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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02

babon, mie popular &oerner 5omof5
mar. Seine 2ieoer iparen in aller
Weuno. Sic aue beroanften oet au-
genblidli6en @ingebung ibr gntite-
ben. St oidtete iie alf Dem Maritb
i'm 2ager, I'M &reiie Ser 8anpfae-
noiien, bonn muroen abIdriilcn
genommen, murben ite austpertoi9
gelernt unb 10 tparen ite lange be.
fannt, ebe iie i'm Druid eriGienea.
v9as golf itebt aut Der Sturm
bridt los, tit BET ieinen 2eb5eitell
gar nidt mebr eeorudt woroen,
oos uS6mertlieo" bat er 1T Ger
Rodt Dor ieinem Gooe geiGrie6en
uno es in Der MorgenoammerIng
oes perbangnisbollen Cages ieinen
&ameraoen poreeleien. 60 Hang
fem 2eben i'm 2teo aus.
Mon bort oft BON &oerter TO-.
gen: Gin @lud, oaB er 10 fritz
ltarb". Iu6 bic olten @rieden Mir
ben eiten 500 mie Sen ieinen fir
oos i6onlte @eidenf Ser @otter ge-
balten boben. Iber id tpeib nid)t,
Oh man nit oieiem gmpfinoen redbt
fat. &oerner tpiirbe o16 mol lp1.
ter nod ein frobes, gliidlides uno
erfolgrei6es Seben eefiibrt boben.
Sd claude, 9eutidlano fat oufdj
ieinen friiben SOB perlorer. l1no er
ielbft2 @enn man &oerner's Sel,
oentoo preiit, oann faIen mir int.
mer oie idonen, melandoliiden ltnO
oo6 lebensfroben 8orte @oetbe's
ein:
Limb benft Ser @uter1, aie llri
idone Stunben
gom @liid eetauidt, Dor Mir oa-
bin geldmunoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02

8unoes-M ari6aa guger; 9eoIte
bat leinen Imtseio abgelegt nno
ieinen 3ipeiten Sern1in ongetreten.
9llS feline Deputies ernonnte er:
S. 9. 9obion, Gbef8eplttp; 8,
@noerion S. 8. 9ibre4 uno &. 8.
Son g~lntonio; IS. u.
Garper, @aco; SO. 81. @audtr,
eagle .8aB; 6. g. @arrer, Sci &lo;
CHARLES S. Stepens uno 8. u. Sille-
bano, 81 8oio; gplep @btte, @uitin;
Sad g. Wc0epitt, Gan Antonio,
uno Sreo Motbis, Seguir.
@up g. McSarlonb, Molie-
permalter Der perfra6ten 8ernlullia
gonf uno Sruit Company, Oerell
Hrolioent Sra s. Ginebort mar, bat
Die Ius5oblung einer 0ipioenoe
nou 2 Bro5ent clteefiinoigt. 9ie onS-
5.i5hblenben Grnmelt belaufen lI1
ton 4 Gents BIS $37.78. @err NC
Sarlono elaubt, baB oie 8eladtl!t-
iunlnle, ipel6e aus Sem grlos
iammtli6er @iiets er3ielt lperoetl
folne, 10 Groaent Ser Sorocriraaeli
bptraeen rlr0e.
Ole Silten fir Die nod nnfpl-
leftierten Sbullteuern oes Sabres
1908 iino Dem ltaotii6en Solicitor
s. 8iaemoin iibergeben. 9ic @lls-
itonoe beloufetf ft6 ouf $t5,043.o4
- 8oitmeiiter 5tepens feiert iei-
nen @eburtstae ann glei6eu Soge
nit Wapor Guuagban. 9eioe pllr-
Sen am glei6en Gage 2. Ipril 1852,
bier in San @ntonio geboren.
- Ser Gegenfaa om 9onnerItug
uno Sreitag in San antollio belieI
Iid1 auf "a 33o1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02
Gin Brief Semator gailen's.

Eoinoerter, elmer ser proDibi.io-
niitiiden Observation-Disclosures
Der iid 5tpar 6agegen erflart Dem
Staate in onoerer @ei1e als bnrd)
@%bitimmung iiber Elm @erfaliungs-
ENHANCEMENT Staatsprobibition olti
3ubalien int llebrigen aber Elm ebett.
10 tpiitenber Brobibitioniit 1T, mie
Gone Sobnion, uno aGe mosIi1en
Wasregeln befiirmortet, burd oie aui
ltmnnegen Brobibition eingefiibrt
Deroen miirbe, bat an1 Sreitag iii
Gainesville cine &eoe gebolten uno
lift bort nit groBem gntbuIiasmus
o1fgenommen moroen. @ie es ,6eint.
batte mar aud Senator 8ailep elm
%gelaoen, %anmeieno gu iein. goiler
mar nidt gefommen, bate aber nad)-
itebenoen 8rief geidrieben, Der in
Der 8eriammlllng nerleien lpur0e:
Serrn So. $. 9ougbertp, @aineS-
bi1e, Seros. -Wfein lieber Sreuno.
8enn ih UNI Die ger1annte 3elt Dol!
@aibington fort fem f0nntc, obne
meme @mtspfli1ten 5n pernc1lai}i-
gen, 10 piirbe i1 nod @ainespiife
fommen utlb uniern 2eutelt babel
belfen, gihter Boinoerter einen @r1-
pfans, mie es iib eebort, ou berei.
ten, ipenn er am 1. Ipril oortbia
fomlnt, Inn cine &eoe st 6alten.
Mein 8eoauern oarii6er, COB id,
niht antpeienb fem fonn, miro aller-
oings burd ben umltano oerriloert,
oa Bid gerou meiB, Die lopalcn Sc
mofraten BON goofe County erfel.-
nen es ebenio pie i6b oaB ieine
groBen Sabigfeiten uno feline boben
neutrality-suspicious. Midter 8oin-
oerter gang DEFENDERS 81 benz @mt
geeignet MAIDEN, II MODS er ii6 be.
mirbt, uno baB er BEN Staat Teras
in elmer @eiie berpalten miro, nie
es in Ben beIten Sagen oeiielben ge-
i6eben iit.- Sn aufridtiger Grge-
benbeit Sbr S. 50. 8ailep."
Ser grief erregte groBen Sntbll-
fiasmus, mas ia au6 MIR natiirlid)
tit, oenn mag man Die Sa1e brebell
uno menben, mie man nil, ser
8rief lit unb bleibt cine grflGrung
gu @unlten 8oinoerter's. @aileD Iuet
%aaeroines niht, oaB er fir i'm
fttmmen iper0e. er embfie1(t dlth
Niemanoem, fir i'm gu ltimmen,
aber er lobt i'm in elmer @eife, Gle
elmer iolden gmpfeblung in 8irf-
lidfeit glei6fommt. l1no 10 lutro ser
Brief aud in Gainesville aufgefobt.
Ole Siibrer Der Mnti=Brobibitioni-
item, Die bisber @oilep als einen Ser
Sbrigen betrahtet baben ullo ieiner
angebliden 4euBerungen mad oltcb
betradten fonnten, iolten bieiem
Brief gegeniiber cine entlbiebene
Ste[ung nebmen. Die Gage mlb
unbeoingt flar peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02
II r /.

Sbgleib Der 8eburtsta9 nnie-
res Mapor Ganagbon erIt out ben
2. 4pril fiel, muroe err bo6 id)on
Sreitag Mittag BON Der Mloermen
3i6ter uno @ifelanb eingelooen.
nit ibnen gum 2ullh gu fabren,
ooa Tie eben Elm @uto bereit bot
ten." Mapor Gaaagban ities bereit-
miaig nit ELM bod am @lanio Bla-
ga lieBen Die beioen Mloermei bal
ten, iprongen beraus unb entihtf.
oigten ii6 nit einem midtigen @e.
ihdft, BOB lie pergelien batten, ba-
ten aber Ben Mapor 81 ieinem 2unG
81 fabren uno oas Guto gu 5cbalten.
Che 9err @oaogban ontuortett
%fonnte, maren fie peri6munoen. Ser
Wapor nabm Die Sa6e anfanglid,
als S6er5 aut als er aber bei lei.
ner 8obnung onlanete, ii6erreid)te
i'm Der Gbauffeur eitten 9rlef, IN
melhem ibm oos @utomobil ols Sc
idenf ieiner Sreunoe nno Sfnbdn.
ger ~iibergeben ipurbe. Die SoGe
NOR 10 gebeim 9ebalter, ooB Ga0og-
ban oud ni6t oie ~leileite @Gnltng
BON Der l1eberrai6ung batte. Gos
om Sreitog benlbte @utonlobil NOR
a1erbings nur geborgt, bo oos mirf-
lide @ei6enf, Elm fiinfiibiger, bier.
cplinorii6er 9lpperton-8 ouriitett-
@oeen erit in 10 Gagen eintreffen
fam. Mapor GaGoeban Got iidJ
glei6 beim automobil- @%raininotor
Collins 3ur 8riifung als automobiI=
Better gemeloet. Or feiert om 2.
@pri[ ieinen So. @eburtstag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02
Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber so Sabren bon Miaio-
men bon Miittern beim 3abne1 If
rer 9inber init b6lisem Grfnls ge.
brau6t morben. gs berubigt oaa
aino, erfpeidt oas 3abnfleif9, lin
bert ane Sdmer5erL furiert @ino-
Collie unb lit Die bette 4r5nei gegen
Diarrboe. 8on alien 9ruggiIten
in ieoem Sell Ser @eIt berfouft.
Seib iider un6 berIanet v@trs.
8inslops Sootbing Sprrp" ltno
nebmt nidts Inberes. 25 gts. sic
Sloi6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02
@ir alanbem an i'm

