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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-06

had later date than the oTncr ana
named different executors Not one OF
the relatives had known Tweed in life
or cared about him in the slightest.
and lie stated to the lawyer that he
wanted revenge on the whole crowd.
There was bitter feeling anon" the
heirs ana much loud talk about i1w-
suits To break the will, but the unul
lCgatce agreed to give each one n GER
tain sum and thus brought about
peace. In due time he entered into
his own and began to enjoy himself.
IN" newspapers had got tired Of pub
li>NInS columns about the eccentric
Henry Tweed, and people who knew
him best had talked the matter out,
when there Was a new development. A
lawyer who E3l not before been men.
TONED I'm connection with the case
camc forward with Il paper signed and
Witnessed reading that The last and
true viii had been concealed ana that
II named different ICgaluc from any
of tic others Whoever was I'm nos
session when this paper was presented
should remain SO until the will mem
toned should be found
A!i tic old excitement was ut once
revived. The heirs under the other
wills returned ana began searching,
ana a one j,ur over 100 persons were
hunting in every likely spot for the
paper. The man in possession had the
house taken TO pieces ana every inch
ot barns ANA sheds gone over. There
Wa, digging in the cellar ana outdoors.
Wooden ani b",.,, walls were search
cl. Men hunted through orchards and
fields and tlirlcts. and for a month
scarcely any other work was done in
that part of ;hc county If it hadn't
been for old Granny Benson, the will
might never have been found. Shc
was old ANA light headed, ana 10 o.c
gave her any attention. She heard
the talk all around her, but had moth
ing To say for some weeks. Then a
StorcNccpcr asked her in a half humor-
GUS way where she supposed the pa
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-06

Mrs. Compton pondered; then she
asked, Whats your word for peaceT
PAX" replied the marquis.
"Pax? What funny word! What's
your word for WARP"
"Vobiscum.''
"pax and vobiscum! Seems to me
I've heard something like that some
where"
Mrs. Compton had made Il step in a
plan she had formed and began to
consider her next one. Presently she
added:
promise me one thing"
Anything"
Telephone me when you are about
to send your cablegram on this subject
to your sovereign"
eff there is time"
keep me posted rs to when you OK,
pect the matter to be settled, and
will go at Il moments notice"
81 PROMISE"
a few days later Mrs. Compton was
summoned to the Auranian embassy
Calling n carriage. .hn proceeded thitl!-
err at rapid pace. S,nv wns uShered
into the marquis private office.
II am sending an important message
to my government" he said. 1T is
impossible without betraying a sacred
trust to show it to you. i am going
into the other office for n few moments,
and you will he alone here"
He looked meaningly Mt paper lying
on his desk and went out. Mrs. Comp
ton rushed to the paper and ran her
eye over II number of words which to
her Were meaningless. But one attract
ed her attention-the word pax. When
the marquis returned she gave him n
look indicating her profound apDrecia-
ton of his act. Returning to her hotel,
she found her husband waiting for her.
''WellI' he exclaimed eagerly.
Its peace"
Without word he rushed to his telc-
phone and, calling up his New York
stockbro&er, ordered him to buy n mil
lion in Auranian bonds Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. ComptOn's expectation
that peace would be announced and
the bonds rise in price was dsappoint-
ed. There was no intervention, TO
peace. She did not see the Marquis OF
Carabas again. for he soon after took
his vacation. The bonds sank in price
and Mr. Compton's were sold out at a
loss
One day the couple went to Il Roman
Catholic church to hear some fine mu
sic, and during the services the priest
pronounced the words PAX vobiscum.'
They look> d at onch other mcaningly
Later, meeting a priest, Mrs. Compton
asked him what the words meant
peace be With you" replied the priest
and Mrs. Compton thanked him and
/ said good morning.
The marquis told the story when he
reached home illustrative OF the curl
osity OF Americans and American vO
men especially.
"'But how did you Introduce the word
| pax?" asked listener
ooh. the cipher Includes certain cheek
| words here and there that mean moth
Ing. used pax for one OF them"
SPENCER TRoWBRIDGE.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-06

