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New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

inside quotations receipts is being
noina The REVISED auO;s5S1s @ the LITTLE Oqs
b6 s29sa g. DO JeTsey 81 Gsa ~ do 1 1sr.ey IouBd
s. :sSss dS Sods SWEPT FoTA
5Cs % BRGssEis sPRoGTs S 40 pee frs quart P' ss4
Bay p & Baneh hse s. ss a. ps SG 6
M iSo 9ss sass 'ih % red o sad s
s. t; 80 DO % Bait BatmoGs per s6 s.g$i Il CUGIMBER
oeun5S M ps 0 sx DO Js5sey and bSs DdT lsIl bS
5ess2 90 !sTsy per 5bI siasa:5
do DO !eTfey Is R1E easke6 ''igsl 20 a@ per box o
Rb s 5ogsi 5o DO bush basket s. 59sl e2 GoIN
siaS2 DO south Jersey. 75casi IS do southern 75c5
sa:se S Saec Do pee ss If q DO :
Ges5 ess or Pos S%a Sef Ss S ss M N .s ds pia lna
basket $igs1 90 do 1a s sSSasi j.; do Aayla9a and
MUSHROOMS per 10. 4OcGls1; ONIONS Connecticut.
d Gbs shssr 10a ISLAND sn PS sd% SR o. DO 30 RED
DO do yc hS 81 qsa Co. do red dsa Do e2ses ~iis
G geo y and red per 6 6s5s 6 sG & Sc n i' 60 %a S P
Western white per 5OGs5c; do OHIO. yellow pr
81 I s S o. rs9 3D. @ 81 Grsoss @ DO Gsa AND Per 9
Per, hsf P9l bags' Esso ofA 54 Jesqy 5i & s
s. so small e6 75cgSl Go per 9oa Ss '9ge qs5 2 DO
basket s1as So per bag egg1 gyI 20 % PR RADIsa
pe 100 bgnchos 81 50a s. sTRiSG BEhN5 state saeSS
per basket I5cd$i: DO per bag. 50gi5e; co way per
Do Go'3Ss 2sx 'Ss G DO S5s Ions and 5
BASKET Sas s5ca$i do Was5insto green ps
SQUASH marrow per Dbl 15saSl 90 dow, %hits ''ce$l IN M
Socasi: TOMATOES upper Jersey. boy: 4osas1: Do
South jersey bush box 25c!5c; do Jersey snail
basket. 2JdJ0c: TURNIPS. rUtabasa. bbl Sl4Sl %
white per 100 bunches. s29S3; WATERcItA>ss. per
punches, I5caS1 Sc.
HAY AND STRAW-HAy-Od hay is cleaning up
quite readily. with the desirable remnants realizing
recent prices. New hay arrives freely and follows
in price TO late best rates for old Supplies Of
forward freely Already
making good show. We quote: Prime. new large
10. 81 TO- No I, Isl % 20 =, 95c a
81: No >. SOC SOC shipping T5 q Soc clover mixed.
IS JQs1; clover. TOq SIC STRAW-Demand appears TO
fairly filed by tho moderate arrivals Market has
quoted 55165c for straight quality lots
a Receipts
York to-day: Hudson River Railroad. $50 tons Erie.
12O: Pennsylvania. 10; Delaware. Lackawanna &
Western. So Lehigh Valley. 10; Baltimore & Ohio.
100 OF Jersey 40: river boats 160; total
Ito tons Receipts Of straw. so tons
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
NO COMPLAINT ON RATES.
Southern RaiIzcay Brings Ont Point
ig North Carolina Case

Washington. Sert- e.-No requests made by
the patrons Of the Southern Railway in North
Carolina Ger lower passenger rates. and repre-
sen;atiors that the rates too high made
bs the North Carolina Railway Commission. ac-
cordirg 20 the testimony to-day OF s. H Hard
wick. passenger tre<ic manager of the Southern
Railway. in tie investigation being made before
Judge Mont gomerv special master taking evidence
for Judge Pritchavd os the United States Circuit
Court II any such applications had been made.
