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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-21

In February I returned with a mighty
idea OF Miss Jasamlne Montroae and
her Importance. At our yearly BAN. 81
Valentines Eve fourteen years ago
toright). ! told Court of my luten.
iioia was going abroad for two
years 70 study; after which would
delight vast audiences with my slnr.
ing. Poor vain little met How well I
remember his shocked expression. ne
he said. Sweetheart. you can't do this
mad thing Have you forgotten that
we are to be married. IN June7--whv
darling. when the roses bloom my lIttie
white rose is to come to her old Ken.
lucky Home. Surely. sweetheart. You
nre jestine.'
I am In earnest replied How
stupid to shut myself ~ here. coprt
there's years and years TO be married
IN. ! can sing and be married later
Never he declared IN sudden poa.
sion. No woman who has parades
herself In public. and allowed her ppr.
Foice to ring out from a stage mon
ihrong Of men, and often women. unas
% touch her. shall ever become me
wife OF Courteney Falconer. Our nama
las been unsuIIied for generations
md, please God, II shall never b. dl.'
raced by me-
4 listened IN Amusement. The idea
q Court opposing any wish Of MAS
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-21

had not entered nay head. Ny pride
arose IN arms. and I swept haughtiiy
past him he was oid fashioned. q
course. but. drarie. believe BE- was
right. had I buf known Il thea.
Later IN ne evening. AZ they wers
playing for the Last dancr. b. came
aud stood beside me. -swee.heart.
don't b. angry wifh sne-llsien. they
are playing our dear OLD eonx pia~s
yourself 10 my Positions think o. our
love. dearest. and don't b. fooilsh.' b
beexcd.
-some damon must have BEN IA M
heart turucd coldly from hlu. say.
ing. Be. careful. lest yuu shouid. b.
conveFsln< with me. d,s--ncs tas naDs
% Falconer.'
-tie looked at me for nonens. then
just as tho viollns walled forth. .w~eu
10 more. my lady be said. 'very well.
Jssamine.' and turned away.
"A few months later I sent ahroad.
but not 70 sing. for with the passing
of Court the light q my lifs went out.
Now. honey. you understand
Nuriei's cheeks were vet with tears
Aunt Jnsamine paffed them softly.
There. there. dcarie. never mind.
must not shadow your life win my
sorrow. Cone. hopey. Il IL time 70
dress for dinner
THERE'S fathers voice nov IN the
hail." cried Muriei. starting m her
brief sorrow quite forgotten. paddy.
Oh daddy. come right IN and b. comfy
With US I'm IN an old gown. and Aun-
lies says she's fright bat she iau.t
She's always beautiful. There's heaps
81 time before dinner. and daddy 1
rot valentine. and
Well. well how many words are
Iou capable Of q secohdT' asked her
ather. as he lovingly drew her toward
I'm. III Il twilight. grille. ring for
ights; ! hare brought some one with
ne
In the doorway. tho dark osken
woodwork Citing frame for the
aiaasome face and the dark ewes
lowing with excitement. yes with a
race Of sadness IN their depths. stood
CURRENCY Faiconer As lights wsrs
rought. he stepped forward with out
.rctched hands toward Jasamlue.
Have you no welcome Tor me. Sweet.
cart" no said.
huriel and her father slipped QUIET
from the room. But. presently
'wn the stairway noatcd frenh
1ung voice
The sun shines bright on my old
cntucky home.
It's summer. and the dartIes arc
Thank God" said courtcncy Falco.
'r'-waveflcy Magazine.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-21

In ths Owl War and besides all that .
-hardshell Baptist
AN they dlsSlt lick Us IN tn Ovfl
War" be used to say. I'VE 5es GOT
plum wo' out a KILN them Northern
ers"
For the last several years OF his life
Mr.. Mason gave up work In the fields.
but he kept several hives OF bees. BY
which he used to sat all day watching
over them
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-21

