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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
CITY IS ALMOST RID OF
THE GYPSY MOTH PEST

selve. curing the daytime. After the bur,
laps had been put on the city was olVloeu
off into sections. Each section was as
signed TO a foreman with four workmeh,
and a regular, systematic inspection OF
the trees was instituted. The burlap on
each tree was carefully turned ana ex-
a,nined ard the insects killed.
In the infested district, which Is apou'
40 miles square I'm this city and vicinity.
each tree has been examined seven umes
during the last summer. and from ae-
counts kept by the inspectors, approx
mately eO,O00 OF the caterplllars nave
been killed
Resides the territory I'm the CITY proper
many OF the outlying districts have peeh
treated including Pawtucket. N0ru'
Providence, Cranston, Auburn ana bar-
Mr.. Rogers, the United states govern
ment inspector OF the work. was very
much gratified by the results, and stated
that better progress had been made mere
than I'm any other state, with the possi-
bIe exception OF Connecticut, where the
insActs have never been very numerous.
In summing up at the present tlme IL
may be said that there is no doubt that
the determination OF the insect Is posi- :
BILE. and that II will be only matter OF
a few years II adequate state appropria-
tions are continued. This should be wei
come news TO those who have expert
enoed the inconvenience and borne the
financial losses which the obnoxious ana
dangerous pest has caused.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
Steel Trust Ultimatum

Pittsburg. Sept 16-Dt is announced here
that the United States Steel corporation
has within the last few hours made de-
mand on the Pennsylvania railroad to
know where 1t stands on the question OF
rails and has requested the company to
como i'm with its specifications on rails
needed for next year.
If the railroad does not do this and
speedily, there is belief that the steel cor
poration intends TO close some of its
Pittsburg mills. which have been working
on rails. The order is likely TO precipi-
tate trouble between the corporation and
the railroad company.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
"MODERNISM" DEPRECATED
AS DANGER TO THE CHURCH

Catholic spirit; that no modernists be
permitted TO teach or direct In seIninarles
or Catholic universities; that bishops must
counJeract The Influence OF the modernist
press on the faithful and the clergy that
n committee OF censorship be formed in
each diocese 20 look over Catholic publica-
tons; that no priest be allowed to direct
the publication OF periodicals without the
permission OF his bishop, and that cler-
ical contributors 20 such periodicals must
be watched: that no ecclesiastical con-
crosses be held except where there Is no
danger OF modernism, and that councl
OF vigilance be Instituted In every diocese
against modernist societies.
Bishops are 20 send their reports to the
Holy See on these matters.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
IN THE FIELD
90 OF LABOR
department should be addressed
isborE News-D

