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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. FRIDAY. ■H 19 S«w Tork, Oct. II.—The cotton man t/t at the outaet was.affected by weak er cable* from Liverpool and rising temperature* In the‘central and weet- n belt. Reports Intimated that the agression tn the English market was da, partly to heavy selling by a bit Mtsl'le operator here. Shorts were fiber heavy buyers here. SPOT COTTON MARKET. «i.4rneof snot cotton rtrui: middling up. gfSr^Jrs&rm lUDiption; (Mlvund on contact, X.MO. \ e w Orleans Arm fit lie. Atignsta. IMrannab uteiif M M D-ll. Bolton nul*t at 11.40. g empfrt* iltlmor* nominal nt 1114* Mol>1 Ip oaaj at 10%. Oalvoston fllrm at todays port receipts. The foUowlnff table shows receipt* at tbs sort! today, compared with tho oamo d*y [ait year*. year nrloaua.. Galveston.. . Mobile Savannah.. .. Charleston.. .. Wilmington.. Norfolk Bnltltnofe.. .. Star York.. .. Haiti in... .. I'lillnilelphla.. Bniniwk-k.. .. Jacksonville.. Total*.. 1839 11049 Oil 328 INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Ifouatnn.. Augimtn.. Mewphli.. Total!. 190# 19241 2577 2C92 HS 28716 15104 2982 2956 1872 Estimated HaceipU Tomorrow, New Oricana expects 4,000 to 6,000 bale*, arsinat 6.952 actual last your; Oa!vt»*i«»n “,6M to 23,000, Sffaloat 18W/ acriiul |n*( to 23,000, Ufa lull ]C,. WEATHER IN THE COTTON BELT. Tfsa*-r»ollaa clear anil pleasant; tom- “nture 67. San Antonio cloudy- and plena- Trier, Sherman, llouaton, Temple, .t Worth. Holton. Colorado, Sweetwater, Irrkel and Cloeo door and pleasant. Miialftilppl—rortnth anil Tupelo dear rnier. Holly Spring* clear and cold; froat. Natcnes and Vlckahurs clem* and cold. Yaano City clear and cool; frost hut night. Greenwood clear; very little froat. Merldlau dear nnd cold: light froat. Jarkien dear and cold. Urookhnven r’onr armer. Ilaxlchurat clear and r*ai* Alabama—Onelllui clear and cold, with frmt; temperature 46. Montffonierr anil Troy clenr and cold. Beltpa clear and cold; light froit. Moldle clear and very cold. Georgia-Savannah dear; temperature American dear and cold: light frost. 1 *>ar and cool; light frost. Alla..— nd cold, frost. Columbus clesr and cold; tight frost. LnuUlins—New Orleans dear and cold. Shreveport dear and plmaanr. Trnnenee—Msmphla. light frost 10 sums places; temperature 40. WEATHER IfTwHEAT BELT. I rlvatc Wire. to. (Jlbcrt & Clay tii < hT-.i' ork, «^ ct * !*•—Liverpool opened 7 to nf. W er ; Y* “• expected 12 to 13 higher, fewer b * We ,hou!d °P*» nbout 10c cl«”m im»irtKW bU * A,l " ull,! collnwttmls Heather predictions are for generally fair $«ZK3 (r JK “1** twenty-four tour. «** b;r .‘"" p * h “.! r * clenr and warmer Tjlb light front at Charlotte, bltvaunlth uud Augusta. Think the opening waa too low. ami trad- plMlt Ur'*" * nd rern,e «™ Marhot declining oo the theory that the for .Sr,, "X fr , 0 *' "'HI not be known for Horae time, mid In the meantime the leehulent position of the market ha. chang- "' from a short oue to a loug one, nml toilL-’in P'obablHly of better weather and Immaatag nMlpta, will not be In a )>oal- tloa to withstand any telling. I.lvorponl coairm. this Idea n. regard, tlvolr market. Hubbard. Hatton fc Mitchell good buyer.. ..