AZ fancy dress ball for children
policeman was stationed at the door
ana was Instructed by the COMMITTEES
not 70 admit any adults. shortly ssfc,
the beginning Of the bail a woman cnma
running up to the door and demandsd
admission. ''"'''''
I'm sorry num- replied the police.
man, but can't let any one IN bu,
sut my child is dressed az butter.
ny exclaimed the woman. aand "a.
has forgotten her wlngnv '
NO matter" replied the policeman
orders Is ORDERS 40 your have 70 IL,
ner 80 as caterplllar."--Ioudon Al.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-21
soUxDEEss OF AMERICAN BANKS.


Is there anything In the recent his
tory OF banking In this country 10
warrant the assumption that exist
ing institutions are not proper de-
posltories Of the peoples slvingsf
The record OF mutual savings banks
IN this COUNTRY probably the IDEAL
form OF savings banks, for eonserv-
atism. for stability and for unseifxh
devotion TO the interests Of depositors
lis probably unequaled In any eoun-
try La the world While these saw
inrz hanLs-a h.nnf ark In ...r..A..
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-21

British bred animals, whether the,
be horses. cattle. sheep or even plgs
are superior to all others IN quality
and stamina. There Is some strange
and admirable power IN our soil which
puts a stronger fber and a more en-
during stamp Of excellence into the
live stock bred In our islands than are
found in the same breed or species in
any other part Of the world--London
Times
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-21
CHANCE FOR THE SHALL BUSINESS.

The opportunity OF the small store In these
days OF big corporations has been OF such IN
certain quantity that many dealers have been
needlessly scared from the field Yet the
chances OF SUCCESS for the small storekeeper
have seldom been greater than nov. particu-
larry after the recent financial furry.
The young merchant In a large city has
choice Of two avenues % succes& he ma
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-21

countless men and women who do not
get out into the country because they
have neither horses nor motor cars
and who need the fresh air and the ex-
ercise that bicycling once gave them
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-21

N l0cales where navigation . not sI7lenFd during
the winter months and during the mouths IN the
northern section the railways and the waterways DO
business successfully side b. side To large ertenf
waterways feeders Of the railways and the rail-
ways IN turn. are feeders OF the waterways
There competition between then Tor Large portion
OF the trac that 4 accessible 20 both bar there
stant tendency toward economic division o. the trae
along fairly wedenned llnes-the railway eorrying
along fairly wellAenned nes-the railway carrying
rule larger share Of the passenger business %
the higher classes OF freight and an frcshfs requiring
especially quick movement Including pegshabie prontz
On the other hand the earsoes q the
generally made MP In most part o. commodities %
the heavier and coarser kinda Not only In this
try bat Europe well thrre me senera ien.irney
70 division o. traic between Water and rail- cnrrers
along these same iines and may. pith sdsanfssr.
study the resats that have neen aftani cOunries
where facilities for water Transportation have been sore
fniis deveoped than 10 the rnted States
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-21
RAILROADS. assn wArER RouTEs.
BY Prssidsaf Finley. Sosfhsra Psifwsy.

Water transportation and rail- transportation
largely supplement- each other. Not only Is
II true that railway facilities can BE- provided
IN many localities where waterways would be
absolutely impracticabie. but IN parts % me
United States the waterways are closed By Ice
during the winter months. and The Communal
ties adjacent 10 them must depeud. FOR The
time being. wholly upon the railways. But
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-21