crossed resolutions yesterday afternoon
given him by Boston Teamsters' union %
in token OF his services TO that body, or
which he Is member. IL was decided az
the meeting 10 present him with uaY-
elling bag when he leaves for Indianapolis
20 assume the duties of international
President Oct. !. Eighteen candidates
sought election as delegate 20 the conFen-
ton OF the state branch, A. r. OF L., 70
omen at Milford. Monday, oct. a. The del
egates who won are John j. Buckley. Jo-
seph sullivan and Charles Mccarthy a
resolution was passed indorsng the strike
OF the commercial telegraphers
President Arthur VI. Huddell, secretary
Henry Abrahams and Frank Lennon OF
Firemens union 2n were appointed 10
wait on Governor Guild 20 ascertain how
many hours the night watchmen employed
at the state prison work and whether they
are paid weekly.
OPPOSED TO THIRD TERM.
That the election of Councillor Albert
f, Cox of Maiden to a third term in the
governors council will be warmly OPP
posed by union labor was announced yes
terday at the meeting OF the Boston Cen
tral Labor union in Faneuil hall
Councillor Cox was condemned by the
delegates for his opposition to organized
labor and all trade unionists and frlends
of organized- labor -Nere-esiIled- -ae-
feat his ambition for election to the gov
ernor's council for the third term. The
union charged Councillor Cox with enorts
to disrupt organized labor and with cham
ploning the idea TO raise Sl,Joo.ooo for the
purpose OF defeating the aims or labor.
Labor men will work for his deteat
throughout his district, that comprising
Cambridge, Everett. Melrose. Somerville
anS Maiden.
A GAIN FOR MAcH1NIsTs.
Twenty-Five hundred men will be affect-
ed by the introduction of the nine-hour-a-
day system for the machinists on the
Northern Pacific, the Great Northern ana
the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
roads. Should the nine-hour arrangement
which has been sought by the machinists
for many years. become universal about
10000 employees of the railroads viii be
benefited.
HAVE GAINED IN STRENGTH.
1--WE are stronger numerically and n
nancially today than we have been at aris
time since the beginning OF the strike
said President James j. McGarty OF
Branch 4 of Commercial Telegraphers'
last night in his review Of the strike sit
uation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Carpenters. local ss2 Labor Temple
Horseshoers. Labor Temple.
Granite Cutters. Labor Temple.
Electrical Workers, i52 Weybosse'
street
BRIDGE AND STRUCTURAL WORK
ERS.
The oDening OF the international con-
vention OF Bridge and Structural work
erS took place at New Orleans this morn
ing Nearly every section OF the county,
is represented. as we'll as strong dele
CATION from Canada. The session prom
ises 70 be OF much interest, as under the
head OF good and welfare the recent
bridge disaster at Quebec VIII De Illus
trated, and the defects of the cantileyer
style OF building explained. hne re,
port OF the convention Will be published
In the official journal.
PAYERS AND RAMMERMEN.
Local 70 of the PAYERS and Rammermen
met Sunday evening In room ;, Labo
Temple. Two applications were reoe,Nsu I'VE,
tine business had been disposed or the
meeting adjourned.
MATERIAL DRIVERS.
A regular meeting of the Material Driv-
ers was held last evening In room y, LII
bor temple. There was small attend
ance and only routine business was
transacted.
IhOOh I'M I<iSos
There was a well-attenAed- meeting OF
the Truck Drivers union held In Ma
ohinists hall. Labor Temple. last even
Ing. Eight new members were iniuated;
The routine business was transacted, ana
the delegates made their reports. Under
the head OF the good ana welfare there
was a hot discussion between some OF the
members over the schedule and the pay
ment OF dues.
CAB AND CARRIAGE DRIVERS.
Local sss of the Cab and Carriage
1)rfyers held a short meeting last even
ing in room 2, Labor Temple. Three ap-
plloations for membership were received
After the business agent made his report
and the regular routine business had
been transacted. the meeting adjourned
LABOR NOTES.
Mr.. Mansfield, a prominent lawyer OF
Boston, win be In the city tomorrow, ana
will address the members or Local l4' OF
the Machinists' union
Mr.. John c. Barrett OF Boston, formerly
business agent OF Local lsa, Painters
union of this city, will be in town We'd
nesday and remain for few days re-
viewing old acquaintances.
PRESENTATION TO ToBIN.
International President-elect Daniel j.
srobin of the Brotherhood of Teamsters OF
the country was the recipient OF en-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
Italians Kill Policeman

Reading. Pa, Sept. l6.-Timothy Kelle-
her a member of Troop of the state
constabulary was stabbed to death here
late Saturday night by one of two ltai'
ians he was attempting TO arrest for as
saultng young woman. The body OF the
officer was found along the banks OF the
schuylkin river. Traces shown that the
body had been carried more than 2'
yards TO the river and thrown over %
foot embankmcnt.
Keneher had served with the Briusr
army In the Boer war and also win 'hs
United States army In the Phillpplhes'
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
Mob Tries to Lynch Detective

Pittsburg. Sept. ia mob bent on
lvnching a non-union mill worker who
had shot some union men yesterday
got the rope around the neck OF plain
clothes detective by mistake and had him
half strung TO "A telegtaph pole before the
mistake was discovered
II was but an incident OF a very BLOODY
hattie between union and non-union forces
AZ Tho 4sth street mills.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
THREATENED
HIS MOTHER
WITH A RAZOR

Frank McGarrahan. "a years old. In the
district court this morning was ordered
TO furnish 800 10 keep the peace or go 10
jail for IL months.
1t was said that he went home Saturday
night drunk and drew razor and threat
ened to kill his mother, Bridget.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
Honey Crop Short

