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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-05
FACE BADLY BURNED

Adam Lang Meets With Fourth of July
 Accident.
 Adam Lang, young man residing at S3 James street, was quite seriously in jured in the face while setting off fire works last evening. His wounds are very painful. He was attended by Dr. Budd
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HaH-Day Hour Sales.
These From $50 to 9::3O.
e.3o to e.3o.

Children'y Wash Dresses, low neck, high neck, little Jumper Dresses with guimps; plain colors, checks and plaids. Worth $2.00. At 89c.
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These From $50 to 1O:3O.
9.3O to t0.3O.

Boys Blouses 33c. All the broken patterns and sizes, Ginghams, Per cales, Cheviots, mostly 6 to 10 yrs. Worth soc.
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HANDS BURNED

Cartridge Explosion Results in Injury
 to William Kerr.
 William Kerr, young lad at 93 Olive street, was taken to the Emergency hospital yesterday afternoon suffering from injuries sustained through the ex- plcsion of a cartridge. Along with oth- CTS he had been celebrating the Fourth. His injuries were confined to the burn ing of his hands and arms.
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8.3o to 9.3).

Fifty pairs Infants kid strap San dals, in black, tan and red, also blue canvas; no heel, sizes ? to 4 l-2. At 25c. Worth soc to 75c,
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BUT FEW ACCIDENTS
Continued from First Page.)

said. misquoting Shakespeare, What begins bad win end well''
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Closed Noon
$50 to e.3o.

India Linon, 30 in. wide, of a nice sheer quality, suitable for waists and children's dresses, at Sc yd. Worth 12 l-2c.
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o.3o to lo.ao.

Silks for dresses, waists, and some for Things, fancy silks, plain silks, Taffeta, Habutai, Foulards, l9c yd. Worth soc and 59c.
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e.3O to io.3O.
e.3o to 10 30.

Large Kitchen Clocks, handsome design, we'll finished, average height 23 in, 8-day l-2 hour strike, war ranied movement, 6-inch dial, oak finished also few Mission Clocks, S-day time, IA i-2 fl. high, 3 l-2 In. dial, every one guaranteed. At $l.69. Worth $500 and $3.s0.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Is for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday On
$3.50 Dressed Dolls at ,SLOO

eyes and curly hair dressed in the latest fashion in
silk SATIN laces and embroidery with pretty hat shoes
and stockings to match
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
Editorial and
Society Section
zzne..s!,!!!x!g

Bought to Sell to $1.O0
Swiss, nainsook. cambric and muslin;
fiouncing, corset cover, bands wais1ngs
and Insertions; shadow, eyelet and en-
bossed effects in floral, scroll or conVen-
tional designs; widths to 16 inches.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
1925 California Coaster at .sL00

The top board is g inches long with rounded edges
painted red striped and ornamented brake lever large
metal fifth wheel; IL and 14-nch wheels
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10

Kid, lace style with patent tip; fast
color. eyelets, welt sewed medium
weight oak tanned soles; medium
military heels; popular University
last; all sizes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07