shun The retail counter and himself with con-
ducting neghborhcod shop balancing against me pur
chasing OF the department stores and the aftruc
ton Of their associated stocks the price advantages ~
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June 2s-The local grain markets were
weak to-day. owing to favorable weather in the
United States for the crop At the close wheat
for July delivery off CSC. Corn down ssc.
Oats sc lower, and provisions unchanged to
215c higher
The wheat market was weak all day and the
volume of trade was small. The ideal weather foH
harvesting again the dominating influence.
Likelihood that the movement of the new crop.
which has already begun in the Southwest, will
probably attain liberal proportions within the next
two three weeks helped to depress prices. The
report of a ST. Louis trade journal also caused
some selling late in the session This report said
that, while low yields are numerous. good yields
plentiful. and sections report yields be-
yond expectations, with outlook for a winter
wheat crop considerably larger than last year
Support from leading bulls prevented serious
decline. The market closed weak. July opened &c
to &c lower a shade higher at S51sc TO S2sc. de-
clined to s4a.e and closed al S47sc to soc. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to 1880 bush
els. Primary receipts $4,000 bushels. COM
pared with 46S 900 bushels the same day year ago
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 231 against 1S cars last week and 32 cars
a year ago.
owing to renewed liquidation of the July delivery
by of the leading holders The favorable
weather conditions and the heaviness of wheat
prompted the selling. The market closed weak at
almost the lowest point July opened Ac to &c
lower at 6712c to Csc, held within that range and
closed at 673sc. Local receipts were 3a cars, with
II of contract grade.
Oats were weak the greater part OF the day. in
sympathy with other grain Buying by shorts
based crop damage reports caused mild rally
toward the end of the first hour but the hrmness
was of short duration. the market again becoming
weak profit taking sales. July opened un-
changed at @1sc, sold off to +f4sc and closed al
44a4c Local receipts were 1B cars.
Provisions were weak at the start because or a
f0c decline in live hogs, but toward the end or
the session frmer tone developed on covering oy
shorts. At the close September pork was un-
changed at s4 70. Lard was up 2l2c at ~ VIZ
Ribs also up 2I2c at s. 32l2
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. cars
corn $50 cars oats. III cars; hogs, 1900 head.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. June 2s. 100


BEANS AND PEAs-No arrivals OF domestic beans
today The movement Is stn on very small scale 50
lean buyers favor Stocks are not large sor the sea
to eect sales Imported medium are very plentiful and
weak. Importatons have been heavy Of late nun -
week at 81 sOaSI e5 choice quality the bulk OF the
Teslnns s9 q scotch peas slow We quote BEANsr
Marrow. choise bush 81 35gS2 40 90 COMMON 10
Common to good. 1882 80: DO pea choice. 81 esq
row So 1882 - pea choice 81 25gS2 go DO common
to good 81 losS2 & 90 90 % b i6ne choice 50 as
4S2 40; 90 common good. s2as2 so red kidney.
eOiee dr Ts q soup ' choice 81 oasi So do eow
DO s s nr Ss.h Ssf9is 3 ssss saoIGs o 50 '0qs' 40
BUTTER-Reoeipts to-day 724e pkgs There fr. vas vas
ti5r tTade The position OF the market however has
not changed has BEEN for the last days west
ern come slightly weaker ana @ thls Is The
s,ass Of the day line with our quotations
only excepona1 .1s sr ~ 2slzc. do 23e do
5ss 22g22e b. 49 sef2nes Gne 2ac DO good to Choice
p 12G2ec: common to fair lSa%Ic' Taa5oc- do
seconds i7aIsc thirds a6e Western 7 faes9y ean
5sS TIE ock No l. ice; do No . lSGls1ae' do No D. l~
17,4a 7,4aIrrsE-Reoeipts to-day. 2G1s boxes including
500 boxes through cheese IN be tssnIt Is rather more
cautous but StTct TIC held about steady whfte cheese
oseste supply demand nitsd ed, and prices ao
shaSe s have been reduced fraction Fine skins , N
moderate cable Canadian new 5ss for
sio" "a '5ss cd for white. We quote: New, state;
so9TeG @ ann specials 124 q13Hc; do small col9red
f44i fancy l2c: DO large, ne; do GOOD 10
Trse ioA aiIc do common sSa9i2ei d. 90 ,sfI sks 1
Ia 10 spSct~i 70 CANNON "a 13i4c; do full skins.
goo1. 7%%otr-The classification Of specials includes
ni.5es Young Americas and especially tahcy hsh'-
erc
EOon-h Moderate ana the tone OF the market Is
tiHge - res son trade is rather quiet ana
steady toT Tnrtbrr upward tendency. Qualities are
mere ,Iea,lar most OF the supply sh2"s nlo1e OF
very 4IIFs heated ana losses running
Jess II - many of the receipts Tne hleneI sIAuts
heavy ~ no.t strength. Drties quiet; owing 70 the
SHOW "a %-onortion seconds being GlIIed our I @ th
Nbefa piSffrt-gs state tehhssi sIits s,d
regular PrSa~.sd uhire sc: do good 10 'i"lce @op
nearb hrnTn and MIXED. fancy e 90 r,"o,. :"
2' &C % = str- do lower grades i q i'e
ce2ce Isls q I9c. hrsts Ia ise 90 SscoHuS'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