Iu,ca. ". Y, Sept. 16.-George Patten OF
sterling who Is extensively engaged In
the honey business, SAYS th@ the money
Yield this season VIII pc the s,l't'Vss ',, - =,
S."ars An average OF ~ pounds will prob
shIy he The amount OF honey produced by
ea.yh hive this season
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
Mauretania Has Speed Trial

London. Sept 16.-The Cunard line
steamer Mauritania will leave her build
er's yard at wallsend today for TIE first
speed trial of the Tyne. Afterwards she
will return for her final fittings.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
NOTICE!
THE RHODE ISLAND COMPANY

Commencing Tuesday. Sept. IL. 1907. and
thereafter until further notice. owing to
Angel street being closed. against traf-
fic by the city. East Side car routes will
run as follows:
RUMFORD, PHILLIPSDAIE and
ELMGROVE AVENUE CARS will run
from Market square via South Water,
Crawford, South Main. Wickenden, Gov
ernor and Pitman streets. to Wayland
avenue, thence via regular routes Re
turning from Angel street via Wayland
avenue, Pitman street. Governor. East,
Tockwotton South Main, Crawford and
thence via regular routes.
DYER AVENUE and SWAN POINT,
HOPE STREET. BUTLER AVENUE.
DEXTER and BROWN STREET CARS
will run via College Hill and over Water
man street, I'm both directions.
All PRAIRIE AVENUE and CAMP
STREET CARS will run via North Main
street. in both directions.
II. ROSCOE ANDERSON.
s16-1t Supt. Transportation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
Another Yacht Speeds to Car

Copenhagen. Sept. 1s-The Russian i'm
perial yacht Polar Star left here last night
at full speed for Finnish waters for the
Use of the car and his family. who were
compelled TO abandon their yacht Stand
art, after she stranded at the mouth OF
the Gulf of Finland Wednesday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
CLANCY'S BLOW
RESULTED IN A FINE

John r. Clancy, % years old. In the as %
trict court this morning, pleaded guilty
to assaultng Joseph Lowenthal. and waS
fined $i5 and costs. The assault occurred
ON CONSTITUTION HII1 yesterday' Wneh
Clancy struck Lowenthal aiter soihe
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
ChiIdren's Savings Stolen

Montague Gabriel has reported to the
police that recently trunk In MS mouse
al 1886 Thurber's avenue was broken opell
"a maj two chiidren's banks containing
II -Wrre Rtoicn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16
Horse and Buggy Stolen

Alfred Turcotte reports stolen from Har-
rison street near Lester last n~A' a horse
and buggy valued at $500.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-16

ST., and 90 Exchange Place. Providence, II. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21
BUFFALO. RocHEsrER s rlrTsBURGu
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

