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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07
Nor=Snbentar
@reiie auf Yels
Gets, Tranlein
N0fcn anD
9reliing sacqnes.

Die Ioeben eiusstrOfiene talte SSells
iollte Shire auimsrtiumteit auI otele
srItaunli6en SerabIssunsen lenten, oa
bic Yrsile in Die SObe 9ehen. Der elr'
,iae 9runb, ben mir fir oieie nlsori9en
Yreile baben, lit, neil mir bieie sSua'
rem ni6t bis CUR ndditen Sailon an
Sauo baben wollen. barum 9eben le gu
Sen uncrbOrtsn Rreiien. SSsr lab le:
mals einen iOl6 uieOriscn Rrsis aul
Bel, Gets, oSer wer oahte es lemals
m0Sli6, an,utauien. wenn Ssraoe nO'
tbi9, oieie Drsliius SacqusS uno 6rau'
lein G0de uon erlter Sualitat 3u oielsr
8or. Snuentar Preiisn? 3auosrt nld)t'
ionoern fommet lOfort, oenn Die SSaa'
rem wsrosn uidt lanse in unlersm Va
ben permeileu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07
Bonn Snd,ertifdb.

Die Ioebeu erIbienene SanuarsNuss
sabe Der y -Oeutiden 5ausfruu" erideint
als cine erneute, 9l6nSenbe SetbdtiSung
osiisn, mas Oieie. ben oeutihen Srauen
in slmerifa 9ewiomete 3eitidrift felt
ibrem nun bereits mebr oils uierjdbri9em
Yeltsben INNER ihon 9e3eist bat. Su
ieosr nadfolsenben Summer reihbulti'
ger. bslsbienoer, interelianter. sluf Dem
du6eren Eitslblatte miinitt Elm bel eflii9el.
ties, reiIebsreites @nseleiu, i'm @ewanoe
Der mooerneu Sunit. sliidlihe Eelie i'm
neuen Sabre. Das duberit ssidmaduoll
;uiammen9eitellte innere 2itelblutt uers
aniduuli6t 6is srbabene S6Onbsit zines
flaren Uintermorsens I'm Suntbal mad
einsm @emGlbe pon anoerIon'2unob1,
unb burunter Elm fruftuoll auipredenoes
gieuiubrsssbi6t BON RuOOli BON @ott'
ldull. Bon ben @rSdblunssn, wslhe Die
Sc sroBe Seiten itarfe, prd6tiss Otums
mer brinst, leien ermdbnt Wtarie Siiliens
pudenoe beutide lleberiesuns elmer ame
rifuuiiden 0ieuiabrsseidi6te aus benz
wilbromuntiiden Selisnsebirse: nauf
9sben unO EOO"; nDes gaters @bre",
uon @rnit @luuisn, bsm feiislnosn @r'
,Gblsr; Johann elm Sieuiubrsbilo aus
csm gsben pnter bent Eitel rgBie sr ben
SrisOsn funS". gu einem WOblSslunss.
men ROrtruit Der 9Onisin 9uiie uoH
PrsuBen wiro aus ibren eiSensn Slus'
iprH6en Elm wirflid ipredsnoes @barat'
terbilO oieier srossn eolsn Sruu seSsi6.
net. pSplueitersebrdu6e uno ibr llr'
ipruns" beidrsibt in elmer iebr 3eitses
masen Plauoersi aootpb 0iiiien. I3wei
sro6e WtuIifleiten entbdlt bic 9tummer
unb 3war cine 6eit. Santaiie iibsr ben be-
fannten uno beliebten Choral pDas 1T
Der Gag Oes Serrn. BON 8. 9arolp.
@bsnio interenant wie burdaus SeitSe'
maB 1T bic neueineeri6tste Snultrirts
@bronit Der 3eit". .3ablreide film.
munssuolle, tleinere OOer srOBsre @e'
oidtden, burd bic SanSe Summer uer'
tbeilt, iOrsen oafiir, OGB aud Die edte
POeiie Su ibrem Redte fOrmt. 6ernsr
bistet Die 9iunmer cine reids Siille uon
sInwsiIunsen unO RutbidlaSsn fir
9aus un1 SerO, bOhit beberSSenswer'
tbe erSieberiide unO seiunbbsitlide l8in'
fe, Otatbi9ldse fir Srausns uno Sinosr'
moOen, allerlei fiir @eoibt' nno Vieoer'
frsuuoe uno einen reidbaltisen, iutersis
iuntsn 8rieftuiten. Wiit elmer yiums
mer, pis oisier, felt fid fraslos u Die
Dsutibe Sausfrau4, MilWuutss, SBis.,
ben beiten in. unb ausldnbiiden 3eit.
idrtftcn sbenbiirtis 3ur Ssite.
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0itt8tpn.

