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Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
BUTLERS ARE CONVICTED.
After Being Out Only a Short Time
Jury COnvicts Defendants of Crimi.
nally LibeIling Ex-Judge S. b. Ad.
ams-Fines of $500 and $3.50 Are
Imposed.

Imposed.
Greensboro, N. c., April 6.-The Su-
perior Court this afternoon returned a
verdict of guilty in the case charging
Marion Butler and his brother, Lester
F. Butler, with criminal libel in pub
fishing in The Raleigh Caucasian arti-
cles rejecting on the personal and Of
fetal integrity of ex-Judge Spencer B.
Adams during his term of office as
asaw Citizenship Court, in the Indian
Territory. Judge Long fined Marion
Butler $500 and half the costs and
Lester Butler $3.50 and half the costs
After going through the usual for
mality of moving to set aside the ver-
dict and asking for a new trial, coun-
sci for the defendants gave notice OF
an appeal to the Supreme Court.
The jury reached an agreement as
to the verdict after deliberating about
two hours. Judge Long finished his
charge at 11:45 o'clock, having con-
sUmed an hours time in reviewing the
testimony and explaining the law in
| the case to the jury.
Before pronouncing judgment Judge
| Long stated that he would much
prefer to see some disposition made OF
the three remaining indictments
against the Buffers, as well as the civil
suit instituted by Judge Adams, be-
| fore passing sentence and suggested
that the attorneys get together and
confer concerning the matter. After
a short absence, the lawyers returned
| to the court room and reported that
| they were unable to reach an agree
ment, whereupon the judgment was
pronounced. Judge Long stated that
he would not try either of the remain
| ing cases and asked that they be post
poned to some term of court to be
held after he finishes his work in this
district
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
INVITATIONS ISSUED TO
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Annual Occasion of Mount Olive Grad
ed School Will Be Celebrated
April 91l2.

The following invitations have been
issued:
'eYou are invited to be present at the
commencement exercises of the
Mount Olive Graded School April 9, II
and II, 1909"
The following program has been ar
ranged for this annual occasion:
Friday. April 9, p. m.-Music re-
cital.
Sunday. April IL, II a. m.-Com-
mencement sermon, Rev. E. H. Nc
Whorter, Maxton, N. C.
Monday, April IL, 10 a. m-Literar,
address, Prof. J. B. Carlyle, Wake For
est, N. C.
Monday, April IL, p. m-An even
ing with the Franklin Literary Socie-
ty, Patrick Farmer president, and Miss
Bershie McWhorter secretary. The
That all legislation, both state and
national, should be submitted to the
people for their ratification" Affirm
ative, Davis L. McWhorter, Mount
Olive; Arnold w. Byrd, Calypso; VIII
lie T. Byrd, Mount Olive. Negative
Floyd A. Andrews, and Allen B. An
drews, Mount Olive, and G. Cleveland
Hawkins, Kener, Ala.
The members of the graduating
class are: Miss Bershie Florence Nc
Whorter, Miss Stella May Taylor, Miss
Winifred Jeanette Swinson, Miss
Ethel May Davis, Davis Lee McWhor-
ter, Grover Cleveland Hawkins, Ar
mold Wesley Byrd, Allen Boykin An
drews, Willie Talmage Byrd.
Marshals for the occasion will be
Leon M. Rattray, chief; Melvin An
drews and Leslie Davis.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
CAPT. HOWELL SELECTED
TO GO TO GRAND LODGE
VIII Represent Neuse Lodge, No. 6
Odd Fellows at the May
Meeting.

Capt. R. P. Howell has been elected
representative to the Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellows, which meets in Char
lotte May II, by the members OF
Neuse Lodge, No. 6, I. o. o. +.
Mr.. D. w. Cobb was elected alter
nate.
A large number of the members OF
Neuse Lodge will attend the meeting
of the Grand Lodge.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
OF TAX
LISTERS NOW COMPLETE
Registrars and Poll Holders Also An
nOunced for All Towns Hold
ing Elections.