February
REEVES Ee-apts were CO cars rr a5 te55 i1-si4-
ing Be- cars Tor sIauehtereTs ana 81 FOR the market
sale steers were generally rated slow 10 Toe lower
bulls steady. dull bologna stock sold LJG
cows y,s-a anil ~ la ~ ri,5f+. a. a. an.
The vq-is -are aboIr ,Iearel Far 10 Grir4 st.eTs sofa
seas - rev extra prime go at 81 S fancy % at
pool and London cables quoted live cattle slow 11s9
rany ana t6e swim Beef company No exports OF cat
sales Newton ( q Is Indiana steers 1919 n aver
40 rs. ~ al s. - ; Peansyvaaia DO n al $ IS
,o IN ~ no. n ~, 81 eS' anna cow
1900 No. at 81 90. ~ no. - TO- , "a. 90 o. con 90 .
1870 n At - 80: 90 10 10 az s. 20 Iennsyiva
1850 n a, - 80; d. 1902 n At s. 70 COWS 1888 y
az az :" {oa, ~ a. ~ H. 81 i,,5 NJ a. 80 90, a. GS6
" p' n a % go ~ ONO steers 80 al iila 10 10 At s. ~
i1-n n, ~ q Ia, a. r12o t A. - "a ~ N, 11aO m
- . ' o. a ~ L To- it y, 81 "a t.oS
IT, AZ s. %. 10: 40 H. az - 90 helter l'e H. at
60 - , VS. - ~, a. 90 NJ ~. 80 az > u
a. 90 a' 81 80 II n az $50 n ' - 10 a. y 20
\, 3, 10 , d. $50 n al s. 81 > 40 itG H. AT 81 RI. :
N' 80 IN - - h,r 1;,o m AZ e.. : 40 S5s M nj,
50 So cows 5o2o To- a, S. DO 20 h. at 50 S. 10 do
Sig , 10 az p ST. t,l ,,a, 70, ,- :. IN. A. ,ozo
10. at s. cows. 100 b. az q - do $50 H. at 81 SO
H. . .,t - 80. Il 90 SO H. at 81 80 '' 49, ~
INNS Ita m M 81 ~ Virsiga cows S S H. gt So 6
John T. nelson sgs ''4 r. a. - ." Il ESQ S9"1 SlS
J. . curtis & son: bull 1880 NJ at 81 D. do. 1ls5
70, AZ - II. & > 3 d" s 3 no. 81 a. ' no. 2t y
at s. 81 mixed sa'Se. ,'tS H. a. = s'W iS, 10
o. 9:s ~ at s. s0 . d. ~ n AT s. 40: 3 do no n
at - % do. 20 n. at s. 90 TO- 30 II. at - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
Notice Is hereby given that q meeting Of stock
holders ~ Lawrence a VIII he held az ire
office NJ the company - street the Borough
u Manhattan in the city u New YORK.. %
March 1907 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon for the pu-
Cf eiecJuE directors ensuing
inspectors OF election rex
meeting and for The transaction ~ such other business
properly before remain
open until eleven o.cCvk the forenoon or said
r Y WALTERS Secretary
- Pine stree. New York city. February p. 1eo7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21
OTHER MARKgTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb. 2O-CATTIsE-Rscefpts. about - ooo
head. Market steady. Common prime steers. S4GSJs
cows So 25d$4 70; hefers s. 6C8$5; bulls S3s4 so;
calves s. 75GST 80; sOcers and feeders. 81 1884 81
EiOGS-Rsceipts. about $500 head Market steady.
Ch-c shipping s. o. SI %; heavy weighe butch
S7S7 o.. packing SIS coast; assorted light IS %
$e 92s. S6GS6 -; bulk OF sales So eo$T SHEEP
sheep S3GS6. year,ings 6OqS6 81: lambs S66S7
Cincinnati Feb 2O.-HOGS active: butchers ship
pers. s. 10d$7 12'e, S. 5O6S6 IS. CATTLE
strong fair good shippers 81 6G$5 %; common Sc .
asa SHEEP steady s. 25GS5 . LAMBS steady, S4 %
as -.
East Buffalo Feb. 2O-CATTI-E-R Receipts 100 head;
slow barely steady 81 653S6- VEAL9
Receipts 100 head. active and 25c higher 81 6ORS1O.
HOGS Receipts 500 head, slow pigs 100 lower; others
o. higher: heavy and mixed s. a. Workers 81 25ST so:
pigs. 81 roughs, S6 G0GS6 50 SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts Zoo head: slow and steady; lambs $685. IS:
a "a s. 20; ewes, 81 1895.
Supply Hight market steady. Choice s. IO3S6 primo.
- joG$5 *. SHEF-Suppy light. steady. Prime
wethers 81 61E$5 -, culIs S29S3 lambs.
S5aS5 20; veal calves sass so HOGS-ReCeipts light:
market lower. Prime. heavtes mediums heavy workers.
and light workers.. 81 .. PIGS, s.. roJghS. S6GS6 IS
Kansas city. Feb. BATTLE Receipts IL 600 head.
including 7oo SoUtherns Market strong Toe higher.
Choice export and dressed beef S. 4OGS6 20:
good 1898 Western S4G$5 90;
81 5CI$3 cows So 50GS4 80:
heifers bulls.
Hogs Recaints. I1ts0 head market Top. 81:
Sc 81 % u. heavy Sc 95TS7. packers
SJGS. pigs AMI lights. s. 23G$6 80 SHEEP-Receips
head. shade higher lambs. 50 757S7 40;
Western yearngs So 2SGS6 Go. Western fed sheep
81 5OGS5 60. fed ewes. Sc 50GS5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21

