The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, April 09, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
Financial and
New York Cotton ,|
New York, Aprii 8.-Thc cotton
market was leas active today and
fluctuations ware more or . less Irre
gular as a result or evenlng-up for
for the. weoa' epd. Prices made hew
high ground for the movement at tho
start, and after midday. reactions,
closed steady at a net declino of ft
.points oh April, hut generally un
changed to 5 points higher. .
Unfavorable weather reports, and a
bullish construction of the semi-an?
nual report by thu ihteraatlOto-il fed'
oration of cotton spinners, .showing
smaller mill stocks or American cot
ton than last year, and indicating a
consumption tor 12 months of 15,050,
WO bales, checked aggresslvo offer
ings on the decline, which carried
prices about ft. or C points net low >r
during thc middle of thc dal. Rallies
followed on renewed covering and
fur th ?r bpylng of near months by
leading spot houso brokers, with July
contracts reaching tho highest level
of tho day in the late- trading.
Bpot cotton quiet; middling uplands
1340; gulf 1365. No ssles.
Co,ton,u,urc,.^.,o^.i?o
May..125H'128l
July .1230 1250,.
October. .....1177 1170
N .v> Orleans Cotton
Now Orleans, U^, April fr.-Tho ?
colton market was featured by ner
vous Uuormtlons today. The QuPQttf
tlon waa to advance on th? cold Wir*',
?ut prollt taking from th? Ion? .Ide
waa heavy and held prices down. He.i
Ilzlng was larpely due to th-i neai
nbss of tho Easter holiday*. I'rlco
changes wero pnrrow, no option show
iug a gabt or losa of moro than five
points. The close w,t? one down to .
fire! tip, net. i
i'^loff^atd? ?ii? Wt'itrr,. '?z'.z
predicted replanting of cotton In tho
earliest counties or Texas .as thc te*
su|t of Ipw. temperatures now pre?
vailing. Rains in the ^ antral portions
of tho pelt also wore considered to bo
detrimental tb the now crop.
Hpot cotton quiot, unelu/ngod. AUc?
w?nn ?o o i-iu snies bu tho spot WO;
to arrive 1100.
Cotton futures closing: May 1202; i
July 1&82; Aug. 1260; Octo?er 1170;
Doc. 1176.
ti
liverpool Cotton
"Ha
^Halcs lOiOQtt; speonleUob and export '
. fry^ts /j lM... JWUlf-a*.Mi?ly *
steady. ... I
C?fcta? GooifiT*^' ' I
New York, April 8;-Th? primary '
cotton goods maiftct wa? qiilqL but
n^ettdr.*>d^^r^
Buyers of dom?stico worsted yarns aro <
marking timo. Worsted yarns prices
aro very firm. "y }
Cstts? Soz? Oil ?J
New York, April 8.-Cotton seed oil
fiiuay wss active, ihsal prices show
ing a net :#dva?>e? A? ? ts 7 pcitta
on. covering ot shorts, buying by re
finers, as w-?ll aa some? fresh commit
ments cm "the long side, Aspired by
the strength of crude marl ? ts.
Th? market closed firm. Total sales
20,a?Q.
Stock? and Bond*
?>'mSf- York APrU ?>- S^ocdlatlve soil
ing ot stocks iucreieed today, iii;
Jilli. ttr&v-alHncr tt?de?i1?*' ?5!^5*??
ward: Trading wea heavier than nt
the opeulug of the weak. >
A. violent slump In Canadian Pacific
gave tin ma-.ket JI setback st the
$K~rai3s ordered #$rl|K
Railway ComroUblon*ltd to tarko of-'.
feripg? of the stock. !W Wa,Y*fdrted 1
under SOO for, the first time nlntm.ru 1"
showing ? loss of seVen points at tho
<ui??w.^; .. ... . . -i
- "!C!S . S-CIOM ?--.HIT- \rirr Ullin. B?lt j
bear&n traders Peered stuck.!. Km
liohUniM! by *he apsihetic r?eep??j.i !
S*OT
?^'A i L W i r.