‘■•natter. Ilnggott & Co. any: “Every l?' 11 *,I’ favorable to an active, advauelng market, but with wKle fluctuation, aud temporary reee.alou. from time to time. I'rlco lit. heeu a large .eller here, and It la rumor..) be baa done the Mine la Liver- P'T 1 ;. , Ju>'elt>C from hi. aggressiveness think he most have gogten around on the snort side. FROST WAS EARLY COTTON CROP LATE New Sun York, October 1 12 The says: It was a frost market. Ing froat occurring In tbo Atlantic, Gulf ami central sections of the belt, ns well ns some parts of Oklahoma, aud the Indian Territory. The natural Inference from the frosts of late Is that the growth of the green, sappy plant has been checked over a large area of territory and the yield thereby materially curtailed. Killing froat nt this early date, about two weeks «*dler than usual, coming lu a season which la on the whole a fortnight late, is a factor In the situation whose Importance It would be unwise to Ignore, especially In n yeor when the dry goods trade Is so dis tinctly prosperous, and when, to all ap- jwarances, the world's consumption of American cotton will be very large, possi bly, Indeed, larger than erer before. The advance. It Is true, has been rapid aud this discounts much, but If the crop esti mates recently bo popular among certain of tho trade of 13.060,000 bales or more, prove to be 1.000,000 to 1.500,000 bales too large, the advance In prices might go much further. There Is a strong bull following In New Orleans nnd also In Liverpool, and some nrofe&sionala here. Including some who, for a considerable period were short, have now taken the other tack, although there are aotue who persistently fought the advance, maintaining that the crop has suf fered no serious harm. New Orleans, Oct. 12.—The Tlmes-Demo- ernt says: An abnormally early frost when the crop is abnormally late spells trouble for somebody. Anyway the talent took this view of the situation ond the cotton market •sored another sharp rtse yesterday, spot cotton advancing to lie nnd the Ileeem- her option touching the high level of 11.30. Quire naturally the demand ' ** stuff expanded and sellers d seek buyers either. The trade has undoubt edly reached the parting of the ways and the big crop and low price people people have about given up the ghost. lint a short while ago the prospect warranted con- Edited by Joseph B. Lively MARKETS Mr. Lively s twenty-flro years* experience of ed iting markets In Atlanta nnd the South has made him n recognized au thority In bis specialty. TICS FLASHED From Wall Street RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKETS NAME OP 6T0CK. storms and premature frosts, but there Extreme Northwest—Partly cloudy; rls- Inr temperature; 86 to 48 above. Northwest—Generally clear; 82 to 42 shore. West and ftojithwcat—Clear; 84 to 13 82 to 40 shore. WEATHER FORECAST/ Georgia. North Carolina. South Carolina. ue*t Florida and Alabama—Pair and 9 AT Pair Ft1< northeast Mississippi and ntr Jiiul»iana—Filr ant firmer; Saturday Increasing etoodlnea*. West Texas—Fair Friday ami Anturdnr. East Texas-Fair and warmer Fridayj Mtnrday partly cloudy, Oklahoma, Indian Territory nnd Arkansas -Fstr and warmer Friday; Saturday part ly cloudy. Tenne««ee—Fair and warmer Friday and Saturday. ... or no hope that he yield will fill the lola In the rceervea erected last year. Thus, with reserves dwindling, with ex porters In some considerable doubt ns to the fate of nt least a portlou of the cotton promised them, aud with the grade on a lot of* cotton lowered by unfavorable weather, current vs lues continue to appear smell enough, the cliff dweller having i“ appeared lu all the glory of his gold dreams. The difficulty encountered b.v c porters In puttlug through fresh business with Europe because of the uncertainty at tendtug the undoing of hedges may soon Ih*gin to tell against the price In the event the rings do not quickly settle down to reas onable fluctuation*. Meanwhile the Interior 1* net now offering so freely and the move ment Is hardly meeting recent expectations. LYrmMMfttfy* October * iBcectuilag prem/nm over the. December option surprises though The fact must In* bothei Shorts oo little.—Ulbart & Clay. Private Wire to Glbert 4b Clay. Chicago, Oct. 12.