Judd & Co: % yeas rs n. Al 50. = do III n.
sanders Il veals 1Se n. a. s. 30: do 40 10. a.
50 1888 n s.
Mcpherson & 60: / veal $50 n a. $40 DO. los n.
81. cus 81 -. s. -, 10 do. SO n, "a so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Eeceipts were II cars. or I51
head. including half sor export alive II for
slaushterer and ~ cars FOR the market and with ths
held yesterday. there little
tha0 cars sale The few sheep that were ofIered
changed hands steady prices Lambs quiet but
FULLY strong for good stock The pens were cleared
prime lambs s. 25IS7 - Dressed mutton slow al "a
ID: dressed lambs az 1li2c, country dressed
dollhouse lambs sold 81 S109Sil per carcass
SsIesS. judd & Co 2oS Buffalo lambs SO ID average.
s. 80 100 ID 81 Buffalo yearli1gs 1o2 p az S. IS
Co ~ lambs. 3 10. At 81 500 50
sheep liz III. at 81 y: Il do. % u At 81 .
sanders 1IS state lambs. 50 ID, al 81 .; - state
sheep 50 lh. AZ SS 80
kerns Commission Company; I6s Indiana lambs % ID
s. 30, ~ Buffalo do = Ii. a. 81 IS. 24O DO go ID as
s. "a. 243 do 66 10. az s. 80
HoGS-Recsipts were S7l cars. or T0Io head inelua-
ing about $50 for the market Prices more than
steady and tie few sales reported wers az 81 +5sI 50
ver good New York State hogs. Country
dressed steady at sG1Oc ID Tor medium weights
and loitT1Oicc for Hight hogs.
seles-s sanders. state hogs. 1ss ID avsrsss. az
I4o ID a. s. -: roughs $50 H. At - as
Tobin shannon Oate yesterday) state hogs. 121 n
a. - 81
$50 10. So so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York FEBRUARY 20 1907.
tan.d but marrow weak ana searcely ANYTHING snovns
riees UNCHANGED Scotch peas miner We quote BEANS.
81 5o do pea 81 TO- do white Fdney 81 o. do red KID
81 8oFS2 323 60 bocs turtle SOUP. S2a$2 10; yellow
Scotch 1919 81 274 . 30 > "S" ii green
BUTTER Receipts to.dgy. STA pkgs. Market un-
cry tribe freer In relation = The demand bur tho
"a GMerca.tle F;ychanee ofciai quotation extras ial
do dIsts 2Bas2i5c do seconds 25a2sc d. thirds @2d
Pc; held extras 3l@3lsc do hrst 27a3oc; seconds
8oa3ie DO Eood 10 prime 2oG2sc. common 70 ra %
Gsts 2sa2ie r5noSatsd eht1a 24e Do Grss 2o22'
d. seeo2as lsaloc do tars lallc Ee5ern actor
10 se DO 10 isg1oe do N 8 6i.Gi7e '''''' ''' -
tuued fairly active demand l better grades Of fun
porters and steadily reducing the mari.e is
5 an as sayer aey ' Sc lasS
Y"rS Frndrt bmyc- are showing continued interest AND
have taken Of better gudcs Of fun cheese or
higher fvep"ol able: fncst cauadian das for c6i5red
m ,i e t re do Irer '1 i@7' ~ tS
s so is: 2a e GOOD '''s' '''' '4'''1' 20 u"
EGG IS, 9o-lay, os9s About an the
local and out OF town demands ana the market today
handa and receipts not expected to very
RAPIDLY The saes on Change ranged from 2G,4 g2G4G
goods from store IS generally at 26c for average price
goods. We quote; state, Pennsylvania and nearby,
selected white fancy. 3Q32c; do good 10 choice 2SGf
soc: do brown and mixed extra 2sa29c; frsts
20a27c. do Western selected fancy &c: do
tolciai quotation 26izc) seconds 25sa
thirds 24m25c: dires 2lq23c; checks, 17Qs1c;
refriEeTRtors. 22u23c, duck 32nS1c.
FRUITs-FRESH -Appiea In active demand and firm
fancy but frozen stock dragging Cranberres firm
grades bur lower qualities neglected. Straw
duh AID weak Oranges firm for fancy but most
fruit OF ordinary quality and such selling slowly
California arriving freely pineappes steady We quote
APPLES Jonathan. double head Dbl S3dS5: do
Spitzenberg s2GS4 King 50 T59S4 rs do Northern
Spy S29S3 so: do Gano SO 1908 CO. do Baldwin. S2g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. February 20. 1907
COFFEE Trading in the coffee quite
during o-days session sales Gay being reported
Of about lli25o including
bags. The opening unchanged n points lower.
weakness developing during the Of the call
