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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-09-14
THE JACOB TOME
INSTITUTE =: =:
Port Deposit, Md.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS

Entrance Examination, will be held at
The Jacob Tome Institute as follows:
Monday, September l6, for Senior
School for Boys, in Memorial Hall.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Septembe
1913, for Junior and Middle Schools, in
Washington Hall.
Thursday and Friday, September 10
and 20, for High School for Girls, in
Washington Hall
The examinations will begin at 9 a m
F. K. LANE.
Sept SGT Director.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-09-14
BASE BALL

There will be no game at the Elkton
Base Ball grounds to-day
September 81 and % two games for
the championship OF the county will be
played between Port Deposit and Elk
ION. The first game at Elkton and the
last one on the Port diamond. Both
of these teams have had successful
season, and have been playing very
fast ball. Brady will pitch for Port,
and Grcenwill for Elkton, while the
fielding of both teams will be practi-
cally unchanged with a number OF local
men on each These games will with
out doubt. attract great deal Of in
tercst. and will in all probability be
6nc cNh.hiti"ns OF ball playing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-09-14
SCOTS Pure
Ground Raw Bone

Under date OF July 9Th, 1907, the
Maryland State Chemist reports analy-
sis OF sample No. 1880, selected at
aberdeen, Md, showing:
Phosphoric Acid ......22.r5 Per Cent.
Ammonia . ..... 4.O5 Per Cent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-09-14
Sure Growth SuperphOSphate.

On July 9th, the State Chemist also
reports analysis OF Sure Growth Super
phosphate from sample selected at
Childs, Cecil county, Md, showing:
Ammonia .... ........ 2.o3 Per Cent
Available PhoS. Acid. IL Per Cent
Potash, Actual ..... 344 Per Cent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-09-14

There will be a Country Market
held in the Old Church at Leeds on
Thursday evening. September -
Pleasant EI'll Sabbath School .elc-
bration was held on Saturday last in
Mrs. Emma Smith, Grove.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-09-14

Miss Evelyn kimblc received All 1p-
pontmcnt a, teacher IN the North
East school and entered upon her
duties Monday. September >.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-09-14
Comparative Commercial Value Per Ton
S24,71

We began grinding Bone in 1875 and
began the manufacture Of Sure Growth
in 1873. They are our oldest brands,
and have been our standards for quail
ity and value We earnestly urge
farmers to compare the official tests
of any Bone offered with ours, and of
any complete fertilizer selling at $22
to SIS, with Sure Growth Superphos-
phate which is lower priced on its
guaranteed analysis and estimated value
than any fertilizer brought into the
COUNTY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-09-14
Tip Top Soluble Bone

1t is hardly worth while advertising
Tip Top, but look at these official
tests which have just been reported
this year:
Maryland State Chemist:
1860 Per Cent. Avail Phos. Acid
Delaware State Chemist:
1928 Fer Cent. Avail. Phos. Acid
Pennsylvania State Chemist:
I54o Per Cent Avail. Phos. Acid
No manufacturer in the country can
beat these uniformly high tests.
The Scott F Fertilizer Co.
ELKTON, MD.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
THE STOCK MARKET
rNooNsTANcY EMPHASIZED BY Eh'
 KATTC MOVEMENT.
Severe Declines Were shown at one ain During sAssion hut Were Wtpeo Out by Subseuuenf
 Rsaily.

