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The Dickinson press., 1906-12-08
COUNTY NEWS.
WOLF Butte NEWS.

The settlers have come in very fast
the last month and every quarter of
homestead land as. far as the South Da.
kota line is now taken. This will be
n of the largest Scandinavian settle
ments in North Dakota.
The Wolf butte postofice will be es-
tablished in the near future with w. N.
,Worra as postmaster. A postofice here
is badly needed as there are hundreds
Of people and we hardly know where to
get our mail. So far we have got it
from Gladstone but that is 80 miles and
it is a hard job Il run after the mail
after. supper. Hope Uncle Sam will
give US a postofice as a Christmas pres
ent. -
Knudt o. Rue had a very smiling
face Saturday on account of a little baby
girl that arrived at his place Friday
night.
A meeting was held at the home Of
w. N. Worra Sunday TO consider the
advisability of organizing a Lutheran
congregation at Wolf butte. A COM
mittee of FIVE was elected to investigate
the matter and bring in a report
Dec. Q. At that time Rev. Holland
will preach at the allowed named place
at ii O'Clock a. m. The service will
be in the Scandinavian language.
Gus Matson and Otto Jacobson are
out hunting; but as they seldom carry
any guns so do not know what kind of
game they are looking for.
Mr.. and Mrs: Powell are visiting in
Wisconsin but are expected back this
week. Mr.. Powell is rancbing one mile
south of Wolf butte and has a lot of fine
sheep and is doing we'll. All the set
tiers seem to agree hat Powell is one Of
the best men in this part of the country
Mr.. Pendergast, 7 miles east Of Wolf
butte, is another man very popular
among his neighbors.
The Dickinson press., 1906-12-08
Coal Orders Promptly Filled.

l will deliver Consolidated Coal Co.
deep-mined coal on short notice. You
can order by telephone, No. 81. Ibave
to pay cash and must receive cash on
delivery of coal.
2-4-tf ia. VAUGHN, Agent.
The Dickinson press., 1906-12-08

DIR. CHAnEsT has u long and success
! experience in the treatment of all
.%':;af.le medical and surgical diseases.
lis equipment is unexcelled by any
!nst2t1te or Hospital west of Chica-
20, aid he treats his patients by the
attest and the most scientific methods
clude X Rays, Radium Rays, Vibra-
cines, for treating di.eases, and they
cure to stay cured, all durable cases
Lung Troubles, Bronchitis, Consump-
ton in its early stages, Catarrh, Sto,n.
ach and Bowel Troubles, Append
Of tho Brain and Nerves, Kidney
and Liver troubles, Ringing Of the
Ears, including beginning or progress
sive Deafness, Bladder troubles. Heart
troubles, sore Eyes, weak or running
Ewes, Cataract, granulated or thick
"ned Lids, Female Complaints or
Weaknesses, sterility. Blood, Skin
nd Private diseases, diseases Of
men, Dizziness, Vertigo. loss of mem
,ry, Sexual Weakness, Drains and
"imanent insanity. quickly and per-
nanently cured. Cancers, Piles, Tu-
7ors, Warts, Mo1es, and all malig-
nant growths, treated successfully
without the knife, and absolutely
'ithout pain, by an entirely new
method lately discovered in Paris.
Trace.
Consultation to those Il ,eresred, 800.
|. DIR. CHAREsT & Co.,
Fargo, N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1906-12-08
Population Of the
United States
he

Is increasing at the rate of two million
a year. One million by births and one
million by immigration. Many are af-
ficted with all kinds of skin diseases,
Lupus, Acne, Eczema. A still greater
number is troubled with catarrah of the
nose, throat, stomach, bowels or bladder
and about as many with rheumatism.
Some doctors have better success than
others with these diseases, but the one
who is said to cure more than any other
in the state is a Fargo specialist, DR..
Charest. He will be at St. Charles hotel
in Dickinson on Saturday and Sunday,
Dec. 8 and 9. He cures the most diff
cult cases. Consultation 81. 12.1-2t
The Dickinson press., 1906-12-08

Farm insurance in old line companies
M. LAYERS.
The Dickinson press., 1906-12-08
BeIfeld News.

The building committee has stopped
work IN the church fearing the concrete
work would not prove satisfactory if
done at this time Of year.
Services were held at the schoolhouse
Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Brown of Fargo.
Rev. Mr.. Wright preached a week ago
Sunday.
Chris Oyhus left Monday for St. Johns,
Oregon.
Miss Lena Bauer is spending a few
days at home. Her sister, Celia, is TAX
ing her place at the Imperial hotel.
AL Davis and Billy Ehrle returned
from their hunting trip last week and
we're very successful, bringing back six
nice deer.
A. R. Kits returned to his home in
Fergus Falls last week.
The school is preparing a Christmas
entertainment.
The new bridge on c street is done,
but the approaches are not yet graded.
John Parks brother-in-law was look
ing over land in this vicinity this week
and located north of town.
Alfred Indegaard left. recently for
Bismarck, where he will undergo an
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Englenartson's mother is very
sick.
w. F. Ehrle has moved to the Han
ing dwelling on the north side of the
river and P. V. Moffatt and family to
the Hezzelwood cottage.
Walter w. Ayers OF Kansas City, Mo,
visited at the Shellenberger home last
week.
E. G.. Benjamin returned Tuesday
from a two weeks visit at his former
Wisconsin home.
Miss Iva Dyer is on the sick list this
week.
/. G. F. Wilson and family of Cedar
Rapids, Ia, arrived Friday and are now
| located on their homestead four miles
| south OF town.
w. F. Kelley was greeting old friends
again this week.
Fay Barton and family have moved
to town and are 10Y running the orig
inal McCutchan restaurant.
DR.. Colwill performed an operation
Anderson's father. He is doing nicely.
Miss Gourck is visiting Miss Cleve.
land at the Dyer home.
A 1o-pound daughter was recently
born to Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Davis.
Ed. O'Connor has purchased the lie:
seur & Co. hardware store.
Mr.. Leseur left Thursday for Mime.
apolis, his former home.
Sanford McCutchan left Tuesday for
his old home in Iowa, where he will
spend a few days and will then 60 to
| California for the winter.
The funeral of Clyde Leonard, who
was killed by No. 4 in the eastern par,
of the state, was delayed until Wednes'
day of last week owing to his people moi
being able to come sooner Rev. R.
Kellogg preached the funeral sermon
The W. o. w. had charge of the re-
mains and their services were conducted
by T. A. Cahill. The interment took
place Thursday in the Belfeld. Gem
etery.
The Dickinson press., 1906-12-08
Milwaukee Maps.

North Dakota state maps, showing all
the new postofices north and south
of Dickinson, with the new Mil
waukee extension carefully traced in
each section of land through which it is
to pass in Hettinger, Bowman and Bill
lings counties, furnished to any address
on receipt of 75c. Without the railroad
survey tracing, this map will be fur
nished on receipt of 25c. Send orders
to Dickinson PRESS. 12-l.2t
The Dickinson press., 1906-12-08
For Sale

Or trade for horses, one registered
perchersn stallion, ~ years old, gray,
sound and sure foal getter. Write to
Paul LEM, Richardton, N. y. 8-18.tf
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Bustins Island


Mrs. Edwin Darling and her daush-
ter Helen from Pawtucket. X. l.. are
stopping at the Mudjekeewis for two
weeks.
The Sunday services were held as
usuai last Sunday in the grove. Prof.
donovan .. the Newton Theological
seminary preached the sermon.
The golf grounds and tennis court :
are getting into good condition and
Will doubtless be thronged with play-
ers during the rest of the month.
Mrs. Charles E. Hilton with daugh-
,ers Olive and Helen OF Somerviiie.
Mass. are AT the Sunset for the bal
ance of the season.
Miss Harriet +. Simpson of Damaris-
Gotta. Me. spent a few days with Mrs.
Charles Z. Hilton at the Sunset.
Edwin James Of the firm of Simons.
hatch q Written. Boston, is staying at
the Waumbek for two weeks. He is
also a guest of Mr.. J. j. Rag.
MISS MCGOWAN - Portland is a CUES;
at the Waumbek.
Mr.. William Campbell is stopping
with his family for two weeks. Will,
lie. who has been i'll. is out again.
Mr.. Hatch, who has been spending
three weeks with his son at the AL
caza has returned home TO Boston.
Mortimer Hatch has returned TO his
business in Boston. after a delightful
vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hatch.
Miss Sarah Curtis Merriman OF
Brunswick is at the Carberry cottage
for few weeks. Also DR.. and Mrs.
Moore OF Jamaica Plain. Mass. Mr..
William II. Carbsrry OF Roxtury made
n short visit to- his family this week.
Miss Beatrice Hodge. who has been
spending July at The Outlook. left this
week for her home in Scmeryille.
Mass.
Miss Florence Festerson of Brook
lyn. ~. Y, has returned to her home
after a months stay az Green Lodge.
Drs. Fourth and Lenfest with Mr.
Charles Haug have returned from a few
days at Bar Harbor.
Miss Ruth Wilson OF New Haven.
Conn. Is expected August 10. at Green
l,dge and her father. Mr. w. w. Shelf
1eld % the New Haven Register, is ex-
pected Aug. IL.
Trenches Island has furnished 10 to
Is quarts of raspberries for an after
Moons trip to Bustin's islanders and
the berries have not been lar kr or
more plentiful in years.
Hrs. Dillingham; and daughters are
at the Garfield cottage.
Mr.. Locke and family are at the
Curtis cottage for August.
Mr.. William Powers was down from
Maplewood over Sunday.
The barkentine belonging to- the
Holy Ghost society came to anchor
near the Pound OF Tea last Sunday
about 100 .. m. A large number of
the islanders watched the vessel as II
came into view OF Moshier's.
Rev. Frank OF Allston. Mass. and
family. Mr.. Newell Mr.. Ferguson and
child. are at the Nichols ccttage for
two weeks.
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George Walton of Nashua. n. u
was recent guest of w. Hunt and
family.
Mrs. Pope. Miss Pope and Miss Joso.
rhine Pope of Spencer. Mass. are mass
ing the month in this place
Miss Alice Dudley returned Tuesday
ION the c. NJ. G.. hospital and T.
slowly gaining from her recent sick.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Holbrook have
shsir grandson. Leland Crosby CT Fair.
neid here for short visit. also \
niece. Miss Ethel Weber of Boston
Charles Billings and little son Earle
OF Gorham. were guests early in the
week of II. l.. Catlin.
MIS-. Peter Hanson and son Charles
ere passing the week in Brunswick.
We understand the lumber for re-
modelling the school house has come
ana work Will soon commence. This
VIII be good news To- parents and pu-
Pills who have long felt the need of a
graded school.
The New Meadows Steamboat Co.
are, or have changed their landing
from the lower 20 upper wharf and a
plank walk is being laid at southern
end or Watson Bros stand. whereby
passengers will not be Obliged 10 pass
through any part of fish house. This
mas been an Objectionable feature for
a long time and the change is sure
to be appreciated by all travellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hunt are entertain
ing guests from Pittsfield. Portland
ana massachusetts this week
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cAscoE BAY HOUSE.

alr and Mrs. A. F. Nevers and their
daughter Edyth Nav OF Concord. y.
H.. are here again with us for an ont
ing of pleasure and enjoyment. Mr..
ana Mrs. Movers and family have been
coming to us for the past ten years
and are so charmed with the delights
OF our island that IL Is impossible for
them TO let one season go by with.
out returning to- us.
The dance at the hall SATURDAY ev-
ening was the largest attended of my
thls season and a most delightful .y-
ening of dancing was enjoyed. The
music was of the usual high order.
Rev. George II. Tilton. woburn.
Mass. stopped at the house for two or
three days. On Friday he gave an
illustrated lecture on Washington.
Frank T. Bowen Is stopping here
for short vacation. Mr.. Bowen was
here last year and could not resist
the temptation Of coming again this
year.
II. w. Mcbride and wife OF Mon
tre3l are down for their first season
and are verv much pleased with the
Gem" Of Casco Bay.
the Misses Bertha and Edith Spear
are here for a short visit. this being
their first year. The young ladies are
delighted with our island.
Miss Evelyne Clarke of New York
Is spending her vacation at the house.
Miss Clarke was with us two years
ago. but much TO her regret was I'm
able to spend last year here.
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JOHN NN. BICKFORD LONG ISLAND


always
wh,rves
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Condemned to Slaxerx-

Two hundred years ago. when men
and women were condemned to- death
for trivial offences. IL was the custom
In Scotland to commute the death SEN
tence into perpetual servitude to spec
ihed masters-in other words. the con-
demned person became a slave. II
was further ordained that he should
wear metal collar round his neck re-
cording his sentence and punishment.
The society OF Scottish Antiauaries
owns one Of these collars. fshed out OF
the Forth above Alloa. II IL OF brass.
with this inscription: Alexander
stewart. found guilty of death for
theft at Perth. 5th December. 17o1.
and gifted by the Justiciars as o per-
petuai servant to Sir John Aresken
OF Alva"-collectors' Magazine.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1906-08-09

The Iris returned to the island last
Tuesday from the third cruise. The
boys all claim to be able seamen now
having been out In some very rough
weather. They were struck by a heavy
sduaIl hctween Wood Island and Cape
Elizabeth which gave them a chance
OF showing how quickly they can han
die sails. They visited Provincetown
Marblehead. Gl,acester. Rock1Ort. and
Wood Island
The next cruise will start On Tues
day for Merrymeeting Bav and mouth
Il the Kennebec where the boys will
do some geological work with Dr.
Snyder
Mr.. George Moses. the guide at
Wychmere. brought thu boys safely
back from a hundred mile canoe trip
last Wednesday. They were all look
ing az IL they had thoroJrhly enjoyed
every minute Of the trip % and down
the beautiful Presumpscot. across Sc
bago lake. up the Longo. to- Bay OF
Naples. and Long lake. One canoe
was badly damaged and Emile Bach
arach slightly hurt by being caught
In the rapids. But aside from that
the boys all report a glorious time.
Camp Wychmere ball team will play
World Beaters". on the ,Casco Castle
grounds next Thursday. Let's all go
over to see the game and cheer for
our team"
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Day OF Water Sports at camo Wyeh
mere.

mere.
Much interest was shown in the Wa
ter sports given by the Camp Wych-
mere boys on Friday. Some of the
events proved very interesting and
amusing. especially the fitting con-
test. The first event, the high dive.
was won by Harry Virgins of Bos-
ton. height feet ] inch. Littlepage
Il Charlestown. w. Va, was second.
The boys in the tub-race had q hard
time getting started. After a number
OF upsets Sugatt OF Lawrence slowly
padded across the line a winner.
The forty yard swimming race
brought out large field of fast SWIM
mers. Hunt OF Reading. Mass. the
only one 10 use the trudgeon stroke.
was an easy winner. Robinson CT
bradford looked like an easy second:
put was passed within a foot OF the
nnlsh line by Kerr of Lawrence.
The next race was q hard one for
the boys. They were Obliged TO swim
- yards. unite their canoe from a
stake, swim IL &c one side. get into il
ana paddle 100 yards to- the finish line
Curtis and Hunt We're easy winners
Lochrane Of Cambridge and I.oyel! OF
Whitman finished second.
Inc fitting contest was something
new Tor most of the people. The boy;
were so excited that they missed man.
GOOD opportunities of getting the better
OF their opponents. Robinson and Loeb
rane won against Wiggin and Hunt:
Wiggin and Hunt won against Clifford
and Curtis.
The canoe race In the afternoon was
won by BachaTach of Boston. Randlett
OF Boston was second.
The yacht race started promptly az
O'Clock. The ScoOt was sailed by
Abercrombie and Wiggin. the Scud by
iCchrane and Kerr and the Seal by
Clifford and Sugatt All three got a
beautiful start the seal crossing a few
seconds ahead Of the Scud and to wind
ward. The Seal was an easy winner
AT first buoy but sailed too far to the
eastward before trying 10 turn. Loeb
rane handled his boat well at this
point. measuring distance. wind and
tide accurately. Running off. the Seal
gained rapidly and passed the Scud
on the fourth leg. They began a pref
~ luffing contest-first the Seal ahead
then the Scud. Time at the finish lire
was as follows:
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Cundy's Harbor


Mr.. and Mrs. George w. sinnett re-
turned Sunday from a few days visit
with Bailey Island relatives.
Miss WILDER Gatchell has been in
Portland during the past week.
Mrs. A. J. Harris and children. ac-
companied by her niece, Miss NJ
Florence Holbrook are in Richmond,
for two weeks. 80
Mrs. w. A. Lapier and daughters.
Lettie and Doris Of Cape Porpoise.
came Saturday night for a short visit
with Capt. and Mrs. Lin Eastman.
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Granite Spring Hotel and Casino
LONG ISLAND
Il. PONCE, Prop.
Largest Hotel on the Bay. Gas
and every accommodation. Mineral
spring Water. Rates on applica-
ton. Open June Is to Sept. is.
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Leading house this and commanding the bsv
grove alongside the house where rockers
Tor the use OF guests Bathing, boating
House 400 with dancing privileges Finest dinners
and circulars on application "
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willie-f had "a bully time las;
Fourth. had ride in a nautomo
bile. Tommy-Huhi OATS nuttin'
! had a ride In a neutrality-suspicious.
delphia Record.
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COTTAGE LOTS AT COUSINS ISLANr
Wednesday ard Saturday Sales During August

dior ehonp plotted
d
li
themR
know narrao
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You can tell the best apple trees by
the clubs under them.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20

Sales-RegGlar call. 2 n
Washington Gas Is. 100 az Il3 100 at 1884,
Washington Railway and Electric As. 1000 at
ssa,. 100 at sslz
Capital Traction. . at Ii5. S at AS % at rs. 1
al ll5 S al Iil7s
Washington Railway and Electric Company. - AZ
90 80 at g. 80 az 90. 50 al 36 50 at 90 100 az 20.
100 at l5s lbayer co., 80 az 80 20 al 90 800 az Igls
ibDyer CO...
Washington Gas I a. 81
Lanston 100 az lsS
Greene Copper. 100 at 'e5s.. 100 At .35s.. 10 at
25A
Union Trust 70 at 1881. 70 at l5ss 70 at I3s7s 70
at 1875. 10 az li0. 10 at 80.
Union Trust Rieats u az 81, I5 at sss, 70 az slz
Columbia Titc-0 al (.
After caU-
Washington Railway and Electric 4s D. 900 at ssiz
The following were ths closing bid quotations on
yesterdays local stock exchange
Government uonds-PmiHpue Land Purchase A.
ll1 District q Columbia 5-65s lI5.
Gas b0rds-N ashugtou Gas Comuauy Is Il25
WalhmEtU1 Gas Company certificates Uf indebtcd-
ness 6s -l13.
Railroad b1uds-Capital Traction Railroad As. l95ls
AUsc1stia and Potomac S. l1L City and Suburban
RailTuad b. l1Z Columbia Railroad second mort
sage S. I1i7. Columbia Railroad S. I1sH. Metro
p0iItau RAILROAD S.. u.s. Metropolitan Railroad Ger
tihcat.s q indebtedness 6s. 100 Washington Rail
way aud Electric g. s
Miscellaneous borss-Juited States Electric Light
dcacnt'5re improvement o.. 100 United States Elec-
tTic Light certificates Of Indebtedness g. 100 poto-
mac Electric Light lst s.. i05. Norfolk and Wash
IrgtJD Steamboat E.. l5. Chesapeake aurE95'otouac
s.. I06 Washington Market Company lst S. I06
Public utility stocks-Capital Traction Iif7s The
Washington Railway and Electric common. 597s.
The Washington Railway and Electric preferred Co
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Z5. Washing
ton Gas. ssh. Georgetown Gas IS Br5-ol Gas
and Electric S., q. Chesapeake and Potomac Teie-
phone. 81.
Type machine stocks-3IeTgentAaler linotype 251.
Lsust-n Mouot.Ic u.
Mining stocks-Greane Copper. ~ Mitchell Min
Ing Company, SIS
National bank stocss-American TO CAPITAL
ls5. Central 30 National CITY. lsa. Columbia
295 Commercial. 2o2 Farmers and Mechanics.
3l5. Lincoln. 80. Metropolitan. 5l5 Rigs. CO..
Second, li5. Traders t0 Washington, SIS.
Trust company stocks-American Security ana
Trust Z-7'z National safe Deposit and Trust. Is5
Union Trust Company, fl39.. Washington Loan
and Trust. H. Union Trust rights. SIS
Savings Bank stoCkS-HOmc Savings Bank 20
Union savings Bank. 30. Washington Savings
Bank. I14.
Fire Insurance stocs-Ariueton, 3Zlz Columbia
10. Commercial. s. C0rccrsn. 73 Flrcmeus s. 25l
Franklin q. GeUnan-Amgricau. go. Metropolitan
s. National Union. -. Peoples. o. Potomac, -
Riggs. S.
Title Insurance stocks-C Columbia Title, 4 Real
Estate Title. S.. Washington Title 4
Miscellaneous stocks-SoUthem Public Service Cor
poratiJn. 10. GTaUhophonc common. 90 GRAPHIC
phone preferred. -s3 Security Storage Company
80. Realty Appraisal Agency, =. Washington
Market. 20 Fidelity Storage Company. 10
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov n.-SUGAB-The market at Lon
don Tor sugar bce-s was quiet but steady. at ss.
ed. for November and December. The local raw
yl-lr market was iirm. under the influence os mod
crate offerings with duty paid prices quoted At
9 1916 for 9test centrifugal. SIG for sltest
mu-coTado. and 3ll6 for s9test m0lssses sugaf.
Refined was quiet and without important change.
BUTTEE-Receip.s 500 packages. extra cream
ery butter was raised = cent a pound. and Is now
quoted 10 .. and yeIy firm al that.
EGGs-Receipts. 5973 cases. market remained firm.
but unchanged sass Cor Western fIsts.
NAVAL sTORES-St1css. Rosin. i3zl6 bbs.;
spirits turpeutiae. I-5 b5is. TAR. 90i Ubls The
market for spirits tHruentnc vt5 quiet and steady.
uith Z asked for machine made bauuh Rosu
was quiet and steady. With common 90 good
strained quoted at as and tar was nominal and
not quoted
MILL FEED-Tade dull: spring bran. in lee-lb.
SACKS. to arrive 1ase and -al. 2-59 EiddlIngs = %
cry bran. $50, Western red dog. Ef.
tLDJ R-Ilade quiet. spring uatsnts. Aless- 90,
sIriug clears. 35la15. winter sualElts 350a35l
winter clears. 225a35; kansas. in sacks. patents.
5l5as-3J, StIaiglts 3-50a363, clear. ZS5a3-5-
RYE FLoUR-Fair business. 36oa5.75-
COBNAIEAL-AloieTate demand Kiln dried for
export. -1982-15; coarse meal, in bags. lG3all0 l0-
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR-Trade dull az 23)a2. 81.
HAY-Scarce; receipts. LaJ0 tons; prime. Ll5al--J,
Nn 2 LlCdl05. SO g. Sja95.
STRAW Market quiet; long ye ea6I
BEEF-Fair inquiry. family. l29lll@. packet
Ia nalI0.
PoRK-inacti7e trade. mess. T.75aIs75. family
Is8aal951.
TALLow-Demand Light; city quoted at 81 in
hogsheads
LARD-Unchauesd. prime Western. a5. city.
$50 refined continent. looo. South American 1919;
refined Brazilian. ke-s. U75, city stearine, l0;
oleosTeaTlne, easier, city. y, Chicago. j.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK, Nov. I9-NIoney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 81 per cent; highest
8; lowest, a.; closing. :. Most Ct the days loans
were at 81 per cent
Time none opened the week easier. and a fair
business was done. Rates. 6is pcr cent for sixty
70 ninety DAYS 6s61t Der cent fo- four and five
months. per cent for six months
Mercantile paper was unchanged. The offerings
were moderate in size and met with a rather
aDathetic demand Rates were quoted al 6aGiz per
cent for sixty 10 uinsty days iudCrscd bills re-
ceivable; 6a6i5 PER cent for four to six months.
choice single names. and Per cent fer Others
The sterling market sold on Is points to-day at
4s5S0 fer demand, but rallied before the close to
zs5s0 within points Of Saturdays level
Rates for actual business were Sixty DAYS 4S970a
AsE5; demand s590ai- -S595; cables. AS5S0a4 sass.
Commercial bills wCIe A60a4sI1z. The supply Of
cotton bills vas rocd