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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06
rHE EDUCATIONAL CORNER.

TEACHERS ASSOCIATION AT LAFARGE
second meeting for the year will be
held at LaFarge, Saturday, January 10,
Following is the program:
How shall grammar be taught IN the pri-
mary farm3 shall text book be used in
this FORM What should be the relative
raties Of sa-ealied Language work. compo-
sitlon and formal grammar IN these three
grades. Lydia Woods, Blanche Dunlap
How shall grammar be taught In the upper
fcrna, e IA and sth grades tal shaH we
taach diagrANings so. to what eXtentf
CO.. Discuss aiaersEce 5etTeaa tsaEsiEge and
tntransltive VERBS 60 The Sth grade pupils
wifi parse tha verbs in ten test sentences
given by the county uperinteEdent.-Tho
Hugill, Ella Niison.
Class exercise ia Middle form geography,
-- Dora Saulrea, Mabel Tseseder.
Clas exercise Ia 2ad and 3rd grade arith-
netic.-Mary Gushing, Lucy Wiganowsky
How and when shall Longitude and Time"
be taughts-JJhn Collins, o. Hin.
Question b0K-CDunty Snperlntende ut,
WHAT SHE MUST BE.
The requirements Of a ccdntry school
teacher are numerous. She must be
primary, intermediate. grammar grade
and high school teacher combined. She
must be able to build fires, adjust fallen
stove pipes, putin window panes, sweep,
Gust, kill microbes, split kindling, drive
a horse, keepsout Of neighborhood quar-
rels. know how and when to whipa boy,
understand the school laws, raise money
for libraries, keep all kinds of records.
plant trees on arbor day, be Of good
moral character and pass examinsa
in all branches of education For these
accomplishment she receives $50 to $50
month Out Of this she pays her
board, buys her clothing, attends SUM-
ner school pays for educational papers
and books, attends county conv 4tions,
buys slate pencils and gets religion, Elk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06

General James Longstreet, the last
but one Of the ranking Confederate
Lieutenant Generals, died in Georgia,
on Monday General John B. Gordon
Is the sole survivor Of the big fellows
who managed the lost cause Long
streey r-as 90 wears old
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06

wEsF PRAIRIE. Jar 4.--Nice weather nd
little Snow made a very merry Christmas IN
oar ueigbbnrhpod AIT holland made q
trip TO ToweryilIe mill ,.. Merchant cirBmsr-
son was a caller ia oar berg last week. 4. 4.
Ytria visited his old place On Rag hollow.
Hans Hem and Archie Ayeral bad shoot
lag match last week, Hum being the winner,
g. x. Waters was Judge. Fred Henderson
ana wife visited at k3FLrldges home, sunday
hollands Forums and Johnson attended
shurch 81 Fargo, Sunday night Peter Over
BOW has returned from Minnesota where he
has bean visiting relatives and friends.
Peter Thompson knsh creek, accompanied by
two girls from The wesE were callers At the
Prairie Henry Ttrie makes his regular
tFips south 40 be on the alert boys and nave
powder on hand Theodore Johnson visited
his uncle an Brst0w. The Christmas trse at
south Pralre was 3 success. Many presents
we're carried home by the Vest Prairie people
~. Mrs Thompson fFom BrtstoW mas been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs.
Ehamas Johnson. who has been sc the hospi-
tai IS Improving fast several Of cur YOUNG
people attended the stFp at wilson NILS ana
report . swell time. Blue BIRD PEDESTRIAN.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06
First publication January 6, 1898.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice Of Application for Letters of Admin:



tratiou.
q ERN0N COUNTY COURT - IN PROBATE
State OF Wisconsin, Vernon County, as:
In the matter Of the estate of John + An
derson. deceased
On this 5tn day of January, a D., 1904 up
on ~eadirg ana fling the petition OF Minnie An
derson, widow. of Vernon county, Wisconsin
stating that John F. Anderson of the county of
Vernon died fntestste, on or about the 26th day
OF January, 1908, and praying that she, Minnie
tate Of said deceased.
1t Is ordered that said application be heard
before me; at my 9ree, ~ she Guy OF aIroous on
O'clock. g. m.
Ara it Is further ordered, that notice Of the
time and p!eca appointed for hearing said sppli-
cation be Civ an 10 all persons interested. =
publishing copy Of this order for three weeks
snccsssfvely ia ne Vernon County Censor. q
new spsTer pript ID in said county previoas to
SAID nearing.
BY ire Court, .. o. MAHoSEX. County Judge.
Dated January ), a. p, 1905
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06
OUR COUNTY GIEANINGs
Hrom the Brain and Pens of the censor's
live Geuutrs ana village writers.

q 1EaNAtEass
HICKORY RIDGE, jan 3, 1904 -Hurrah for
She New Near4.. We are having cold weather
and sleighing The boys from around here
spent New Years il Chaseburg John Hunt
5ngton W as at Genoa Yesterday. Hank sand
Hn wentao St0ddard New Years. Henry
WOodhousa Is working for Tom Suffer-. Lew
Huntington, j r., spent sunday az seasteaos
Albert Hoop has tia mail route through
here. Mrs. Martin Huntington Is on the
sick list =. VIM. Hall takes MS departure
tor his Florida home Jan. Elmer Wood
ard Is On the sick list..., Frank Prindle II
staying st nome this winter. Eddie HAL
and Agnes &nutsOu made Tying trip 10 VI
roQua Jan. g.. Rem F0N has been having VS.
it0rs from NIr0qua-.-.. Henry M0odhouse
spent Sunday at Del Wakehelds George
hails horse ran away Sunday night ana
threw him out and broke his leg, and the
horse tanlnto a ditch I'D was killed Instant
III ~. AIayme Jambois IS working 10 Lacrosse
10 the rubber mills G. s. McNutt is board
ing at Maritime. Dan Fran1ina Is buying
hogs and cattle 49,. Charles PrindIe spent a
couple days Ia Yir0qua last Week-,.' me
Powell girls made trip 20 Stoddafq on the
last day Of tie old year Geo. nan spent
New Years at Geuoa.,- Alfred Adams Is very
sick with diphtheria.- Johnnie Roth is az
Cbasebufg visiting. GHarlfs carter return
ed home from MINNEAPOLIS with IA wife On the
jrst day of the new year. ie was gone Tor
some months and was welcomed home Dy al
Miss Ehie Huntington BIAS been WORKING
!Gr Chas WOa0house. Grace PoRelI Is
warkiug tor r. b Hoyt, Ellsworth Pater-
SON So. ut Sunday st Mr. Hilis TWINS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06

GHAsgaURo, January 4--AIons Peterson $
son Gilbert and wife OF Westby, spent UhrIsl-
MAS wlth Am and other relatives 10 this VI
entity. The masquerade ball 90 the 26th
sgas Il success, all attending report an enjoy
able time. Miss Powell received the prize
for The haudsomest costume. 4 number
from out OF town were In attendance among
them ole Levin 81 Coon Valley, and X. q.
Brown OF BED Mound The schools ln THIS
vicinity an closed f1y holiday vacation, ana
reopen today Tie United Norwegian ana
American sunday schools had q CHRISTMAS
tree and entertainment Ia the school house
New Years eve. W. Il, Brown spent Few
days with mis- parents 80 Red Mound, during
the holidays. Grandma Gates is confined 10
the house with q very bad cough, G. g. ward
is spending q few days at home Wild his ram
lly Messrs EmilsOn and ThomDte have
purchased q saving outfit and are liking the
came tOsaw amber ID" Wells IS kept quite
busy Of late, attendip- nls many patients
There . - b3 a te7cher's meeting here SAT-
urt2y IA social mop was given AZ ward :
ha,i, Saturday eve. Quite nee eFoWq at
te AIDED, AMI reported q go0d time q AIRY
Id vts fgmiiy, Quarintined for dlphtheria
sevefa; eeeks ago, are all well and out again
SSON BIRD.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06

Al the ctliee Of and bv Roger Wiltiamg,
Esq, la tha village &c ijtII4bora, Dec. 2S Mr,
WENcEf. yfTcESnA, of Uuiau town ana Miss
AGSEs PGiNgR % kica and county
As She residence 8f and bg Eey W. Nu-
lum, Dec 81 Me OTIS BEBGE Of Franklin,
lBd Miss MARTHA EQEPEzE OF Sterling.
Mr. and Ars Berg gave happy regeptiOn
70 a large party a. lavibe8 gugsts at PurGy
W10dmau haEI last eFeains.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06
LANnFoR SAFE.

Eighty acres Of land, - acres impTov-
cd, baIance growing timber, part valley
land. Personal property also Tor sale
Call ca or address
NONS EMERSON. Soldiers Grove
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06
DIHD

Ia the town Of Coon, December ,, Miss JOS
EpHfEH daughter OF Neri Olson, aged p
years
In tue town OF Coon, December p, Mrs. SEC
BACH, aged = years
Il tbe ra Of Clinton, December 90 Mr.
lOAS Essd, AGED Il, born in the state Of New
or1, came To Wisconsin is53, and has bean
q substantial citizen Of Vernon county from
pioneer days, During the great civil strife
Sir FISH served in the famous 25th Wisconsin
restmeHE wife and seven children survive
bjm
Mr. ANpREw SEvERTsoN RoIsLAND died
Thursday Dee. 81, aJ his home three miles
northeast Of FitoQaa after an illness OF four
years tte was born IN deskestad, ; rWay,
August IL, 1852. came 70 America Ia "a aud
vas among be first settlers OF Coon Prairie.
a few years later he was married 10 Sarah S,
0lslad, lie leaves "a widow and seven chill
dren t. NOR n his loss. Funeral took place
A6 Coon Prairie, Saturday last, where the re
mains were lald to rest, Keg. Halvorsou Of
helatng, AZ our people JOIN 10 sympathy
WITH TIE loving relatives Uf the t33t.sst
LOUIE SYgs. aged niue years died To on
tstrio q diabetes Jan j, 1884 Funeral took
place Jaa. pa In tbs { d. church. The re
mains were laid 90 rest ia Ontario cemetery
Rsy. Chapman officiating. beceNsed was the
only sUa of N u and Mrs. Launis Eyes OF our
village They have tins sympathy OF the
CENSOR 31d I'll i5s readers In this their sad
bereavement 81. M. .,
Mrs sABAH CENN& ef North Dakota, aged
g years Z month s8s l1 day ajed Dec 90,
1900 ~ae W tAH daughter % J Z and Rena
Williams Of oeesf- married % Mr Clark 90
june 80, Gihj tuuerai took place SO rhe
Williams SCHOOL house ia Forest jan. D. She
leaves hlshanI, isiler and mother, eight
brothers a1d one sister t8 mourn Der death
The remains were iaid t9 rest in ie Boidou
cemetery, beF. GHapuzu Of6ciattaE Words
ofsympothY are here - eN tended % Gs many
soseow. aE ge.af4Fes ana friends.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06
A SNAP.

rF,HE PAT FINNEY FARM FOR SALE; Sc
acres. good out-6uliclngs, go acres unser
from VircuCa on the stage T3ad tnr tul
particulars write and inc wire OF the NORTH
WESTERN LAND AGENCY. Rooms . y
HUNK BiE cor. sth & Pearl Sts.t Taa Crosse,
WI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06
USE COAL FOR FUEL

Latest prices. Herd coal all sizes 3 50
Hooking lump So 90
Delivered ia lots Of 1900 lbs or more.
FIECQUA LUMBER Co
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06

For Fire and Tornado Insurance. csI
IN John Dawson & Co. Agency, Nlroqua
Meals served Tor 10, 70 snd ~ cents
g a Nelson's bakeryin Opera BLOCK
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06

Don worry let tlle other fellow do It
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06
CALUMET
EDDYS,
l. c.
CHAPMAN $.

The housekeeper should near n mind
that alum makes cheap taking pow
der Il costs sbut two cents g pound,
while cream Of tartar costs lhirtY. The
quality Of the powder is, therefore. usu-
ally indicated by the price.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06
Alum Baking Powders.

There are so many alum baking pow
ders about, most of which are represent
ed to be made of cream Of tartar. that
the following list of powders ia which
chemists have found alum will be of
Ira
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06

Don't drink. You'll get thirsty again
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-01-06

Ia tbs town Of Coon, December p, Miss JOS
EPufEH daugbeF OF Nefi Olson, aged q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10

British bark 500 tens. lumber. River to ruenos
Ayres IS option Rosario So
OI4-s-Cottonseed oil barely STEADY to-day alb
o. speculative support and freer offerings. Sales
o. DDS OCTOBER al %9c. and coo bbls November, at
-stfe Llnseed oil remains unchanged Refined petro
We quote: PETROLEUM. standard white bbis 81 80
olh - o Philadelphia bills 81 50. 81 90: refined
cases, Nsv-York SO 50. Philadelphia. $40 so:
WA New ork bhls. 10 test so 80: bulk. SO %: Pha
9epna ~ SO: bulk. SO 50; white NevvYorS
~ o. philadelphia S13 80; COTTONSEED OIIs-Prnae
z9ZS sc; October, 29s d29ssc: NoyeTlbeT sac;
December 29 29SSc; January 29it a29sc on summer
yellow nominal: prime white S2eeES3c prime winter
low S21zQ33c; LINSEED OILr-Americau seed city raw
@oq95c oet Of town raw 4s4sc: Calcutta raw. CSC;
LARD OIL 5s9l5eC.
PRovIsIONs-Tsken a whole the market for pro
visions barely steady all day. being perhaps
greatest hrmness early in the session when
the stendy live hogs and small receipts had
their principal effect After midday there was some
realizing and moderate setback from top Chicago
reported 14.0oO hogs. Kansas city had 1000 Omaha
ho0o. and the entire West 10000 PORK quiet. Quoted
Mess. $12 joG$13 family SO 90; clear S13 50@
$40 ia BEEF steady. Quoted: Mess SIS 50qS9 70,
$l4nsi6. REEF HAMS steady: quoted S24d$25 80
DRESSED HOGS firm. Quoted: Bacons. T%c; H.
Sc $50 ~ sac; $40 % Sec pigs ga G9c; 10 NJ sasc
100 n sac: so n. SC. CUT MEATS-PIckled bellies
steady. Quoted smoking 10iadl1c: 10 70. 9+c Il H.
9Ac. IL -, &c Picked shoulders quiet: quoted 10
TIC. Picked hsms easy; quoted ut Zoe. TAIIlOW
steady city 4Ssc country 49sgA9sc. LARD steady;
quoted 1900. City lard steady; quoted 7c Refined
lard quiet quoted South America. s25c: Continent
btGec sTEARINE-Quoted: Oleo. 1i.c; city lard
stAa itc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10
OTHER mARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept. 0.-CATTLE-Rsceipts 1000 head. in
Guiding Westerns market steady strong; good to
primo 81 5o1S6 % 70 medium. g 30Eka =;
vtneksrs ana feeders s. sass So s. 50GS4 IS;
h~lfers S2HS5: 81 51S2 %: bulls. S2S4 %;
50d,Se Texas fed $3.50 western
steers 7a3S4 HOGs-Receipta. i4.0O0 head; mar
mixed and butchers. IS 25Ss 90
heavy 50 &OaS0 20. rough heavy. - seq
SIS 80 light 81 4bGSS %; bulk Of sales s. @5GS5 90
sHEET-Rscrips IS 000 head: sheep steady lambs 100
higher good choice Wethers - S0s4 IS fair 20
Cincinnati. sept a-HO9S active; butchers, Is %;
common 81 iogS5 CATTLE strong: fair good
ppera 81 25Gs5. $3.50 60 SHEEP quiet. 81
asa % lambs quiet. 50 6o4S6
East Buffalo, Sept e.-CATTIE-ReceiptE. 100 head;
good prime IS 25Gsb 70: ship
riuE s. 75HSa 10 butchers So 1904. VEALS-Recspts
400 head: 500 higher. 81 5OdsS HoGS-Reesp,s. $500
head: active higher; mixed and Workers. So %
IS pigs sgdS6 ruushs 50 l0eSS 40; stays. SAG
20 aaries 81 s0aS6 % 50 z56S6 Is SHEEP
and LAMBS-Reesipts Q 600 head sheep steady; lambs
strong. 81 5OaSa - Few 50 90; yeariings - so
asa 81 259Sa So ewes Sc 70; sheep. mixed
S2N$4
including southerns market steady 70 i0c higher
choice export beef steers $3.50 fair good
S. T5dS5 fed 50 1865 30; stockers and
feeders So Southern hsters - 500 81 10 South
cows S2$3, 81 o0f4 .: nscye heifers
81 sOaS4 S. S29S9 90. calves 81 5ostS8 HOGS
Heceips $500 sead; market strons 20 sc higher top.
sales, s. 45pS5 5Tls; heavy, IS sass 50
packers. So 4Qds5 co. pigs and lights. 81 4o9S5 so
6HEEP-Receipts. 1000 market strong. active; nGrvs
lambs 50aS6 20; native wethsra 81 25$4 native
s30sa 10 Western lambs 81 5oaSS 81 Western earrings
SO 009S4, Western sheep So 4o9ss To- swes s3gsS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10

FLOUR AND HEAI1-Up 20 noon to-day four
considerable activis stocks in hands
come in the market and nay the prices aeraadsd spring
patents ssgse 60 winter straghis s. sSaxs = winter
10 zlnfsr e 75ss4 extra No winter s. s5qss
Choice 10 fancy g sss. Gs g. co on. II Sf aots
ao a Fine Wits ana seilo& s. IS coarse 81 os
SO IS standard ara mddiinr SIS aour d. s25 Red Dog
S27 September Shipment city bran sSz2 90 bulk en s
ass; Red poE $2s 90 hominy chop. s2& bulk SIS 20
view Of the near approach S q the
crop report wheat operations we're largely e seSpng
tors woTaE on both sides q the mS MAJ but sR1s+
price me nuctaation here within cent
ket exhibit any Important activity. Last prices u the
DAY showed sos net adSsnSs; me Ins5hss 9peneG Sn
only as compared with $50 last Prices
by an Irregular market up when there
Of the chicago trader referred News affecting the
market was pretty much The same as It Rss BEEN All the
a. various hines Curing the daS unavoTaoe crop news
there little disposition to regard any OF
crop position vas the cash which remained eg
c5Ttnus5 ara - Ssvr-Yorx n was Ead that the aour
sales for the day ssETessiea larger total than in sSs
we're ali sseud.sr on our advance Thursday. Lvepool
marx higher snd Busapesa at an advances Of points
DaSs cable ss5a Iosssa b ny eo
dsIs Sss s Hss ssSs p0tRs a me With
bushels in The same time last year The week move
rom preceding No rpd closed 81 i3A export
81 Il y choice, No Northern Duluth 81 2Ss all o
Efoat- CORN-Thsre active speculative trade
n The local market to-day. with the undeons com
psratvey response through
the belt attended clear weather According 10 re
advices from experts. what the corn crop needs
this time Is spell clear hot weather that
the outlook IN satisfactory than has been
FOR time past The interior receipts almost
with chose OF last year and little aEurs the
market. Some commission houses hsd further bull
ports from isseanS corn States bat oters and perhaps
majority took an optimistic view Of the crop outlook
closd ssSe sleTs.9r ass 59Se . b asss, No write
6oc. and No 2 yellow. 6o12c ehcst OATS-rhis
also easier. following other grains. and q
the time lsss active IN NswToTk closing
less nominal The cash market also dull with
prices follows: Mixed % So ~ S44 d3h'sc natural
white. 50 - n SSH 3Tac and clipped white SO 30
n. Si=14o17c- BARLEY-Market STEADY: feeding
quoted 4ec. I Sew-Tork. Wheat. Including -four
the week scoording-o Bradstreets.
gated l9s5 CT bush against iS3i1 bushels
ana 3Q45o=O asst year Sncs July l. wheat exports
- 4d2S ouShes compared with Sl.255 les last year
Corn exports FOR the week 4I6 81 bushels
against 1852 last week and Ss4 SIS year
July exports 5Tn0li2 bushels against I00S5
So year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10
CASH Quotations.
eENERAL MARkET REPoRT.