= Wiebrere @eihditslOfale an Wfain
StraBe wurOcn usr9ansene 9iaht onrd
6euer ,eritOrt unb elm &otalucrlnit pOn
etwu $25. 900 anseri6tet.
= @Owaro 9. Stiuers pom 0toro
Wtain Strube fiel DiOutus 0ia6t i'm
@ortou SOf unter cine @ubuie uno
wuroe cine ldusere Diitan5 seidleift ;
oils man ben Ssrunsliidten uufbOb, mar
ibm ieoer SuO6en i'm SOrper 9ebro'
hen.
- gls Die Staatsconitabtsr Purfin'
ion uno 6up um SamituS yiudt 3wsi
ausldnOsr 5u Bort @riifitb usrbuftsten,
Die anseflaSt iino, ben 9oispb Sdod
uerflOpft uno SeitOden 3u baben, wur'
oen mebrere S6iiiie auf iic abSeSebeu
wel6e an ibren SDpien porbeipiiiien
9lls Die S6ieBbOloe wurOen ipGtsr SEQ
8orsfi uno Seor9e yaDost uerbaits
uno cinseitedt.
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Nels Gets.

DieIe Gets fnb fir Mdo6en, in
weissr gusOra uuo 0tiuer Wiinf; nette
flsine Wiuffs unO Scaris; Sdnur nnO
armament Beidse. 9eraoe oas Oin9
fir faltes SSetter. Sets wertb bis Su
81, Yor.Suuentur Breis, oas get,
S2,9S.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07
Sas xbaf abmdrtS.