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or +,,o a+onao,i. .,,D'. ~,
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NOT ,ir,soIr a,,,,, t,, a+n,.o "I'
vor,I snc.o. tIo ,,.ra+,, 80 49,.
h,t ris ,,n,-,, ,,.,.,r.1 49,, 1','', .''..,.,
tnn na,,t, - gov i '''l ouI''
world renov.,od EnIl V.,a,.',.a. ~ :,
s.p+ a. r,,...noI ,.tL,.,+,,,.. t,. ,,5
IL "i','
az tbo story or tho on,,rnntico Who nov
formed tbn cons,,n,,n,tiro, oot ;r -.
construction
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h tl,.. .,.,,,,,.,-
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a,.o or cn,,r,Io.. ,,,,.i.... -.
c,oson 10 Irf,,o, ..,.,,t 81, t,..,,,-' ,,.II',, ~
! should forever Il. ,.,n.c,.l ,.ith ,ts
history While thn r,.toI ,v..s r,,,niro
INTO Nh. mold tbn r., nr,.,-.... bo,.Iro
nnisno1 lis mc9I r,tu.p,d \vhnn ho
l.saw what had bnnn dono trrninc
/ Elitp thp GnDy no 1p,DopInl a.,
know ,rH, rsl o.annl n,. .,.i m,
apprcntirn foltorinoIv od,,ittod th,t y,
had done II himsaIf Tho r,o.tor dr,v.
10 his pouiard rushed rnor hin,
"In the name of Josrs hoo vo, -
spare mcr"
/ The mostnr disrnrording tho orrool
plunged his nnniord into r,o onn,o,,.
! ices brcast
! Tira no.so1 Tho ir,,.,,,,o.,,,,. ,,.o.. ,
nrison rondon,rod 80 din Co... ,,,o ,,,,,,.
1nr of hi. ,,,nrnnt,co ana rho Win ,,,,.
! ,unp bioh in tho Cbnrcb oF 81 ,,r,..s
| rhcra o,,n cvr,,ing nt tho r,,,,. ~ ,,,
/ ,,onIus n .op+ ou, . r,oI,d,. oe .,,o,
st~c,,rtr, ,,I e,.n,tnos. +L,t .'n ,,.rl
hoard II dron,od or t,oi,. l,rons 40,
,nIv bol ite m,l,or.s corn ana c,lculo
Itons nrodrcoI q ,,,r,.nI I,,t ,hn ,rn
mature onnnino of t5o etoncock bo,
I,ot bocn onv dntrimcnt
prt tho MO, ,,.r,o hod ,rod,,oo1 r,i.
.o.,,It ,,.os ,o,t ,,,r,,,ittoi ~ r,,.o, a..
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-06

Trans oj aud - arrive aud depart
from Union Depot, Columbia daily
lralus ,! ana 81 arrive and depart
rom LHe coast Line freight station,
Gcryain street, Columbia. daily, except
Sunday, and may be arnulled without
uOticu.
For I...es, time tables or further IN
formation, apply LD any agent Or wII.c
W j. CrAS, ld-s. Iru hgr.,
Niimn-Luu, N. G.
j. j.. LiyngsJuH. Sol. Agent
Bank U! Columbia,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-25
COPPER HOLDS ITS OWN.
No Further Reduction in the Metal Is the
General Opinion.

There was no further reduction Fl the price Of
copper yesterday, by the large selling agen-
cies or on the Metal Exchange, and the general
opsniosl IN the trade that Il would not 90 be-
low 15 cents the present quotation There was a
rurror that so e0o. 600 pounds OF copper had been
sold yesterday at the latter price. but Il lacked
confirmation. and investigation failed 20 confirm
the sale OF anywhere near such amount OF the
metal.
Small sales Il said, had been made on this
basis. but no large contracts had been closed The
producers. however. reported large number Of
inquiries. OF them from large consumers, and
stated that they expected the latter would enter
the market within the next week or two The
ofacs of Phelps. Dodge & Co, the second largest
selling agency, closed yesterday account
OF the funeral Of u. Willis James, the head OF the
firm. who died September 13 at Breton Woods.
-. II, where he had been spending the summer.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-25
SPEAKS FOR SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
President Finley Tells Why Improvements
Have Been Retarded.

Washington, Sept 24-in reply 10 many Inquiries
The following authoritative statement has been
made by President Finley Of the Southern Railway
Company 10 the reasons for recent stoppages OF
construction work and reductions in shop forces:
In some quarters il has been represented that
work has been stopped and forces reduced a
measure Of retaliation against adverse state 1eSis
la1ion In has this been true Current
railway income is insufficient provide funds
essary for extensive Improvements and betterments-
These can only be provided for. now as in the
paSr by obtaining capital Present financial
conditions and The present attitude OF investors
toward railway securities such that il Is i'm
POSSIBLE for the moment TO sell railway securities
on basis that any business concern, managed in
accordance with sound business principles would
be justified in accepting
L has therefore been necessary 10 postpone many
important projects for improvements Only those
vii be pushed TO completion at this time on which
work has progressed SO far that the public and
the railway receive the benefit OF their con-
rletion st an early date Other projects have not
F4en Abandoned. but viii be carried out just as
scor as conditions such thai the necessary cap
d Il Ia
New-York tribune., 1907-09-25
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept a-CATTLE-Receipts estimated about
1 oo sead. market steady others lower steers
e. s5rs7 20 COWS IS 30Gs5: heifeTS Staso iSs sH
60 slIs calves s3dSS, stockers and 1eeders -
ToezSNreceips estimated about 14eS neaf'
IT. 20 - lower: choice shipping Sos 90 IsL
,!rS. e. 45 s. packng s. 4oaS6 90 PIGS u -Se
i,t F esIss IS sGs6 Is SHEEFFsec
+aqOsl steady 10 Zoe tower sheeFs - ''S
ss ~ earrings s. 35ds6 10: lambs. $685. % ,t
fgnrirnati Sept. 24-HotTS active: butchefs ALL
SsS sTiEEP@steady s2Qs5: lambs steady - .2Gs o.
yIITYsIo sept 24C'ATTLEst hest
, ,rinIe steers So 10as6 80 NEAI1t;e ~
sngs. acty, and steady: S5dS5 90
900 head: active p-s steady 0lhers x, noSl
,,, had: sheep steady lambs SLOW ana 1"a
1!,c lower; lambs. so1Ss L., 1,o-s5-+s 20 600
Kansas city. sept 24-CATTIElL,teceIpte 80 -
hasd Including 900 Southerns; market strong;
e. ~. choice export and dressed beer FtesTs
90, n good s. Tods6; Western steers y 'o9s0s -
dcers snd feeders IS 5eaS5 20 Southern
:. az. Southern COWS s2as3 rs native cows e lots -
xs 95@ss o5 TfoGS-Recepts 10000 market oI-snsi
i"ger. closed steady top Sc so bu. o. "a o. 80 80
ss OIL. heavy s6dS6 l2tz packers 50 lV1 % ot6,' Us
snd light Sc O5aS6 10. SHEEP-Hecep,s.ol o. s
- stead. lambs 1Oc lower. lambs ;" jug .
snd yearInSs x5dS5 80; yearhhss, - 4o4
range sheep s4 751S5 GO; stockers ana ieedsrs' %
asa rs =. -,,,...,-u Can. o4-sHEFP-srp-
NV, fair. market prime weLners - Jr-c
anl common s2nS3 lambs. S5aS7 60 NEAti CALN -
ssass 81 HOGS-Supply light; market acuse, Pltnso
bsgyes So s1as6 co. mediums and yorKers. g. ps.
ss apGss 10; roughs sass 70 CATTLk6Ssuppsy hsn''
markst slow; choice s6 35GS6 so: prime so9>o q"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-25
I. C.'S ANNUAL REPORT.
No Mention of Family Troubles
Mars Operating Figures.

In the annual report of the Illinois Central Rail-
road. issued yesterday. mention is made Of the
family troubles Of tie corporation, the document
containing little beyond the operating figures for
the year, which show a substantial gain IN gross
receipts and fair improvement in the net returns
Gross receipts increased Sisi22S but large opeTa1-
ing expenses prevented corresponding expansion in
the net income the latter item presenting an in
crease Of only s. Sas.IE3. comparison being made
with the preceding year
TIE report contains reToarks By Nj. Harahan.
VINO succeeded StUyVesant Fish president of the
company, On the physical or financial condition OF
the property. the few introductory paragraphs 10
the statistical tables being signed by Alexander G
lIackstaff. the secretary Of the road
The conlDany's net liabilities the close OF the
wear ended June 80 So96s5. 81 an increase over
The preceding year Of SS.7l5l@e -. la explanation
tho items Of bills PAYABLE demand and future
dates now aggregaIing Slos9Ssa. being 50 saeso in
:zva hIe represents money borrowed TO provide in
part for the following expenditures: x 55eo il. ac-
been received: S19e9lsS - for construction eX-
enditures on the Yazoo d Mississippi Valley Rail-
that company: SSSag4 q. covering permanent i'm
shown in abstract 4; Ss0S olS 90 representing
advances TO other railroads. Der abstract /, and
SSs SS, purchases Of real estate at New
orleans and Chicago The amount OF bonds owned
was increased by 3 IS. .4SI %
be1terments 10 the property S4e8.191 &C. The por-
ton Of this amount applied TO the 20 miles or
original charter lines S3.59S 765 T.
Tfe compaHy's gross earnings were S6.slo.sS5 net
earnings. s16,5451GS. and income from investments
alo tleoH iy-,|a
taxes, rentals and dividends there Was d balance
Of Ss.SzS11s- To the betteTment ana Improvement
FIND there credited g.. 9S3. while there
transferred profit and loss s"eaoa and q 6o lsi
70 surplus dividend fund
The general balance sheet shows assets OF s2lo--
s73ss5, including slg2 $3S6 in railroad and equip
lnent fund ana SIS. e.S56.I2 IN Don0s owned
New-York tribune., 1907-09-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