Mr.. BardwiclI said he would have known about
them, for * IS his business that the patrons
Of the line are satisfied with the charge for pas
senger transportation.
Mr.. Hardwick said also that the read ney~u
ceives average of its revenues from til" as
sanger traffic the maximum allowed for III
rious classes OF business AS example of this.
he said the road carries about $1,000 $4,000
tourists every year during the summer and winter
tourist seasons, and special made in such
cases.
L. Green. freight traffic manager. was questioned
regarding alleged Determinations in favor cf Viz
gfnia points certain classes OF freight business.
General Counsel Thorn showed that the lines run
ming north and south, such the Southern Rail-
way and the Atlantic Coast Line, operating
under the Southern classification OF rates, and the
east and west lines. such the Norfolk & West
official classification. SThe conclusion drawn was
that this makes II impossible for the Southern TO
influence the rates TO Virginia points.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

t~hjcsgo Sent "a decline in the price OF cash
wheat and falling off IA the demand for export
caused a weak close 20 the wheat market here to-
day Al the close wheat for December delivery
was down lssc to 1Izc. Corn was &c TO &c lower
Oats were of 2lkc Provisions were DC to 10c lower
Heavy worlds shipments and the fact that Rus-
sis, which was supposed 70 need the greater par
OF its own grain. sent out large amount OF
wheat. caused a weak opening in the market me
total worlds shipments almost 100000 bush
than had been expected, and Russia shipped
ssas 90 hush against SOS 900 bush last year. The
prediction OF the Weather Bureau that frost to-
night in the Northwest would be in a restricted
also q bullish factor From the East
reports that the seaboard demand had
szckened and prices OF cash wheat were some
what easier. The market throughout the Gay
factuated nervously. and was moved easy IN
t.ther direction. December wheat opened sc "
&c lower II 81 co., 10 81 e0s4. sold between s9s4c
and q olA and closed weak at the lowest price o.
the dav Clearances Of wheat and -four were not
available Primary receipts wore l.145S1o bush
against s03 900 bush on the same day last year
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported receipos oo
OF 50 cars. against holiday last week ana Se-
cars year ago. <
TIE corn market was heavy al day. The CHIEF
feature Of the market ras the Ching BY prom
nent cash grain house, which was generahy cot-
strue6 90 mean larger sales IL the country ana r
continuation CT the present movement lheIe Md@
some selling the expectation that the s-I soEeiH
isse-:t crOv report viii chow increase IN coih-
tio- OF 8 points. The weakness OF ~ "iie1t
wss aiso depressing factor. December coz II
esc 6llzc 20 6lssc AID closed weak at eo7sc 70
Gc Local receipts zSs cars with lsA cars Oh
cJn'-e e grade.
Isade is the pit dull and the market
~as hes.y. r,5ca longs sold heavily o: SeptenlDeI'
an s.Ecto- interests xere free sellers os the Ah!
estSn. December oats opened 1sc 20 &c owe at
~e &c 5sc. sold between 5l7sc and ss'sc ana cosed
= 5ss. local receipts were 552 cars
me provision merG-t wes cas- &C the heaNs
rln OF hogs hsTe sno n tie West leadins
pacxs: col. the rs, eIi dsy. ~ ;he close January
tosS vas isc .gwer Si5 IS Lard was down 20
y 7tc. ~ 81 80 IS s2iz Ribs we're 20 lo%@T q
aa
z.t.mst.l rs...r.. so. .s--.oryow are: Wheat,
- cars; cora ees cars; c=s ~ cars; hogs, lI,eo
heed
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
OTHER mARkgTs-sY TELEeRAPH.

