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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15
WOULD DUST HARTMAN.
Medical Women Says Doctor Has
Monopoly at Ames.

Special 10 mes-ReVubIlcaH.
Des Moines May 15.-The Women's
State Medical Society today began a
movement at their convention here to
Gust DR.. w. e. Il. Hartman, at AEnes
College. charging he has monopoly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

s Wanted For the u. S. Marine
Corps, men between the ages Of Il and
IS. An opportunity to see the world.
For full information apply. In person
or by letter TO Recruiting Officer, liz
East Main street, Marshalltown
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

Wanted--Every lady and gentleman
to know that Miss Independence An
son has purchased the right to sell DIR.
Brochears Toilet Articles and do chiro-
podi,st work over III -l3 North First
street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

Wanted-Two good cooks meat ana
pastry. Man and wife preferred. Two
good dining room girls. Good wages
Address J. A. Kenefick, keneiick
House, Terry, s. ID.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

For Sale--On easy payments. bar fix
lures, new and second hand billiard
ana pool cables. billiard and bowling
supplies. We lead in cheap prices. Tho
Brunswick Bake Collender Co.. Mar
shnlltowr. Iows.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

press companies. The firm claims to
have been Disseminated against both
IN the matter of rates and In the hand
ling of It's shipments.
The Hon. Lafayette Young went out
TO Geneva to make a political speech
the other day and had nm audience of
twenty seven people. The same week
he was to have spoken at Nevada IN
story county. and he sent his editorial
writer, MIR. Chauncey Weaver.
The dates for the bar examination
to be held here have been changed
from June to June - to accommodate
the students at the State University
whose examination Is TO be held tho
9Th,
The state board of health and state
board of medical examiners VIII meet
in this city tomorrow TO hold exam
nations. pass on examinations held
in Keokuk aud transact some busl-
ness. The boards are composed of the
same membership The members
would all have been in the city any
way because of the medical society
conventions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

For Sale---Tomato. cabbage, celery
and tobacco plants. Mrs Chas. Satia,
North Ninth street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

Wanted-Situaton by young married
man as clerk. -Four years experience.
Can furnish good references. Speaks
good German. C. W. IL, care Times
Republican,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

Agents Wanted-Best book San
Francisco earthquake. Vast gallery pic
lures. 70 per cent commission. Out
fit free. Send 10 cents for postage.
The Bible House, 1926 Dearborn street,
Cllicfago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

The trial of Frank Hildreth. alias
!. Colo, charged with murder in the first
degree for the killing of James C.
Shellenbarger, sheriff of Knox county.
Ohio, near the Hildreth home in Miller
township on the evening of May 81
last year, has commenced
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15
FOR SALE.

For Sale-Dining table, gas range,
carpets, chairs and other household
goods. New phone, 462, two rings. I.
D. Evans, 4051 " n. 4th st.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

For Sale 10000 acres, farms and
ranches; $3.50 to $1,000 per acre. east
ern Colorado. J. c. Mitchem, over los
East Main street Marshaltown, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

For Sale-tHousehold goods, at III
North Third street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

San Francisco Great Disaster. Only
$1.00 book. Far outsells higher priced
books. Large fully Illustrated. Extra
terms. Freight paid. Credit given.
Outfit free. Ziegler Co., 215 Locust ST.,
philadelphia. Pa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15
ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED.

Wanted - Dining room girls a
Stodlart hotel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

Wanted---A painter at Hampton, Ia.
Il. ]. Stonebraker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

For Sale-Cheap; pig lot of window
blinds, suitable for chicken yards or
enclosing porches. 112 North Third
street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

Wanted Salesman, lady or gentle
man, salary 50 per day. Thompson Il
Thompson, 800 East Church street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15
S T Z Az e 3.

Strayed or Stolen-Shepherd dog out
of Allan's feed yard; large brown long
nose. Any information will be paid for
their trouble. Moses Lacey, Albion, Ia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

Wanted-Will pay cash for barber
shop, billiard room in connection Ia,
care T.-R., Marshalltown, la.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

Earn s25 to $50 Weekly--For par
ticulars and circulars write today. M.
M. CORN, Gil to 621 Broadway, N. Y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15
70 r r & N r.

For Rent-After June /, six-room
house, nearly new. Good shade; gar
den planted. 405 North Third avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

Coast Shipments - Reduced freight
. rates on household goods to Denver,
Spokane and Pacific coast points; fire.
quent shipments. lowest possible rates
The Boyd Transfer Co. Minneapolis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

Mr.. Tedford when last in the city
was insistent that the Clinton county
delegates will bolt instructions and
vote for Perkins, tho instructed for
Cummins. He was asked if he en-
dorsed the policy of delegates boiling
instructions and refused to place him
self on record.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

Mark Furry, ex-member Of the leg
islature from Hardin county, ut pres
ent editor Of a paper in that county
and candidate for the senate from the
Hamilton Hardin-Wri district, says
that it is all over In Hardin county and
that the only question now is as to the
size of the majority that Cummins will
have in the county convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

There is absolutely no fears felt as
to the action of Tama county. That
county Is counted on to support Cum
minis, information having been re-
ceived from several sections of the
county. The people about Tama City
(, count the contest as having already
been won by Cummins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS,


Roykross by the pound at Myers
grocery
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-15

The railroad commission today gave
a hearing to the complaint OF the
Feiner Fish Company of Dubuque,
which handles fish and oysters against
the United States and American ex-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

Coffee Cables: Rio-Conee market inactive: No nom
mai; Exchange 152d receipts. bags; ship
Inents for the United States 5000
Europe II 900 bags; stock 50sOO0
market inactive: good 4s5O; receipts
$500 bags; stock $4,000 tags. HariburE-Cofee
ket opened unchanged TO = pfennig higher; D.
was net unchanged 70 L pfennig higher; sales 5000
bags Havre-Cofee market opened steady. L franc
higher: at II II. unchanged; sales. 1900
COTTON-The cotton vas quiet and irregular
during to-6ay's trading with fluctuations comparative
y and close bareiv a decline
Of 6G1 points sales estimated $4,000
bales The opening STEADY at advance OF 2G5
points and in the early session the showed
net gain of about 5ae points the active months
result better cables. bUlsh adYices
Liverpool. larger yOlums spinners' takings
spot markets. well bullEh predictions
ing the probable showing forthcoming government
reports on the advance there considerable real
izr and the market sagged IN trading
the close at the low of the There
rothng in the end apparently induce fresh
operations the date government
reports On Monday the figures will published
showing the amount Sf cotton December l.
Three private ginning reports during
sOeiaton. which out Saturday. making the
ginned December ] $3.50 600 The other
reports been close this figure. each a little
under lO.01pGO0
expectation appears he official report a little
rather than under 10 600 600 to
ing Of the governments crop estimate range
i2isoCH0 to IL 4rf U9o bales. and would probably h
srralier It not for tha- the data
he taken into in making this report
the first time tts
The - contract prices in the local market
aSf ia
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nv 50 o.. !--aa...- !. 1au;
Pes n7n't7a'y steaay. ..re-ee. es, ute; ., c.s
talres week. except for and handy u.-Hts Vells
sJGSJ. oaEANa. edtsts I.-.a--
c!ty dressed eas ' l3@- To- sseI. 7af2c
sheer steady: "1o.r+ a:nJs arH.. m-Gf %
Sheep. S4a$1, prime $5srS7 S5. 10 c .e
here. cUlts. s. sa- iartz
hnd dressed !amo= u-caa.%-t. :, Ie.a --sa iy "A
S-pt i2 Egat T'!gets Hos sod a. 81 "lal1!
REEVES Eecetrts we're cars or - nesd in
.ll1iag 10 cars t'r $iapR.,@e's and : f ths rtIet-
teroa}'s quotations t--efppi 4T' t-7-o-
hts uugaa9eed IritIgerato. CTtr ady
H. shipments today firm tn.s PR in ia -d
and go quarters OF beef he hure'o.a 10 I-ea7-
.7-o quarters Of beet t-e same ,-,.
1900 quarters rr CsTaei4 I.rero-,. tsu ,attle
Antwerp ia ts ~ C1'hrer: y t-- Ron. p
GAI.vEs-Iecert. gor- -" head, 'n .'aii-- - c7-
butchers aod - CO.. The 7lsAer 90. ~i- .reeS
eScept To- elo.-e st-sA- t'ri--. ves.s ~..l 81 Sc
Dressed calves easier. t-g q 'sed Ze~i~ -e'f7r
a @I3'r- rer - countr, dressed 775e.
sHEEp AND !1A5iES-- Rcoe.p;~ were 1919
head. Iar,vCifE I sars fr slaRs tTer~ = FOE
choic' laut- steady 10 hrr medium gate- w'as ott
rtayk orJnycl hands Common good sheep sold
A4A<I prl Ftl lt. ut,f!u7D 40 prlolf = M Sfr
s. 50 crs - -. ,'arata !arhs 81 ~. Dressed
I3r vtta general -oiee al t1Ti2l-r
SalesheTHs -or7n-i7risrt EnmpzEy: 1871 'aaada aens
B1frs.o 90 co u a; s. ! sheer - n, a, 81 OF
sanders l"3 STATE a'.6s. q" H. a; - 80. > year
NcPhaI-6a & O. rs state is1's. Il - j, %. IL
HOGS ReoeiOtz were ~ esrF or : 4i7 EeAd. al for
light weight Pigs soid - per 100 u Couury lr=ssed
sales~s sander; safe pigs leo y. at 81;
J P Nelson yesterday ls state h4ss. Ia N. a 81
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

5Ii. sJ. oaossewn raw 4oc+ic; Calcutta raw sc LARD
PRoyIsIoNs-There another sharp advance u
proysons after the opening in which l.sht ensrnrs
receipts than expscts haa eon.id.rabIe inaence sligo.
% occurred near the close, although nnai prices
Gag. a receipts aeooa head estimated for Monasy
ss $3.50 and next week. 10000 Kansas city had .eo
sSIsog,is family SIS Ss SSssls; short clear $: s
9aiiy sls 90 sS T steady quoted Mes 80
81 sac6a. at 81 s Scss4 s RfEsTp aods quoted
94.gloisc cur MEATs.Pckied bellies quiet. quoted
Soi Tag 10 10 101L.c; II 10 1o4sG "a ~
firm quoted; Middle Western prime. ioasse 2oc- city
South American. 1o.5Oc: Continent 950c; Brazil kegs
NE steady; quoted; oso, 1l4c. City lard s.sarne
RtCE-Reports from Southern distributing points
Distribution at New York moderate for the day
put unGertore wss steady Quotations follow; BONES
heads 49s447sc; fanct heads. SOS lsc. extra fancy
heads "a a &C. Japan donnesiir. 4ls Q4s.c Patna.
s'aa SIC; Java. 4zsG5isc; Rane0en, in bond 21s
SJiAE-Refned sugar was quiet but steady and with
e1f important changes The following are list prices sui
lsc, 20 rebate Of 10 points and discount OF per
cen for sash @ days I Crys,si dS'1nO@s iS; Ensie
ss Eafe r S"S 9dea .. sns Ea 3 DSTasts
pow fruit powdered. 4soc; Eagle
and extra g-auuated. eoc; Eagle 10 cartons ot
;eSc u rags 81, &C. 10 i6 bags do 4a5c . and SO
II 4s5c Eagi- fine standard srznulated and
Nos and 45Sc N5 4 4soc No 8 s5c No G. 4SeS
No Z 425c; No 5 42oc; NJ 9 loc No To- +Soe No n,
There Of Suriusm Centrtfugal early
December steamer shipment 10 New York az soc hass
bsr. eentrifugal. Duty paid pTires
quoted as follows csrtrifIsal % test %Z-S' muse
$50. The London mark. sugar beets duIl
ard somewhat easier With DsaetnbsT quoted ss 7sd
ct Ng II
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
LITTLE SNOW FALLS.
Predicted Storm 4rriues, but Re-
mans Short Time.

The snowfall predicted by he weather bureau
began last night and continued for several hours
The mercury, which WAS II degrees above zero IN
the morning, crept up 10 IS degrees, and remainPa
there until midnight. Throughout 80 ''2y teFF
was little sunshine. but aQ sn"adence or e.----
blasts from the northwest,
"A strong westerly gale which has been blowing
fcr the last f"rty-eight hours sea, has delayed
the heet oi transatlantic liners due yesterday. Few
Shps reached Port, and the frosted sides of those
mat did showed that cold weather and high seas
prevailed outside the Hook
The sucdeh change in temperature within the
last ten days mas caused much illness In the ciyy,
IA the stuffy and i'll smelling surface cars tee
continually
" hlle coal is not a acarcn Co4llau6tv tttere has
peeh q general conlPiaia: among hat dwellers of 4
idok Oh hcaf. The unar9allN !pW tempe ure has
come triile too soon fof the average fat owner
VINO VINO eTG'r@iiy nians 70 hold T. his coal supply
until Deco nbrf Is.
The forecast OF the local weat taer bureau for TO-
uaE Is SLOW with rise IN temperature. The high
est temperature Yesterday p degrees at Il
p m. ti! lowest. Il degrees. at a. SOuthe, ~
winds shifting later TO the north. TrrTigtsG.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
INVASION OF THE ALIEN.

An aliens curious notion Of the size of London
was revealed during the hearing Of a case by the
immigration board at Blackwell
lie said he had come TO London To live with a
cousin but he had not got his address. and all ne
knew about him that he kept snop He
quite confident, however, that he could easily ind
him.
We sometimes have to deal with cases such as
this" said the secretary Of the Jewish shelter IN
Lcman street, To an Express representative but
as rule, when people have not go, address
10 60 10 they not allowed to land.
When they are. the problem OF finding thei-
relatives is much more simple than might b.
thought Almost every large town in Russia is rep
resented by society in London such as the Riga
Society. the arSaW Society ana tho Moscow So
clety The officials of these societies know prarti-
caiE every one In London who comes from their
particular town, ard no matter in Wh4; quarter
iTc relatives may live they are thus eISiy lu.atrl
sometimes tn immigrants have a Wroce ad-
cross. but IN tneS" tnev generally have see
ond TO which NE refCt. In any case. we never
Ian 10 ma eventually tic persons wanted.
There Is no chance Of immigrants landing and
wandering about 10 look for thci. friends. as the
man IN Question evidently thought h. would 90 for
" p"tt the Sn!rS a1d attend 10 the wants Of tie
je"pl'. London I-ac-esS.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
HELD FOR a .FcUR-CENT THEFT.
Workman in Refinery Accused of Stealing
Pail Of Sugar.

cheeriess Christmas is III view for julius
Slaminiskis wife and three little children He IS
locked up in thS Queens County Jail Long IsIa nd
city. charged with stealing four cents worth of
sugar from the bis sugar plant of the American
sugar Company. at Fidseon street and the East
River, Long Island City. The alleged theft took
place about $50 O'Clock Friday night. when, with
his battered dnner7eH about half fIlei with sugar
winch a. had gathered trQm the hoor, SaTri-
hski sought 10 leave the bHilqirg He apparently
saw no wrong in taking the sugar, Il is said. for
ms pan was without q cover ana open 10 inSpec-
non hF any one VINO cared "a note It's contents.
As ne was about 10 leave the building he
accCsted bE the watChman, Louis I0.zbaCh, who
inspected the contents of the pail ftnd arrested
hn!. EScortinS MIN down to the cath street ferry
hT turned his prisoner over 10 patroIlnaa Quinn.
VINO is one of the three policemen stationed at this
oae ct the most important posts in Long Island
'lp' quinn was compelled to quit his post and
accompany the watchnau with his prisoner to ta9
station where Siaminiski formally charged
with petty larceny.
SIaunIski gave his address IS No ISIS Picrrep9nt
street. Brooklyn where he said his wife and chill
oren We're waiting his homecoming. When asked
= place a value tho sugar the watchman said
II was worth about four cents
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
OTHER mARKETs-EY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec. SEATTLE receipts, $50
head market tsady; beeves 81 l0s7 and helf
HagS5 stoCkers feeders. 81 4UnS4 SO Tex
ans s8 7bTtS4 asts6: 259sI 40
HOSEslnated receipts 2t.0u0 heaO keel l0c lower
mixed and butchers S6 05GS6 81 good heavy. SO l
So 40. rough neavy. 81 5ou3b To- iSh $6pS6 30; psg9
- Tft So ~. bulk Of sales Sc i0a$6 IN SHEEF-tsti
mated receipts head; market steady. sheep s. oCu
ss -. lambs 81 lOGS7 -
- cin-nuati Dee. s.--HOGS weak. butclers and ship
,crs 81 40. common IS 4OGs6 CATTLE steady 20
sroug fair TO good shippers. - SOS 90 common $2tt
So So SHEEP steady $2QS4 -. LAMBS strong at
$4GS7 Co. - c,r-t =, r,, ,,z ,..
-,s~.s, stssSv VEALs-Receipts 300 head; market
10 sod toUer AZ 81 25GS9 HOGSRecepts. $500 head;
m.rLef active: pigs steady; others lOc lower; heavy
$50 ana Workers so 5OdS6 roughs. s. 75aS5 30
SJIfr aHu LAMBS-He 5000 head; sheep active
a. - t-,.,d, lambs slow and l5a20c lower s5p$7
win a few at 81 s5. yearIinss. So e5qs6 80
F.rsss CIV Dec. s-CATTI.E-R Receipts. 600 head.
,,t1i'n" 400 southeras market steady choice
nc 80 ut .feers IS sOass good
SIS Is western steers ss 5oS5 5o socSsrs and feeders
81 ,0as. 5O Southern S3Gs5 % southern cows
S2s5 & native and heiters s?gs4 native heiIers
ssS5 10 bulls 81 f0fS3 75 calves - 5os5 20 receipts
for tie week 40 head aSGsLksceips 5000 sesd; a
Sc So heavy So 2Sgss 81 packers So 25fss a2l pss
and tights Is 6OaSs 22I. rsosipts for the week 55to
sHEEP-No receipts. maThet noItnay sh ady lambs;
S6s7 5o ewes ana yasrinss 81 SOC 50 rs western led
yesnss IS 5oQs6 5o Wssssrs fed sassp - tasss 20
stocksrs and feeders 50 ooo<s 'o' r5ap' Tor me
q 500 hAAA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOB FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE IDTERTISE
MENTS IN TO-DAYS ISSUE

1-ooNIHGDALES, Third avenue, 18th 10 eoth
.'e ~ announce z Christmas glove sale this week
-~--Ag long glace and suede gloves for women.
~ es- attention also 70 their stock Of snkoIeen.
ri 80 Lnlsnec, and French sateen covered and
- -. l4ec co-1-Crtables- Other articles adveT-
ss,,.g - "a ta.s week are mems smoking jackets,
rugs and Renaissance lace curtains.
- oNEILLADAafs COMPANY. Sixth ave-
-, ~ L 2-d streets, has q selection OF velvet
~ s;.,ea they advertise 10 sell al reduction.
60 S-sg announce special sale Of black dress
ssss, ,s..Es & n boxes fOT Christmas and a line of
vi 3 s-ss a1c carpets. Another feature for this
sale OF WOTnen's coats.
- 80 co, Herald Square offer q selection OF
Is.sly a-c watches, diamond rings. bracelets,
- - - 1!ooches "a yallieres. lOckets, gold bags
n Io1s. cigar cutters and cigarette cases
.tsle AZ Nv ~ sl.c tuesday they have scheduled
z st,s,.;t,-p .;t,-porte1 tea gowns and negliges. They
x sgs5on also "a q sale OF tailored suits street
~. coats e1c dresses for evening service
rs~ - - West l4-h street and West 18th street
sssus. LIS week al reduced prices. table linens
As AZ - - 4eSther goods manufacturers sample
gV ,- 'es gowns and sacques. fu-s sample
81 Leo novelty hand and opera bags. a
= ss,s s,sSsy stock of lace and heavy curtains
'-ss zlsS So So ters and table covers. He also
w. "oinGn siik waists.
Useg,.,-H Broadway, between 3ith and 9th streets
S's -. sale % aressgOods women's long coat
ssls 80 "oine1s semi-made robes, silk petit
- linens az Womers and mems silk hosiery,
.-1lol h i.i--A' rs and cCTufOrta bles. Special
y gGd s-so called 10 reduced prices IL Jew
refens s-..- bass and purses. maids sprOus.
EaVelirgas sses toys oesk furnishings. suitcases
psssi "a. sTRAUs. Brooklyn. advertise
"a sas asssss ga in slippers for men. women and chil-
\ a, -''-Fe and cigars.
n &c tbe,. -liA-NS' SONS, Brooklyn. call atten-
stss L. O1eFlER OF overcoats. suits smoking
tes.oss seoI.es hats. caps and rugs. They also
t.1E wine OF pOngee silks cut glass bowls
zlarts - aus suits and skirts, candy nov-
sanyv,- and umbrellas
oH.- NARHART & CO., Broadway, at 18th
.cf W, sac O: ready for service tailored
Nec snd df- - ana misses, q full line OF furs.
| 'cfsrrs ~ trimmed coats and tailored suits.
- hclss,. 1.oaaWay. 18th snd 18th streets, has
80 ss,-.s s-sy offerings in women'a dress waists.
slgVes. novelties IN wonen's belts
-Aflstnlss. and line OF women =
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Dec. 8, 1906.
ARRIVED


steamer C5raecia (Gerl jacob 20
to the Hamhurg-American Line. with passengers,
mails and mase. Arrived the Bar 4-05 N.
reported 40 miles south Of Sandy
Hook
steamer Cfrv OF Atlanta Savannah for New York
reported wiresss telegraph passing Frying Pan
Steamer Advance from Colon fsr YORK.. reported
by wireless telegraph miles south Of Sandy Hook
steamer Kaisern Auguste Victoria. from HAMBURG.
Southampton Cherbours southeast OF Fire Island az
Steamer Oneida Rich Philadelphia the Clyde
Co with nndse Quarantine at :
Nacoochee Hewlett. Savannah December 8 20
the Ocean with passengers and udse Passed IN
steamer Maracas (Br, Kirx5v Perth Arnhoy. tn,
Trinidad shipping and Trading Co. in ballast Passed in
Qua rantins at 9:l5
,oik 10 the Old Dominion Co with passengers and
rndze Passed in Quarantine at ? 10 p
Co-nanche Watson. Jacksonville December =.
To the clyde with passengers and mdse Passed IN
sandy Hook 2:2o
Steamers Harry Luckenbach. Juan Mayasu-z,
etc Prns MaUrits tDurchl. Port Prince, Demsrars
via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Pretoria (Ger. Hamburg
Plymouth; sabine. Brunswick and Mobile Il Stgo.
Orleans; Campanis (Br). Liverpool via Queens
Ponce Ponce. Mayaguez ETC. Caracas. san Juan.
kOenngfn Luiss ((ferl Naples and
Genoa. Lackawanna tBrl, Calcutta: TetJen tDan)s
I.asseIl. Orleans; City Birmingham Savannah
Parran CNorf Philadelphia. Seneca. Norfolk and New
port News Trent (Br}, Kingston. Savans. etc Mama
Hata, Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09

q 80: Do Cuban. s2ase so PEAS. rorida- - has.v4
SlGt4 PEPPERS. Florida. per carrier. s3GSs: PCNrS
kINs per Dol. 50cas1; PARSNIPS obL 81 2Qe1 752
o2 do plain, s19s1 so: RADISiES. Norfolk per 9ash-<
25c0$1; do New Orleans 100 buacass. Si0S2 ROS
MAINE. New Orleans per ooi 81 5ess4 Go SioreA PEE
basket. S11s1 20. do French, per dozen sfTSf 5Ot
STRING BEANS Forida. green per BASKET 81 5oas2 5Oi
90 81 58Gx2 70; DO wax, per basket 81 5o3
g IS: do wax 81 5ods3; SQUASH. Hubbard. per boi
.5S1: do 5Oc4Sf: do Florida. per Saskec
slu32 SPINACH. Norfolk. bbl 81 5GflS2 Is;
Baltimore 81 25qs1 TOMATOES. florida per car
rier 81 5oS3: West Indies carrier, 81 SoQs2
do Caiirorris. per 81 IS; TURNIPs. Canada,
rutabaga. bbl s0G90c: do jersey and Long Island,
rus6asa G5ds0c do nearby white IJc1s1 -; WATER
CRESS. per loo bunches, S1ES4 so
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-With Hght receipts ana .
steady Geld demand the market closed strong hs
best rate OF the week Unless supply turns out orS os 81
IN the coming buyers viii have to meet sellers
the price question Best hsy was 81 IL to-day and No
closed strong at its MARKS An cloye-s doing vol
moment We quote. Prime. bales. 100 n
81 i0G<1 ~ No I. sf1s % No s5c6sf. No $4,000.
shipping. Ib0@ clover. mixed. 70s}c clover cleary
10ffs0c- STftAW-Pricss uuaiutane6 With tbs
mCderare total exceed prime and
snowy Receipts OF hay and straw In reported -
Produce Exc harre today Hudson River Railroad
10: Erie $50 Pennsylvania 50. Delaware. Lsckawa alna
q Western. 40; Lehigh Valley. 6o Baltimore & Ohio.
40: Ontario Western. 20: boats %: total. 30
for week. 9.1s2 last 329. R-csiDo
straw 90 for week 40. last week. 400.