neil mir feline @irfung feunen, ia.
gen Die 2eier bieier 3eitun5, ipelhe
Or. &idter's u8ain-grpeaer" ge.
brau6t baben, LANCE bebor iis @lne.
rifa ioben. Gin alt bem1brtes, i6nel
u1b ii6er nirfenbes Mittel gcger
&beumatismus, @i6t, RenraIgic
@rfGltungen uim. @s lit lit oueu
oeutiden Apotbefen 8u baben sill 25t
uno SOC Die Slaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02
Gdlimnter ais &uoeln.

&ueeln bringen oen Solooten me-
niger @efabr, mie eczema. 9. IS.
Sarriman Burlington Mo., lit felt
40 Sabren oaran, aber 8uflens Sir,
nica Salbe furierte i'm. 25c BEL al
fen 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02
AaSiealbeilane


e9pa6e. nerboje 9erfonen. eepIoet bon Soff.
TnneSloIisteit nnb t9Ie4ten 9r3uuien. erf45p.
t9merser. SaarausfoI. ebnabme bes @eb5rs
urb @efi9tSt 4atarrb. Waeenbri6en, StubIber.
!tnpfnne, Wailoiefett, Grr6tsn, 8tttern, $erbflop.
len, 8rnft6efIemmun9, @enaftlt6fett iinb crib.
Inn erfabren aus bepl pSusenb ~freunb", pts
etntad1, fdlneu mnh btItg alie tntatirft.
den Serllite mnh anhere Usleen jnsenh.
itdtcr 9ertrrunsm sriinblt6 se1etlt uni
hplle Ueinnhbet nnb Srobfnn wieber.
~trlanst merben fSnneit. - Gang neues
Seilnerfabren. Sober fetn stener arst.-
refas eu3 JGsuf&e &uiiaes 1907, tpeiSss
bon Jung urb qlt, monn uhb Srd,i, aeIefen
tperben Yolite, fam eseen 9tnfenbuna bon QB
Gents In 8rtefmarfen b~eriieaeIt be3oeen tperbee
bon ber
Yripatt9 linii, 1876. ab.nue
stsm %prk. u. a..
Wan ertudbne Die Treie &refie /. Serns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02
observation-disclosures.

8rau g. 9ape, anbau, 5ao~greia
Ctr; $3.50.
Srau 90. 3almon5ig, 0lcpar1tu,ell.
NorbsSlores Ctr; 500.
8. &eilman, @nbau, Sib. Condo
Ctr; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02

8er ga bebauptet feline au-
toritaten gelten laiien gu rouen,
nilnnlt imnner feline eigene alts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02

@reif autes @erf MIR ber3boft
on, uno ioat' es nidt %eelingen, 10
BIT gu oo6 nidt idle6ter oron.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-02

= Mander bat 10 longe nit Sen
8olfen gebeult, bis er ielber gum
maro.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
An Ingenious Statistician Makes Some
 Striking Comparisons

