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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10
TELEPHONE PEOPLE
OF OHIO At WAR
Special to the Herald.


Columbus. o., Dec 1O.-A legal
death struggle between the Bell inter.
ests and the Independent telephone
companies in Ohio was begun today,
when Attorney General Ellis took up
for hearing the complaint made
against the Bell interests, known as
the Central Union Telephone com
pany and the Marion Independent
Telephone company.
The complaint, which was filed by
the attorneys for the independent in
terests. alleges that the two compa-
MES complained of are violating both
the general telephone law and the
Valentine antitrust act in an agree
ment they recently made, by which
the Bell company surrendered the To-
cal business at Marion in return for a
surrender to it of all the long distance
business in and out of Marion. The
complainants point out that II mis-
can be done at Marion, It can be done
everywhere, and that. II the Bela In
terests in this way cut them 51dosS
dozen principal cities in the state. It
will cripple and ultimately kill the in.
dependent telephone interests.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10
WILLIAM J. ROLFE IS
EIGHTY YEARS OLD
Special to the Herald

special 10 lle Herald
Cambridge, Mass, Dec 1O.-Wil'
liam ]. Rolfe, the well-known writer
and Shakespearian scholar, received
the congratulations of many friends
today on the occasion of his eightieth
birthday. DR.. Rolfe was born in 1927
in Newburyport, but has been a resi-
dent of Cambridge for nearly half a
century. In his early years he was a
school teacher and has always taken
an active interest in educational af-
fairs. He began his editorial and lit
erary labors in 1869, since which
time he has written many text books.
criticisms, guides and magazine ar
ticles. Notwithstanding his four-score
years he is still busy with his pen.
turning off a quantity of work which
would exhaust many a younger man.
In his multitude of labors Dr. Rolfe
has still found time to master seven
languages and to make no fewer than
twenty trips to Europe. He is regard
ed as one Of the greatest Of living au-
thorities on the life and work of
Shakespeare.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10
BA1TLESHIP IDAHO
WILL Be GIVEN TEST
Special to the Herald.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 1O.-The
results of the trial trip of the Idaho.
which is to take place tomorrow off
Delaware Breakwater, are awaited
with much interest at the navy de-
partment, where the new battleship
is regarded as one of the finest fight
ing machines afloat. The Idaho is of
Is, 900 tons displacement and is ex-
pected to make seventeen knots She
will carry four Pinch and eight s.
inch breechloading rifles in turrets
and eight finch breechloading rifles
in broadsides, besides a strong sec
onadry battery. She is a sister ship
of the Mississippi, also to have her
trial at an early date. Both vessels
were constructed at the Cramp yards
in Philadelphia.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
MAGNATES IN SESSION
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York, Dec. 1O.-The men who
guide the destinies Of the National
League of professional baseball clubs
got together at the Waldorf-Astoria
this afternoon and were called togeth-
er in annual session shortly after two
O'Clock by President Harry c. Pull
liam. Many rumors are current in
regard to the business to be trans
acted. but nothing will be definitely
known until the official statement is
given out at the close of the meet
ing. The probabilities are that the
meeting, so far as its offocial pro-
ceedings are concerned, will be con-
fined almost wholly to the usual rou-
tine business consequent upon Il.
wind-up of the season Of 1907. Even
the discordant element that has serv-
ed to enliven other meetings in re-
cent years appears to have been sup
pressed and everything points to a
harmonious session. The most in
teresting developments win probably
s-i-@>-aszi.---esrri e-zso--of- players
Practically every club of the circuit
is looking for more or less material
and many players will find them
selves booked for new berths next
summer as the result of deals that
will be consummated at the pres
ent roundup of the magnates.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10
Southwestern Inventors.

The following patents were issued
this week to Southwestern inventors,
reported by D. Swift & Co. Patent
Lawyers, Washington, d. c.
Oklahoma-W. c. Berner FL Reno,
device for propelling vehicles.
TeXas-B. NJ. Carr, Houston, car
wheel chill; Z. B. Carwile, Atlanta.
fish trap; 7. A. Jones, Stamford. bal
ing press; J. w. Norton, Lovelady,
drill chunk; J. S. Patterson, Abilene,
bale band buckle; J. c. Ziegler, WITCH.
tia Falls, oil burner.
Copies Of any Of the above patents
will be furnished TO our readers at
ten cents each, by D. Swift & Co,
our special patent correspondents.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10
MUNICIPAL FIGHT IS
ON At BOSTON TO-DAY
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Boston, Mass, Dec. 1O.-Unusual
interest in the contest brought out a
heavy vote in the municipal election
in Boston today, according to early
reports from the several wards. A
mayor, councilmen, members of the
school committee and several minor
officials will be elected. Mayor John
F. Fitzgerald, who was nominated by
the democrats for a second term, is
opposed by Postmaster George A. Hib.
bard, the republican nominee, and J.
A. Coulthurst, the candidate of the In
dependence League. The alleged ex-
traragance Of Mayor Fitzgerald's adj
ministration has been the chief issue
Of the campaign.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10
To IN. People Of Palestine.

take this method of informing you
that have no longer any connection
with the ice business, but will in fu-
ture devote my entire time to my
transfer business, and will be pleased
to have your business in this line. 1
hope my dealings with you in the
past have been such as to warrant a
continuation of your esteem and IA
vors, and l will try and give all bust
ness entrusted to me the most careful
attention. Yours truly.
1877 w. X. WYATT.
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Michigan State Grange.
Special to the Herald.

Saginaw. Mich, Dec 10.-Hundreds
of delegates were in their seats when
the Michigan State Grange began its
annual meeting in the Masonic Tenn
pie here today. The gathering will be
in session four days. Reports of the
various officers show the past year
to have been one OF unusual activity
for the organization. with a crafty
ing increase in membership.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10

ton, embracing South Dakota and
part of Iowa and Minnesota, met in
annual convention here today with a
good attendance. The association
will be in session three days and will
discuss insurance, freight rates, the
competition of the mail order houses
and a number of other questions of
importance to the retail trade.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10
WEEDS Titled Foreigner.
ial TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York, Dec. 10.-An interna
tional wedding of interest to society
took place today with the marriage OF
Miss Irma Stern, daughter of Louis
Stern, and Baron Won Graffenried
The ceremony took place at the home
of the brides father on Fifth avenue
The baron is a captain in the Swiss
army and a son of the late Baron Won
Emmanuel Graffenried, who was in
the diplomatic service.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10
FIRST "PURE" BOOZE
SHOW HELD IN AMERICA
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Chicago, H., Dec. 10.-The first ma
tional Pure Beverage Exposition to be
held in America opened today in the
Coliseum, backed by the brewery ard
distillery interests of the country.
The display embraces not only q
great variety of alcoholic beverages.
including beer, whiskey, ales, wines
and cordials, but also soft drinks, such
as soda, tonics, tea and coffee. The
exposition has created a stir among
the temperance and anti-saloon
forces, which have recently been
making a strenuous campaign IN Chi.
cago, and will meet with organized
opposition.
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New York Dairymen.
Special to The Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
Malone, n. Y, Dec. 1O.-The an
nual convention of the New York
State Dairymen's Association met
here today for a session of three days
The attendance is large and repre-
sentative. A feature of the meeting
is to be addresses by a number OF
dairy experts of wide prominence.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10
THE eARYs ENTERTAIN
In Honor Of Their Guest, Miss Willie
Jameson, Of Palestine.

Mr. and Mrs. Hampson Gary gave
"a delightful little party Thursday
night at their beautiful home on
South Broadway. 1t was a reception
to the young folks, given in honor Of
Miss Willie Jameson of Palestine, and
was one of the most pleasant social
events of the season. The guests
were received in the large reception
hall, which was fragrant with the per-
fume Of roses, a wood fire on the
open hearth giving a hospitable note
Of welcome. The music room on the
second floor, which extends the en-
tire width of the house, was in holt
day dress. Mistletoe and holly we're
festooned along the walls and trim
med around the pillars, while holly
wreaths with punches of red berries
decorated the corners and alcoves.
The old fashioned Virginia reel.
danced to Southern airs. played to
the liveliest time. was as heartily en-.
joyed as in days OF yore. Refresh
ments were served in the dining
room at II o'clock. There we're
seventy-five guests in all. a number
of the younger married couples being
invited along with the young folks.
1t was after midnight when the last
Of the adieus was said to the host
and hostess and their beautiful young
guest.-Tyler Courier and Times.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10
Lishtweishts to Fight.
Special to the Herald.

San Francisco. Cal. Dec. 1O.-In
the arena at Colma tonight the rival
lightweights, Johnny Fayne and John.
ny Murphy. are to meet for their
third battle. They have agreed on a
SO-round contest at 1873 pounds. and
will fight for so per cent of the re
ceipts. which will be divided IS per
cent to the winner and % per cent to
the loser.
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A Gas Heater Kills the Chill.


Cough yourself into a fit Of spasms
and then wonder why you don't get
well. If you will only try a bottle Of
Billiards. Horehound Syrup your
cough will be a thing Of the past It
is a positive cure for Coughs. Influ-
enza, Bronchitis and all Pulmonary
diseases. One bottle will convince
you-at your druggist, Csc. SOC. S1.OO.
Sold by Bratton Drug Company.
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methodists of Mississippi.
necIal to the Herald.

oUcIIdI % IIIU TINI dINs
Jackson, Miss, Dec 10.-The Mis-
sissippi conference of the Methodist
church is in annual session here with
an attendance OF several hundred del
egates and visitors from an over the
'eta4e. --ttire-irfs- Wy be n ~
sion a week, with Bishop E. r. Hen
dirk OF Missouri presiding.
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Belgian Kings Anniversary.

lIII-NItII " NIIN II u fIINIs
Brussels, Dec. 10.-Flags were dis
played today in observance of the an
niversary Of the accession of King
Leopold II. The king came to the
throne Dec. 10, 1865, on the death of
his father, Leopold l.
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A Gas Heater Kills the Chill.
EraternaI eretherhood.

All members of the Fraternal
Brotherhood are requested to be
present at our next meeting. which
will be Dec. 13. 1907. for the election
of officers for the year 1908. BE sure
and come. Maccabee Hall 1880 p. m.
SECRETARY.
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Implement Dealers In Session.
Special to the Herald.
Watertown, S. d., Dec 1O.-The
Retail Implement Dealers Associa
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-12-10

Call and see our beautiful stock Of
Holiday Goods Burton's Racket
Store. 7-3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
NEW YORK PRICES.

last year; exports 2Oss bush,
against I.4Il,675 and S37,1 year;
July exports 4sso446 bush. 2.1224S0
last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20

and 5s dry ls' DO Soo s5 MEDIUM a
Ss' % 2 Wes s'Ea,s Eoade fancy
70 medium l2gl31hc do Southwestern pest 1GtT; SH
DRY picked and scaded loo DUCKS sPring Long Island
SQUADS prime large white. per dozen 81 1Sg$ 10 90
TJRKEYs. hens and toms. No j. 17alse: do No 2 !I9
re, 90 old toms i6c; CHICKENS roasting 1rS PoNeu
POTATOES AND yEGETABIEs Of new Pc 20.
market closing weak with good deal Of stock qHso.d
GG b, fg PR R be
the Southern soek 4 per spd b fasTs az
Cleaning up pretty well and little prime stock sold
INA sells wen when Of good size and such brings
satisfactory prices Egsplants scarce and nrm- Les
Onions easier under liberal receipts Green peas
b bn9 n6 9 soe an o4u late dSve@s drag
p Sa eGs lots of aSaty s
seed quotations We quote; ReE per oT PA
TOES, jersey per basket, $2GS2 Is. VEGETAB LES-
by per 100 lunches 81 5oa$2; CARROTS. nearby per
s98s2 aS fER ~ Jersey per dozen stalks 2oa4oe
do state 25a40c: do Michigan, Iog2oc cABBAG5dEs5
8 DO s red ana ah' saSoy per P' 100 s. oas
b6i 75cS$1 So DO per half -bo basket 4og75c do per
81 & do per haIf-tbi basket 4Oa65c third basket
% LONG a9'4 sa per- b5 s1ass cGRS
North carona per crate 81 S6d$s; do Jersey, 100
% io' Soroh az
81 1fTTTcE state per basket I5a4oc DO nearby,
bbi 25a5Oc: do per basket 10000; LIMA BEANS
Carolina. per basket. 80 5OGS4 80; MINT, per 100
punches SidS1 ONIONS, Jersey. white per basket
81 5oa$i 50: yellow 81 57aS1 81 do MARYLAND white
white per basket 81 376si CO. DO red per hb SO 500
So rs: do yellow per Dbl 81 25G3 49, DO potato. per
basket 81 25q$1 co. Kentucky. bag g 1OGIS2 90
LEXIS and SHALIOTS per 100 punches. S2dS3: OftA
Southern. per carrier. s19S2 50: PEAS Western New
York per basket 7590Oc; do per bag. 65deoc; do Long
per basket 5Ocas1: do small 5o075o PEPPERS, Jer-
sey per box 5Oq$1 rs. 90 Florida. car
S1GS1 10: do Virginia and North Carolina, Per half
Dbl basket 81 5OR$2 so; RADISHES nearby, pAr 100
lunches 5Od75c; RHTBARB. nearby. per 100 lunches.
S16$2; ROMAINE and SPINACH. nearby, per Dbl. 90
basket 5Ocd$l Delaware and MARYLAND. basket,
25075c SQUASH. Southern. marrow. Dbl crate and
white and yellow crook neck, Dbl S16S1 .: To-
MATOES Jersey, per bushe box. S2aS3 90 do MARY
land and Delaware. carrier. 81 25HS2: do Norfolk
Per carrier 81 2as2 % DO per small carrier, 81
house rer n 10000; Mssssippi per fiat 81 so
TTRNIPS. Rutahara- Dbl S1dS1 %; do white, per
100 lunches S1as1 30: WATERCRESs per 100 punches.
S1G$2
Hay AND sTRAW-HAY-IItte doing beyond press
ing inactivity gives price weakish tone only
a moderate way can 81 20 be quoted and then the
lots have 4 be fauless Better handling weather next
brevive the situation but prices not eN
pected higher Crop reports favorable eX
peCted be ample and quality Is spoken Of with good
possibilities We quote: Prime large bales, per 100 ~
81 81 I7lz No > 81 O5TS1 To- No g. 9214c1lSl
STRAW-Mcierate run 60QF5c: Nothing OF moment
outside Of Receipts q hay and straw
at to-day: Erie Railroad 900 tons; Penn
sylvanla. Delaware. Iackawanna & Western 10;
IehiGh Valley 100 Baltimore Ohio. boo by canal $40:
total, pro Receipts Of straw. 80 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago July 19.-Wheat prices declined too day
more than lc because OF selling due chiefly to
favorable weather for the new crop. At the close
the September delivery off llsc to li4c corn
and oats 14c to sc. Provisions were TIC up
The bears We're in complete control OF the wheat
market. heavy tone prevailed all day. Trading
however. not large, mainly because of slack
demand. The chief weakening influence was the
weather. Another depressing factor esti-
mate that the total acreage sown to wheat in Ar
gentina is 90 per cent above that Of last year
Crop damage reports continued to in freely
but failed to arouse bush enthusiasm. The mar
ket closed weak. with prices almost at the lowest
point of tho day. September opened ec 10 &c to
&c sc lower. at 1850 1850 declined 92Ac to
927.c and closed at 927sc. Cearances OF wheat and
flour were equal to 10000 bushels. Exports for
the week, shown by "Bradstreet 3" were 2.25O,-
600 bushels. Primary receipts were 574. 900 bushels
against l. 10000 bushels for the corresponding day
last year Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
OTHER MARKeTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo. July 9-CATTLE-Reoeipts. $50 head
demand light; market prime steers 50 2Sdk6 e'i
shipping s. GO4S6 L, heers. s. 6q$5 90 stock heifeS
ket active and steady heavy SeS9 20; mixed. S6 So$
Sc 35; Workers. So 35QS6 40 pigs. S150aSf 60 T9gaS;
s5qS5 80: stays SiQs4 80; dairies 75gs6 20 SHEEP
AND I4AAIBS-Recepts 500 head: market active, sheep
steady; higher. lambs S5gs7 20, yeaIinEs 81
G$6 3. wethers So 60gS5 10. ewes 81 "'aS5; shoep
Cincinnati July lo-HoGs active; butchers and ship
SHEEP Steady. $&a$4 IS. LAMBS active, $5gs7 90
So I5qS3 5 calves S30S 49, sockers and feeders $50
SO HOGS-Receipts about 1000 head market strong
10 30 higher good prime heavy 80 VQ8S6 medium TO
good heavy IS 1885 80; butcher weights 80 oH6 90
good 10 prime mixed, s. s0aS5 80 packing. $5tS5 ib
seleoted So 05@$6 lo pigs 50 5Cg$9 bulk OF saes 90 70
I0a5o higher; others slow and dull Sheep $a 'oa$o;
Kansas CIV july 9-CATTLE-Receipts. $500 head.
including 1900 southerns market steady 70 Joe lower
dressed beef steers So 25G$7 fair to good S64$8 20
western fed steers 81 0aS5 M stockers and feeders 81 30
ass %; S3gS3 10; southern COVE Y 1ng
81 co. cows. 81 75a$4 6O native hSfers ~ 2o4$o'
of sales So 1895 heavy s. 704S5 o packers So sou
s. 87k; pigs and lights. So 1898 90 SIEEP-R Receipts
900 head market steady lambs So 1887 90; ewes ana
warnings 81 1896 To- Texas clipped yearlngs 80 Hog$b
Texas clipped sheep. 81 1885 ab stookers and feeders
Union stock Yards Pi,tsburg July 19-CAT,rLB-Sppo
ply light; steady prime so 1la$6 40 choice 50 10
1$8 e5: calves S7qS7 30 sHEEP-suppy light mar
et slow prime wetheTs 50 304$5 40; cus and common
les So So mediums So 36q$6 40 heavy and light Workers
ans MOS roughs. 81 B0dS5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. July 10. 1907
OoFFEE-The coffee market was very quiet to-day.
ss1es FOR the day being only bags
etnue9 steady however. and after opening unchanged
The market closed STEADY, net unchanged 10 points
higher The gains We're due 10 continued ste5iness
the European and primary continued re-
pepts, light offerings further support
Of the leading trade interests. The weather n
the State OF Sac Pauo continued very cold tha
minimum temperatures higher than Yesterdays
and there were cables from Brazil Indicate
special damage 70 the crop although local bulls talk
sng OF damage through districts
where trees were ssd be in hud. Receipts the
two 27noO bags, against $1,000 bags
days last year and Iundiahy receipts - Gpb
bags against 1900 last the Brazilian
atio higher. while Santos unchanged.
the European markets. Have net unchanged when
partial ldeCine Of expected. Hamburg
was unchanged % u pig lower The buying herr
raid be against sales forward delivery,
while the absence freight business
Brazil any business importance limited
offerings pretty much speculative operations The
spot coffee unchanged. with quotations
the basis of 6ssc for Rio No :
range Of prices tho Ioiolal to-day
-k.as 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
onfraot prices in in the loiolal market to-day


coIIoaLThe cotton market vas nervous and irregular
she day were estiTared At zoo 900 fles and the market
closed quiet and steady at net advance Of i points 10
and the active crop months were generally 10 3
points higher The openlnE was steady at a decline OF
The local opening but eased of later ana prices here sod
early session under liquidation long nd
ssbsr rep0rtsa i ths belt and the good forecast f5
continued favorable conditions After selling at soc f1r
movement the market rallied slowly on covering OF
-, ~, 80 roirt 81 RI 1av The f+o-s5zbt acrlres
@ s tt ,r I3' 81 Ia Icin 10 e5I decTeas
81 the visible supply statement Tor the week bur sta
attracting comparatively little attention Tor
time being interest is centred on the condition
q ne g,giis 80 % rt ~ Inst r. 7s.a- repored
that at the decline OF this morning there Pas some y
selling local market Private cables from
en advance others predicted further decline in
prices Superintendent Kings weekly royeLnent nsires
year; mills and Canada. 6156 against 165
eanst Is "a last year brought the
I21's r 7es $50 bales against TBS 43 last year
overland mills and Canada l.2l0l7s against 64 -so
las year; Southern mill taSngs estimated. : 10 w
against 2loo 90 Lest year stock az interior towns IN
t5ouzht into sight mus tar I9 b 1- &C. 90 ~
So Iest yea , 7[ Cd 5s I gst L. LOT %
The local TnaTst for spot eat99 vas s'eaqE at IN
Is 2o5 Sales 5000 bales Southern spot markets we're
BE sales So bales aiooile nominal an9 uicH95
a. Pr Sav21naa t'g , S9 argS and
7lnchanged 1sl4c; s9aes 80 bales Bamore nominal
81 l8ikc. sales sc bales quiet and unchanged
ct lsAc. L;tle Rock steady and unchanged az l2sc
New Orleans steady unchanged J. 1916. sales,
IFS Houston steady and unchanged al BE Mem
mis- QUIET $780, sales. $50 bales Es-
mated recerts at leading points for SATURDAY
ton from bales against 3e8 last week and
sl6 Galveston estimate has been f1scon-
finued for No receipts expected at Ne"
Orleans.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
speculation and export, 500,
American 900 receipts ID 900; American. 11o9o; mid
ding upland. 1904 Futures opened al 6 points
quiet steady decline % ~ 40
points July o72}sd; Juy-August, e.71i4d: August-seI
tennber, 5eizd; SepterberOctcer, 6.49a OctoherNo
veulber, 6z25zd November December, $500; DECEMBER
Tanusry @ 3Sd; Ianuary-FebrusTy, esd; February
March sS7Bkd AIarch-Aprtl. 3s54d Apr-Tay 689+zd;
afay-Juue, 84Oi2d. Manifestations dull and lower:
Receipts the ports interior points to-day and for
compared with thu totals Of last week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
ported receipts Of ssl cars. against ss5 care last