8eihif cine Heibe burfihlaaenSer
Grlnbe ms Selb fiibrte, ifnitt man
i6ni has @prt al, pfienbar iucil man
firdtctc nnS fiirdbten mukte, bic Nus
"fibrungen bes Ncbners tuiirben ibren
Gipornf nift rcrfeblcn. SEER Ga
erpiy ipraf bas %uentoftens aus, in=
benz CT basmiffen rief, Serr Griim lei
5a gut pprbereitet.
Gs ipiro IN namentlid,er MbItints
mune Die Sagesorbnun9 nit "a gegen
~ Stimmen bel bier Gntbaltungen
aneenommen. SaS Teiultat pirb be-
ionhers bon Den So3iaIilten ius
belnD begriibt. Sie Worte oes 6errn
Sbuiie: Die Heeicrnns nat einen
saten Mntnns semaht, hofirn mir, nnk
iir 10 ppran iabren fuirb", betpeilen.
nclde 9ebeutura Die Sauatifer oeS
bInlrotben aartels Sieiem @otum 6ei>
lcgen.
Gaein. ipic barmlos alih INNER
6err @onsenait feline Snnclurgsipeiie
ausmalen mill. an unb fir lih lit iein
@e6etsberbot elm nngerfhtferttster
Ginsriff in bic innere Srbnmns bes
Observation-Disclosures nnb BON Der
nlerihnmcritcn 8ebeutnng. aein
Meglement perbietet bas acs
meinifaftlihe 8ebet. Man hleibe
nns audi bonn 9eibe NIT benz thoriften
@ei6ipds. bieie @ebetsiburg bilee
einen o epifiens3man q, Der
geaen Die 6 o It itution peritDSt.
%ltuiere fatboliiden Gltern. pelhe
ibren Sobnen cine fatbolild;c graiebz
ilns geben lcifen. (nur Inn iolhe bans
belt es iidl. ha6en ME einen 8epiie
ie~us5tuane harin erblidt.
Sus Yorseben bes @cnera(oirettors
ut allerbines fir iepen balbneas ginz
lidtigen aus ben l~lmitduben lebr err
fldrlih. 5err Nonseuair alaubte, es
licac i'm Sntereiie Der grbaltins ieie
mes Rinifterieiiels. bab ben nntisrelis
si6ien Sanatifern cine Gon5eIiion ees
mnGt iuerbe. II. err bat Tie gemadt. or
beft lie nit Dem Wantel Der s I M
Iofigfeit unb @efceIidfeit,
aber, idliebt bas betreffenoe 8latt. Die
Serrihaften bnben perifdnoniBinnig
gcIddelt. @an fennt iih unter einz
amber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
Ans hrn Ger. sitaaten.
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@eebrte Hebaftipnl
@m Sonntag. ben 81. Gpril. ber>
ibieo in Irteiinn. Sanborn Gpuntp.
g. g., ON einem Gdlaganfalle Tralt
Sobann Sbmit, eeb. Woli. Oieielbe
mar am 5. Sftober 1S4S 81 8efort.
Quremburg, seboren unb fam inn
Sabre 1871 NIT ibren gltern unS
Deidmiitern nad Amerifa. reip. 9ms
buque Gountb. Sopa, mo lie iid am
81 0e5ember 1871 NIT Sobann
S6mit berebelidte. @us pieIer Che
Itammen 5ebn ainber, popon feds Die
@eritorbene iibcrIeben Gs limb oies
Die folgenoen Sobne unb Softer:
Better Sdmit 3u &eoltonc, Mtiner Co..
e. D.; Mifel une Sobann gu Sauic;
@dria. Sraii 8. 8rodbdge. 3u gars
tbage, 9. 8; gliia6etb, Sram u. Scis
berger 3u Yeoitn.a Dubuaue Co., Sa.,
uno Inna, Srau 9. Meper, 5u Wtre
FREQ. Iiner Co., 9. o. Sic Ieritprs
bene betrauert neblt ibrem @atten nno
ibren &inbern nod, elm 9ruber. Serr
Eeter 3olf in @ontton. Ombiialte
gountp, Soma. Sm Sabre 1885 5oa
Die Samilie nah Sanboru Gountp, O..
O.. mo lie ieitoem anf elmer Sarm ge>
lebt. Sic. Werltorbene bate nod aes
raoe am 0tpntag Dor ibrem Sobe tire
oiterlihe Yfli1t erfiQt mno flr3 Dor
ibrem So6e Die b. @egsebrnna ems
pfanscn. Sic @eerbignng fnno am
Witttpoh. ben "a. Ipril. unter gros
Ser Tetbcilisure nod cinem feiers
li6en 9equiem nlf benz fatbpliideu
@ottesader an brisbane itatt. Sic
rlibc in Srieoenl Sen trauernoen
Sinterbliebenen unier ber5li6es Bel
leiol Idtuuaspou
Gin 2eier.
ct. Taul, Nimn., ben A.. Ilai OF.
@eebrte Hebaftioni
Sran George Sbiu. Die Satin uns
leres beitbefannten 9nnbsmonncs, trat
pieier 5ase cine Guropreiie an, Inn
ibre Nutter uub hire 0riiocr in ser
alien Seimatb 5u bein6en. Seutc
fpiro lie Nmerifa nit Gem Sampfer
s~Grponlanb" perldiien. Con 9uz
r%eniburg aus ipiro lie einen Mbiteher
5l ibrem in Earis tpobnenoen 8riScr
MAIDEN. Wdbrcnb BEN Sonmcrmoz
naten ipiro lie in Qilremburg tpeilen.
Ter hodltp. Batter StelmeS bon bier
trat e~benfallS cine Heiie nah 9urems
burg an. Id~nlngSbol
II Seier.
Ins SplD Grpk, gSis., perlautet:
Der acknowledgements Scrr
Vic. Selh bubier bat Neiuf ans Dem
altcn Saterlnnbe erbaltcn. Ser Mill
iommene @ait lit iein Neffc Tidolas
Seih aus Sunalinitcr. 9urembure.
ipelfcr IN eini9cu @oRateu nieScr
nadl ieinsr &eimnth auriiatehren nirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07
Srofbcrso9tbum.
ans hrr banptfaht.