From Bulletin of the State Bureau of
 Labor and Industries. 1nast
 If the eggs laid by Nebraska hens in end, they would extend 19,31S miles. which is more than treble the railroad mileage built in the United States in 19OS
 If the total agricultural, poultry. dairy and live stock product of Nebraska in 1909 were loaded into standard freight cars it would make train 10, GOA miles long. The railroad mileage built in the United States in 1909 would accomo- date less than one-half this enormous train. The train itself would stretch three times across the United States at it's widest part.
 The permanent school fund of Nebras- ka holds s950,000 of Massachusetts state bonds. Converted into dollar bills and laid end to end this amount would reach north and south across the state of Massachusetts.
 If the permanent school fund of Ne braska were converted into dallar bills and the bills laid end to end the ribbon OI HlOHey Woulu Tedcn rom Omdna 10 Salt Lake City, with several miles of dollar bills left over
 It would take 110 modern freight loco- motives to haul the butter to market that Nebraska manufactures in the course of a single year.
 Cherry county is big enough to accom- modate the inhabitants of the globe, and allow each one room to swing com- fortably in a rocking chair.
 One may breakfast at a. m, eat lunch at 12 m., eat dinner at p. m, all the while travelling at the rate of 35 miles an hour. starting westward from Omaha, and then have two hours to travel in Nebraska to enjoy the beautiful sunset. o,s st.t4
 A pound package of butter is six inches long. If all the butter made in Me- braska in 1909 were placed in pound cartons and cartons stacked up end on end. 1t would make a column of but ter-the best made in the world-6S2e miles high. Laid end to end 1t would parallel every mile of railroad track iA the state of Nebraska.
 In addition to having the smallees percentage of illiteracy of any state +, the union, Nebraska has the largest permanent school fund of any state in tho union.
 On January 1, 1910, the banks of the state contained deposits amounting to $ls5, ,OSO 0O5.5e. an average of $142 per ca pita. ti
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13

arms around her poor old fathers neck. "Ah," sighed Caleb, If my boy who went to Golden South America had only livedi Then Bertha could have had some one worth loving"
 And now there came another surprise. The clock on the mantel began to strike with unusual loudness; the haymaker had fit of St. Vitus' dance of unusual severity, and the cuckoo gave voice in an unusually sepulchral tone as into the room came May, bride of the day, leaning on the arm of that perf1dious stranger, who now did not take the trouble to wear any disguise, but was as fine and stalwart looking young man as one would want to see, "Is 1t over?" cried Dot "Yes," replied May. happily over" Do you recognize that voice, dear Caleb?" said Dot Did you ever hear it before?" "If my boy in the Golden South America were alive-' answered Caleb. He Is alive" cried Dot. Look at him, your son. It's your loving brother, Bertha"
 Well, of course. any one can see how it all was. Edward Hummer had come back-rich of course as all wandering heroes of romance do-and had found his old love, May Fielding. about to be married to Tack1eton. Disgusting him. self he had sought out Dot and told her all. Then they had conspired But it was arranged that John was such a clumsy fellow at keeping a secret that he had better be kept in the dark (also Caleb) ,It,- for May to be married to Edward PIum- mer on the very day she was expected to be married to Tackleton. And the marriage part of the affair had just been accomplished. They got this all through Johns head at last, and then they were all exceedingly merry, laugh ing and crying by turns. Then came the sound of wheels, and soon Tackle ton burst into the room and they ex- plained matters to him. The toy mer- chant said: "Oh, yes, to be sure-it's quite correct Mrs. Edward Hummer and l understandable get the name right? Good morning." Tackleton was off. but before long came a boy with a huge box. It contained the wedding cake mentioned inethe early part of this story. MT. Tackleton's compliments" said the boy, and as he hasn't got no use for the cake himself, perhaps you'll eat it." t
 Then came In Tackleton himself and was induced to stay and take part in the ensuing festivities. Even the state ly Mrs Fielding was brought to the scene, and-in consideration of being allowed to tell the story of what might have happened in the indigo trade was quite jovial. So they all made a day of 1t, and ended up with a dance in the evening.
 Hark how the Cricket joins the music with it's chirp, chirp, chirp, and how the GlSettle huns. But what is this Even as listen to them blithely and turn to- ward Dot for one last glimpse of lit- tie figure very pleasant to me, she and the rest have vanished into air and I am left alone. A cricket sings upon the hearth; a childs broken toy lies upon the ground, and nothing else re- mains.
 Next weeks one-page classic will be "Old Mortality" by Sir Walter Scott
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
A Touch of Family Life
From Judge.