C-bicag- sept g-CATTI4E-Receipts. about 5000
haei market steady. others 100iJc loTer common
prime steers S41$7 So cows 81 jt4s5 hefers. ssY
s. 75: bulls. 81 40a$5 calves S3s -; stokers and FEED
ers So 40GS5 HCGS-Feceipts. ABOUT 1000 head mar
1GGI5c lower; choice heavy shipping s. QSgSo ~
choice light So 45GS6 SO; packing 50 5cS6 pigs 50 oog
sS 40: bulk oS sales. s. 75aS6 A. SHE1EP-FscefptS
head. market strong T. Toe hlgnsT snesn
So sGQS6 90 ysarIings s. 1895 s.. lambs S6eS3 80
Cincinnati 9-HOCiS active; butchers end salp
uers S6 75GS6 81. common. So 3JQSB ~ Ssat@S53
TO shippers. $9lISJ cclfioi =
81 % SHEEP steady at 81 zSls$7- LANES s'sauS 3'
East fufalo Sept a-cATTIE Receipts. $500 hsad.
strong To Toe higher good. steady on common p.is
steers 81 254S6 10 shipping. s. 5e6S6 10 tutcer 3
TS5 = bcfers So G,I$j 20. S3G4 90 Duls = %
s. T5eSs4 % stocA lssS'
AMI sprinsers strong
head. active ard stsaoy az
So FfCCS-Fece.Pts 1850 head fairly SctlLe 1l -
3c lower. heavy Sg 5GG S6 75; mixed - a-F9S iola'
s7Gs7 10; pigs S6 1896 90. roushs - z,l$9 ~
s45S4 75 tairie= 81 Z5GS5 50 SHEEP ND Ia -
active. cCEiLon amos 5lo'
5OG$J. sIeep. mixed ''lS' ..,9
C'Itv 9-CAT ttecelplS
fncIuIirg 2C0O SOUtherns market sIe3Gy 49,; -
,bof-e expot and beef steers 50 gS0 40 -.
goo5 s5Ts6. western fed steers. 81 sVg - =, 80
sn5 feeders eGdSj % Southern steers - 194s6
Southern cows 81 c0Ts3 S5, native cows = 60
Tottr beifars So 75GSG bulls s. +fS 20 caves go
61E os sales s. 95aS6 % heavy. 50 ESQ %
e. q5dsG f2t pigs and light. 81 lfSe = > 27zezs= a
TeCapts 1900 head. market steady lslnos 20 * e
erss and vearings S5dS5 T5 Western led yearIs $50
fss western fed sheep, 81 75aS5 81 SOCKETS ana 80
ers 5O0S4 90
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
Notice of Summons.


~,TTy COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Newman Erb plaintiff against Alfred Disciyn, the
IL name Alfred being fictitious the real given name cs
the defendant Discyq being unknown to this paint.
ava ETrr Linn the John being fictitious. rs
real given name defendant Linn being unknown 70
tbIs 1lantfH defendants composing the OK
A DiscIyu Linn. defendantsTo the above named Is
hereby summoned % answer tn COM
1,Iaf-9f IN this action. a copy OF Your
answer on the plaintiffs attorneys within six days after
this exclusive OF the day OK
service and In case your failure to aPpear or answer
Judgment viii be taken against you pS deialI O- t'
reIef demanded IN the compliant
Dated New York. July 23th. lSUF
pITTENHOEFER. GERBER JAMES. Attorneys ~
Once K T. o. Address. % BroadWey BOT
ourh of Manhattan New York city.
To the above Defendants and each OF tneIS 1ds
foregoing is served upon you ny Da6llSaton-
10 order os the Hon William H Wa0narns
ore OF the justices OF City Court of the CITY oc
New dated the 18th day Of August 1871 and nled
h the complaint the Office Cf the CLERK OF the Cly
Court OF New Ycr az the Court House thsrs
in the Building No - ChaEnbers Stress
IN the Borough Manhattan. City Of New YORK
Dated York, August 20th. 1871
DIrTENHOEFER GERBER & JAMES, Attorneys fur
Plaintiff once & p. o. Address. 9s Broadway Bor-
ouSh OF Manhattan. New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
BRYANT PARK BANK OPENED.

The Bryant Park Bank started business yester-
Cay in the building erected for il No. l22 West
I'd street, near Broadway. The bank has a CAPT
tai OF $4,000 and 500 600 surplus II expects TO
get accounts from the business Of the West
Side section Stock in the institution is well dis
tributed about the neigh5orhood.