9mSemburg. IA. gpril. Sm bieliz
gen Yescatoreitift itarb I'M Glitter BON
10 Sabren 9crr SHriitiescr Grcnoal
(@ater). Scrielbe orheitete settle
bens 5ur p%olliten Suirieoenbeit leincr
@rbeiteeber IN mebreren Srudereien
Der Stnot. 3uleet in Der ct. Sahluss
Gruderei. Hm rs. Snni 1905 mar
ibm bonn @roBbersog Ole iiIbcrnc Ics
baiue Der observation-disclosures 5uerfannt
moroen.
9uxemburs, IS. April. &n1 furs
sem l~lrwobIiein itarb eeitcru 4beno in
ieiner 8obmng auf Simpertsberg
9an5 unernartet infolge zines Sh.aas
ANTILLES Serr Sr. 4. Y. Scrriaes
(Wnter). praftiiher Arst, Der Sius
eeifiebene bate Elm alter bon ca. 65
Sabren. Mm leeten @riinSonnerstag
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07

bate er nod in Der &athebrale feline
Giterpflift erfiiut. 4IS langidbriges
Iitglieb beS bauptitdotiifen &C.
meinberatbes ltno uls 5eitipeiliger
S6offe bat Or. 6erriaes ieirer Batter
itabt neleutlicbe Sienire geleiitet uno
.beionbers einiif)tspoa uub energiid
Die Snterciien bes lid in Den leBtcn
Snbr5ehnten tart entpidelnben Sims
perts6erg gef6roert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-07

Gin fluger Nann lobt nidlt sen
nchen Sut Ieiner Srau. che CT sic
8e6nung oafir aneeieben bat.
Su mirit ME bel erfabren. tpeiln
on nift neuaieris bit; aber Die 9cute
lieben DID nidt. penn on es bit. n,
@enn elm tleiUer Nann einut
grobeu belcibist, 10 lit eS meiitenS
i6mer Den lebieru gu iiber3eugen. onB
eS unredt lit, lid 3u baIsen.
Wan fam einen Miam niht
INNER nah ieiner @riheinung beurs
tbcilen; cher mande Idnner lam
man beurtheilen nah ihrem mSs-
i4ipinber yX
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- New York. October % 1907.
tof tLE--The coffee market quiet day clos
. Ins net unchanged 70 points lower. sales were
ported at l2oD bags. The market steady. net
unchanged 10 points lower, which was about as due
on the European cables There comparatively
demand, but offerings light the undertone O
the market was steadied by estimate leading
santos authority placing the probable receipts
The month Of November $4,000 bags against
last year and SO 0o0 two Receipts
Gently been running slightly o
as noted abcee, expected fall after the first
efect. Havre closed &G1 franc lower Hamburg
2QP4 pig lower. Brazilian markets steady with
Rio % reis higher and unchanged. while
receipts larger primary points nothing
10 suggest that arrivals larger could be readily
absorbed by foreign buyers The ports reported
s2oO bags sunday Monday, 10000
year and 1900 IN 1850 Jundahy receipts Gloo0
bags' against $4,000 last 26
mus far this the ports
been 5,2l3000 bags against 5654.OO0 the small
crop Of 1905 Large trade interests claim that the
worlds surplus will be gradually needed Brazilian
receipts diminish during the that the
unsettled financial condition has effect whatever
upon the holdings Of investors. The market for
oee was quiet with quotations basis of exc for
Rio
The range Of contract prices the today
a follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