When the country youth proposed to the city girl, he received the conyen- tional assurance that she would he his sister. It happened that this youth had sisters at home and knew exactly his privileges. So he kissed her. At this juncture he availed herself of the sisterly right to call out to father that brother was teasing her. Father responded in good, muscular earnest. Then the new brother and sister relation was dissolved by mutual conaents
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
STUNNING NEBRASKA FIGURES

Next weeks one-page classic will be "Old Mortality" by Sir Walter Scott.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-14

$50; stockers and feeders. SS.75d5.O0; Texas
ana Indian steers. S4OOGT.OO; cows and hell
ers. S3OOaA25; calves in carload lots, 5000
HoSs-Receipts $500; Soto 1Oc higher; pigs
and lights. Ss.eode.so: packers. ss.25dsoo;
Sheer sSeepIReceipts 800; steady: native NUT
tons S. 75n4.30; lambs, S5.59dT.l5.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 1S.-Cash:
Wheat unchanged to N@1c lower; No. hard,
sScgsi OF: No. 2 red. es9ssIsc.
Corn-No. mixed. b11ac; No, white, 6llsc.
Oats unchanged: No. white, S3dS Soc; No.
mixed. s29SSc.
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Butter steady receipts
Q a62 Creamery specials. ale; extras, % l5c;
third to first. 24d2sc: state dairy common to
finest, 23G29c; process second 70 special, ESQ
June make. 2Sa24c: do. current make first,
cheese steady, receipts SAC. State whole milk
Isss = isc. 40 xood to prime, i4aI4I5c; do
common to fair. 119l3%e; SKINS fun to special
Pegs firm: receipts 1870. State, Pennsylvania
and nearby hennerv white. 34d42c; do. gathered
white 32d Ssc: do. hennery brown, 33d35c; do.
gathered brown. 30G32c; fresh gathered extra
ends 24a25c: fresh gathered drties. No. 1,
candled. 2ots d21Isc; do No. 2, ls@2oc; re-
ssr. ss geess 6 %s5R f' 2sS2se 90
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Oct. 13.--Butter steady; cream
cries 24d2Sc; diaries 23G27c.
Eggs steady: receipts 9.Os2; at mark. cases
included. Ish92I nc; firsts 24c; prime firsts
cheese steady: daisies 15h915%c; twins
14s. aI5e; young Americas 1615c; long horns
Potatoes firm; choice to fancy 5o955c; far
TO good 4oI45c. ,,-
Poultry steady; turkeys lie; hens 1ihe;
springs HE -. a. =.
veal steady: so to 80 ID. WITS. eG1oc; 50 to
s. 10. wits. sJ16IOIbc; SIS to 10 ID. WITS. l29
I3c.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
KANSAS CITY, oct. 1S.-Butter-Cream
1sc; firsts CSC; seconds &c; packing s'oeA
EErs-Extras 2ec; seconds &c.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-14

ATLANTA OOAAON
ATLANTA, Ca. Oct. 1s.-cotton By wagon
DRESSED POULTRY
Dressed hens Isc to zoe; dressed fries; 2;Ss
ase. turkeys, 24G25c pound; ducks. ls9ISe
Der pound; geese. s910c per pound
LIVE POULTRY
Hens. each. 4o645c; fries. each; as to size
soSS5c; cocks. 25e; turkeys. pound l4al'c'
FRUIT sUNDRIEs
Lemons. MessIna fancy. per box. se.OoQ6.So;
extra fancy s.ooq1siSS o Sseshe 81 5e@2 90
p@r box: apples. S3.OOd4.OO pES barrel: Gran
berries, per gallon, Zoe; pee bushel SZ.5O9S-OO'
FRUIT AND PRODUCE MARKET
Irish potatoes, s5c to 9Oc bu.; onions, yellow
or red globe, per bushel, Sl.Oo; Carolina cab
Ssge 81 25; turnips. per pound. 1AQ2c;
butter. fancy table. pound prints 221s d2oe;
cooking. bulk. per pound. 2o@22e; eggs ZAG
CANDIES
Caudies-Stick Farm Bell, exc; spiral, 6lzc;
standard mixtures. 30pOund pals, 61ac; kenne-
saw cream Of tartar mixture, 45-pound baskets,
Sc; French creams, mixed, SO-pound pals, lOc;
hand made bonbon mixtures, 80 pound pals.
re; chocolates, 5-pound boxes, l6G25c per
pound.
oysters. s-ounce, s1.55; Bounce, $3.50; sal
mon tails. pint, <4.7J; red, S1.OO' sardines, u
oil. no KEY $50 OIL. KEY sou, - OiA mus
tard, S3.25; tomatoes, standard Virginia pack
Is. SIPS; IS, $1.75; corn. standard, Sic
faucy $3.50; Karo syrup. loo size, S1.75; 25c
size, sos; soc size, SI.s5.
CRACKERS
Crackers-XxX Florida sidas, &c; Flock Sc
Iect sidss, TIC; lemon creams, Sac; pearl oys-
ter &c; ginger snaps. &c; cornhIlls. Sc; penny
cakes sac; animals, 10c: Jumbles, 10hc; fig
bars I3c; cartwheels, &c; raisin cookies, sac;
Block snowflake waters, in tins, 13c; crackers
In Sc cartons, soc dozen; crackers in loo car
tons. $l.OO
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-14