The directors are: ". ". Warner. Edward Ash
forth. real estate man: Henry l. Cohen. lawyer;
John 2 Doherty. merchant; Eugene E Hinkle. Of
the EfakIe Iron Company: Jacob Loewer, brewer;
Jacob Matte-n, manufacturer; Mortimer Regens-
burg. q Z. Regensburg & Sons; Benjamin F. Ter
w!Ilgar. Jules Weber, importer, and Winfield =
Eeser manufacturer. Mr.. Warner is president,
2lr Ashforth and MI Weber, vice-presidents; E T.
C5eise cashier and l. c. Meeks. assistant cashier.
Mr Warner said the FIRST days business was
uleaStrg
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

ssS s q 'ssra &c S a. a; g 5 70 o. o. g q 3 e. g s. 2 s ::
70 at s. 81 100 state 90 80 I at 81 q Virsinis DO
10 at seS virginia Sheep. % fs at So s2 state s
i s uo d. s. hssug sss ssurI GO Z e T. yi1ss r ss
ia0s g rs at ISL : 81 STATE - as Buffalo e dG S 8" l n s. = @ s. g
= 3d. o. st @ ii a9 d. 8 q r. "a st s s. 81 ST. SO s. 5 sS ds 50 II Il %
at "a %; lsS DO % n at 81 10: 10: DO II ~ at g;
: n g . Ps@6sylys3,a l2s 81
TO- a = 5 % Do . ~ ems ~ a. lVs 81 s &C. az = - 20 ss@s do 100 n
euII lambs. 81 10 at s.: bucks $50 70. 81 =
do, $ 10; % MARYLAND DO % r. at S. do
s.: Ohio sheep. 80 70. IS: % cuiIs IS r at s..
Toen t SIS & shannon rs x keqsueI lambs 80 u az
a. 81 50; 42 state do. % H. at 81 So DO IS ID.
Eizia sheep. ia 10. So state do. ms 10. So
. Kentucky do 80 ID. at 50 s.; euils. 50 Ii. az
Newton & Co: POI Kentucky lambs 20 H. at S.:
Virginia do n az s. .: ? Kent1slsy shsep 100 D.
at s. 20; : do % H. al s.; $ cqlls s. lb at g .
do - b. at s. s. ' 2s io de- '4s y @ at 81 = IS 10 Il s
sheep. g h. at si state do 12s n. at Sc IS II
eu; s5 30 I6 az sg ,aS aS Io5 III a. s. SO SO II
20 do 40 T. at 81 so; 81 do. 80 s. :5 "a euIs
1so I6 at s. 10: egcss . i5. a. S. 'p 40
,ot ~ ~ - S1e s1 amps % ~ az ,, 90 20
So Vermont DO 10 lo At 50; ! buck 100 H. az 81
state. state sheep ~ 1,s Ie at 81 % sgs no r. at 81
s. al 1S state sbeen f04 n a. a. 20 ' Va ' ~
andrew Mullen: ia lambs - ID. 81 so; -
JelliTe. Wright & Co: e:S state lambs. 10 ID. as
loo p6 az az 81 & I'd do 10 a. Al o 90 A. Sc g So lo' To- at 81 do
II. II Hollis state lambs. - II 81 IS; 20 do.
HoGs-,Beeep,s for two DAYS were. sTts cars. or
Prices were steady at last weeks closing quotations
Good Eight and medium state and Pennsylvania hogs
saies-W Z. Hume. hogs 1sS h ayerase
sa;,1,is, 17s Fennsylvanis hogs ID s. 10:
rouEHs. 500 H. Sc 10, 4 boars 105 10 at 81 80 -
roushs. a95 II. at Sc 10
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
Citations.


TI,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW !oAh.
