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New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. November ., 1907.
BEEVES-Receipts were so cars 1884 head n
eudinH ~ for slaughtereTs and for the market No
Eales reported to-day Feeling steady all sorts OF
city dressed native sides selling S010io per
10: Texan beef at 6is dTisc. Liverpool and London
cattle and beef markets were without quotabe change.
Shipments to-day Included 900 cattle and 500
OF beer the Mnnehaha London; g. 400 quarters
beef on the New York 20 southampton for the London
CALvES-Recclpts 20 head. all Western calves.
and consigned for the market They would not prob
ably be sold to-day. Feeling steady for all
calves Dressed calves full steady at Sz 9I4Isc per
n for city dressed veais 6i 30 for dressed
7912Hc for country dressed calves.
1858 head. including 81 for slough terers and :
for the market: making. with the stock o
to bo sold. There fair demand for the stock
at steady prices. and nearly all the offerings went
10 the scales. No good sheep In the pens. a few
culIs sold 81 per 100 ~ fair prime lambs. at
mutton steady T0e5c per n. with wcthers selling
at 100 1Oizc. dressed lambs trtre frmer 9612c.
with selected carcasses exceeding quotations
Salas-Kerns Commission Company: 23O Buffalo
II, At 81 20 217 do II N. at 81 25; PAS do. 90 10
s Judd & Co: 212 Pennsylvania lambs 75 fb at
500; II Gull sheep OF n, at 81
r. / Kratz: 22s West Virginia lambs 70 ~ at
81 70: POS do; 40 N. at 81 -.
SO rs.
HOGS-Receipts 1s cars. s.267 head. inolud-
ing about for the market. No sales reported
70 late hour Would probably sell at steady prices
Country dressed hogs lower at 0G1Ohc per 10 for
medium to light weights.
n average. at SO 60 per 100 10 roughs. 46O 10
q
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

state Pennsylyana and Western. in bulk per $50 6 I6
do jersey round per bbl 81 75as2 do per sack 81 900
S2 do long per hb 81 1881 90; do sack 81 1881 s
basket 90cds1 12 do Delaware 75cGs1; do Jersey and
Delaware basket. 5Oa65c do Southern per bbl SO
nearby per 100 6unches sa$ IS G4RiioTs nearby per
@ 6oi or bag SaSl 2 SEERY per Sozep stalks 100 d 9cG
per ton $1OG$14; domestic S7q$lO; per bb 75cG
Ssa 75ca GTcUMB Pc n Si e Eastern er do2eH 6os
basket s. 5OgS2; UI,fFIowERs Long Island. short
Florida Der box 81 5GaS2; ENDIyE imported. per n,
state basket 75cdS2 50 per box. 5Oc$2 do East
a$1 Is; do Bamore per basket 56ca$I do New Orleans
per Dbl S3Qs6; LIMA BEANS. nearby, per basket 5Oc@
fb 25a75c; ONIONS white pickle, per basket S2a$2 5O
do ConnectIout white. per Dbl 81 5OgS3 49, do red and
do stats and Western White per crate 75ca$ do yellow
bag 81 2aS1 so; do Orange County. yellow. bag
81 5OG$2 do Florida PER carter 81 5oGS2 SO: OYSTER
PLANTS, per 100 lunches S4q$5; PARsNIPS. Per bb
Jersey green per- large bb 81 5os2 DO per small b5
S1a$ So do Norfolk per bbl s1a$1 25 do Florida per
TI Carrier 1Scg$l; PEAS Southern per basket $lgS2 ~
BEANS. Florida, wax per basket s1as2: green 75c@
Charleston wax per basket sIas2 do green 75caS1 25
do virginia way per basket sqs2; do green Slgsl -
81 %: do white. T5cas1 so: do yellow crooneck. 75cs
jersey box 2o5oc do small basket 20930c: do
hothouse per n ioa2Sc: TURNIPS. Canada. rutabaga
Per Dbl 81 do jersey and Long Island ruabaga 75cGS1
do white slgS1 % WATERCREss. per 100 punches
Toledo, Nov. 2--wHEAT-CIose: Cash. es%c: Deem
6er, 9aStc: May 81 C4%; July. 99%c CORN-December.
Nav s27se: July. 4asc CToVERsBEp@cas So 4s
November, 50 ~; December 50 so; March. 50 RYE
P4c: South LAMA and Indiana soc Receipts Wheat
1900 bush; corn. eOOO; oats 165oo
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

tOI ION-lhe cotton market and
irregular to-day. with sentiment unsettled by ANNE
tensions OF bull manipulation December and JANUARY
The market opened firm unchanged prices TO an ad-
vance Of points. and during the early session sold
l0d points net higher the months Later the
ADVANCE was lost as result Of realizing the
closed steady at decline Of points to an advance
OF ponts Sales for the half session estimated
at ldO'tsO bales The opening
Liverpool cables and the advance session
carried prices 70 high point for the week and
ABOUT % 10 80 points the low
Around these figures there heavy realizing well as
renewal OF bear but bearsh
10 be less aggressive and there considerable
Nousness as TO the position December short in
terest stated that financial conditions against
bringing cotton here for delivery
the December bulls taking advantage
ton 10 revive their operations rendered tho
readily possible by the interests
already in control Of the local which said
ley nave nnanced up to January !. Local spot
s4d today that grades averaging I25 points middlng
could be bought in the South $50 points January
delivered at New York With December selling points
over January. they figure a profit points in such
an operation, but uncertainty Of he
revision committee IN November 10 be very
important obstacle TO undertaking deal
small margin Weekend figures considered mildly
hulish but attracted little attention the ca-
ther reported In the South had little influence
The range Of contract prices in tho market to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 2.-CIosing- -wTIEAT-Spot quiet: No
red Western winter ss 1Isd futures steady; December
SIS AID: March. SIS 4%d: May IS I'D. CoRN-spot easy:
prime mixed American, 6S Cd: futures firm: December
bs 0Ysd: January. IS 815d. Professionalism steady ss
FLOUR-Winter patents steady. 3Os Cd. HOPS-In Lon
don Pacihc COAST steady. f2 5sQf3 los BEEFr-Fxtra
India mess firm. 92s Cd, PoRK-Prlme mess Western,
steady, SOS Cd. HAMS-Short cut. ID 16 10 steady
52s. BACON-Cumberland cut 26 to 80 10 strong sis:
short rib 16 to d N. strong Cos 3D. long mddes
light 2S TO "a No. firm 67s Cd long clear middles heavy
S5 to 40 10. firm. 66s short clear backs 16 20 10,
steady Bis clear bellies Il to 16 rh quiet 55s Cd
shoulders. square II TO IL ~ steady LARD-Prime
in tierces steady. AIS 3D. American refined in
pals, steady. AIS 3D. CHEESE-CanadIan finest white
new. steady els Sd: do colored: new, steady. Cd
TAILOW-Prime city firm. 31s Sd: Australian In Lon
DON easy. 34s TURPENTINES-Spirits dull Sss
Observation-Disclosures firm. 7lad. LINsEED OIL
Steady 26s. ROSIN-Common firm, los ed. COTTON
SEED OII-Hu refined. December-Aprl hrm 2Ss 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoEY,rE , New York. November . 1907.
4. 1of tEE--Ihe coffee market made a steady show
-. 20 uSy the close being steady advance OF
's sIes Tor the half session 500 bags which
vas considered fairly good showing in view Of the ab
OF caoleS from Havre and the Brazilian markets
market opened steady at unchanged an
tlN.!Ce OF points and increased gain
] ]UPIirg on bu2iIg by Europe and local covering
ser; seemed TO be very little coffee Offering The Wall
teet long interest has been
SWo weeks and IL is claimed by some thai if wall
eet mas any interest in market at the present time
S M Lne snort rather than the long side. This theory
- IOpAoy based on the idea that Wall Street has heen
ans on the unsettled financial conditions which do not
a., APPEAR 70 have influenced the trade to any
It,erial extent Tho difficulty in financing large nIr-
Snsses OF any commodity may a Temporary failing
IN me demand from the interior interior buyers
oSen working on hand basis. and Il is
leG mat available supplies those held bv the
M zan govern nent and its hackers too light to per
unchanged to 4 pfg lower. was
The market ouiet o-
the basis Of 6i4c for Rio No 7 ~ VA
The of IN
follows: 80 '0~- i'"'N0N '0-N~AS
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

ITO INVESTORS RS-NOTHING SAFER THAN PBF
Il cent Farm Loans" Write THE FAIRBURY IN
VESTBIENT Co. Fairbury. Nebraska. Send funds &c
First National Bank Fairbury Neb.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

Produce market for pig iron certificates at the
aons stan6ad fov5dfS 8de and ntn5 dull at 9 S
Gash a Sl6 November and December Si6g$i9; January
to 9hASSEs f Sit ta1 AND sYRUPsrhs held steady
955jsans @5ssn 15isc fair 1ssao good
aSc sYRUP common iS14e; FANS 1Si7c SR19 good g
&c; G,PP PRIME, se ~ 2Q@2Se; 9SES fancy. 24P2sc.
PFees E5e 5agey steady under receipts and poor
DsSerbe :O 1oo 60S MoyemOe5 & 5 500
CHANGED and 90 4SS May $9aS9hc Lnseed oil was
sanda4d mahG at whites 5seeP nb,p PRICES We
Dg 1863 refined cases SeW FORK S fhissph9R nooc PRads
Ra 9 1ESe water White New York bbls l675c bulk
sew sew York, 1890; Philadelphia, 13s5c COTTONSEED
spot o NoyebeT Sp0 pr9s Becember SSS% Sse
and July se Zoe MaFth of % SS59 qSSS so Nay Ss- "a
prime %ner e Tea SW 4Se prime white sa5
cgtfa ra Gly & Ta%' % 4S9c raw 44sc; CAL
PROVISIONS-The provision market acted weak all
DAY declining from 10 to 20 points under further
9nds Chsag0 age receipts 1000 hogs estimated for
Omaha 5000 PoRK@Boreiy steady Quoted ted Mess.
9 2S family short & eesT si9 90 S
aa ga $40 s a Rase 81 5g%$I sStTs Ipa
% sd 6d g. s quoted g SS a sG $50
Gut beie ltG % dui opotsd ps O smoking
NJ I 10 P,dio5 R 12 ba a2f ~ n d,ed
TAhL3W-9gst CITY &C. Soantry S. @eHe LAED gd
barely stead G ogoteS oT Ssrc ~ ened 6 @ @
tinenf 9S5c Brazil Kegs ~ Zoe coMPo1NDG
Quoted: Sh@s1Ac. STEARINE-DulL Quoted: Oleo, Oiac
city lard stearne. 1Oq10lac
RICE-The market for rice firm at ell points,
With business good for tho end of the week Quotations
ioHow: Screenings, 2g3Ac; ordinary. 4G4c fair, 49s
gft good ordinary 5Gs51lo prime 535aS$c choice
5M@6s.c: Rangoon and Bassein. Sd59sc
SUGAR-Refned sugar ruled steady but not active.
with prices unchanged The following list prices
subject TO rebate Of 10 points and discount Of
per cent for cash days. Crystal dOminOs 2Jc: Eagle
tablets 720cj cut loaf and crushed. 57Oc; mould A.
fectoneTs granua,ed 25e: XXXX pS~dered s15o;
powdered, powdered powdered and Eagle
o9rtons OF fine gTanulatsd 5.2oc; n bags de- $500;
6lSc 2o and 50 ID bags do 5o5c Eagle fine standard
No l. Soc Nos and 8. 4 75o; No 4. 4.7Oc; No :,
4-65o; No 6. 460c; No I. 455c; No 9. 450c; No 3.
zoe; Nos u % and I6 Also. The local market for
gu9ted as follows: Centrifugal 96 test. 3o0c musco-
Yado 50 test 34Oc and moasses 50 3CSc.
The London market hrner for beet sugar. with
November quoted at 9s 3Ad and December IS 4iad-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
Country Board.
Teachers.
Dancing academies.

as Yrs. Instr. stern's Bway. MYRTLE kiya-
Waits latest Dances stage danetns private, Avsys ope
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
MINING STOCKS.