NEW YORK. Oct Is.-The cotton market
opened firm at an advance Of Is to 20 points
On active covering and fresh buying for long
account Inspired 81 the strength Of the cables
and buIlish reviews OF the dry goods situation
There was a good deal Of realizing but the ad-
vance carried prices into new high ground Tor
the season. with March and later deliveries all
selling through the 1se mark. Offerings were
well absorbed and prices held within OF
points Of the best during the early trading
Offerings were 80 well absorbed % the cary
recession Of or points that many operators
who had taken profits started 20 replsce tae.I
cotton before the end OF the first hour Wnen
business became very active. and prices sola
Is 20 20 points above the closing figures OF
last Tuesday or into new high ground TOT tne
season Around I4eS for January and a9-oo
for March. realizing became heavy enough 70
cheek the advance BY the bullish dry goo.e
rpoorts taik of q tropical storm heading toWsro
Ire rslf ara . Feasibility o. lower tempera-
ture between now AM the end OF the week
stopping any aggressive selling On S0N'
counts
ne following were the ruling quotations on
Tone steady; middlIng 1850, quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Oct l&-Cotton fu-
lures opened steady al an advance or 4
20 5 points on favorable cables and IN
favorable weather. The weather map
indicated considerable rain In the central
portions OF the cotton belt, where moist
urs is not needed. and the weather ou-
reau issued a warning Of a ropioaI
storm southwest OF Havana which ap-
peared to be making for the Gulf OF Mex
leo. Immediately after the call the mar
ket stood 70 points up but here the
advance was checked by free offerings
from profit taking longs At the END
OF the first half hour Of trading offerings
from this source had increased and the
market was back TO the level OF yester-
days closing.
Heavy offerings from realizing longs were
ureSSTlre On the market around the middle OF
the morning session and the trading months
were pot to points under yesterdays lsst
quotatfons good spot demand and the re-
port that In this market shorts In Ostooer
would have 20 get deliver cotton In order 70
Iiquidate again caused fresh buying for long
account and the market toward noon went 10
new high level for the day The more seuTe
months showing q net gain Of points AT
noon the market was quiet and steady. 20
points over yesterdays close
The following the ruling quotations on
the exchange today:
Tore steady; middlIug. I4sc; steady.
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HAYWARD 4 cIARK,s COTTON LETTER

u, TORI Fans La OCT 1.-The weather
u,sp shows interesting Developments over night.
Generally fair in Texas: cloudy In Oklahoma and
tb. central states: partly cloudy 10 fair IN
the ArIauttcs Rain was general In the central
bslt anil heavy In PARIS o. Arkansas and north
IN the belt The cold wave formation In ne
northwest made good progress and VIII be more
cIearly seen -tomOrrOw-
I'm the Other hand. Washington advises
storm OF considerable intensity entering the
cuff While danger to the belt. this disturb
snee looks remote. owing To the protective
measure over the Atlautics- This disturbance
In the EuI lis liable 20 accelerate the movement
s,uthpsstwsrd 81 the cold wave Indications
ar for generally unsettled weather In the
belt except the Carolinss. where IL viii be
dav followed ~ colder tomorrow. A wet spell
vii traverse the belt In advance OF the colder
wsather-
Liverpool was again very good and at one
tine showed futures points better than due.
spots. 3 points higher: sales. 5000.
he opening In New YORK was disappointing
an dthat market showed hesntation. which Il
attributed 20 heavy protective margin calls
The disposition here was % advance On The
teal possibilities IN months. but the dissppoint-
Tax attitude of New York checked buying
around the start and December sold from IA. %
20 IA 60 within half an hour. but soon re-
covered 20 the opening figures
The market was nervous. a. On one side
there IL q disposition 70 realize At this level
ana on the other there IL fear Of bullish
weather developments over the weekend
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following we're the ruling quotations On
TO-DAY