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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
Frank Morrison Telephone Magnate.

The West Union Rural Telephone
Co. of which Mr.. F. Nor! ispn IL the
active head, will start operations in
this vicinity at once Mr.. Morrison
has been connected with The farmer
telephone movement for number oc
years and has been very success full
in the northern counties of the state.
He tells us that so extensive has the
movement grown that in Winneshiek
county there are hardly a dozen
farmers who do not own their own
telephone lines, and that their SER
vice in consequence costs them very
little. Mr.. Morrison has plan by
which he builds the lines and rents
service, and allows the farmers to
purchase the lines any time they
wish to. BY renting pole contracts
in the heads of leads of existing
companies, the cost of building is
very much reduced An active
campaign will be inaugurated at.
once.-West Union Union.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
New Road Law.

A statute recently enacted and
now in effect repeats the old drag
law and provides as follows:
1st.. 1t requires rather than per-
mits township trustees to drag all
main travelled roads including all
rural mail routes.
I'd. Trustees shall pay not to eX-
coed fifty cents per mile for each
mile actually travelled in dragging
the old limit of five dollars per mile
being entirely wiped out-and there
is no limit under the new law except
as above noted.
Sd. Requires the city councils of
cities and incorporated towns to
cause the main travelled roads
within the corporate limits leading
into the city or town to be dragged
regularly and Systematically.
4th. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to drive, ride or
cause to be driven a vehicle of any
description on or upon the south
half of an east and west highway or
the east half of a north and south
highway after the same has been
dragged and before such portion of
the highway shall have dried suffi-
GENTLY to pack under a horses feet,
or frozen hard enough to carry, pro-
vided that nothing in this section
shall apply to those instances where
it is impossible to drive with safety
on the west or north side of the
read.
9Th. Provides penalties for violat-
ing any provision of the act. First
offense, one to ten dollars. After
offienses, five to twenty-five dollars.
9Th. Requires township trustees
to contract for dragging at the April
meeting, giving preference to abutt-
ing land owners.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
The New Train Service.

The new train service on the Mil
waukee between McGregor and
Mason City, announced in these col
umns last week, was inaugurated
Monday. Train No. 80 leaves Mason
City at 1:45 p. m. and arrives at
North MMcGregor at 6:10 p. M,
making connections with the train
for Dubuque. Train No. 33 leaves
North McGregor at 800 p. m. and
arrives at Mason City at 7:15 p. m.
The new service will be much ap-
preciated by those who travel this
way frequently.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Henry Ii. Harris Presents "The Lion
and the Mouse" IA Play in Four
Acts, by Charles Klein, Au-
thor of 1.-The Third
Degree"
Cast of Characters.

Note-In the following cast the
characters are named in the order
in which they first appear
Rev. PontifeX Deetle. Chas. Sturges
Jane Deetle. ... Elizabeth De Witt
Mrs. ROssmore. 80. Dora l.. Allen
Miss Nesbit. 80. Margaret Shayne
Judge Rossmore. -. Walter Allen
EX-Judge Scott. -. Frazer Coulter
EXpressman. .......... Tom Chick
Shirley Rossmore. Edith Barker
Jefferson Ryder :. Malcolm Duncan
Hon. Fritzroy Bagley. Martin Sabine
Jorkins. ........ Charles Sturges
Senator Roberts. 49,. E. A. Eberle
Kate Roberts.
..... Marion Pollock Johnson
Mrs. John Burkett Ryder. .....
............G Grace Thorne
John Burkett Ryder.
............ Olive Doud Byron
Maid. ........... Beatrice Craven
Synopsis.
Act Reception room in Ross
more's cottage in small Long Island
village
Act II.-Inner private library in
the Ryder mansion on Filth Avenue.
(Lapse of six weeks.)
Act III.-Same as Act II.
Act IV.-Shirley's suite in the Ry-
der establishment. (The next morn
ing)
Time-The present.
Staged by William Harris and R.
A. Roberts. Scenery designed and
painted by Joseph A. Psysioc, and
built by p. j. Mcdonald. Electrical
effects by Peter w. King. Hats by
KurZman, New York.
Executive Staff for Henry Il. Harris.
General Manager. -. James Forbes
Acting Manager VIM. Hale
Press Representative r.. w. Priest
Stage Manager. 80. Walter Allen
Curtain will ring up at S:15 sharp,
Saturday, April oath.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
Capturing Big Catfish.

In an attempt to capture a giant
catfish which he discovered resting
at ease near the shore of the Mus
catine slough, Frank Healey, II
years old, grabbed it by the gills,
although the fish began to move, he
hung to it grittily and was dragged
100 feet into the slough, where the
water was over ten feet deep. His
brother seeing his desperate plight
grabbed a Ratchet and swan to his
aid. With heavy blows he stunned
the great fish and the two boys
showed it to the shore. 1t weighed
50 pounds.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
Irving Gives Splendid Program,

On account of the inclemency of
the weather, the annual public pro-
gram of the Irving Literary Society
OF Luther College was postponed
from Wednesday to Thursday even
ing of last week, when a good sized
audience greatly enjoyed the vari-
Gus numbers on the program. The
speeches, music and declarations
were all eXcellently rendered, and
all who were present were very
much pleased with the program.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
Band Concerts This Summer.

Quite a sum of money has been
raised by subscription during the
past week for a series of open air
concerts during the coming sum-
mer by the DEBORAH Merchants Band.
From present indications the sum-
mer of 1909 will become famous for
the things doing in DEBORAH. 1t will
be almost one continuous round of
pleasure.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
Laugh at Their Victims.

Some of the people in this vicinity
who are in the habit of buying from
these fake peddlers who come along
occasionally would not think they
were so wise if they could hear those
fellows tell their stories in the hotel
hotels one of these grocery fakirs
who had just returned from the
country was telling how he soaked"
several farmers on tea-selling it
to them at ninety-eight cents a
pound, when the same thing could
be purchased at any grocery store
in Hampton for fifty cents.-Hamp-
ton Chronicle.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
Mrs. WhitmeIl Resigns.

Mrs. Whitmell, who for a number
of years has been instructor in writ
ing and drawing in the city schools,
has filed her resignation with the
school board. She expects to go to
Aberdeen, S. D., with her son-in-law
and daughter, Supt. H. c. Johnson
and wife, when he takes charge of
the schools there.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
Electricity at Postville.

The people of Postville will hold
a special election on May 18th to
vote upon the question of granting
franchise to F. R. Hale, a repre-
sentative of the Upper Iowa Power
Co., for the use of the streets for
poles, wires, etc., for transmitting
electric light and power from the
new dam to that place.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
Presents Flag to Ladies of G. A. r..

On Saturday a handsome flag ar
rives from Chicago, which had been
ordered by Capt. Thos. Graham of
Des Moines, for presentation to the
Ladies of the G. A. r. Mr.. Graham
was obligated into this order upon
recent visit to DEBORAH, and took
this occasion to show his apprecia-
ton of it. The gift will of course
be greatly appreciated by the mem
bers of the Garfield Circle.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21

Whatever you want in dry goods
no matter what it is it will pay you
to investigate and look through our
immense stock before you buy as
we can save you from one-fourth to
one-third on your purchase during
our closing out sale. A. Neish &
Sons.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
BY HARRY j. GREEN.
Next Conference FIN Decorah.

At the session of the DEBORAH
District Conference, NJ. E. church,
held in Riceville last week, it was
voted to hold the next meeting in
DEBORAH. This district comprises
about thirty-five charges, and the
meeting will be attended by most of
the ministers and doubtless a num-
Der of laymen.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21

People who sit before Rey-
nolds' camera get the best photos
that are made in this part of Iowa.
A fact worth remembering when you
want your picture taken. 12tf.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21

This is no CLOSING Out" sale,
only saving our customers some
good money on photos-thats all.
Reynolds, Photographer. 12tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21

MADAM, your neighbors are
getting my free gift There's a cou-
pom for you on another page. Look
for the Galvanic Soap adv. See what
the adv. says. Caleb E. Johnson.
III
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
NATHAN DRAKE

late OF GIenwoOd township, in Vim
neshiek county, Iowa, deceased, at
which time and place you will ap-
pear and show cause, if any, why
said will should not be admitted to
probate.
In testimony whereof | have
hereunto subscribed my name and
affixed the seal of said office, this
oath day of March, 1903.
[Seall S. E. BRICKNER,
1874 Clerk District Court.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21

If you have anything for sale,
try the Public Opinion Want Column
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
Notice i'm Probate
NUIICC III ITUUUIt.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
You and each of you are hereby
notified to appear at the Court
House in Winneshiek county, Iowa,
on the 26th day of April, A. D.
1909, at 1000 o'clock, a. m. to at
tend the probate of an instrument
purporting to be the last will and
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21

Note-In the following cast the
characters are named in the order
in which they first appear.
EudoXia .......... Ella Craven
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

a s. sos Toa F4sss. e. FL 1s
Setcsst. :is SossfS sb NovsasS:T and Dsc.nSss'
MoIAssEs AND syBUPs-Ths market for nnol.,..,
saS SEsSins: E a. shs S gSsssloa:
ssT
O O6s I'll va. aS: fs@. S buy
en-
Rshsd psos a. @ SeRans:d Gss the
ss q aSs at hs
Ss So Ssg PhadDhs Y 10 Az 9e 40 90 s 10 & a
white New YoTk bDs e55e' DO bulk 2Se do PhiIade!-
York f2iSe do PILLS Phadsp6la. T. ioc coTToSsEEp oil
d Gy fqd ] ]RSiPs DT@s ausu: ssT gG meg
S7oa0 7Se: ostoSsT TS2GS EossmSsr. 55ag5 zoe:
P!s sS. els 's a y:o~ %
eiaSsc out-9i-t9wn raw. eOaslc; Calcutta. raw Ioc-
PRovIsToSs-The provision market generally
G@ on IN aep .n m s5s easa and S f T os While
sseo9 Me4day. cl,y @ad 1000
sscs:s &S:s sa :sa.s2 :SoS,
g. paiss sa Ss nsi saa 's & mess. e $40
BEET EA95EQg.s ogoisd; s$tgss%;. PRESSED i5
Pc r: f b... 1: r. Rs Emsn. crT
n I2tsiase;' IA h. Is'saia@e: i r. iasei2+.s:
PjSKdED HAMs09Set Quoted; l2ss s5 ss s TA4H g3
s SSs9i5 iS CITY 1s9 lsr9
quoted South ARsTGa laa Continent = 00s REsa -
l3tsc
RIcE-Ihe rIe. market ruled steady to firm. with
fairly good demand. unchanged prices Quotations
follow Screenings. . SAC: ordinary. } Z Q &c; fair.
~ H4&e. good ordinary 6a5t4c. prime. 81 &c;
choice. 6Is a 6ho; head Japan. = &C. Patna 81 .
&C. Java. 5izc: Rnngoon 4& Sc: Slams a. q 5'1c
stGAR-The market for rehned sugar ruled steady
but quiet and unchanged. The following are less
and per 100 10 from Invoice and per cent FOR cash
containing 80 lib zoe: do in OF
- 5-Ib cartons. T2oc Eagle tablets. s25c. loaf
.65c; crushed 5.S5c mould zoe; cubes Eagle 5b
bags powdered ana Eagle confectionery gFanuated.
s-Ioc; &XXX powdered. bc:. powdered and coarse
dered 495e fruit powdered and Eagle coarse and
extra fine Sranulaed SIC; Eagle 2b cartons Of hns
grsnulated 605c; 2-lb bags do sl5c; lib bags dc.
6loc: 6lb bags do 5o5c lOlb BAGS do. Sc: 5 and 90
10 bags do 1900 Eagle hne standard Erauulated and
diamond A. S5c confectioners' A. 46Oc Ne 1. 6Oc;
No =. 55c: Nos and 4 445c; No 5. 8 4oe; No 9.
s35c. No :. soc: No 5 4-25C: No q. 420c. No 10.
t5c: II. 1Oc: II. 4 05e; ls f4 ID.
No l6. Withdrawn. The local market for
sugar steady but quiet and unchanged. Duty paid
prices thus quoted: Centrifugal. no test 3S2c;
musoovado. SO test 342c and m0ssses sugar 80 test
5ITc. The London market for beet sugar steady
and unchanged with July at los ga. August los 81
and October December. es II I'D. II rumcTed
that business amounting 10000 bRgs-hRf of 1t late
yesterday-had been closed the market basis Of
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago July r7.-IdeaI weather for harvesting
and increased receipts or new wheat here and in
the Southwest had weakening effect on the wheat
market here to-day. Anal figures showing losses OF
&c TO ixc compared with yesterdays close. Corn
closed steady but oats and provisions were weak
The July delivery. in particular. moved over a
wide range. the price during the day selling be
tween 81 20 and 81 .. Trade in the current month.
however was small The market closed weak. with
prices only a little above the lowest point, Win
July at s. 20l..
Arrivals Of new wheat here and in the South
west showed material increase. Nearly forty
carloads Of new wheat reported to have ar
rived here to-day. the greater part Of which VIII
be available for delivery contracts after II has
been dried" At Kansas City and St Louis total
arrivals were 24S.00o bushels, compared with lou
bushels the corresponding day last week.
General selling Of caused considerable weak
ness I'm the market for that grain early IN the
session. but a hrmer tone developed during the
last half Of the day owing to an improved de
1nand for the cash grain by shippers the market
closed steady with prices lsc lower 70 sc hiSheF
conpared with the previous close.
Heavy realizing sales. prompted by impending
arrivals OF new oats here next week. caused
break OF nearly &c in the price of oats for July
delivery. The market in general was weak all day
owing 10 the excellent weather for harvesting and
for the maturing OF the late crop At the close
prices itc to 1ssc lower than the final ngureS
Of the preceding day. July closing at she
Provisions were weak the entire day. owing 20
profit taking by local holders. The selling was
based on a sc TO I0c decline in live hogs Prices
AZ the close were &C &c lower than yesterdays ;
Gins
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
DISEASE IN THE SCHOOLS.

More than hundred thousand childen OF
school age are annually laid PROSTATE BY the three
preventable diseases Of dphtheria t9oeTeuosls ana
scarlet fever, and twenty thousand OF these IL
nesses terminate fatally. In diphtheria ana scarlet
fever the infection generally passes from Pupl 20
nupil an the early stage of the disease which only
medical inspection can detect
from the presence of one source Of contagion IS
forcibIy demonstrated by an occurrence IN schooi
at Miilgroye. Ohio. where boy with incipisent
nindng the teacher. so that they all fell sick
within ten days II discovered early, the sick are
1ot only prevented from injecting the well, but are
IN most cases easily cured, In one year about
seven hundred pupils with dphthera. scarlet fever
and tuberculosis were found attending the the schools
thousand children with other contagious diseases
.,,cb as measles. mimps, grip and syphilis. were
sSci,,ded from these schools In the interest OF
Sssth There can be no doubt that the early dis
roverv Of these ailments prevented them from in
fecting hundreds Of other children over fifteen
tSonssnd cases OF contagious eye diseases were
found in the New York City schools in one year.
and stxtv-fve thousand other children eX-
ci',ded FOR tranSmissible ailments. ranging
from diphtheria whooping cough In Philaiel-
mia about ten thousand OF the school attendants
during the year are excluded at some time because
~ diseases which menace the health of their as
sbciatss Technical World Magazine.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York July IT. 1909
8EEYEeRoceipts 10 cars. er i.SS5 nead' al
for saughterers except and cars were ned oVr
yesterday There trade In live cattle Inc zee
Ing weak. Dressed bsef quiet and unenangeo
10 later cables from the cattle and beet markets IN Great
quarters OF beef in the Minnehaha London, 23So
quarters the New York Southampton and loIs
quarters IN the Baltic to Liverpool
CALEES-Receipts 100 head. all ohect 10
slaughterers except head. The feeling was STEADY
Dressed calves steady 0d14c n for city dressed
ea13c country dressed and eGoc for butter
milks.
SaIes-McPherson & Co.: Virginia veals. $50 n at
IS 80 per 100 70; do. 1i3 70, at 50 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were Il cars or
ans including for saushterers ana for
the market making, with the stale stock 10 cars on
sale Several arrived IN addition after the marker
over but not offered to-day Sheep were IN
limited supply and steady: lambs were slow at edN
lower than yesterdays prices for the same duay OF
stock The early arrivals closed out Medium
good sheep 2ds5 per 100 o lambs at ss So9
ss So IS 10: euls S59s5 Is Dressed mutton
easy a sale per 10; dressed lambs at 11G15c
Sales-McPherson & Co: 265 Virginia lambs % 70.
IS = per 100 10 26 do 6 n at S8 % Is cuiis 40 ID
at IS Is; 10 sheep 90 10, 81 IS -
ss: 269 Kentucky do. 62 70. at S6 90
Tobin & shannon 242 Kentucky lambs, - n. az
IS IA do s. so; 10 sheep 131 ro at 81 50
Shippers Commission Company rs Kentucky larnDs
IS 20; ] sheep. I2O fb at IS.
HOGsSReceipts we're Is or 2.o15 head all for
nsly steady IS 3oaSs 45 100 10 for lht to heavy
hogs. -. -,
Sales all late yesterdsyI-s. Sanders: state hogs
ieG ss 45 per 100 n: roughs 256 n. at ~ 81
Toein 4 shannon: state hogs l60 H. al 20 40
rough 320 70. at 81 A.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
OTHER mARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati. July 1T.-CATTLE-Rsceipts.4 45 head;
market steady: fair good shippers, So 5op xs p;
common. So 259S5 HOGs-Receipts, 2.3I3 head
i0c lower; butchers and shippers. $50 50 To-
common 81 250s4 90. SHEEP-Receipts. ASS head:
steady and strong; quoted at S4as4 4o lambs
quiet weak.
Kansas City, July -CATTLE-Receipts 1000
including 1900 Southerns market steady; re
cefpts for week. 100 head. choice export and
dressed IS 81 30 fair to good 81 50 y
Sc 80; western steers 81 - q So so: stockers and
feeders 81 T5d Ss 80 southern 50 60d 50 %;
southern cows So T5a 81 20 native 81 % g;
native hefers 81 81: bulls S3d So 10: calves "a =
81 so HOGs-Receipts. 1000 head: market 5@ loc
sales. 81 75ass heavy ssg ss o.; packers a. snd q
butchers IS O5; light. 81 65 81 90; piss 90 50 2
81 so sHEEP-Recepts. 500 head; market stssdy; re-
ceipts week. 10000 head: lambs S6HSs year
iinss 81 1885 rs: vethers 81 % So 20; ewes - %
n 81: sooksrs and feeders. 81 1885 Texas muttons
81 251 s. 25 80 -,
slow steady NEAIS-ReceiptE. 100 head
market active S6dSe 25- hCCS-Rs-
ceiptE head fairly active steady heaL
and BG1oc lower light: heavy, s. ooGSs -;
mixed IS 5OaSs g. Workers. IS 25GSS 90 pigs s. lS4
IS Is. dairies IS i5qss 30. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re
ceipts 500 head market active sheep steady lambs DC
lower 81 5OGSs so - -.
Toledo. July T.-CLOvERSEED-Cash. 81 10; Octo-
her 81 10: December. 81 10: March. 81 1l5 No :,
Is. No 3. 50: rejected IS 30; n &. 81 TIMOTHY
Prime 81. ALSIKE-Prime, 81 90 August IS 10
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York July L. 1909
COFfEE-Ths coffee market to-day
ard OF the total business 900 10000
consisted OF exchanges 5000 bags August being
changed for May at 60 Tho opened quiet
at unchanged prices advance points closed
quiet net unchanged TO POINTS higher, May ard
deliveries showing the final gain. The market had a
very quiet opening. and matter OF there
TO be nothing IN tho inspire
on either side OF the account Receipts at the brazilian
ports continue and the cearances
ported since tho hTs of the month rapidly in
Crcasing supplies available consuming
markets IN the contracts August.
September and later deliveries selling below
the current month that the weight supplies
the spot situation Is perhaps fully dscountednnd may
te be oNeTdiscounted At the discount is
sufficient to prevent aggressive selling for short account
with receipts Is little disposition
take the bull side that the market remains In the
position waiting fresh Developments either tho
the movements effect
coverings this
Owing 20 q holiday there cables from
tie French to-day and other foreign markets
unchanged. Receipts the Brazilian ports
is coo bags against 4o00 last year and Juntahy
receipts 5000 bags sgstnst 81 900 last The
weather continues cold in all sections OF sao Paulo and
t month later the temperatures might Re at
tracing attention Ths market for spot coffee
quiet with quotations the basis Of Ts81%c for Rio
70 Z,
The range prices in the local market to-day
Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 17.-Cosing: WHEAT-spot, 70 rsd
Western winter nominal. futures quiet: July gs I+a
eeptembsr SIS 104d: December, IS 5isd. COttN--Spot
new American mixed via Galvestonl STEADY 6s oys 81
IS I'd; October. 5s 1Ssd FLCf
winter patents steady. 55s ad PE.ASCanadan nm
- HOPS a tPacihc CoasO nrn. u asB
q los BEEF-Extra India mess easy. SIS Cd PORK
Prime r.ess firm. e5s HAMS-Short cut, u 70
"a N d,:u y4s BACQS-Cunberland cut. 26 to 30 n
steady Cd short rib. 16 TO "a 10 steady 6s sd org
light. Is "a n. steady. 62s long clear
middes heavy 35 TO 40 n. hrm Sis 81 short clear
harks rs 10 20 ~ steady Sd clear bellies. "A % 10
n let SEOIL.DERS-Square. II TO IL
firm b8s LARD-Prme Western in tierces g1ieJ
Hss "a: American refined. pals. quiet. SIS CHEESE
Canadian finest white new STEADY 5Is "a Jaiafsn
Eteady 2ss e. Australian In. London firm. 32s lad
JRPENTINE-Spirts steady 34s Cd. IINsEED OIL
STEADY o5s 81. PETROLEUM-Stsady. Thd. ROSlN-
Common steady, SIS Ind.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
le local market to-day

coffee Rio-Conee market steady: No Rlo.
@S025. exchange. Is 532s: receipts l5oo bsgE stock
1872 900 Snntos-Conee market steady No santos
4Sl50. No 1880 receipts 1000 bags bock. sSa 900
bags. HAmburR-CoTee market opened vnehanEr9 az z
, m. Sas net unchanged safes 1900 hass HhvTe-
Holiday
COTToN-There a moderate recovery in The
cotton market today but sentiment evidently !onnnsd
nervous and unsettled while prices failed 70 hod
all Of :heir advance during the trading and the
close easy a gain OF only sfiO poiRts Tie
market opened steady 4 decline OF points 20 af
OF points and at frat VEN unsettled. sith
better the arm cable bgiitsh seAfher
and encouraging weekend figures prevented ~
the execution OF large overnight sailing rd-F which had
evidently resulted the coandssee Shaking Decline o
the previous day and requests for additional HasFsins
offerings gradually absorbed however hy the
proft taking fresh Investment buying
hy proatE far above tho current
figures during the middle of the morning prices
worked up 10 net advance OF about iodi7 points The
detailed Texas weather falling 90 confirm he prl
reports OF rain In Tens circulating so DAY ana
fair sunday undoubtedly helped
ih~ advance peheuiaTiy private wires anne IN
lacked the they displayed earlier in the
rally failed 10 AttTsct broadening demand
the market weakened In the later trading
TO 10 points OF from the best During
entire morning there seemed 10 be less Bppre
renewed liquidation. and sssrr for short
confidence the heory that offerings
against prospective crops likely 10 become much
hand situation IN Texas Is considered more
serious than owing the continuation of dTy hot
visible supply OF American cotton showed
a good for ths week
The range prices 10 the local mATks to day
follows: