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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16

enid urinates too often. II the urlne sCaIds
the flesh. or If, when the child reaches ar
age when If should be able TO control the
passage. it is vet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon II, the cause of the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made nllser-
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
SWamp-ROOt is soon realized. It Is sold
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16

calve Always lookin' for something to
lean against, an a he-goat that rid the
house for them in five minutes, broke
Padh's mothers best milk crock, an
made short work an a scatthermint o.
the oul lady herself when she went
to put correction on him.
"Padh an his ouF mother, as We
may well suppose thought matters
purity bad, an were nowise in sweet
temper when they foun' how they wor
taken in; but the worst was to come.
Mkt day, for it was in the May
time, all hands wor goin' out to foot
turf; but Nancy she plaided she was
too tired afther the journey the day
afOre, an she sayed she'd stay in the
house an make ready the pick O. din
ner. They didn't care for raisin' rue
lions with her so early, so they sayed
little; no UOre did they say much
when she went out an caught the
biggest an finest dhrake they owned
wan big enough for a goose-an
kilt him for the dinner They didn't
say much but, like Paul Tinney's par
rot, they thought enough to make a
history-book
AN 10 an behouT! when they
comes in an sits down to the dinner,
here was no signs of the dhrake
torthcomin'. Padh looked roun the
table.
Nancy says he. where's the
dhrake?'
Where's the dhrake!' says she;
where would We think him to be? 1
ate him. Didn't We see the bones of
him on the du'ghill as We come in?'
What? says Padh, says he, lifted
out of his safe with CONSERVATION;
ate the dhrake Ye don't name to
say ye ate the whole dhrake?'
"'Och, We gommerlin, vel says she,
great fats it was, wasn't it, to ate a
weeshy bit of a dhrake? I did ate
him, in throth, an would ate more if
/ had it.
AN och, lawhendie see! that was
che play. The QUIZ mother an the
daughter as good as tainted; an Padh,
poor boy, he got his two hans, wan
to livery side of his head, to thry to
keep it from burstin', and wandered
through the house, up the house, an
down the house, an round the house,
his throat nivir closin, but ding-ding-
in away at the rhyme An more if /
had it! An more if I had it!-Och,
och, anee oh!-An' more if had i'll
An more if L had it!-An' more if
had it, An there he got on like a
ravin' lunattc, naither stoppin' nor
ceasin', barrin' to let heart-breakin'
sigh out of him for hours by the clock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16

IAN More If Had IT. Says Padh."
The naybours then gathered in, an
they thried all they could with him
to pacify him, or dhrive particle Of
sense Until his head.
WAN an all agreed it was his daith
was on Padh. Some went home, an
them stayed behind got him until his
bed at last, when he got walker.
Then Nancy she got younghster
who could write, to draft out Padh's
WILL They tried to insinse her, she
might as well be talkin Jarmin to a
turkey-cock as thinkin' to get that
man to make a will But Nancy, she
got the will an the paper, an sets the
young fellow down with the pen in
his fist, an she says to Padh, says
she:
Me poor Padh, it's yer daith right
enough is on We, me poor man, an
yell need to divide yer Ian an belong
in's'-for it was Padh's name was in
the rent-book-'to divide, says she,
yer bit Of Ian an belongin's so as not
to have squabblin' about it when ye're
no more. Now, Padh', says she, I
know yell lay me the Lang Park, for
who has a betther right to it nor your
wife?'
AN more if 1 had it, says Padh-
An more if [ had it,!
Put that down, says Nancy to
the younghster.
"'An' Padh, says she, I know
ye'n not begrudge yer own Nancy the
RISKY feP besides?
AN more if 1 had it, Padh says.
An more if I had it,
".An' the Calves park, an the
Whinny hill, Padh, mhic? says
An more if I had it! An more
if I had it,!
Put it all down, younghster. An
I daresay, Padh, vel be for THROWN
in to me, lakewise, the Prat1e mel
an the Black bottoms?'
can more if / had it! IN more
If I had it,
An SO she went till she finished,
when she put the poor mans hand
to the pen till ne made his mark, an
when Padh give up the ghost-which
wasn't many hours afther-there
wasn't COW, kline, stick, stave, cross
Or crown about tue house or place she
hadn't made herself hafr t.
AN that was Padh MulleI's
$1,000"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16
Bermuda the onionless.

