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The bee., 1906-02-08

Syrus Wymeed, who works on the
Darlington section, had the misfor-
tue to drop rail on his foot while
working in the yard at this place
Monday. His foot was badly mash
ed and cut. He was carried to the
st. Bernard hospital for treatment
and is reported to be getting along
nicely.
The bee., 1906-02-08

Mr.. Waller Todd and family have
moved to their farm near Mortons
Gap. Mr.. Todd picked the coldest
day in the year to move in which is
good evidence that he does not fear
cold weather. Not many men would
enjoy walking from Darlington to
Mortons leading brindle COW with
the mercury dancing around the
zero mark.
The bee., 1906-02-08

On account of the ice being suffi-
ciently firm for skating Tuesday the
school children were given a holiday
1t is needless to remark that this
holiday was greatly enjoyed and the
children were busily engaged
throughout the day with sleds and
skates.
The bee., 1906-02-08

MIX. p. Hobgood, formerly car
spector at this place, has accepted a
similar position with the /. G. at
Princeton and will move his family
there as soon as arrangements can
be made for house.
The bee., 1906-02-08

Quite a number of Earlingtonians
were out on Loeb Mary Wednesday
skating. Large fires were kept going
on the edge of the lake and the
skaters managed TO keep warm.
The bee., 1906-02-08
You Know What You are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteles
Chill Tonic, because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
Ing that it is simply Iron and Qui-
nine in a tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Doc.
The bee., 1906-02-08

M. b. Long and Lee Oldham of
this city, left Tuesday for Arkansas
aud the West on prospecting tour
and also with view of locating if
conditions are right.
The bee., 1906-02-08

Losr-Red dehorned COW with
long bushy rail and has heavy tufts
of hair over eyes. A reward Will be
paid for Information leading 20 her
recovery. LEE ANDERSON, (col.)
The bee., 1906-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Victory en-
tertained a few friends delightfully."-
on Thursday evening Of last week,
at 800" The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. b. Atkinson, Mrs. Geo.
G. Atkinson and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
NJ. Moore.
The bee., 1906-02-08

The predicted cold wave has ar
rived. With the mercury lowering
around zero and the lake frozen
ever 1t begins to look like we might
have a little winter weather yet.
The bee., 1906-02-08

Will Brasher,. of Logan county,
came to Darlington Tuesday to take
position in mine work. 1t is un-
derstood that he will be engaged
with the surveying force in the
mines at this place.
The bee., 1906-02-08

Mrs. Tom Robinson and little
daughter, Emily, of White Plains,
have moved to Darlington in order
to give the little girl the benefit of
our excellent school. They occupy
rooms in DIR. Baldwin's residence
on East Main street. Mr.. Robertson
spends Sunday here with his fomily.
The bee., 1906-02-08

FOR RENT-A three room resi-
dence, newly papered and in good
condition. In convenient part of
city. w. s. MCGARY.
The bee., 1906-02-08

Buy your Hardware, Stoves, Roof
ing, Nails, Locks, Hinges, Etc. Prices
are right.
FINLEY HARDWARE CO.,
Madisonville. XIV.
The bee., 1906-02-08

Rev. Dame will preach at the
Northern Methodist church on the
hill on the night of Feb. 14th. A COR
dial invitation Is extended to all to
come out and hear something of in
tereet.
The bee., 1906-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Werd Todd will
move lh the house made vacant by
the removal of Mr.. and Mrs. Waller
Todd to their country home.
The bee., 1906-02-08

The children of the public school
were given holiday Tuesday.
Quite number of them spent the
day on the lake,
The bee., 1906-02-08

FOR RENT-One 4 and 5 room
houses on Sebree avenue. Apply to
K. G. MCLEOD,
MadisOnvllle, e XIV.
The bee., 1906-02-08
II Pays to Advertise.
SHORT LOCALS

w. T. Drake, of this place, has
moved his family into one of the
Chatten houses.
The bee., 1906-02-08

FOR RENT-A three room resi-
dence newly papered and in good
condition. In convenient part of
city. w. s. MCGARY.
The bee., 1906-02-08

Mr.. McCord has material on the
ground for the erection of a new
cottage on his lot In Hecla.
The bee., 1906-02-08

Loving hearts and arrows suitable
for valentines or tally cards for sale
at The BEE Office. Come and see
them.
The bee., 1906-02-08

The new residence of Mrs. Cora
Peyton is nearing completion and
she will move into it.
The bee., 1906-02-08

If you want loving heart call at
THE BEE office and we will supply
vOu
The bee., 1906-02-08

The seasons hit is "My Uncle
from Japan.N
The bee., 1906-02-08

Loving hearts are the latest thing
out. You will like them If you see
them. For sale at THE BEE office.
The bee., 1906-02-08

One nice furnished room, one large
stable. J. II. BARNETT.
The bee., 1906-02-08

How Are Your Kidneyss
Dr Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills. San
r'e free. Add, sterlinE Remedy Co. ChicaRp or MI
The bee., 1906-02-08

New stock of Oats, Red Top. limo
thy, Clover, Stock Peas at
FINLEY HARDWARE CO.,
jacksonville, Ky.
The bee., 1906-02-08

Q a - II O R 4 a.
Bears the a Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
s's,s'''' Z &>zHAzzz0
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. June p 1906
OOFtEE-The coffee market quiet to-day, with
the July switching much less evidence. but prices
ruled generally steady firm, aud opening steady
at unchanged prices. the market closed steady net
advance o 5gl5 points Sales for the day were reported
OF SlOuO bags Steader European markets increased
warehouse deliveries seemed be the main influence
the advance aside perhaps from local speculative
ditions and the light offerings. There be no
expectation Of depressionsas result July
neXt week and traders believe that the difference
IN price between this and last IN connection with
the shFlnage in the worlds visible supply abundantly
discounts larger crop shouI4 ths coming prove
larger than that Of the claimed and
that this also discounts the effect
ment OF the new crop TO market. There little
couTagement 10 buyers In the Brazilian news for
cepts continued liberal the weather was favorable
and the Brazilian markets showed little feature
Press dispatches from Washington announced that the
President OF had declared openly against the
yal0rzaton plan the ground export duty on
Sonee would lead 20 an import duty into the United
states which would tend TO limit the American
for the Brazilian product II had been recognized how
ever that the present President OF Brazil against
the valoTization pan and the dispatch effect
the market The market for spot coffee steadier
with some dealers asking Ts.o for Rio Z.
The range Of contract prices in the local
day follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
Financial.

NOTICE
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. located at Mccumber:
holders creditors Association,
therefore hereby notified present
claims for payment.
F. E. WOOD. Cashier
Dated McCumber n. D.. May list. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 22-CATTLE-Receipts. 1000 head,
steady: steers, StgS6 10; cows.
S3aS4 hefers. 81 I5lf$J bulls 25. calves.
1895 sockeTs and feeders. 50 1884 70. HOGS
Receipts head; steady strrEg. choice
prime. heavy S6 650S6 d2ia: medium good heavy
5O6S6 90 butcher weights. 81 500 81 choice.
mixed So SIS 50. packing 500 81 SHEEP
Receipts, head market sheep S4
yearings S64SI. shorn lambs s. @aNSI 60
Cincinnati June 22--HDGS quiet butchers and ship
SB 60. common 81 50f$6 CATTLE steady: aiy
shippers, - S21tS2 60. SHEEP
strong. SouSJ -. LANES. S6Q - -.
East Buffalo. y. Y. June 22t-ATr rLFs-Recelpts. 100
head. steady prime 81 50SS
shipping s. butchers. 81 5oFS5 - NEALS-Re-
500 head: opened nrn, bat closed easier
81 500S7 -. a few 81 So HOGS Receipts 43Oo
shade higher MIXED and workers.
S6 - pigs 81 so 7Jl So, dalries
80 65NS6 10 SHEEP and LANBS-lseCeipts. loco hsad
active and steady, unchanged
Kansas Cfty. June % CATTLE Receipts. / 500 head
including 200 Souherns, steady Zoe higher:
81 choice and dressed beef steers 81 Is
fair good StS5 - Western fed 81 500
s. so sOckers and feeders 81 I5QS4 40 Southern
S3USi 20 southern S2S3 90: native cows Esp
s. so satiye heifeTs SsqsS io bulls 81 5os4 calves.
TOP g. 4Ia bulk % sales 81 3oGsd 4Is heavy 81 45@
81 ga packers 81 500 81 -; and lights
SHEEP Receipts 1000 head; market strong; sprins
lambs 81 ~ lambs. $GqS5 -: fed sheep and yearilngs
SSQs6 4o Texas and Arizona clipped yearlnss S8QST;
Texas and Arizona clipped sheep 81 I5NSG 50: Texas
goats 81 50l{$i % stockers and feeders. 50 25GS0
Toledo. june % e-CLOVERSEED-Cash So rs. Oots-
Der. So 90. TIMOTHY. 81 ALSiIIE, August. sa
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
Citations.
rHE PEoPLE on THE sTATE on NER

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF new
l. York by the Grace Of God, Free and independents.
IN Thomas q. Walker. Rose Walker and Edward O.
Walker. and all interested In ths OF
Edward Walker. late OF the County OF New York de-
ceased creditors esatees next e kin otherwise.
You ana each Of hereby
personally be and before
OF the County OF New York the Surrogae' OF
said County, held the County Court House.
county OF New York. on the 18th day Of June 1906
half in the of day. then
and there attend judicial settlement OF the account
Of proceedings OF Alice A. Walker. EXscutrx ths
LAST Will and Testament OF deceased. such OF
Won as hereby cited under twenty
cne years required TO appear by guardian. IL
you have u you have none. appear and apply
10 te appointed, in tho OF
or failure 70 do guardian Will be appointed by tbs
and for the
Iu testimony whereof have caused the Seal tho
surrogates Court Of the said New DO
hereuntO affixed
Hon. Franz T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF our
said County. az the County OF New York, tho
[Seal 90th day q April. IN the year Lord
thousand nina hundred and
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk Of the SurrogateS Court
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. Lune 2g.

New York June %, 1906
BEANS AND PEAS-Pea beans are stnl advancing
ana there IS a very strong feeling. Sales to-day at
81 65 and most holders are now asking 2i1c more
Marrow also a little hTmer. Medium steady. but
quiet. RED kidney moving TO any extent at
the and the feeling Is rather California
lima steady. Scotch peas dull quote: BEANS
choice per bush ss fair 10 good 81 81 go
dunn choice. 81 81 Il S2 common good. 81 50G
81 80; pea choice 81 s5 fair 20 good 81 Asa 81 6o red
white kidney choice 50 25G ss 35: black soup
IS Soas 35; yellow eve. 81 20; lima California $50
BUTTER-Receipts to-day. 6.s6s pkgs. Prices
held unchanged for all grades OF Creamery but the
trade passing Is light and market has quite heavy
tone In quarters buyers obtained favors which
were conceded them yesterday. The Western
packlngs however. well sustained and there Is
good demand ladies. with "a fair call for imitation
creamery and packing stock We quote; Creamery.
80 n 21c (Mercantiie Exchange
official quotation. extras 21cl rsts. 9is Isc
do seconds II a GIsc do thirds 16 l7c: dairy
tubs fresh fancy 70 s0c; do Tsts lSG 1Sikc: do
onds. 1s4q17iae do thiTds l5Gl6e; Western imita-
tion 1Sc. do hTsts. 16 lie.
waited u 4. lsc do rsts, l6 t7c do seconds
l5c. DO thirds i2Gl3c do Western factory. hrsts
Ice. do seconds. IA 4lsho; do AlTds, l2 l4ci pack
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
YORK PRICES


METALs-TIN-There a further advance in the
doa6g al tin a SS S during dur Odag with spot
& she market vas so a6Ia @ and higher in sympathy with
IRREGULAR abroad with spot IS higher at fss los and
showed somsSha tose and soe dsaers as
said to be granting coneessions from recent prices
1876 isS2e and casting at fSis is sSe TSAp d
6S9d "a % % m d IN IN tie oa6a SSSi msEs sas
was was rs 80 io%er az iS5 Is IN L9pdoH Locally speter
English MARKETS with Standard foundry quoted at sos
quiet tie aseIins No fouqdry NorsS.
iron eerticates at the PToduco Exchange Was du Bu
steady @ with prices about unchanged STANDARD fogn-
July sl7 95 asked; October. sia is as
aS hTD hs4 a Ts
% %h sood a steaS SuUs sad oor N
:1G s?G Rs aSsasS sosmo N 1ai fs oP;
sss5t5s Ed. SKY s : 81; s s Com @
SnsnEsP tn Sales i sSo 5 G n at fS snd
l7oo at 35c 800 October $40 and 100 at 33sc 900
seed Of unchanged: Refined petroleum IspoEtsd
% ESGo nr Gsan% az ts hecepI bb o T9 & 9uote M Ph
S dsiRha 7Ios bulk eSc refined cases New YSTk &
0.sOc; bulk 6TOc Philadelphta, 0Toe; bulk. desc;
corToSsED IONS % 6IPro LEV ES crude 1sO m noi
nal new crop prime EmSsT sa yso GP Sgsee IVY
November slHgSlAoi and December. sIgslAe; prime
A%sro@a sssd ey Fsw % g2gt9S F & foa raw as
PRoVisToNs-Pork was weak and or i2 * a soc Lard
declined about t S S.e % sSoqt little Rga5 as
declined again. and for the balance Of the day was
rather easy. Receipts at Chicago reported be
Western points had $4,000 Including 10000 at kansas
city and 1000 at Omaha. PoRK steady; quoted:
SIS ia SIS 50. BEEF steady; quoted Mess. IS 50 a
9 family 5o RA Baskst " g S S9gsSSo extra
at s20 So sas pREssED HOGS Steady Quoted:
Pss &s $50 CIR B. SHR Tso % 1S lse 59as @ ARM
9gSted Smoking l2 lse 10 TS lgS; H. r. IL =
at 80 sic. Picked hams hrIn quoted at I2Glg5e
TALLoW steady city, & &c; country SsgS%e; LARp @
nal Sity lard auiet: quoted at ssSc Refined lard
barely steady quoted south America, s.75c Cont
quoted at 1@TSc. sTEARINB easy: quoted oieo..
fiCE.The market ruled firm here as we'll as at the
South, with good business and moderate offerings Quo
beaS AS4iSo: choice heads 4SIasSo. fancy heads So
5sc; fancy heads 4.48c Japan, domestic, As @
4&e; Patna. oA95c Java 479olac; RangOon. in bond.
sUGAR-A large business was closed in the way Of
during the week and renes sre taxed to the utmost
give prompt delivery. Market ruled refined
fF casss cut loaf and cHished soo mould f. 5G5e
cubes 4 953; xxX @ R9wasTed sos soc; Powdersd coarse
ranulated 4ec Eagle coarse and extra fine granusted
sTanulated 4s5c Eagle standard granuiated and
diamond A. 4T0c; confectionery A. 465o; No J. 445c;
Nos ana A40e; 10 : soS; 10 8. Csc; No 2oG;
1850; No IL. 99Oc; Nos. 13. Il and 15 s5e London
and prices unchanged June was quoted SIS 2ad and
July IS 3D. The local market ruled firm FOR
2Ko basis e0 insurance freight. equal
S5lc duty paid a Duty pad prices we're GT0ted as fol-
test Sc, end moasses sugar SO test. 2&c. Wilett &
Gray: Total stock OF Europe and Amerea SOo 41 tons
The increase Of stock is s4 pa tons against an increase
OF $40 tons & Ias1 ~es 1 y" I 1 ana , aSSI
2a54 2T las, increase Of 7eT 264 tons
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

distant positions: closed hrm ana 3d6 points higher on
OLD crop and quiet at 1q2 points higher crop;
June 5ssd: June-Juy. 5.S5d: July-August 5sld: Au-
gust-September, bid. September-Ocober 5000 Esd:
october November. 55ed5 cod:
Decem6srJanuary 55sd; January February. 559d; Feb
rusry-March 5G0d; March-April 5.62d April-Niay
firm - ~ - -
comparative cotton statement ending
Friday. June %. 1906
Bales
week s1e47
last year ................ TTs4O
Ioal receipts since September 0l7 113
1otal receipts TO date year $50
Exports for the week 465GI
Exports for same week last year. S151T
doal exports since September 900
Ial exports same date last 511
STOCK az all United States ports. 800
year 4e3 ss4
STOCK at all interior Observation-Disclosures. 22 $40
Stoo at al nterisr towns time year. Ts5
stock at Liverpool.
stock at LIVERPOOL time year $4,000
STOCK OF American sfoat for Great Britain 49,.
stock Of American afoat for Great Britain same
time last year. I64 200
me ioowlng are the total receipts Of all
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

COTTON-The cotton market was quiet and about
steady. business for the day estimated at
10000 bales and prices closed steady OF
2ao points The opening steady unchanged prices
ket showed net gain Of SQ4 points covering better
cables and reports of continued dry
west AT the advance there renewal bear
which promoted by the idea that OF
outside support made the market susceptible PRESSURE
but around the closing prices Of previous day
newed covering and buying turn after the pub
cation OF the Western belt forecast calling continued
dry weather In Texas the market rallied about the
previous high point and ruled steady during the after
ncon- The close was points of the best
positions a result realizing. Crop accounts
where the undoubtedly becoming very
matter but affects too limited territory greatly in
huence sentiment. There talk OF further spot de-
mand In the local market and that about
1000 bales sold. but not officially reported About
6OO bales OF the local stock shipped abroad during
the day ana exports from all nearly three
the port receipts bulish weekend 50 looked
for Southern spot markets generally
changed. Superintendent Kings weekly movement figures
follow Port receipts 9s4 bales against 5T last
mills and Canada, 7247 bales. against I3 2s2
year; Southern mill takings estimated 30 600 bales
against 5000 year; loss towns
bales against 15Sl year; brought
week 6s 9Sl bale8 against 1OS75S last To
crop Port receipts 76i2TS2 hales against
0546 S2 last overland 10 mills and Canada. 91e 1SS
(estnated) 19sOOO0 bales. against 975. year
stock interior towns IN OF September last 6 ITO
bales against i6655 last brought Into sight thus
l057OS0 bales. against II T30 439 last
The total crop movement is for 30 days this
son. against 295 last year.
The u contract prices in the local market
day follows;
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

FLOUR AND MEAI,-Eiusincss in lSIr To- iav was on
patents Kansas clears and winter low grades Marker
e. 81 with prices unbalanced Spring patents 81 500
s. 30 spring clears So Ea$J5 IS: extra 10 wintef.
to fancy So 90 asa 5 m y gGe - ~ ea1iSe
f Fbwe.er TStS enS Sw 81 & % 10 coarse 81
N @ spring So S standard midding $50 % in 100
$40 bulk s2ias2i 50 sacks @siding 70 s2 5o
Sacks red o,- d9s st Ss h9mny chop s22 80 bulk s2s 20
GRAlNIWIIt-AT-Th market again showed quick re-
being made TO un5aS % in ny ing go %Ies S DII upon attempts
same as II did tie previous night easy at
ssc for July in the York market was due almost
market well sustained ana anywhere from Ac to &c
@ t 9r influenced by further rust from Iincis
fuqed advances Of Q%sc at Liverpool points at
pointing toward figures for the world on Monday
except for reT news @ from ue West was favorable
wheat ecob P P S% tsmpeFatutes & and rains in spring
~ "es needed for harvesting purposes Mod
the whole although reporting conditions not atogether
satisfactory in Nebraska Northern Kansas where the
market was about &c higher, getting support from com
balance The day actGated f1equent OVER ana Iu narrow @
To- ate ssiiinv hI laI nIeiA aIreaay referred
b ba7a all & Ports o The primary receipts 26 OOO
Saly light at winter wheat points The market at
red, 94aic elevator and e4%c o b ahoat No / North
fp Inlph 1. % Nc o5 and No Northern Manitoba 9ie
opening advance on lighter country accepances
Feope weakness. which lasted pretty all day until
Just before the close, when prices rallied
Srlng Final quotations in New York market were
= sc under the previous night.
west rather liberal Argentine shipments. easy
selLhg by commission houses the principal
Items OF the day In tha afternoon estimates
ears at Chicago for Saturday also helped selling
ne market at New York moderately active and
senefaly weaker az the West. Cash here closed
nominal again on the basis OF $3.50 2 corn in
I yGEator ana afoati No white. 6o1sc ana No 2
yellow zoe o b ahOat. OATS-There
ing and pressure from commission houses the oats
market which made 1t quite times. Last prices
the ions ntRh
Sash oats IN New York were also easy closing fol-
lows. on track, by sample: Mixed, 26 b,
natural white 30 80 10 441ag451ac clipped white
5S to 40 10. Al Q5Oc RYE-Market nominal; No
ern, 6Sc nominal. b New including
hour exports for the week. according Bradstrees
assregaed lIO6Oe bush, against 2329 and
20 30 $50 $50 last year since July l. wheat exports 1872
ports for the week 967 bush against $40 iS6
last week and l.l10.356 year. Since July 1905
year. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

The local market for closed quiet with prices
unchanged 10 9Gc for middng upland and IL 15c
middIng Gulf Sales 100 bales Southern spot markets
teegraphed follows Galveston quiet unchanged
los bales Mobile quiet. unchanged
IOt.c. Savannah quiet unchanged l0Ac; sales, 4J5
Baltimore nominal unchanged at 1lisc ST. Louis
quiet unchanged at He sales lOl bales Norfolk steady
unchanged llisc sales 386 bales Charleston quiet
unchanged at 10 9lGc. Augusta r unchanged al llci
sales, 851 bales. New orleans Arm unchanged at
l5-l6c: sales, 2s0O Wilmington steady.
changed l0stc. sales bales. Estimated receipts
leading points At Houston. 900
bales against $50 week and io20 last year; at Gal
weston. 100 1900 bales against s44 last week ana
a8la last year ana al New Orleans 10 4tO bales
against last week and 2379 last year. Cotton E0-
change special Liverpool cablesSpot cotton quiet ana
unchanged sales. 700 bales speculation and export
bales 5000 bales
American: middling upland i2d futures opened quiet
point higher On near crop positions and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
IDEAL OUTING TRIP sUNDAYs

on Sundays the feet Steel str. RICHARD PECK Ivz
Pier 80 E. r.. II Peck Slip. at $50 a. m: p 22d
1000 a N. due New Haven 2:3o p m Return, due
N Y S45 .. Nearly all day beautiful Long Island
Sound. Two hours in New Haven. Fine restaurant
counter. etc. Music. Tickets S1-O0 Children. soc.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
Trust Companies.
Proposals.
BOND SALE.
CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE, ". y.

,ooe ny the undersigned Monday evening June 25
80 os at clock for the purchase or any part
E'oVp registered School 1906
u sale city of $1,000 each March l5 1906 and
uNe 'oe bonds on the list day May. 1910 and
1911. '0'e'AA'ei' commencing May =
interest payable semi-annually the 18th day
h ana ioth day Of September; principal and interest
pay ahle at the Office Of the CITY Treasurer
Each proposal must be accompanied bv certified check
On an Incorporated bank or trust company
NV acrk Tor 5000 payabe 10 the order City
Bonds will be engraved under supervision OF and
Mortgage Trust Company 0- ~
No bid OF less than par value the bonds will b. con-
sdereo Bldders must use the printed Of proposal
furnished by the undersigned Accrued interest 10 be
paid by the purchaser and delivery made al the
ONCE Of the city Treasurer in New Rochelle on the 2nd
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids
Dated New Rochelle. y V. June 5 1905
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER
Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
BOND REDEMPTION
OF THE \ATIRAI EOnn EnNtI

- BOND REDEMPTION.
offbSE VI THE NATURAL FOOD COMPANY.
Niagara Fails, y. i.
PURSUANT 10 THE PROVISIONS OF THE
general mortgage Of this Con pany relative 10 the
hIent Of sinking fund $4,000 per
ana Nlot0 having been that purpose out of
ee tarintss y tha company. sealed proposals
amount Of the First Mortgage Cent Gold coupon
.-s VII De received and viii be opened on
u secord DAY of July, 1906. at ten o'clock
most favorable 10 this Company be
naff me provisions Of the mortgage tenders cf
bolus can ne accepted exceeding Hundred
ana rive Per Centum OF their par value accrued
teres Each tender be enclosed scaled envelope
endorsed Proposal sell bonds OF Natural Food
COMPANY. and then enclosed further enveope ad-
dressed 10 the undersigned
ALEXANDER J. PORTER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

"a n. at s. 75 10 Virginia Sheep 112 n. at S5.
Rabenstein Harris Co. Qats yesterday: DID Virginia
lambs, 10 IS 90.
Sanders sheep. us 70 81 50: bucks. 200
10. at 81
HOGs-Recelpts s15 cars or T. AIS head including
half car market. Prices
syvania hogs were quoted at 81 SO4SI 10 100 10
Sanders AZ hogs. lJ3 n. 50 80 per 100
10; roughs. 30 n. at s. 90.
Mcpherson & Co: II State hogs. PIT n. at Sc 60