The appointment of tax listers for
each township of Wayne county, a
partial list of which was announced
at the meeting of the board of county
commissioners held here Monday, is
now complete, as is also the list of
registrars and poll holders for all
owns holding municipal elections.
The complete list is as follows:
Tax Listers.
Tax listers were appointed as fol-
lows for townships in county:
Goldsboro-A. B. HollowelI and
James Hollowell.
Fork-Janes Edwards.
Granthanl--George P. Britt.
Brogden-W. F. Moore.
Seven Springs-C. F. Herring.
New Hope-L. D. Summer1in.
Saulston-J. M. Parks.
Nahunta-G. A. Winders.
Great Swamp-M. r. Hooks.
Buck Swamp-W. L. Garris.
Pikeville-R. H. Smith.
Stony Creek-Shade D. Pate.
Registrars and Poll Holders.
Registrars and poll holders for May
municipal elections were appointed as
follows:
Whitehall-S. D. Bird, registrar;
Aaron Stroud, F. L. B. Rouse.
Mount Olives. ]. Roberts, regis
trar; D. MeGee, J. w. Andrews.
Dudley-B. j. Bowden, registrar
Giles Kornegay, C. L. O'Berry.
Fermentation Yelverton, regis
trar; c. r. Aycock and DR.. J. E. Per-
son.
Pikeville-Addie Hosea, registrar /;
5. F. Bloward, Johnnie Williams
Eureka-Sam Martin, registrar; G.
E. Yelverton and w. d. Dawson.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

Pittsburg, April IA cyclone which
swept Illinois, Mississippi, Kansas and
other Western and Southern states
yesterday and last night is passing
eastward. This morning tt crossed
Michigan and Ohio, doing great dam
age Buildings were unroofed. trees
uprooted and windows smashed. No
loss of life is reported today. but the
storm is still severe enough to do inn
mense damage.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
TORNADO KILLS TWENTY AND
DOES MUCH DAMAGE
Cyclone Passing Eastward Many
Buildings Unr0Ofed and Much
Damage to Crops.

Chicago. April 7.-Reports received
this morning are to the effect that at
least twenty persons are dead as~t the
result of a tornado which swept
through the Middle West last night.
Many more were injured, much prop
erty and crops was destroyed. Most
of the dead are in Kentucky, Mississip-
pi, and Arkansas, though Indiana and
Illinois report several dead.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
New York Stock Market

New York, April S.-The stock mar
ket opened active and strong with
brisk demand for many issues Ches-
apeake & Ohio was one of the most
prominent features. American Tele-
phone was also prominent in the trad
ing. American Cotton Oil showed a
gain of rs, and Virginia-Carolina
Chemical, 1 Ia.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
Torpid Liver, Stomach Trouble.

Torpid Liver, Stomach Trouble.
Mr.. James O'Byrne, 626 Madison ST.,
Topeka, Kas., conductor Sante Fe Rail-
way and member Order of Railway Con-
ductors, writes:
81 suffered with a torpid liver and
stomach trouble, which made my COM
plexion very sallow, and I felt misera-
BILE and tired all the time.
tAn aunt wrote me that she was TAX
ing Peruna with such good results that
she advised me to try it, and finally
bought a bottle, although I hsliked to
take patent medicines.
"However, L found Peruna very agree
able to take, and effective, as 1 felt bet
ter in week. 1 took only five bottles
In all and found that was all needed.
81 am most grateful to you for what
your medicine has done for me-"
Dysentery Entirely Relieved.
Mr.. w. N. Casey, bennington, ILL.,,
writes:
"In two weeks after beginning your
treatment was we'll. used nine bot
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

Freedom of religious worship, and
the absolute separation of church and
state. constitute foundation stones in
the structure of this republic, and un-
Ter these wise provisions this country
has grown and prospered.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
JERSEY BILL.

have q thoroughbred Jersey Full,
three years old-milk record OF moth
er gallons day-that / am serving
on my farm only, at $1.0O insured.
F. 8. Will sell same for $500.
JOS e. ROBINSON,
Goldsboro. u. G..
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
vi EFT ARMS.
Suffragettes AssaiI Premier on Lon
dOn's Streets Today.

London, April "A flying squad
rom of suffragettes swooped down on
Premier Asquith on the streets today
and two of the women seized the Pre-
mier and while he struggled to free
himself they importuned him to grant
equal rights to women.
He finally escaped from them with
out making them any promise.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
CAPTURED THE WRONG MAN.
Lively Chase Last Night After Thought
to Be Intruder.

A1tC1y CHuSO AltSb NlSub A1OcE 4AOuSu'
to Be Intruder.
From Wedne esday's Daily.
Just a few minutes after midnight
last night, Mrs. Siddie Freeman was
awakened by a would-be intruder. and
quickly gave an alarm. Her nephews
ran from their house and seeing fee
ing man took few shots at him
Chief Fu1ghum joined in the chase and
shot at the man, who was soon cap
tured.
In the mayors court this morning
the colored man, who stated his name
was Bynum, proved an alibi and was
released.
The window of Mrs. Freeman's home
was forced open, showing that some
one tried to enter, but the wrong man
was captured.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
ALL SUMNER SESSION.

Tariff Talk From Senator Rayner
Today.
Washington, D. c., April 2.-Senator
Rayner said today that If the Republi-
can members of the finance committee
continue to hold private hearings on
the tariff bill, Democrats will put up
such fight when it comes to the SEN
ate that this body will be kept at the
Capitol all summer.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
Not Selling Tickets Beyond Goldsborc

NOI oeIllng Tickets Beyond GOIdSDOrO.
The following bulletin has been is
sued by the Norfolk & Southern Rail-
road: "On account of the Norfolk &
Southern not using the new union sta
ton at Goldsboro, the company has
taken off sale all tickets to points be-
yond Goldsboro in the State of North
Carolina
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

Washington, D. c., April Frank
Fuller, of Durham, met the President
today by invitation, and discussed
with him the Eastern Carolina judge
ship. Mr.. Fuller was asked to come
here by the Attorney-General, with
whom he had an interview yesterday
House with him today. Mr.. Fuller,
who returned to the state tonight,
seemed to be well pleased at the re
suit of his interviews with the Presi-
dent and the Attorney General. He
was one of the five candidates invited
to come to Washington to stand the
Taft judicial civil service examina-
| ton.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

Prof. Johnson is clearly the claam-
pion of the Afro-American population.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

And now the heiress of Essen and
Of the Krupp works wants divorce.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

The tariff bill should be patched un-
til Cousin Serene would not know it.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

Greensboro, N. c., April THE
court costs in the Buffers trial case
in the Superior Court for libel of ex-
Judge Adams will approximate four
thousand dollars. This, of course,
does not include the amounts they
must have paid out in the way of ex-
pense to witnesses they had here from
a distance, big hotel bills, railroad
fare, etc.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

Be silent and pose for a philosopher.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

Washington, D. c., April Capt.
Graham L. Johnson, Sixth Infantry,
who had charge of the army recruit
ing station at Scranton, Pa, has ar
rived here to assume duty as a mill
tary aide to President Taft. Captain
Johnson is from Alabama and had
charge of the Philippine insurrection
leader, Aguinaldo, until he was re-
leased from captivity in 1902.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
NEWS IN GENERAL.
Carefully Cleaned and Boiled Down
For Busy Readers.

Denver, Col, April THE anti-sa
loon forces were generally victorious
throughout the state at the municipal
election yesterday. OF the twenty-five
towns from which definite returns
have been received eighteen voted to
become dry" while seven voted to
license saloons. In several cities the
result is still in doubt.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

Fort de France, Martinique, April Z.
Castro left the steamer
Guadalupe at this port today and has
taken up quarters on shore. Finding
all ports in the West Indies excepting
Fort de France barred against him
the present course was the only left
open to the former Venezuelan dicta-
tor. Castro's wife will continue or
board the Guadalupe to La Guaira.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10
Removed Catarrh, Restored Appetite.

Removed Cdtarrh, Restored Appetite
H. We, Wv tes:
royed
81 and cheerful
which has cured efectually
"My only
mi
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

Washington, d. c., April This
was a bad day for the Republican or
ganization of the House. By coali-
ton between some Republicans, Gin
surgents," and the Democrats, the
ways and means committee was
bowled over and the advocates of free
crude oil and its products won a sig
nal victory when an amendment by
Mr.. Norris, of Nebraska, placing the
insignificant duty of one per cent. ad
valorem on those articles was adopted
by substantial majority.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

as 20td
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-04-10

ties of Peruna. My case was bowel
trouble or dysentery.
81 also tried Peruna for a cough, ac-
cording to directions, and it exceeds any
cough syrup I ever used.
81 wish every one afflicted would give
Peruna a trial"
Pe-ru-na as a Tonic.
Capt. r. B. Smith, Greensboro, Ca.
writes:
"After using several bottles Of Peru
ma can recommend it as one Of the best
catarrh medicines on the market As
tonic it has no equal.
"Peruna is all that is claimed for it.o
Catarrh of Stomach.
Mr.. Henry Neely, First Lieutenant,
Co. "F," s6th Regiment, o. V. l., Box
623, Trenton, Mo-, writes: 81 suffered
for years with catarrh of the stomach.
Seeing an adver ertisement of Peruna, I
bought bottle and every dose made me
feel better. Seven bottles completely
cured me-"
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. Jauua-y -. 1893.
BEEyTs-Reoeipts we're a. cars or 1888 head. in
cGs1g IS fcT saushterers ana IS for market,
TeoeiT-s ruled frrn and 10 hiFHe-: bulls were SLOW
z7s5ss5a-ss " 3ri-es l9t raj rs re-o o fs s
:Ts 9 y Ts ssSs 8 g que re l 4 com l'2 IN - L5iie fiIy
s5eaS4 COWS ST s. l%S4. and one choice tat COW a.
u: Per n vita most of hs sales at sg9s.c liverpool
H-d London cables last received quoted live cattle ;er
l5a lac n estimated dressed weight: rer geTaor
today, none Te-rnorrow the Minneapolis Tor Ion
don VIII taze out 300 quarters O. Ieef Tor Sohuara
-sses 49, ,z.--- 1' .S It l.t-
,1 SIS quarters Of beef for the Morris Beef company.
liverpool quarters of beef for the swift Beef CON
Iszy and 6 quarters for the Morris P@ef company.
IN to- tn week Of 72T quarters of beet, all TO ports Of
ssssrs IS : ceJaasslsn Cc1p.ay 9 Is 9es4 q ESeatgesz
al Sc Is o. 1lQ8 II. al S. . do 1c5N n. at s. a.
E Sanders: ohio steer. leo n. a. s. .. q Ken
z ;.cEg e. ozsH loS T. a s. . d 5 iss9 = ~ a. a. - ;
: Do, 1851 n $ 80: Dc. s. n. $. i
6s!to5 g: Ir5isI. s3es-s 1881 n at seas: -
NsPasTs'n & q, & @: eHnszrarta , s-sers $40 n a;
g. - 7o 5,a IL 3 - = \ 1a ' ~ ~ "a H. IT, = = DO - I5at
q sS 90 m =. = 80 81 - % 90 I7ao q q. ~ - r. - T. r.
O. s5 = a. s. ~; Do 1000 I a $ - l. Do .'il
a = q So 90 - - a' - r. e a 6S , 3 S u n at a $ %. q 2 %
$50: 60. Tss H. at s. Il.
csLyEs B. Es s2l he'd @ nelqa,n~ @ - @29 &c fo-
Lea over Te.-s-is~ ga On sale Ters were n strictly
prime choice v@ars ofre-zd the under grades vera
calves slow. and one ar VAS
hs6 calves almost nominal Ordinary
god S7dSa 80 per 100 n Western calves
s. 50; ~ q . Dressed calves SOW
. iuveT sGls--- p Tor city CresSe4 Nea-s ana
1870 for ocunTry dressed
ssles-v r Hume: 4s Buffalo veals. 132 n average,
ssn5s-s = Western calves. 30 n, s. SO veal
10 2. So
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts acre II cars.
2s37 Including for sarE1f@ eTs anl > lF
MAXIM stale sa-e
Sheep nominal but feeling Te=S- laInps
f5v an l0- Io-e-: . were hea over tNar-l! =
SOD 5rdS5 per lu3 n fair 10 e1a -aIl. az -
SsT 60. Dressed mutton sinN O. "H4's Per
n d-essa5 lambs slow and lower 1uE12l2c per n.
l3c: country dressed hothouse lambs 81 lower ~
ssSSll per -,
s. ~ i'ff 4
shppsrs Commission Co.: l5& Qhiq 's.lss "a 10 AZ
t1i0; la and Eea-ltrEs. - To- AZ ), N
r. 2 Hume 10 s-a-e lambs. 81 L - - D. -
cEls g n At s.. wear lIss - IT, ar = -s
. ss-6ers- % STATE lambs. 20 H. ~ 8 =: g 90
= H. s. 10T earrings :" IT, ~ :" %. ~ "'- -
Il, a. s. 50. sheep. 100 10. At 50
HoGS-Recei9tE were 16 cars. - 3Vl5 .ea9.- a.
fr- slauEhtere-s N-0-e for sale on ING N's----
READY a. 5 : 9 o. per 10
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. L-EF eceipts estl-nst 90 81
zeee head market steady steers. : f' n
gssse hsfers sass -: bulls $ - Q $. o' 'r-,s
D5oSss and feeders. s. 30 = y - No.
Receipts estimated a. = arn head market ios1-,o
.tshe-; choice hea-- shipping &6 "r7 - b' e. :
ss se SO -. rhr rixe 1a- choice liEEt 90 -
Gss % packrg So go 50 n pigs. 81 - 50 60: buI4
q sales Sc l51 Sc ~. SHEEFReceiffs 'sI ma lt-
teeo heac: market steady. sheep s. - s. Co lan's
Ci8et5nsff En- 5e <t5GI},Fzeceipts ESQ head
s.eT.; butchers and shippers So 20 50 ~ ~
= eeg s. - ATTT.EF Receipts '6f' hel', e. "a
= strong fair 20 good shippers. so So
lss 90 S1EEF-7Zrce pts f=T head sie-d1' . 80 y
20 ia.nbs STEADY. s. - 3 SO . .. TO-
East Busslo Jan. 29.-CATTLE-Recoipts. 80
ssseo; fair demand and steady prime s'eefS, '.-l
- EEALS-Rece:nts. 200 head: actite aHL ~, ~.
Ligaer- t79slo. FpsS-Rcceipts $500 AeaH' SI''r d.
7Es EorEers E61sc higher others Feady- Lea y
:, mixed. Sc = Sc 60 Yorers SO 10 - -, Pcs
A4xtSsoHeceipts. u 900 head: active sheep se1s'
-eS 1tS 4ee lover; lanb5 S5q - 40 80
q Union Stock Yards Pfttsburg Jan. 29-FAI TIL.
sskP light STEADY. choice Sc % Sc b, prime p ~
s5461.- StAEP-Supply light slow: pi me -
s? - eu!Ls and common So 50 5i lamps. So; e.
e e. hOCS-Receipts fair. sctiEe. pf tIle Ile
e. % medium. Sc $50 Ss 55 heavy EorleTs - 81
Ss - HsAt Workers. 81 9o9s Sc 10; pigs 50 'oa g "''
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