tag Der @elunobeits. .Ssb6roe oabier iie'
ben,ebn @rfranfunsen am Sharlah ans
semeloet worSen unb wenn bic Siir9er
ibr reblid Gbsil tbun Sur Yermeiouns
uon Gnitsdunsen, 10 1T feline beionoere
@eiubr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sobn S6ilo
(@arpenter) bsiudte am Sonntas Srn.
Sobn Sung BON 0amptown nno wuroe
in Der ber;Iihiten Neiie aui9enommen.
gber Elm Slid mars. OaB 5reunO Sung
einen sutsn 3ropien i'm Srller bate,
ocnn au6 bort lino 8OrOer' uno Din'
tertbiireu fir Die Durlti9en 9elhl lien.
auh uulerm 9eruer ganosmaun Suts
ter oaislblt wurOe elm Veiuh ob9eltnttet.
Der 9uDlOr Sruuten llnterlt. Serein
hat nGAlten Samita9 abeno in OTIS
Notal @eneralueriammlung. Die 6elt'
lidteit oes 1urnuereinS am 9tenjabrS
abeno mar 3icmlih itart beluht nno mie
mir mitsetbsilt miro (tonnte nsmll6
nht tbeilnebmen, Do mein 9eloladel
OH Der AuS,ebrung leibeD, maren Die
Seiitunssn Der Gurner ausse,eihnet ;
beionosrs Swei berlelben mahten ibre
9luisubs icbr gut unO i'd nsbms feinen
9lnltano. oieielben bier Oifentll6 iu nerl'
uen- es maren Sreb 9Beber ir. uno al'
bert SuBer.- - Gin fleines Sinh Der 9bc'
tente Serr mo Srau s. 3annler erln9
Oienltus Dem Sharlad. SRI. Bertha.
Gobter Der @beleute lllrit Sorscr pom
Storrs Stra6e, bat cine gnitellun9 oils
Sdrsiberin in Der Office Der SOunlp
@ommiiidre elbalten.
- SIN politiihen Screnfeiicl in 3np'
for brOoslt's gang gshOrlg fir Die 6rlh'
iabrswabl, oa aber fur bic Oentlhen
penis abiullsn miro. 10 milf i'd penis'
items Die beiten Saubibaten ueuuen uno
ncbme Susrit meinen eiSenen Oiltritt,
ben uierten. Dort wiro elm @emeinoe-
ratb eemdblt on Stelle bes anslheiosn'
ben Sobn Combs I; lestsrer mill wiersr'
9em6blt neroen, aber ih metnerleits
niiroe aerne einsn nnoeren erwGblt icben,
remlid Gbomas y. Heguolos, audi Elm
barter arbsitsr. SIN 3. Diitritt tanot'
Dirt Ouuib @riifitbs, I'M 2. Dilirlft
Sohn Tbomas jr.. I'M 1. Diltritt an'
tbOnp Belib. i'm 5. Diitrift SEQ. SOp'
per. Sir Borough S6asmsiiter IT
SSobn y. Teeie im Seloe. elmer Der
beiten unb ,ueem Elm arbeitsmann er
Iollte cntihisoen erwablt Derben. SD
Ielbit babe nit oieiem Wtanne oils Stm'
hermann ssurbeitet uuO babe seiunoen,
onB er INNER Die ihwerits Seite auf iit)
nubm. Sir Biirsermsiiter iino eins
Wtsnse Sanbioaten 9enannt, bod Die
beIten ausiidtsu bat sntidisosn Serr
Sobn s. Tisbe. Do er ais Staotuatsr
i'm eriten Oiitrift quite Dienite seleiftst
bat. Gu9 unier Sanosmann Saspar
Stt iei bier ni6t uerseiien uno iein @r'
fols piirbe natur9emaB jeoen Saweiisr
freuen. Nber er bat 5u lan9s se3ossrt
init isinsr 3uiase. 10 OaB uisls Wablsr
anoeren Sanoioaten ibr @ort gaben
uno ss als Wfanuer gu bulten seosnfen.
- Gbomas @opne BON Wtinoota, Der
anssbIid ;uiauis AM @eibnaatsmor9en
our6 SObn Duuis cine 9ussl in ben
llnterleib erbislt, lift Sreitas Oia6t i'm
Gaplor Soipitul Der Serlesuns erlesen.
Ssibe Wtdnner waren 3ur 3eit anse'
trunten urO Die Sdieberei ioll iib er'
ei9net baben, ats Dauis einen Heuoluer
uorSsiste, Der fi6 i'm 9aus befano.
Dauis wurOe Wtoutas auf bic Gnflass
oes WiorbsS einem 8erbOr unterwOrfen
unb bunu Obus 3uluiiuns BON Siirs'
I6uft Osm @efdusuiB wieoer iibr'
tpieien.
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- Sn Sort SSortb. 9erus. iturb
Ri6ter 6. 8. YOufum. 9susrulunwult
Der SriscO 9inien in Eerus, am S6lus'
fIuB.
= Sn Wiaoras, Glib Snbien. III Der
uubmbufte Sanstritfori6sr Der Serli'
ner llniueriitdt, SrOfsiior 0ai9aro
FiI9sl, aus oem &eben sefdisben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07
Oreifins Saeqmes.

Sisr iit iOliOsr Comfort unO 8arms
perbunoen In bieler Sinie BON @toeron'
men DreIIins Sacques. in all ben btib'
iden larbi9en Streifen, NIT breitenl
9raaen unO gang abserunoeten Ednosn
ale @rDssn. cine ipesielle Partie psrte
$1.26, gehsn in bisiem SpeBialuertaul
All ie S5 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07

- Die furdtbure adlts balt in sau3
DsutIGlano on. Bon iibsrull ber fOm'
men SiobspOiten. auBeroem iino in
pislsn @esenOsn itarte S6ueemaiisu
nieosrsesunssn. welde bic SerfebritOr'
unseu uno Die llnbilben, unter osuen bic
SsuSlferuns 3u lsiben bot, u:rmebren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07

= Sn MeOiu, Pa.. itarb Btlliam 9.
Ntatbsus. Der friihsre Staatsidusmei'
ltsr pon Pennblpania. Der srit unldnsit
nessu Setbsilisuns an elmer SsridpOr'
uns, nm ben Staat 3u bstriissn, Su
3u6tbausitrafs psrurtbeilt wOrOsn mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07

-Sn 5lOrul Siu, elmer SOrituOt
BON @aibtustOn, itarb Dr.9.Dbite. Elm
betunntsr SOurnaliit. Banter, 9IrSt,
Surmer uuo Ssteran oes 8iirserfris.
sss, iri bOben utter BON ss Sabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07
Nr6ulein N6de.