=. ~ grace OF God. free and independe1r 70 Lns
oy Siisr Of the City OF New York: EIIza2een INC
CoIIlpIIO U-bftsstone. Long Island New YORK OoIy
ConneiI1 ~ East IITth St. New York CITY. Dorotny
Mott l. Fast I1Tth st. New York City: Alex
enoe[ Maitland Hnsdae. Paige County. Illinois. MAJ
fetet 21atsnd HiusdaIe Paige County uLlnOiSf Eoo-
BaESs TSoclSaway~ Park Long Island sew 1orNs
srt tf-cc,eand Reno. Nevada: Jennie AcEto2srts-
$3.50 ISrkcOin Scotland: william Mct<o2er.s ILs
Erv1e n TsSotisud: Thomas McROberts. Eryfs kirk
hirkcotn. Martha Murray. RosemOunt Preston
com. 'Scotiand. NJ T. COarOy, $50 BroadWey. New
JS civ special guardian OF Jessis Copeland agnes
Francisco. California, Ars EDWARD
t5.,o Nevada and all persons interested n
,ba estate Of Copeland late or the county os
tne deceased. creditors. legarees. next OF
Sew VotbsrvTse, send greeting You and each OF
81 and required personally 70 %
80 an1ear before Surrogate OF the County OK
80 York at the Surrogates' Court OF said county
NCSs =, tba HAIL OF Records. in the County OF New
nc in me forenoon OF that day. then and thsrs
settlement OF the account or pro-
Muir. executor OF the Iast VIII
OF said deceased and such or you as
az hereby cited under the age or t~eaty-ons
49, are required appear by your guardian II you
yen N 20 appear and apply
sppofnted IN the event OF your neglecr
~ Ssf,re do SO a guardian viii be appointed by
.sa Surrogate 10 represent and act FOR you IN tns
InaroceedirE In testimony whereof. we have caused
- NeyT York to be hsreunto affixed
vstuess Hon FRANK T FITZGERALD. SurTo-
gate Of said County. at the County OF
ISL New York. the I9th day ot July. n me year
DA.ts-L+ Me -ss.' =, DOs - e..
FRANK NJ HARDESBROOK. Attorney for Executors
100 Broadway. New York y L
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September p, 1907
CfFFEE-The coffee market quiet to-day, ana
was rather irregular The opening was points higher
To = points lower: at time prices were net uTi
changed points higher, September showing the gain
and the close steady net ! points higher to ,
points lower. September showing the gain and May the
with other unchanged Sales for the day
reported Of about 1900 bags. The opening was
considered hardly good as due on the French cables
which the hour OF local showed net
gain of about 7a4 Later part Of this advance
lost. with Hsyre closing Hui- franc higher liam
burg L pfg lower 20 = pfG higher. Owing to sat
urcays being holiday IN the Brazilian markets lneIe
cables beyond the giving the Sac fauo receipts
FOR the day which 1853 bags. against 9+3ls last
There special feature 10 the trading here
Commission sellers May Just before the
close, but trading generally quiet and the local
trade appears be waiting FOR developments
and for some clcw TO the attitude OF interior holders
IN Brazil with respect to marketing the The big
or last owing 70 purchases q the Braz Ian
brought comparatively good prices. and Bra
lillian planters be better positions to market
slowly than for rast. The market FOR spot
coffee was unchanged with quotations the basis OF
6l7c for Rio No :.
The of prices tho local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10
ruRopFAN PRODUCE MARKET.

riva-rrc1 Sent q-C0slng: WHEAI--Spot nol.a ~ ~
.,trs. auiet september Is sd. December IS D-se;
IIIS NJ - CORN-Srot firm. American nlixea
NlIcl s+r,,-es -ust- September. IS Sad Octooer.
5 esI PFssS-Canadian firm. IS 1l1sd ,L9.,
SS HOPS IN Lo1don tFaeIll5
Sdas1 Stead u 5sRf3. BEEF-E1xtra 4ndla HSS g
o. 81 POPK-Prir1s mess. Western. stsaG5. e-s
~ SHorr cut Il TO rs u. easy. SOS BACOS,
s,,,rsT1aTd cut % to H. stsadv SIS snort sle-
rniddies. light - % -
~, staaiy 52s clear nlfa!es. heavy 90 70
~ te4 50s ca short hacks. 16 % - 70 5Lsa1S
49, bellies IA 70 16 II. steady. Us SEtC
sra-s n - IL II easy 33s g LAFtD-PTIne MeS. ,
.fer-es sreaf- ass. American refined n palIs'
-as4-- 45s qf CHEESE Canadian finest EalIS. rS.