portant change in prices and steady in tone. The
following list prices, subject rebate of 10
points and a discount of per cent for cash. seven
days: Crystal domlnos. 72Sc: Eagle tablets. zoe
loaf and crushed. SOC. mould Il, 6j5c. cubes
Eagle Glib bags powdered and Eagle confectoners
granuated. 52Ir; powdered. powdered and
fruit powdered and Eagle coarse and extra fine gran
ulatcd, . Zoe. Eagle 2-lb Of fine Erauulatcd
52oc; xxx powdered. 515c; Eagle 2-lb bags Of fine
granuatcd. 55Oc; 3iaIb bags do. 625c 5-lb bags DO
zoe; l0-lb bags 515c - and 90 lb bags do Bose
Eagle hne or standard granuated and diamond y. 5c
confccttoners \ and No. l. 4hOc. Nos and :, 4.tac
No. !. 4I0c; No O. 465c; No g. 48Oc; No. :, 455c;
No. s. soc. NO o. 44jc; no. 10. 435c No. II, 430c
No IL 1 25c; No 10 4 2Oc; Nos IA ~ and 1G 4 DC
The London market for beet opened 24d lower
9s I'd. and closed gs 2iad for October and No
yember Stock in the United Kingdom is 10000 tons
Tho local market is steady but quiet
and unchanged, with centrifugal. 96 test, at e0ci
muscovado 80 test, at 3 I6c and moasses sugar, 50
test. at 3.O5c. In Cuba there receipts Stock
the ports is $4,000 tons against $4,000 last week
and 13,O last year Exports $500 tons. against
. 500 last week and $500 last year
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Oct. 29.-The financial difficulties in New
York have had little effect the wool market. The
market has been Quieter owing to more conservative
feeling Wool is in strong condition. with active
demand from consumers Buyers from the small mills
have contracted for fair OF both staple and
clothing domestic during the last week week
Improvement In clothing woods is maintained,
staple woods stronger leading
tions follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces-
Xxx. "a M35c. X. 81 2q33c; No washed. 80 q 4Oc;
2 washed; Ssg 39c; medium clothing. 2s@29c; half
is SIood conbIng Ar sale, deaiTe Washed
IS 139c. Michigan. wisconsin and New York fieeces-
half blood unwashed 3293Sc; threeeighths blood un-
washed, 2933c: quarter blood unwashed, 90 soc.
Kentucky. Indiana and MissourThree-eighth blood.
81 $780, quarter blood 29g30c Secured values: Texas
Fine. II months 72973c; fine. 6 to months G5 a
66c; fall. 57G5sc Callfornia-Northern 65 67c:
middle 62a64c; Southern. 60@62c fall. free.
57@5sc. oregon-Eastern No l. staple 7oQ72c:
valley No. /, 6O662c Territory Cscoured
basis)-Fine staple. 72@7sc hne medium staple. 20
q QT2c: clothing, 81 97Oc; hne medium clothing.
65 07c half blood 66d6sc; three eighths blood. 63
a Csc; quarter blood. 30 q SIC Puled-Extra. 0S q
72c; fne A. 5sQ62c; A supers 52057c.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Oct 29.-CATTLEt-Receipts estimated about
600; weak: 81 5OG$7; So 65d$4 SO
heifes 81 5OGS5 bulls 81 60d$5 calves S5Q$7 rs HOGS
Receipts. estimated about 5000; market 100
lower choice heavy shipping So 01G$6 20 light butchers
SO lOG$6 25 light mixed S5 00d$6 TO- choice light SO
GS6 25: packing So 3a$5 90; pigs 81 259$5 75
sales s. 50d$5 so SHEEP-Receipts estimated about
1900; market weak sheep. $2qS6 25 lambs S5 1896 49,
yearngs. 80 254S5 10.
Cincinnati. Oct. 29.-HOGS-Narket active; butchers
and shippers. Sc 35q$G 40; common s. 25qs6 10 CAT
TLE-Stsady: fair good shippers "a S5a$5 so: COM
mon 81 &5gS2 %. sIIEEP-steady. 81 25a$5 LAMBS
Steady; 81 25q$7 10
East Buffalo. Oct 29.--CATTLE-R Receipts 300 head
market steady prime steers. 50 75QS6 20. VEALS-Re-
ceipts 300 head market slow and 25c lower S5GSS 80
10c lower; mixed. SO 454S6 55 Workers. SO I5S6 55
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. S,4O0 head; market slow
ass 75; ewes, $5 25d$5 40
Kansas City, Oct. 29--CATTLE-Receipts S 600
including 500 Southerns. Market steady to strong
Choice export and dressed beef steers S5 20 SO %
fair good. 81 50$5 25 Western steers SO S4 20
stockers and feeders SO 75as4 TO- Southern steers
So 10 So native steers S29$2 So native 81 80
SO so; native hefers, 81 5Od$4: bulls S24S3 so
calves 81 rs q $5 so. HOGS-Receipts. 5000: market
strong higher top SO so; bulk OF S5 55
IS 65; heavy. So 10 50 65 packers IS so SIS IS: pigs
and lights. S5 S5@S5 so. SHEEP-Receipts. s. 900
Market weak Zoe lower. Lambs SIS 30 "a SO co. ewes
and yearngs. 81 S04S5 so; Western yeariings. $50
50 So Western sheep, 81 5O9S5 35 stoekers and feed
Pittsburg. oct: 2' -CATTLE--suppIy fair slow.
Iphoi0s. &a25@$ai IA A6&a@sa2Q Eo6Sr-RA-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
ASKED.
BALTIMORE locks.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Oct. pa fresh slump in stocks brought
about heavy selling OF grain in the local market
to-day and resulted IN severe declines Wheat sold
of from 4lsc 4lzc from the high point of the day
and for the December option closed at net loss Of
l&c. Corn declined 2hc 10 25sc TO 2%c and closed
1Ac 10 1lc lower. oats broke 3&c TO 4Ac and
closed 2asc lower. Provisions were SC TO 71kc to
The wheat market opened strong because Of an
advance OF 1d in Liverpool. The damage was only
moderate however ana wnen small holders com
fnenced TO sell prices broke more than nc in the
first fifteen minutes Of dealings. All Of this loss
was regained covering by shorts. Later, when
the stock market broke. selling in the grain pits
became general and prices swiftly declined The
break was not checked until wheat had sold on
more than &c from the high point of the day. Dur
ing the last prices rallied about &c on buying
by commission houses and reports OF fair export
trade The close was weak December opened Ac
&c higher At CSC TO 9sc, sold at $500, and then
declined TO 9zllc The close was at s6ssc May
ranged between 81 o2A and 81 O5h and closed at
81 o27s 10 81 o. Cearanccs OF wheat ana hour were
equal TO $4,000 bushels Primary receipts were
io70oOO bushels, against 1,ls6.OGO bushels on the
same day last year.
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported re-
capts Of G22 CT wheat, against SS6 last week,
and 6s5 cars year ago
Tie corn market was strong early in the day. be-
cause Of the initial advance in wheat and the
prediction of weather throughout the corn belt
The slump in stocks, however. caused break OF
more than &c all deliveries The market rallied
about lc from the low point on covering by shorts
End closed quite steady. December opened un-
changed to 5sc higher at 57%c TO 5sc sold between
Local receipts were sS2 cars. with 81 of contract
grade.
Oats were strong at the opening covering by
Z shoFtE. but declined than &c from the high
point, along with wheat and corn. The weakness
Of cash grain was also bearish factor. The mar
kst showed little ability to rally. and closed weak
Lear the lowest point. December opened 1sc to CSC
higher. al zssc TO 43sc, advanced 10 5Ozc, and de-
eined 70 457sc The close was at 46Ac. Local re-
eepts 326 cars
PROVISIONS weak. because of the decline in
e,ecis, and liberal selling by local packers At the
eose January pork off I71sc, at sl4 90 Lard was
= eosn DC 10 nc, at 50 "a Ribs were Ikc 10 zoe
ss,,wef an " &. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
"hss " cars; corn, lss cars oats. 23 cars; hogs,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

