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New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN TRADING.-ForeIgn houses bought
1900 shares In the local market, with the chief
purchases in United States Steel and Union Pacific.
In London American stocks were strong, while the
general market was active and higher. Call money
ct British capital was easy and discounts con-
rinued TO rule at the low level established last week.
Continental discounts were unchanged; Paris
change London off &c, and Berlin exchange
of = pfennlg
have been added to the Stock Exchange list: Chi
cago & Western Indiana Railroad S12525.e00
ing the total So $50 O00 s. GaO0D per cent
ron-cumulative preferred stock and SIS 10000
mon of the American Beet Sugar Company, $1,000
GO refunding per cent bonds of the Illinois Cen
trai Railroad Company, s., .0O0 additional first
refunding and extension 50-year per cent bonds
of the Wabash Railroad Company, So5 900. 600 add-
tionaI general mortgage per cent bonds of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company,
S0nGOo additional first consolidated mortgage so
gear per cent bonds of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company. and S7.9Ss.0N0 per cent col
lateral first lien sinking fund bonds of the Tri
City Railway and Light Company
No SALE OF VALORIZATION COFFEE--A
cable from London states follows: The val
orization committee has decided sell the 400
bags of coffee this year except at 4 francs II
has also decided not TO sell any more than 500 900
bags next crop year, but has also approved law
OF the Sac Pauio government TO charge instead OF
20 per cent export duty 10 per cent export duty
on all exports which can be paid in kind, the conee
thus acquired 10 be destroyed.
QUICKSILVER MINING.-Quckslver stock,
which until the last few days had been almost for
gotten by the Street sold al yesterday and closed
net gain of points on a relatively heavy vol
ume of business. In January the stock sold at
Is and = in April, 1905 few weeks ago
there tips in certain quarters that the stock
soon would show material Improvement.
UNITED BANK NOTE DIVIDEND-Directors
of the United Bank Note Corporation have de
clared the regular quarterly dividend of l per
cent on the common stock. payable May 10
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST.
Two shares Of the New ork Life Insurance
and Trust stock sold the Stock Exchange
at LIS. The last bid was l,l00, with 1.l20
asked
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SELLS EQUIPMENT
TRUST BONDS.-The Southern Railway Com
pany is understood have sold Sl500.o00 equip
rlent trust obligations on about II per cent
basis
AMERICAN SNELTING-On the advance in
American Smelling and Refining yesterday the
stock supplied by a Boston house which has
been seller for days past.
. PAYMENT TO PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT.
The Sub-Treasury has paid sl.0o0.O00 TO the
local fiscal agents of the Philippine government
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
orugR mARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago AprH 2S-CATTIE-F Fege2ts testiHate1l
oaJ head: market steady steers s51S cows SteSo -
Lsife~s e. a5TSf- bulls - s, - calves S9ttS2
frs and feeders s. b HotISt.eerlplS
10 600 head. market steady % "a l9c Eser e4eSs
SINNERS 40ffS7 butchers s. 5tSI 90 sht
e Ii38SI 3. choice Ett s. I5gS1 So packlg s. 20
& pIEs s. a50S6 -. bulk II sales. s. 20asI 30
Receips estimated 10000 head market sti5S
10 shade higher. sheep. So I5S6 60 lambs - 'Os
s. 80. yearIings, s. 2g0$t > 80 -.
cincinnati. April 2s-CATfLF--t Receipts IILS ~
.larkat steadv strong. fai- good shippers - 80
ST. -. common 81 507S4 -. HOCiSRecsiprs 3Stl hea
market active higher butchers and snippes
s. 55GS7 S50S6 10 SEt SEtht.Ft1ecelgls 80
head market steady at s. Sass % lambs STEADY AZ
F.9st RiaaIo. April 2s--CATTLE- Market steady:
rrine steers So SOGS6 g. VEALS-Eeceipts. 80 head'
market active 25c higher: common slow az SotS' 90
HOGS-Receiuts. $500 head market active ana lgeSe
higher pigs higher heavy. = stlS - lNe - %
as - Yorlers. 81 60dS1 50 PIGS s. 4oS 30 roGas'
Sg 500 So So stays. 2SaS5 oares - otSf 30
i've. vearIines and sheep steady ethers 1o-9o
higher JO1$I 60 wethers. 50 o4S0 90 ewes.
kansas CITY April Seattle 5000 head.
including 400 Southerns market 10ntJc bErsFt ep-os
rxrort ana dressed beef S61S6 30 fair Co. sd
81 G e steers SJ0Si 50, stockers and ted
er 50 6DTSj go: Southern steers. 81 sJlSi % southern
50 50 So native heLeTs
81 1885 20. bulls S3 9OS+ so, calves S+o$6 m e
Receipts 1900 head, market 5Ilo higher top. - So
sales 81 S0GST 30 heavy. s. 2oIS5 so packers
and butchers ST0S7 So light s. e3FST To- pigs. s. 4es
lambs $ - lambs ST 5o * - warnings. -
0S7 go wethers. s. 25TSG 80 81 I5lrS1 s stocsr
and feeders TjGS5 -. u-ut9ns 81 t9siS9 90
Toledo. April -t'LOVEItSEEu-Apr s. So Ocf
tober - S3ie; December So S2=; March. 50 t-te -
! . s. go; No 5. 50 -, rejected, s. 20 e g -
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. April 2s 1909
COFFEE-The coffee market developed consider
able activity and strength during o-days late trading.
with the close steady advance Of 1929 points
market opened steady unchanged prices ad-
Of points, ruled quiet during
sion. although shorts showed little nervousness
from the start, and after of London
demand became active, with months leading the ad
which carried May 7O5C within
10 points Of the high record for Of
cables received from London said: The valOzaton
mee has decided sell the 100000 this year,
Mt ~ francs 1t has decided sell
than 100000 bags crop year. ap
proved law Of the Of Paulo
instead OF % export duty, 10
duty on all exports which can be paid in kind and viii
be DESTROYED Another special cable has been received
from London that the committee charged with
agemeut Of the Sac PaulU government COfees by
arrangement April p and passed the following resou
tion with reference Clause Of the circular dated
January =, 1909. committee n
coffee have been made that the contemplated sale Of
50pOoO bags will be undertaken the trade
ready the price stipulated therein its equiva
lent in any OF the markets, and that in shall
the during 100000
Clause Of the circular issued coffee trade
.. 1909. reads follows NO coffee shall be
sold during the 1909 except upon the demand Of
recognized coffee Traders willing
based the Havre quotation Of less than A
u 10000 bags during that the committee viii
the best market The Importance Of above
resolution Is said lies iu emphasis
the quantity of government coffee that may he sold
Aside from vauriEatlon developments the ad
vance was encouraged by renewed agitation Of i'm
port duty Foreign markets showed important change
The market for spot coffee quiet. with quotations
The OF contract prices in the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

CHICKENS brorlers nearby fancy 10000 FOwIss or
Pieke9d i@g I % ri a. 10 ftc COCKS old dry picked
sessd peg F l2i5s 55 55ts Ra e nas s Mania sse 90
%. sQCABS prime laee " 5e5ssse Frozen
do old toms 2a4S: CIIICE ENs brers a5.S ise ss5. 1S
25c- DO corn fed 1GG23c. DO roasting mis- red IIs1Sc:
d. corn fed 10 yS. 7S y ~ Z &1sSfs. GEESE. S0i4e.
FoTaToEs AND vGET . Peta99sfi lS9 ioRsT Rsla
sweet gz'atoss in , g5 5ug3 I arm As6s2asus light
receipt and hrne ArtIchokes du Bee5s ana ] eSI AM
ana weaS uel,s 5l Pcs hfg6er Beans plenty and
dTassins gis gqs higher scaions hehes sinaeh dun
ard weak TurnipS steaoy S,Ss 5G 10 Georgia
PoTAT9I&s Is Bernuda Rgy , Eer S1 new vEis g 5Gs4 %;
5o Mafns in bulk per ia n $ saS a. ps5 bag S2 -
7s2 10 do state in bulk per n g eS2 sI d9 20 Per
81 s0Gs g5 do foreign wasty per 1as si> >sTt RSGTs
POTATOES. jersey 1er oasSej- p. N--f,IE q 75ay
e. ssss s Irtb csroia5 S1as 80 saa carolina slaSte
d. Sa1.Sornia green s. 25aSf o. ATI - es al
Ina per lsH' Dlncnes sf.sI ,fo ET-rfda per bush
6ls do BeFmgaa 7Gs M M GARR6Ts sout6 carolina 100
per crate siGS1 25; do Old washed per Dbl q S =.
ra q2 4HasI TT cIste or b6i 5@s North and south
Carolina Per bbI crate 49eelS 90 4r Gle 81 56qS2
erate @ gee SD DO @ FFi Standard S1araes case 81 5os
& 2sI - CCCJSIBERs FLORIDA per crate % or 5asFss Sc
SARofE New orleans S3as8 So EGGPIANTS FiSTsa:
& III r Is 5S2 56 io Florida per BASKET 75eas1 p; do DO
do Norfolk 5caT5c; LIMA BEANS FI9Tlda, per sSaSf:
CIy-~F,F{ PLANTS 100 ouncnesst e-rr-
STiNS,s Texas @ white per craze. S1TS % % yellow
81 15TS1 .. do Bermuda crate 8 - = ~ stsfs
ord WESTERN yellow per rb bag. SlNS2 90 s Tsd ~
yellow. per Dag ,sl
red 25caS1. PARSNIPs. old per bhl %, - tEiri
S-1-,y Carolina rer half basket. S2itSS, do ps
5g[s+ s. 2=TS2. do south carolina large per Pass-
SI 5OaS2 30. do small S1aSl 70 do tloI e. $3.50 o.
stSSf =. PEPPFRS FI0ri5s. per carrier, -
PAPSTFY New orleans. curly. per DOL SS--sSsfSS pO
-ClTx T- Bermuda. crate lseift,
n IS-uy ETo-;Fa rer basket T5cGS1 % do BerT',3
50-GS1. RAToTSFfES Virginia. per basSe o-4tss
o carolina 40dG1c RFTJBARB nearly per IsossIs
s777 50 20. SCAIIIONS nearby. ref ~"
5-075,- STRING BEANS tllrila
sxet or crate. s1d$2. green =, -Sa--
S-Su- No. mi 75cTxI -: SQUASH. Huboard OF -
- ~ XII SfTSi .. DO white yellow crooSe@ - 81
T,r-r2N-TT'S Carada rutabaga peI %, 3
qsI -: do other rutabaEa- bo or bag E z Eo-
bu1ches, 25fst5C. ICsl-tL -,
ia ,er carrier. T5c0S2 %; WAIEttCftESs' Per Nv
lunches T5c6Sf 80.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NaV 4
Guiding 1t+ cars for saqntsr55 ana u 2 So cars to Do
sold Trade generally raJheT ou+ 0I rarEet was
III ars in demand at fully sustained prices;
steady and fairly good aes5y @ e5s fes-sd Good
better than on sGi i Sc 2 So - per 100 Ib bulls
continued dull at lasI quotations az -
fSsc per h. dressed weight. Exports from this p2rs
%5fay 5oday to- soahaPtoa for hs London market No
saIesHMePherson Coz 70 Ohiq Steers 1s51 ID
agerase at Sd % ger los & 52 I' 1s IA h. At s s0 do
975 ID. at 81 80; do $50 H. at $ ~ - saS m a.
DO 7s6 b. at 81. do So H. At 81 10 10 do 900 r.
at 81 Go do 81 40; II do S6o H. at y To-
Nsvton & CO. il stable fed Pennsyvaaiseo steers
y liS e 55 7S6 H. at s. - Il state do 1855 b. at
sanders. SO Ohio steers 1926 - at ss 45; ,d, bull IL
Ksrns commission Company IS Illinois steers 1l61
lo at 3'sf 81 s. co DO 80 S5 IL al At s 9so b. at
c Son bulls 1I14 n i p o at $ 56 So aio d. H.
a. 81 20 % 100 To- at 81 =. / do. $50 Ii. at s4
cows $50 H. at s., 93 p. s. .! ~ do 81 p
dS 5 S2 TO- ia at 81 ~ II GI 81 81 Is 90 57s h. at 81
JeHFe Wright & Co; bulls 1000 10. al 8 0o' l
10 John I'M Bu5syS bull 1850 At 81 % Dc p 9sO % h.
Andrew Mullen. Of various weights at 81 %
IcH @ vers & 1e hf84 ia 53 PeHaa d ssss ss
~ - 4 s-z s- -~s-ae a-srays7 SsSs per head higher
Ordinary to choice mixers. generally without their caves
sold ar S3JT PER head tasuiers at rather lower ns
Ss1seDr q; cJ1-ris < son: mixers $f1GS60 per
head
RerafDrs were 3: 10 head. including 1887
rnoderars
receipts ana good demand prices all around and
went to the scales prime vsas sold at Sst @
per n; few choice DO with wztsht az 8 B5es $50
steady 20 higher. with CITY dressed Yeas Sc
ing n SGl2c per = ana country -5eSS- az ~ ~ ors-
age Ell per i23 Il. at s. %. = Co. Ia
Crr-fs Z veaIs 151 II. at So 8 do - -.
1875 T. at SI 90 81 DO u, 10 a.
DO I2f =, at 81 = DO 10 n at q 81 "a a
%, a. - ''. q --. 20 y. 5- Ia6 n a. s.
40 - n sa1s 1.5 n ar E. 62ts. 91
o. = - Sc a. r9t n AT 81 -, do. l2O 70.
a. 20 49, CT -
- rrr--a II a f22 d. liz n.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

COTTON cotton market continued and
unsettled TO day closing steady 10 points
lower Business moderately active. and sentiment
seemed 20 be uncertain. OF those who
pressing fun confidence u hulish relationship of
Ply 10 demand next season taking rather less favorable
view 10 the Immediate t.
aIpTeh Slrl'Ts there been saCkenlnE
arTlauT that there Is south
which holders willing sell
and that shipments this direction Will heavier
IN consequence The market opened steady, at ad
vance uf o. points which not fun response
:" the higher cables. owing scattered liquidation and
local bear pressure After selling AZ net loss Of about
90 3 points the rallied slightly.
the buying and later prices weakened again
under renewal offerings for ana
tiuDs Tor a decline close within point
of the lowest Continued reports of reduction in the
the OF belt be offset
for the time being by that the Texas drouth had
been cTectuaiy broken local spot brokers say
that New England IS again showing disposition %
Crast!nate purchases spot cotton while awaiting
view q crop prospects A. tomorrow u
IS that report condition will he
issued prominent local authority and this will prob
ably weight determining sentiment the
probable show report which Is
early in June southern spot markets officially re
ported generally unchanged 10 i.C lower.
The contract prices the local market today
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

Scarcity" remains the bull slogan as TO corn But
weather little better for farm work, and eliminate
speculative relations. natural tendency o. the
market would be downward. as cash BUYERS
day makes the technical
consequence in view OF prospective sup
plies 80 closed S2c IN elevator and % &c
O afoat: white. S01zC nominal. and No vel
low. T9izc. both afoat. OATS--&e market for
wi and first arrner and then
easier 4 wire from Mercer. No says oats coming
backward; not large Pienty or rain
and the soil is in good condition; Season backward.
steady VITA mixed. % 10 80 H. 5S1 sec. natural
white 10, 5Sia 61c and clipped white "a to
b G31lc. RYE-Market dull No > Western.
94c nominal o New York. BARIEI-Market
steady: mailing. 7Jq 7Sc and feeding I4G 7Jc i
N-a-4- voru
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 2S-CIosiug: WHEAT-Spot steadyS
No > red nominal. futures quiet. May.
T1zd; July 9lsd; September. $ 2'sd CORNSDot
strong. new. American mixed tfavestoui 5d.
futures steady; July - 3D. FLDt Ft-Wtpter patents
st-0uC 35s HOPS-Iu London tPaciuc Cease. steady,
t2ds3 P5AS-Canali1n n-H' s.9d HzlF.t-s-Stra lndA
1.iet. Gd. Western steady.
SIS. HA9iSl-Short cut. Il Jls- BACON
Cumberland cut 26 30 b. 54s 60; short rib.
Is 90 "a 10 strong as Cd. Ing clear miLes light.
= 70 81 n strong 56s; long clear miadies aey - 70
IL. strong. clear bellies IA l6 arrn.
92s short clear backs u 70 - H. strees 1s Ss0J l.
square II u Sd i4AFSD-Prinle
Western terCes. firm. 6d. American refined
pals. firm Jts. CHEESE-C'an2dian huzss white hrm.
62s I'd; Canadian finest coOred Gds. 'fAIaLOW-
Prime city steady. 2Ss. TJ'RPENTINE-Sprys steady.
27s Cd ROSIN-Common steady Ss 4ied PETROLEUM
Refined steady 71sd LINSEEl0 OILr-Firm, 25s 81
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Can money in
London. 1ed24 per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills IsGl 3I6 per cent dong bills 14g
SIS per cent; Berlin discount rate Is per cent;
Paris discount rate, ZIG per cent. Paris exchange
on London, y francs 15le centimes. Berlin exchange
London % marks 10 pfennigs. Bar gold, sisd-
FOREIGN SECCRITIES-B consols for
money S4fs per cent. for the account, S4s. French
reuIes, 81 francs p centmes.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London April IS i p m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities strong, with the Hartman and
United States Steel shares leading. Last quotations
follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
uonE for government bonds. compared with Tues
days.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.

The roads in the Rock Island system report for
the month Of March and nine months ended March
81. 1909 first time the report is issued in
the form prescribed by the Interstate Commerce
Comm 'ssion, summary Of the results being given:
ROCK ISLAND
10lo
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CENTRALsOF GEORGIA.

1909 1908 1907.
Third Il APRIL SIT40uS sl64.50O S2l..3u
July April 2i.- 9377,4GO 96Jo.3OO 1ap55lIo
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE.
Third in April. SIo03G9 sa4.92o SI152N
July April 21...... 4240 T94 4.223.lSS 47S65GA
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
Third eek in Arrn
JULY 10 April 2l.... O. 57s I99 6,G46,605 1888 C93
MOBILE & OHIO.
Third veaL in hrru S1Ss 26S S154 sri SIs4
july 70 April 21.-... 7.sS27s9 s,o3O.364 2s33
CHICAGO ST. PAIL MINNEAPOLIS OMAHA
Month OF March .. 81 LAG 1qI 81 n43OOS I4T 278
July to March al 10 O2a5g)I 1o01S6S4 lo9i33b'
AURORA, ELGIN & CHICAGO
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing I9Oe-22.

Maturing I9O9-'22
SFGrnished by swartwout & AppenzellaT. No 80 Pine
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
BY order Of executors.

The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction at the exchange salesroom by Adrian H
Muller & Son:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-06-25
FRIDAY, JUNE rs, 1909.
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Colrmbia. June 81: Veteran r. A.
Patterson Of Georgetown, has deserted
the soldiers home here and gone to the
moor house for better treatment. He
saws he did not like the manager or
management Of the home, and Is hap
DIV now. Manager Startling says Pat
terson left because he was not allowed
to drink freely. He endorsed the dis
charge, left to go where he could
drink corn liquor in peace and more
of it."
Anderson, June %: Several changes
I'm the Office of the United States dis
trict attorney of South Carolina were
announced today. Mr.. T. w. Bacot
has rendered his resignation as assist,
ant United States district attorney ana
will devote his entire time to his prl-
vate law practice and business anairs.
Mr.. Abial Lathrop Of Orangeburg. mas
been appointed to succeed Mr.. bacot
and Mr.. Drayton F. Battle OF Charies-
ton, has been appointed to succeed M.
Lathrop. These changes become ei-
fective July 1, which will De the pc
ginning of the new fiscal year. DIS
day that he regrets very much to part
with Mr.. Bacot, who is lawyer OF
wide and varied experience, well
known throughout South Carolina,
having filled this and other responsible
positions with distinguished aplllty
and credit to himself.
Charleston, June %: The passen-
gers on the ferry trip from Mount
Pleasant and many people along tine
waterfront, saw an interesting phe-
'nomenon In the waterspout which form
ed Yesterday morning about o'clock
inst north of Castle Pinckney and
moved In a northerly course for some
distance until its dissolution about 10
minutes after its formation. 1t was
an interesting sight to behold. Few
saw the actual formation, but many
viewed its development until II as
sumed considerable proportions ana
the eyes followed 1t until 1t was dis-
solved. The point Of a dark cloud
seemed to gradually extend until II
reached the surface Of the water and
then the water seemed to splash might
ily and to rise up to the cloud, as
suming a funnel formation into which
IL continued with movement north
ward. The breaking of heavy clouds
about the waterspout seemed to be the
undoing of the phenomenon, bringing
down a heavy downpour over the
whole harbor. Fortunately for the
craft In the harbor there were no boats
near the spout and 1t dissolved before
the ferry steamer Lawrence which
might have encountered it, crossed the
path In which the phenomenon was
moving.
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.HerndOn & Gordon.