t-ru. JIs etl ! 49,
rr,s c.v dull Sd TTRFEeSIl ,lI1,
3as 81 ROSIN-CoUlzlon aa-eJ Is %, - r -
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

tOTToN-The cotton msrsNt hsd sharp break dur
Ing to-Hys trading OF less hullish
reports than expected! The close steady at a
decline .9E33 points sales estimated at
10000 bales The opening steady at advance OF
points decline % points. the list starting out firm
on cab expected, "a butsh New orleans
and dry weather In the Western belt. while
bureau report published before the com
uetion Of the call and later months were lover Before
condition issued az IL clock
the market or Jet loss of ioBl2 points. and
this report published tho market was easy The
trading and the close onir
a point up from ths bottom The trade had been
taking about -. The report al
though tho movement OF cotton Pr1or q sep
look n tho report would be heavier
this the actual figures when published bhoH
Igl against 400 bjl bales last and 4Id6'
two years ago. The trade been looking for gov
condition % about II per cent on ih9
per against - last month and II per cent last
There seemed ho some buying by GOOD people
a decne. in addition 60 covering or shorts hdt
there heavy selling for both accounts Inc
'raGe 70 looking forward to the action or the re
vision committee "Wednesday for its next incentive
The contract prices In the local marAet to
day follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10

Yhe oc. market spot vas quiet with prices g .
for niddling Gulf sales l2t bales Southern sIo5
q5ehansod Mt M lSe Lea HroR da ana unchanEed at
a. baltimore nominal and unchanged at 131sc Au-
gusta steady and J-Iec l3c sales 2I7 bales
S. sa toei % oer Sqief at sn2 ass % bales
sales i015 bales Houston steady and unchanged at
on ExcSanga special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
in good demand saes. Io0oe bales specGsson al ana ea az
American; iddling upland. TbId Futures opened very
net decline OF "a a. y Soyeper 673,sd
ss-2etoooT q ssa pecember January 6Gslkd: Janu
erFebruary and February March etS5d' MapChAp
yarns firm; cloths moderate demand a. .
hLotR tddan HND with prices steady and UNCHANGED
Only sales OF consequence were IN SpTs FIIoine are
pnes pHa quoted on the New York Produce ExchanSe;
Spring patents 50 1O9s5 Go winter sraights - m Log
81 4o s. 25@* So RFns Fs TG Gtsers sIs N3
& Ga 70 sc 10 81 so RYE FLOUR firm; quoted: Fair
good s. 'S@$t So sh0ef k9 i9 drieG s. -
doafse 81 26@si IS Nestern rm city Arm
SOS so: -four do $50 o.; red dog s31 10: city eran;
s5 90 90 red dog $50 90 homny chop SIS bulk $50 20
''Gs S;SI occasional hard .po'S sea dsys
oDed in ,9dsy and wnssr ssr 6eayy wave Of reng
the last half hogT ,. h@% ne ,s +'Ge a, selling was al
butsd port fo o nt ut se aoGs early IL pT.dssons as
about u loads s ege re IpoGS s MARKET e 70 had so mostly
dnrins the forenoon midday. one OF which Ger
m a blshei from lowest
pont The was Ecnf'iai1g tst ltchl ab d1
having bearsh average while the Norhwes, alnati%n
Of frcss weather was con$Ihered quite
| AGAIN sold December IN New YORK
4Sn d. gore2 ,1 8 ehoss Ss % advanced the price
--bch 4 break of over cent a busheI
go ,Je close Most of commission houses had Ie
orfs q" baG crop conditions in the Northwest but tpre
,far, Of 4d at Liverpool heANy
Russian shiunents which helped the world total
IN to bushels, according 10 broom Sii
wit, bushels the previous week sea
heavy again, aggreGdtlng "lVoV
bushels OF flour II was reported that the
government report would be issued on Iuesaav az
O3. elevator and 81 O4@t b aiiost
No Northern Duluth 81 j57l. and No hnTd winter
81 0iiz Rhoat without the lakes the visible sup
NJ i.S2iOtO bushels
Developments In were very slhihr 10
chose In wheat time selling more than
Saturdays close. While IN the afternoon
receipts q Chicago Tuesday, the break IN
what commission house selling and belief that the
government Tuesday would be rather moe
little effect neither showed much cha'se
go, fhs previous month. The Liverpool market closed
worlds shipments aggregated j. i49-
lakes the visible supply showed a
decrease OF bushels No in the local mar
et quoted Ilsc elevator ani fo4sc aho"t' 40
weakness developed in oats during 'he
afternoon final prices from Use 10 Zac Do~
tie close ag Saturday. There active commission
80 tbA New market quoted as follows;
WxeG aG - p II. natural white 30 to 81 10 600
&C.. ana Sliced white Sc ~ II. Gsd11c
TYE-Afarbet steady; No : western 3oc nofiaal D
P.RLFSY-Market quiet: mailing, 97easl o3 / New
ToyH.
