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Washington Visitors.

Visitors from Washington are regis
tered at the following hotels:
Hotel Abbey-R. Walker. W. Lunard
and wife, Mrs. William Rollins.
Hotel Aberdeen-Mr. and Mrs. Wade,
Miss Wade.
Hotel Bothwell-Mrs w 3. Wood
ward, E Woodward. Miss A Z. Wood
ward. Miss VI. Fogan.
Bingham House-T. Milton, Miss A
Johnson. Miss NJ Gurner.
Hotel BrevoOrt-J. G. Petty.
Hotel Borton-Mrs- NJ Riley. Mrs z.
Madison.
Berkshire Inn-E. Haines.
Hotel Clarendon-E. S. Keen and wife
and child s. s. Carpenter.
Hotel Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. William
Weaver. G. s. Hazard.
Hotel Cornell-J. PhebeE-
Hotel Continental-R T. Gardner
Hotel Cornell. Kelly and wife
G. MacCraney
Hotel Dennis-D W Herriott and
wife, Mrs. c. A. Walker. Miss Walker.
Miss Pauline Walker, A. c. Whitton,
Thomas J. Fisher.
Hotel De Yille-Minnie Hentman L.
FRANKIE, Mrs K breton. Miss F Bre-
ton; Miss Malone, G. A. Malone, Sadie
y.
Hotel Elberon-J.- EarnshaW.
Hotel ElWOOd-E- Litchfeld r VIII
cox. ]. Carlin, Mrs. r. Cash.
Hotel Frontenac-E- VI. Shirley, Mrs.
E Shirley, Ida Shirley
Hotel FredOnia-Mrs g. McGee @.
Javius. j. Tilton. wife and family, Mrs.
J. Brown. Miss 3. Lewis. E J. Ellis,
Miss r. Edwards. Miss W Edwards.
Hotel HOlmhurst-T. K. Fox, Miss z.
F Preston. Mrs. J. Preston, K Preston,
= - q mi fTw Z Y
Nalley-
Haddon Hall-Mrs n. W. Burder.
Miss BuTdell. y. L. Burdell. L. L. Her
rail- and wife. NJ. W. Johnson and wife.
James J. Overn. L. A Clarke
Hotel Iroquois-L. Pullman and wife.
Mrs. \. J. Saxton, the Misses Saxton,
Miss NJ. f Hawke.
Hotel Kuehnle-T. J. steIIo. V. NJ.
Healy.
Hotel Fontaine-s. Delaney. Mrs. f.
Schmidt and family. George Wells. Mrs.
NJ Campbell. Miss H Campbell. Miss
+. J. Campbell. Miss P Lee.
La Belle 1nn-H. Obery and wife. Mrs.
J. Reese. Mrs. NJ c O'Brien. Mrs b
2. RiOrdan. Miss NJ Riordan, Miss A
RiOrdan. Mr.. and Mrs J. S Burnside.
Hotel Larchmont-D. White. c Tuck
Hotel Majestic-w. T. Lemon. r. r.
Roderick. G. Dunlop, Miss S. BeaH.
Hotel Malate 1T c. O'Rourke, D.
L Thompson. r S. Fal.
Hotel Mt NernOn-Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert COhdn.
Hotel Manhattan r Morrison. Mr..
and Mrs Jones.
Hotel Morton - Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Crabill.
Hotel New EnEland-S. N. Hercus
Hotel New Belmont-T. W Gilmer.
Hotel New Chatham - Capt. H NJ
Knight, Mrs. z. X Ellis Miss G ".
Ellis.
Hotel MOntiCello-F. Noel. p Carna-
han, Walter White, Edward King W
W. Roach and wife, Thomas Edmonds.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

curing the week he SaleQ On IueSQay
for Cuba. his brother Elmer Norris. of
Richmond. was also in the city.
E. F. Downham is in Saratoga
Springs for a few weeks
Misses Mabel and Bertha Hunter are
visiting in Colonial Beach.
c. NJ. Bruin and his daughter, Miss
Mary Bruin. are at the jamestown Ex-
position. where they were Joined by Mrs
j. w. Parrish. Of Newark. Del
Miss Emma Loving is IN Culpeper for
a short time.
Miss A L. Smith is the guest of her
cousin. Mrs Francis Gibson. in Charles
Town, w. Va.
Mrs. George Peyton and Miss Lucy
Peyton left Friday for Atlantic City.
Horace Ramey has returned from a
visit to Niagara and DanviIle. n. Y.
Mrs. William p Taylor and Mrs. J. A.
Dienilt left Friday for Ocean City. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Perry have re-
turned from a visit to Philadelphia
Mrs C NJ. Pickin and daughter are
home after visit TO Mrs. ". G. OWNS
in Henrico.
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Hall are in
Atlantic City.
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Washington
Folk Summer
At Pen MAJ