.rsra Fohs and Duluth, owing 70 Hight atnrx. an.
oaenf,- was Up a buEhe but
followed ~ repsesented about top for the day being
srp ceclnes the re-
wort 90. u*ar1sh and Ransd
es,lns operations in nearly
oe winter wheat belt, Modern
tircfi. contrast week,
Not only ou.lool
put Budapest down Improved
ndfcsaa while an Official German crop report
siderafIr tS.oluons on winter and spring
Liter than last month Of
the more bullish than
ioIo,. northwest arrivals shpments
$50 nd hour clearances both coasts showed
800 total The bearish in he
looked Ii vas the fact that worlds shipments
bnrS IKE fl2eo bush.
onot.s week No 2 red wheat was
10 s--s elevator. e5so afoat spot. "a ssc
40 Northern Duluth. and No hard
~ yo3s o afoat
Moderate declines occurred in the corn market
h.t e euects OF splendid in all parts of the
the t-s5s ere some bad reports in from Illinois but
fai,a was peaTish prospects TO
ninch stock in adverse news especaIlv as
All IN general indicated cultivation In
OF me belt Receipts liberal a
III isrgs estimates arren-ne
. otee ~ aggresated 1.e34oo0 BUSH compared with
VII yI'oo push the previous week. No . corn at New
v-,th aIloat oATs-The market for oats easier
grams and throughout
1ae most unfavorable advices
out II believed that prospects as
NLoie showed decided improvement
- .-'e week and such advices In few huyin
Shsn oats here closed follows Mixed 70
.lppee white b to 40 ~ 59667c. RYE-Narke+ aUll.
1I, 80 " estern. s4lsc o New York BARLEY-Market
neat including -four exports the week according
E5radstreets aggregate S.12o.060 against
;-'-S14 push last week and 3.5os, last
since July l. bush against 10 10 e4o bsb
1oVAt Dush last week LIS.
' l. s'-s1f bush. against 1884. 742 bush year
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

