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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
ARMY COURT REBUKED
BY GENERAL MACARTHUR
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The War
Department has received a report from
Lieutenant General Arthur Macarthur
on the court-martial of a hospital
corps man who had been tried at Mon
terey for desertion and who pleaded
guilty. The court sentenced him to a
years confinement at hard labor, un-
der charge of the post guard and to
forfeit $120. General Macarthur re-
CARDS the sentence as unusual, since
the long period of confinement without
discharge imposed a considerable bur-
den on the United States, and. there
fore, was inimical to sound public poll
icy. He. returned the record to the
court with this comment, and the court
again submitted 1t without a change
in the sentence and with nothing to
show why it took the position assumed.
General Macarthur in his comment
on the case. said that the sentence of a
court-martial should accord with the
nature and degree of criminality dis
closed by the record. He has rebuked
the court for it's failure to show why IL
imposed a lenient sentence and
to submit anything justifying nit
igation. General Macarthur disap-
proved the sentence and ordered that
the accused hospital corps man be re-
leased from confinement and returned
to duty.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
SACRAMENTO GRAND JURY
ON TRAIL OF LOBBYISTS
Decides to Investigate Con-
duct of Burke, Hatton
and Parker

SACRAMENTO, March 12.-The Grand
Jury Of Sacramento County was in ses-
sion q short time this morning and de-
cided 10 investigate the charges of lob
bying on the part of Jere Burke,
George Hatton and Walter Parker, the
Southern Pacific political bosses. for
the passage Of the capital removal bill
The Grand Jury has subpenaed the fol-
lowing witnesses to appear before il at
its session tomorrow afternoon:
Assemblvmen Arthur Z. Percival Of San Joa-
Quin County George W. Root OF Nevada County.
Dennis W. Barry of San Francisco W r
Chandler Of Fresno. Frank Devlin OF Solano A.
NJ Drew OF Fresno. Warren NJ. John Of San
Luis ObispO, William NJ Mcclure Of Kings
County, John McKeOl Of San Francisco, W. H.
McMullen OF Kern County and F. ". Pyle OF
Santa Barbara County and Senator Gus Hartman
Of San Francisco
The subpenas were given to Deputy
Sheriff Ed Reese Immediately after the
Grand Jury adjourned. and he went to
the Red Mems Hall and served them on
the Legislators before they left the hail.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
WOLFE WELL SATISFIED
WITH WORK OF SESSION
Says Members Can Go Home
Feeling Good for
the People
CALL HEADQUARTERS,
1907 EIGHTH STREET.

SACRAMENTO March 12.-Senator
Wolfe of San Francisco president pro
tenn. of the upper house, mentioned
what he considered the good legislation
erected at the present session, in re-
spending to the gift of a silver tea
service made him by the members to-
day. Wolfe mentioned the tax revision
constitutional amendment, the direct
primary amendment, the standard form
of insurance policy. the employers liza
bility law, the shorter work day for
women and street car men and the
measures regulating child labor. This
showing, he said, was something any
Legislature might be proud of.
Il admit some of the criticism direct
ed at us might be deserved" he said,
but / think, too, that lot of 1t was
unmerited. The question of attaches is
now In the hands of the people, and
will be regulated by the adoption of one
or the other of the constitutional
amendments drafted for the purpose.
! think we can all go home feeling that
we have accomplished much that is
good for the people of California"
Most of the morning session was
devoted to the giving of presents to
the Senate officers Lieutenant Cover
nor Porter was given a large hall clock
and a silver service Secretary Hilborn
d cut BldSS puHCH DUWl ana oeISedHl DIT
Arms Louis Martin a Russia leather
armchair.
The climax was capped by the gift of
a nursing bottle filed with milk to
Rolley of Humboldt. Curtin of Sonora,
who made the presentation, said the
bottle came from the women of Sacra-
mento, who believed in the scriptural
injunction that it was not good for man
to be alone They thought said Curtin,
that the gentleman from Humboldt
might have use for the bottle before
the next session of the Legislature.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
LOUISVILLE COMPANY
FAILS TO RUN CARS