—Liverpool strength will j> doubt cause a higher opening In wheat today. Corn weather fine, Prices likely to draff a little lower. Believe oats will work some lower. Argentine shipments of wheat 686.000. against Ml,000 last week and 657,000 Inst lyenr. c° r i_ clearances’of wheat and Hour 241,006 bush els; corn 567.000 bushels; oats 440,000 bush els—all for two days. Primary receipts—Wheat 1.056.00) bushels, against 1.342.000 last week and 1,347.003 Inst rear. Corn 444,000,.against 656,000 Inst week aud 311.003 lost year. “hlnuieuta—Wheat 682,000 bushels, ngnlust .1X0 Inst week and 419,000 last year. Corn 879.000. against 604,030 Inst week and 496.00) Inst year. * . ■ , . # , Provisions opened steady on the higher og*. There was fairly good selling, and ..enisnd was not urgeut. Rome shorts cor- ered November lard. Think market a sale for a turn. STOCKS REVIEWED BY NEW YOR KSUN let. 12.—The Bun aavs: "Dur* greater noru«m of the »es- ’, the stock market displayed Tensive strength that it did slon yesterday. COTTON SEED Oil. MARKET. Following nr. tin owning ftnd 010.1ns trio,, (or cotton i«d oil (atnr*. la Now Tork imI.j: On.nl.., Cliwlne. October ,,,,46 S8%94*L Jawmber , ,.||t December.. 84’ Jimmy.,.. u Morch l|t Mat ..... ::8 „ _ , itmutj: ulo. •noTirtob.r »f'tMil I?, , ltt' ,| P. h - r *« SKj. FO January at Ml. •ml 800 May at NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. 4*»i J«niMry.. . April «»>■ June , July.. .. ,, Aagu*t. .. , Brpteinber.. Etcher... . November.. Decetnl»er... -losed steady. Interruptedly for several days pnaf, caused many of the earlier gain* to disappear. As It was. most of the leading stocks closed at advances nnd the firm undertone of the market was In no wise Impslred. The * sres touched 60 for the 801. and tho event was tlrst time since 1901. and tho event was received with no little enthusiasm on the floor of the exchange, nor can the present tbo corporation scattered over ine country, who have held their stock ever since the formation of the company. In the cate of Pennsylvania, It seemed to lie regarded as probably certain that the directors of the company would next month place the stock .upon a 7 per cent basis. The most significant development In the market was. however, tho strength of stocks of the local traction nnd gas llffhtlnff companies."-Glbert 4b May. CHICAGO’S YELL. Anaconda American Locomotive.. . do, prsferred. . . . Auer. Smelting Uef. . . do, preferred. . . . Atchison _ do, preferred. . , . American Cotton Oil. . Arner. Car Foundry.,. Baltimore & Ohio. . .. Brooklyn lUpld Trio.. Canadian Pacific. . . . vhle. St Northwestern.. Chesapeake & Ohio. , . Colorado Knot 4c Iron.. Central Leather aPJRSSftfa: ■Chic., MU. & St. P. . . Delaware & liudwn.,. Distiller's Securities... Erie do, preferred. .... General Electric. . , . Illinois? Centra!. .... Amer. Ice Sororities.,. Louisville Sc NasPvlUe.. Mexican Central IHnourl Psdflc. . ... ""Total stock sales today 8S5ffi> shares. NAME OF STOCK. N. Y.. out. & Western* Nntlon.-il Lead Northern Padfle. , , . New York Central. , . Norfolk a Western. . . Pennsylvania. , . . , . People’s Gas , i*rees0a Steel Car. • • do. preferred. • , . Puttie Mall. Beading • • • Republic Steel Bock Island do. prefer,vl. . . . United States Rubber. do. preferred. . * - Southern Pacific. . , . Southern Railway. . . do. preferred. . , . Floss-Sboffleld. . , , . Tonn. Coal & Iron. . . Texas Sc Pacific. . , * . Union Pacific United State* Steel. • do. preferred. . , • Ya.