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Can wash the balm off from an
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your taste in quality and price. We
also have several brands OF Snuff.
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For Groceries, Confectioneries, Hard
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Brooms, Fruit Jars, Rubbers, Extra
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Newman Noggs would not have been
admitted to the BAR so often had he
been acquainted with the contents Of
our ice box.
HERNDON & GORDON.
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CARROLL FURNITURE co.
NOTICE

m HE voters resident within the
Il School District of Yorkville, be-
ing the same area that Is embraced
within the limits of the town Of York.
vile, State Of South Carolina, are here
by called together In annual School
Meeting, in the Court House at York.
vile, South Carolina, at 10 o'clock of
the forenoon Of June 29th, 1909, for the
purpose Of hearing the full report of
the Trustees Of their transactions dur
ing the School year now drawing to a
close, and their estimate of expendi-
lures, necessary for the ensuing year.
Take notice further, that Charles II.
Sandifer, T.. w. Clawson and George
T. Schorb, three managers Of election
appointed by the trustees of the afore-
said School District, will open a poll
at the Court House in Yorkville, South
Carolina, at IL o'clock M. on June 29th,
1909, to be kept open until o'clock p.
m. at which election the qualified yo-
ters of said School District, shall vote
for or against the assessment and levy
of a local tax Of THREE MILLS upon
all taxable property within said School
District for tho school year, commence
ing in September, 1909.
BY order of the Board,
THOS. F. MCDOW,
Chairman Of Board Of Trustees, School
District of Yorkville,
Walton S. Neil, Secretary.
49 T ct
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-06-25

Rebellion Against Platform.-Sena-
tor Bailey Is making a record as a
bolter. He is now against free wood
pulp and print paper. His first offense
was In voting against free lumber.
He says that those who put these
planks In the Democratic platform did
not know what they were doing, and
he winds up by a final kicking out OF
the traces on the platform question:
The Texan, referring to the action OF
the platform committee of the Nation
al Democratic convention at Denver,
saws: II am not willing to be bound
by a convention of delegates who as
semble in room without any knowl-
edge Of this question" The making
of the next platform is going to be
work that will bear watching.
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your orders and I will give you Good
Meats and Good Service.
Green Hides wanted at all times.
WALTER ROSE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-06-25
Ghe Cotton Market.

Yorkville, June 25-Cotton IL to iii.
New York, June 24.-Spot cotton
closed quiet, Is points lower; mid
ding uplands 11.60; middling gulf
11.S5; sales 1900 bales. Futures open
ed steady and closed barely steady as
follows: June lila; July 11.OS; Aug.
lib; Sept. ILL; Oct. 11.17; Nov.
11.19; Dec. 11.21; Jan. ILL; March
1l.20; May 11.22.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-06-25
AT THE BRATToN FARM.

yXIE are offering thoroughbred
w Guernsey Heifers at from $40 up
and we have also q number Of Berk-
shire Gilts with thoroughbred Pigs
that we will sell. Will deliver pure,
clean milk at 10 cents q quart. Cream,
butter and fresh eggs on orders.
Pure Berkshire Pigs at from 50 to
SIS each. Pure Buff Orpington eggs at
81 setting Of 15.
]. MEEK BURNS. Manager.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-06-25
CLOTHES CLEANING.

I AM prepared to clean gentlemen's
i clothes and ladies' skirts In a thor
oughly satisfactory manner, at rea-
sonable prices. Work may be sent d.
rect to my home or left at w. e. Fer
guson's store.
Mrs, r, B. McCLAIN.