LOUISVILLE. KY. March 12.-with
the aid of strikcbreakers and the pro-
lection OF the police. the street railway
company opened a partial service on
four lines this morning. Even with the
two policemen on board each car, trou-
bic began early, holdups being numer-
GUS
The suburban services were not re-
sumed.
After considerable disturbance, the
street railway company ordered ali
cars into the barns this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
LEGISLATURE ADJ0URNS
TH|RTY-SEVENTH SESSION
Continued From Page 1, Column i

other States. But the source of his
greatest satisfaction lies in the fact
that in spite of the extraordinary de-
mand the Legislature has been called
upon to meet, the tax. rate for the cur
rent year will be but slightly in excess
Of last and will show nice decrease
for next year.
One distinctively administration meas
ure in which the Governor finds much
satisfaction is the Wolfe constitutional
amendment, limiting the attache ex-
penditures of subsequent Legislatures
to $500 day for each house. When
the Republican caucuses pulled off the
odoriferOus attache grab which he had
vainly protested against Gillett was
very frank in his expressions of dis
gust. He insisted that a constitutional
amendment containing nothing but the
question of limiting attache expenses
should be Submitted, and after fight
and one temporary defeat carried his
point
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR
Numerous Measures Passed by the Leg
isIature Go Into Effect


SACRAMENTO, March 12-Governor
Gillett has signed the following bills:
By McCartney-To prevent the manufacture
and sale Of adulterated liquors and foods.
BY McCartney-To prevent the sale Of adul-
terated drugs.
BY Leavitt-Relating to the effect of a foreign
judgment.
BY Leavitt-To create a department of State
engineering, to embody several State commits
sions.
BY Leavitt-Relating to employees of the State
Harbor Commission.
BY Rolley-To provide for the maintenance of
q residence for the Governor of the State.
BY Leayitt-To regulate contracts the part
OF the State in relation to the erection of
buildings.
By Johnson-Relating to salaries Of Superior
Judges
BY Stanton-Relating to Justices courts
BY Esheman-Appropriati $2900r for the i'm
provement of a street in Berkeley facing the
State University.
By Busll-To provide for the erection of ad-
ditionsl buildings AT the Veterans Home.
BY Bush-To provide for improvements at the
Veterans Home
By Bush-To repair buildings at the Veterans
Home.
BY Lndington-To pay for the settlement OF
disputed boundaries of land claimed by the State
on San Diego Bay.
BY Cornish-To construct county road be-
tween Alturas and Cedarville
BY Stanton-To purchase portrait ri ex-
Governor Pardee.
BY Held-Appropriating money TO pay for the
printing of the various State officers.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
WORKMEN FIND DEAD
BODY IN FRESNO STREET
Coroner Called Upon to Unravel
Mystery of Skeleton Buried
in the Gutter

FRESNO. March 12.-Workmen en-
ployed by the city al the corner Of
Ventura and c streets made grue-
some discovery this morning. when the
skeleton of man was unearthed in the
gutter between the sidewalk and the
thorcughfare
Coroner Bean was called and in
spected the discovery. The body was
that of a full-grown man.
Since burial the flesh had completely
disappeared, leaving the naked frame,
but the face and skull We're covered
with dark red hair that had grown to
an abnormal length.
The body was encased in a rough red
wood box.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
EMBEzzLEs GIFT MONEY
Minute Clerk Spends Coin Collected 10
Buy Present for Chief

SACRAMENTO. March 12- Clio
Lloyd, chief clerk Of the Assembly, re-
ceived no present today, but il was not
due to either forgetfulness or oversight
on the part Of his staff
The trouble lay with C s. McMullen.
minute clerk, who collected SIS from
the boys at the desk several DAYS ago
for the sole purpose Of buying Lloyd
8 token OF appreciation. Soon after
collecting the money, McMullen went
out on a time. He purchased much
liquor, but nothing substantial. and
when wanted today was busy nursing
bruises received in a barroom battle.
McMullen has prominent relatives in
Oakland, and Lloyd may yet receive a
present
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
ONE MAN WOUNDS THREE
DURING A SALOON BRAWI
Saloonkeeper and Two Friends Shot
in Portland During
MYSTERIOUS Battle

PORTLAND. Ore, March 12.-As a
result of dispute of an undetermined
nature between Antoine Grohs, pro-
proprietor of the Spokane saloon at 315
Water street, and Peter Garrett, the
saloonman, and two of his friends.
James Higley and Jack Gavin, sus-
tanned bullet wounds from a revolver
in the hands of Garrett
Grohs and Higley are probably ia
tally injured, while Gavin has a slight
flesh wound.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
MISSOURI pURsUEs TRUSTS

JEFFERSON CITY, March 12.-The
House today adopted a resolution in
structing the Attorney General to in
vestigate the so-called implement trust,
as represented by the International
Harvester Company, and the so-called
lumber trust, and TO institute custer
proceedings If he finds sufficient evil
dence.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
rNvEsrrGArrNe oomMrrrEps

SACRAMENTO, March 12.-Speaker
Beardslee appointed two holdover COM
mittees today. Miguel Estudiilo, n w
Thompson, r. H. Jury, George w.
Root and Samuel II. Beckett will in
vestigate the State printing Office, and
Louis Stroll Percy Johnson and Wal
ter r. Leeds win inquire into the needs
Of the various harbOrs Of the State
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
EITORO
Cigars Cents

This is one cigar you can be sure is
Porto Rican in quality as we'll as in name,
made in Porto Rico, exclusively OF Porto
Rican tobacco.
The FL 70ros now on the market are
finer in quality than ever, because OF the
unusual excellence of this years crop in
Porto Rico, only the best selections OF
which are used to make the FL Toro.
Made in thoroughly modern factory,
with facilities and methods unequalled by
any other manufacturer, EI Tore cigars are
unquestionably the finest scent cigars
Porto Rico has ever produced,
Every FL 7or0 cigar is now banded
so you can be sure you get the genuine.
1t costs you only FIVE cents, as always.
The Ell Toro is superior to any other cigar
sold at cents.
Porto Rican-American Tobacco Company
Juan, Porto Rico
3 BACHMAN CO.. Inc- Distributors,
FRANCISCO, CAL
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
REcoMns cHrEr or srArr

WASHINGTON. March 12.-Colonel
Ramsay d. Potts OF the general STAFF
is relieved from duty IN this city, to
take effect on April I, and will then
proceed to San Francisco and report
to the commanding general OF the Pa
cihc Division as chief of stan of that
division.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
MOONS, FEE ALLowED

SACRAMENTO, March 1.-THE SEN
ate bill carrying an appropriation to
cover the $1,000 claim OF Frank Higgins
OF Victoria for services rendered the
State in the extradition proceedings
against George d. Collins was rushed
through the Assembly today.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
Rrrnn Hnf snrinr.

Among the Contra Costa bills and a few hours
from San Erancisc0-e delightful week END re-
sort Tor rest and eation. Write agents South
Pacl6c-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
NIAGARA ICICLE KILLS MAN

NIAGARA FALLS, N Y, March Ia
A huge icicle dropped from the cliffs
of the Niagara gorge on an electric car
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
METROPOLIS
TRUST& SAVINGS BANK
Paid In Capital and Surplus, $500 Goo
1887 VAN NESS AVENUE.
Between Polk and sutter.

RECEIVERS NOTICE-GERMAN NATIONAL
INSURANCE C0MPANY-An persons having
claims against the German National Insurance
Company OF Chicago. Illinois, growing out Of
fre losses in the city Of San Francisco, occur
ring prior to November 20. 1906, are hereby
notified that by an order entered by the Cir
cult Court Of Cook County, Illinois, on Fehru-
ary 8, A. D. 1907, 1t Is provided that all such
claims against the German National Insurance
Company of Chicago, Illinois, must be nled
under oath In the form prescribed by said
court at the office of the receiver OF said The
German National Insurance Company. at room
! OF 1918 Polk ST., San Francisco California
on or before the 10th day of May, A. ID. 1907
and that ali such claims not so fled will be
disallowed and forever barred from participa-
ting In the distribution OF the assets OF the
said The German National Insurance Company
This notice shall not be or be taken to be a
waiver Of any failure the part OF any
claimant to comply with the provisions OF bis
insurance policy In respect to notice, proofs OF
loss any other matter, and no claim will be
allowed where the claimant has failed to ale
proper notice and proofs OF loss with said In
surance Company within the time limited by
granted BY said Insurance Company
Blank forms for proof OF claims may be had
at the Receivers office at room ] OF 1913 POLK
st. San Francisco. California.
STATE BANK OF CHICAGO.
Receiver of The German National Insurance
Company Of Chicago. Illinois
Judah, Willard \ Wolf, Solicitors for Re-
cetyer.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13

of the Gorge road this afternoon as it
was passing the rapids. The motor
man was killed and several passengers
were bruised severely.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-13
Porto Rico in Quality as well
as in Name

There are plenty of so-called Porto Rican
ciears. many of them made of tobacco
crown in the United States; these brands
will likely multiply in number since the re-
cent increased cost of Porto Rican leaf
That's why smokers everywhere should be
more particular than ever to get the genuine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York.. March = 1901.
BEEvES-Receipts were 6is cars or rs head. all for
sale. Nothing doing live cattle to-day Feeling duh
with II expected be Fridays market
Dressed beef slow unchanged prices 1G9c per
To- Latest private cables from Liverpool and London
weight; refrigerator beef selling at 9a9i2c 10 No
shipments OF live cattle day.
CAIsVES-Receipts 447 head. including 40 for
butchers and SIS for the market The demand tust
although sellers detected undertone weakness based
expectations OF free arrivals Monday Common
prime veals sold az $3.50 80 per 100 10 few calves
at S. Dressed calves tie weak City dressed veals
Sales-B W. Otis & Coz 161 veals. 14I 70 average. az
50 80. per 100 10; II do, 131 10. at 81 50.
curtis * son; "a veas l36 10. at 50 %: Al do.
lss 10 at 50; do 10 70. at 81 do 100 n. at 50 so;
George & l. s. Dl.enbaek: 10 veas lao N, az Sc so;
% S N, az S. 5O - mixed calves ia ~ &C 50 So
IL fed calves SOS 10. at 50.
". r. Il veals. 1871 ID. at 50 so: do 1o6 n.
SHEEP AND LANIBS-Recelpts were Sls cars 1.s72
head for slaughtereTs and S12 for
the market Sheep entirely nominal; lambs arm 10
q shade higher. The pens promptly cleared. Com
Clipped do So Dressed mutton steady at Il389tsc
per H. dressed lambs firm At 11G2ac; country dressed
dollhouse lambs STEADY at S59S9 per carcass.
Saes-Kerus Commission COMPANY; 800 Buffalo lambs
@ do 10. 81 75: 124 a 10, at 81 rs $40 %
81 75 6 do. % 10 az So I6 las clipped do OS n
George & L. g. DnIenbaek: 6s lambs Cfew sheepl.
IS 10. a SO So buck. 10 10. at S.
HOGS-Receipts were 21is cars. 3.J6T heal IN
Gliding 200 head for the market Feeling steady
the whole range for heavv 70 light hogs was auoted
at 81 5OG$7 20 Country dressed hogs steady 0la4
I01ac per 70 for medium 20 Hight weights,
SaIeS-Tobiu Shannon date Yesterday: SS Psnnsyt-
vania pigs. 93 70 average. at 81 20 per 700 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08

iiirSe with good movement at primary points Quota
t9-ioW Domestic screenings, 2tG3c; second heads
o244c; choice heads. 4is15c; fancy heads 5isa5 SEE
IN.ta fancy heads. 6gdic Jauau domestic 80 Qis.c
"a 02lac 9' al ''''-
81 1Att-tehned firm AMI fairly active
.aHs+'i Ire following list prices subject a
- 81 ~ point. ana discount II cent FOR cash
,.i.s. ,I.s,d dcmlnoes. 6 95c. mould s. J05c Eagle
1855 o9Vc' cat loaf and crashed 80. cubes. Eagle
~ Oats po%aered and Eagle ,ntectiouers gTanulated
V'ct -NNNN powdered 4 SOC. powdered.
9tttd ana fruit powdered Eagle and extra
ilo ktahuated 4soc; Eagle = n grant
20. egG: Eagle IN bags d.. o.: Sab bags do
S',c' % 10 bags do 4-31c; plb BAGS 30
70 bags do 4i5c. Eagle fine gtanulsted
al,inand a. Iuc, ConfectoHers' A. 5Oc. 1. 450~
Is - all !" l +ac. No I. Zoe No 3. 4.25c. 3nc
~ :. zoe, No : 100. No 15c; No 10. Q5c. H.
-. NO T. "!'oc, No ~. $500. II. II
AZ London ne sugar beet market quiet steady
wy: Mar n quoted az Js @id and April 1i2d The
Woftd Nisl'i" supply Of sugar IS cabed a too
tEs, against 4e3"0tO time year THE local
.ittrFet was niger with eut, pait prices quoted
centrifugal - test. 3fS.f3 SO. Muscavsdo
l'>' it3"c. ana Uloasses 80 = 1Ift.
sales were 1000 100 hays euae centrifugal Mar
shipment mainly last h,If Ice basis test cost
ami freight equal 354 were riylored
sales for April shipment higher basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March = 1907.
fOFFEE-Ihe coffee market opened Il decline Of IA
70 points while the market stcadieT
81 the lower level than the decline Of the previous
day and less active business suggested reduction ia
me scattering long interest the bettement q technical
conditions, 40 rayng of developed
ana the close while steady, a decline Of bal
points Sales for dag reported Of about $1,000
bags The decline seemed 70 be continuation Of
the selling movement noted the previous day Certain
y efe WIS nothing IN the beyond, possibly, the
fact that receipts at primary points little heavier
10 cauEe loss 81 confidence IA the Gables
fairly steady IN view or the the local market
OF the previous day. and the Brazilian markets
quiet and without further change. thus finally dsposing
o. me osaFls rnors regarding vaoTizatlon which were
Circulated following the break in tho Rio market OF
"wednesday Europe did little selling here of the late
months but II believed that offerings most
largely for the Of longs possibly The
better tone Of the market after the initial decline nd
Gated that this interest had been largely reduced The
big bull leaders supported the market and leading roast
srs were good buyers particularly Of the months
or the European markets HavTe &4i4 lower.
and Hamburg unchanged 10 q pfg lower with the
exception OF March which "A pig higher. The
ket for spot coffee steady with quotations the
basis OF TS6c for Rio No z
Tho rage OF contract prices in the local market to-day
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08
OTHER MARKgTs-aY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March Administrators about 5000
Market steady. Plain to best steers 50 25QS6 So
heifers So $685. %; cows 80 250s5; buEs s3GS4 5O
calves So 50d7$7 70: sockers feeders. 81 5OGS8
HOGS-Receipts about Market steady strong
shipplng ST 9I3zSI light butchers IS $50
81: mixed. So 02lz S6 81 IA packing. IS 50$6
pigs S. 1896 IS: bulk OF sales SO 921s8S8 ora SHEEP
Receipts about 12O00 head. Market sFOng sheep. $50
IS. yearIings. s69S8 05: lambs. S6dST 20.
Cincinnati, March HOGS steady; butchers ana
81 20 izQ$T %; IS 5GGS6 CATTLE
steady: fair shippers s. GOQS5 co. common So IS
ass SHEEP strong. 50 20G$5 y LANES strong. So so
0$S
East Buffalo, March I--CATTLE-Rseeipts. 125 head.
Quiet; prime steers IS 5O1<6. VEAIS-Recalpts, 100
head Active and steady. s. 5O9S8 80 HOGS-Recepts
100 head Active strong; Workers and pigs 81 80;
LAMBS-Receipts $500 head; active: sheep steady:
lambs. higher lambs. S50S7 95.
Kansas City March 7.-CATTLE-Recelpts. 5000
head. including lUu0 SoutheTns:
export and dressed IS 60Ed so: fair
good s. 40G$5 90 Western fed steers Sass co. stock
aud feeders So SeG$3; Southern steers S4GS5 =:
Southern cows SS3 5Os native cows S3GSa s.: native
hs.seEs, s. soss o nus, s. 1oJSa Zi calves IS 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08
NEW YORK PRICES.

MoLAssEs AND sYRIPs-Alolasses was selling in a
yTuDs steady Qa S fo En
S9non 1OgZ4e; Ia Re5fje gS9 7d5
So IS sYIUPs l89se fair. l5ai7e; good. Is
Metals TIN.There was sharp , advance me- in IN, the
s aes at $50 os locally the mars Tas steady With
in London also spot quoted Us Cd and nut
uSes at lilo 49, locally the market was firm but uno
at bTs ~ 1 and casting at cog a6 a. @
fay the market vas auis ana no 9sanES was report
changed in the London market at f29 and at sOg69Oo
n me local MARKET S was Ss shade o hfh S s ;s
and Cleveland warrants at 5ss 1d Locally the market
s24 7bas2 The market pig certificates a. the
slight changes prices f s sEGdS sgs
Ss 25 May s2I e6asa2: june SCI So July sci IS and
October. s2I asked
soS o IN Oh The late session. Under ss oss
ssd p0GT @ Sgt was SS0 SSs a Nav az
Ss COG 6O' July At Fl t79G s9S zee 0O Ren e
petroleum y Ss@sn White e. Ss
II bulk 45c refined. cases. New York 10 25c Phade-
bulk e5oe PhiSdsIPHis bSis. szoc. and IN bulk 4So'
coTToNsEED oit~Prms crude 0 ; mills ale.
ssias1Ne: So Nav az G4ss.o: 90 july. S6a4aEc DO
September tS8s5e a9 October aOaqnnS Of ss sg%%sF
March: prime white 6Se: prime winter yellow o. Nc
eg!-Ot-sown. Jaw. sO94io: caicutts. raw. CSC LARD
day. based light receipts the strsnsth 10 grain snd
firm live hog market ana succeeded Dy Seactions
under selling o. lard and ribs BY packers ana tner gem
reported 70 have ncressed 100000 M zoe
tos ana pork decreased bbls Chicago recepts 600
hogs: estimated for Friday $1,000: Kansas City. s5O0;
Omaha. 300. and the West: LOO PoFK-Steady;
Quoted Ness s1S3SS IS: family 500 short clear $ls9
$40 e BsE-stsady quoted: Mess se 60siO 5ani5y
BEEr HAAfS-steady. Quoted az s2agS26 DRESSED
H0GSQuet Quoted; beeons esoi iSo 70 Ssse' 5e9 20
bellies quiet quoted; snokng i2gl2se; 40 ~ nAe;
- 11o IA No. lGsc. Picked hams steady quoted at
42Ae TALIow-steaay City, e7.o eon Gf otsgIs.
City lard STEADY; quoted at ec Rene lara steady;
Quoted South America. 1lc; Continent 40luci Brazil
kegs l2o Compound barely steady; quoted sf s9Sao.
sTEARINEstsaGy. 1sotedi oeos ioze; city lard stear-
ils sd sy4. ha..u... x.. r.D~<ss AZ III, tau,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08

CoTToN-After making high records for tho bull
movement the cotton market developed considerable
uresularity during to-6ay's session. with the co1e
steady at a decline OF points 10 advance OF
points as compared with the previous day Sales
esumated az 10000 bales The maEkst opened steady
al decline OF point advance OF points. and.
while cables quite disappointing. sold up to net
gain OF some 20 points during the early session with
March touching e95c and May 1O.OSo covering %
shorts bull support and accumulation OF overnight
buying orders. At che advance there good deal
OF reaSng which was probably promoted BY the large
estimate for toOrrOWs receipts at Houston larger
receipts az the ports for ths day than had been
psoed but AFTER setback of several points the market
rallied again renewal OF bull support, and the high
point reached in the afternoon when May sold
10 Qeo Tho close about points OF from the
best under realizng but steady In tone Southern spot
markets officially reported unchanged to LILO
higher spot reports somewhat conflicting
the local spot people said that the
had caused a somewhat less urgent demand
fresh account others claimed that the demand for
grade cotton better, and specific instance
mentioned the effect that BaFosona Spain had bought
fully low middng IN the local market whereas BARGE
ionS had not previously taken anything below Liverpool
God Tiddling. The weather IN tho South cloudy
Sut no precipitation OF consequence reported.
ne range Of prices IN ths local to-day
was follows: