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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09
Good Stock Sales.

James Cunningham, of near Auster-
litz, this county, sold to Mr.. Joseph,
of New York. two car loads of export
steers for immediate delivery at 81
cents per pound. The cattle are in
prime condition, having been fed all
winter to ground feed and will prob
ably kick the beam at an average of
1850 pounds. John Roseberry, who
left for visit to the East Saturday,
has been offered $500 for a pick of 100
head from a bunch of 125 head, but
declined the offer. Mr.. Roseberry
left instructions with Nat g. Rogers,
his selling agent, to accept $5.75 for
MS cattle, but upon his arrival at
Cincinnati telegraphed not to accept
less than $500 per hundred for the lot.
George w. Redmon sold bunch of
about fifty head of export cattle at 5
1-2 cents per pound, while Hon. ].
Hal Woodford declined an offer of S.. rs
for bunch of ninety eight head.
Lambs are moving freely, Thos.
McClintock & Sons shipping last week
1000 head to Jersey City and Chicago.
The firm has yet to ship. on advance
sale nearly 10000 head which will
from now on move freely.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09
Contest Between States.

The supremacy of the Kentucky girl
has been challenged. Secretary r.
E. Hughes of the Kentucky State Fair
has received a letter from Commits
sioner j. c. Cooper. of Oregon. N
which he tries to make arrangements
for drill and vocal contest between
forty of the best looking young women
of Oregon and an equal number of
pretty girls of Kentucky, at the Ken
lucky State Fair in Louisville, Septem-
Der 1921. The Oregon girls are COM
ing East on what they have already
termed ''Triumphal Tour. Their
ultimate destination is the jamestown
Exposition. Enroute to and from Nor
folk, they want to stop at Louisville
and give an exhibition of their grace
fulness as a drill corps, and display
of their vocal ability.
Commissioner Cooper suggests that
President Roosevelt be asked to name
a commission of three to pass upon
the merits of the Kentucky girls and
the Oregon girls.
Any community in Kentucky which
has some young ladies who desire to
enter into this contest will confer a
favor upon Secretary Hughes by COR
responding with him at once.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09


Mrs. ]. J. Peed and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, left Saturday for a short
visit to her sister, Mrs. Bassett, of
Mt. Sterling.
Miss Martha Smith left Saturday
for a weeks visit to her uncle, Borad
Smedley, of Hutchinson.
Mr.. Aaron Smedley, of Hutchinson.
is the guest of his brother, Mr.. j. u.
Smedley.
Mrs. Will Adams, of Lexington,
arrived Saturday to remain with her
brother, Mrs. Berry Bedford and fami-
" for few days. From here she will
go to Boston, Mass, for the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs. Turner Perry left for her
home at Owingsville, Saturday, after
spending three weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McClintock.
Miss Ruth McClintock is attending
a house party given by Miss Edith
McGiDnis, of Emlnence:
Miss Anna James and Leila Nc
Clintock left Saturday to spend a Jew
days with their cousin, Mrs. Mary Hay
den, of Lexington.
Miss Ethel Johnson gave finch
party Saturday afternoon to Q number
! of her young lady friends in honor of
her guest Miss LYDIA Litsy, of Bards-
town.
Miss Margaret Stanard is spending
week with her uncle, Mr.. Perry
Hutchcraft, and family of Paris.
Mrs. ]. w. Crates and children, of
Newport, will arrive today as guests
of Mrs. DIP. Jones.
Mrs. W. V. Shaw left Saturday to
spend the month Of July with her
mother, Mrs. Harding, of Butler.
Mrs. Bell Armstrong and daugh-
ter. Miss Mary, left Saturday for a
visit to relatives at Lexington.
Miss Mary Burns Parker, of Mays
Vile. arrived Saturday as the guest OF
her uncle, Mr.. R. c. Chanslor, anc
family.
Miss Evelyn Smith, of Maysville,
arrived Saturday as the guest Of Miss
Alice Angels.
Rev. J. W. Morphis preached al
RuddlessMills Sunday morning. Presid
ing Elder D. W. Robertson, of George
town, conducted quarterly meeting a
the Methodist church Saturday ant
Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. H. ii. Crouch
of Little Rock, spent Sunday with he
father, Postmaster r. Boulder, ant
family. They were accompanied hom'
by her sister, Miss Mary Louise Boul
den. who will remain with them unit
, Wedn esday.
Miss Fannie Rand, of Lexington
is visiting her niece, Mrs. w. j. Nor
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09

Mayor Levy Trotter left Saturday
for weeks visit to his sister, Mrs.
Katherine Richardson, of Lexington.
Mr.. Ben d. Best, of Covington.
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. j. A.
Miller, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. j. c. Leer gave progressive
fiinchp acrty Friday afternoon from 3
to 6. There were six tables. The first
prize, beautiful palte, was won by
Miss Bell Taylor Judy. The second, a
call bell. was won by Mrs. G. W. Leer.
Frappe and ices and cakes were served.
The occasion was a delightful one.
Mrs. Mary Whaley moved into her
new home just completed, Thursday.
Miss Ethel Fisher, who has been
quite sick at Ashland for the past two
weeks, was brought home by her
mother, Mrs. &. c. Fisher, Friday,
much improved.
Mr. E. T. Beeding returned Friday
from the headwaters of Licking River,
where he has been to purchase logs for
the Pleasant Valley Lumber Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Mckinney, of
Carlisle, were guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. R. Rankin, from
Wednesday to Friday.
Mrs. Charley Conway and children,
and Mrs. Ira Sexton, of Chicago, are
guests of Mrs. Lou F. Conway and
family.
Miss Bessie Wells, of Maysville,
arrived Thursday evening as the guest
Of Mrs. Berry Bedford.
DIR. w. E. Savage, Of Cincinnati,
was the guest of his parents, Mrs. L.
E. Savage, from Thursday till Monday
He returned, accompanied by his
wife, who has been here for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. S. M. Allen and children
/ left Wednesday for a visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Woods, OF
/ Stanford.
The City Council, in its regular
meeting Wednesday might, got dowr
to business and did some good work
They rejected the gasoline lights now
on exhibition for the same kind as
! those used at Falmouth. it is claimed
that they are cheaper and better
light. Both telephone companies
were ordered to paint their poles with
in the next fifteen days or stand ;
lawsuit for failing to comply witt
contract. Two brick crossings were
ordered laid, one on Seventh and Mail
between the homes of ]. g. Smedle!
and w. d. Waddell, the other on Fourth
and Main from the Farmers Bank t
the Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McCOrd, o
Lexington, arrived Friday as tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Ingels
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09
COnviCtS Taken To Pepitentiary.

Deputy Sheriff A. S. Thompson will
take today to the penitentiary the
following prisoners: Julian Throck-
morton, eight years; Albert Clay, 5
years Henry Johnson, 2 years; Homer
Wilson, 10 years; Will Coleman, 8
years Nat Gay, 80 years.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.
For Rent. Rooms in my fiat suit
able for housekeeping.
MRS. LOU F. CONWAY.

For Rent. Rooms in my fiat suit
able for housekeeping.
MRS. LOU F. CONWAY.
Call and take a look at that To-
bacco Saver at Miller 4 Best's. The
very thing to keep your tobacco from
house-burning. Don't wait till the
season is we'll advanced for they may
be scarce.
-Messrs. c. w. Howard and George
Hill attended the Equity barbecue at
Mooreield on the Fourth.
Nice clean folded newspapers. suit
able for wrapping paper or to put I'M
der your carpets. so for 5. cents.
R. M. CALDWELL.
Mrs. E. M. Ingels and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth, spent Thursday with
her aunt, Mrs. EMS, OF Lexington.
We have just received a car of best
red cedar shingles.
PEALE COLLIER & co.
Mrs. Lizzie Stirman and daughters,
Misses Ruth and Stella, have returned
from few days visit to relatives at
Lexington.
Some bargains in lawn swings at
PEAI4E COLLIER & CO.'S.
Mrs. Berry Bedford spent Thurs
day with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Moore, of Lexington.
job printing neat and cheap, give
me a call. r. M. CALDWELL.
Miss Louise KearnS left Monday
for her new home with her mother at
Winfield, Kansas She will be Joined
at Louisville by her two brothers and
younger sister, who are students at the
Masonic Orphanage at Louisville
Miss Kearns is one of our most popu-
lar young ladies and we regret to give
her up. She is one calculated to win
the high esteem and admiration of all
with whom she comes in contact. She
will be valuable addition to the society
of Winfield. That she may be happy
in her new home is the wish of all.
Miss Anna Kearns, who is attend
ing school at the Masonic orphanage
at Louisville from Millersburg, wor
the Hiram Basset memorial medal in
scholarship and department over three
other students. This medal was in.
stituted by the late Hiram Basset OF
MillersbUrg, whose name it bears.
Mr.. Basset was progressive mason
having taken all the degrees in this
country and held all the important
Offices in the Grand Lodge He wa.
deeply interested in the Widows anC
Orphans Home at Louisville anC
through his untiring efforts did much
to make it what it is at present.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09
A Disastrous Fire In Indiana.

Indianapolis suffered another dis
astrous fire in the wholesale district,
Sunday. entailing a loss of more than
1920, 900. This is the third cOnfagra-
ton in the vicinity of Union Station
within a year. 1t is said the insur-
ance companies will contest the loss
claims.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09
Ex=PariSian Dies.

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa tx. Lewis. former residents Of
Bourbon county, now of Asheville, N.
c., regret to hear of the loss Of their
only son, F. c. Lewis. who died there
June % of Bright's disease. Deceased
was in his twentieth year and had been
an invalid for years.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09
Big Fire AtLebanon.

The entire plant of the Lanham
Lumber Company, at Lebanon, with
the exception OF the office and one
warehouse. was destroyed by fire early
Friday morning, entailing loss of
$S50.00 with but 81, 600 insurance.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09

phis. Prof. and Mrs. A. c. Klockseim
have returned from a weeks visit 20
to her brother, Mr.. F. j. Savage, of
Paris.
DIR. Claude Daley has secured a
position with the L. q N. railroad
company and is located at Paris.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09
administrator Appointed.

Judge Dundon yesterday appointed
j. H. Haggard as administrator Of
the estate of the late Mrs. Sallie j.
Link.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09
Five Years For Schmitz.

Mayor Schmitz, of San Francisco.
was yesterday sentenced to five years
in prison. Schmitz was charge with
extroting money from French restau-
ranteurs.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09
Arriving Daily.

Fresh blackberries secured the same
day they are picked.
9-2t LOGAN HOWARD q co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09
Wedding AT Court House.

Mr.. Ira Rankin and Miss Eva Parker
both of the county, were united in
marriage yesterday at the court house
by Judge Dundon.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09
Jim Crow" Law Constitutional.

In its decision yesterday, the Inter-
state Commission declared the Jim
Crow" law constitutional.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-07-09

Attend Harry Simon's Great July
Trade Sale. beginning Saturday, July
9Th, closing Saturday, July 10th.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

EXCEPTIONS Filed by the Ohio Savings Bank
and Trust Company Overruled.

er'e5o. AlE. 5-Fede.ar Judge Tayler announced
today -he confirmation the sale OF the property
n. sle Toledo Railway e Terminal COMPANY under
/. federal decree Of foreclosure TO an organization
x-avn as the hondIode-s' protective committee for
-,a unset prise OF &,aOas. and the exceptions 20
.,e eo----narion fled by the Ohio Savings Bank
s-s 1-ust Company. unsecured intervening petit
,s,n.- were oyerrGiei-
mortgage Of $3.50. 90 held by the Common
,.s,.h Tr,ls. Company OF St Louis and this COM
.,,s irs.ltu-ed the foreclosure proceedings which
s-onr., ahou- the sale last May under decree Of
.,x 1-,i,eS States court. strenuous campaign was
lr,,, against the confirmation OF the SALE alleging
-o-so-acy. the ground that the sale had been
rresrranse5-
r-,;r Relfori was appointed special master COM
,7e.io-er. More than thousand pages of festf-
,ao7v were furnished Judge Tavler in his opinion
.s1. vas prea-rangea as absurd. and said such
r-oces:lre Vas impossible He said that the sale
uss confirmed at Cleveland Saturday. but the
-s-- remained secret until ne gave out the
CAY
The petition filed by the Ohio Savings Bank and
--,5s- Company alleged fraud in connection with
.he sale charging that there ccllgsion between
8 ris~po-t Morgan and other railroad men. and
,,., an agreement had been reached between these
sr,e-e..s rv which sls serrli-al Hss knocked Gown
s. low figure by OF the snlotherins Of COM
refl-ive bidding ad that TINS Was done 10 oetfauo
unsecured creditors
Iusra -az-le-'s decision sets ~ rest all the con-
,-ov.-sr anE the affairs Of the road will be COM
rje,zs in a Few days. The rev purchasers. hea0ea
~ Andrew = Sullivan, Of NeS Work. are said 20 be
contemplating large organization with a capital
;zs.lol Of Ss.rE.e, with bonds covering the same
amount
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Aug 5.-CATTI1s- Receipts ano'5 - -.
head: market steady: 70 prime steers sffs -.
cows Sass hsfers S36>5 5-'; bulls - ov4S9 5
ceirfs about head: market weak Go',a 70 M
hsavy So aOGss 30. meGfum good heavy 90 "g - 10, -
butcher weights So 2oaen 90 sood 20 prime "a ne
- etl6 sG so: selected 80; bulk OF sses
s6dsG 50 ShEEP-Receips about 2t.ss, 1sss &
finatp e. s.iai So 20: Ianlbs s. 55Gs7 ea.
tiucirnsti Aua- i.--Hol5S active. DutcneIs sit
rers s6 sJT>G co. common s. go 50 20 tAIti
10 s-runz fair good shippers s. 2aGS" coilnil
asa - SHEEP steady. s2GSi 90 lambs sseHGS. s"~
. East S Buffalo Aug 5-CATTLE-Reeeipts 7N'9 had
e. s5 &C. e h1,chers 5fGs5 So heeTs. 80 7'tes t
rovys e 5lsds. - bulls. S5a 50: stocAsrs ah1
ss sOass ac stock heiers. s. 15G3 80. fresh cows anu
Recepts = 200 head; active and zoe lower as
Sass so HOGS Receipts. l45s'' neei; -t v.srs
S S,e ~ - r, ST; ss7 roushs. s. o1i> 90 t'ass
S.{7ss 20, dairies sseSs 20 SHEEP and LaMh5 r.
ceips head: sheep sstiye and s,esy; TesTngs
@ lose 90 wethers s5 1895; ewes ss""sS % sn@ep'
i" inion stock Yards Pttsburs. Aug H.;
81 ssa So VEAI. CALVES $sgss 30 49, %,
rit light: rnarke: steady Prime "s.ne,s go pSe.Sr
cIz and common. s2ss; lambs $500 So ." Is SO IS 81.
sotjyns a.: heavy workers. SIS So - 80 H5le SO
and Rigs s7as5 rouzhs 90 sle $, ;" 90 on, te.5
Kansas CITY. 5-CAfTists-fse ~ s,rT1e
,cudnE. 2 SOurherns: market s'.en. s,7r
bocc eSnort dressed beef steers = -S,s' -
10 good S. 25Gss % western fsd s'esss s s No,
sI1 ,hS cows 50 fsGs2 81: native cows Sc -
o,iIs befeys 81 leass bulls 81 CSC 81 -; calvSs
@Fe llOGs-receipts. 5000 fear: .sasze NA a. 80
s.n- aeSc~e s,s1ss; 10. RIGS and lights Seu
TseceIps head market ssrons am ac
lambs So 75 g - naive sss ts,s s 7SIs6 7: stock
yestIinss 81 251s5 s 50; .zSs Wes'e'n sHee'' -
c.N
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
TOR 4CCO TRUST READY.
One Counsel to Represent american
oud Subsidiary Concerns an Fight.

49,. American Tobacco Company and fourteen
,T.,siarv corporations Will be represented at the
.r az the suit OF the government against the
80. s,v gunius Parker. fhe 5unior counsel for the
r.-- corapenv. He filed n0tice Of this yesterday
- ,r,a offtcs OF the clerk OF the United States Cir
80, court as Williamson w Fuller. chief counsel
- FAMED as a defendant I'm the governments suit
"a xoTsty TO dissolve the trust
-he CORPORATIONS for whom MI Parker appears
GO the Brsfls.9-AEnerican Tobacco Company. Lin
,,cs- she American Snuff Company. the American
..-n-fe Company. she Havana American company,
Eisckuelrs Durham Tobacco Company, S Anar-
.v-oS the NcnO9oi Tobacco Works. the Mean
Frsns q Forbes company. the Manhattan Briar
pine Company. the International Cigar Machinery
company, fhe Carson Vending Machine Company.
nc F1OrOaora Tag Company. the Thomas Cusack
company and the Cuban Land and Leaf Tobacco
company. The individuals fOr wslom he goes on
-eoord counsel James Is and Benjamin N
Duke. Caleb e. and Robert II. Duias. Williamson
" Fuiier. Psrciral S. Hid. Herbert ID. kingsbury
George C. Allen. Rufus l.. Patterson, John IS.
Cnsb. George A Ecime. Thomas j. Naloney, Will
fam r Harris and William II. McAliister.
Sf-oOk & SfTook. OF No. S2e Broadway. Will repre-
ser, the United Cigar Stores Company sle
Al the defendants Will have so file answers the
complaint on the frs: Monday of September. when
.he out OF -o~n defendants must give notice of
representation by counsel
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.. S.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. August 1891
COrFEE-Th. coffee moderately active
during yesterdays session. sales for the ia. being
hags The opening steady unchanged prices - a
and after improving slightly during
dav prices cssed off again IN the iat-I
trading steady. net unchanged 10 ="
points ioNeT- Ts opening decline was due 70 llQua
lion or realizing and rather Disappointing European
cables the market later Influenced by good
demand months exporters. covering 81
shorts and some scattering demand. which have ten
encouraged by the continued cold weather III an
Of sac Paua The Brazilian seemed 10 be or
The only one 81 the mar He's
20 report any change Rio. which - reis hise
while receipts continued light the ports tc tne lAs
81. 900 baes against 600 the previous week ana
as eze lssSs the week last year " ute
European markets net unchanged ana ram
burg was unchanged L pig lower Europe may haN
nut there Is European short .9tfres'
IN Senreu,ter which In demand for the a.
count Of leading trade interests who have taken up
ring contracts ever since the nIt q .ne
The market for spot cofee vas qNe'. WIN ""
ri0ns basis Of 6aAC Tor Rio NJ
The total deliveries in the niied Sies
the week 1921 hags, against 12'HHs iast Ntf
an5 T0a az last the former amount New tN
nsn-s a. Faio and Santos week follows RIO
rlee including 3le" 10 'ne me-
states Europe and s.srf to zap etf no
rnenfs 600 bags of which 5000 were Tor tne
states s3oec for Europe Santos clerans - oN,
feFs incIi,dfrx "a O.,o the United states ara -sts
20 F-,-ona santos shipments. 0el RAGS o. Nli.'i
- 600 were ror the United States and lW's H
VICTORIA rlearances 1900 bags To the ns
400 tess. stock Gao: clesTa1ces to GERMANY iu
tzcs ard 70 Of Europe. 2on'e ins ~, =
TS5e aaS santos for week totalled .. e. ~,
-r1srp, ree last week. $4,000 last year anu -'
years locai markets
range Of contract prices ia '''N
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

gQTTO>-The cotton market was not actlfe nut
,re. rSled sfeadv 30 rrn closed steady az not
advance OF Il points sales were estimated al
go 600 bales ,--e =. -
The opening steady At unchanged prices 70 an
advance OF points covering by some or SATURDAY :
sellers who dsappointe! that the weaihsr man
.5sT sho rain for Texas This cfiaai'd
vas no. heayv however. and shortly afterward the
market of net loss OF abouf 70 pol,s
sTrer vhic II Southwestern bun support
and local covering The forecast held out no iHtne-
% of the drou1h IN the
Southwest and a good many private wires were re-
claiming from excessively hlgn tenn
peratures and lack of moisture The market oscai am
if. c-rn on these reports during the afternoon ana
oi6 m "a Is nsc FOR october Il points net higher
and within points OF the high level touched rlght
ef.e- rta condition figures Of last FTi'!at
There some realizing toward the close. ana last
vrcrs or points Off from the best -
liverpool and the absence OF cahles NAV
in checking general
liverpool viii to-day. anording the hrst of-
orfrnftv for trading there since the puncatoh or I
condition figures last Friday l@ast
Teakse weather report from washington ccrlifeftSSu
non sha need portions Of the western oeIt
S ~ was anticipated this feature OF the situa
.ior would receive attention again from the bureau
reoo~. at noon to-day Private adNtces from tne east
report that the Ealns OF last week "a'S "e"
ffea :he crop. a., -, ,...1,.4. IN
The OF contract prices III t'S iS~"- --'~N
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

FLOUR AND MEAL.The -four market was. was quiet: h:
oonaned chiefly kansas grades Bye aoqr ,a
good g go chqGs & 70 Srisd fapey "a ss 20
BAG MEAL MEAL steady Quoted: Tins white and ysSw
S l 1PDz sss so saaGa ssday
laanE aogT DO SIS red 6SsS@ sSs SSS @ so s
,2s dog s2s 10; honlny ,a ehos % s2S@s DuiN'
asRfsIN@wTEAT-s result OF heavy interior ere re.
eslps and a. visible ,s s .npsy at aeVeopea
,naar,ase yesierday and decline that brought out
l.s Of s1s.sd sSaI0s ssss e net l is ioseS s
s hosls as ss s ss ~a.
els than on the w ffaher large offerings
pig caIiot ssn.s ss hsa sa,s
ossy ihs situation Bulls made
ai.r nfarorabis from spring wheat snt
were unable 70 or se the weight Of
which .SsmPsd ~ the s5 a,hn ,n the chief steadnes
omaTa middsy the trade bonsht on reports ss 2,
Yer asass as
fsorasle 20 cables received from enp9s .,
so'a. :'tss is-:4 s':ss :Sa + sSa
;s.ut NE vsss so1 .usps
asa 600 push.s compared With s Increase M ., 10
600 or susse, H.. IN sssa S.x sss York
s5se So hard ar .aaaa Min.r. ss5se
while nrst the corn maIss, ,s WIN Big advance
,ayy ceiling ~, saasr eossa Ssh
wsashs, and e59n .sn.ns IN rarsrd
s crop continued a,noIs n eay frost
sss1 ns nss crop good &c aaa
49,. nver SUNDAY warmed UP conslae'as, 20. .hln
fuIee central states NorGs Snip
80. n.ereased 1000 ono bushels for ,hs
MONS 4l2 600 5ushen Ntie ne
Ine IN nass.se loss Of 14,s ooo hnsnels
indicated coroit!on o! - yer
Ihc .~oinst ~ month An sxpora sus an = s.
&C. : iosds reported No corn eloser s. % a.
eisvss" ~ vsiow b. ahoat oAIsLIh vas
ana no. September aKan WIN an
ns ~ &c in the price. followed ny !: &c &C. 20.
s,"rncon distant months turned very meax .f % noInt
maSkes s.u'@ ~ Nsv York eash were ouoten az
uo~e: Mixed 81 n 54Fse nauaAI 1a =, s7gssie
~ 81 ~ ~ nni.t. Eo Western @oc nominal = O.
b. York ..X,~,-c
NEW fcfsh i'''
! wheat: Opening Hs.a Icy cos:. oss. s, o..
s:s:as:s 5ss:<a ..::-.rS Hss HIS VS. 'iS< a@& las
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
Proposals.


TDUBFaCr SoTICE--CETT OET NEW ROCHELLE
l'SsIs OF sever Certificates Of Indebtedness
sealed proposals be received BY the city Cs-x
AZ hs office IN city Hall Building corner or NAN
ard Mechanic Streets. 20 O'ei0eN y NJ Iu.-cay.
sur 3 1907 for S+7.elss5 sever certificates q m
Os .oaoo0 each. except rn2r Ce-tl1eas
No a. shall e the % S1GlGss % pc tzst-i
Du~SIaut 20 Section zoe Of Chapter Us Of tne Laws
- $500 Of the state Os Ycrk The said csrtif.-
size end will the ct five (sl ger
cont rar annurn sold the person. s--n
highest premium therefor act
viii I Dated July. 1a'I. and cash 81 ta~
sad cerTfcates % shall b payable fv-
vears fror, its shall its face contain an
orfion Of New E0rhels % pay In one year
from the date Of II the Common Council q te
city OF New shall elect Interest the SAG
cerfiara4es will be payable the first days q, july ad
January each year
zach proposal must accompanied BY cs-t-et
check On a National Bank Incorporated nsrS or
rvlst Oft OF New Work for S-ssC-'
.he city Treasurer of the CITY .
New Rochelle deposit 70 be forfeited % cne tt
ir the PARTY parties whom these Gs-teatss ,7a
awarded shall fail 20 take ana pay fo- tn- same N
accordance with the terms Of sale
-as rsr.fr-1fe= to be delivered o,'c. % trs
civ Treasurer of New Rochelle. y u On
the 18th day August 1906 at IN O'Clock IN th- sor>-
~Sc. bisa will te received than par.
Purchasers required accrued interest,"
Council reserves the right 20 REJECT a'y
nd al bids.
CITY CI~rk. ard marked as such
Pv order Of the Common Council o, the City g New
r,.ss ~ev rochelle y v Jiiv ~ 1907.
CHARLES Es1rNzRwETE2 CITY Cl.rs