Nepr-Tcrz. September @ 1900
COFFEE-It was a very quiet but steady day II coy
sse The market opened lower. increased the de-
cline ~ Z matter 5G1O points n the absence
of demand. later rallied slightly, as onerigs were
very there covering ana was Dnally
te5 al unchanged prices all positions except SepteTn
iar when points lower. Sales were reported II
about 26oGQ bags The opening decline sympathy
with lower French German cables ana encouraged
reports offers from santos II vas
holiday IN the Brazilian markets ana 10 oheaI c@les
Fvere received a which lao. perhaps,
restricting business though as mat
tr fact waiting market with the trade
feeling discouraged advance owing 20 the heavy
visible supplies, while waiting for some indication as 70
ne lowering for basis OF fresh ope-afiona As
Indicated by the sales the market showed
special a point view.
such little there appeared be scatter
ing OF European markets. Hamburg = pig and
f4av-e pointed by the bull
isv Inclined traders there selling pressure
whatever against The market. and II also argued
market which ruled steady n spite q the alb
demand might be expected 20 advance rapidly
the batch u bullish Brazilian On the
other nand u would quite reasonable 20 believe
that little in the u besrEh operations would
be regulred u cause something q break The spot
market quiet, vita quotations tbs basis o. sSso
RiD Nc =.
The range prices market to-day
- r0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10
Lackawanna RaiIroad.
Public Notice.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Department. OF Finance. Bureau Tor me Collections
TAXPAYERS WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN
Il their bills promptly should fm1uediats
written rcausltion blanks Be procured n the
borough oicesl stating their property Section o.
Wnrd. Block and Lot or Map number making copy
of same from their bills Of asst year
m "a taxpayer assessed personal tax recul-
zftfor should request bill for
Each requisftion should be accompanied BY en-
sNST WITH RETURN POSTAGE PREPAID
of doubt Sectrlr
Block o. Lot Number, taxpayers should take their
4aads 70 the Department OF Taxes and Assessments
ana have their property located the maps 81 ther
DepartInent and forward 70 the Deputy Receiver %
Trsxsg with rcqutsirou certified memorandum D.
their property. which viii be furnished - the De-
carrmenr OF Taxes ana ASseSsftlents
Taxuzysrs manner VIII receive tler bills
turned BY the earliest possible moment and
avoid any delay caused By waiting lines.
The reuuisltiou be addressed and mailed the
T,anssv Receiver of Taxes IN whichever borough
property located. A. fellows
IOfIN r. McDONOUCiH. No 81 Chambers street BoF-
oueh OF Manhattan. New York
TOFFN r ETNDEREffI.i4 Third ard Framous
Borough OF Ire t5-orS New York
JACOB 3 VAN WNCk, Acaici Pal Blii1-uE. Borough
I'm EDFPICE ~ BLEG,ISyEE NN. corner Jackson ave.
nue and Firth street. Long Island city. Bogoas1
OF Queens. New York
IOHN DE MORGAN. Bay and Sanf Streets. Stapieton-
Statru Island. Borough 81 Richmond New York
receiving the Bills the taxpayer VIII that
mount 10 the order Receiver o. Taxes mail
Fy and check an addressed envelope. with tha
r-turn postage prepaid the Deputy Receiver n
whichever borough the property - located
,hs bills have been received BY TIRE taxpayer
AT paid durins October ranz- be related oeiors
payment MN = ,r---v.-
Eaceiver Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10

