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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-11
MopERATE REACTIoN BENEFICIAL
Views of Lord RothschfId on American
RrnsnerlIN


Under the above captions ]. s. Bsche & Co.
q New York say In circular to hnancierS;
monitor 10 almost dire prediction. rings through
the reviews Of the first Of the year- The list
Of contributors 10 these reviews IS unus,allY
large. including prominent economists bust
ness men. railroad presidents and bankers II
Is t9ir 70 say R9syeT thar ,b no re2 ess TBe
expansion has been in the direction 81 sound,
legitimate uade. Inc facis are ma We "a ~
reached the limit ~ facilities ano OF moneg Tor
further expansion. The sensible thing IL 70
slow down II advance IN prices and in IN
creased operations sre checked, true prosperity
VIII continue. IN other words, moderate re
action viii be- good thing. There is abundant
reason for caution for restraint Of over-trading
and Tor cutting short undue expansion Of credit
n al forms Of business. This has been going
on Ia some extent even during the past year.
The produce markets have been devoid Of the
end ,r1norfsnf deals while 1905 has been
recor6 year for stocks IN volume there has been
isrVs secrsss n sIiiine o1ers lions snd real
estate expansion has been perceptiblF checked
CROPS AND METALS
'Out Of the ground. in crops and metsls, we
have taken an enormous amount Of new. real
wealth. This Is the basis OF our unprecedented.
could be made 70 prevail among the people-as
IN France-our position would soon become i'm
America.
The railroad gross and net earnings for the
past year exceed all records Advancing wages
may lower the record ~ net returns for the
coming year, but probably not 70 an extent
Erecting DIVIDENDS ALREADY eSlADlfntn Inc
year 1906 was signalized by the largest output
OF stocks and bonds in history, but II is 70 be
observed that rvVo-rtirds Of these were for so-
ditions and improvements
AMERICA IN NO DANGER'-Rothschild
we have felt more than ever during 1905
the inaoeouscy OF our currency laws, tnelf
bsneful opera lions extending even to the dis
comfort OF Europe. Lord ROthschild Is reported
70 have said when his attention was called 70
the views expressed here as to possible falling
OF OF American prosperity. From certain mat
tiers which have recently come under our notice
II seems to me that America is IN no danger a
suffering from hard times. II seems
70 an open question, however, whether Amer
ice's currency system is strong enough 70 meet
the enormous addition 10 the volume OF business
which is being transacted
The rest OF the world continues 70 look with
wonder upon 2 country, marvellous IN business
development. and yer allowing itself 10 be
maimed by straight-jacket money provisions"
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Steadiness IN most descriptions Is reported
with quotations unchanged. The demand is av.
erage for this time Of the year.
CURED MEATS-Bacon 14kc per ID for
heavy, 1415c for light medium. 1ec for light.
1870 for extra light and 2o621c for sugar
cured: Dry Salt Sides, 1910: Bellies, 14c: East
ern sugar-cured Hams f61a61e%c; California
Hams. Ice: Mess Beef. so per Dbl: extra Mess.
extra clear, s23; Mess, SO; Pig Pork, S2s;
Pigs Feet. So: Smoked Beef, lac per ID.
as o qEFotee az nc 10F Cal
for pure; half-barrels. pure l2c; 12-lb tins.
1215c: 5-lb tins, 12sc: Bib tins. 12%c.
COTTOLENE-One half-barrel, 1015c: three
half barrels. 10ssc; one fierce, loAc; two
tierces 10Hc; five tierces 10c
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Potatoes. Onions and vegetable.

With the bulk Of Wednesdays heavy arrivals
nary humdrum character the market for that
staple was rather easy than otherwise, only the
cnolcest offerings OF table Burbanks receiving
the quotations on common lots of Eastern and
oregon Burbanks. Onions were quiet but steady
at the old quotations
receipts OF Southern vegetables were little
more liberal than on the preceding day and bet
ter prices were obtained for choice lots The
receipts still consisted largely of unchanged
STOCK; however, for which there was no estab-
POTAToES-Per ctl: River White. S.I5@
Loo; Oregon Burbanks. 81 .25@1.T5; Early Rose.
62.15. ee' F-oo
oNloNS-Yellow per ell. 90c6sf15.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peas. 46sc per ID:
per ID; 1omatoes, $1Q1.l6 per cratei dollhouse
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Now York Cntton Narket

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Liverpool cabled a
good demand for spot. opening sales being 1000
bales. and later increased to $1,000 bales, with
prices firm and unchanged on the basis OF COZ
for mtddlings. The local market opening was
fairly steady. TO 4 points down. with trading
active and larger There was heavy profit tax
ginners' report of yesterday there but little
news. and this be safely figured out TO in
dictate crop larger than final estimates of the
Government. II. 800. 600 bales. The exports. It
is true. are not heavy recently, but we are
doing about 100000 bales ahead of last season.
The spot demand is still firm. This is one of
the most sustaining features. The market has
proven itself 10 be a scalping AFFAIR for the last
tan
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1ol to 11:2o Session
Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Trade in Flour and Mil Goods continues sat
isfactory, with quotations maintained through
out.
$40 usual terms: Bakers Extras, $4.40G4 so:
superfne s.. 25@3.6 so; Oregon and Washington.
50 .50G4 per barrel.
FARINACEOUs GooDs-Prices in packages
follows: Graham Flour, Sc. % per 100
Flour. IS; Corn Meal. 1913; extra cream do,
1878; Dat Meal. s45o@4.75; Dat Greats, 81 10:
Hominy. S375@4: Buckwheat Flour, $45Ol
475; Cracked Wheat S3.75: Farina, 81 so;
Whole Wheat Flour $3.50: Rolled Oats, bbls,
s1gs; N SACKS Holed whe eat Sos;
Peas, boxes, $3.50; Green Peas, $3.50 per 100
pounds.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New york Money Market.

NEW YORK Jan. 1o.-Money on call steady,
2lbd6 per cent: ruling rate. 3 y per cent clos
ing bid. ? per cent; offered at AZ per cent.
Time loans dull sixty and ninety days, per
cent; six months. per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 6061z per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady, with actual business
IN bankers bills at 81 S4T0G4 s4I5 for demand,
and at 81 So306s s035 for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates. 81 SOl2 04sl. and $4S5i2 a. So
Commercial bills. $3.50
Bar silver eSKc
Mexican dollars. 53Lc.
Bonds-Governments irregular; railroad E,
STEADY.
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nRIEn ERrITS
New York MetnI Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-There was a consider
able decline in the London tin market, with spot
closing at &1S9 5s and futures at R190 rs
Locally the market was easy, in sympathy with
the break abroad Spot quoted at 81 a
Il 40.
Copper higher abroad. with spot quoted
at &107 lis Sd and futures at clos Is Sd in
the London market Locally the market was
hrmer, available supplies being light and demand
moderate. Lake is quoted at S24- 25M24. rs cleo
trolytic at $24d24-25. and casting at $23. 75d24.
Lead was firm at yesterdays advance locally.
spot being quoted at 10000. In London the
market was Is Sd higher at &19 lis Cd.
Spelter was unchanged at &27 lis In London
and Al S66566.75 locally
Iron was lower in the English market with
standard foundry quoted at SOS 10d and Cleve-
land warrants at Cos 715d. Locally the market
UNCHANGED
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CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady. No. 2 spring wheat,
75@79c; No. 3. 65d7Sc; No. 2 red. liz @72c.
No. corn. 4015c: No yellow. Ale. No. 2
oats, 3Si5c: No. white. 33% 6351sc. No. 2
rye, 60c. Fair 70 choice mailing barley asa
$l.22: prime timothy seed. 1885, clover. con
tract grades. $l4. Short ribs sides 0oose)
S.: 5091s-sIla short clear sides (boxedl. S9.l2Iz
H9-371z- Mess pork per bbl $16.10. Lard, per
100 lbs; s., 22h Ge.25. Whisky, basis of high
wines. 81 %.
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Beans continue quiet with all quotations as
lures.
%: small White 81. I5@2.95: large White, 81
G25O; Pink. S1.s5@2.1 10; Red, $2.50@2s5;
Liuas, S4.25q4S5; Red Kidneys. So. 50@3. 90;
"a
SEEDS-Brown Mustard s425@4.5o; Yellow
Mustard, nominal; Flaxseed. So; Canary, Az a
4s4c; Alfalfa. be; Rape, 1@35c; Timothy. b@
61sc; Hemp. DC per 1b; Millet SIC; Broom
Corn Seed, S1SQ20 per ton.
g, p ealIaD PEAS---Niles. nominal; Green Peas.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
Northern Wheat Nfarket

OREGON
PORTLAND. Jan. 1o.-Wheat-Club, 66c;
bluestem, CSC; red. CSC: valley, 66c.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Jan. l0.-Wheat-Steady. Blue
stem, Csc; club. 66c; red. 64c.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 1o.-Today's statement
OF the treasury balances in the general fund
coin and bullion. S104 6sT. GA; gold certificates
S56. 2ll 80
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Cucumbers. s1@l.25 per dozen; Cream Squash.
4Ogs0c per box; Summer Squash, s125ql.Io
crate; Cabbage. 81 per ctl; Caulihower, I5c per
dozen; Carrots, 81 per sack; Turnips. 81 per
sack; Green Peppers, 2@4c per Id for Chile and
15d20c for Bell: Marrowfat and Hubbard
Squash, Sl5@20 per ton; Mushrooms, 25G40c per
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Nnrthern Bnsines.
TACOMA Ian IoNcIesrings. ssoe. POS

TACOMA. Jan. 1o.-CIearings. $soe,2os; bal
ances $40 SIC
| balances, S4S721.
SPOKANE. Jan. 1O-Clearings, s7s6,es7; bal
ances S73 767
SEATTLE. Jan. 1o-clearings. s1,291, iii; bal
ances SOL 3S3
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Butter, Cheese and EGG.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1O.--On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market was steady Cream
cries. 22d3lc: datries. 20d27c- Eggs, steady at
mark. cases included. q d23c: frsts. 23c; prime
hrsts. 24c; extras, 26c. Cheese, steady, l3614c
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london CIosinr stocls

Bat slIver-Qulet; 81 sd per ounce.
Money-3le per cent.
The rate Of discount in the ope3 market for
short bills is Az as per cent and for three
months bills 15-l6d5 per cent.
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THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, Jan. 10.--It is evident that
raneement for various lake properties is still
going on. Today Tamarack had a 12-point adj
vance in about many minutes. Quincy was
strong in sympathy with Tamarack. In spite of
slight food, Shannon opened strong and showed
better buying than for many days past.
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Mining stocks
xcHANGE

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK ENCHANGS
ro11ovrf,g vrere the sales on the San Francisco
Stoct and Exchange Board yesterday
CONrSTOCKS
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Ne,r York Grafn and Produce

NEW YORK. Jan. 1o--FLOU R-Receipts,
p. 900 barrels; exports 5000 barrels; steady.
wHFAT~Receipts. 45. 600 bushels; exports.
50. 800 bushels Spot. firm: No. red, 79c ele-
Northern Duluth. sessc (. 0. b. shoat; No. 2
hard winter S51kc f. 0. b. af0at.
A higher range Of wheat prices today re-
hected firm English cables, small Northwestern
close firm strike talk from Argentina,
showing i to sc net advance May. S2l al
50 7-16c closed s2ssc; July, s2Gs2Ae, closed
HoPs-steadv
HIDES-Steady.
PETROLECM-Steady.
sUGAR-Rsw, quiet: fair refining, 3as 1920:
sugar. 81. az 25-s2c Refined. steady
COFFEE-Futures closed firm, at net de-
cline of 5dl5 points. Sales for the day were
5 35a5 zoe; May 5.50a5. soc: July. 500
3 soc: September, ;. S0Q .90c; October, {. 95c;
SPOT coffee quiet Rio No. 7. 7c; Santos No.
4. Sc; mild coffee quiet; Cordoya, 9al0c.
EGGS-Firm Western hrsts. 27e; official
prices; firsts. &c; seconds. 25626c.
CHEESE-Firm and unchanged.
BUTTER-Steady. Renovated. common to ex-
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-Show an advancing
tendency, a steadier tone being due to the at
titude of holders. Fancy are quoted at 9@9he;
choice, Si2c; prime at sac
PRUNES-Are in better supply on spot, owing
10 recent arrivals but the tone Of the market
remains firm. Quotations range from &c to Sc
for California grades; Oregon Cos 10 4os are
quoted al 70Sc.
APRICoTs@Are quiet and unchanged. with
choice quoted at Ice; extra choice, 17Q1Sc;
fancy at 1sG20c.
PEACHEs9Ruie steady, with choice quoted
at 12c; extra choice, 1212c; fancy at 13c
quoted az 715ds15c: seeded raisins at 7G1Oc,
and London layers at 81 .45dI .55
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.-CATTLE-Receipts. 5000;
Beeves, $4.1567.l5; cows
AS: stockers and feeders,
S6.50d7.S5.
1000: market Sc higher.
S6.25G6.5215: good heavy.
heavy, SO. 20G6.30: light
pigs, $5.55d6.25; bulk of
1900. Steady. Sheep,
$4.5567.T5.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
Xor ENchRnOa con-
Wheat and other Grains

WHEAT-Chicago was several fractions irmer
The feeling here was steady at unchanged
prices. Interior handlers report good milling
demand, but nothing doing on shipping account
California Club. S1.221z d1.25: do, milling.
S1.27A; California White Australian, 81 221s q
Northern Club. 81 271h @1.sO; Northern Blue,
stem. $1.S5@1.40; Northern Red, S1.2212 a
81 .27h.
10 to IL &c Session
No transactions
BARLEY-The feature Of the market yester-
day was the first sale Of December this season.
Andrew Moseley selling to Adolph Koshland at
Csc. Otherwise there was nothing new, the mar
ket being quiet. Receipts continued moderate.
Good to choice Feed spot $1.1219 ellis: COM
mon to fair. S1@1.10 per ctl; seed lots bring as
high as 81. 20: Brewing and Shipping. N-l54
10 per ell; ChsyslieE. s1;15@i. 20 for poor to
common and 81 LIP, 2s5 asked for choice
10l TO IL 30 Session
May SITS si-dass% si as si. IL
oATs-The usual local demand is reported by
the large handlers and the market continues
firm.
common to fair. s1.3061 BIZ; Red, for seed.
a. %: Gray. S142k al so per GENITAL.
CORN-Oferings on the local market continue
light. but the demand is slack Prices I'M
Small Round Yellow, 1.55 asked; California.
large Yellow. S1.25M1.30: White, S1.25G1 30;
Western state. sacked-Yellow, 81 .25@1 30:
white Egyptian. 81 Is; Brown Egyptian. sii21S
RYE-cslifornis. s1.42h@1.45 per ctL; Utah.
UCKwHEATSTwo cars came in yesterday.
The market has been virtually bare Of this grain
for a long time.
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Hides, Tallow. Wool and Hons

All descriptions under this head remain as be-
fore stated, with prominent feature in any.
HIDES-Calls and brands sell about u @1c
under quotations. Heavy Sailed Steers, PC;
medium, 1914 613c; light, 121h@1Sc; Cow
Hides. 1215@13c for heavy, 1914 @13c for light;
Stays. s15c;. Sailed Kip. 131Ac:. Sailed Veal,
151hc; Sailed Calf. 151hc; dry Hides, 23c; dry
Kip. 22c; dry Calf. 25c: Sheepskins. sheariings,
2o@5oc each; short Wool. 5o@7oc each; me-
Hides. salt. $3@3.25 for large and S2.75 for
medium. s2.25 for small and soc for Colts;
@175 for medium. 81 25 for small and SOC for
Colts. Deerskins-Dry Mexican, 3215 @35c; dry
salted Mexican, 3563715c; dry Central Ameri
can, 3563715c. Goatskins-Prime Angoras, 75ci
extra large do, SIPS; large, soc; medium. 35c
small. 25c.
TALLow--No. 1 rendered. &c; No. 2. 4G4sci
Grease. 263c.
WooI-Fall clip-San Joaquin and Southern
7Msc; fall Lambs. 81 @13c: Northern do. 136
15c; Humboldt and Mendocino. 136i4c: Middle
County. Sd1oc; Northern. 11614c; Nevada. log
1sr d,r l6 for spring and 1lg14c for fall
ington. 11@15c per lb for 1906.
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Meat Market


The continued wet weather and miry country
roads keep the interior movement of stock back
ward hence receipts at this point are still light
The recently advanced prices are maintained
DRESSED MEATS
BEEF-6h @7zc per ID for Steers and 66615c
for Cows.
vEAL-s@e1c for large and s15@s1sc for
small
MUTToN-1o@11c for wethers and eh a
1910 for Ewes
LAMB-11@12c per lib for yearlings and 15c
for Spring.
DRESSED HoGs-1o@11Hc per h.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
II, The following quotations are for good, sound
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
Sat CszA,TTLE-Steers, ~ use per lb for No: and
2 Cows: 5@51ac; thin Cows, 4h95c.
s,, CALvEssv5c per ID for light. 4i1c for me-
,SHEEP-Wethers, 51sG6c per ID; Ewes. 5G
615c (gross weight).
LAMBS-6Gl615c per h.
:, HOGS-1o0 to $50 lbs, 71zc per lb; over $50
IDS, o% @7Ac; Bears so per cent, Stays 30d40
per cent and Sows 10@20 per cent OF from
above quotations.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 10
steady 10 strong.
and beifers, 81. 656
81. 6064.75: calves.
HOGS-Receipts.
Mixed and butchers
Sc 40M6.55: rough
heavy. $6. 206e.471z
sales. $6.421a 1850.
SHEEP-Receipts,
'S3.50@5.75; lambs,
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MISCELLANEOUS

Alaska A. AZ 40 Oceanic S Co. 2% -
Asso Oil Co. 4T15 4S15 lPac Aux A. 2
Cal F A.103 Pac Borax. 1924 -
Cal Wine A. S415 Pac S Tel Co. 1881 1o4
My& MtTm. ITO
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-30

llfff
our search for the best Ollie OIL, was.
.patientI and painstald ding. Not a mar
jket was overlooked mot a source w,as
Even Uncle sans Govern.
melts reports were examined and Bari
Olive oilsfound to be pure. !.
Owing to the fact that Olive OIL, as 4
rule Is taken into the stomachs of
weak or III persons 1t surely should 3bs
pure and perfect. There is on the mar
Ret today several grades OF Olive OIL.
The good is the pure, free, from all
substitution and adulteration. The
other grades are adulterated or made
from a poor: quality Of olives, or. from
those unr!penedS unsound or improper.
y handled in sometway. i.s,s Is. =
Bert Olive Oil is made: only fromsthe
carefully, selected well ripened, olives.
especially selected, well ripened olives,
especially grown or the. manufacturer.
Slid N " pints, sS5c: 8pints, G5c, and
one gallon, $3.50 at Cranes Drug store.
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JOHN LSLEHMAsrsS;
Commission Of Account d
EIDuclARY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the al
counts Of the following mined lid
cinries are before the uDd ersigned ienrI
missioner for settlement
l.. Joseph 3. Hall |, guardian ot wiz
liam Hall, infant. 4 H.
2. Martha E. In ghram, Committee
for, Mary E. Toothman, Insane.
8. q. J. SyDuit. guardian for GedrEE
Edmond and Martha Jane Giro. IN
4. E. D. .Fiuharty, administrator pes.
sonal estate Elzo Fluharty, deceased
s. Harrison, Manley, guardian or
Minnie G. Powell, nfant. 81
TO-. Simon shriyer, administrator nc
personal estate Of \ U. G. Duncan, d.
ceased. +. I.
~. NJ. Downs, ,admipistrator Ter
sonal estate offEliS REX, SdecsslEd
1871. F. Phillips, trustee raaitnrr
OF Gillespie g. Coz insolyentA
o. C.sE. Reed, guardian pf. Ex1auffns
Lee Moore, infant. 4S 4 - q
10. ]. IF Phillips, trustee cheilt1ss
Frank Johns. insolYent.
Given under my hand this I'd DIR
OF December, 1907. = 81
}l Il 81 AZ; 81 FLE,mlE.
Commissioner OF Accounts, 4! Mafir-
county. West Virginia. De z1Sr
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BIG B ]. | { !
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81 -. = 60
U. R. K. Q. 7. M. MEN HAD ENJOY.
ABLE SESSION ON sATuR-i
X DAY NIGHT. 8