"a 1907
REEVES Receipts we're So cars or .4s head Hsniy
consigned direct 70 slsgshtereTs and .xpoEter IheTs
full steady and moderate rsceipt we're anePa1sd
a sa10l=c per n native sides Liverpool and
London cables last received quote i've cattle lower and
l23sc dressed weight Exports from this port to-day
J shanbers son and schwerzschid & suizbeTser and
morrow the oceanic will take out quarters Of
equally divided the Swift Beef Company and
calves Receigts were sol calves: incIadins . 70.
T26 fo- the market Neals were selling at
steady p[cs TIC ri s[TS dgid ~ westar calves and
prime light sold fully sustained prices The pens
were not cleared G9mo2 70 prime yess S2d sod a. = g
calves s6 Dressed calves steady at sl.a4c Per 10
for Sy asd [sas & and IS "a @ as 70 a, SO 30
100 n 90 m leo 90 n at at ss 2 =. DE- 81 rs 70 5 a. az =
So: calf 500 10 at 81: ia Western calves 1877 ~
Too shannon; ysals 1s2 q. n n at s. 80 q do 1''
10 S a. 81 % ND y we're 10 cars or 2s4s
head including Z FOR aughtereTs ana s? cars I9f
ise n enps on sale Prices good IN
fair demand really prime lambs were offered little
l. u5s e 81 81 ts9 the iSse @ n C9 cn.
mo. % prime snsep 500 od lambs a; s. 5os7 Is and cgiis
a s. sos SO steady at 7asise FER ne
dFss1sa ssiess as0s ssnders lambs q
a. at s.: 81 do 81 So %; 12e FsnnsyIysnia do
iE H' S st sS s. e state sheep 12s h. s. los -
So ao 40 lb & az - o , DC at Is e.. ii do So To- At 81
Kerns Commission COMPANY 1i5 keItrcky lambs
n indiana Ia al do: = ~ At s 80 aol n
do IS ID At s. 80; - kentucky shep ~, IT, 4,
do Jos 10. at 81 - - - - ,. -. zo.
90 Ar es 10 AT rs: % cus Al lb- at 50 state
eeeD 1Is IL az IS so; 10T b. at 81 20 "a culls
Judd & Co. 122 state lambs II 10 a. - 90 IL
ee IN Al 81 S7is. 13 culls a ib- al 81 90 10 state
ebesp 122 H. az IS: do. $50 ID. at 81 DUCK lS'
10 AZ ,r.,son. 15e state lambs lb. s. 20; IL
,IIs 5e IN AT IS: IS sheep. So Ii, at - 90 .
"IIGSS Receipts 1871 or lib heao IN
.,tainG about Ia for the market Prices Were
St.oSt srd good medium and light hogs were seilrs
st e per 100 ID. Heavy weights were quotabie al
So rs Sc SO . -,,. &C .ts,A hogs 1aa III
aags At 81 per ID; rough. $50 10 at So tiste
1A2 h at 81 40 oou 10 az
&c Ca K roughs zee So: do. $50 u az 3 80
F'c yesterday: lI3 stare hoss 10 IT
-. e.. al PennsvIvania DO 145 III. At Ga Ipf &C. -
IN az So SO: go 10. at Sc 20 - -" iO'
-. -. ca stag 400 h. boar. $40 10 at 3 -
rIsd q Co CIate y-sterdsyl-e- susie noss. ,oo
at , roughs. 2OE H. az 20 " Sass -' - - ~
. boars. 335 H. at 50 ,>- % 49,. haas ~
date Yesterday: II stare ilnss AII
~ at e. 20 do Jos h. 81; ~ state pigs 80 10 81
81. roughs S17 10. az Sc; stag "io ~ AZ bo.
- q 4 date yesterday)t 90 STATE Mugs
IN III AZ q. roughs 273 III. at se
New-York tribune., 1907-09-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were fled
Yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
Trtct Court
James Myers jeEelieT. Poughkeepse. voluntary
retition showing debts Of S.i3S. with no assets
The principal creditor is J. L Scott q Co, sbS4
Morris Hess, individually and the surviving
member of the frrn Of Hess Bros. voluntary Pc
tition No q East 18th street showing isnlllties
OF s -Ss and assets The principal creditor Is
A. Mclean & Co. SOS.
Dosa PoIlack and David Il Nathanson trading
ns Pollack & Nathanson, No. Is West 18TH street
voluntary petition. showing debts OF SlS,ZA Win
Of s. $50 The latter consist OF accounts re-
cei1ehie The principal creditors are herscher q
Go, $50. secured by mortgage on real estate; u
W. Soaring. Te.eD secured by mortgage; II A
Israel So 90. secured by realty mortgage; L. ID.
". Soaring s9se: KATE & Murphy, $500 and
Star Iron Works, s.. 10. As individual Nathan
has personal debts OF Siso32
inroIunrry petition against Louis Bercowich,
drygoods. No. 1ss East Houston street, by cred
.tors with claims follows: Kuhn * Frank SIS;
New York Merchandise Company. So. and >
legged. Z. osterman was appointed receiver. with
q bond of $500.
Schedules of Henry Taub involuntary bankrupt.
Show debts Of S23,3si and assets of Sls The lat
Ter consist Of stock s5558 accounts. S.i22; neur-
snce. $1,000. and deposits in bank, unknown The
principal creditors Lin Fcng & Co, s.50s Stro
be z Wiiknson COMPANY, y, S'ssa. and MordiinEer
Schedules OF John & Isaac Silverra-i, involuntary
tenkrup,s show debts OF se.57s and assets OF
&C. 1sb. The principal creditors are Tefft- Weller e
CO. ESQ The assets consist of stock, S0nD. ma
ch.axry. go. and ACCOUNTS, &6o
New-York tribune., 1907-09-25
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

