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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14
By T. p. Dunno
Copyright, 1907. by H H. Mcclure & Coz

pay all along tn levee firm Manchur-
va to Madagascar, accordin' to Ho-
gan. I begin to feel Onaisy. Tn first
thing we know all tn other subiick
races will be up. TIL horses will kick
an bite, the dogs will fly at our
Threats whin we lick thin, tn fishes
will refuse to be caught. tn cattle an
pigs will set fire to tn stock yards
an there'H be gineral rebeuyOn against
tn white man. It's no laughin' mat
Their, 1 tell ye. A subjick race is on'y
funny whin its Tally subjick About
three years ago I STOPPED laughin' at
Jap'nese jokes. Ye have to feel su-
peeryor to laugh an I'm gettin' over
that feelin'. An nawthin' makes d man
so mad an so scared as whin some
thin he looked down on as infeeryor
TURNS on him. If a fellow man hits
him he hits him back. But if a dog
bites him he yells mad dog an him
an tn neighbOrs pound tn dog to
pieces with clubs. If tn naygurs down
south liver got together an flew at
their masters ye'd hear no more coon
songs FIR awhile. It's our conceit makes
US superior. Take it out iv US an
We ARE about tn same as tn rest"
Il wondher what we'd do if all thin
infeeryor races shud come at US to-
gether?" said Mr.. Hennessy. "Theyre
enough iv thin to swamp us"
We'll" said Mr.. Dooley, I'D have to
go on bein' white or, to speak more
accurately, pink. An anyhow. [
guess they've been infeeryor too long
to change. It's got to be habit with
Thin.
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cumbs to tn customs iv a country an
Sir Alfred is no viggytaryan.
Our old friends acrost tn sea were
specially attintive to tn subjick races.
They haven't been like tn Germans
an tn Fr-rinch who threated thin tn
way Dock Long says Tiddy Rosenfelt
pursUes his nature studies. They
thried to improve their minds an NOR
ais as well as their projoocin'power.
When a false prophet come along
among thin, tn English were horri-
fled be his techins which principally
was in tn line iv target practice TIL
poor wan died as all prophets must,
counterfeit or ginooyine an was
buried. TIL English governmint felt
it has a great religious jooty to per-
form so it stint out Gin'Tal Lord
Kitchener an he opened tn grave an
dug up tn body an cut its head off to
show to tn poor misguided haythen.
Is that tn head " tn prophet says
he. 1t is says tn haythen. Well,
If he was a Tale prophet cud / kill
him? Cudden't he put his head back
on again?' says he. Ills thrue.' says
the haythen. An they all become
CHRISTIANS at wanst an were put to
wurruk.
An now, be Hivin, all these here
wretched millyons that we've done so
much FIR ar-re turnin' on us. TIL
Japs threaten us with war. TIL Chi
nese won't buy shoes firm us an ARE
chasin' the missionries out " their
coy villas an not even givin' thin a
chance to carry away their piannies or
their silverware. There's tn divvle to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14

science might rest easy. After that I
felt better and entered more cheerfully
into the foul play.
Andy says l, as we strayed
through the smoke along the cinderpath
they call Smithfield street. had you
figured out how we are going to get
acquainted with these coke kings and
pig iron squeezes? Not that I would
decry my own worth or system of
drawing room department and work
with the olive fork and pie knife says
I, but isn't the entree nous into the
salons of the stOgie smokers going to
be harder than you imagined?'
If there's any handicap at all says
Andy, its our own refinement and in
herent culture. Pittsburg millionaires
are a fine body of plain, wholehearEed,
unassuming. democratic men.
They are rough but mcivil in their
manners. and though their ways are
boisterous and Unpublished. under it all
they have a great deal of impoliteness
ana discOurtesy. Nearly every one of
and they'll live in it till the town gets
to using smoke consumers. If we act
simple and unaffected and don't go too
far from the saloons and keep making
a noise like an import duty on steel
rails we won't have any trouble in
meeting some of EN- socially
Wen. Andy and me drifted about
town three or four days getting our
bearings. We got to knowing several
milliOnaires by sight
''One used 10 stop his automobile in
front of our hotel and have a quart of
champagne brought out to him. When
the waiter opened it he's turn it up to
his mouth and drink it out of the bot
tie. He used to be a glassblOwer be-
fore he made his money.
"One evening Andy failed to come to
the hotel for dinner. About II o'clock
he came into my room.
Landed one, JEFF says he. twelve
millions. Oil, rolling mills. real estate
and natural gas. He's a fine man; no
in the last five years. He's got profess
airs about him. Made all his money
sOrs posting him up now in education
art and literature and haberdashery
and such things.
When l saw him he'd Just won a
bet of 100000 with Steel Corporation
man that there'd be four suicides in
the Allegheny rolling mills today So
everybody in sight had to walk up and
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Jeff, goes OF Andy. this is the eX-
act counterpart Of ScUdder's carving.
It's absolutely a dead ringer for it,
He'll pay $1,000 for it as quick as he'd
tuck napkin under his chin. And why
shouldn't il be the genuine other one,
anyhow, that the old gypsy whitfield
out?"
Why not. indeed2' says J. And
how shall we go about compelling him
to make a voluntary purchase Of it?'
Andy had his plan all ready, and I'll
tell you how we carried it out
Il got d pair of blue spectacles. put
on my black frock coat. rumDled my
hair up and became Professor Pickle
man. l went to another hotel, regis
tered, and sent a telegram TO SCuddeT
to come to see me at once on important
art business. The elevator dumped him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-14