New York. March 1.-The inconstancy oi the current stock market was .emR RItsharto tbfs week ths abrupt reversals have come os, sncceadinr days Today the range was rerraced before the expiration or the ssyera declines were shown at one time during the day and these were p,ac 1rrs " all wiped out by subsequent raiy, h.,, sections were on a considerable scale pu. were largely coIs.ested m a ao~ cs nricas stocks. The constant fluctuasions. .ha oa ggreat- CT part Of the transactions. The extent .t oa a the Fluctuations. however. as wei n,iain absence Of au,hrnslS ,,sn1ason 1n of nanipulativ. tactics in the market to conceai 1rsss sns character of the operations .oasv ,a was at- tributed to the aftermath of the aarr,ns a.pna. inquiry and to suggestions of new u tnn,,ir~ which future se R5essSad sSarp decline in the Hl stocks were connected with these supSo
 tions. ,.ar os attack and rurnors persisted of forthconins ssnss ia. note issue by that company A osu moye was produced also by the. the re9 classes of Penn sylyania Railroad employees on propv,r ed strike, although officials or ins aispute will pa ssttled canadian Pacific offered
 report of earnings for JanuaIy yna l ,yith as declinetn gross earnings nsas comolnto to make . wide net decline ia earnings compares "' last year. ohaarvabia in
 tfV1cr ..har9 ls~a irnportant railroads reportlnS earnings. Conferences were reportr" tn freight railroads looking to adVane na ot the board rates on coal and iron. One od ss nns oS fine rom views on the early weakness sga,, Ga 'n nf market was that it was the exptesst exptesssts of dtsannroyai bv large financial intefsssS srL0s O en~ attempt to discount in tns mA'~o thss t;nai adoption of the Aldrich phi. ., .
 A Ysrga influence on the upward turn in s s..e ,oartet was attributed to the repoIt fo, ,,,. Washinston that the matter was taken n s ,r inc House during the afternoon. ssinn lnssi ne haing mt over to the Saturoay ses s sl, !. Tha upvrard turn came In the 1aSe on n,AsnI. announnementf of new note issues Aot Wra a,s ga ynnch dread had been professeo. Ia hns Soe z. ,sviile and Nashville and the Atlanlie gshs T,ra heIn~ the companies concerneu' ta. nrderstood terms of the sale or tne , tna osfered no evidence of improvenet h tinS sunniies of capital available tor ths thsractsv of financing The unfaVoraois Isn TaIi- of the weekly currency movement a.so 0t sha ed to restrain the covering tenoehes "A
 cash loss of several million 1oliass 1.ls os ,rdicdted by the known novensnsI s,, 9nar. money The London and Paris moneS nrarsa to ilets however, showed prompt res. ns ths .he relaxfn~ influence of the turn ,ronth and foreign exchange was stight
 The late rally in stocks W1s os s.,ightIv iy impaired and the closing was
 pSaSas were heavy. Total sales par nos vatos s1 9Ss 600. United States bonds nn0hAHA"~ on call4
 .,,r ,vs.ryr cInSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
r.rrApv HESTER'g MONTHL sDCfhEA AaennrToN srATEMENT.


 ..Lss Ss" Ssvr Orleans Cotton Exchange state ment issued today covers the monthly move men. nr,,arad ,1 1 with last year 1t shows an increase for the month in round IiEuses 9 o1 I73 900 bales. compared with year. year 1ons last an increase of 6s7.0Oo. and with 'S"' an increase of 5SsoOo. ,oss ea1
 The total for February was l,HSS'Stls against 7sO gSl last year, 61B,S9l year De' fore last and 71e.624 the same time in iSo4.
 The movement from September Iss 70 United States ports s.245,611, against 6,224'. ls6 last year, 7.oss.7s2 year before last and ScEos9 tbs sh Mssissippi % ohio and Potomac rivers to northern mills and Canada sls'SeS against 4.s77.1ss isSI year. sss;6S4 year year os- quantity consumed at sodthern outports + year SesUgS Scfore % last and i.2is5 the same time in 1904: and interior stocks in excess Of those held at the commeaesmsnt an ass rent or the sea S22 year before last and soe.27s the same
 These make the total movement of the cotton crop brought into sight during the six months ending close of February, 11.- 74s year before last and s,729.24s the say
 Northern spinners took during February 11s.29 year before last, making their to- tai TT the six months to 1882. s52. against 1.721,ss5 last year and 1.502.O45 the yes~ before. This makes their average weekly takings for the season 74.75l. against e6,- 570 last year. and 5s.093 the year before Foreign exports for the six months of the season have been 6.294,449 bales. showing an increase last season of 1,6B4. e91 and a~ of 5S2.S2
 Stocks at the seaboard and the 20 ieadivr. southern interior markets on March l. were 165%,735. against 1,44O.369 the same date last year. and 1.21O.229 the year before
 Including port and interior town gtocka left over from the previous season and the number of bales of the current crop brought into sight durirs the six months the auS.- ply has been 1i369 254. ~9ainst 921So1S lastNyear and 9.766.715 the year before Up to March last year IT 2s per cent of the cotton crop had been marketed and foe the same six months in 1905 the percent. age o: the crop brought into sight wa. 7O.SO, and for the same time in 1904 me percentage marketed was S7 .1o.
 NOTE-The amount of the crop brougbA Into siEht for the six months from septeln- Der to February inclusive. is {. 1908 0O0 over last year 1.467. 900 over year before last and 2.342.00O ovar 1904
 Tn addition 10 the monthly figures Secre- tary Hester issued today a statrment O. the weekly movement for the seven dave ending March 1st. inclusive. showing total brought Into sight this year 26s 5s1 against 156.s31 for the seven days ending March 1st last year. 21s.S45 year before last and t50.24s the same time in 1904.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
,,ONreoMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
Corrected Daily.