?c with Blee ?Mge
Frota A?4*rs*e, 8? C. . U
??8?? LdahrtPfc, Ky '
and return Tickets oh sale Ap
ril G and 6th with return limit April
HO?.. i
HA*; Atlanta, Git,
abd return account ot Atlanta
Music Festival. ? Tickst? ob sale Ap
ril 26 to stay it with return limit
May 6th. I
Wk. SaTSE^ CU,
and return account ot National
drainage Congress. Tickets on aale
A prit IQ, ai and at with ?etarn limit
April ROtb.
nw Caarktte, K. C.,
?n? return accounr ot w?ay V>C.H
hi'?tlob. Tickets on sale May lt. to
mst, with return, limit May X4th.
ftttft.. Je*k8*a*i1&
ead return occtmnt of ti. C. V.
ifon. Tickets ob sake Moy ard.
rstura, limit Max. JJah.
rill leave Anderson 7:40
h atrlvft in Jactkeoavtlie,
Commercial
tho aborts put out pew linet ?n a freer
nui nu*!" iii an liad b'?bn observ?dur
ing the' cautious speculative op?ra
tion? recently. j
' Alter a ffen*??t j?^P**''. - ?11
a time under lead di ? He coal?rs,
The rally was.?hort lived. lni'Mui.r:
hbo weil a preponderance cf small de?
cline?, running up to a point or More !
lp a few case?.
. The afternoon declhn waa Influ
enced hy further indications of un-1
satisfactory business conditions. The
monthly copper Htartfhft,it was a
sarong"'die,' blil"'waa " without' influ
ence.
Bonds were irregular, ^nr.tutr ad
vances were, mado Jn various high
grado investment bonds . flock Is
land collaterals broko a point to 84
G4I. Total sale per value 12,400,000.
lTh I tod states bonds were unchanged
co cali. Total sales word i.'?2/)00.
Money Market
Wsw York, .April" */~Cai\ 'money
steady I 7-8 a 2; rulla* rwto'd.'.'rwtfri
closing 1 7-8 a 2- .
Time loans weaker; sixty days 3
1-3 a 3-i; nlnoty days 2 3-4; , six
monthB a 1-4. ff *
Mercantile papery HS1f"I?.*?*? v-r?a??*?
. Sterling exchange steady; sixty days
484.90; Jemand 485.55.
CommerdaVbhVs 484 1-4.
Bar silver r.S 1-2.
M-.-xlcan dollars 43 1-2.
Government bonds steady; railroad
Lc.ida Irregular.
Chicago Grain
^ f'hlcago, April 8 -Misgivings about
ii.? vlianwi vi winni being dainagoa
by tho frecsing tothpernturo South
west helped to offset today the bearish '!
inf! uenoo of the govern tn nt crop re
port. Accordingly, prices closed firm
ai^a4^ urhdar^^eetrt-ri^t decline.?;
Corn wound np 1-8 a 1-4 to l-2c above
Monday night. Oat? <iow~ i-8 te i ic '
?nd provisions with a gain of G a 7 1-2 i
to ai'Me. . i
New York, Apr? 8-Governors of,
IhnjNqw- . York sU)cs^???*chkuge '.today
voted to close th?-?kms%g?t?'%bbd
Friday, but declined to pjrgrtfj^iMti-.
*?t|^ftg, <he, (ou
o o uoao^o?ooooo
o THE POWE o
o OF^USIC'o
o\i6"tf *3Fin^^ ?
i By Edgar ' Lucian JL??.BkJu?i' {
".'tj--Is lt a fact'that a wini;"?lase
can be .broken or shattered to p?ceo:;
by a musical.chordt
A.-I liad a lingo u'lkss bowl one foot
?n disnioter r?otlnr; on'Jts r?sr.s strr.:!.
Tito tl Int glass was. from one-quar
ter to thrce-clghts an Inch thick. I re
sined the violin bo-?, dre?? !t stress *?*%
edge, and the entire ? hemisphere of
soi ld ems ' integrated Into hundreds of
small pieces. Tho sound of breaking
fragments was . entirely unknown to
.mo-a crackling or grinding, and tho
hhs of glas? flew ?p?>t. \
I had used this 'sante bo wt before
classes for several*years*'With? Wem
".bows, But on fhls particular day
the Ktudedjts sd ; weir aa r Ware ' aur
prnted ni ; altotf arid unearth
ly noise. M ''.?*?:.*/?
J Th? fact ts. I-liappehcd to vibrate
the bowl with its key note; that ia. set
?inr?uunlc r*ic, vr?i?c?. iiic?uo ?ho. 9V*m
.WJM?fcW TthhJhilti waa taila ta
vibrato iq send forth that note, for
notes ate'rate? of vibration, and that
with other net and fixed laws. . .
Purchases .Wi Ba Made With all Bc
(From tho Kansas Cit? Tl^es.>
Hsrr- A. Franck,., tho wandering
an-b^ef/'Vegdbon*^
tho World" and "Zone Policeman
OT,"; ls somewhere In the wilds ot
landed hsre; I^n|$\ot have.a Rlntjle):
cold meat." fie* much for tho cooking
outfit, carry one by all moans. Fpi*?
per cent alcohol1!^ to ho had st A sot
abbott le - in s?meT ,aW or. .aersn town*
along the way. Eggs are plentiful.,
cnoa^^thon^
rio*?" w?'IfVaTlabte -rawy^
answer to thW*ir|tfeaWb, ts to say i?
your most Anent abd Regid t&eehua:
'^Of course, I know very well they are
ti lue lady
ts herself a: lady would think of
nw'pito you ar.
uet"or'saefc-&:
??on, bow mucii
United States Fidelity andx?nu flu*?
.JU* ?W?|r#"J Pf Baltimore. ,,
"^bU.l?Tth? company whwo bonding
of state and clt'v contracts in New
t?r?.Mm tem divide^ between Char
l?s B. Murphy. Jr., nephew and name
sake pf the Tammany bots, and the
insurance ageucy of James K. Mc
Guire; ?.inrjbpr mayor .of 8>'r^se and
yeera the democratic boss and state,
committeeman fqr .Qnopdsga County,
it la aldo tb? ?0j?afo. whose busftpaa
In the wcstWrt^nii ot ?io'stele wiw
handled by John J. iVmnedy ot Buf
falo uutll he .became state treasurer
on January l. 1911.
: Wilson's stevies with Ute company
began not after he had failed of elec
tion a? secrptary of Alie united-.States
c?nate.' Rival' companies say that
since! that ?itne tb?>y haye found in
rreaslug- difficulty tn writing the bus
lnee? of tho . Federal officers. ' add
whether this baa aciu?lly been JK>, }\t
ia a fact that Wilson's position at
the -head or the .development depart
ment of tho United*States oempany,
has become a matter of a.good deal of
discussion among bonding solicitors/ ?
AH1H PLANTS SWAT PLIE*?
Californian'Has Two Trained to ticor
Uti House ef the Pests.
(Oakland, Csl.. pispateh.)
li. S>, FQT.asuanpi Oakland.,- hag solv
ed-the'fly swatting progloni to his own
saUafacticn. He .has & cpuplc ot
cinta, .-that keep his house free o* the
posts thst aro , BO hungry for more
that, hp te- obliged' *0. t?ed thora raw
,m$5U . <?ncp Mi '>A,, whllo to keep the?
from starving to death., Xhe. plants
are pathes. ot the troup'on of South
Amarlos.?nd never before ?bey
been cultivated successfully outside
of - greenhouses. Foreman,, startod
laya ca his garden and later he tr ins
pKnted them to pots and put .them
in the house.
? There thoy soon began th^dopppn
late the fly colony, and soon there
wasn't, ono of the Insects-^laXLJa'.thu
house.. The?- ptaata - aoemcd 'to have
nit is i coioiiuic Bvirmviion tor lite iiica,
hut tho moment they light on t'Hi
fdwars, thc petals^ids* a?pfe^'th^fnt
anil they are doomed. The plants arc
not nev to science, but they are new
| <a-'districts outside' tho tropics. In
the latter they have'been known to
(mw ' lae?rn ?nnii?l> 4j 'di:*/cur
hi rd?. They aro" very dellcsto abd
fy$offi 01 Ufc?l CHC*'?ad const?ewible
???yi. i
Rlchnrd OIPSV Say? IL N His Prfill.
t ?ire tn Adri?e L-gfalatioa,
Ausiwta Chronicle. ' 1
n ti The; ?oUer eL Hon.1 Richard Olney,
-,tata '?v?i. havo indiunitial beating4 OD
?Jto repeal, vot. /b*i^^i?B*a1d3rCon
a*?s?eman Peters seaght, tho adrice; df'
< Mr.v Olney and Mr^Oleey's-Jet^rea'*
, ?ead, UV Ut?.' honaa.aft?r tile &m$*
hate waa closed; , Iii appears that
\ pacpft that^M?. O^y^was^p^^^
. ropea?. and Ole letter eras made pub
|.M?. to 'Vet; things right."
nu--cly advises that, in the present'
: sHaation. end ont the statempht' of
Proaident Wilson to congress^there ls
no cp?jr>?o open but to vste renca!. He.
,J?tri?s , o;|t . that -M??Wt&W:Nn-I
questionably obscure and susceptible j
. OLAwo^osnoKit?-..,injiejrpnHB-ti?nn, ?n >
conclusively shown by Ute conflict! ig
.;Tt?ws pf tere president? of th? ?^fted
i Sfjwcyjtfe^?^i*^^ dit
.JS^cjifc^ eminent
lawyers without regard to their po
J Utica!, affiliations. _ Recognising. this
1 situation; and though he might have
??MMK^IW0?. rnc President., in
?T|raeTrW?|rea*^^ merita ortho
? issuq nfe immaterial and that the r?
ffi1 tM^?^f?eJact which raises tho issue
I. ls. abaci ute ly essential to our good
?',|t?hdlng ,wlth the great po.wets of Ute
world and to the nropcr conductor
our fore Ian .relx?'???-" iii*, titw^w
.'Wew'toakes'..t?\ls desorption.', as
Pr^d^errL ana a> t ' o^dd^^t the,
mues '-jae , resbpr bi my or assuring
??taW',-1!''; .country that;, as'
compered wita i- r> resnltetp bo gain-!
Jd, ny the rep' ', all other matters
?PwrV'-d ate of light account. 'Now
ttk?m*tf*b '' >' u'e ' President
meit be ace' tod ac 'made ld good
faith, wUh P" intimate knowledge of
foreign feist . ns Cutt congress can I
o .President's toad up
miM?^PaH^%?W a? aoperior *c
qufilntan' i with thh subject' and be
?kUsb bl-f^ terni pf goV?r?taebt re
quires l'.'.rh tb leadi
"it must ho borne in' m md that
for congress ndt to support each an
brfrmt abpeci as the ;Prhstd4itt hss
?Wt? tn Hits instase* is'ttot wrety to
'JSMft: *- measuro whtbp rft?yrt*fc add
'Wh{fhf'hte deems'to be. r^tdred ny
inc hoher abd well-being bf the. ns
tien tt ts to discredit bim .twi-tteb
fuiure^>tt to ta weaken hi? and to
prejudlca Him ta his tlbBaaqueoT fhter
?curse with foreign nations-it ia to
|l?e him notice *i*&*fr4?^$&F**
fignwmoad than d reaV factor^ ta Ute
attsonal nHovommeai,, and that deal
?nag>w?t?i him ar* hferdty to be re*
.Mded. a? 'very .s?ii?^4ffaiiM!
pertinent? ; -WHWWH?*?
:te?dwg to the sams r*e*Ht might bo
mentioned. B*t ta tba prttrtec ?Itu
allon now coafren?a?^eon^rea? they
*iar, I think, be saiely passed oser,
fbeesuxo those already given are to bo
iMHled ar. .:<>.
witt pa^C ft^ a??ia\^?re
is ti? he ho flllbusterlng, no b?u-?srl?g.
^r^apa^eM^^J?m^~ . De?nte the
M<^dfi>',finatbr' O'CKrnian
*ertld take, np the h?P?* bill with the
esn?Kfcj comraitiee "when he becomes
QHM^yf.V., latUn?ting his : dis
inaltte takes
itessed dollies vj? *; ? J? piece bf m?s
Ife?very ti?y ^^^L all ready io
?_ * # Y / V> x stuff. They
'W^s f \ ^msm 1 \ Wmm
?^^J, , J ' J frjiW I % ?"hair,bi?
?pd- get ^ ? ^ ? ? v^jt ^ ^; '
ited nutter of these doils and you must act proinp ? ly.
THE A?^RSQN D???Y t?^i&Lt?^ . J***'. ~^pf
v-vAnderaobp S. C.
Gt 1 ?. Ej^iosed < 1.25to pay for a tki tc months subscrip?on to the Daily Intelligencer
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MaH^K**" r?u*? S^*w**rSt ?fc~h'-?tafo baa bad to orerccssel *ma? liberty, t?Ve*e*? ?**??wr ?eeni f^r^a^i ewbiro . .as .lie laws.
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wader * ^WW^*!*^ **** .?SS? j ?no areaed thal ' anett law* efe1- . *a i2?I K???L ??? r raetaocv
Thfeo ?UgW^W?l ,***2^K f^? it i Ar^*rttaa td fer?oclrtW io I'ORI.UI?T .Ift-|sctl?5 euch l*w* ha? bees? flat!) t"^l?-.W?''Venuasen Ktc ^ ?
Sir* - ' ?terfere with the p??iK>oAi ?IIKIIJ (H un r nor to ***a" _, K?> vf?i?n?it I nm-e *v
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