result q unexpectedly heavy sac Paulo receipts reported
the shortly sfterward pieces points
ne lover Bur The big local bulls continued 10 support
the buying
cnd prices gradually steaGeG during the middle
with the close points higher The
opening early decline result o. the big Sac
PauIo receipts weakness abroad continued uuce--
tanty regarding March notices which expected
Saturday following Fridays holiday. slender tone
impaired fy increasing confidence q
big trade interests take all the coffee rendered which
Is believed VIII comprise practically all stock
available Cor that purpose which is not already in the
control Of the bulls March
Sc long been selling within points OF
O which poInt
carry the coffee other words smaller bulls
hing market believe that
Tightening their grip the situation connection
Brazilian government will control all the
France viii assist the Bank Of England in financing
pected large shipments u gold TO Brazil
The Inare slightly before the close although not EeaeT
ally known Until later The suggestion OF heavy gold
shipments would indicate additional funds valorzs
ton The market for spot coffee steady the basis
Of g for Rio No
The range OF contract prices in the
fay was As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool Feb 2O.-CIosiug: WHEAT-Spot strong;
No = red Western winter, is I'd; steady.
March. Is Sd. May. Is 5'sd; July. Is Esd CORN
Spot firm, American mixed. new. IS Sad; do. old
sd futures steady, March. Is i'sd; May. IS sd
HOTS London tPaCthC Coastl. quiet. fS0t4 PEAS
canadian steady. Old. FIOJ' E-St Louis fancy
winter. dull IS 9d BEEF-ENtra India firm.
I'd. PORk-Prime Western firm. SIS Sd
HAMS-Short cut. Is to tG n. DUN. 5Is BACON
Cumberland - 20 &u n. dull Jds Cd short rib. 10
- quiet as "a long clear middes light. % TO
steady J:ss to; oUE clear mddles heavy, 30 to
N. steady. short clear backs. ID 70 70
auiet Cd; clear bellies. u to 10 n. dull S5s
LARD-Prme Western, in terees quiet as; A1leri-
car refined. pals. quiet 4as Sd CFiEESt-tona-
dian finest white 6Gs; Canadian finest colored
strong SIS TALIOW-Prim" CITY strong. SOS TUR-
pr,NTINF-SpIrits strong. rs CD. LISSEED on
steady ass I'd BUTTER-Finest United states. 94s
ramfuaI.- good United states. S4s nominal PETEtO-
l.EUM steady. esd. ROSIN-Common hrn. los lad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21

COTTON-The cotton market nervous and IN
settled to-day, but after selling
the season during the early session the market rallied
~ covering. and close steady decline OF
points 20 an advance OF points with the active old
months showing net gains f0r
mated at 10000 bales The opening decline 81
3a7 points I'm response lower cables and continued full
receipts March sold Q 90 the call May o2Oc
and July $3.50. about 5G6 points down from tNe
previous low level There quite good deal OF long
cotton for sale az the decline hut there also active
covering and buying said be against sales
the English market which continued the local
opening. while prices here gradually raied 20 about the
closing figures Of the day II afternoon
of the traders the long side FOR
figuring that considerable short interest remained
standing which might be forced 70 IN the absence
% renewed offerings for ana she late
trading the market helped by that large
mission March
outside o
about points up from within point
the best price the Southern spot
generally unchanged lice lower and there nothing
In the private news suggesting change in the
dtcns IN the interior the large receipts for the day
ana estimated for the future seemed 70 be
couraging hearish traders. other hand,
expect reaction following the elimination the March
interest. and sentiment a whole be little
better divided.
The 81 contract prices IN tho local market to-
day follows