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The National tribune., 1907-01-31

force of setting nail and pounding it
gently day by day, year by year, till he
got 1t in to the head. Curtis Is not q
full biooded Indian, as has been said.
but is the son of the late Capt. Curtis,
a veteran of the war of the rebellion,
and an Indian mother. His mother S
The National tribune., 1907-01-31
THE DESTRUCTION OF SAN
FRANCISCO.

This set consists Of 25 views of the
destruction of San Francisco, being the
most complete stereographic history yet
published. In photo coiors.
Price rs cents. With The Nations,
Tribune one year 81.
The National tribune., 1907-01-31
Can Go Him II Better.

Chas. Baxter, Co. X, 7th N. Y H. A.
Delmar, N Y, says he has a coin dated
1879, which is II years earlier than
Frank Jones's coin. Comrade Baxter
has been a subscriber to The National
Tribune for over % years, and could
not get along without it.
The National tribune., 1907-01-31
How the Deaf
Are Made to Hear

II you suffer from defective hearing
VI wrte 10 GEO p. WAY, of Detroit, who
ne was practically cut of from all So
cfal intercourse with his fellow men.
The National tribune., 1907-01-31

4, TRIP ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
This set consists of 25 fac-simile ster-
eographs of trip across the Continent,
including all the historical and wonder
spots of America. In fac-simile photo
colors.
Price 35 cents. With The National
Tribune one year 81.
The National tribune., 1907-01-31
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THE HOME PET. prize Series.)
pet series and prize series Of stereo-
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of 25 groups of children and pets. This
is the prize series selected from COM
petitive exhibition of some of the best
photographers in the United States. 1t
is exclusively made into stereoscopic
views and reproduced in colored fac
simile stereoscopic views
Price 35 cents. With The National
Tribune one year 81.
The National tribune., 1907-01-31

stereographs of the Holy Sepulchre. the
Manger, ETC., as they are to-day, make
up the most interesting of all the views
that have been issued. IN fac-simile
photo colors.
Price IS cents. With The National
Tribune one year 81.
ODD SIGHTS AND ODD PEOPLE.
This set consists Of rs odd sights of
the old world and new world and odd
people. their manners and customs. In
fac-simile, photo colors.
Price IS cents. With The National
Tribune one year 81.
WONDERS OF THE OLD WORLD.
This set consists of 25 stereoscopic
views of wonders Of the old world in
fac-simile photo colors.
Price IS cents. With The National
Tribune one year 81 >---
The National tribune., 1907-01-31
PANAMA VIEWS.

This set consists Of 25 views of the
Panama Canal Zone as seen by Presi-
dent Roosevelt during his recent visit
to the Isthmus. The set everyone wants.
1t is a pictorial history of the goth
Century wonder-nothing like it ever
published.
Price IS cents. With The National
Tribune one year -
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o teeocp views entirely to ole copies view dan nee
gh all of
Heogap news subjects ~ before publish
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The National Tribune has made arrange
ments with large manufacturer of stereoscopes
for such very large supply that we are en-
abled to sell them at the very lowest price
aprice that could not be secured by any party
who would use only limited number of the
stereoscopes. The price is SO low that we are
enabled to offer TO our readers a very hand
some and serviceable stereoscope, together with
The National Tribune for one year, at $I.25.
If anyone is dissatisfied with his stereoscope he
may return it to us, postage paid, and we will
return to him rs cents.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

ANA Interest.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, October. 90 1907.
BEEVEs-Reccipts were ~ 72G head
Guiding 81 FOR and slaughterers and Q
Nothins doing in live cattle The feeling was steady
for best grades Dressed beef & IN % demand at
ceived reported live cattle steady at 10s gl2Ac per
dressed weight: refrigerator Beef at London az 1oc
per IL. Shipments to-day the Victorian TO Liver
SPIi stter ssmatedI the OCEANS for
pool viii @hGt e 44S9 gqSep sn Of % oSe %6rs B
CALVEs-Receipts were 122 head including 81 for
the market. Prices % were 81 steady o with common to
calves at SO 75 and no grassers offered Two OF
calves to arrive at the Goth street mar
noon calves quiet but steady at 9ql4ao per
ana 7ai3s4c for country dressed calves
per iGO ID do. Il5 II. so: 2 do. To- 81 So
w 'Etei r. Hume veais ieo b. at so 25 fed calf
iOS He%ton ,S % & CO. veal 1so lb. SO; 1 do. lb
AND H 5ot s
for the market. making with the stock held over yes
hotb sheep and lambs and while trade was not brisk
s .haep s he so at @ e 90 3 100 6 ea %
s2gss; medium 90 prime 40 lambs az So 81 40
at a 9sS per H. with few wethers exceeding quo
saesSe%on CO. 2s virginia lambs average
a g. a al 81 Per scO s 5 Vest %IEna Ia do z H. s. lS
29s 5 SG 20 ~ m 81 s. S a So $50 Co. or0 q Ohio S sheep % @ as @ 81 0
go 10 DO S. H. at IS S9 N ~ vsHia e. n o 6S lSo no at
lsGs an q r =" Is s. g. :O :, l95 Z DO
s9 s7I4 go do G8 H. SO 7j II culs. 45 No. 81 90.
state sheep b IS -: do. 100 No. at s. 90: Il
do o4 NJ SO 49, 22 do 90 io 6 a5 s. s. 2 GULL 30 o
Kerns Commission Company: li2 Pennsylyania lambs.
NJ at ST. Kentucky CO. SO 70 at 81; 30I Ohio do,
go b ST. u Kentucky yearings Jos 10 az SO 90;
"a Kentucky sheeD ls ro at se; g Ohio do. ~ ~ at
S3 26. 2G Kentucky culs 81 ID. at So.
Co: 2OT Virginia lambs, u 10, at 81; 81
Virginia yearings 90 10. at s. 90
7e N AT 81 40: 220 do, To- S. 12s; sheep. 100
10 at IS; buck. 120 m. at 81 80 go
UOGS-Receipts "a S,S32 head. and
about carload sale, Feeling steady on Buffalo
advices and good heavy and medium hogs quoabe
at s7aS7 per 100 10 Country dressed hogs unchanged
9lsa11c per N -, - ,-, - -.
hoTs 13e D average 81 II per 100 ib 1877 do lis 10
at 81; roughs. ia 10, at So do l4O H. AZ 80 TO-
stays, 90 n, at 81 80 - - 49, ~
state pigs 93 10. 81 10; roughs. 2il 10 at SO 10.
II IT Hollis ~ state hogs lSS H. at - 10
8 Sanders Pennsylvania hogs ls4 N. at 81 10; ID
do ls0 m al 10: 90 lis 10, at 81 10; 30 do
leo h. al 81 To- do 229 N, at s7 roughs S13 10 at
s6 is; do. $40 N, at So 10 49,
pan1svsnia do es ~ at Sc 9O roughs 300 SO 10
Tudd & Co: hogs, 141 n, at 81 TO- roughs
Is rb at Sc 300 10. at So; stays. 2T5 ~ at
SIS so; / boar. 420 ID. at 81 - =. 80
q q !. s. plsnbask; 17o state hogs las D. ct 81 20
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23

cline OF Cd at Liverpool was weakening influences
at the opening As the market declined many stop
loss orders were uncovered, and these. combined
with the selling for short accounts. caused stie
further weakness At the low point of the day De-
ceraber wheat showed loss of 5%tc from the close
of yesterday. and OF 6tSc from the hlSh marx OF
Yesterday The May option at the bottom price was
81 C below that close yesterday, and &C below
the high point of yesterday. moderate rally took
place i'm the last half hour report from New
York that 100 boatlOads had been taken there for
export. The rally. however, failed TO hold the
market becoming extremely weak in the last few
minutes of trading The close was almost at the
low point OF the day. December opened 11sc TO
17sc lower. at 81 O1 TO 81 O1&4 declined TO s91sc
and closed at 99Ssc. May sold between 81 O51a
and 81 O7i3. and closed at 81 0S;s.
Clearances of wheat and Hour were equal to
47SOOO bushels. The worlds visible supply.
shown by Bradstreet's, increased 100000 bushels
Primary receipts were 1.26S.0OO bushels. against
l 229 600 bushels the same day last year. Min
neapoIis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
$50 cars against 1O12 cars last week, and 9iI cars
a year ago
The corn market was also flooded with selling
ders and prices sIumped almost &c from the high
point OF the day. Ideal weather for the maturing
OF the crop the stock market and lower cables were
the weakening influences. The selling Of
general character. while buying was mostly by
shorts The weakness of cash grain was reflected
I'm the price OF options. The market closed weak
and not far from the low prices or the day. De-
cember opened sc 10 &c lower at 5Slsc TO 59c.
sold of to 57Hc. and closed at 57Ssc- Local re-
ceipts were 475 cars with Las of contract grade.
oats were weak in sympathy with wheat and
corn. A decline of lie to Sc in the price of cash
oats was also bearish factor. December opened
&C lower 81 tsc sold off to 51iac and closed
at 51a4 C. Local receipts were SIS cars.
Provisions weak all day. Increased re-
ceipts decline of lee TO I5c in the price OF live
hogs. and the weakness of coarse grain were the
chief for the declines. At the close Janu-
airy pork showed a net loss of 62Hc. Lard was or
IKE at So 20. Ribs down 221sc at 81 10
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat SO
cars; corn 1sS cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs. $1,000
head
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Oct. 22-The volume OF movement the local
wool market still considerable apd weekly
nearly 6.0oO. 900 10. The demand
fined TO mills. but extends all of
manufacturers believed that nearly 30 per
the local holdings have been disposed or Prices
hardened on increased demand and the firm market
abroad Advlces New Zealand state that local
American operating freely Notwithstanding
hgh prices the local trade the heaviest dealings
tinue territorial wool. although other lines have
been neglected. Ohio washed de!aines quoted
IS lac and medium woods also firm. A good demand
reported Michigan and Kentucky woos nearly all
eighths hall blood. Fine Montana staple
strong as well half blood the latter being quoted
26a2Tc There Is pulled wool In the market.
supply Australian crossbreedS limited leading
quotations follows; Ohio and Pennsy
heeces Xxx S4Q35c; Y. 32a33c; No l washed. 39G4Oc:
No washed JSI39c medium clothing, 2SQ29c; nehalf
blood clothing 2Q2sc; oBehaf blood comhng S3d34c;
threeeighths blood combiug. 33GS3hc: deaine washed
8SGS9c Michigan. Wisconsin, New York heeces; Fine
24a25c delaine unwashed. 29GS0c; One-halt
blood unwashed 32433c eEhths blood. unwashed.
s2a33c; oneduarter blood unwashed 29 $Oc Kentucky.
Indiana and Missouri: Three-eghths blood. 32S3c;
half blood 2oG30c Secured values Texas; Fine twelve
months 72T73c: six to eight months. G5G6c; fine
fail 5TG5sc California: Northern 65Q67e middle county
e2d4c; Southern 60062c; fan free. 5TGe6sc Oregon:
Eastern stable. 70a72c Eastern No elothing. 6s9
6oc; Eastern 6616Sc valley No l. 6Oa62c Ter
rtory bass) Fine stable 72g7se; fine medium
staDle TO672c clothing. 67MT0c fine medium cloth
ng 6567c: one-ha blood 6,6Sc; three-eghths blood.
G26Sc one-quarter blood S3n6c; pulled extra eS72c;
fine A. 6S162c; A supers 52goIc
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23
Topics OF THE STREET.