49,, New York. January 29, 1909;
Of beans and no sacks Of pes BUYERS are .t taking
m oe pea ana aboat stcady on most ofr yaTietIe %
Scotch peas held with confidence. We quote: BEANS
naF6oT m m eho3H per 6gsa = 2i 10 r9Ir ar to F2el @ s. @
So 10QS2 medium. 95aS2 white kidney. -oice
cfoice 81 25QS2 30 do common good 81 IoIs2 20 vel
10y eye. choice 81 95a$8 black turtle soup eh9ee - -
as2 80. lima. Calornta choice - sO' PEAS Scotch
bas5 per bush 50 4oa$2 az chad.
her feeling was shown todav on hne and Lhney sT1e
the q1aity Of stock Offering wiI come up The
559 Qualities Of both lTesh and held are in excessive
supply very dull and Of uncertain value Process n
quote: ceaneIy specials per NJ aoa8ol4c oaieal 800
&c; thirds, 2@q24c do held specials &F9 e. 90
Do taf0s c9s 60 do Extras 5 24r DO frs,5
22c do seconds 2ia221: do thrd5 Is7 o- western
imitation creamery. hrss I3g4C: western iaTSGlZ
I9c: packing stock. No /. held. 2oc do No 1selS'zc'
90 CTEf;sE@ to-day G6s boxes Trading has
beer afEe feS ,1le5 ~ fe9~ immediate Te1enent
stocks ar not co2sdeI eAcesSive IA ana h " SIMS
in rDo!rae supply selling slowly though finer grades
Of good grades Of skins during ten or
Otherwise very little export business on me "a "a mr. ar
roiored and els 81 for white. We quote state, ful,
cream specials, IlHG154c do large or small coiorea
aqs 0es ST. l&is: DO 6 g23d s5e 5 r. , 1i'4c do
skins dne ad1oc DO far to good '-s'-e' 90 common"
EGGs-Ecceips today 4.5s6 cases ont of town town
orders exceeded quantity available to1at ana Hte
considerable needed to cover short s4es 10
dev sor1a reports from West have increased the
eT.-,istfya feeling prices have made shsp ahNa
losing state. Pennsylvania ana neaFiE'
selected white. fancy 36c 10 fair TO choics 40
brown ana fancy sac; do fair t. eh3.ee 5ac: 4
Western and Southern. fEsts, Sc: do seconds 70 -
3, trirs 2sGS0c; dirties 2Ha IS; cneeks -'Q-''' II
rrtceratr-= @5T2Sc .,
Ef;sI-yTS- -FRESFi-R Receipts Of appies are rather
quiet. hut prices Hell seaaE i
-euirss fancy reach top figures aHd yer ore
- y-o los or suporative quality command premium
t'anfe-es are dull berries moving SLOWLY uness
good lity: prices without clahse D79
ana rrapef-nit STEADY. with fair ceIIai-5
Cuisr Ne ouote: APPLES, King and Northern sp! -
lfI 50FS5- DO Baldwin cOl sl1I 4eS
E C9n,Sn storage So aOGS4 30 DO Ben Davis, s. 5U
e. 5o do Creenins, storage S4gS5 oo DO cOilO
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January %, 1t-r'.
CNEFTE-atter opening q decline Of 81 10 points
ana selling tiaiy 10 points lower during the middle
session. the market recovered most Of the decline
during tha middle closing steady, UUchanSeG
= points I'll reported OF
1000 Trs opening decline attributed TO the
influence European markets. and there vas
selling during the day. which said 10 be
easier firm offers from Brazil Offerings were not
IeaHZ however, and supporting orders toward the
ucse found responsive market The French market
closed decline oS = franc. and Hamburg vas
a. VfE lower Receipts al the two bIsZllall b-IiS
cs0 against 10000 last and 10000 two
.TuuilaIty receipts 1880 bags, INST
1000 last year aud 1000 years age. Warehouse
6-liye--es fairly liberal scale. the New
York deliveries reaching 17274 bags. according TO to
days against Iu+NE bags last year some l'
in authorities in the trade while admitting that the
primary movement been rather heavy fo~ this sea
year. still predicting good decrease IN
worlds visible supply The market to- Spot Coee
the basis Of itac tor ts'
No =
vas e.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30

(oJVOS-The cotton market and
settled TO-DAY. with prices selling into low ground
although mai steady slight recovery
from he bottom a Of covering the
225""n bales The market opened
barely steady decline of 5fN points, and after ieq
Illl4 points active months under heavy ltquida-
and Southern selling. which was
Liverpool cables, tax OF SACK
a15 TuloTs Of difficulties in MancHestHI-
Cc-rad China trade but thai the troubles
without Importance
5OC May and @tr for October the market
received support from some Of -he big spot in
mission houses which prices stsad"I tGI points
f-a-l later the market weakened again
big siEIt fE estimates for tfaTsA
and easier
were lower. The close was ; or points up
rra-l t@ advces with reference % in
terror spot markets somewhat conrictns but tle
general impression IA that spots have not followed te
been little liberal although It is claimed that
holders have disposition grant CONCESSIONS
liverpool caFsI offerings were fTeeT ne
AIy figures OF the New YORK cotton y
.ca OIL bales wear overland mills and canada
~ hsfas aganst Southern ni
Tanrs ssrImata5p 70uo bales against 900 bales as
a interior towns 1881 has. asaSI
se 2s fa.es against 565 bales last year Tos crop
movement receipts I,4"o54l bales aeain-r
fa7es year. overland 20 mills and tanala $50. ~
against bales last SoulieIn MN
sock ar Interior excess OF September 6'iEt
Fsler against bales last year brought mo S1
-rJs far for season 1e % 5G2 bales against
r.Ee last total TG1selIeIt Is Itst'-L
The range contract prices in the local market 10 nay
New-York tribune., 1909-01-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

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re- Western winter IS 11izd; futures sfeaS!y'
s--.ea 7g sasd. Ma, = 74d. July. as Sd CORR
Id Hseady new American mixed Cia Galvvent'n,I 2s
eFeei, futures quie-. March. 4i4a MaE. IS +7sH-
tst ,ssnaeaa steady. IS ID FLyoUK-Wlntsr Iat-
ssUsssy 2ss 80. HOPS London faoihr '-oaS.
q i@3E2 BEEF-Eztra India mess sieaay Us Is
-ofSk-Priue mess Western quiet as 10 hi4 NIS
49, cnt. 4 lS n strong. sSs. BAcON-' 'nn-.i
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s0rCnE. long clear mdlles light = 10 . 10 so
6 So. long clear IllddeE. heavy = . 40 To- 4ts
usfs short clear 10 20 n. SEs 80" iil-
- - bellies 10 Is rf Quiet BIS. SHOULDERS
en- : II 70 = n strong s9s 81 LAEl-E,riine Ntst
egs. 1eTces, quiet, sar American Ieiile'' IN aiS'
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. -. 20 LLNsEED oLL--s.ea4y. rs.