(Corrected DatIy.l
 Tbsse prices are at wholesale and not to craps.ms SGnsa%Sti; lb. baskets so9asSc: sD. 0asnsss asstsTeh2corn s@1Oe: standard goods, pearl 4hc; gloss lump 4c; nickel packages
 i.ard-Leaf 1O%c; compound sAc; basis tierees. ,... s,,.. s..... A. sH @sc; broken 4@5c; Japan 4h 95Ac.
 salt-I.iverpool S1; Virginia soc.
 Vinegar-per gallon 14@22e.
 C,offee-GRaen, common 91e co 10c: prime 1oI Q 9iic; choice 11h @12c: fancy 1s@ As sc1sandies-stiok 1sS Go: fancy s01Oc.
 crackers-XXx Soda 6he; XXX Ginger 'Hsa ssaaTdines-Amsriean mustard $40: -Oii $40. - ", A ga
 Usms-Dovs l7c: others 14h O Ice.
 FIour-Basis barrels; high patent $4. .bo; fancy patent $tS6 haf patent as rtv aS.Soi ., aK. corn chops e4c: white corn CSC: oats mixed 54c; white 57c; white clipped bSc; timothy Sl. 20; Johnson grass s6e; rust proof oats e6c: Burt seed oats 'Se' winter turI oalS
 Fruit and Produce-Potatoes soc bu.: on ions s1 35 bu Western cabbage p5to oo eTates hi fancy Ben Davis apples $4.0O per bbl. ; apple and white wine vinegar 16c gal fancy full cream cheese daisies 17c: fancy fancy S4. % box; evaporated apples l lb' cartoon sAc per lb,; California Navel or weisht coooanuts s4.oO per saelR Fresh Malaga grapes ST. % per keg; Two Crown raisins Si.75 per box; Prunes 25 ID: boxes 6O-6O 7%c per lb. 25 ID. boxes SOTO TX c per Ib' 2B 10. boxes 70-s0 6%e per 10. standard boxes 25 lb. evaporated peaches i2Mc per lb: standard boxes pectorins hips s2 es per sack; navy bsAAs tais years aroH AJAX nAr A~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
H. . B. BEER's COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire te c. G. Abercrombie 6

By Private Wire to c. G. Abercron,bie 6
 N %. ss Commerce St.
 New Orleans. March 1.--Values ruled somewhat easier today after opening about five points higher than the close of yester- advancing thersaster @ to % 10. 50, % finally cios s ing at 10 4s@io.4e, against 10.6l yester- day English cable advices were hardly true as regards spots which remained un- ana Scn1ssnsed on small sales of 5000 bales. mid
 An effort was made to hold. the early advances established in American markets. put faiiure of Liverpool to respond caused promoters of the bull movement to with draw from the market which display of want of confidence was taken advantage of py traders by realizing on long contracts with the view of replacing any recession Of importance that might come about
 As was expected the weeks in sight was last year. and 31s.o0o year before last, 50 were expected arrivals at all ports for to- morrow relatively so pointing to about 900 year before last.
 The movement. however. is not expected years ago for about two weeks vet. and since only seeing is believing. the public prefer to await such developments rather than follow the advice of sub-surface ob- servers who are of the opinion, based upon arguments of logic. that a change favorable cline in receipts will soo S @ taks nlsc shlap a ae It is upon such conclusions that they have been buying quietly in anticipation of a
 