PEN MAR, Pa, Aug. lin the Blue
mountain the season is at its height;
hotels and cottages are full. and the
tourist. who has not secured room and
BOARD in advance. is often forced to
wander for hours before he hears the
welcome words. Yes. sir, we can ac-
commodate you"
Inc japanese embassy occupies n
pIetty cottage opposite the Buena Vista
rio'ei' which commands a magnificent
view Of the Cumberland valley.
"dshngtonians are not wanting on
'he mountain. Among those registered
at the hotels areA
clue Mountain House-Miss A. A
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Personal Gossip.

D. R. c. Heiner. distinguished sur
geon of the United States navy. has
been spending a few days with friends
al the Hotel Morton. This seems 10 be
quite favorite stopping place for Of
ficers of the navy.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Voight, jr, of Wash
ington. are among the visitors. They
will be here until about the first Of Sep
;ember, and make their home at the
Hotel Ralelga
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Mrs. z. Harr and son. and Mrs. E
Noble. OF Washington. have apartments
at the Hotel Shoreham for the remainder
OF August
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Nillionaires Building Houses.

Hotels will play a larger role even
thar usual in the existence of the Four
Hundred during the coming winter, ow-
Ing 10 the number of people who are
engaged in rebuilding or altering their
houses. Every vestige Of George GouId's
mansion, at the corner of Sixty-seventh
street and Fifth avenue, has vanished.
and work has been begun in earnest on
the new mouse whiclh is TO occupy the
same site.
Harry Payne Whitney is likewise MAX
ing extensive alterations at his home.
on the corner of Fifth avenue and Fifty
seventh street
+. IL Hartman proposes to make
some changes In the house which he has
boggnt from the estate of the late
deber Bishop, at SSI Fifth avenue
and quite number of other houses are
IN The hands Of builders and decorators.
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Frank W Hynson, Of Washington, is
among the visitors at the Wiltshire. He
will stay at the shore until the end OF
the month
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Charles A. Watson, OF Washington. is
spending a fortnight at the shore and
making his home - the Grand Atlantic
Hotel
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Mrs. J. Brenton Simms and Miss NJ
V. Byrne. OF Washington, are at the
Wiltshire for couple Of weeks stay.
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ATLANTIC CITY GOSSIP

chaperoning Miss Rose Jones, sister Of
Lieutenant Jones, Of the United States
army.
Mr. and Mrs. z. ]. Hertz. OF Washing
ton, have closed their town house and
taken up their residence at the MARI
borough Blenneim for the balance Of the
season. They are entertaining Miss
Irene Dietrich. OF Washington. this
week
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Mrs. Aaron Rosenthal and daughter,
HOrtense. Of Florida avenue, have re-
turned 70 the city, after spending several
weeks with relatives in Baltimore.
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Saratoga Polo Tourney.

Saratoga's polo tournament opens to-
morrow, and viii last the remainder of
the month, constituting a notable addI-
tion to the attractions already provided
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Abe Diamond returned to his home in
Denver, Col, after spending a week here
with relatives.
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Robinson White. Of Washington. is
spending a three weeks vacation at the
Hotel SOthern.
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Maurice Price and daughter, Florence,
have returned from a two weeks stay
at the Rudolph. Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Myer, of the Ash
ley, left yesterday for visit to the
exposition and New York.
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ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 17.--Baseball
has been ruled out as a pastime for
bathers. This is done by the police
every year, but II came rather late this
year and people had begun to believe
they would not be interfered with this
season. But the order went forth from
.he Office OF the mayor this week. and
as a result OF it there is a good collec-
ton of base and tennis balls In the de-
partment OF public safety. When there
are many bathers the practice of play
ing on the beach makes II dangerous,
especially for women and children.
hence the order
Tomorrow the members Of the life
guard force VIII attend church for the
first time, not as individuals. but as a
body. They have been invited 10 the
Central Methodist Church, and the in
vitation has been accepted by Beach
Surgeon Beckwith- a special sermon
TO the corps Of life savers viii be
preached by the Rev. Sherman G. Pitt,
pastor of the church Mayor Stoy and
Surgeon Beckwitn will accompany the
corps at divine service.
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Mrs. F p Burke, Of 1912 I street
northwest, is spending the summer at
Tivoton-on-the-Sea, r. l., as the guest
of cx-Representative and Mrs. Joseph
O'NeiH, Of Boston. Mass.
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Berkshires at Their Best.

LenOx. as usual, will have a very gay
September. The Berkshires are always
at their best In the early fall. and people
who have been away at Bar Harbor
and Newport, and yachting along the
coast during August. usually return by
the end of the month and reopen their
villas for the autumn.
Among the attractions will be the we'd
ding Of Miss Evelyn Sloane 10 William
E S Griswold. which takes place at
Wyndhurst, her mothers country place
at LenOx, Thursday, September 3. Only
few near relatives and very intimate
friends Will be present at the ceremony.
but a large number OF invitations have
been issued for the reception which fol-
lows Then on Saturday, September IA.
there will be the annual race meeting
Of the Berkshire Hunt at Lee Pleasure
Park, David T Dana, Giraud Foster.
Clinton G. Gilmour. and Frank X. Stur-
gis being in charge OF the affair. and
many parties. dances. dinners. and fes-
uvities of one kind or another have
already DecE organized for September
at LenOX
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phil King, Of the I'm
perial. have returned after a months
stay at the TraymOre Atlantic City.
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F. w. Nesbltt. OF Wheeling. ". Va.
judge of TIE circuit court OF West Vir-
ginia, Is among the shore visitors. He
is staying at the Ponce de Leon and
VIII remain at the resort until the lat
ter part OF the month.
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Mrs walter p Atchinson, Of Semi
nary Hill. has returned from a pleasant
visit to friends in Leesburg.
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Mrs. Charles F. Baggett is home from
pleasant vacation spent in Loudoun
county.
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The Rev. William J. Morton and Mrs.
Morton, and Mrs. Lydia r. Spofrord
ard children. are visiting the James
town Exposition
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. William Talbot and
Miss Milstead have returned from a
visit to Coltons Point. Md.
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Mrs. Herman Hudson. Of Washington.
who is staying at the New Belmont Is
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d.

guests were Mrs. Loring. Judge Lam
bert Tree, and Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Cotton.
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Whitneys Entertain.

Harry Payne Whitney as usual at
this time of the year, is entertaining a
large house party for the shooting sea
son In Yorkshire at Holwick Hail. on
which he has spent a considerable sum
OF money. and which is famous for its
grouse mDors and game preserves.
The Henry Phlppses have GlenlOch.
not far from Inverary. for which they
are said 10 pay a larger rental than Is
obtained anywhere else IN Scotland Il
is famous for its deer forests. and com
prises within its limits some Of the dis
uiCts rendered romantic by the wan
deTings and adventures OF the Young
and Old Stuart Pretenders in the DAYS
OF the Jacobre Instructions. It is esti-
mateG that, what with the enormous
rental paid by Henry Phipps and the
immense cost Of keeping up the place.
each stag 'grassed" during the shooting
season costs him in the neighborhood
OF Sl.OOo.
Captain Beatty, whose wife is a daugh-
ter Of the late Marshall Field. has
rented Invercauld. and others who have
places in Scotland where they are now
entertaining friends are Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Whitridge, John Cadwalader,
the Bradley Martins. and last. but not
least, Clarence Mackay. whose wife will
probably prOlong her stay in Lennx until
his return
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Carroll Pierce and family are spend
Ing the summer at Purcellville.
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Mrs. Mary E. Kelley, with a party of
friends, left today for Lounduo camp
meeting.
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Mrs. F. l. Walter. Of Denver. Col.
is the guest OF her father, W. ". Sher-
wood.
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by the racing. Some OF the best players
IN the country will take part In the
games, among them F. Ambrose Clark.
Maxwell Stevenson, Robert Collier, Aug
ust Belmont and his boys. <. c. Pot
ter, r. s Won stade. Harry Page, the
Hitchcocks. the Waterburys.. and the
Ia Montagues.
While the Harry Payne Whitneys are
much missed. New York society is
strongly represented, and the women Of
the fashionable set at Saratoga for the
racing and polo season include Mrs.
Richard 7. Wilson, jr.. Mrs Thomas
Hitchcock, jr.. Miss Carolyn FeIlowes.
Mrs. T. Ambrose Clark, young Mrs.
August Belmont, Mrs. Herman 3. Dur
yea, Mrs Andrew Miller, and many
others.
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Miss Bessie Jammey has gone 10
Charlottesville to spend a few weeks.
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Dr. Abram Simon and family have re-
turned home after a six weeks trip to
Atlantic City.
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MI and Mrs. Henry Strauss are home
from Atlantic City, where they have
been for some time.
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during the week. He sailed en- Tuesday
for Cuba. his brother Elmer Norris. of
Richmond, was also in the city.
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Mr.. anil Mrs. J. II. Randolph have
just announced the marriage of their
daughter, Evva l., to s Charles Pin
der. OF Maryland, which occurred June
26 at Rockville. Md.
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Mrs. Julia F. Tubman has gone 10
Clifton for several weeks.
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Miss Fannie Smith is the guest Of
Miss Halle Chichester. in Stanford.
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Miss Anne Lewis Jones has returned
from a visit to Union Hills, Md.
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Mrs. L. A. Walker and daughter. Miss
Pauline Walker, Of the National Capt.
tai, are spending the balance Of August
at the resort They are staying at the
Hotel Jackson. During the present week
they entertained Mrs. William p
Crowell. Of New York city.
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Brig. Gen. George F. Elliott com>
manGant Of the Marine Corps in Wash
lngton, and Mrs Elliott. have left this
city for trip IN the West and North
west. They will visit first the navy
yard st SitSa, Alaska, going from there
to Puget Sound and Mare Island navy
ward at San FrGrcisco. They will be
away for about two months. and arc
accompanied By Lieut.. Russell B. Put
nam. L. $. VI. c.
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Mrs. Charles Evan Kflbourne and her
daughter. Miss Clara Goold Kilbourne,
whose engagement has just been an
nOunced TO Charles Taylor Lee of Co
lumbus, Ohio, are visiting Mrs Kill
boUrne's son, Capt. c. z. Kilbourne. at
Fort Monroe, Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs w. X. Baxter, Of Peters
burg, Va, have issued cards announc-
ing the marriage Of tb cir daughter,
Miss Lottie b. Baxter, to J. Samuel
DE Shaza, which took place on Tues
dav
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Miss Lucy Hoyt, Of Columbia, S. c
is visiting Mrs. Edgar Warneld.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

Miss Ray Fisher, Of Baltimore. is visit
ing friends in the city.
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MIs. Carlisle Herbert Smith has re
turned from visit to friends in Mary
land.
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William A. Roelff. Of washington. is
spending the month at the Revere, At
lantic City.
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Miss Rose Kidwell IS visiting friends
In Richmond, and will visit the James
| town Exposition while away.
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ReIr Admiral Charles T. Hutchins,
L S N. retired, and Mrs. Hutchins en-
tertained at bridge party last week in
WarrentOn. Va. which was given for
charity. Mrs. Hutchins had receiving
with her Mrs Gsirst, wife Of Rear Ad-
rniral Perry Garst L. :. y. retired: I:
Mrs. Edward Carter, Mrs. Nimonia
Wood Mrs. William J. DOothe. Mrs.
Edward Carter. Mrs. CassiUs Lee, of
Alexandria. and Miss Elizabeth Hardy
Fair.
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DR.. J. Wesley Bovee is spendAg
two months vacation at Saratoga, Bar
Harbor. Narragansett Pier, and Chau-
mont bay
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Miss Helen Adams and Miss Josie
Richardson, of Richmond, are visiting
Mrs. George lie Hew.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-04-26
NEW YORk Stock MARKET

While the days transactions i'll
stocks were generally assumed 70 be
still largely in professional hands, the
reflection of q real sentiment towards
securities. The expansion in dealings
was not notable and business was un-
duly cOngested But the important
feature Of the market was that The
rise. however brought about, did nc-
bring out important offerings for sale.
1t is this condition of the market that
causes uneaSineSS to the outstanding
short interest which is admittedly still
large The existence Of this persistent
short interest in the market invites at
tack by an opposing bull party in the
speculation as soon as the market IS
freed from actual liquidation on al
vances. News Of events or chanpRg
conditions were given little RESPONSE
bility for the days movements. A good
effect was caused by the downward ten
dency of time money rates, which was
looked upon as better index of tke
real money situation than the deteriDr-
ating condition of the banks. Interna-
tioDal commission houses asserted that
a more favorable attitude towards
American securities on the part of for
eigners was discernibIe with the re-
taxation in money markets abroad Re
cent crop damage reports apparently
were regarded with some modification
OF views in the stock markets. AS
rule the last prices of the dav were The
highest, Bonds were firm. Total sales
par value S1,364 900 United States
bonds were unchanged on call Total
sales 7S5, 400 shares.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-04-26
DA SWEETA SOIL.

All weenter time work for deeg
Da tTanch cen Ceety street.
An l am looEa like da peeg
An sIDal jus bout rs sweet.
Baycause my hans. my face. my c,o'es
Ees dirty as can be
Ar sewer gas ees cen my nose
An steeck al ovra me
More dirty an more mean l feel
Dan l am look 20 you:
Ny soul ceIs.de ecs seeck but, STEEL.
Wat am I g5na Io2
Ees no;nce- < sweet cen ccety street
Fer max ne better man.
A. men an t'hecuEs dat / an meet
Max r1eanncss all dcy can.
Ar al de- speak ces og.y words
An DO som oEly theeng-
So even. too. dose leetla birds
Dat ought be- glad an seeng.
Dey fight each other cen da dirt
For dirty food dey eat
All, so my soul eensidc ees hurt
For work cen cecty street!
But yestaday, Oh. yestaday.
l Ieeve an breathe again,
Da boss ees sand me far away
For work cen country lane
How can / max you ondrastand-
You are SO grand. so reech-
To know da JOY l feel, my frand.
For deeg dees countra deetCh?
! sweenE my spade. an oh. da small,
Wen first l turn da sod
So swecj. Escuse me eef ! tai
Ees like ia breath OF God.
So pure da soil, like Italy.
l stOop an TAXA piece,
An den-Oh. donta laugh at me
talk 10 oet an KEGS,
An while l do desc foola theeng
An weep 50 sceuy tears
Ees com pritta bird an seeng
Hees music cen my ears.
You know dees 'Mericana bird
Weeth breast 50 lika flame,
SO red-I do not know da word
You say for call hees name,
But wat he seeng ees plain TO me.
An dees ees part Of eet:
'Ees spreeng. ees sprceng cen Italy,
So sweeta, sweeta, sweet
Oh. ecf you weesh da Dago man
D&c com for leeve weeth you
T. be da gOoda 'hcriCan
An love dees countr&. too,
! ;--- you tax heem by da hand
~ from Ceety street
4 ~ low Eecln first dccs granGH land
re o5t ees pure an sweet
t DAILY in Catholic Standard and
les.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-04-26
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New Orleans, April 22.-Spot cotton
closed quiet and unchanged. MidTing
10 1916; sales were $50 bales on the
spot and 200 to arrive.
Futures opened irregular from to
10 points below the close Saturday, Re
ports Of generous rains throughout the
cotton belt had a bearish effect on the
market AS the day wore on prediction
of cold weather following Immediately
in the wake of the rain, caused the
market TO take little higher level
and the close was steady, prices rang
ing from I to s points below the close
of Saturday
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-04-26
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, April 22.-The cotton
market was rather less active today
and fluctuations were narrow and ir-
regular, with the close steady at net
decline of to points. Sales for The
day We're estimated at $50, zee bales.
The opening was steady at decline
of to points in response to lower
Liverpool cables and a rather better
weather map than had been looked for,
owing to further rains in the south
west. But offerings were light and
there was a sharp demand for near
months and prices rallied to within a
point or two of Saturdays close soon
after the opening. Later the market
s1sged off in the absence Of a broad
ening demand, but May held a pre-
MUM of about 2 to points over July
and after sagging off to about the
opening figures, prices held pretty
steady during the afternoon. The close
was at practically the lowest point Of
the session under scattering liquidation
or realizing by buyers Of last week. The
decline in Liverpool futures was at
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-04-26
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Dim business Again.

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when II looked as If no hope was lef.,
l was persuaded TO rry Electric Bitters
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The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-04-26
ELLIPTIC FITS
\ Terrible AfhicIlOn

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Z >Off0 ~ Movements Quotations Local &Foeisn 1gOn6S
- Financial News&

tributed to American selling which ras
believed to be undoing straddIes, and
the buying Of May here early was cred
tied TO the same account. The flrst
Maynctice day comes on Friday and
the strength OF that position suggests
that the concentrated long interest is
planning 10 take up all cotton rendered.
The New Orleans estimated receipts
for tomorrow was rather heavy, but ex-
ports for the day were nearly 10000
bales heavier than the port receipts
and frost was again predicted and re-
planting would be necessary in Missls-
sippi. The southern spot markets were
unchanged to 1-8c higher.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-04-26
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