Cash quotations we're follows: FLOUR steady
WHEAT sprtng 81 1851 u: No 3, 81 oedS1 IA
54lac; OATS >, 81 as13f be; No white. 3SAc
white 81 :. g32Iac: RYE No . II a@T2c BARLEY good
feeding JTSssc fair choice mating. 44c5lc; FLAX
SEED. No l. 81 lei No / Northwestern 81 2Tls :
per Dbl SO s59s1l LARD. per 100 10. 81 Oo9$T O7is
clear sides (boxedo IS 25Gss CO. waIsKEY. basis Of
high wines. 81 Is. On che Produce Exchange to-day
EGGS Arm; at mark. included. 4@1q1Te. CHEESE
firm At Sg9c.
Duluth Sent a. -wTIEAT-New-N I hard
81 TIA No Northern 81 Id4, 70 Northern. 81 i3A
September. 81 16k: December. 81 1Ols May. 81 IS
Milwaukee Sept. g.--wHEAT-No Northern 81 II.
@ Northern. 81 l4l7: December, 81 0sas
No I. 74e- BARLEY-No p 57e; sample. 36f755c- CORN
Ne 3. 54ia@55lzc; December S1G5fSc
NlnneapoIls. Sept 9. - Ciose - WHEAT sep amber
81 164 No l Northcrn 81 IA No = Northern 81 "a
F1OU-FirH pRtents So 5Gfss patents IS IA
4pS5 90 fist clears 81 2ss4 50: clears 81 Ba6
50 10 SHORTS S1Taslz =.
grade September. 81 031a9Si o. CORN steady
September. 5ais deoc OATS steady good demand. M
white. natural No white, clipped. S7f8Tsc BTIT
TER firm. fair demand extra Western creamery Ice
nearby Western trsta. 2lc. mark CHEESE
steady New-YOrk full fancy. assc do cheira
etasisc do fair good. s1Gsc Rsceipts-Four ZOO
bhls and ZOO 900 NJ IN sacAs wheat 1900 bush cnrn
1000 bush. oats 500 bush SUPERINTENDENT IL so5
hush; corn. LOO bush; oatA. 800 bush
Louis. sent a.-Close--WhIEAT-No ? red cash
elevator. i0i4. peeenber. 81 10%: May 81 10. M
hard q oSasi 0a GoRE-No cash. Doc; Dscs1nhsr
ga2sse; May SAN G54 &c; No white soe.
Toledo. Sept. e.--CI0v ERsEED-Cash ara October
81 iIis December. 81 2s. ALSIkE-St pfcmber & 81
81 40
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SaaSl %; do fat e0aToe: 0EIofs, Long Island ana
nearby. yellow nsr bb. 81 1882 nearby, wnite
per basket S1si %; do and yellow I5e9sl do Con-
and Eastern white per hol Sass 90 SsLo~
s-dS@ do 81 5os<2 Orange County. write per
bag 81 253S2 50 yellow. 81 25a$2: do red, 81 z9g
y 90 DO white pickle $SGsS; PUMPKINS per DOL se
tSes EaS. Jersey red, Dbl, SiG&l % DO sen
Toe; do per basket 25do0c; PEAS. Western New
YORK per bush basket, s1xi 70; do bag T5c$l 90;
SIZING BEANS. State per basket. S0clSl: 90 green
4Osf Toe do Baltimore holfbbi basket Soc do NeT
loik o0g5ec do Jersey ana Long Island. per osg zep
QUO; ASH Hubbard per bb 81 90 narroS ooT .2S'
20 white. 2Sd50c: yellow crooSneck, Saoocs
NIPS per Dbl 50eas1 so: TOMATOES upriver per bush
basket, 5o4Goe; do Jersey. per box. 10000