ssr6ulein nette NinterrOde, alle ben
Sailon Sabritate unO StDle, In oil ben
uerlansten Sarben; RDde, bic ii4 re.
sular Oerfaufen su $12 bis $15, ipejlsll
5u S9.9S.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
IRREGULAR DAY
IN COTTON MARKET
Bulls Give Support But Offer
ingS Are Increased
BUYING Is AGGRESSIVE
Early Demand Makes Shorts Run to
Cover But Later Selling Is
Heavy and Close Is at
Mo Advance.
BUYING is AGGRESSIVE

New York, September 30-It was another
very nervous and irregular day in the cot
ton market, with support from western
and southern bulls increasing ON declines.
but with renewed offerings for both long
and short account checking advances, and
with the close steady net unchanged to
points higher.
The market opened steady at decline
of 3a7 points and sold 6 to 8 points net
lower during the early trading under local
bear pressure and scattering liquidation,
which have been promoted by somewhat
lower Liverpool futures than looked for.
The English spot market made a firm
showing, however. and as the market
worked nearer the 1Sc level there was
a renewal of bull support. Chicago houses
were buying here, this being attributed to
the following of the big grain operator,
while New Orleans bulls became rather
aggressive in their support at the decline.
The demand started covering by early
sellers for scalp, and the market had
quite sharp advance during the after
noon, particularly as private wires report
ed a better spot demand in the south and
generally firm interior markets. The
southern spot markets officially reported
were unchanged to 1sc lower. and after
the local market had sold to 10 points
net higher prices eased off under re-
newal of realizing or liquidation, with the
active months selling back to nearly the
closing figures of last night. The days
statistical feature was the large export.
Weather conditions were favorable and
nothing occurred during the day to change
views as to the probable showing of the
condition and census reports next Mon
day. Three private condition reports are
expected tomorrow.
Receipts at the ports today, 54,917 bales,
against 370S1 last week and 80, 347 last year
For the week. 100000 bales, against 277, 104
last week and 340,543 last year. Today's
receipts at New Orleans, 1884 bales,
against 1855 last year, and at Houston.
1884 bales, against S173 last year.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
New York Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton Movement

Galveston-Quiet middling, 13Ac,
net receipts 1864; gross receipts, 49,
| 1854; sales 1860; stock, 1869; exports
to France, 1873; to the continent, H.
SIS.
New Orleans = Steady; middling,
10 3-16c net receipts, Glib; gross re-
ceipts, GLIB; sales, 1890; stock, 77O71;
exports to the continent, $780, coast
wise. IT.
Mobile-Steady; middlng, 1sc; net
receipts, 934; gross receipts, 1884; sales,
975; stock, 1912.
Savannah-Quiet; middling, IL 13-16c
net receipts, 1906; gross receipts, 49,
e56; sales, s097; stock, 101, 7s0; exports
to Great Britain, 2170; to France. H.
270; to the continent, 23,O25; coast
wise, $50.
harleston-Steady; middling, 12Ac;
net receipts, 1885, gross receipts, 2546;
sales, 294; stock, 30,752.
Wilmington-Quiet; middling, 12& c..
net receipts, 1921; gross receipts, 5621,
stock. 16,2O2 exports to Great Britain,
1864
Norfolk-Steady; middling. 13c; net
receipts, 1923; gross receipts, 1898
sales, 1873; stock, 1912; coastwise
264s.
Acknowledgement middling, 1sHc;
stock, 1854; exports to the continent
New York-Quiet; middling, 1890;
gross receipts, 3292; sales. 2554; stock,
61,570; exports to the continent, 1858.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 1890; net
receipts, 25; gross receipts, 34S6; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 100.
hiladelphia-Quiet; middling, 13.55c;
gross receipts, 625; stock, $685.
Port Arthur and Sabine Pass-Net
receipts, 1000; gross receipts, 1000; ex-
ports to France, 1000.
Newport News-Net receipts, So
gross receipts, so; coastwise. 60
Brunswick-Net receipts, 5315; gross
receipts, 5S15; stock. 4715; coastwise.
600.
Total today. at all ports: Net, 54,917;
exports to Great Britain, 17,484; to
France, 24,04S; to the continent, 44,016;
stock. 474,171.
Consolidated, at all ports: Net. S2f,-
049; exports to Great Britain, 1904;
to France, 12,434; to the continent, 1885,
800; to Japan, 22bG; to Mexico, 357.
Total since September 1, at all ports:
Net, 1,024,414; exportsNto Great Britain,
1774S2; to France, 132,353; to the con-
tinent. 1915 to Japan, 3423; to Mex
leo, 3447.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01

to the dull condition still existing in the
anthracite trade. The August earnings
of the Union and Southern Pacific wero
equally significant of the growth of traf-
fic in part of the country, the net earn
ings for Union Pacific showing a gain OIL
Sill, 81, equal to 20 per cent and the
Southern Pacific s1067 ,096, equal to 81 per
cent over August of last year. Joined
with the Atchison statement already pub
lished the exhibit makes striking
demonstration of the great prosperity to
which the business of the great Pacihc
carriers has risen. Union PACING ana
Southern Pacific benefited from this
showing, but the movement was not
common to the group.
Another sustaining point was Chesa-
peake and Ohio, which added largely to
its newly established record price level
on the report that the Chicago, Cincin :
rati and Louisville had been acquired
as an outlet for this system The re-
port was accepted as likely. although
not officially confirmed. The conflicting
influences in the market brought prices
back after many fluctuations to not far
from the previous closing.
Bonds were firm; total sales, par value,
s5.S360O0
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-01
SHORTS SQUEEZED
IN WHEAT MARKET
September Delivery Is Advanc-
ed Fourteen Gents
DELIVERIES ARE HEAVY
Corn Acts Directly Opposite to Wheat
and Prices Close Three Cents Be-
low Top-oats Are Strong and
Provisions Weak.
DELIVERIES ARE HEAVY

Chicago, September 30.-Shorts in Sep
TENDER wheat and oats were severely
squeezed on the board of trade today
when the price of September wheat was.
bid up IA cents per bushel, and that of
September oats 81 cents, compared with
final figures of the previous day. The
top for September wheat was reached al
20, while the high mark for oats was 50
cents. Corn failed to be affected by the
bulge in wheat and oats, the September
delivery of corn breaking cents on real
izing sales. Provisions also were weak.
The sensational advance in September
wheat occurred during the final half hour
of the day, when prices advanced from
around s1.O7 to $12O, with only a few in
tervening trades. A panic among the
shorts was responsible for the remarkable
upturn.
Considerable congestion had existed in
this delivery for some time past, and the
price had advanced steadily the last few
days. Shorts who had put off cover
ing' until the final day, hoping for a
break in the final trading, finally became
alarmed and covered regardless of price.
Prior to the final squirt the market had
been comparatively featureless, and with
the exception of the September delivery
was inclined to weakness.
Prices at the opening were 1413sc lower
TO 5sc higher, September being at $1.06@
1.O65s; December, 99&c@s1. In the first
half hour, September sold off to 81 .05ss,
but soon rallied again to a trifle above
s1.06 During the greater part of the
dn ha hot n nd
$1.071s. December sold UP to 81 .00ss at the
start, but late in the day dropped to 999sc.
Final quotations on September were at
$1.20 December closed at 99A@99Bc.
Deliveries of wheat on September con-
tracts aggregated $4,000 bushels, and ow-
ing to the large amount of deliveries the
time was extended 20 minutes.
Liquidation of September holdings was
the order of the day in the corn pit during
the entire session. During the day the
price of the September option declined
from 641sc to 61lsc, while December sold
off from 5shc to 57s4c.
The market closed weak at almost the
lowest point, with prices off AG2sc, COM
pared with yesterdays final quotations.
Oats for September delivery advanced
from Acc to SOC during a day filled with
intense excitement. Belated shorts bid
the price up SIC from the previous close.
ne oepteHlpef uehVery was concentrated
In the hands of a few cash grain inter
ests and shorts had to bid the price up
sharply before they could cover sales
The market closed with September up 3lbc
| at 4Sc. Final figures on December were
at 3S1a@3S5sc.
Provisions were firm early in the day.
but became weak on liberal realizing
sales. The slump in corn had bearish
effect. AT the close prices were zoe high
err to zoe lower
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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STOCK MARKET
IS VERY SLUGGISH
HudSon-Fulton Celebration Abb
serbs All the Interest
FEW CHANGES REGISTERED
End of the Month Causes Hesitation
in Dealings on Account of Money
Settlements and Higher
Interest Rates.
FEW CHANGES REGISTERED