 The census report due about March goth. which is expected to show a total ginned for the season of about 13,o00. 600 bales, Is the document that leading operators will introduce in support of their claims that the movement to market thereafter viii be from 100000 bales to 100000 bales less than the amount brought into sight after tnls date two years ago The movement would indicate larger figures on the part of the census but the point is raised that the crop has been moved to market faster than ever before. and 1t is further argued that tne larger ginnings than last year and year before last. west of the Mississippi river since January 1eth, will be shown to have been offset bY smaller ginnings than during the belt.
 Meanwhile conditions will become more influential factor by sharing in the snaping Of the course of the market Texas is in need of a good drenching, and while the central and eastern sections have thus been benefited. god rains hav- ing been reported from the Mississippi val- ley and South Atlantic States, fair weather is now desired east of the Mississippi Yours truly.
 C. 0. ABERcRoMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
IEuIy yOurB,
 WALTER coTTER & co.
CHICAGO cRAIN .Nn ,no

ckIoAOO CHAIN AND PRODUCE
 AL Shicaso, March 1.--Increased receint. - the Northwest caused general seiIipe ln wneat today which resulted in fl deciiSa os s May deiVerT HHe cent; Wss At the close wheat for LS: oats were unchanged and provisions were 1ShQ27e lower. D''''S'OnS out the session and the rnarket uyss usa, n SIi S uay prospects are considered bripht Nnrthrnoe nDerai a movement Of wheat from the evidence of this the bears pointed 1u tn ra az % oelpts Of the day at Minneapolis and Duluth same day last year In addition tha TOT rotia the Ineht to all primary points was heavy ,ho eIs ina psiimlary receipts being 763, 900 bush eIs. against S72.000 bushels last year The satlsfactory condition of the faIi sown. cron S,a wss smother reason for the weakness one present indications the crop of Ksnsss AsoIa ana nllssouri MS Will equal that of last year Selling Sros, ~as general while the demand came chiefly lowest point of the day eiOSsd at the
 May wheat opened k k9Kc lower at 77Mc e1o eo MA Ae' and sold off to 7e%c where it
 small local receipts and unsettled wealth sF sa stesdied the corn market early in the influences and caused an easier tone d1ir lng the last half of the session Because 9t St th scarcity of offerings trading was light at tne opening but became more active lat T Ter when Dit traders sold freely because os 'ns Msy SreaH cnrr in s wheat The close was easy. soId between 4T%c and 47% Xc and clos. ed at 41H O &c, Local receipts were s44 cars. with none of contract grade
 trading in oats was light and the mar Aet was trifle easier because of the weak was in the July option HF
 May oats opened Ac higher at 42%~ soid between 42h q42%c and closed at 4Sh e Ac. Local receipts were 19s cars
 The provisions market was subject tc neaYy selling pressure by stock yards is this and as the support was not strong prices suffered considerable decline Of rerings were chiefly of pork and lard A. the close May pork was off 27hc at S16 s5 Lard was down 12hc at S9. 62H Ribs were 12h @lSc lower at Ss.s2A @$s.95.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02

gss.sss last week. 5.fse.1as last year ana 4tf0.f55 year beofre last. Of this the to- tai of American cotton Ia 4.2ss. sss. against t.27o.sse last week. s.soe,las last year ard kinds. Including Egypt, Brazli, India. etc, 1.2es. 900. against l,s15, ,ooo last week. 1.54o.- 900 last year and l.02e.o0o year before last
 The total worlds visible supply cotton es above shows Q decrease compared with last week of sL371. an increase compared SIS.
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there Is now afioat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe 3.00s.- ooo. against s.64sooo last year and 2,164.- eoo year before last; in Egypt 2s2.D before last: and in the United States i,64s,- goo. against 1.442.000 last year and 1,23s,- 900 year before last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
MARKET FOR COTTON
AFTER EARLY ADVANCE DEVELOPED
 REACTT0NARY TENDENCY.
Rnsiness Appears to be Broadening Out as Thourh Rull Leaders were Attract fng Something of Following
 AunoDg Outsiders.

