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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-06-20

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variably cure an ordinary attack Of
diarrhna.
II can always be depended upon,
even In the more severe attacks Of
cramp collie and cholera morblm.
tits equally successful for summer
diarrh1a and cholera infantum In
children, and 10 the means Of saving
the lives Of many children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweeteDfd II Il pleasant to take.
Every ,nan of a family should keep
this remedy In his home. Buy II now.
PRICE, 2Oc. LARGE SIZE, 900.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-06-20

and talk over the lumber
question. It's important, as
every building that has been
or is to be, is built largely Of
lumber.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-06-20
Pacific Northwest

One fare for the round trip, June 20 to
July "a. to Portland. Tacoma. Seattle and
Vancouver. Very low rate also on same
dates TO Spokane. Return limit, Septem.
Der IS. Stop-overs at pleasure.
Via California for slight additional cost.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-06-20

To Chicago and the Great Lakes-,ask
for illustrated folder " Chicago as Sum.
mTer Resort" To St. Louis. To Saratoga
Springs Knights Templar Excursion in
July = ask for knights
NRIg1ysffasW Templar folder. Tc Dos
IktfSSssl .SinEl ton. To Philadelphia
JHE1seYESA Elks Excursion in July.
fMklA.lsSsM Full particulars and illus
les]W|Ns trsted literature from
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
esy pEposIToRs WILL NOT LOSE
Receivers Of Union Trust Company, of Provi-
denee, Favor RESUMPTION.

7r,,.sence. Nov. 3O.-The opinion tba. e,-o,,.
.ositor can ne paid in full if the bank is nar
ftte5 10 resume business under conservative
-.,arenlen; was expressed in a report of the
-nora-v receivers OF the Union Trust Coronanv
. ,his city filed in the Superior Court TO-DAY
-. trust company closed its doors after 2 run on
os+ahe- * following New York ins+;tu-
.ore Of which Marsden J. Perry, first yce-nresi-
s,t of the Union Trust Company, was an official
The receivers have collected all moneys due The
,-k 70 the amount of sl,562. .2S9 There were cash
so,sirs Of s. .Sz9 TO the credit Of the recev-
- On November % and outstanding loans Of
,-,ois kinds amounting TO s12I7e219. Only a small
.-centage of these loans. the receivers say. can
a. ciassed as uncollectible, but much larger
~.-centase may be considered doubtful TO the ex-
go that the securities could be sold now with
out a great shrinkage from the value at which
.hsy were bought in case Of forced liquidation
IL receivers criticise the banks loans as undulv
s.-re as compared with the resources
The receivers find that the trust cornpanv is
heavily interested in the Norfolk & Southern Rail-
nav company, the future Of which they state de-
-snds largely its management. They add that
:, case Of q permanent recevershfp and consequent
I,o,,idation the stockholders would get nothing
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. 9o.-CATTLFs- Tieceipts, about ! 200
head steady; beeves <3 2as6 so: cows: 81 15
81 so; calves. S5dST Texans 50 l0dS3 80. Westerns
So 10$5 stockers and feeders. 81 IO0S4 10 HOGS
Receipts about II 600 head: market 5q10c higher light
81 40G$4 30; mixed. 81 45Q$l %: heavy, 81 40gS2 81
asa SHEEP-Receipts about 5000 head: market
steady: native. $2qS5 Western. S2aS4 90 yearings
5OdS5 lambs. 50 T5n$6 30; Westerns So 75aS6 So
Cincinnati Nov. 3o.-HOGS-Market active, 3 10 10c
higher butchers and shippers. s. To- Stg$+
CATTLE fair good shippers. 81 s5q$J; com
mon S: 25qS2 70 sHEEP-steadx: S2g$4 so. LAMBS
Steady. 81 25aS6 50.
Buffalo, Nov. 5O-CATTLE-Receipts $50 head
quiet VALS-Recepts. $50 head; market active
and 25c lower S5GS9 30. HOGS-Receipts. $500 head
market active and 1512c higher Workers. and piss 50 l5
dS5 roughs 81 40GS4 co. dairies IS o$5 ~ SHEEP
AND LAABS-Receipts 5000 head: market active and
steady: yearlinSs. So 259$5 80.
Union Stock Yards PittsburE. Nov 3O--CATTLE-
Supply fair: market steady choice. 81 604S5 70: prime.
So 25Gg$5 30. HOGS-Teceipts light market steady;
prime heavies mediums and heavy Yorers, 50 90 nEht
Yorers. 81 pigs 81 90aS5: roughs. $4g$4 SO SHEEP
81 -. culls and common 81 5Og$2 80: lambs, 81 509
s. 20; veal calves $S4SS 80.
Kansas city Nov O.-CATTLE-Receipts. 1.400
head; unchanged; choice export and dressed
head. SHEEP-Receipts. 100 head market nonllnaly
steers. So sookers and feeders s. 75 81 40;
Southern steers S3G 81 30 Southern 81 0 81 15
native COWS 81 S3 so native heifers So 40 81 so:
bulls So 5O6DS4; calves So 75 receipts the
week SO 100 head. HOGS-Receips. $500 head; mar
ket IOm16c higher: top 81 80: bulk OF sales 81 50
81 So heavy 81 550$3 65; packers 81 45 81 co. pigs
ana lights. 81 so; receipts for the week. 1920
steady; lambs 81 rs SO 10; and yearlings, S40 q
81 S0 Western yearngs 81 25 IS %; Western sheep.
25aS4 stockers and feeders, $50 81 25 receipts
week. 2.1O0 head
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
MAkE-sEIIEvE MAscoTs.

Gamblers are notoriously supersttious all who
have visited Monte Carlo know. There you viii
find parasitic class who live the superstition
of the frequenters of the tables They are hUach-
backs. and the gamblers imagine that they ara
certain 10 have Of luck after touching ths
humps OF these unhappy wretches.
Accordingly, finds at each entrance TO the
Casino row of waiting hunchbacks ready to bring
luck to any one who will pay them Each has his
own list of patrons and q very comfortable income
some OF them earn
Not few of them normal in every respect.
their humps being simply padding and framework
strapped upon theft shoulders. One such was
Gently exposed and punished summariIy- rumor
had spread among the gaming fraternity that he
was a fraud so one of his patrons. instead Of pat
ting him gently the back. as usual. gave MIN
resoundng thwack. which effectually dislodged the
bogus hump.
Having thus effected a record quick cure the
gamesters determined that their patient must also
take the waters in the lake of the Casino gardens
in case he should have relapse After lengthy
dip he " thoroughly cured that he ieIr Monte
Carlo. never to return. But there are st1l bogus
mascots at the doors OF the gaming hall ana there
always will be till the foolish superstition dies our
Nor treal Standard
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov. 30--Covering by short interests
in an oversod market sent wheat prices soaring to-
day. At the close May up "a TO Csc TO 113c
10 Use. May corn closed q TO &c TO &c TO 1c
higher. Oats advanced sc to 13c. and provisions
were &c lower to &c to 10c higher.
Wheat showed hesitancy at the start. owing TO
a falling off in export demand and reports of an
excellent crop in Argentina. although these infu-
ences We're offset in a measure by growing belief
that expoTtabe surplus had been nearly all dis
posed of. May opened shade higher TO 1sc TO II C
lower at 81 o. Is 81 o. u, and sold OF TO 81 Vi -
Later in the session, however, the market rallied
sharply covering by shorts Elevator interests
took all of the December offerings and advanced
the price of that option two cents. May followed
touching 81 03fs the bulge. The close was
strong with May at 81 033s 10 81 03& December
ranged between 94%4c and 96$4c. closing at 80 sc
CJearances of wheat and flour equal to llI0Oo
bushels Primary receipts were 1.24S,o00 bushels
as compared with 1.22S.000 bushels year ago
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 715 cars against 679 cars last week and 7ol
cars year ago.
Unsettled weather, light receipts ana good cash
demand gave rise TO a bullsh sentiment in the corn
pit which became more pronouncso iSies VAN t0s
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
's9lnDdaUoO 4sn4.L
Ma,

May ............12S5 1900 1885 1895 1915
METALs-IRON-The market for pig iron certid-
changed No sales, Regular grades are quoted as
SI4Q$l7 January SIG so asked; February, SIG 49, aF
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market bfth
syfnps and nolasses was steady with moderate bisi
LAsSEs-New orleans cen nrifuga common 156l9c. air
l9922c good 22@26c prime 2SG3oc; open kettle. :4q
&c sYRCPS-aGonlmon 13@14c; fair. 15a1Ic good $50
oIis-cottOnseed oil was moderately active. with
OF shorts and limited offerings December was the
G. 800 January se.s a Sole 700 March $75kc and
900 July. 39ls 39c Refined petroleum was reported
was unchanged We quote PETROLEUM-Standar
4.95c; refined cases New YORK 10 SOC: philadelphia
% Soc; water white New York bbls lo75c; bulk &c;
New York. 139oc; Philadelphia. 1850 COTTON
sllo% yel spot $Sc December $+% aa2c January
372lc; May 3sls @3sac c: july aGI 39Isc: off sum
Iner yellow November, 32l2 3 &C; good off
yeow 42c INsEED oIhAmerlcan 4n 1n seed IiT ey
a - q soc; 9ut-of-toNn raw 81 045c Calcutta raw
olP PPRoyIsIoNsn1he % provision list was generally firm
strength in grain and covering OF shorts Chicago had
PORKSteadfH dy' ;.o0' % and 9nai!a -,,Yo
quoted Ness $40 so. family si4 50 Si5, packet
STEADY. Quoted: $39. DRESSED HoGs-steady.
no. Piss: - CIT MFATsnPjcl5ied bellies quiet
SaCteo S1no6ins 1@g 1ei5c & u 10 10 Ioc l. H. s9
-,
9t2 q 1oc. TALLOW-DUl; city, 5asC; country, ga
Sq sfoc city lard steady Quoted: Sc Refined lard
quiet Quoted: South America. 9.75c; Continent
S9oc: Brazil kegs. lie Compound steady Quoted =
=. q 7lse. sTEARINE-Quet. Quoted: oleo SgSlec;
RICE-The general steady here
while at the South there were firm spots owing to
conservative offerings and the entire situation II
pertains to rice at home and abroad is quite favorable
TO holders. Quotations follow: Domestic screenings
25s qS+c; ordinary 494lso fair. 4Fs 84&c: good
ordinary, 5q5b<c; prime 5la GJac choice 57s 6isc
Japan domestic 53s g5+c: Patna. foreign 55s @Os+c;
Rangoon and Basseirt 5G5@sc.
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar quiet
and unchanged. The following list prices, subject
rebate Of 10 points and discount OF per
cash. days Crystal domnoes. 715c; Eagle tablets
7l0c: cut loa5. 500; crushed. 550c moHld 5.15c:
cubes Eagle 5-lb bags powdered and Eagle cofscti1n
ers granuated 500c NN<% powdered. 4NJc. powdered.
coarse powdered and fruit powdered. Eagle
and extra fine EraEulatad so. Eagle > II of
rn@ gTanuated. &c: 2fh bags 1nc. 342ih do.
C'c: 6ib bags do &c. - 30 n bags S5c Eagle
fine standard gauuated and diamond SOC. Eagle
ION bags OF fine Eranulatsd 1880. confectionery A.
4.Glc: No J. 4G0c Nos and g. 455c: I. soc. 3.
4sc. No q. ! 4oc. No :. 435C. 43Gc. . 25c:
No 10 15c; No u. 41oc. no IL. .oac: IL
il. II and 1G SOC The London
steady, with prices unchanged fully maintained
quoted the basis OF 9s 4izd November Deceu
ber The local raw sugar market quiet and
changed with centrifugal PC test 3ssc muscovado
Q
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
Trust 1mpana IS.

asc Go Eastern 1s1s do Peq0syiyn a;n sB5 ieSga h35e6
do Western picked tSg 1elSS @esiorn Ge oh'S si a
Eow Western CRY s Pesd e.ler scaded 1o12c;
Southwestern {c31I &c; COCKS. old dry
% 6adsd or gS Me!3sT RgGks ie fTinGE GEESE s aa Ils do
5 90 d6 iSed axe A 8 5as2 90 dark 81 5o do culs
sDS nn5 6sP Other descriptions generally quiet but
frn II nsr dozen S29S3 10 ircah SSgSS '0
Fa9yER hae Isas golden pos do F27sn q9s b oa 7 English
dozen s3q$3 so ooDcop ~: : RIDfs PeT PAS per pair
s. 459s RfB RfT Paf5 Bc cav, IS P s. 7Sas$ do
Re 5edfeads te sS 81 SSS 5cs a io as sTeein e15e;
DO common 2Oql0c RABBITS. eotton'a' per p1i'' Ivy
f FoTT6Es i 5d2S AND Rsf P5 of DG5ss RGs
5ed @ T cab6ass @ plentiful eo aSie i2sF Eyer
esPeeaIy short cut GneuerS ness fancy Mushrooms
weak Peas in larger sItply ana s. sSM beans steady.
spinach lower other vegetables quoted we 9uo1 &
POTATOES bermuda crop per bb $tSG er SACK qo
81 2'Sl @ iS so so @ sat Fgn n state and western per sao
i oaS1 So do jersey per b5 6Oas1 80; do per sss &
Sass 90 Regeta6es- BIiGssETs Sprouts. per quart
SSi2c BEf.TS Per bbl 81 5OG$1 70; CARROTS nearby.
Ter Dbl bag 75cS1 do Bermuda per 1ate 81 70 e. "a
as: cABBNGES Danish seed per ton, s49SI do do. do
m S1l So cTICTffRs Iaslsrn per dozen 75c
81 a. do per s box sass 5 do Florida per basket sig
81 10 crate Slat$l DO GAL I'VE 1f,S; ;+ sS
Island short cut per 62 $2g$2 20 box 40 ssi 35 IN
New Orleans per bbI c5GS2 ORSEItADls per Do
S41S6; EAI.E. Norfolk, bbi SC.tbc LEI 80
state per basket box. 5oca$i do Eastern Per o s1P ~
SIG$I 10 North Carolina per basket 10cgsaa 70. ~
Norfolk 25075c: do Florida per basket ocg$&- @ 50 V a GO
New Orleans per bbl 81 J0n$2 -; do per nam Dbl S
Ret 81 c5gSI 10 per small basket 81 LIMA b:a'
Isernluda per box aoaS3; MUSHROOMS hotLoisJ'
per 20a6o ONIONS. small white pickle per 20.
S. seas 90. Connecticut white. per Dbl . oV4St
do yellow 81 -; red 81 5oq$2 do state Witt
per BASKET SQSI % 90 and Western, Whlte pi
crate 5ocaS1 do per bas S29S9; 90 r yelS~, 10 =
81 25g$l 10; $1Q$1 5o sALL9Ts Kew 0reans IG,
per 100 punches. S3d$+ OYSTER PLANTS, PEI
bunches. S3aS5; oFlA Florida per carrier 81 2oaSs'
PEPPERS Florida. per carrier S1Sl bu Pas, FI|'
per BASKET $2qs4 PARsNIIS per boil Sla$l %; PoMr NJ
KlNS per bbl 75cflSI; PARSLEY. Bermuca per A pnAs
81 75q$2 do orleans curly 100 bunches 81 2Gg
s.. do plain 81 .0GS3 ROEAINfc New Orleans peF epI
S3IS5. do Florida per basket Sl9S2: 40 Berrnuoa ISt
box GOcaS1: RADISHES Norfolk. per basket S2ceNl
ho;house per buncnes. 81 5s3 sTtiINI BkASs:
Florida per basket. S1S2 80: 90 per crate SGsi
green, per basket. s1as2 90 DO per crate Stgls
do Charleston and Per basket 'VcesI ~"
SQUASH Hubbard, per bbl 81 5oqS2 DO marrow 81 2g
81 30. do Florida white, box. SlS1 6O SFlNACft
Norfolk Per hh 75cI7S1. Baltimore. 1Sc T)AlATOtS
Florida per carrier S1NSf 20. 90 Cuban. SlHS2 DO nor
house per 10G15c: TTKNIFS. Canada. rutau.1sa. Per
Long Island. TutabaEa loca 81; 40
white. per bill 81 p. WATEKCRH157' per 100 ouhches'
Toledo Nov o-CLoyERsEED-Cash. 80 so: D.eeT9- s9
her So March. Sl00 ALSIkE-Frirne. 80 80
TIMO-HT-Prme. So 20.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York November so. 1907
BFETES-Bechipts were 81 LOAF head. in
Guiding saughtereTs and for the market.
and ii number held yesterday. No
demand for live cattle to-day; nominally steady
Dressed beef quiet yesterdays quotations
ana unchanged. Exports to-day Included $40 cattle
s600 quarters OF beef all for the London market
CALNES-ReCeipts 40 head including A. for
butchers 81 the market. and 81 head
held yesterday Trade limited. but vcals steady
II bunch OF Westerns held over Common
good veals sold 50 100 n. Grassers and
Westerns nominal Dressed calves slow at 81 q 1+zc
per n for city dressed yeals sG1Jo for country
dressed. "a iac for dressed grassers.
SaIes-Kcrns Commission Company, .: Indiana
veals 170 10. at 50 100 II: do. 40 ID. at ss;
calf. 32O 10. Sc
Saunders 5 veals ia ID, at so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 1914 cars. or
cars FOR the market making with II
sale Sheep slow and medium sheep
lower: good lambs steady; all others dull and weak
stock tho scales except half OF
sheep prime sheep sold at 50 500S6
10 Few choice at IS 5o common 20 primo lambs
a s. 5o4$7- Dressed mutton slow at 7G9c per ID;
dressed lambs at 3Hl1izc choice at 12c
Saies-Kerns Commission Company: los Ohio lambs
TG H. SO 10 per 100 10. - do 63 ID So 231 In
diana do GO 10, n So 90 135 do IS ID at SO 40 Sc
sheep 115 10. at 50: 12S do. GS h. at 81 90 81
Indiana do 10. 81 30; 81 do. 1o1 10. So -;
81 do ~ H. at 81 80: 144 Kentucky do. III
b a 81 20; 50 20 lb at 81
1913 Ohio DO 6s H. At 81 % IS ohio sheep. 107 10 at
50; do. rs IL, At 81 so.
Sc i2ls.
HOGs-Recelpts were ~ cara. or 1885 head all for
slaughterers- Nouinally higher on Buffalo adVices
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
SIGNS OF LONGEVITY.

.Tn the medical world" said well known vet
eran doctor of Tioga yesterday, lit is a generally
accepted fact that person bears physical In
dcations of his prospects of long or short lie.
A long lived person may be distinguished from
short-Ived person a. sight In many instances
physician may look at the hand OF a patient and
tell whether he she will live or not. The pri-
mary conditions OF longevity that the heart.
lungs and digestive organs. as well as the brain,
should be large. If these organs are large the
trunk will be long and the limbs comparatively
short. The person will appear tall In sitting ana
short in standing. The hand viii have long ana
somewhat heavy palm and short fingers The orain
will be deeply seated, shown by the orllce OF
the being low. The blue brown hazei eye, as
showing an intermission of temperament Is IA,
yorable Indication The nostrils If large, open an0
free indicate large lungs. A pinched and nall
closed nostri indicates small or weak lungs Tnesa
are general points of distinction, but OF course.
subject tho usual individual exceptions'-Phiia-
delphia Record
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
FERRY STOCKS.
wHERE pocToRs NEVER ASK FEES.

q Japanese doctor never thinks OF asking a poor
,,~sS5sent Tor z fee There is proVeEp aLi-ohb llo
--eslleal fraternity OF Japan ~ hen the hWili eI
-Aes poverty and disease, invade home lIieil ne
nc takes aught from that home even fhough II
=" gwen him. IS a rObbeF." -,
Often saws DIR AfafsIImoto "a doctor viii not
vn.y ~ give his time and his medicine freely TO me
saterer. bur he VIII also give him money 10 Toe
II over his Cfre necessities Every physician mas
e. own osDensary and there are very Few cieIi- Ii
sSe shops IN the empire. When q rlcn man ca4iS
80 - Z physician he does not expect 70 be preSeIlCed
80 hiI fer medical services. in fact, no sucii
.tisl9 ss : doctors Dill IS known ia Japan al
Jug nearly all the ether rnoceru aFplishits ile
vogue there. The doctor never asks Iof hih Ite-
.ie strict honesty @ the people makes ihis uh-
ESSAY When he has finished with a palieHt d
,se.ssft ls made 70 him OF whatever sum lle pa
aert or his friends NAV deem 20 be just compen-
ss]iion- The eoctor e. supposed 10 smile take the
-DSt Do% and thank his patron TRIMS.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

CoTTDS-The cotton market had another FAarP
advance during to-days session with Mareh seIiLhs
above II cents on bull support ana coFc4ns-
Tho close was steady net advance ot II 70 Il f'is
sales were estimated At 90 bales. Inc IilaIhet
0r4na5 steady at decline Of to points. "hicn " as
fa-te- than due on cables and during TIE carry session
buying Wall Street bulls VINO were
rrofabIv Influenced confidence in the small crop th2
commercial gen
e-allv and the light movement II looked as II some
Of the local interests and ~ fessonai cotton op
tors were opposing advanCt ana toward the close
-bere was very selling evidently with view 10
interests but
ms were surprisingly We'll taken. and whoever may be
II Is plain tfat
nous funds available that side OF the MARKET
one prices a 10 10 points ne" hisieI 90
IL close was within points OF the top IN spite
OF earish efforts which had the assistance or cfsid
yEaalreu5 showed
large spIn1lers the week and light move
,0.1- into sufficient 10
Liverpool market, which was probably depressed
f,.t tenders Liquidation 10y nearby longs ana
csf1e ve-a n 2I- points net lower when due to come
2 70 C points higher About 1000 bales OF cotton ar
from Saturday, presumably Tor
delivery contracts and Il is SAID that 4'o
fsIes VIII arrive IN the future
The range prices in the local market to-day
r-as
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
HERBERT L. SATTERLEE. Counsel.

growing strength in wheat. Shorts were anxious
cover and forced to bid the price up sharply
because of small offerings. May opened unchanged
TO &c higher 55c 90 1sc. and after receding 10
54Tsc sold up TO Sc Sc closing strong at 90 Sc to
tract grade.
Oats advanced sharply just before the close
In sympathy with other grains. Trade for the
most part was dull and devoid of feature May
cpened 1sc lower at 501ac and closed at so sc 10
sic after ranging between 50asc to 501ac and 51c-
Local receipts We're 266 cars.
provisions were quiet and in the absence of any
partcuIar pressure to SELL showed gains. with the
exception of mess pork. under buying of miscel-
Ianeous character. Pork was in little demand. and
showed a net loss. January being off T1ac at
s12 621s January lard was up sc at 81 So Ribs
were 71bc f0c higher at S6 75 to S6 n u Est-
mated receipts for Monday: Wheat 22 cars; corn,
163 cars; oats 130 cars hogs, $4,000 head.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
EXPORTS
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, November so 1907.
COffEE-The higher TO-DAY.
closing & advance OF baio points sales
OF Il ,sp bags. The market opened steady s an au
"a 10 points IN sympathy with higher European
cables light Brazilian receipts, but the buish news
restrict offerings rather than promote buying
account and ruled around tho open
the entire Havre = franc
higher ard Hamburg = al pfE higher following tn
reaction previous day. and in the absence OF
cables attributed the light Jundahy receipts
Of bags the
years ago. Receipts the ports were shade
the figures but far Tor the sea
total s-il about coo bags nei!ihd
1850 figures ana with the interior movement iaIlls
u total receipts Tor The season
might r. smaller than in that year when the crop vas
about q prospect. however, which
reasonably likely with each week o. coi
paratively light receipts. sufficient 10 al
tract any general investment demand. and business IS
mostly professional ths account OF various trade
interests The spot coffee quiet WIN quo
tations on basis OF 55sc for RIO no a
OF contract prices in thS local 1nlhet 10
fa--T as
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IJverpool. Nov. 30--C1osng: WHEAT-Spot No 2 red
Western quiet IS 104c: futures easy Decembor Is
1Gs.d. March SIS sd: May Ss I'D CORN-Spct quiet;
prime American. 5s I'd futures quiet December 6s
54.d: 5s 3i4d. PEAS Canadian steady as 1Od
rTlVVinter firm. Sis 3D. HOPS-In London
1Pacidc COAST dull f2Qf3. BEEF-EXtTa India mess
arm o6s 3d PORK-Prme Western steady, S5s.
HAMS-shor cut. Ii to 16 10. easy. 42s BAC0N-Cunl-
brland cut 30 H. easy, 5ls short rib. 16 TO q ID.
easv 5as long clear mdds light. 2s "a 10. dull 53s:
do heavy 20 n, DUH 62s; short clear backs. 10
"a m easy ass; clear bellies. II it 10. easy, 60s.
OTII,DERs-Squnre. II TO t3 IT. dull 33s. LARD
Prime Western tierces. Ais Cd; do American
fined. pals. easy. ABS Cd ciiEEsE-Canadian finest
white new quiet 6Cs; colored quiet, 6ls. TAIL
IOW.Prime city weak, 29s do Australian In London
iuIl 32s 9d. TURpENTINE-Spirits dull, Sos. ROSIN-
Common steady los 81. PETROLBUM-Re firm.
I'D IINSEED OII)-Dul. 25s. COTTONSEED OIL
Hull refined December-AprIl. duh. els 9d.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
sHEEP FARMING IN JAPAN.

eeasui g Il Scidrnore. Of Nagasaki reports that
eoent issue Of a japanese paper contained aile
,.s9h1ng statements concerning sheep farming IN
.hPn. which ne has verified through Inquiries al
- Nasass1lSi Prefecture
st,H magazine devoted 10 stock farming ana poo-
Esr ~ Toxic states that sheep farming IN Japan
.ot 1he most part proved q failure t1ne she'p
So So on the plain al the base OF Mount bnzeil, in
.,ss.osbara. Nagaesld prefecture. however, mas
<<agee quite SUCCESS having steadily continued 10
t''.n ln the past decade At first the num-
Al. % Eaeep kept there LnGer one htlnuIeti
- - Present they number about one thousand. The
r'es OF sheep which have hitherto done best there
- 1ef1no and fouthdown. The company owning
- 'sren has purchased better stock for breeding
~ 80 and has engaged expert this year with
~. ssip OF the government Great improvements
x<,e ee undertaken .n the pastures, and IL is e1-
49, enal the farm viii become yer. important
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
WONDERFUL SWORDS.

The most valuable sword in existence IS fhas
OF the Gaekwar of Baroda- Its h1it and oefS
are incrusted with diamonds, rubies and emer-
aids. 1t is valued at S1.fO000o The Shah OK
Persia possesses a sword valued at SooWU
There are some costly swords In India, ana Doen
the Car and the Sultan possess JeWeiled saores
of great price The most valuable sword IN Great
Britain is the one presented by the Egyptians
to Lord woIseley The hilt is set with hrilliantAs
and it is valued at $1O0O0-Montreal SsandnfA