-Csr. Chemical. . . do. preferred. • * . Western Uul&n. .... Wabash . do. prefer) NEW YORK. (Tct. Nor. Dee. Jnn. . Feb. Mcb. May , Closed steady 11 11.05110.9 i in Lull § jl0.87-S3 11.10-f2 10.WM 11.19-21 ii.miio.so, lo.so io.ai-3m 16-17 11.03 1L 96 ‘ 1L6B ui 10.87 10.87-88J1L81-S2 11.06 10.974W 1L29-80 11.06 11.04-06 11.87*88 11.10.11.10-12111.43-44 U.12-14 11.65-47 11.1411.15-1711.46-60 NOTES ON GRAIN Pointers on Provisions. THE WEATHER. -.7 JW8W LOCAL FORECAST. WEATHER CONDITIONS. Private Wlrp to Glbert & Clay. New lurk. Octolwr 12.-Mnrshal!. Spader & Co.: r<Mtay'ii market should sliow Ira* proveufent In activity, and In view of the J ,ra ‘' money rates. It Is quite pos sible that high dividend paying stock* will receive Investment support. Strength of common steel, Union Pacific, Pennsylvania and bout hern Pncifle forms good leader ship, and most things point to a further advance In AuinIg*>>’"3*Mt 1'nnn.i* Look for spec lu Union Pacific uu ...... Market still in u tnullrtff position. New York Financial Bureau: Union Pa cific should be bought ou this reaction when ■oft far turns, nt Wait.* We also favor the purchase of Louisville and Nashville, ns Southern development will carry It ranch higher. The trend of Amalgamated Copper Is strongly 'upward. We advocate the purchase of Steel whenever soft, believing In good things for It. Brooklyn Rapid i—i—MiimffMiiriM LIVERPOOL., . t 2l ,0 T’ tt8 0 F j k* /If* .tk* opcnlog f*W* *n<l clow. comp.rmT irtth ywt.nlay. October.. , Oct.-Nov- (.00 -«.0S' Kov.-MT, .. Her.-Jnn Jon..Full. .. . Feb.-Morch.. , M.rrh-April. . Clow<l unsettled. _ Pr»Tlon, Clow. Clow. t.W OPENED STRONG, PRICES HIGHER Chicago, Oct. 1*.—'Wheat clowd 3-80 (-8 higher, corn ni unchanged to 1-4 better: o»te were up. 1-403-8C. and pro- vleion* unsettled. Patton wee the lending buyer of both wheat nnd oat,, and thia wee followed by buying crowde. Corn closed dull. In oate P.oloeon bought for Tom Welle. A. S. White bought and J. B. Adams was a buyer. Primary receipts of wheat, 1,'80«,000 buehela: corn 144.100 bushels, against 1.807,000 nnd 317,000 bushels respect ively a year ago. On the 1 hard feringa Incross Clearances for the day 349,000 bushels whsat, 40,000 bushels corn, and 10,000 bushels oate. STOCK8 AND BONDS. : 2 iff S ib 6.ri»,r 0s, 1910.. Atlanta 4., 1934 IPS Atlanta end Wwt Point. . . .101 Atlanta nnd Wnt Point Debt...107 Central Hallway of Georgia 1st do. Incoms..., do. 3d Incoms _ do. id Income Georgia jo Augusta nnd Savannah IIS ..113 ► 87a lit ATLANTA MARKETS. FRUITS AND PRODUCE. Offlclallv corrected by Atlanta Fruit tod Pro-nift* rielmngc. Lemon*. 37.50. Limes, 5T$ir bunch, 8L860L7& Fancy stock: 031 Limes. G0?l75c. Mnespplcp. I3.60«4.00. Bananas, straight*, per Culls, per bunch, 81.0hOl.2S CALIFORNIA lflUIT-U_ B nerta peaches, per box, 8 onntsln Bartlett pears, pti Gross plums, psr crate, 82. Columldr.n prunes, per crate, 82. Rose Peru grapes, per crate, 12.06. _ Blue Mslvolse grapes, per crate, 82.0A Cncoauuts. per sack, 84.25 POULTRY AND COUNtIiY PRODUCB- Lire hen*. 40Q42He; fries, 22*4fr39c; broil- •%ss^isu 114130c pound. trrnil liclna mine siruugly upwanl M... present, - lint fair returns should not bo !g- horpd. Bull points arc rejKirted from Van derbilt houses on New York Central. We "•fluid buy l'c-nnsylvaubi now only ou reces- Ion* after the 5-poiiic Nt might advance. _ lillndelphtn has a bull tip on Reading which must take some offerings Just above 154 ttotr before It can Improve rgittculi.r. Southern Pacific may l»e Iranght on recen sions. Smeltlnr —x--*— lug to n spoclal— ... would use the small stop lielow that figure lu It. Atchison *eom* to In n a test development*. We think the special ties, Denver, Csr Fsundry nnd American Locomotive, will be put higher Infer. Private Wiro to Ware & Iceland. New York t Oct. 12.