came to the hotel and called me into his
room across the hall He pulled a
rOundish bundle about as big as a goose
egg out of his pocket and unwrapped
it. 1t was an ivory carving just as he
had described the milliOnaire'S to me.
L went in an old secondhand store
and pawnshOp a while ago says Andy
and l see this half hidden under a lot
of old daggers and truck The pawn
broker said he'd had it several years
and thinks it was soaked by some Arabs
and Turks or some foreign dubs that
used to live down by the river
Il offered him 81 for it, and I must
have looked like l wanted it, for he said
it would be taking the pumperuickIe
out of his children'S mouths to hold any
conversation that did not lead up TO
price of s95. ! finally got it for $25.
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quoted: Fair to good choice to fanc s. o2g
81 2a CORNMEAL-Steaiy. quoted: Kiln irleo - 3 '''
low 81 5565si 60: coarse 81 4oqsI FEcEDWestern
steady city steady; quoted Western spring S26 So stand
hrsn So bulk. $50 75qs27 p sacks: middlinG $2 91
$40 red s3l 10 hominy chop SIS 80 bulk $2s 40
RAIN-WHEAT-Heavy wheat arrivals at
raapolis and in turn affected a oyher markets Of
the country. New York closing quite weak with
September at o'clock the basis Of s. o6is DC.
deal Of commissi8n house selling and ais" iiqp'da
the adTaDos Of sd at IirerpooI and the
estimate that worlds shipments would he about 900"
600 bushels smaller than tho previous week r'fs
also some complaint about drouth conditions
India This news had but momentary effect on
the market, however. as Northeast weakness he came
prominent soon after the opening and eyeryo0dy
pressure was increased ny tne iact that Only douI
loads Of wheat taken for export. although II
Was said that good business had heeh cone II. l"r
very heavy agEresating 1905" 600 bushels wheat
l.et Minneapolis ana Duluth total arrivals wer"
S45 for the day. compared with 3Sf cars Ias
weather news came in from during the
session. lost it's effect through the weakness In
e. oes ~ ~ S+r,Fern pulIth 81 Tabs
start corn was firm and somewhat higher on smaller
receipts than expected, an advance OF "a &C
in West. With subsequent realizing. the
aLour q cort from tor in sympathy with the break in
wheat. At o'clock December IN the local market
was quoted at 7o2.c. and MAY at 67'c. Seahoard
cearancee amounted o 2Ia.O00 bushels 10 .
local market closed at 81 lzc. nominal IN ele"
ator. To1sc second half. October. afoat
OaTS-The market weak a.
other grains owing to strength IN SePtenher which
unchanged. except September. which was %c net
higher cash oats in New York were UNCHANGED as as
follows. Mixed "a 20 30 n ~ natural %hi,s- 20 20
70 - n - s95sc and clipped white r. 70 3@ n 80
o b Vow York BARLEY-Market firm: mating
sao as1 o.. -. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29