METALS-TIN-The London market was somewhat
irregular closing lower at f125 IS 3d. while fut-
ures were UNCHANGED at 6I26 Ss The local market
E56 rs Cd for spot IS! los for futures in the
London market but continued weak locally with lake
Sa6'ea ana Casing ii ;' at az unchanged
easy at 447sE a 4.5oc. sFELTER-was unchanged
at % n 9RoSwas hher Gsi n the English
market. with Cleveland warrants en9ted at 5ls 3D.
Northern quoted at SIS Is sf6 s. The market for
Dun with late months offered lower No sales Rega
lar lar 5 srades & are gu9tsd 5 as as fol fooSS ssh M 09
ust sis SIS 75 September s15 9s15 so: October So
MoLAssEs AND sTRGPs1The market for both
vans bu the undertone was quite STEADY
TtA prices as last quoted 9notati0ns fo1i0T No NO
fa!E 1e &c; good p 2a2sc; PTlgs q soc New 9E5
&c: fair le92oc; good. 1sG22c' prime. 21@25c;
on OF shorts. buying Of July by Leading
S9S ssS SsS5:ssE ssssSs'G ss 5:so3 So
o @ rssT ana 1a nncha15ed @ Reed peeroeur Con-
1Haed stead sh no further change reported & in Prices
bulk SC; Phladelphia zoe; bulk SSc; refined cases
Ns T0T bis o7so: 6ai &C. Psiiadelpis oc
boIS 1856 steT 4s essss Ne YORK i2s96 G,s. Ph s
3sfsc; prime yellow sP6! 4se: June 4739 @
s 5G TIeg Juae 44Si713o; good of sumner yellow
e50c- LINsEsD oIIArertcan seed city raw 44gt3G;
PR0NISI0NS-The market FOR provisions oecLihed
after the epenng updeF sales Of lard and b5 Tlos a 6X
s9sd 9ptfe peeps hoes for
$4,000 Kansas City had II 600 hogs Omaha received
Firm Quoted Ness s16 25 S6 So family o,sd 81 ..
sI4gsI5 50: family SIC . 81 80 packet slS
quoted. S27 500 BLESSED HoGs-steasdy ouoted:
Gs sot.d a. saong T6 losc: % Il. sc p b. e
lb. Sc Picked hams firm Quoted: lo1z a g15G; u c
stea9y Quoted! Middle western 965 G915e. city
lard quiet quoted: &c Refined lard STEADY Quoted;
11.3oc. coMPOUND-Firnn. Quoted: sq61-c; sTEAR-
INE-Firn. Quoted: oleo, 11c' city lard stearine'
RICEThe market for ruled steady and fairly
Of distribution. Quotations follow: Screenings 3at
a &c. ordinary. a. 4a.c: fair 5a5Ac good ordinary
foreign 5 y a stsc; Rangoon and Bassein "A. SIC
sr+tEta tI+ srcbsnge5 With rranulated
quoted basis OF 53oc. less per cent cash
points ana a osc soinos " -5C Fsrie tabiafs zoe;
rransjated Csc xxXx powdered SOC: powdered.
eosrse po91ered and fruit Powdered and Eagle coarse
extra fine granulated, 5.50c; Eagle n cartons
Of ane, granulated, seoc; r0 bags do soc 81 n
20 so 70 bags DO 545e; Eagle hne or stand
52Oc: No !. soc; Nos and 3 5I5c; No 4 51oc; No
4s5c; No 10. 475c: No II. 47oc; No II 465c No 13,
4soc, Nos Il. IS and 1e. 459c TIE London market
july ouosed at los iIld The local inarket for raw
quiet but STEADY, with buyers on the basis
I51sc basis ps test which is figured 20 be equal to
the advance Duty paid follows: Cen
TnIasse, 90 sgaT So test 8Soc Wiiett Graz 7oai
stock Of Europe and America. 2521.362 tons against
decrease Of stock is $s85is
3!9 5Is tons last wee ota s54Gks a ana anoaSs to-
2s44s7S tons last year or decrease of SS35l6 tons
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1jvsrnoo. June 2s 2s-Closing: WHEAT-spot quiet; no
, - Western winter Sd; No California as 3D.
,gTe. Guet July Is I'D. September 6s II 9sd DeceT
~ ~ '10Ssd CORN-Spot firm; new American kiil
9risd e ia old American mixed Us -. futures
III rs 1Iad: September, 5s I'D PEAS ana
quiet JnlE Is 16d fSfOUR-Winter patents dull, 2ss
h Hops in London CPacinc COAST steady Il I5sq62 SIS
hess western steady, 78s Sd HAMsshor cut "a "a 70 70
10 10 t-ong ass "a: short rib. "a 70. strong t8s
80 80 long clear mltdles light 2s to y n firm ass 90
pc is ,nISdes heavy 35 10 II. firm, 42s slort
s Ps backs 10 TO 42s clear bellies - y ~ 70
10 -, ais 6i LARD-Prime Western IN lerces, ILrth
ss ~. American refined. in pals arm 4os 81
sos 90. anest white new firm. 5es Cd Canadian hnest
Cai1A Caid new arm 5ss. Canadian finest white and COZ
eoIoreu ia arm j3s TALLOW-PrEe city lrm 2os 9i
o-eq 11: E-sprits steady sos Sd RoSINConron
Iod5, ! odst rs load. PETRoLEUM-Rehned quiet o-d
OII,-Strong, 23s
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27
Cash QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. June c6 1905
? CoEFEE-JUly notices estimated at about SO GOO
were Issued il The coffee trade today but be
causing switching from July later positions
se5 10 have very little influence appeared that
eTa5e interests were perfectly willing UP sup
rtss contract. although there no available hedge
months At anything like carrying charge
market opened steady unchanged prices
vance n points and closed steady unchanged to
points -Ter. havirE reacted the opening figures
-l= E-terDOo1 under scattering liquidation Sales
fo- The Gay reported IS. go bags There was
rochi-- ne from abroad senti-
neither IF the European markets showed any
hour of the local opening and
= so reis in the primary markets too
attract special attention Receipts Bra
points about the recently. and con
zscuer-y promoted fresh crop situa
which much less than the ordinary volume
y has FAR been received No change has been
of7cal estimate Of the Brazilian government
ss-3 probable Weld traders think
ak q export duty reflects possible basis
hesrfsh advanced in guar
Receipts slowly increasing. but there Is moth
f1r afford any clew 70 the crop as
local interests predicting that the
weld larger that OF the current season
coffee Gull. with quotations on
ne bass 81 Rio No :
The ~ prices N the local market To-
lzT IS follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