u Z q ( & q. =
The Second Regimental meeting of
the 18th West Va. Regiment Us n, x.
o. T. NJ. was called to order in "A.
o. Z. W. Hall Saturday evening at
eight o'clock by Lieut.. Col. j. a.
Lang with the following officers and
Sir Knights present:
Lieut.. Col. ]. A. Lang, Fairmopt;
Major o. E. Mcmillan, Dept. Assist.
Adjt. Cen. Fairmont; Capt. wi g. Hi.
Adjt., Fairmont; Capt. Guy burnside.
Q. M, clarksburg; Capt. s.. F.; Hon
man, Conn., Philippi; Lieut., Menden.
hall, Philippi;; Lieut.. H. H. Elliot,
Clarksburg; Lieut.. John Yates, Clarks-
burg; Past Capt. j.. H. Adams, Fair.
mont; Capt. H. L Gould. Fairmont:
LIST Lieut. Guy Hawkins. Fairmont;
I'd Lieut.. F. W. Riggs, Fairmons; list
seargt. s. 3. Kopp. Fairmont; 81
sargt. c. E. Cunningham, Fairmont;
Bugler c. A.. Bonham. Fairmont; Col.
sargt. R. E. Smith, Fairmont; Chap
j.. T. Roland, Fairmont: R X. G. A.
Grapes, Fairmont; Sir Knights, isaac
Proudfoot, Philippi; W. NJ. Amos, g. R.
Burgoyne, French Collins. Claud
Prickett, T. A. Watson, F. H. Smith,
J. A. Radcliffe, E. NJ. Wraase, and c,
H. Vincent, OF Fairmont.
The business session was very In.
terestIng as there was several mat.
tiers Of considerable Importance %
come up at this session, and II lasted
until quite late. after which all pres
sent proceeded to Musgrave's Hall
where banquet was served BY Fair.
mont Division. No. 2. Major o. L. Nc,
MILAN, presiding as POSTMASTER, AMI
every one present proceeded to enjoy
himself as only a bunch OF jolly good
fellows can, and all present hope 10 be
entertained often by Fairmont Dlyi>
sion, No. ..
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s2s,s2o,ooo STOCK ISSUE.
(Dy S. ". press Assoclation. !

NbN .. w. GTeSs ASSOclotl0n.)
MONTREAL, Dec. 30.-A special
meeting OF Canadian Pacific share.
holders was held here to-day to, au.
thorfze an issue OF s2S.a2O, 900 addi-
tional stock, which will be offered to
the stockholders at par. The authort.
cation of the sale Of this stock at the
present time is in keeping with the
policy of the road in providing for It's
requirements ahead, and at the same
time to give each year to its stock.
holders the right to subscribe to new
stock upon terms which offered the
equivalent OF an extra dividend.
tits believed that the proceeds OF
the new issue will be used for building
line into Seattle. where the road will
come into direct competition with thu
Hill system. The construction Of thu
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-30
new EDDY SUIT
TRUSTEES ARE; ORDERED NOT TO
GIVE $1,000, 900 qEoRtcAAss; Il
ITY. q SIE

: BOSTON, Dec. 3o.-Disputiug the
power Of Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Ed.
dy, head Of the Christian Science
Church, to make disposition Of SO
large part of her fortune formal no.
tees have been served upon Trustees
Mcclellan, Fonnald and Baker, having
In charge Mrs. Eddy's estate, ordering
them not to make the 100000 gift
to fond charitable Institution, re.
Gently announced, or any other appro.
priation from Mrs. Eddy's estate.
pending the outcome OF litigation.
According to former United States
Senator William E. Chandler this nc.
ton is to be followed by new law
suit involving the Christian Science
head and her trustees, brought by the
next friends" Mrs. Eddy's son. Geo.
". Glover; his daughter, Mary Baker
Glover, and Mrs. Eddy's adopted son,
DR.. Ebenezer J. Foster, OF Waterbury,
Vt.
The new action will be entirely in.
dependent of the suit pending against
F. S. streeter, Mrs. Eddy's attorney
in Concord, demanding information
concerning the deed of trust for $685..
600 set aside by Mrs. Eddy for the
benefit of; her son and his daughter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-30

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news'!nc has, been deferred on account
Of the practical impossIbilityi OF rails:
Ing money for improvements. eitherrin
New York or London. The Canadian
Pacific already controls the Spokane
International, giving It entrance. into
Spokane, and the construction OF a
road to Seattle would make. 1t direct
competitor OF the Hill roads in the
Northwestern portion of the United
States. 3
The s2S,320,oOo common stock an.
thorized is part OF the s4O,oOo,Ooo
new stock that was voted last March,
and which amount brought the author.
lied capital Of the Canadian Pacific
up to si58e08,88e.