ported receipts Of PSI cars against S35 care last
week and 7OS year ago
The pit flooded with dispatches telling
OF rapid growth of the crop and as n result
prices weak all day. Commission houses and
local longs were the chief sellers Cash houses
took most of the offerings. The market closed
weak. September opened 1sc to &c TO Ac lower at
b3c 20 6Ssc to 53lsc. sold off to 62&c and closed
at 52alc TO 527sc Local receipts 229 cars in
Guiding % OF contract grade.
Trading in oats was quiet The market was
weak. The chief Influences were the slump in
wheat and the weather conditions September
opened unchanged TO 4 shade higher. at 3S9sc to
3S9sc To Ssa4c sold off to @SLc and closed at SIic
to SS4sc Local receipts were lis cars
Provisions We're firm because of smaller receints
or live hogs Trading quiet. At the close
September pork was up 7iac. at $500. Lard and
ribs were also up NC at 9o2i4c and S65c respect
lively.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat so
cars; corn. 24O cars; oats. 1O5 cars: hogs Il 900
head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-20
THE INN AT HIGH POINT.

A high altitude mountain resort Scenery picturesque
Elevation, ZOO n. Beautiful lake Modern hotel So
perior service, Orchestra Tennis, Billiards Gro
Quet. Boating. Livery. Fishing.
ST. JOHN & so>s. Port Jervis. N Y.