vEAI-S-Receipts 1000 head: slow and steady HOGS
Receipts 5000 head slow steady to &c higher nixs
5oIsB Workers. S6 2JGs6 50 i5qSi SHEEP
and LAMBSReceips 400 head slow lambs ana mixed
sheep steady others. f5G25c lower; lambs - 5ogs %
sheep, mixed, S2dS4 10
Kansas City. juno 26.-CATTIE-Fssceipts. 1000 mead
including 1900 Southerns; market steady to l1c lower
beef 81 2oUSS fair TO
SJffSG stockers
feeders s2GSi 20; Southern steers So 25st southern
s31s5 30 bulls s3qs4 So calves So 50GS5 10 HOGS
Receipts, i1oo0 head; market, &c lo~er top SO 70.
Of sales. s5 1886: heavy. s. 50ds5 packers and
butchers. So soqs6 light 50 80s5 Sta pigs 81 4oGs4
lambs s5s6 %; and yearings 50 15Gsi 80; Texas
yearlngs 81 5pGs5 sheep S3 65GS4 So stockers
and feet'ers, S3IS4.
Pittsburg, June 26.-CATTLE-Supply light: market
steady; choice SIG5$7 IS prime So 651S6 So SHEEP
supply light market slow prime wethers 81 ooqs4 S.
cuils and common s2GS3: lambs SO 50GS5 go VEAL
CALVES sIGsT 80 HOGS-Receipts light market steady
prime heavies mediums Yorkers, Sc 35dS6
light Yorkers s6@s8 10 pigs. IS 50Gs5 75 roughs 59
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