spite OF the continued srrtngency
- last weeks failure. the local
look the situation hopSIuiiS
a1-bo1rb Is acknowledge that some holdings naNs
which would have been rese1
weeks such seliings. however nave peeo
supplies while most hotdsTs are os
roseI 10 wait until present furry IS over S dea!
lead. with large transfers n nns
while there has also been some larry
trading N ohio deiaines hoth washed and ui-
sL.5 as well es in threeeishths blood reeces Other
1irss - Ohos are dull The trade IS eagerly watching
20 -syors from the antiPodes t-e size OF the new
Melbourne state that nrSt arri-
Of last IN Style and con
rfion Of staple London voot aUctlo1s
bsrar to-av but said that there VIII be hut htte
srios, btIvng leading domestic quotations are az
f1IoyTz. Ohio and vania teeces-No J. Wasaeu.
2aaaa-- NJ . washed. 3SQ3Sc- hne, urWaSheo. -tcs
srs 1lnu,archantabIe 993GC. medium clothing s1scf
f,iroI 27d2Sc. half blood COnonS SoQ5fs
,hree-ei1htb blood. conblng. 1}QSS=c quarter ooor
c1roh1rr 3Ic- washed. SSe1S$cs dealne IN
Jeaine. unrnerch21tabe 5-GS5c Acoi-
gar JTfscors!u and York heeceS-Ftne, unWasneg
ssIaes. IeIane unwashed 23G3oc half blood uuwaShed
three-eighth blood unWasAsd 3lyS-c- hsl-
,-cr I,Iiana ami Threeeighth blood. 52GSc
cns~te- blood s0d3Ic Secured values. Texas--fI1s.
tveye months 72a7se. fine six 70 eight months 6fs9e
FsJT 57T5Sc Cafcrn.a-No-thern- H4Gooc, fai-1ls
onntrT GaGsc: southern. 62G63c- Oregon Eastern No
s.spls 70aT2; No I. clothing SsrI9ct Easi
erD average 67GT0c. VALLEY. Nc l. aS4o- IeTrilorE
(sro,ra bsss)-Fine staple 72T3c. rne nledur stare
70q72c. fne clothing 6SGIoc hne rnedanl cohlns 90
blood G7a6sc: quarter booc JoTo-c Puiied-
Extra ssq72c- hne \. 5S9o-c
New-York tribune., 1907-09-25
STOCKHOLDERS TO ACT.
BROKERS Ad1sse Minority of Rutland
HoLders to Elect Director. ~