satIr-
yx-b.,, Onerine High Close. da..
New-York tribune., 1907-09-10


a, -ha cotton report for the season, as shown by
returns from ginneTs. showing total OF 1916
bales I'D 10 September l. as compared with 4u'.0sI
hales I'D 10 the sane period last year In this
statement round bales counted as half bales
The great falling off is attributed 10 the lateness
of the crop
The report shows that there were only 4,o67 gin
rsries I'm cperation on September l this year. as
corpared with 66eS in 1876 The product by states
for the present year follows: Alabama 1885, Ar
kansas s.: Florida 81; Georgia. 1881; lnsian Ter
ritoTy ); louisiana, ll2i Mississippi, LIS; NORTH
Carolina. ~: Oklahoma. Q: South Carolina, SolO'
Texas 1z5.l0l. Last year Texas had ginned S2S9SS
bales before September l.
Prices III the local cotton market broke sharply
yesterday following the publication Of the govern
rnent reports. which were better than had been
generally expected by the trade Before the close
prices were % 50 points lower than at the open
Ing The market closed steady at the DECLINE
Al the opening prices were higher than Satur-
6sr's close due TO firm cables but Immediately
following the publication OF the census bureau :
,enort which gave the amount of cotton ginned
prior 10 september l 1916 bales. which was
about l25 go bales more than had been expected oy
the bulls prices the different options broke
from 10 &c = points
This slump was increased after the first hour
Vlen the CONDITION figures became known The
trade had figured condition around Il and the
Agriculture Departments report. showing the con-
dition on August . TO be -. was therefore nuch
had expected ana prices cA 'ii tiA0
or+io-s declined in consequence. After decline OF
@ TO 26 points. there was a rally. which was al
trfbuted TO covering by shorts and 10 scattering
s11pport by bulls who had eased their lines on the
earlier break and in position TO buy at bet
ter figures
In the last few minutes OF trading, however, the
bears made a new hard drive at prices and broke
them TO the lowest point Of the day, factors IN
the selling being reports of easier spot markets IN
Texas and rrrnors Of showers IN the cotton oeit'
All through the afternoon the market was feverish
and unsettled and displayed little Tallying power
the bulls apparently making no great effort 10
check the decline.
The closing prices on the most active options
were as follows: October. 12ol. OF p; Decenloer'
.2os of az; January I2 T. off s.: February, l2lS
of g: March z -, off 3S, and May, 12SS. on s.
October started at 1885, December at 12z2. January
At Y a. March at 1886 and May at 1855
Estimates on the crop based on the government
figures were from % 800 90 10 100000 bales me
odore H Price who is now the bear side OF
-ha market said that with 4 government: report
less Than per cent below the ten-year average
and an acreage probably TO 10 per cent larger
than last year there was little chance Of deudlng
the world into The idea that this short crop
year Other traders expressed the opinion that
with the largest acreage record and the fact
that the crop has held its during the last two
months the aggregate s-ield should nearly equal
the worlds requirements