co-TO%--he cotton market was very nervous ana
with led by the oid CIOp
morris result - July notices Ihe new c..p 80,
-s-s--- steady day and al The worst prices "sls
while one tine near postto-.s
-e-s -sl- points closing hgures G ne 5h
I.1ee--cre better toward the cose- Wiz
Steady rer decline O SO po p5 80 -1oei-
--o---r ard 11s points higher october arc tater
s0- estimated a I-o..'oo
Trz market c7erc6 steady al decline oI PolCs
g-z--e Of POINTS. the near months ne-l-e =,
,i-uzz-.l- while later positions were
s-zss- cables and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80
ACCOUNTS. TIE notices were
sh-.-r 20 600 bales and their clrcCalloh
see-ed % force considerable scatteTlI.s
-. --- -ar- Is said 10 have returned -
-. 1891 iszlers July premium over august vas
points. and at the close l4st
July selling only % points over --ts
was generally good and crop accounts Iott
--rs- sections belt excellent A pIo--its.1N
zsl5 street firm condition report Ia
--e r--s--.11 per against 1nelr re'I
governments report q 4s4-
VIII be issued next eo..es
6av a-T val carry condition q the crop loLf 4e!
s-e- go --e --5vae report issued to-day oouleIl
So markets we're unchanged. The weekly HglI "a
- Cotton Exchange follow Port receipts
$50 rs-es aEarst year oTeraTd % lL.1i-
s.5 -z-z5a lz43T bales. against ly.o-l lasI 80.
estimated 5vso ha4es-
Of interior IoWlls
ts5es zre-s- last brought into ssat Ie
- fz against 800 laSt -a--
c-or movement ro-- receipts e1EIfe9 paeS
- -Ig as. wear overland mills and 'aIa
last ScJthe-1 iIlii ldElIlE9'
az lr -s-es against Oe0 last year; stock a. n
rs--- --z-s 7r excess September J. $50 oalt-
s-.-e- yesr: brought into slght tAus -aI
ssss-- -g go against l3-ol-6oo iasL
- ---s -- -a-vzulent for 800 days this seaS'H'
-s-= - contract prices local market today
Il
New-York tribune., 1908-06-27

Tie local market spot cotton vas quLet, -
---ss --rr-S tower II Goc for r1idolig eP-e1
az Il SO -a~ r,iGdling Gulf sales, % oaies
e-r --s-.e+s were reieE-aphe1 as 1oIloNS
vey.r- =-eaE~ unchanged a Il y c; ssIes -, ,t.+
Wo-ra e-zsl- unchanged At &C SaFallIla 49,.
r-c-s-v5 ~ e. sales 100 bales; Charestono
ana ----z- Houston quiet C1chanseo q - -.
Rock sfeacy- 1hcilals--
-1Lc- Nz-- Orleans reported " llilLl-F
rrr-s-qe- a. ne Norfolk culef- n11cAsailee-
1-c- eaer -0f bales: Baltimore roT-I1al, = ass
culet. unchanged At Il a.
tsies- -rz--rf- e-eaGr unchanged At y &C.
-s-el. T.--fs cuie-. unchanged az II -
ss-ez -e-e.n-s a. leading points for saturasI l I'D
% 80 -- =, s.s-,,eE-7n , 900 4500, against
1s0 I-E- week and l.70a last year auo al sr6
prears 900 20 500. against 1904 last week anu
W. .,.,- s-ot rot
rr-r-- Exchange special Liverpool ceoleA 80
- en- z.l=F ozes. speculation ana eHpoI1
IN. 3 ryiGdif-E upland o'.'o
amer ~-f--s lower Oh near IIloHlts a..
lover On distant positions closed
decline - - lS-- points June, 'i'e
Tgi- 5r-r-f Ju!--Auglst $3.50. Aug1st-77ep 81.
Ter as- 4. 1eu4erl October 519d CstoqeI I'
@erre- -as--s ecozerlber- Deceraher- "e-o ~ DeeI.
hsr-Ts-.-r- aSI.d January 'eoruaTF- Feo -,
Nsrr- --z -,.-rfs--ti - 10 Nanchester--i arms
11s-s roc low. cloths duh ard Irregular
Tie f1-lCRiug ere the total net recelpls VI o
= Gz-rerr3ber !