Cummings & Co. stock brokers. OF No 20 Broad
.-a.- have issued a circular 10 the minority hold
-. r. the preferred stock OF the Rutland Railroad
,,,q 71ron them to take concerted action 20 pro
80 ,,el- interests at the annual meeting on Oc-
,be- * The circular calls their attention TO the
&C., trs+ IN the wear ended June 30 last the gross
.-n5ues Of the road increased S332.263. while eX-
s-ses increased S25e3o The circular states that
s.,-eral laws which all in the protection Of 4
,,s os which it points out compels the keeping OF
,,co,.nts so that all cutlsys for Improvements are
<bovu sepa-ately from operating accounts. Blank
r-ozes are submitted with the report. running 70
7 c Delavan. OF Cummings & Co. and Charles
g.-.go-y Of Charles Gregory 6 Co., No. 80 Broad
street
A. the last annual meeting the minority stock
-.zs-d 10 the accumulated dividends the per
cert cumulative preferred stock. which now
amount 70 about leo per cent unpaid, but they
we're outvoted by the nominees IF the New York
Central Railroad Company. which controls the
rad through stock ownership. One Of the com
rlsints OF the minority stockholders has been that
the company devotss TOO large part Of the earn
ings 10 operating expenses and hetterments- The
gross earnings a. the read for the fiscal year
ended December 81. 1895. were te7s4.4e and the
operating expenses s. 99s 800 The minority holders
think that there might have been considerable
reduction III these operating expenses and the
amount saved used to ray of some of the accumu-
Ia Dividends
New-York tribune., 1907-09-25
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September u 1917.
SoFFEF-The coffee market quiet to day, sales
being reported OF only T0r0 bags. Prices showed little
opening steady. unchanged points higher,
closing quiet. unchanged points higher The
sympathy steady
cables which = higher
her close Hamburg net unchanged =
higher. showed fresh feature Of
consequence SaTos ~ reis ot her gain of the
unchanged. The rate Of Bra
exchange unchanged 49,. Receipts the
two ports reported Monday -. bags.
corresponding year
and rags fhe dsy Juncahy
1900 against 81 haEs last
4So There is n disposition
among the consider Increase IN the
movement years bearish
tendency. although the receipts The
corresponding of lpg that there is room Toy
expansion in Jhe without arguing
a i fiTue IS felt hy that
there sufficient speculative circles
create Huxiug that a temporary
in receipts without depression in future
he SPOT coffee qUiet, with
quotations on % Che for Rio NO :
The range prices in the local market today
"A
New-York tribune., 1907-09-25

CoTTON-Ihe cotton market made new io" rscoros cores
right after the opening to-day t-1
had quite sharp rally during the Iniddle session b.,
which steady, uTfcfafe"i
% sales the day estimated ar
bales The oTeTing was steadt, unchale'i
r.o;rts viii about the cables
shortly afterward the market sold off TO net loss 81
active months under hqCioajon ana
bear pressure which promoted by Indifferent cables
Liverpool spot sales app-ehensons as 10 TIE Re
notices Friday good weather IN the
eit predictions that at 'oays meeting of spinets
Il would decided cIrfoii tire production OF cotton
warn decline the market steadieu bV cover
rs prices the middle OF The day about :"
This rally accompanied by
reports steagIe- srot markets in the South Win se
that refusing %
fully follow The decline in futures Later the market
under realizing by early buyers ana
pressure from bea-ish sources The weekly
report Weather Bureau considered favorable IN
confirming the reports OF no damage a. "A
OF The storm sno the report OF me IeS
o. the estimating
tie amount cotton hands of American sp!nners
greater than last year attracted
some heaYish comment The government reports the
condition crop OF September - and as To The
gnned the date expected on
October .
The range contract prices the local uaSet to-day