changed. No sales, Standard foundry grades are are
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The nolasses market
firm with syruPs STEADY and business 4Id,e Guns aC
5irs goiatioms follow mo AS sood -
a s2Gc: prime 2GG35c: New Orleans. open KEITH 81
eaa tse IS s4CP 6a BRINE 20 a5c nes "a
oil was steady to 5@ on s16 SS'sGe @
tober. 81 y g61c 1000 November. 49g46H and roo
petroleum reported in seasonable demand at recent
P5 Pse sN We b Sn0'e &C. 6a bn
cases. York. 0-90c. Philadelphia 10Soc
adelphia. 10 soc: buik s5c: water white cases
York. 13 9oc; PhiladeIpha. !3 Soc. coTToNsEED OIL
low. spot 55I2c September. 52lz q56'ac October 81
January. 41a41i4c: March Az. q 4Is.c: of summer
yellow. September. nominal; good OFF summer Yellow
IiHSEED oif~American seed, city raw, 46a47c:
out-of-tow raw. 45g4ec; Calcutta raw. zoe LARD
PROvisIoNs-The provision market opened firm
support but eventually turned weaker with grain and
% a h" c aGs 500 %eFe pSR
firm: quoted: Mess. s17 5oGsls: family. $40;
$40 80: family. si4@sl4 packet. s12asI2 30 extra
Ind India mess 81 q So BEEF HAMS steady; quoted
SIS so DRESSED HOGS hrm: quoted: Bacons. sssc
is9 is9 o n @e: $50 n % es9 149 n 2s:c pigs
quoted: smoking IL q i3lzc; 10 10: 12a12'.c; y NJ
~. allG - ~ 1crs s@I@s.e picked hams quiet
Try IS e. LARD steady; quoted: Middle Western
Continent roc: Brazil kegs SOC: compound quiet
quoted: s& steady; quoted: OIeo So.
Gac; city lard stearine. 1Oa 111c
rice moving Rto the lands o
follow: Screenings. 3d3I+c: ordinary. 4a44c fair a.
d5c. ordinary. 5G5l4c: prime 5iaM52.c
ssc Japan domestic 5d5l2c; Patna. foreign 5sG69sc
Rangoon and Bassem. 5a5Ssc-
sUGAR-The market FOR refined sugar ruled steady
with fairly good business. The following list
prices subject o a rebate
per for cash. days Crystal dominos 1850;
tablets. leaf and crushed. 5.70c: A
535c cubes. Eagle 10 hass powdered and Eagle
fectioners Granulated. S.2oc. XXXX powdered s
powdered powdered and fruit powdered and Eagle
o. granulated. 52oc; . ID bags do 53oc: 81
bags do s. sc: d. 10 n bags do 3 I5c
and so 5.05c: Eagle gran
ulated and diamond A &c: oonfectoners' A SOC No
4. Nos ? 475c; No s. s.70c: No 2. No
8 +6oc No :. b5c; No S. 500: No o. 445c: No TO-
4 No 3oc: No IL. .25c: No 15 Nos 4
l., The London market unchanged 10
d higher the gain being the spot position and sep
mi quoted at lad October a 9s
The local for steady and unchanged
with 90 at 3 95c muscovado
n rnnIasses 50 test at 3. 1nc.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVE.


Liverpool Sept 27-Celtic oar). New York Via Queens
town; Victorian tf3r) New York
Southampton Sept 2S-Philadelphia New York via Ply
mouth and Cherbourg
for o'herbourg and Southampton Iand proceeded).
Bremen. Sept -. a mLIrave ttIerl New York
2S-yltona tf3r), New York for Trieste
Nord America GtaD. New York via Genoa
Hong Kong, Sept 2s-Indrapura oBr,. New York via
Port said Sept 2s-ovid CBrly Michaels
Algiers. for Dany Hlogo etc
Newcastle. Sept 27-ILennox ttrl New York.
Thomas Sept 21-Trnidad (Br,. New York for
Barbados
Coronei. Sept 27-EarI Douglas CBr,. Victoria C
Buenos Ayres Sept 22-selsdon tBr). New York via
Barbados and Montevideo.
Montevideo. Sept 2s-Crown Prince CBr) York
Buenos Ayres and Rosario: Helenes tBr).
York for Buenos Ayres and Rosario.
Liverpool Sept :S-Etruria tBr). New York via
London Sept. 2S-Mesaba tBrp. York; Sandman
tBr). Henry. Montreal via Havre
Southampton Sept 2s-St Louis New York via Cher
Rotterdam, Sept 2s-Potsdam Dutch). New York via
Boulogne.
Cherborg. Sept -. 10 m-Buecher tGer) Hrom
Hamburg Southampton. New York
Havre. Sept 2s-La Provence tFr). Alix; La Gas
Patras Sept 2a-Emiiia (Aust) (from Trieste).
oran Sept 24-cerea Gtap. MoIinari Nrom Genoa.
shields Sent o7-Phoebus fC7er) New York
Buenos Ayres Sept o6-Horatius tBr>. New York
Antwerp. 2s. 80 mZeeland tsrl New York via
Dover
Gibraltar Sept 2sGermania r,. New York for Naples
IJzard Sept os-Barbarossa Ger York Plym-
outh. Cherbourg and Bremen
Faya Sept 2sNapoitsn Prince (Br,. New York for st
Perrin sept 2s-Aberiour ,Br) Yokohama etc, Nev
York: st ESbert tRr,. New York for Manila and Csbu.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Sept %, 1907


Steamer FORK. Roberts. SOUTHAMPTON and Cher
cabin and passengers malls and mdse Ar
rived at he II :23
steamer San Gorgio NtaD. Romano, Naples September
md Palermo 10. to G Richard & 90.
viii II cabin and 162 passengers and mdse.
Arrived at at 3:45
IBID. Dow, Liverpool september II
and Queenstown o.. Ss Co. Ltd. with b79
rived a 1890 m t2Ith)
Orschulek Trieste September
I Patras TO- Palermo l. and Almeria 16 to Phelps
S- cabin and a12 stserase passengers
and rnise Arrived Bar at II 40
steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News and Norfolk.
10 he Dominion 50 Co with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine at lis m
of Atlanta. Fisher Savannah September
2 TO the Ocean Co. with passengers and mdse Left
Quarantine at T:20 n m.
steamer Tjomo fNor) Danielson. ProEreso September
Canpeche 20 to the New York and cuba Mail SIS
Co wit
Ksisern Auguste Victoria tC5erl. Rlser. Ham
September 10. Southampton and Cherbourg 90 TO
Hamburg American Line. with S44 cabin 221 second
cabin and sos steerage mails and mdse Ar
rived at ann.
the Southern Pacific with mdse Quarantine
6:0T III.
Peninsuar tFort). Lisbon September
14 Michaels II Tercera Fayal Is and Flores 1s
q Amsinck & Co, with 81 cabin and 514
sengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at a
Steamer Hector, o Leary Portland. Me September 26
20 J W EweIl & Co. ballast Passed n Quarantine
6:I7
Steamer Regina Cubani Baste. Havana September %.
70 the Munson Line. with
Sandy Hook. ]. Sept Is, $50 D east: mod
crate breeze. raining; thick outside.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

York. September = is''.
easier unfeT llo'ia,
trn or realizing seemed come through NalI
nd attributed by Some 70 ne
although -f~ parties doing the Sc IlI-
sometimes Europe well f0r local ~
rerests The opened steady At upchansed psl
= an advance e points bur closed Seady net Il-
points sales for the haf session
bags STEADY opening vas due ~ tie
French reporting partial advance q = fTarlc
during rather buiisn pTl-
cables from market Of which sai1
O French operators reported fHai
current crop OF Santos would be about "p"F hass
predicted that there would be falling on m re-
IN future The movement at the tVgo
ports reported the days cable 3oOh hags,
and 6Sfsee last NeaT-
un6iahy receipts the 1900 bags. against
se ssa has day II Is get
the Of the year when during normal
season receipts may Re expected to have reached their
befs slow IN starting during
season many contend has been regulated
by government year its steady
during winter d continual surprise
Hamburg unchanged 10 lower
unchanged. but Santos declined 80 reis The
fire In all sections OF Sac Pauo The mar
for rpot coffee quiet, with quotations the
tasis OF exc for Rio Nc Z
day a
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
TRANSPaCIFIC MAILS

and steamers Close in New York
Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands
Franciscol-C s transport. Sept 80 600 ? m
Francisco; Alameda sept 80, 800 p m
COrea. China and Phil
ppne Islands (via San Francisco
except New Zealand,
Samoan Islands Ftji Islands and New
caledonia yia Vancouver and Vic
b C)--Moana. -..-..-.......O Oct D. 800 m
Japan Corea China and Philippine ISL
ands via SeattIe)-Tango Maru..-:. Oct TO- 500 p m
Corea, China and Phil
Islands via san FranciscoJ-
th,na ...,.........-............O Oct II. 600 m
Francisco,"Msriposa ............... Oct IL 900
New and Australia Except
West) Caledonia Cvia San
Oct 20 800 IN
Corea China Especially al
(via SeattleD-Trenont Oct IL 600 IN
Jansn China and Philippine Isl
ands via Vancouver and Victoria. Is
a. r,nnress Of China .............. Oct "a 500 m
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

CoTToN-The cotton market had sharp
the pert OF bulls and reactionists The close
al a advance OF 20q25 points Sales
estimated 10000 bales. The opening 81 an
ADVANCE 1GI3 points covering and buying for a
tsrn. of Wall Street people TO
buying orders in the market believed be for
and II rumored that d local bear
pool covering through OF the leading brokers
a continued advance after
ing O Indifferent cables favorable weekly
crop reviews. The close within or points
ton on active months The weather unsettled
the South. with rather heavy rains reported the
belt and temperatures rather lower IN
there nothing much apprehen-
e:on explain the advance in prices. although
slightly less favorable condition may have helped
xaroe market by accelerating the covering of
,to-rs desire the week end and he
FORE publication of the government reports next
undoubtedly the leading factor In connec
viii Southern market have
not fully followed declines futures. Trading
active Saturday and the trade
ts looking forward continued and tregu
the middle Of
and condition Of the The
Buyers Association estimates the
conSif,on OF the crop 53 cent against SO
month
e range prices in the local market 10 day
r.as a follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
Public Notices.

New YORK SUPREME CoURr-NlNTH JUDICIAL
\ District Putnam County-ln the matter OF tne ap-
oration and petition Edward simmons, Charles a
nd n Chadwick. constituting the Board
of Water supply the City Of New 1ork to acquire 2
on behalf of the Clty OF New YORK.
nder chapter "a of Of 1908. in the Town Of
Phillips town. County Of putnam Ne" prh tor .ne Pus
-. Of nrovidng an additional supply OF pure ana
yShoIesome water the Of the City OF New iorH
t'sslI Aoueluct Section No 2-Publlc nouce mere
bV given that Second Separate report OF John y
William Wood George F. Secor VINO were
sppointed Commissioners OF Appraisal in the above
titled matter. order OF the supreme a., vb,1s
Plains Westcheser County. January u IN, was iso ts
H. e,ca 81 the Clerk the County Of putnam on the
24t cay August 1907 said report bears 'aI a 81 81 81
rtst 1907 aneSs Parcels nuinhers o.
Fl "a 10 76 81 and 81 in this pr1ceeoins o.
a. that application VIII pc ha1o al
- ths Of the state OF New
York TO be held in and for the Ninth JudlcaI a' ms n1
Sonr {ousa in White Plains. Westchester Iounl,.
yoTL on the 9Th day October 1907 at ~ cloCn & III m
of soon there %
csn be heard for an confirming SAID repor' ah' "
such other and further relief as may oe 'u'''
dated New ork Sept 9Th. 1901
-0A'eN - KEY PENDfSE1oN
---.,;.. ,-o,,1ssi Hail OF Records New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
SAILED

Steamers Seneca Ponce. Juan. etc: Enfield (Br>.
Norfolk: Philadelphia San Juan. Curacao. etc; ST
Cuthb.rt CBr) Antwerp; Havana. Havana Parma
F.r, Croix. etc. Kong Haakcn tNoTi.
I'ileys Island. etc: Onenbach Ger. Batavia via 81
Vincent { V. Prinz Joachim tGerl. Fortune ISL
nd etc MarteIIo (Bri. Hull: Trignac
IFrg Bordeaux: Comanche. Charleston and Jackson
,JIIe CIty of Savannah: Monroe. Norfolk and
Newport News: Lampasas Key West and Galveston:
(BelgD, Antwerp via Dover; st Paul South
ampton via Plymouth and Cherbours; PENNSYLVANIA
tGer), Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg: Min
ueanoIis Umbria tBr) Liverpool via
Queenstown: Laurent tFr). Havre; Barotse tRr).
cane Town AIgoa Bay. etc: Norman Prince fBr>.
Singapore Yokohama. FL Rio. Galveston: Lassell.
New Drle
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
EurOpean advertisements.
GOING ABROAD? ?

New Workers when reaching their
starting point m Europe for a tour
through the Continent, and after deciding
on their excursion plan, if they will send
their itinerary with dates of arrival at Ger.
tain points to the London Office OF
THE TRIBUNE, Danes Inn House. 2o5
Strand, the same will be forwarded with
out expense to the main Office of THE
TRIBUNE in New York. and there
placed on file for the convenience of their
friends
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r5verpool Sept 2s-Closing: WHEAT-Spot nominal:
futures nrm: September Is ED: December. Is 4d
March SIS lisd. CORN-Spot firm; prime mixed. Amer
lean SIS los.d futures firm; October 5s si.d January
Winter patents strong Sd. HOPS in London Pachc
COAST. steady, ssaf3 5s BEEF-Extra India mess
steady SIS Cd P0Rk-Prime mess. Western. quiet, 7ss
ad HAMS-Short IA to Is 10. easy AIS Sd. BACON
Cumberland cut. 80 rh strong. 6ss I'd; rib
~ 10 strong. Dos Cd; long clear middle light
clear miodles heavy, TO
~ firm 5ss clear backs. is 20 10 firtn AS
bellies. IA 10 ID. rn. sis shoulders square
70 l3 n. seacy 56s LAfD-tr.ue Western, tIerces
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

,,4, AS Ga. .-uercan refined in pals firm 4os 20
canadian white. new, strong -
atsr snss, colorei strong. 6ls tAhi|''
o.,i o.. ,T %. CJ Australian in London easy rs ~
F.NTI%E-Spirits DUH SIS 3f !f'SI9H, ~
n,int los g. PETROT.EJ Refined ir'h, G,tt,.,, -
tEFIp on. fru 2Gs I'd. COTTONSEED OIL 'iN' -
anei,-Srrt nru rs 10izd
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The caledonia. which reported 70 Sisse'nHrt az h,'
vh 80 miles cast Of sandy li"'N Is -
I.ected 10 dock about ! to-day. 90 49,
oerSay ,bcr $50 mites east a station. IL *
met cd 10 dock about 100 TUESDAY
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
Help Wanted-Females-

>-,,r,r, st-,MsTRtss AT HARLEM HOSPITAL:
W salary. $50 pcr month and mainie - ,,cnue
81 SUPERVISING NJ RISE. Harlem hoSpi'a'' N
and t5Sth street.
-,TTANRERMAID AT HARLEM HtFo
~ pi.al, salur1 $50 month aId la IItsnitaI
--pp1v 1 SUPERVISING Nitt ''a'''''
1 ~ ra and lS6th street
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALNlANAC.

s - -,,r et as Moon rises II or Moons age =
HIGH WATER.
4, c..4,. rio,, - - GOV Island Hell Gate ST
~ SsnE. yooL 90 GOV 80 Hell Gate jos
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
.ntract prices in the local market to-day

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
neglected; Kaes 5000 bales speculation export 800
bales: American 1000 bales receipts 5000 bales. all
American. ndcnz upland Ss4d: futures opened steady
4As points higher closed steady net 5a7 points higher
251zd; Serfembe--Octcber, 6asd; October
so2Azd November December
January, e6d: Janusry-February ss5Ld: February
March. 59Sd; Msrct-Apr1l 597d: April May. 531 izd
Ssy-June, ESD.
FLOUR AND GEAI<-There small scattered
trsde in -four to-day at Old prices Rye -four firm but
1Es.- The following prices quoted New York
Exchange patents.
st-zigbts 3oass patents. 4ods5:
So s5I<s. ] 81 5oGs3 so;
Axtx% No 2 winter. So lo@sa IS. RYE FIOUR-Firm:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
OUTGOING STEAM ERS.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 80.

vceso For Line Ma
r,..a anh suleri L. m
IacLsnpyilIe vd~ .-...-...... 800 IT
IJJarDii,or Nor,o,s Dominion.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER /
t,osar ritbel,, Bremen. 80 a ii 90 a
Newfoundland I:ed eros a III II 90 A
- / y III
T,rin.ess Anne Norfolk m 800
of Stvannah.. ; y
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER .
Majestic southampton. White STAR. $50 IN 1000
Grenada 1000 100 n
AIIagbany IIavti II "A 200
Ma = IL 30 a
[oor,lar, Rotterdam. 100
Madonna Naples. Fabre-
Naples. Italian
ITonuois Iaclysonvlle C'lvde. ........... 300p m
Nanroe Norfolk Old Dominion. ....... 300
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

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New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
Tai1or-made Walking Suits

Semi Fitted Coat Suit with braid full peated skirt
deep fold dark mixtures plain wide vale ohcvot serge
Actual Value $500