If you just 90 to Bermuda for the
onions, you had better stay at home,
because All the onions are exported.
But if YOU can make up your mind to
DO without onions YOU Will have a
splendid time III the first place, there
are 40 railroads and-Oh, blessed
thought!-no trolleys on the islands.
You can forget tie hurry and the fret
and rest tired nerves. You can battle;
you can sail on the wonderfully clear.
still water within the rampant Of coral;
you can fish and look through water
glasses thirty feet DOWN on the TEEN
ing life under sea. The Bermuda boats
are rugged with something which is al
most a balloon iib and a leg-o'-muttOn.
or iib headed mainsail and they are Of
deep draft But they work pretty
haudiiy ana VIII stand up and sail fast
in rou~h waite, 50 that YOU can take
them out ueSond tue protected water
without fear.-Tlavel Magazine
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16

by druggists, in fifty
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. You may
have a sample bottle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16

ESTATE OF Henry p. Kraemer. deceased.
~ State OF Wisconsin. County Court of
Grant COunty-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given. that at the regular
term Of the County Court, to be held IN and
tor said county at the court house IN the city
of Lancaster. IN said county. on the lst
Tuesday of March. a. y. 1907, being the 5th
day OF March. 1907. at the hour ell o'clock IN
the forenoon. the following matter will be
heard and considered:
The petition of William kraemer. exc
CutOr of the estate of Henry p. k1aemer.
deceased. for license to sell. the South half
of the North East quarter. and the North
East quarter of the South East quarter, all
of Section p in Town North Range2 West.
and the South West quarter of the South
West quarter of Section is. Town North.
Range West all in Grant county. WiscOn-
SIN, to pay the debts and administration
expenses OF SAID estate.
BY order of the Court
E B. GOODSELL.
County Judge.
Dated, Feb. eth 1907
W. e. Shimmin. Attorney of Executor,
p. o., Lancaster. Wis.
lSt ms. Feb 9: last ms. Feb. g.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16
Ready for Saving.

We have our saw mill ready for
saving lumber of all kinds and wish
TO inform all OuI patrons to bring
their logs IN at once. We also have
a planer and can dress stock lumber
from to q inches wide; matched
barn drop siding 4 TO II inches wide;
will make flooring ] to ? inches
thick any width from ? to II inches;
also Q. J. botten. All planning must
be ordered before May 1st.
12W4 JOIN FLESCH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16

BY mail free, also Home q swampRooS.
pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root,
including many Of the thousands OF testi-
mOnial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DR.. Kil1ner & Co.,
Binghamton, n. Y, be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swan1p-ROot,
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, > Binghamton, y. Y, on every
bottle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16
.IOTICE - CRRDITORn-

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N State of Wisconsin, Grant County
Court SS-In Probate.
IN the matter of the estate OF Edward
Stevens. deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Edward Stevens. deceased, having been
issued to w. ]. Dyer.
Notice Is hereby given, rnat the creditors
Of said Edward Stevens, deceased, are
allowed and limited By order Of this. court
until and including the 4th Tuesday of July.
1907 being the 23rd day of said month TO
present their claims and demands against
said Edward Stevens. deceased, ITO the
county court for examination AID allow
anCe.
Notice is also hereby given. that the
claims and demands so presented viii be
examined and adjusted by this court, at
the Office Of the County Judge, at the court
house. in the city of Lancaster, u said
County. on the fifth Tuesday Of July
1907
Dated this 27r5 6av Of Ian 1917
LY order Oh the court
y. B. GOODSELL. County Judge.
list ms. Jan. e; last ms. Feb. 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16

FARM FOR SALE: so acres situate
y mile west of city limits of Lancas
ter; good frame house 24x32: frame
barn 16x2O with lean-Uo; hay shed
and ice house; never failing spring.
Inquire of GEO. Z. BUDD
4indc2mO Lancaster, Wis
GIRL WANTED: Good wages to
right party; those not understanding
cooking and laundry work need not
apply. Q. d. BAsFORD.
loft.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16

NiSOr ana CtleSTIul-
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
ont OF order or dis
eased.
kidney trouble las
become so prevalent
that il is not unCO1ll-
mon for a child TO be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. IF the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16
Notice to Settle

All knowing themselves indebted
to the undersigned are requested to
call and settle accounts at once.
Accounts due that are unpaid Feb.
5th VII be placed in hands Of al
attorney for collection.
7t3 THOS. WEBB.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-02-16
Women as Well as Men Are MADE
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble prevs upon the mind,
discourages and lesseusanbiuon; beauty,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
Trust Companies.

other Western scalded sq1Otc; southwestern s91le
iced. sc SPRING DUCKS Ohio and Miehigan r. dTy'
s9oce M Dc Iced cP9ire gg19e 62 DO Western " 5a5
choice dry 1oa1ic; do iced 9a1Oc; do average 6qsc:
GUINEA Fowls young per pair 81; do 9l9; do
mixed 81 Is; do dark 81 do culls, 5oc; do
scPon though '4s prices ssd had About @ Rabbits in
per dozen s5a$3 Is; do fresh S3a$5 FLOWER golden.
fa f9z ST Per 6as sSz en- saP eGs4 E2 @ P4 Da1d da2
WooDGoCK per pair $1a$f %: GIor9E per ,,q4 2aiT
fgS Sks so csn4d baP pa e 5 Rs DO rcdacad
@S2 DO InsIiaTd m y 20 g2 o SaSq75c: do common 20Q
4oc RABBITS coontail. per pair. 20g25c: do jack
PofkTofEs fas' ASp 'VEGErABLEs-oner Of pota-
love- onions STEADY n lGn fIy CaProts weak Gel
ging fancy. Elephants frmer kae and sIinaea @
in light receipt and higher Lettuce plenty and e I9T;
beans in light supply and firm. Tomatoes selling well for
grades, Other vegetables range about as 9uotI f5
$3a$5 do M2nf per saS5 & 81 pe Sqa 81 % % 81 ss2 i2 do
sta state 81 "9d Wes5erp % m ps5 c saeS s @ a SWEET P6TA
TOES Jersey Dbl 81 50q$$ 90 10 per h4S5ft y :
gsl 81 do southern pf6c Pf6 m 8E old per bb 81 80
@$l 5 Sr d9 bsT3Sdb @ o bag per 90 BeTda per
%; CELERY per stalks. 1oaf5c: do state
$5@$s do domestic $59$5; o. Per 9P'' Co. 7 do New
s9qS 81 q o d. F6rida per basket S1s2 crate
$gs l Ions Issgf 5 SR@rt z eq5 Fo-t9s 6sF
S2Ts3 long cut, SlHN2: EotTl'i'NN H.
rer h1x S14S2- ESCARDLE. New Orleans per Dbl -
81. BORSERADISH. per bh SiHS6: hALt1, Nolioh IN
Ter hi 1890, KOHLRABI. New Orleans, per 1!p !4p
lunches S3a$5: LETTUCE Eastern pcr strap 90
a., Norfolk rar basket 1OFSHc do North SaroiLilt, ~,
qS1: do Florida per basket. T3c$i -; do Ns|
nor bbf SiqSo do per half bbl basket. 1u,aS LiHA
RFNNS Rermuda rer box. s. 0OnS3; MJSHteoVHH,
to.i5,eG per h 1SdlHc: MINT nothouse. per dGz-'
bunrhes a5a4O-. ONIONS. small white pickle PEI Do
s. loaS3 20: Connecticut. whit. pg hs - rffe
do yellow 81 75mS2 -; red 81 3oG$Z DO ssis "Hr ~
ra~ basket, S1dS1 -: DO state a1a S1 n
crate 5OcQ$ white. per bag S2aSS DE- Ee''D, % bag
So do rcd SiaSt 5O orange county yelo", p r7'
81 o@Sa. do red S1GS1 90 SHALL0Ts Ns% Ioo
yer 100 lunches S3qS5. OYSTER FIsANI -l.zxo ~,
biucIes s3s,S5: oKRA Florida. carrier 81 oot- '
40 C5har 6OcGx1 30. PEPPERS, Elorlda per - -
75cxi so do Cubar Gocas1 .; PEAS tl2TIISi l
bgsl.et xi1Se 10; PARSNIPS per bb SldSI 20 ~ ~
I-TNte ~ MI 75c@St, PARSLEY, Eernuda per - -
e nc So do New Orleans curly. per l puIei,
e.. ~, -ai1 S34Si. ROMAINE. New orleans pr 1'
sSlSa DO per basket 50csSl .. do F9rjSi SEor
<7@S9 do T}err1.!a per box, JocaSl; RADl
f+Ir nor basket 25cdS1 do hothouse per ~"
e. 5o1sa. STRING BEANS. Florida, wax, PEI pa" ~
S2aS3 ~ per crate. S2.f$3 40 green e ST 50G5so.
de- marrow 81 25a$1 -; do Florlta vi Wi - TON srO
81 20. SPINACH Norfolk bbl SltISI -, e. Has2
Florida per carrier 81 500 81 90 Dc tq@, @ rItabara
ne- bf slqSl r. Jersey and Long Isl4-t - ar 100
75caSl: do white per bbl, 81 -; "sNILl'Ni'--1 80
If.rt hes %
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
CHICAGO GRIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec. Stack demand for wheat by
norters had a depressing effect to-day the
wheat market At the close the May delivery
down 1sc Corn is off &c to sc. Oats are lsc
down and provisions Ice to f7i2c
Extreme dulness prevailed in the wheat market
during the greater part OF the session. Foreign
markets were practically unchanged and there were
few developments in the domestic situation to in
spjre either buying selling. Moderate weakness
was manifested during the first hour on selling
nv several of the leading commission houses but
later nrmer tone developed as result OF an ad-
vance at Winnipeg and of forecast for hsht
shinments this week from the Danubian ports and
prussia The market soon eased off again, how
ever owing weekend profit taking due TO some
ertent to an absence of export demand Ihe close
yras easy May opened &c to lie lower 10 a shade
higher at 81 015 81 o7s. sold off to 81 ols ana
then advanced TO 81 OPS. The close was at 81 Olss
to 81 O1A. 400
Clearances wheat and flour were equal 70 4s2,-
ooo bushels Primary receipts were sSooUV pusn-
eis connared VITA 600 bushels the correspond
ing day a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and CHI
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
OTHER MARKETs-7Y TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dee CATTLR Receipts Ell about 5 foq bcifeTs hfaa
81 1894 10; Texans S3a$3 90 ca Ess S9S' ttHGro
ceips about head market l3e l2WsF] @ ] ner' @ @
s5 mixed s. e00S5 10; heavy, 81 511s3 %, ro3eh g.
S4 n: pigs S3 9Ua$4 So bulk Of sales -
poceinfs about 3OO0 head market steaoS W., =
0s5 westerns s2aS4 yearlings. 81 60aSo 20 Ianhs
SAG Sincinnat no mn Dec EioGs-5c 1e lower 9Tt9hsrs
srinDers S5aS5 common SJ4%4 10 tNllN
en- Iair to good shippers. 81 5ogj TO- common SO
. - sIIEEF-Steady S2qsi 80. lambs. steady. - -
East Buffalo 7.CATTIt-Ree Zoo sSa leS9
Al AIS-Tteceipts 500 head actlNt,' S'',iS'
head: slow, pigs lOnIoc o,rsfs
adz9dc oyver. heavy mixed s. lunS' 10, No- :
tS5 TO- pigs 81 9OGS5 81 25gS4 10 stags - 90
SSe,,F 5eiries g5 IOGS5 Is. SHEEP AND l4AAlbS-he
ca,7s 600 head sheep siow and steauy aIghS cphed
active. lambs. SJ@S6 90
C-tv. Dec 7-CATTlEi{eceipts: l'"uV '1l,l'
a+ ,,ncbanyed choice export and dressed beef STE
5S,s5 II: far good. $4G$3 90 Western steers - 81
. etncpcrs and feeders, $3H$l 90. southern steers
ca eoeS4 25 Southern 81 25f.$a33; coSs
e. o4Gs4 81 native hefers. 81 5OBS1 10: hus - sG
s. 20. calves 756S6 - rHcepts for the 80 80"
I1J HOGS Raceips 1000 head market iUa ln, &
nn 81 ~ bulk sales. 81 6ot 20 heavy - oot<4 90:
lcre 5.G$f ~ pigs and lights 81 4u7S4 to receipt
for the week - 00o head sIEEP-No receipts. narhet
,i,a1Jv STEADY: lambs. $5uSf -: ewes and yearlngs
ca a5GSs Western yearlugs. S40$5 - Western sheep
53St So and feeders, S3$a 70: receipts Tor
ibe weeI, head
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r,,srnooI Dec Closing: wheat-Spot No 2 red
western winter SID. futures dull December IS s}d
St.r-b ma MAY 1n2td CORN-SPot quiet prime
dIcd American futures steady: December nomi
t"i T oR--Winter patents quiet SOS Sd HoPS-ln Lon
don tParifc dull. f2gi3 BEEE-tAtra india mess
PORK-Prme Western steady.
w. II a MS-Short cut. is H. quiet. 43s. BACON.
80 n, quiet. MS Cd: short rib. 16
- "a m aiiet SOS long clear middes. Light rs "a
-, i~r, Ne do heavy, 3h to 10 ID. firm, 66s Cd short
e,r hacks 10 20 No. firm Sis i'd clear bellies. IL 20
Ie an, SHOULDERS Square II TO IL 10. firm
Western. in tierceS. quiet As Sd
american refined pals quiet. AS Sd. CHEESE
white quiet. Cos, do finest Colored
n4w Guet SIS. TALLOWPTime city steady. 29s id;
sustraiian in London firm. 33s 4l2d TURPENTINE-
enjrts dnll 35s ID. RoSiN-Common steady los I'd.
PF;TROLEU Sf--Rehned firm. 7ied l1NSEED OlL<-Easy;
al CrOTTONSEED OiIr-Iun refined, JanuaryApril
eaev Is Sd.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