New York, September 3O-Dealings in
stocks underwent decided shrinkage to-
day from the large volume of yesterday
The desire to see the military parade in
connection with the Hudson Fulton cele-
bration had the effect of emptying out
many OF the, downtown offices and left
the stock market in a stagnant condi-
ton in the afternoon. The market was
dull and sluggish at best, and the pro-
fessional element found difficulty in NOV
ing prices sufficiently to offer a profit
able medium for trading operations.
The slackened activity of the trading
was partly due to caution on account of
the October l money settlement. The
amount called for by the October interest
and dividend disbursement is estimated
at $162,000000 and there was some appre-
hension that sums accumulated to meet
this requirement might have been placed
in call loans until needed and that the
recall of those loans then might dis
lodge stocks held on collateral.
The money market gave some slight
evidence of strain from such cause
today, time loan rate rising to 4 per
cent, the highest touched in New York
since early in 1908. Declining interior ex-
changes indicate revival of demand on
New York for cash and the sub-treasury
continued to withdraw from the banks,
the amount for the banking week rising
today to So $685. G0. London sold stocks in
this market and the demand for remit
lance thus caused stiffening in the for
eign exchange rates.
The discount rate was retained at 21s
per cent but the private discount rate
advanced in London. The money outlook
there gives rise to some unsettlement Of
sentiment.
The London selling helped to turn
prices downward here after an effort 10
life them during the first hour.
The pressure on United States Steel was
conspicuous in spite of the evidence that
the month Just closed showed an out
put of steel and iron in excess of all
precedents and demand is reported to be
still in full force.
Recent buyers on United States Steel
have urged not only the great expansion
in the industry but there are hopes for
the increase in dividend disbursement not
only to 4, but to a per cent basis. The
stocks is inclined to allow for the possi-
bility of disappointment of some of the
more sanguine hopes thus expressed. Be-
sides influential selling of United States
Steel there was some pressure on Read
ing. which proved weight on the gen.
eral market The moderate and, indeed,
nominal increase in the net earnings OF
the company for August called attention
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Hubbard Bros. g. Co.'S Letter.

] New York, September Especial y
| The Liverpool market today, our cables
state, was influenced by reports that the
| ginners' report would be bearish. and that
the bureau would not be as bulish as
was at one time expected. That market
was, therefore, lower than due, but or
| the decline here it was soon seen that the
sellers had sold about all they wanted to
part with, and on a little buying demand
the market became steady and advanced
above the close of last evening. The
temper is. however, bearish on the same
ideas as were cabled Liverpool. The GIN
ners' report must be bearish to account
for the receipts, and yet the price of cot
ton seed is advancing in the south because
the cotton seed oil mills expect a small
amount of seed to crush from q small
crop Exports to the continent are to date
in excess of last season. The American
spinners are willing to buy on call, but
as they are expecting lower prices they
do not fix the price. Meanwhile the de-
mand in Manchester is excellent, and on
the continent 1t is improving. But the
trade expects that the large receipts will
break the market. Liverpool should ad-
vance points tomorrow.
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PROTEST WILL BE
FILED BY AMERICA

Toxic. September 30.-A special dis
patch from Washington to the Asahl
declares that the American government
will file soon an official protest against
the recently concluded convention be-
tween Japan and China wherein the
former secured mining monopoly in
Manch uria. The dispatch maintains
further that America, which desires to
procure an interest in the monopoly. re :
CARDS Japans failure to consult Wash
ington in the matter as breach of
good faith.
The dispatch declares that the Man.
churia convention is regarded as a dis
stinct violation of the open door"
policy, to which Japan was pledged
The matter has excited great deal
of comment in official circles and the
press, but the whole story is denied on
high authority.
Baron Kagora Takailira, who is gem
orally supposed to have been relieved
of his post as Japanese ambassador to
the United States on account of his
failure to make the Manch urian policy
of his government pleasing to Wash
ingt6n, was received in audience today
by the Emperor and Empress
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

Liverpool, September 30.-Cotton spot
In fair demand; prices 3 points higher.
American middling fair, 7.S2d; good mid
ding. 7.52d; middling, 7.36d; low mid
ding, 7.1Sd; good ordinary, SGD; ordi-
nary, 6.67d.
The sales of the day were 5000 bales,
of which 500 were for speculation ard
export and included 1900 American.
Receipts, 1000; including, 1900 American
Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed steady. October, 702d; October
November, 6.96d; November December
December-January, esd; January-F eb-
ruary, SID; F'ebruaryMarch, 690d
March-April April-May, 6.S9t5d May
June, 6.S9d; June-July, 6.SS1ad; July-Au-
gust, 6.S51Ad.