—Dowy Joues & Co.'» summary: Americans In London Irregular, mostly be low parity. Missouri Pacific earnings, from opinions now 13 per cent on stock. . Standard t oil Compauy. of C that It fs owned by an Knglfsh London fortnightly settlement concludes o now well i , Imports would be possl- inc, won wan ireusury help. Light demnnd for stocks In loan crowd. Most forecasts point to 7 per cent basis for wi*ennsylrnnfa. dividend. General market stronger, but speculation rive. Time money working easier, but stiff rates expected until return movement of iirrency from the Interior sets In. Twelve Industrials Advanced .14 per cent Twenty aotlve railroads advanced .03 per cent. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. The cold ' Wire Is driftlnF slowly east- •nrd* being central thl* morning overiWr- glnln and North Carolina. Iu- these state* and northeastward to .New England, the temperature la nbout stationary, or slightly lower, while nt all other point* east of the Kooky Mountains It Is higher. It was still 4-old enough, however, for frost tn the east ern half of the cotton belt, heavy In the northern portions of Mississippi-anil >ia- I»ama, ami heavy to killing In Tennessee, northern Georgia and North t nrollnn nnu Houtli Carolina. Warmer wsalbur Is ex pected In the cotton l*elt tonight. . The barometer Is falling over the west nnd northwest, with attendant Mfjitff twj; neratures. while It Is rising over The north Pacific ciMist. , , , . ... “ clpltation Is reported from ths lOwei , southern Florida and the uortb l« ^f’oiMluIons favor fair nnd warmer weatbor tbl. Met.™ tomato e.d Temporarily in Charge. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. . or the 34 bonre rs-llnf etiI e. nt. TJtb msrldlsii tlino. October if, 190*. for tod*/ Open. III(h. . WHEAT— lie c 74H May 7SK,' Jnly.... nil, COKJ7- Deo 41 Ji May 43T* July T ■i'-i 7b 78U 8 STATIONS Of ATLANTA DISTRICT. ♦Atlnnto. rlesr7 Jnlnesvllle, clear. Greenville, dear.. rlffln. clear .daeon. dear.. .. Month-olio, clear. . Newnan. dour.. .. Rome, cigar, LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET. « h..t-°p,ned %e hleher: tt "lHB p. m. T. blshrr: clossd Sc hl*ber. „ I orn-Opened HffHe lower; at 1:30 p. m., •' lower; closed Ho lower- Prnlsc to onto our < antaln tn And. eke. onr Cnptnln Jones. ,’to tol Ihclr (nmeaom- nthlctri Tn the Imutlug nnd tbc bones. Praise to to them ;rbo stood befcln-1 And them who flllad tbo bO». And nlnry to the whlis-btircil chief. Comlekey of tbo 8o»! Sow glory to |bo boerse-rolced fan Who constant wu» n)wn.v» (It will coot him now two dollar.. But b.'lf eMdly ^ho r help*d*the thjnit n ^iAt'Tbe'lunplrs'who’wn. wron*. srin t tot the nmuej 'I their rinds much they think GIBERT & CLAY •• t ALABAMA ST. STOCK*. BONO*. COTTON. OHAIN. coerce, psovision. MCMBIMl i CU«|0 Tribune. ATLANTA. OA. Mark . Board of Trade.|Utl«e(toa rrtrsts Wire, to .11 Bubanna. Local And Lena Diatanee Telephone £293. W. 11. FAGAN. Mtnsoer. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO.. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Empire Building. Bell Phone, Main 858. ATLANTA. GEORGIA. i-niutnnlmr*. clear.. . Tnllapooan. dear.. .. Toeentt. clear Wet Point, clenr •Minimum teuiperntnre. urn for twSlre bour pcrlo-l ending nt » n. m. Ibis dst». Temp'ture. 1.1011T rnosTS. «M>burg. Tenu.i Helnia. t nlou Hpriugs. Ala.- ... Columbia. S. C.; WllBlPEten, Newtorn. K. .C. tl); Nerldli Wsyneslioro... N. c. (*): lb, UlM. kilXINO FROST. Sparlnulmrn. b.C.-Blim.Mst-be-*- K s. c. m-. m“ou h : k : offl&ro. - H. T. -m, CbJtWft. v c. <821: Rsldgh. N. T. n)t Weuloa, N, a (-71! t'snuik. os. iW: tlreensboto. flt. 311: Oreenwoml, tt. Cl. 'Ml. CENTRAL STATION. Atlanta Angus!... •• . Charleston.. . flaleeetoa. .. Little Rock. . Memphis. .. . Mobile Montnomery.. New Orleen... Oklahoma.. • lavnnnnh.. .. Dlat. Araragea. 43k 43 , 43« .... 