1900 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

30 $40 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
Amerioan 5000 receipts bales; Amercan IT, Co.,
mdding upland 605d Futures opened steady o points
Closed steady, to II points higher on near and 20
565d 1s pScembeanaS Sasd Sasd
nGary-tebruaTy and February March 5GGl4d March
ApIii ana Apri-Mey. 5Gsc; May-June and June-Juy.
FLouR uiuASsSff AID ME.Iffo- e2d was ouu .. o.,
2s @ ca sales TeTe o Rye noar quiet and with
York Produce FTchsnee! SIr5y ,,,ten, az a3t s6 ~
winter eTaiS6ts S4 60aS4 So e S99 ~ S 49,
clears 81 5og$4 BUcKWHEAT FToJHnMSSrRaSt iSriaS
ys5 soo DfF S5as as b B. h6 a lanS
2 BS s'S Tso oS RA 81 & MAm Is cdan 9uC5ed Fine ho
dds TO- So1T SO red sa'iRs dos SO g. g.
sSn50y sS2 5o chop SIS 80 bulk 2'7o sacks oILNIAI
GEAINIWHEAT-In s- response to higher cables the
the day showing at one time ta97sc advance the
confidence around the % opening and some fair commis
from India and reduced estimates of
crop BT9omhalI quoting reliabls authority figuring
100000 year ago The Liverpool advance amounted
Berlin of sHc Budapest, latter compared With
Street brous5t ont some b9stv selling of long % % md1l
day. the market was quite as weak as II had been strong
poor bank statement. the market became less
Of 81 OK for December ana 81 1914 for May these prices
representing a full cent decline under the close Of
hedging Reports 81. Louis said milers
receiving -four sold, also
There a export business of 80 loads, which
prove heavy enough distract attention
depressing influences hand, especially
did until after the close. The specu-
lative feeling the end of the week very much
unsettled result of financial conditions and there
general distrust of what the wheat may have
in store Chicago viii not be closed on Tuesday, and
served IN New York. close No . red wheat
market quoted 81 059s elevator and 81 07%
b ahoat; other grades nominal. COFN-Owing to
rains Ohio Valley. smaller receipts than expected,
an advance Of %aSd at Liverpool. and covering OF
shorts the market advanced &c early in the
sion quite well supplied with buying ordere.
The bad in wheat prices subsequently caused
actions part which reganed the estimates
of only i16 for Monday and light stocks all
again IN the general depression elsewhere The
o'cIocl curb prices York unchanged from
tbe regular closed 7O1sc elevator and
III 2 q b anoat No . white, 72Ac and NO yellow,
7Ic o b afoat all nominal OATS-The market for oats
lost &c a bush liquidation. similar 10 that IN
other grains and closed lowest point Cash oats In
The New York quoted folows Mixed,
96 10 ~ ~ 52c; white, % 10 80 10 5i7s3oLsc
ana clipped white. 81 20 40 10. 56ta@6ic. H1E.Market
dull: No . Western. 94c nominal 20 arrive BAhLl1-
Market steady; mating 81 O5g$1 10 New York
NEW YORK PRICES. -
Wheat: Opening High. Low. Close; day
December ......s1 O0h 81 09h s10sA 81 0sA s1GsS
May .........-. 1913 12h 1915 III lISs
Corn -,
DsSemoer Dsy i"a..:.... ... ass d54
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
NEW YORK PRICES.

wheat OPENING Fsa Sa !. Ssa ;. GlSsf Ss $, Ss Ss
nsSemoer Ray i'i... ..'i i@% i2R i 1915 iii lrFs
-, -,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
sAnd interest.
FERRY STOCKS.
Boring.

RoIInr scientncaiy without brutaty 18Th year spec
terms always open. YoerSeTs School, Myre Bp
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-26
Tax Notice.

Taxes will be due aud payable with
out penalty from Oct. 10 to Dec. 81
1907.
The tax levy for State purposes is
IL, mills, Tor ordinary county 5
mills, for interest on Chester and
theraw Ry Bonds mill and one half
l1-2] mill, for sinking fund for said
Bonds. for School purposes 3 mills,
making total ~ Ia mills on all taxa.
BILE property OF the County.
For payment of, interest on Town
ship Bonds, C A. G. Ry. i PIeasat {
Hill, % mills, for ane Creek. %
mills, for Gllls Creek, %.
In School districts, Nos l2.17-23.
q. 39-49 there is q special levy of 4
mills and Nos ID and 3S. 8 mills, in
Nos 2 and "a, 3 mills, and Nos 8. r q
r., 80 and 46 is 2 mills, and in No. 40.
mills
There is also tax of 81 on each
male citizen between the ages of 2I
and go years old, except those who are
exempted by law.
During the month Of JAN, 1908. a
penalty OF ~ will be charged on all
unpaid taxes and during February an
additional l % will be charged on all
unpaid taxes and from March Ist to I5
an additional so will be charged on
all unpaid taxes. w. III. Millen.
County Treasurer.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-26
Appalling Fatality from Mos
quito Bites.

New York, Oct. 20.-"Thefe
are 100000 deaths annually as
the result of mosquito bites"
said DR.. Edward A. Ayers, a
member of the faculty of The
New York polyclinic, at meet
ing in the New York Academy
of Medici:e.
DR.. Ayers furnished astonish-
ing figures in his lecture ON
"The Mosquito as Sanitary
Problem" He said five diseases
were directly traceable to the
bite of the insect. They are ma
laria, yellow lever, beri-beri,
dtneue and fila riasis. The gov
ernment is eliminating the mos
quito danger by draining swamp
lands, he said.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-26
Killed in Auto Wreck.

Chicago, Oct. % While rae
ing an automobile on Michigan
boulevard early today Adrian
Sibson, 20 years old, of Cleve-
land, son OF prominent real
estate dealer, was killed and five
companions we're injured.
Sibson's automobile skidied
struck the curbstone and vas
smashed. He was buried be-.
cath the wreckage.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-26
Financial Scare in New
York---Biggest Run on
Bank in a Generation.

New York, Oct 22.-Credit,
the under-the-surface foundation
OF all business, trembIed for a
time today and before confidence
could be restored the Knicker
booker Trust Company, New
York's second largest financial
ins tuition, had emptied it's
cash vaults under pressure Of
the biggest run experienced here
in generation; a stock exchange
firm had failed Tor $6,000,O 900;
Wall Streets principal securi-
ties had settled from SIS 10 So a
share call money had risen TO
70 per cent, and local bankers,
unab Q 10 stem the tide of dis
trust, had been forced 10 appeal
for relief TO the Secretary OF the
Treasury at Washing gton.
ALI this was in the face Of re-
assuring statements by the act
ing State superintendent of
banks that the suspected bank
was solvent declarations by
prominent bankers that there
was no true basis for alarm, aud
assurances from Washington
that Secretary Cortelyou would
not hesitate TO act promptly in
any situation where legitimate
business was threatened. Now
that the first scare is over and
the worst of the future discount
Ell, it is believed that local bank.
ing aft airs will soon readjust
themselves.
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NOTICE TOO OUR cUsTO.ERs

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THE
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OF LANCASTER, S. C.
The only NATIONAL
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Sautupp Department

4 per cent interest al.
lowed on savings deposi :
and on time certificates.
Interest compounded
on the first days OF Jan
uary, April, July and DC
tober.
Accounts may he open
ed with One Dollar or
more.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-14
An Object Lesson to Farmers.

for the people against grasping, lawless pred
atory corporations.
The plain people supported him just as
they will always support the honest reformer
who wins their confidence.
Elected to the Senate of the United States,
the corporation doodles and dummies who fill
that august body declared their purpose to
snub La Toilette, give him cold shoulder
freeze him with their disdan.
They tried it on-good and hard-but it
didn't work worth a cent. La Toilette cared
nothing for the supercilious aloofness of the
corporation doodles and dummies.
Steadfast in his purpose, he introduced his
reform measures. True to its purpose, the
Senate mangled these measures.
Then La Toilette went on the Chautauqua
lecture platform, exposed the conduct of the
corporation dummies, gave the names of va
rious senatorial doodles, showed how these
corporation hirelings had mangled good mea-
sures, and thus, in effect, appealed to the
country against the United States Senate. The
result was encouraging to the reformers. Pub
lie opinion declared itself SO Enthusiastically in
favor of La Toilette that various corporation
Senators began to hedge Their knees weak
ened. They began to treat La Toilette and
his measures with more consideration. But
still they hated him and hated his measures.
Not daring to vote against him openly, they
determined to emasculate his propositions
with amendments which looked innocent but
which were, in fact full Of poison.
This was particularly the case with his bill
which forbade railroad corporations to work
their employees more than sixteen consecu-
tive hours.
Corporation Senators got this measure i'll
Conference" and were joyously proceeding
to lab it's life out with trcaCherous amend
ments.
La Toilette however, did not lie down ard
go to sleep. He is just about as keen as they
make 'em.
La Toilette sent the word along the line of
organized railway telegraph operators, telling
these over-worked and underpaid men what
the corporation doodles were doing.
Then there was kettle of fish! Twenty
thousand telegraph operators got on to the
wires and made them hot with indignant mes
Sages.
Basketsful of kilograms began to rain on
the House and Senate. The whole country
seemed to be in state of insurrection.
The cowardly and corrupt Senate backed
down and passed La Follette's bill!
Now if 10000 telegraph operators can die
tate terms to Congress, why can not the
million members of the Farmers Union get
what they want in the way of righteous leg
islation?
They can do it!
Farmers! Organize educate, agitate, CO.
operate, and you can rule the Republic!
b R&
Members of Congress, short time ago, in
creased their own wages by so per cent, yet
they work no better than before.
The honest men of the House had a majoF-
ity over the Ship Subsidy thieves, but these