The local market for spot cotton was steady with
middling Gulf Southern spot markets were
@ iI 5aes aS io rn
I0c sales 100 bales wilmington ste19g aies sI5
bales: Baltimore nominal = lower at l9%tc @ augusta
Louis dull &c lower at 1l1sc Little Rock quiet IN
10 5-iGc; sales 525O bales Houston easy unchanged
at 1O%c Galveston dull unchanged at lie; sales 900 900
bales Estimated Of cotton at leading points
aabet 2e 9S last Week and last year at New
@ lea e5 sSS at as5 aasdn s 5as'
against s,1e1 last week and 2o.937 last year g..
cotton easier; sales 5000 bales; speculation and ex
Gam cGn' middng upland 5S1d Futures opened irreg-
P2n 6g5 tsaa 9n at and net P2fa dse oTe G @
a1oz points near months showing the greater losses
December o 45d December-JanuarY 5441kd; January
ssFaFy pnd 544d 'G i5d dne
ly 54iea; Io,h gASEs hold 41q o
FLoUE AMP MEAIMFIogF & was Was. dun & t9day aa With
6net ar old prices the following are the prices quoted
the New York Produce Exchange Spring patents
09@s 90 sR9E go %n,e = % s494 81 sS NP r Sn
s 9s9ed 90 5sE r. 9od SE 2' S6g s6a
dried 50 s5aS4 o. BAGMEALnsteady s6s 2a0ted
Fine white snd egsY cS baTT sS & Quoted % 90
ern spring s27 So standard middins s27 IS; -four
s9 :9 f b nfa s3S 5SGs29 in sacks ddng SOS 5oSss CO.
red dog ss1 co. hOmny chop s2s so in bulk $50 20 in
GRAIN-wHEAT-wid fluctuations took place in
the wheat maFcf m boaeo Trade a on ani ahSh OF % 4G
scale although si restricted moro or less by the un
advance of &c bushel in New York 81 II for De-
SSF due t6 ecTe foreign bayng ana the
Buffalo where rairoaae are said TO be refusing to
with deeBng s IN aSoT ST6 9 ,6sa s
late rally ,s or trade o Per Gqse on
eSt:@aed at chcaso ths ugwaTd 500 900 bushels
40 red had been bought dg by Ne% York parties for
addition New York reported so loads This news
and close was quite rm IN tone Private cables
brought news b,le III II was said 10 be too wet in the
Argentine Broomhal cables that in tho province Of
snr, Liverpool responded this by closing
paris I@isG ana Rf' b%sse decline
with ases as edE too%s @g0 NO cash nd
Si1 81 0i IcoRN~There early advance Il a
the corn f,sr %e prices WORKED OF with %hea
and under consderaSde preISuro % On until the last
Prospects for smaller car lot receipts at Chicago
net hghor and interior receipts slightly exceeded
% d st6 and '96 '' oa So
white me- s9d No break Of praetcay Sc a0bS SSshe a
took place in the oats market to-day there being
ats ascticay 5s Of lowest point Of tho DAY Cash houses
the 16sa are closed @ as follows Mixed "a
ssS nes esqpi s2 10 wa' % &
aust sac t0 @anx paTlye 81 g. Nsr % 5qF
Ne" NEW YORK PRICES.
wheat. opsning High. Low. Close. day
December s112sE siIHss siIIs 'iGS" iiGa ia iisa isa
81 !. f,-,s II q h-.s ss& ss a 81 50
CHICAGO PRICES.
,sy S,,y Sa Saa siSsa siss az ~ slssa So a
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

