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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call nominal at 7 per cent; time
money quoted at y per. cent, for sixty
days, 8 per cent. for ninety days. I per cent.
for four months and 6dsh per cent. for five
and six months. Commercial paper quoted
at sdsn per cent. for prime single names and
bills receivable: other ame 7 per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston.
-5@lOc. premium. Chlcaso-sc. premium.
premium. MontrealT9Ihc, premium. New
sSc. discount, net. St, Paul-S5c. premium.
Minneapoiis-2Oo. premium. Cincinnati-Par.
81. Louis-2oc. discount. San Francisco
zoe. premium. .
Money in London. 4H@5 per, cent. Rate Of
discount in open market for short and three
months bills. 5H65T per cent. Consols for
money closed at seh, and for the account at
e8H. Paris advices quote 2 per cent. Tentes
at 90 francs 10 centimes. Private rate OF dis
count, : per cent. Exchange on London.
Is francs 25K centimes. Berlin advices quote
exc hange on London. 20 marks 4eh pigs.
Private rate of digcount. So per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes, s40O, 643. DOS: balances, $40. 670. 500;
Commercial price Of bar silver in Nsw York.
eec. Bar silver in London. SID. Mexican
silver dollars quoted at S31Sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
Live stock Market.

SATURDAY, Dee. ~
Receipts OF beeves were 2sl head. including -
cars for slaughterers and 2 for the market: and =
cars were held over yesterday. No trading IN i've
cattle. Feeling dull but steady. Dressed beef slug
gish at yesterdays Quotations. Liverpool and Lou
don cables quoted live cattle and refrigerator beef
weak. Exports. 100 beeves and 5000 quarters o'
beef.
Receipts OF calves we're ia head: and. with the
stale calves. there were lis on sale, mainly Western
and barnyard calves. Nothing doing In live calves
up 70 a late hour. Feeling steady for prime and
choice veAls, but weak for all other grades. No m
Qulry for Westerns or banyard calves. Dressed
calves quiet at sGi9c. per ID, for city dressed veals
WIN selected carcasses selling at iS1ac,: country
dressed calves at 5Ml2c.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were sloe head. 70
Guiding 10 cars for slaughterers ana 51 Tor the
market: and pa cars were held over y~esterda'
Sheep weIe steady and In moderate supply; larnle
slow and medium grades iOc' lower: the pens Ner-
nearly. cleared. Medium 70 good sheep sold q
H.5ONB.2o per 100 lbs: medium 10 good lamoa =
F.30@s7. rs. with no prime or choice lambs onere0,
Dressed mutton steady at s6lOc. per ID; dresser
lambs SLOW At l01@te1c., with selected carcsss-'
bringing as high a. l3c.
Receipts of hogs were $3.50 head, all for saughtet'
eIs except 7 head. Feeling steady for all weighnh
Country dressed hogs slow At 81 BIOS. per ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16

ENGINEERS.
Fl. M. Bynesby& Co.
INCoRPORATED
& NCINE E K S
Examinations and Reports
AMERICAN rRUST sLDo. CHICAGO.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coree Firmer Gables stronger Provisions
STEADY.

Coffee again advanced moderately under
the stimulus OF strong cables from Europe,
some European buying. covering OF shorts
and light offerings. There was more or less
liquidation by recent buyers who were dis
posed to accept moderate profits. but in
the main the pressure was on the buying side.
Leading local interests were buying 70 SONS
extent as they have been Tor some tine past.
while local shorts covered.
The receipts Of late have shown some din n.
nnnysment il expected by some. Sentiment
in the trade is still bearish in the main, how
ever hut there Is believed to be an extensive
short interest. while weak longs nave been
shaken out. nj
TIC, Futures advanced 10 TO 10 points
Hcyre advanced ~. TO nf, Hamburg ad-
vanced x pig. Rio was Unchanged receipts
Unchanged receipts, 81 900 bags. Prices hers
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN, Dec. lS.-Greene Copper was again
the feature OF the copper shares to-day. sales
reachinu IS and closing at 30. which was a
decline OF point for the day. Utah Con-
with an extra dividend of soc. a share. but
this had small effect on the price of the stock.
The remainder Of the list, Including indus
trials and railroads. we're featureless though
strong, and prices closed near the top.
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II CURB

There were fairly active trading in the curb
market during the short session to-day and q
frmer tone TO values throughout the list.
Interest was. naturally greatest in Greene
fer Of the control OF the company to other
interests. The stock opened up two points
Yesterdays final quotation. Ntpissing was
one of the strong stocks Of the day and was
heavily dealt In. Several OF the Nevada is
sues displayed especial hrmness and the
Great Northern rights rose , points. Toward
the end Of the session an easier tendency pre-
vailed.
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FLouR.-Quiet and steady. Sales, $500
bbls. Receipts, l2.7O5 bills: exports. 20,0OO
o., 5Ods3.7S. Winter Straights. 81. 50Gs3 90:
clears, t3.2o0s3.25 Rye -four. 50. $685. 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16

pnovIsIoNs. Lard was dull; prime Vest
ern. 90. 20: refine Continent. se4e; South
American. sIo.2S. Pork was quiet and steady
ssrIe' city' SLc. Butter-Creamery.. nrsts.
SIC. EgfsnWestern. nrsts; 5iS; GhiGSSo:
on h.vs-present and pr0~epective-gave q
Surther good advance. and a firm closing TO
provisions. A large Western packer again
"a in the buying OF May product and thu
selling was mostly profit taking" Prices as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
Imports and Exports.

The imports Of specie for the week were
si23, 4IO. of which 77,o2s was gold, making
gs5. Exports OF specie were: Silver. $50 $50;
gold. 1857 600, a total OF 1901 $50. against
SOiI. 22S the previous week. The ex ports OF
specie since January have been: Gold, 81. 34e,-
tie: silver. s45, 900. 4o7. a total OF $50. e54, sS3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
WE GRAIN.
Prices Lewer-Long Liquidation Favor
able wheat Crop ~News-Lsrser Country
Aeceptanccs OF Corn.

Wheat closed ut a decline owing mainly
TO liquidation and favorable crop reports
For a time early in the day prices we're STEADY
owing to the strong situation at the North
west. light offerings. coverings OF shorts ana
more or less commission house buying. bnI
the offerings soon increased and prices slowly
weakened. The cash trade was " gish.
the crop reports from the winter wheat belt
continued favorable aud liquidation was re-
ported at Chicago as well US at Minneapolis,
while the Liverpool adVices were anything
but inspiriting.
The estimated worlds shipments. though
smaller than last week, we're considerably
larger than for the same week last year.
Broomhall estimated the total at 10. 4OO.OOO
bush. against IL. 90, 900 last week and lies. 600
during the last week were $4,000 bush
against 90 100 In the previous week ana mons
last year; while since January ! The Pm = ns
from that country have amounted TO 2S,5OJ,OOV
bush. against 20. lel. 900 In the same time last
year. Cables to Br0omhall denied the re-
Argentine. Liverpool declined I'D. Pari.
was unchanged to 10 centimes higher ana
berlin unchanged to y NIX. higher. Buda-
Yet few we're disposed to take the aggressive
on the selling side. In view OF the stronR
Northw stern situation and the friendly atti-
tude OF leading interests in tho speculation
the average bear 10 disposed to keep close 10
shore. Besides. the Government VIII issue
the maj report OIL the season. on inc SVtu nAne.
and It il generally believed that IL will DO
bpllish on spring wheat and show a CONSIDER
able reduction In the size Of the yield;
Corn was firm early on light offerings and
small receipts Of contract grade. Inc
weather east OF the Mississippi was mild lad
rainy. But later on the OF erlngs incs oased
somewhat and the tone became easier. The
country. acceptances are i~ncreas ng and the
market feels the Ell cot Of he'd ge selling against
the country purchases. besides some are
looking for a decided increase in. the, re-
ceipts shortly. especially as fair and colder
weather. was indicated for most seoti2ns.
The cash market was dull and heavy. Chi
ca 60 received 1928 cars. including 0 OF CONTRACT
grade. and expects 1856 on Monday.
Oats showed more steadiness than the rest
OF the lists though In the end they were easier
with wheat and corn. There was, more or
less liquidation. too. and the cash market
was dull, But commission houses at the IVES,
were buying and the smallness OF stocks tend
to keep short sales dow TO a minimum
Chicago received 1879 cars. including So OF con-
tract grade, and expects 100 OF Monday.
Wheat. on the spot was dun. sales, 5000
bush. No. 2 red, sc. over December, I. o..b.
anoat for export; No. | northern Duluth,
MAY prics: No 2 hard winter, &c. oyer
lower Sales. 500, 900 bush. Prices IA follows.
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Msy......is.ic is:T1 1924 lssT5 49,"
Sra.p-Raw was steady. Centrifug gal, ~
test. 5 is-lsc.: muscovados, 50 test. 3 S-lec
sales, 1900 bags Cuba, january and Feb.
test. Refined was quiet and unchanged a.
4.70c.
Naval SroRKs.-Spirite OF turpentins 700
Common to good strained rosin. e4.2o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16

Important changes from last week In the
cash holdings Of the banks and their loans are
"a follows.
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The amount Of United States deposits
shown in this weeks statement Is sl5,29s.OtoI
an increase Of S95e, 500 since last week. VI
these deposits were deducted from the az
gregate given the surplus would be 81. 10. $50.
The GLOWING table gives the percentage
of cash reserves to deposits Of the more promi-
nent banks compared with last week:
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THE BANK

The weekly report Of the Clearing HOUSE
institutions was a very favorable one. The
feature Of the statement was a hea Wy decrease
In the loan account Of over s17, 900, 1000. Cash
81, 22l,IO and deposits were less
by sI5.Iie. 100, and as a consequence or this
the large deficit in surplus reserve shown last
week was reduced by G,0OS,l25 and now
stands at si,soe, O6O. The principal decreases
in loans were the items Of -. ITO. 900 made nv
the First National and q ,9l2. 600 by the Ns-
tional City banks. The National City also
600 and the Chase National Of 81 .Ses, 900. The
cash account Of the First National was aug
mented by 81, 235. 900.
The weekly statement OF the Associated
Banks OF the City of New York compares -
follows with that of last week and that OF the
IN rresnonding week a year ago:
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
sUB-TREASURY STATEMENT.

pRIpAY.
Paid BY Sub Treasury 20 banks. ..,.,... te,f71O0o
Paid by banks 70 Sub Treasury. ..,..... tsbs.Oco
Loss 70 banks ssns period previous Ksek 12l,oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16

Oats were dull on The pol. Salee. 1000
bush. Natural white on trnck, 30 to Sa lbs,,
1Ol, 6p4Ot<c.: mixed, 20 10 - lbs, SOC. Corn
was dull on the spot. No sales. No. 2 mixed.
5ac. in elevator. Futures closed unchanged
to L.c lower. No sales. Closing prices as
follows:
Open High Loo. clos Pr,S.
mo. est EST. tng. Clos.
December, ,.,.s, ssf. ''r. ' we sHs
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The following show. the grain movement

The following shows the grain movement;
New York: When. Corn. oars. Rye: Bariry;
Receipts. " 900 o. $50 S7.J0 gTS $500
EIports...... 1865 OJ,i3J $3.50 .... 1871
Rec.Ipis1'., 4G.OOO s05. ono sOO.oOO 24,O0o ~ ~
Shipments. -. 81 900 no 600 l.4,OOO $4,000 $1,000
buffalo.
Receipts. se5.OOO 45OO .. go. $1,000
shInn,n,s .f6.OOO S,OOI l,,Ooa $1,000 $1,000
II. Nnr.h,ranAnrn rncninta urnra ne fnllnMa,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-16
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

'Ex div , per cent.
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GAS COMPANIES.

$1,000 AllIs Chalmers IS. So 40 AZ AZ
$4,000 West Ice 9 m Ssw /. s2x SEN 'sl siH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-04

Born
To Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Janson Of
1919 Willitts street, a son.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-04
SNYDER WILL WE'D
Young Canton Attorney to Marry a
MouItrie, Ohio, Young Woman
This Afternoon.

A. T. Snyder, one of Cantons young
attorneys, will be married this after.
noon at Moultrie, Ohio, to Miss Ber.
tha Myers, one of the village bellies,
and daughter Of Mrs. Maria My.
ers.
The wedding will be quiet affair,
and the ceremony will be witnessed
only by the immediate relatives OF
the contracting parties and half q
dozen invited friends. Mr.. Snyder is
a former Moultrie boy, and his prom
ised bride is one of mis- old school
mates.
Mr.. Snyder has been practicing in
the office of Prosecutor Upham for
some time. Mr. Upham, Mrs. Upham.
Roscoe c. McCulloch and Miss Alice
d. Smith, their stenographer, will
leave this morning for Moultrie to at
tend the wedding The ceremony will
be performed by Rev. Hedges, of Min
erva.
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
Snyder will leave on an extended we'd
ding trip. They will make their fu-
ture home in Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-04
TO HOLD INQUEST
To Get at the Facts Concerning Death
OF Harvard Professors Wife.

Boston, May 2.-Judge Almy of the
Cambridge district court will hold an
inquest at Cambridge Friday morning
to determine the cause of the death
of Mrs. Leone X. Muenter, and to de-
eide who, IL any one, is responsible.
This course was this afternon decid-
ed upon by Medical Examiner Swan
and Chief of Police Pullen because the
police have found it impossible to OBJ
tain the information they wish from
persons whom they believe could
throw light upon the family affairs Of
Erich Muenter, the missing Harvard
instructor, who is accused of having
poisoned his wife.
When Miss Bertha Muenter sudden
ly left Cambridge for Chicago last
night after assuring the police that
she would remain in the east to await
the return of her fugitive brother,
Chief Pullen decided that the friends
of the missing Muenter had SO rallied
to his support that 1t was necessary
to compel them to testify in order to
get anything from them. District At
torney Sanderson will probably be
present at the inquest to question wit
nesses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-04
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Surgeons themselves consider a per
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Grafton as very doubtful and resort
to it only when the patient has be
come desperate from long continued
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We are sending a trial treatment
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-04
NOW IN ABSOLUTE CONTROL
Paris Officials Now Report Only a Quarter of The
Original Number on a Strike.

Paris, May 3.-The government Of
flcials are In absolute control Of the
situation here and according to the
police there are now only a quarter
of the original number of men on
strike.
There were many minor clashes be
tween the strikers and police Wednes
day but in every instance the police
had the better of the clashes.
Arrests were freely made but in
almost every case the person arrested
was taken into custody for interfering
with men who returned to work.
PRISONS ARE FILLED.
Nightfall Of May day found the
French republic In a state of turmoil,
the like of which has not been wit
messed since the General Boulanger
episode; every prison in all of the
larger cities filled with men who
had been arrested during the day fer
defying the authorities and rigorous
precautions by the military being en-
forced to such an extent that 1t was
dangerous for any one to attempt to
go abroad, even though they were
clothed with the authority of the law.
Among those under arrest are eleven
notorious anarchists, chief of whom is
Achille Leroy, who was pulled off a
barrel as he was haranguing the
crowd outside of the Labor Exchange
and advocating the assassination Of the
prefect. M. Lepine.
Although there were many clashes
in the city during the day the most
serious was that which took place on
the Place de la Republiuue after the
Labor Exchange had closed for the
day. At 7:45 crowd numbering 2,000
among whom were many women,
formed in side street and then
swarmed into the roadway cheering for
the anarchists and singing the Inter-
rationale. Police, who had been held
in reserve in anticipation of trouble,
charged the mob, using their batons
freely, The crowd fought back, the
members using canes and stones that
they had concealed about them with
effect, fatally wounding three police
men and painfully injuring many
Others. AS it seemed that the mob
was gaining the upper hand the in
spector of police in charge sent in a
hurry call for assistance and de-
tachment of cavalry was hurried to
the scene. AS they came down the
street on gallop the officer in COM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-04
SENATE COMMITTEE
To Hear Arguments for and Against
Alcohol Bill.

Washington, May "A sub-commit-
tee of the senate committee on finance
will be appointed to hear arguments
for and against the house bill remov-
ing the tax from denatured alcohol
for use in the arts and sciences. To-
days meeting made it apparent that
there was no opposition to the prin-
ciple of the measure but Chairman
Aldrich insisted that provision should
be made to guard against Illicit dis
tilling. The committee hopes to get
the bill in the senate for action be-
fore the summer recess.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-04
BIDS OPENED
BY Council Committee for Printing Az
dltor's Report to Report
Monday Night.

Members Hall, Smith and Aungst of
the printing committee of the council
met at City Auditor Ashbrook's Office
in the city hall Wednesday night at
which time bids for printing of 200
copies OF the annual report of the city
funds which has been submitted by
Auditor Ashbrook. were opened. The
committee did not~let the contract
Wednesday night, but will report to
the council Monday night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-04
Postmaster at Wooster.

Wooster, o., May "A private mes
sage announces that William Brysons,
chairman of the Republican executive
committee, has been named to succeed
Thomas l.. Flattery, as postmaster
here. Flattery was an applicant for
a third term.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-04
Special Price, IOc a pair,
3 pairs, 25c.

We made fortunate purchase.
The reason we are selling this Csc
hose Is this:
In dyeing this hose, a little Of
the black color ran Into the white
part of the foot. They could not
be sold for first-cIass goods with
this defect-that Is why we are
offering this hose at the price.
We had a pair washed and
found the color fast black and
absolutely guarantee this hose
fast color.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-04
Pen for orruiIIe Man

Laporte, Ind, May al. G. Mar
they, aged 20, of Orrville, o.. Tuesday
was taken to the Jeffersonville reform
atory to serve from one to five years
for forgery committed at Wanatah,
Ind. Marthey pleaded guilty.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-25
Gonclerto en- la plaza
Lus Tob0ada

Programa de. les pleas que ejecuta-
ia la Banda del Regimiento de P. r.,
hoy microbes, en- la plaza Baldorioty
PROGRAMA:
"Cadiz", Paso-doble, por Chusca
y Valverde.
"Mysotis', Waltz Intermezzo por
Miranda ca petici6n).
3 Tampa, Oyertura por Herold
"Divina Angela, Danza por R.
Ovalle "a petici6n).
S, Gran Selection de Ia Opera
"Cavalleria Rusticana", por Mascagni
Gran Jota de la Zarzuela ,El
Certamen Nacional", por Nieto
7 LA Giralda", Paso doble por
Juarrau.
Himno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-25


del brazo de su esposo. Perez
y la jardinera me dejaron con
la palabra en- la boca y sc fue-
ron detras del matrimonio.
Hola, buenas tardes dijo
Perez fngiendo la voz.-1Van
ustedes de paseo2 iVaya, vaya!
1Y dc cuanto tempo esta listed,
aunque sea NAL preguntado7
iY d ustcd que le importa?
rugio Ell marido de la intere-
sada queTiendo aTrojarse sobre
Perez.
NO 10 decimos por NADIA ma
lo-interrumpio la senora del
comadron- sino que nosotros
conOcemos a i'm especialista,
(sabe usted? Tn tai don Silverio
Perez, que es una notabilidad.
Lea usted. este prospectito. rI
puso en- manos del caballeTo el
tamoso papcl.
La idea de Perez tendra con
Ell tempo muchos imitadorcs,
real1zandose de este modo la
inapreciable ventaja de unir 10
it'll d 10 dulce. Puede TN hom-
bre disfrutar de los placeres
carnavalescos Y a la vez sacar
para el cocido.
Y asi todo Sc conciGa.
Lms Tob0ada I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-25
EmpreSa Automobiles Jimenez

Esta empresa hace dario entire Cauy sab
"a v1ceversa, enlaZando los trenes correos.
Sus auomovles usan gomas neumacas para comodidad
del pasaje solo admiten pasajeros por vehfcuIo.
Los bietes venden Hotel Cab6 Mavaguez: en- el
trayecto de Aguadila Isabella pOr NJ imenez Juan
Por Pio Sanchez, a la llegada del uen, en- Camuy.
10 Precio por asento entire Camuy 400 4
Quebradilas,