4314 43-1 OATS- fc 1 k P 1 1! POKK- Jnn.... 13.70 May LARD— Oct.... 9.30 0.33-4 0.33 0.30 Nor.... 1.97-4 0.87(4 9.13 9.93(4 Jan 9.10 9.13(4 9.0o 9.10 SIDES— Oct.... Jan.... 1.18 7.40 CHICAGly CAR LOTS. Wheat., (torn.. , Oats.... Ilofe.. . .on Wllmlnitton.. , - T Indicate, lusiipreclalile rainfall. REMARKS. Temperature, were slightly l 1 0 l w,, kl *J??* the Atlantic couat. ..-^"-Werably blrber over tho western half of the belt niwl about tbo same In after districts. Frog was general over the eastern half of fhe lkllllng lu North Unmllna nnd Houlh t'arollua aud northern ami eastern 0«f* S,- ‘" W. A. MITCnEI.I. Temporaril/ in ebar/e. J. T. HOLLRUAN,' Prealdent. F, J. PAXOX. Vice-President.. UNION SAVINGS BANK Four Per Cent Inter- est Paid on Deposits ASSETS $150,000.00 One dollar starts in aeeount. Hours! 9 «. m. to 6 p. m. Sat urdays till 9 o’clock at night DIRECTORS I r . <i. i A.vj.i, ... ^. KOOTE. J. T. HOLI.EMAN CLYDE BROOK3.J. M. J01IN90N. ft^^puddle, JsS37(4e. nil. SOCStHc: coot* [Oo pound: In ooa-pouod No. 1 Danish lloficr. table, 6 per pound, ouay,.uew, racka.iOfllSe. VEGETAHI.es—Irlah rotated, itork. per buabel. .Siull.on. Cabbage (Virginia), H»c pound 1 tj'ma beane per pound, 9c; Nary, 13.10 oar onlona, per buibal. 11.35. New tweet potatoee. C5®75c bushel. Kraut, (4-barrel, 93,13 • FLOUR, GRAIN. PROVISIONS. FLOPit—PrateFe patant 94.00: Diamond patent. jfjSl Maegmleu Star, 44.70:.fancy patent, 14.64; Red Earle. 3418; Blua lilbnoa, fi»: fancy, 93.80; tprlng wheat patent. 18.99 XORN—Choice reil coh. TJc; No. 3 white, 74c; No. 3 yellow, 99"; mired, 98c. OATA—Choice wnlte ellppoil, 41c; choice white, 47c; choice mlicd. 46c; Texas rust- rr Mi:Alr-’Plaln water-nrennu. r-r hnahel 97c; bolted. 143-pound lute, par bnstial, 93e; Hborta. White. 91.80: tm-nunl. 11.40; brown; 82.89; tore linn, till: mixed lima. 82.23. IIAV’-Tlmothy. choc. larx. b.19* 1248} do., choice smell belee. 11.19; dp.. No. I timothy bales, li«; No. S. 81.00; Jo., No. 1, rloerr mixed. 8L90; do., No. s norer mixed, il.M; choice Bermuda, 78c. RI^B—Georfla, 31.19; Teune9»e. 80c. Bar- r Thc shore priori pro f. o. b. Atlanta. GROCERIES. SUGAR—Stcn.bird prannleteU, 88.30. New Tork redned, 414c; plnntntlone, 8c, Market BICE—Carolina 4(4Q7(4c, accordlaa £ r °P win arriww In two weeke. CREESE—Fancy fnll cream dairy, 16e; itio; D n°3 SUMS?,M&iT " lc; Hnnreme lard, IIOJB; ltd Croaa, Snow Drift compound, 7*ic; Red Croat, Red cravats of various alien are be. Ins displayed tn many of tho Bronx and New Rochelle atoree. Khaki la being affected by many prominent foreigners In our mldat. Sir. OU Bensa. spending hla vacation at the Bronx Zoo. favor* this useful ma terial. and has a large wardrobe of It constantly on band. A few of our most prominent book makers and barbera are wearing large diamond scarfplna By the time the raring season Is over It la expected that the bookmakers will have them all. FA8HION NOTES FOR ME. Veata, with and without collars, will bo worn from now on by moat of the sterner sex. Except when worn In the Subway, they will be buttoned close up to the chin. For the football games, soon to be gin. overcoats ana chrysanthemums have the call, as In former years. Those who removed their collars at the base ball gamea thla aummer will now be compelled by the combined orders of Dame Fashion and Jack Froat to keep them on. A MAINE LUMBERMAN'S EXPLOIT. As soon as the terms of the treaty of Utrecht (1713) were known, France began fortifying her one naval depot on thla continent—Louisburg, the “Gibral tar of America." For twenty-live years the work went on. Over six millions of dollars were spent. The beat engi neers In the world taxed their wits to the utmost to make the tortreaa Im pregnable. In 1744 the long peace between Eng land and France came to an end, and the next year Govarpar ( S|)lr|ey, ,pf Massachusetts, somehow got hold of "one of the most nudAcfoua conceptions that aver entered tho brain of man.” The conception was none other than that of the capture of Louisburg. On March 24. 