tOTrON-The cotton market showed continued
today, but making records
at the opening rallied covering of shorts at
close steady at advance Of points n decline
of points Sales for the day $50 600
bales
The market opened easy az decline Of 90 points,
with December selling 995c January at 9 80
under liquidation and continued which In
huenced by the weak cables and further apprehensonS
Of lower spot ofsrings from the South There heavy
covering at the decline with three four of the leading
local brokers big buyers and during the later session the
market ruled steader although rallies checked by
heavy offerings through warehouses with Southern
nectons The highest point reached in the last few
minutes when December sold 70 l01Sc and January
o.sSc The close within point Of top.
II reported during the day that stock trading in
New Orleans would be suspended
week, with the exception and levee bonds.
reported that Oregon banks would close for
On the other hand, Il said that there
better demand foreign exchange than for
past and that cotton bills bought by the
which have recently engaged large Of
gold for import. This naturally promises relief to the
interior in the of time southern spot markets
unchanged TO Ssc lower. New Orleans wire stated
that prominent Liverpool crop authority now in that
had estimated the but believed It small
enough TO astonish the bears There was some Liver
pool buying here during the day, ani the Continent
bought months. The weather rather cold in
South. but the is far advanced for
frost any material effect sentiment
The prices in the local market to-day
was Neste--