New York. March 1.--After sharp early advance the cotton market developed a re- actionary tendency but closed steady at an advance of three points to a decline or tnr
 points as compared with last night. Sales of the day were estimated at 250.0oo bale. and business appears to be broadening out as though the bull leaders were attracting something of a following among outsiders
 The opening was steady at an advance of two te--eight points, which was rather was quite a number of buying orders around the ring. port receipts for the day looked lighter the Houston estimate To tomorrow was light. there was further taI@ of competition for local stocks and the msr- ket continued to work higher. during the showed a net gain of about seven to elev~s ' points with March selling at s.I2. May es 9s7 and July at s.s5 or about ss TO ~ points above the low level of ten oays sso.
 At this level offerings increased ana was rumored that the bull party was takins iii profits. It was also reported that th@ drouth in the Southwest had been orokeS 6y recent rains, the weekend figures were rather beariah. and the market easeo otr during the afternoon. Prices at one trne , close was point or two. up from the Dos- tom on covering and bull support Many exports for the month of February Wers considered very heavy and exports exceeoso inc port receipts for the day. while soutn- hsrher A local firm isued a preliminary acreage statement showing an increase os
 Receipts at the ports today 2g,1ss oaiea arainst 51735 last week and ls,sOS inst sss- oss last week and IOs.s last year
 Today's receipts at New Orleans were s,
 nze baiss against 9,o4T last year and at Houston s.5s7 bales against s,ss4 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 F0RECAaT

The atmospheric disturbance that haa been causing unsettled and rainy weathsS in Alabama for sevral days is this mornina in the Mississippi valley with it's centaa near St. Louis It Is producing cloudy weather. and has given general rain in the upper lake region. the Mississippi ValISS and in the gulf states This derpessiosN be felt in Alabama tonight and rain will continue By Saturday 1t will be to fas weather will prevail. The high tempera- ture in the gulf states will give way to- night to cooler weather In the country 10 the west of the Mississippi valley the -hSAAhAE is fair, with moderate tSmperar-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
HAYWARD, WICK 6 CI.ARK,s COTTON
 LETTER.
By Private wire to walter Cottsr 6 Co.,.

By Private Wire to Walter Cotter 6 Co.,.
 &2 Commerce St
 New Orleans, March 1.--Although Liver pool barely conformed to the advance in the level was attained here this morninR. Lead CTS of the present movement in old crops nao much Pullish literature in circulation Whlcn brought some outside support in the market and trading is broadening into wider spheres. Shorts in New York fear ing professional squeeze covered freely ana contributed to the steadihess pfspo- sutton here was more to retrench over Siin- gay and the first buying rush over prices According to creditable Information from New York. there is every intention in lead Ing quarters to put 1t higher This advance so Tar is admittedly due largely to profes- sional tactics but should the wet spell eon- unue m the belt, the bull movement would SS prougnt on sound basis. Most crop 1alinres had their origin in a wet spring for bla. Sre Aafora- Heavy rains occurred again in the csn. trai belt The weather should be- closely considered in calculation of the marFa; New crops are steady and there is aiready considerable consumers long fntarast .o Wnicn various bear interests have enbscrjf, ea TOT difterent individual reasons Receipta market is Quieter but steady no new @ee 'ues' eteady regular business doing
 As expected, long liquidation over tba week end and in anticipation of a less favs canSsd Visioie supply statement tonight, selling down to 10. 45. A good business dons n spots. From Texas and inc At1antt ssates we hear that since the advanca js Lu..ures. spot holders are easier to dsni M srs ,silor ana that the basis is shaping in buy-
 Truly yours.
 WALTER GOPHER a co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
Admiral Caused Star spangied Banner
 To Be Recognized Anthem.

To Be Recognized Anenems
 Washington, March 1.-Admiral Dewey told the story of the adoption of the Star Spangled BannerS' as the national anthem ct a meeting of the Francis Scott Key Memorial Associa- tion here last night.
 He said he was instrumental in it's adoption by this government, saying that once while he was abroad and waa dining with Prince Henry, of Prussia on the latters flagship, the band play" ed 'fEIail Columbia"
 He called the princes attention to the fact that 1t was not e national anthem, and referred to the star Spangled Banner. Later he and Jus tioe Moody, then secretary of the navys discussed the incident. the result or which was the issuance of the presi- dents order designation the Star Spangled Banner as the reoognizd notional anthem of this government
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
NEW YORK BONDS.

"' refunding 2s. registered .... .1O5 '' .; 'S registered .... e. l03 X r- e O,1 up'h .:'' ....103k k do NIu & 4s- registered ...- ,... 100 $ '' s; New 4s. registered .... ..., ..129 A,,,ric,, tsIpn rt3 '''- ....129
 do. 0s -. ~ 1oa 1E e 'e',,,'n zen 4a ..I01 IoI37I G3377|addJustment dust Is .... .. 91 & Baltimore & Ohio 4s .... .... ....10iX Brooklyn dI R. R T ey .s -. " ''s' '..' ss22ii5 Central of Georgia 5s .... .... lilo 0
 60. lst Inc .... .... ...A .... sS
 do 2nd. Inc .... .... .... .... IT Chesa s Ohio 4As ... ..16S X Chicago & Alton shs .... .... .... 77 e R R. Q p.n nsT n,s,o 4s { ai. '.4s .D. s44H
 do. col 5s .... .... ..AA .GAs GR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
sECRFTARY HEsTER's WORLDS WISH
 RLE SUPPLY STATEMENT.

New Orleans. March l.-Secretary Hes ter's statement of the worlds visible suppl of cotton made up from special cable and tsIeRraphfc advicss compares the figures of this week with last week. last year and the year before. It shows a decrease for decrease of iTs,s56 last year and decrease of e26e year before last.
 The total visible Is b.5o4Ass- aEainst S--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
~AurNc OF AMERICAN COTrgNN ID sPiNNERs THR0QGHoUE HE

Ny.,v r,riaana, March 1.--secfetaFy - Ise h, ,,s". tSa taxing of American cotsoIn uy ssn;nners throughout the world as hOiio"~' in Tb,s rTahS week ta) soa.ooo this year against ass.0Oo last year aasooo year n,s Ssfoss 0ssr tzl Y 4e9 ndo axagnst s,eA5. .o0o last year. ana e'eS7 600 tho year before. =. r.naS
 Of this Northern spinners anu ano,.st 5o9T Ss9 ooa last year, and 1.5is. .OOs the yess before: southern spinners 1.tse,oee aselnss s,nsr before: and foreign spiners 4.sss, s,ooo. again-, z, s.sS5, GOO last year. and 4.1ol.eoe the yer ef8S-YncludInS St. Louis minus correction a,nce Sept 1st, 1.s0O bales.
 ta5-Not including St. Louis minus eos- reetion
 WEEKLY INFERIOR COTTON TOWNS. New York March l. 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
POWDER MILL ExPLOsToN.
Four Men Killed and Several are Bad-
 lw Hurf.

''mixinG mill" at the Rand Powder Company's plant at Dossett, Tenn, about twenty-five miles west of this city. was blown up this afternoon at 45 o'clock.
 Four men were killed and three in- jured. Two others are missing. Tnu explosion shook buildinES in Clinton, seven miles away
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-02
D,vxv oRTrANg COTTON.

New Orleans March l.-spot cotton clos .d S,rrn. auotations revised but unchanged; mlddIin9 iOkc. Sales the spot were D. ssO bales and LIDO to arrive
 E,,ttnres opened steady at an advance of tv-a I'd four points with New York, but profit taking caused slight reaction. The eloss was steady, unchanged to three points below that of yesterday,