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New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, December 3 1906
BEANS AND PEAs.-Trading is still quite slack,
neither trade buyers nor exporters showing much
to arrive and these goods are now being delivered
seeuenty there II very hule new business Prices are
kidney but otherwise values are UNCHANGED California
We quote: BEANS. marrow 1906. choice. per bushel.
So d. do ,ae sSG & 81 SOUP S d So @ Rs a do Tsd yo 9dgSg eS
10: lima. California 81; peas. Scotch.
BtTTER Receipts today $50 p paeEages, T., The stua-
to Ias5 business on the whole is good Buyers as
taking up the fresh Eooas ao9et as LaS qs 1Hey cone
% ~ and there Sc 9te4G remain uncha3ged a
though the scarcity Of high grade goods makes Il
r butter in storage in New York December were
wiz the date Ias year Of i72 500 packages We quote:
Creamery extras per 10 alags2o tMeFcsnte Lxshange
seeonds 2S2S do thiTS 22@24s c,9. do hsd sS'rss as
thirds Sg2sc ste dar tubs fresh ~ 6a1f ,r 29qSSS do
d. Western tm9t "a do Gag o. 40 on Ts
seconds 1920: 69 thirds l5g1s9 gaSIKsnE stock
Nc CHEESE Il I ReseiPs foday 1893 boxes Considerable
obs S0f mas made by loeai dealers in the country amount
Ing fully 1000 boxes mosty small cheese but incud-
Chased fully 1000 1000 boxes. mostly September
cfdff cod soss. SS The se1g is yay r on fancy grade.
AND Ds Qaay afS and sRs very
only moderately active. LIVERPOOL cable New York state
eos g for waa We quote state. fu small
sasoi aRs iaS aS ats sa i2i2 90 taGieF
a hnIf skins small best 1o491ofsc; DO large, best,
42SsI 44sp e. ss skins @ ss.s continued
,St receipts and a great scarcity OF fine fresh
ss hold strong slightly In sellers favor Medium
ad Indsrgrades 0t fresh gathered quiet and Irregular
Ref4geTators fairly active and Arm especially for the
finer grades which are relatively scarce We quote
1aSso, DO choice 4O42c; do brown and mixed extras
ssx.0o DO frsts 70 extra nrss s37o! do seconds SOS
a0 DO COMMON fair 2sq2so; Western selected best
so o do average prime s4e$5o tofrcial quotati9n for
nis1s. fsa22o checks 15G1so refrigerator special
~ esnsy 24ep25o 40 prime 23c 90 fair to
s 61 esSoo DO undsrgrades 10000; linlad 2sg2Se
bI%55 bIS%=55r-TTSs-FRFSH-App plenty and weak Pears
STEADY 9U and arn strsTbsrTiss dragging Oranges
plenty enO psr double head bbl f2s3 do Gano 81 soc
tS go DO T1vrDty Ounce Pfppls 81 oocS2 20 DO None
ssSs q g spsssss ssssa 5ns % s.sssss oesss DO Sot
baidgln s2 snS areenns 81 oc9i2 o0 Do eommSn aGs2;
s sin buIE per bb measure 15cGsl 90 CRABAPPIEs.
90 45Ssk 90. Nswtown Ptppin far Western. box,
PS 5s % sPl.nssrg 81 GgS2 s 20 % SoRsiaan 81 20
gsi 7C! DO & s5 55es4 s5 do Bs1rre Casau fsg;si
AZ BsdTys sEesa nsIa 81 5oss co. DO KissE 75osI rs:
GAPBs a7s 5sE n Sa1kei I%sds 90 N.ssEa n has
ast basSst sG14c; DO black. 1Oqtsc; do 4o
sssEs sh A. %Ssar sS8t2 M 40 ctawba s2gs2 6o Do
Sse seS M = =Esg e Gap. Ca y.Tss1 Gd per per s sS
az per crate. 81 6o4s2 loi STFAWBEiR1IES
SS neT ouaTt 6OQ75o; do Csliforgia Per pint Soo:
~ Forida per boz. 81 eoGs2 do Porto Rico
sf<I n. 30 Mexican. 81 o5aSl 10 do satorna 81 40
SEtstNA-s 80 GGs2 6Qi EQMpLAtH Ysos.AA psr
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
OTHER MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec 6.-CATTLE-F1sceipJs. about "a COO;
others slow ana weak Common,
prime S4S7 a0 cows Sc e5GS+ 70 heers 81 80
S<5; bulls 81 4OG$4 So calves. s3GS7 5O stokers and
feeders. 81 4oS5 SO HOGS-Recepts about $4,000 head
SO 47s: medium to good heavy S6 25GS6 S5; butcher
weights So 40Gs6 4T59 good . choice mixed 5" 2S6 80
packing S6QS6 50. pigs. IS 1896 81.
Cincinnati. Dec o--CATTIE steady fair 70 good ship-
pers, S4 654S5 5Oi S24S2 so HOGS active;
butchers shippers 81 45Gs6 30: common s. 5OSs 80
81 so
Kansas City. Dec. 6-CATTLE- Receipts. 1900 head.
Including Scutherns; market steady 20 10c lower:
Christmas cattle s.; choice export and dressed beef
steers S9 bOGs5 % stockeTs and feeders s. 60GS4 80:
Southern steers SG8S5 .: Southern cows S2f$3 so:
S2qSt; native hefers S3aS5; bulls s. 25G
S4: calves 81 50GS6 90 HOGS-Receipts IL 900 heal.
market steady bighe- So IS; bulk o s. %
Gsa s2 50 25S6 rs. packers So 2OGS8 S5 pigs
and lights IS SOC 50 80 s4E5EE EteSeipts eoO0 head
yearIings 81 sOGS6 -; Western fed yearngs s. 500
30 90; Western sheep S4 2S5 CO. sockers feed
G
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
INACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

40 by wilaam E Nichols 4 Co. Nc, Is wan ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York December 5 1906
s4t1s fn ~. GaTs ara for export a a for and
opened steady strong and prime
Icr6 % m IT., to & loG hsh os se ae VAS % e1ser aer
S s'Tedy @ & 70 strong at the openng but late aTTyas
be left over. Common to prime steers sold S4gS8
b 40 IN s To- % rat oxen az 81 w m pulls at SSg$4 = fat
Dressed beef moved rather Slowly yes
trireraor beet s0sse per exports today Included
90 cattle and lo9 sheep on the Berudian to Bermuda
saes-Kerns Commission company; 9o Ohio steers
g 20: q do I2l2 n a. IS 90 % d. Il4i 70 s.
Virginia do Ios4 70 at s6 30 do ITO n at S. Is:
Is do. lole 10 at 81 So Virginia 400 10 at
h al 50 80; Do $50 n at s. % TO- ou-' l'0O
do l1so c n at s. 75 1s do M I1$s 70 at $ s. p West
m at @ s. So NJ d o NJ Su at M @ % 10 ws at M II 81 h d. do - 1890 @
a. u do 1885 j n m at 50 ST. do 1I55 10 at ss5 do
g 10 2s % - n az 81 60. 54s n 81 So DO
Do. S bull l4:o at = .: do i475
DO 1000 n at So Is; Sc cows 1i4 10 at ss CO. 10 do.
g g. p DO s2e ~ az g 90 DO 800 n 50 sos do,
81 80; 60, sos 70. at 81 S. ~ w. GU H. -
Is ao C CT IS i O 24s s de- s Re q n ''
:. Judd Co: bull $50 10 az sS so: cows ss5 70.
IS @ 81 g. s?s @ n GS at 81 1890 sS n DO " 80 g q
2 e. @ 50 at aG e 3 at st s. e 3 d st.
eST ~ at 50 40; do, ST9 10 81 25 do $50 81
st 81 s. &C. sa f. a6 at 7d e g g. 81 So n % at "a & 10 70 az 81 s. s. a ~
John P Nelson: bull. 500 n' at So 40; Is cows T51
5ssH Pss'g % ': 49, r g. A s9 s9 s. s?S g. as
$40 10 at 81 so; . 90 T60 ~ at 81 30.
MICH COWs-ReOsipts were % head Including 80 for
5 shs moTs g for & gS0G m st9Ss & az steady FOR medium
Ordinary 10 choos milksrs calf Included sold $50
saiss E Curtis son: 10 cows ans oAlvs, 500
Louis HslibEunn: 8 COW. ana ealve. s4oasS
An1TsT Mullen; milkeF Mix fSr 500 $40 ,,,,,. 90.
butchers 1905 for the market Veals in good
demand and top grades firm AZ 25c higher barnyard
Western calves steady The pens were cleared Com
so calves $3as8 75 good calves
81 6i7 Dressed calves firm at el8i9c 10 cor
dressed veals and 7QI2lao for country dressed
a. 50 100 III p do 1ST Ib At s DO us h. at 50;
J. q Curtis Son; veas 16' ID at 50 So 10 Co. l53
IS do i25 b. az So So do 11s 10, at ss 168 ib
a. 81 So DO 10 H. az 81 20 DO OF 10 AZ So 90; DO
el ID So DO 50 To- at IS So harnyard calves es2
John p Nelson. 20 vaaIs I23 So 20: Q DO 1as IL
DO. 1OT at 81 so: 10 DO 100 10. SO: do
100 10 at s5i 4 barnyard calves. 200 ID at 50 IS.
andrew Mullen; vssis LA h. at 50 @5 do $50 II.
W r. Hume: % veais i5l ID 50 %: do 90 h. At
g. III 50 so; g Western calves. s52 10 At
81 6ela 4 bornvard calves, 9i6 ~ at SS Is.
O. l. Dillenbacki s4 veaik IS2 ID. a, 60; 0 90
S IuS ( Co: 81 vsas iss Ib. IS 25I "a 90. 70. II
at ss 90 do. u. b. AZ g.; 81, S do i9T II; at s5
Mcpherson / CO; 8 $50 H. IS 75; DO. 20 II.
T0e.a q ah.uaosI iro Il. ST 25l s.l-ry.ra
Il EkGfI q y ~ Skf,ns-..-ss -. an .., =,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

0OHs b'sS
at '2 l5 adhs aad Ta: s ffsn ss los %
win SPOT Sd ana TsF q So IN asE.d Gopp:
2 I futures az fo8 aHe i5s fag s9 tSe f markets wss as
eectroytc a 2 %it 7 lake az quoted at p S9g23
Leg was M Is 81 lover f1s S 81 gish market
fEsr1 m @ 67S to o5o spelter unchanged 1896 5o in
%S 6,s eF % @ tS the Be English market witt standard foundry
en- quoted at s24 75afaS * WIZ No tor1dry North.
cert,fcstes AZ the tTodIca a'het Tor pig iron
hgher with demand better There sales Of 200 tons
cash regulars At 81 and 200 standard foundry
5a9ay 81 BID 'ss 50 Sa ha'n rs ''sSi IS
MoIAssEs AND sYRUPs Trading in nolasses and
to moderate oTerings and fun prices quoted for oasses
9Tlss9s fsS Ssnrlfusa tgSe ls@ise: good
S0c prime ei4c fsn a@s iaiT' lSal7e good $50
oLLs-Cotonseed oil was easier to-day. especially FOR
RPeeem6er R which lost lo under freer offerings. spot
a9.c, in sympathy with December ana owing to pros
for prime WRisF is scarce while ube bass 9H ] Ian' @ n[1
@sey 5 9seTed around 2S Sales 800 Bbs December
36c and 500 MAY, S6q36lc- I4nseed on unchanged
pee quote SS standsTd s White n FiSs' Sbs
hned cases New York Iot PhiadeIphia a5c water
white New York hh!s. 950c bulk, 600; Philadelphia
PhadeFhia l2 s5c CorToNsEED o1iPrme crude i9
5s. mills s'c prime sumner yellow December; ao9
white and prime winter yellow nominal, LINsEED OH.
40G4o calcatt raw @ ss LARS LARS 0 9qiof2gR 7sSs6c Ta"
PRovIsIoNs-Hog products had strong advance to
With grain although still holding most Of their aSvance
There was good conEnisson house buying and support
from packers while Exporters bought May lard Chcago
Omaha e.5oO the West 90 oOO PORK barely steady
Quoted Mess. 81 501Sls 25 family. SIS 5OGSla short
So family sI3 5oG$14 packet $40 5egs1; extra India
mess, Sis 5oES22 BEEF HAMS steady Quoted: SO 80
80 ID sc: ieo 10 &c; I40 IL. Sssc. pigs 9as910sc.
CIT M3A rs Picked bellies quiet Quoted: Smoking
12i1e; 10 H. I1Gi1%c y II. 1o@sal0ac; IA 10, 1OA9
dull; city, exc; country 57s962c LARD barely steady.
Quoted Middle Western prime a5d9o city lard steady.
quoted 50 1sTsc: refined lard quoted; South Amer
Tea o5ec: Continent boo: Brazil kegs 1906; com
pound steady quoted sls sGsNc, sTEARIND steady.
RIS'I5The nia4Set showed good sales movement with
full prices quoted under the influence Of limited offerings
hrst hand stocks were comparatively light Quotations
fancy heads So gee: Japan domestic 4lsG4%c: Patua.
dertone steady frru The following prices sub
Iets Sc: cut loaf and crushed 550c: mould A 3 I5c
se 5oH5eTed and frtt powdered and Eagle coarse ana
n bags do Sc: io6 Bags DO <a5o Is and 90 n bags
Soc fsnDsro 2s hns 9f s T so anS nos and
8 4 45c 10 4 40c No g. S6o No g 4s0o; No / 25c;
95c: 10 Is 8aOc "a IS and 10. ssSc Londors
bed somewhat easier market for sugar becs with De
market for and at full prices,
with reiners inclined TO buy Duty paid prices were
ruscovado So test sIi-G2s5sG ana moiasses sugar 50
test 3273sc- Receipts for the week at the four
the previous week and 81l6 last year MEETINGS were
tons against 50 600 the previous week and % 600
the time last year Total stock IS 125Oes tons
compared with 142e24 tho week before and 2o67s9 last
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
Yester

COTTON-Tns cotton market quiet today with
trading mostly local and largely in the evening
Sales tho day estimated az about 100000
bales and the marke; closed very steady at ad
vance or 114i7 points The opening was steady az
advance Of 67 points response higher cables
looked for ans continued big spot business English
sales Of 14oOO bales
the previous day. There selling by the
persons sellers Monday end Tuesday,
but these offerings seemed 10 Be less aggressive and the
market worked z advance of 1874
points profit taking by ot yesterdays
buyers checked advance there reaction Of
noticed that offerings
active enough 70 suggest the presence Of the
rurnored Orleans bear clique. and the market rallied
in the later trading local bull support and renewed
covering. The close within point OF two Of the
bee New after local market
had closed. Washington DISPATCHES stated that the
Bureau, which had bean expected on
Saturday would be issued until o'clock Monday.
report OF the Department OF Agriculture
estimating crop instead OF being issued Monday
be Issued TNlesiay. DecsFnbsr IL, 2
ciook change has naturally caused
fusion trade croles spot markets continue
firm. according private and this with conti
ueo syeences Of big trade demand appsaTs 10 be the
chief bull argument et ths present time
The range contract prices ts local msrkst to-day
WA A.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

ss27 head including I7a for slaughterers -
sheep in fair demand and steady:
lambs firm and the medium grades 15G25c higher than
Monday T0s pens were cleared OF all early arrt-
n common 20 prime lambs at s6 5oTS7 80: cuIs 81
ass. CanaTa lambs s. s0{S1 gu- Dressed mutton
SEi0C pev n and dressed lambs - Io--st2
SaIes-Kerns CoTnission Company; l~4 canada lambs
% n average. s. 80 Per 100 10 l FeEns wanna 90.
73 70 81 so; do. 13 H. s. "a: "a Buffalo do.
81 40 243 do =. s. 20. * Indiana sheep 120
n. az IS 30: PENNSYLVANIA DO. IL 70 IS 30; -
Tennessee do $50 n. at s.. 1S4 do. - n az S. co. -
Indiana cuIIs. - n. az 50
do IS n s. - 60 n 81 Il y state sheep.
So 70 at s4. Il do SO n $S rs
syIvana Do g n a. 81 so II Pennsyvanla sheep 81
n. 81 45; "a state do, So n, az 81 .
Tobin & shannon 81 state lambs. 81 =. az So 80;
buck. I3O 10 at s.
J. G Curtis < Son - Vernon, IS y a- 81 S7;
2S do. 20 n, 81 So 81 do 81 n al s. 62- 90 do,
&c s. 90: - % n Sc so; 36 - n.
81; 10 do. 50 n az S6 so Vermont cgls is n at
sheep 12 n. s. so 20 d. IS n 81 55 p 90.
50 IS %. "a ST n So %. % do 90 So.
II III n. a. 50 90, 90 e3 n 81; Do So
n, at So sTlz DO 10 n So so do "a -. q. So
so7 d.. IS n, s. T5; Is Pennsylvania year1ss 90 =
a. So 10 Pennsylvania sheep los n. 81: 81 o. 20
JelIine Wright s. CO: SO state yearlings IS 70. az
SO Is: 10 90. "a 70. at Sc; II sheep - n, at So
George & L. 5 Dilenback; - stats lambs. 50 n a.
HoGs-Recerts were 2s1s cars. 5000 head. irolud-
ing the market. The market firm on
Buffalo advices good hsavv Hight state and
Pennsylvania hogs we're fairly Guo-ahe a. S. 58S6 90
sales-s. Sanders 16 state hogs, l56 70 averase. az
SIS 70 70
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York December 3 1906
COFFEE-The coffee market showed decidedly
t0-day. ami rather builish cables were re-
ceive5 The opening points lower under dis
appointing European cables but the market quickly rallied
and closed steay a. net advance Of 70 points
the ectve th selling about 30 points above the
low level Sales for the day about
The selling recently md which
forced prices OF Idly during DAYS
checked b. the cables from London
effect that the PauIo completed arrange
100000 in all or about $50 sO0o0 and this
lowed BY several private cables from Brazil saying
there no reason for the decline that the Brazilian
government had purchased about 200 600 bags
and would continue 70 buy agKTessivey. and
the crop poor. addition 70
influence q this news,
cepts. while heavy compared with last year
falling Of again, and, taken altogether, decidedly
more optimistic feeling was abroad in the market al
though traders do consider that the
prices rally following
~ depression,
really beginning OF the promised
Havre closed L 10 p franc higher. hav-
L = franc lower. and Hamburg \
pferrig higher 20 4 pfeung lower. Juniahy reoe7ts
against * 0so year. sac
Paulo receipts $4,000 bags against q SEQ bags
TIE market fo- spot coffee steady. with quo
tations the basis Of 7asc FOR Rio No Z
range Of contract prices the local market today
v-aE as
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IEverpOOI Dec. 5-Closing; WHEAT-Spot steady: No
red Western winter, IS II Nd futures steady December
3asd: March Is sad May Is Sd CORN-Spot steady;
Am 4lrd. futures steady
a. jsd: March I'D HOPS ESondon (Pacidc COAST
stsafv f3 IOsGf4 PEAS-Canadan firm AZ Is i1d
FIOUR-st. Louis fancy winter steady Sc BEEF
Extra India strong I'd PORK-Pruae mess
Western. steady al SIS 0d CUTMHNTs- bacon. long
clear mddles Hight eS 20 81 n dun 62s, Go heavy
rs dull az 5es 81. short clear backs - 90
10 quiet a. 47s bellies 10 quiet az SIS 81.
Cumberland 20 10 80 n. quiet SOS. short rib
10 "a n. quiet At 6es Cd hams short cut a 16 70
quiet at S9s: shoulders square II 10 n auis. q.
AIS Sd LARD-Prime Western in tiercss easy az 48s:
American refined III pals AZ ass ca FHSSE-Ca-
madam nnesr quiet Cd colorad guiet at
g. "a TAL.LOW-PTtuis city strong 2ss TURPENy-
q .Ss 90. pEAsIl,o1Aa,A ~ steady a. 6ha RoscS-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

The local market Tor cotton quiet with
prices unchanged Pf ie sor middlng upland and 1Hoo
TaDAs4 EoI!ows} NOBLE s.eaAy ;6Q lover At i2s:
sales eiT bales Baltimore nominal, unchanged az
II&c Augusta steady, unchanged at 1lei sales. 6e2
bales 81 Louis steady. unchanged Iloi sslAa, 30
bales Little Rock steady unchanged 10 Slices Gal
weston steady unchanged l0Eo; ssleE. 1855 bales
New Orleans STEADY, unchanged az f0Xo salss 1900
bales; Charleston quiet unchanged al l0k Gi0noJ VIII
alngtUn nTI. unchanged AZ l0&o; Memphis steady lo
Higher al 30 l5lee; saes, $50 bales Houston quiet
Ao higher 10 B-lsoi sales 100 bales Estimated
EossSon 1900 70 1900 bales against iSs7I last
1e O3 last year, at Galveston 2 600 20 25oO0
bales against es 24e last week and iIeOa last year
last week and 900 last
Cotton 1chanse special nysrDOo Ssheai Spot cotton
export 1000: American u 60? receipts 5000 AEeri
steady, lg5 points lover closed STEADY at nst d.
esd; DSoennber-January e46i JanusEy-EebraaTy
{ sy5d. Fsbruasy- March, B.e2d: &arcb-Apri 6a2Ed
667,d- 5uly-August 6.esdI Ahsust-sepssmber 5.eOdi
septsmber-OStobeT b.ssd ootobsr-NOVennbar. 6l0d
Aiaacllester: Yarns dulet! cloths Qutst-
FLOUR AND MEAL-OperatiOns IN the nour mar
aet to-day were limited 70. small miscellaneous lOts
prices rye nOur quiet, but hru Spring patents,
s. 30 ss 10: winter stFAlghts. GS 30 3$s CO., winter
patenfl Sc rs asa spring clears - sO1S8 so: extra
70 Vyinter * ass l0s extra 10 winter. So so 9ss
WIFE AT BIOUR-Aarket steady; quoted 81
= ). al 800 and 20 arrive. RYE FLOUR hrm. quoted
Far 10 good 50 SO. choice TO fahcy 50 Sf %.
CUHNAEAI4 STEADY, 249b2a:. lk-Lr si.sa ksIg4H Ia
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

an% ys9" s. 2S9si ss coarse FEED
sPring. s22 IS: STANDARD mddiing. sSs %; -four do
Srs %; red dog s2s 80. all December shipment city
s2s 6o red dog s2s 5S hominy chop. S22 bulk s2s 20
GRArSmWHAII go o5gs rovsrrsn, of nr,ces
in the Northwest notably Minneapolis relieved whst
the hes s aye % the Se cdn ~ .u sa out with
@ s sctiyy act and until the Mnnsapos jump 1eyeorTe @
little bearish than otherwise. including
and es esr aEo SGt ort sellers aOand the opening
ana in the the % We u Tr that foIoed s2nF the si
hour paid o advance 10 replace some Of their earlier
5e cent II was lnaerre9 & Oy s gD GaS9 d qsAH, @
pull senment nsnt ana Iess
was stin larger than a year Bulls controlled the
trade right up to the hour when reszns
sss on 6eSsh crop report from m @ yi sTenea @ ine
net higher to &c Foreign markets. with the
Tart OF this strength Broomhal cabo reporting
nan IN the Argentine although the amount OF damage
an interior movement OF $1,000 bush compared with
the market Of the Importance
r4 weS' news No export business was exported No
sag b ehoati No / Northen Duluth s4ac, and
eli day but II was stead as rule until near the close
when reactions occurred in sympathy with wheat and
nnaI prices showed change from the previous night
we're ight while eIeaances the other hand. reached
@s Ts e Tefd ba with II e eoa Te5her Ohio nj 9d
Pec oehind II The Ohio State report bearish, IL
600 o2O bush year houses sellers of May
Iverpoo ws Sserm m nsTkess commission houses bought
70 ye loads No In tho local market closed
$3.50 aioa3 oArsFhe SnGG market o for waits oats
No change occurred in the local market foT cash oats
9SS3tauons foT which were follows Mixed 26 80 10
SO TO 40 ~ SSa4S!Ac. RYE-9arket irm No 2 western
cred New York BARIYaRe aRe quiet feeinr d 4S
t da qaoed at 81 2 pe4 sqaS dS NJ BuoKwHEA
NEW YORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

NV AOEih OFFICE. 2I3 fIEIH AVENTE.
Waters. baths hotels and environments Hoshsrs
eGualed. rheumatism Eout and disease
Complete hydro therapeutic apparatus Japan
ess palm and parIos Goie ridins. driving
and other outdoor pastiules Through slecpers
York +,56 P NJ week days Tickets and Pull
reservations c. q O. once. Ss9 Broadway aud
Offices Pennsylvania Railroad
FRED sTERRY. Manager Hot Springs. Va
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
Uinter Resorts.
GarlbOrongb= BIenbelm
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
NEW JERSEY.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.

Begs % announce the installation Nov. Tat
OF WHITE HELP throuEhout its dining room
service. both American and a Ia carte
The spacious outdoor plaza a1d heated indoor
SUI pariors overlooking ths ocean and this
boardwalk are among the most attractive feat
uFes az this time OF year
Iuring November and December NO EXTRA
CHARGE IS MADE FOR TIE PPTFAT
BATHROOMS. and they each equipped with
hot and cold water az we'll a. fresh water
ano running artesia3 Ice water
The Marlborough -Blenhefrn music which
under the dlrsctloI OF Louis KroIl. has become
noted continues every evening throughout the
year.
Atlantic City is attractive during the lat. Fail
ana winter beca1-e Of the sunny south erposst
smile Boardwalk. with the open or glass in
closed rolling chairs its piers, open throughout
tne year tts excellent theatres, fine EOIf links.
PLAYABLE always splendid streets and meadow
ooule' ara and adjacent improved country roads
to- norseoack riding. driving and automobnfuE
It's hlSh-cl hotels, and. what has made all the
others possible its wonderful. tnvigorating salu-
brtous ard gsvmictde climate due TO the south
exposure the proximity Of the gulf stream ana
70 ths fact thai salt water surrounds the entire
island while 40 miles of pine covered sand sspa-
rates II trorn any other considerable town or city
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS
Proprietors and Managers
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-10-19
Silver City, Idaho,
Wednesday, Oct. 10, IS

Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1906
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at cen o'c ock a. m.
Present: Fred Brunzell, chairman,
VIM. H. Best and John Benham, COM
missioners, and }. 5. st Clair, clerk.
The following proceedings were had,
TO- wit:
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read aud duly approved.
Whereupon, the Board examined, au-
dited and allowed the following bills
and accounts and ordered warrants
drawn on the Current Expense fund in
payment thereof as follows, to-wit:
Minnie Weston, office rent and ex-
peuses as treasurer. $37 90
S D Maxon, services nightwatch-
man and fire guard .............. 5000
Marion Nelson, nursing and care
of Mrs. M. P. Murphy ....,... 74.0O
Wallace johnson, quarantining,
attending and disinfecting scarlet
fever patients at Bruneau ... $500
I II Philip, labor and supplies. 1920
Whereupon, it is ordered that the al
lowance of S. D. Maxon for services
rendered as nightwatchman of county
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