1748. the fleet, with some forty- nve hundred men and thlr- ty-flve cannon, act sail from Nantasket Roads; and by the 80th of April they were ready for business at Louliburg. The army was largaly recruited from unemployed fishermen In the sea const towns of New England, and wae com manded by one william Pepmrell, a Maine lumberman, who carried on. along with hla lumber getting, a large mercantile buelnees at hla home In Klt- tery. Pepparell was rich and had Iota of brain*, but he wan Woefully Illiterate nnd knew absolutely nothing about things military. Rut he could fight, and to the tjaek of taking the Gibraltar of America he applied hltneolf with dogged resolution. With hla resolute New Englanders ha took one after anothar of the lines of defenee, "until on the l(th of June, 1748, the great fortress actually sur- renderad to the assemblage of farmers and flsharmen, led by the lumber mer chant, and Peppered had the satisfac tion of receiving the key* of Louisburg in his hand." • Now York, Oot. 12.—This moxningla market resembled very closely In all its main characteristics the markets of the earlleet days ot the week. Again the buying sought out particular stocks and carried them upward, while the rest of tho list was left to bear realiz ing sales aa best It conld. Under these circumstances the movement was ex tremely Irregular.' At the opening prices went pretty generally higher, but after that the process of selci tli n began. The Steel shares, Smelters, Baltimore and Ohio and St. Paul wu: pushed upward and considers!..■ strength appeared at times In Bmdlug and Copper. On tho other hnnd, tho Pacific shares broke sharply after tln-ir early advance, and, together with Penn sylvania and Erie and other leaders, were heavy throughout the rest ot the morning. The undertone of the general market could fairly be described as Arm. but sentiment In professional cir cles as regarded tho immediate ten dency of prices waa very much divided. The market all through the llrst hour was fsvertsh and Irregular. Thera was a strong opening nnd a buying wave on the floor carried prices up to the highest range reached In many days Union Paciflc moved up to 190 1-3, and other stocks followed In the early trading. With gains of 1 to 2 points. Just when the entire market seemed strong, large blocks of Union Paciflc were sold, causing a sharp break to 188 3-4. Southern Paciflc fol lowed the movements In Union Pacific closely, and the entire market for a time swung with tho two leading Har- riman stocks.. After the rush to sell was over there was quiet, heavy buying of a number ot stocks that caused a Arm tone again. London bought 20,- 000 In tho flrst hour, chiefly .Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania and Steel Government bonds unchanged. Other bonds firm and active. THE LONDON STOCK MARKET. STOCKS- Amalgamsted Copper.... Atrhlson .. - l . do, preferred.. ... Baltimore noil Ohio... . Canadian Paciflc... .. iioulavlliejiud 1 NashylHe.”." Missouri, Knnans and Texts. do. preferred. Now York Centrsl Northern Paclte. Norfolk and Western. . . Ontario ond Western Pennsylvania Rending.. Hook Island.. ... Southern Paciflc.. Southern Hallway Union Psclfle.... United .States Stoel do. preferred.. Wabash.. ... . do. preferred.. .. Denver nnd Itlo Ordnfle. . . . A Successful Expedient. From The Argonaut. J , A certain prominent mlnlater was compelled not long ago to give strict orders that whllo ha was engntfed In the preparation of his sermons his young son must be kept reasonab.y quiet. 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