C0TTON-The cotton market was extremely actteT'
sales being reported for the two hours OF 5govVo ps
q year The close steady a decline OF lJoill
points The market made new hi6h
during early session Il opened nTul al
o advance Of points ailq II Sls
pooT cables and heavy realizing Tor over Ie Neh
government reports next week
on q big outside demand covering Before the up
movement checked January sold at l1S%c anu
IL . points net higher some OF
the Wall Street very heavy sellers one
house selling 10000 bales OF March
during first half hour. and II Is
has taken profits on over -O0ooo paies
OF long cotton this week Orleans heavy seller
here late in and Is believed 10 be taking
ais aft overnight buying orders had
been executed eased Off from the best, al
though offerings surprisingly well absorbed right up
70 About 200 bales arrived here from Liver
but IL Is reported at
least 900 bales are shipped from here TO New
Orleans trade has Therefore the unpaTa4eied
the corning back
here from Liverpool back TO the south from
New York. rumoTed that prominent NoTio.h
operator shipping the cotton 10 New Orleans Week
buish. and the advance was helped
bv the National estimate that only e.sSOoO
bal had eiuned December !
The contract prices In the local market To-Day
was follows
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, December :, 1907.
tOFt EE-The coffee market quiet to-day. clos
ing steady net unchanged To points lower sales
i".s.H bags The market opened steady unchanged
peeS To decline of points in response t. easier Euro
pan cables and showed particular change
curing l.c SESSION. selling OF the
months by Europe. but local balls impaired steady
tone 10 the market by bidding months, and
the Brazilian news rather of prices al
though apparently insufiicIeHtly stimulate
eral demand tr1vat" cables said that the decline Of
= franc in tire French market due 70 bear hammer
ing hut stated that business could he closed tho
decline Brazilian markets steady 10 firm. rejecting
the light movement the ports and the fact that trade
demand is sufficient the receipts from exertins
a depressing effect primary The
ports had receipts OF only ooo bags against 13Vn for
tie last and IundiahE receipts were l3 600
hsCs against Js0G0 last Nal Street seems 70 be
taking little interest IN the coffee market attention
being by activity and wide fluctuations in
cotton and bulsh arguments to the size of the
the expected reduction in visible supplies
and consequent advance IN prices are ialllE TO ma
market far speculation Is
Trade demand Is moderate and buyers are still
working basis. The local market was
the basis Of sc for Rio No
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; spot coon
eIBo 15J oo American. 500 receipts 27oo0; American
1900 rniddIins upla5d 64od dgius opehea eaoy AZ al =
and I4 points higher on late months Deee9her EN- & and
ary-March 6O21sd; MarchApril, April May ana May
gustsepteuaber 5e1sd septemberoetober 57sd' octo-
ILoUR AND MEAL-Flour was duh to-day at old
quotations only reported in spring bakers
are prices quoted on the New Produce Exchange
Spring patents So 20 winter straights. s445g
@SS e@ssa sa s5Ss4 No RTCkW4EAT FIoTR@Marlet
steady Quoted; s8@ss 10 100 n RYE YI FL9URa
fancy 81 2oqs5 40. CORNMEAL-steady. Quoted:
KIN dried s. s. ss BAGMEAIEsteaGy a. egoted ted
81 30 FEEp.cvesfeTn arm; ciiy nTm- ouoted: West
s Is So ,sa m % sat- s
$40 CO. cor red dsg sJo sseR eg 30
bulb Ss w s. T Nheat market started
very narrow range Of hnetuaons and ND an, Tho
appointing cables liberal Northwest receipts It
side until towatG aaret as beay1Y b,Ivor caie-
prices TO 81 o9s: in the .9c1I d aI,znc snd az
ooiock pecember in quoted 81 o23s, May
aciyi'y o. ntor eas ms There vas also an export
poor grading snd prospecIs thSs ofds ou5a d
Vices said Duluth had shipped out $500 600 bushels
I'd net higher Paris points lover and Berlin
G @ loeT week Toud be about 100000 compared
with s44 600 bushels last week As this country viii
most OF total the figures were looked
mon as bullish The cash market IN New YORK was was
ote5 "a follows: red 81 ol elevator and 81 o2s
n afoat: No Duluth. 81 17es and No
tsrd winter 81 1913 o. b. afoat Exporters bought
C0PrS-The market was Eenerally weak
rd lower except two brief rallies IN SYM
nsL,- ,,Jitb wheat II was Influenced by someWhat
larger receipts than expected good weather a tTuEh
oTS hs TerS took eo loads Reports from the sogthwsst
aid that receipts Were expeced mex ~
cIoae5 Gsi@c z b afoat. NO
y'bite e9izc and yellow. 6a55c T. o. o. t an2a..
re The high point n oats was about &C het nshe!
,r ola etyle except December. which was up &c q.
1l .t,re On covering the whole market sassd
one i,n corn and closed lowest point nf the
5ay cash in New York were quoeo 90 Ms
ms natural white. 70 70 IDS
sn7@Eaikc and clipped white 30 TO 40 los b7 49,, -
,x-r~ ,sa-let ouiet No.2 Western eOc l. o. u Nc"
y-Y-Nouinai
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
-o1prR MINES TO BE SHUT DOWN.
..,rt of Amalgama.ed To Be Continued on
Rasis of Present Consumption.

a,reetors Of the AmalgaIGated Copper Com
bhe meeting yesterday decided to continue
PAM e,''trrt of copper as nearly as possible on a
fne VI ;,t the present basis Of consumption
psriH. ..+ors announced also that they had a,l-
Phe the operating officers either 10 close or TO
fhoi.-, srch mines or smelters as they deemed
eoH- % n their judgment
hes' <+ber details could be obtained from the
,.o-s but it said in well informed quar-
Cir - their action means practically the clos
ie's -, of the Anaconda. Parrot. Butte and Bos-
iRe - the Washoe mines Il is thought prob
'o p .hat the Boston and Montana mine, which
- - he the most economically operated of any of
q" s-,srrsmated properties. Will continue
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

caCo reported receipts OF SIS cars against 10 cars
last week and 592 year ago
Increased receipts and a decline IN the price OF
live hogs induced moderate selling Of corn and re
shifted in considerable weakness. Provision inter
ests were the principal sellers. Demand was chiefly
from shorts. The close was weak May opened
lC lower at 561sc. advanced 20 '6i2c and decllied
~ 55ac The close was at 559sc to 55@ic. Local
receipts were eI9 cars. including OF contract
grade.
oats were strong early in the day because Of Tc-
rcved purchases by a leading bull The market
later eased off owing weakness of wheat and
batyveen 5S3sc and I3I.c ana 54lsc and closed at
521.c Local receipts were 81 cars.
provisions were weak selling hy packers
Trade WAS active with n brisk demand by shorts
Al the close MAY pork OFT 17izc at Sl2 So lard
15c off at 81 75 aud ribs 1oc at S6 90
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat % cars
corn 255 cars; oats, 154 cars; hogs, $4,000 head