-oprTc3N TRADING.-Foreign houses sold about
fO..tL1oreand shares in this market probably rep-
fiu 49, most Of the stock bought by them in the
Tesen.s,4~oy Two business days. The London market
o~-sak before the local opening. and American
Tas declined two TO three points.
f-T- 1RON CEPTIFICATES-Pig iron certih-
-. 81 the New York Produce Exchange were
cate .,5 held higher. There were no sales Prices
qne+ e.+aniard foundry follow: November, December,
j@ j@-Torv February and March $50 asked
n,,1DFND DECLARED.-The directors of Lord
tTo,Jor have declared the regular quarterly divi-
end Of per cent On its common stock, payable
- Noverbe- /
DIRECTORS -ELT2CTED.-At the annual
as.ine Of the stockholders Of the National Rail-
e. - Company Of Mexico, held in Salt Lake City on
ITonday. the retiring directors were reelected
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23
EXPORTS.
CASH OuOTL ONS-
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, October -. 1907.
CoFfEE-The cone" market was lower to-day uu-
G'E moderate offerings. with steady net de
Ge Of 3aio points sales day reported Of
selling was encouraged by European cables and
the dem0razed condition Il affairs Wall street ana
While there have been little investment buy ng On
scale down, the lnaacsl situation discouragluE
bIlsh operations for fresh account The
seaay at de line ~ points held around opening
ilGuies during the morning ui then Of slightly
IL the afternoon Part Il the selling
20 be for European account and part supposed
70 be against firm offers IFazi. qt
iet decline OF = franc. ana Hamburg = pfg lower.
No private cables were rrfi-oG explaining the decline
Harre. which y franc early. allyue later
On covering II was supposed however that
situation was having some influence abroad. There was
nothing in the Brazilian suggest any change
IN primary conditions Rio - reis lower
hucudtion Is too slight 70 be considered important and
Sfrtos unchanged Receipts IA llt,fe over the
hgures OF two years ago but this not surprising IN
view of the fact th1t there will he au increase IN the
freight rate after November J Tho ports had
hass against dToon haCs 1908 Jundary receipts
were 4Shh bags. against 10000 bags
Tho market for spot ernoc quiet With quotations
on the basis ~ Csc f'r BIO
The Of contract prices TO av
follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. oct. 22-CATTLE- Receipts estimated.
about $4,000 head; market steady and active;
s. - q 81 -, stockers and feeders s. 40 So
So heifers, 81 s. 20 bulls s. co So calves. s. s.
HOGS-ReCeipts estimated. about $4,000 head market
weak 20 S0a f0c lower; choice heavy shipping Sc 80
So 40. choice light So 81 So 40 packing s. T5f So -
pigs. 81 - So bulk OF sales s. go re- So 40 SHEEP
Receipts estimated about 220oO head, market
sheep. 50 SO 20 lambs s. 75 81 80. yearugs. s. so
NSG.
Pttsburg. oct 22-CATTLE supply light; slow:
steady, prime wethers. s. 81; cuIls and
S2Q So lambs 50 s. % veal calves, S. q So % HOGS
Receiuts light. slow, lower prime heavieS. 50 90
81 mediums and heavy Workers So 90 light Workers.
SO zoe ST SO ~ 81 roughs. s. Sc so
Cncinnati OCT %. HOGS slow; &c lover: butchers
TIE slow and weak fair good shippers 81 65FS5 %;
common s. 254$2 -. SHEEP steady, s. 25a$6 -.
LAMBS steady. 81 JOaS7 -.
East Buffalo oct 2-CATTLE-Receipts !. .2O0 head;
slow and steady prime steers. s. 6JGSG ~. NEAIS-
Receipts, 800 head active and steady S5QSS HOGS
and mixed. S6 @S6 90 a few. 81; Workers. So T5D
Ccipts 1000 head acve sheep steady. lambs. lOaI5o
Kansas city, oct 22.-CATTLE-R Receipts 20 900 head
including 2G00 Southerns Market steady 10 10 lower
good. 50 6Oa$5 Western steers 81 T5aS4 10 stock
ana feeders So l5u$i co; southern steers s. 25D
s. .; southern cows. 81 5ONS3 %: native cows 100
81 50; native heisers s. 50dS4 10 bulls s. 5OG q 65
calves 81 75HS6 SO HOGS-Recepts. 200 head Mar
ket l0gl5c lower Top 81 10; bulk sales. S6dS6 10:
81 6Jd6 II. SHEEP-Recelps, 1900 head. Market
steady. Lambs $GNS7 %: yearliuEs 81 75I
s. dp Western yearn6s, 50 5Q$S TO: Western sheep.
81 5OG$5 %; s'ockers and feeders. So 25u$5 80.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct -Closng-WHEAT-Sp nominal
futures steady December 5sd: March So SID: Mav
IS 6sd coRN-SPot steady; prime mixed American.
Gs futures quiet; October nominal: January IS
FLOUR-Winter patents strong. 32s. HOPS-In London
Pacific COAST. steady. e. los los BEEF-Extra
India firm, Oils 81. POIk-Prime Western.
steady. Sls 2d HtMS-Short cut II 10 rs N. strong
54s BAEON-Cumberland cut. 70 to so 10. strong
rlu. - lb. stronS, G)s long clear mGdes
light 2S O 80 10. strong 57s do heavy. 35 40 10
strong backs 10 TO ~ n. strong,
Cd: clear bellies 16 ID, 57s: shoulders
sqi 10 strong. 39E LARD-Prime Western.
IN terces. firm, ass; American refined in pals firm.
AIS Cd. CHEESE-Canadian finest white new. strong.
drn ais TURPENTINE-Spirits quiet. S9s. ROSIN-
Common firm los 10ld. PETROLEUM-Reined firm.
7Isd. IINSEED OIL firm. S6s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23

COTTON-Thc cotton market weak and un-
settled 1ay. with close net
- 20 4 points Sales estimated $50 bales
The market opened easy a. advance ot points un
october. but generally - l3 points lower October
higher tu higher cables while later months
fe the influence Of good weather south and
"eakners In stock ana financial circles. selling
or decline If q u points market rallied
slightly covering and private cables Liverpool
was sharp break during the middle session following
the reports OF temporary suspension hy O he
largest trust companies AM private wires reporting
tendency Interior OF tho Southwest.
decline carried January Hud the later new
lHw record for the and general
Ist showed "A loss Il o points. Toward the
close covering caused slight rally. and the
steady. but evidently rendered by q
from shorts rather than renewed confidence long
side.
wires received during the day reporting
that cotton previously held by the Farmers Union
being offered FOR sale. but reports
the amount might be by thres
thousand bales The Liverpool market points
lower. but there was good business az the decline.
sales being reported OF 10000 bales The
favorable hut had bearing upon
the market. which influenced chiefly by
financial conditions the talk easier holdings
interior Southern spot markets officially reported
unclaimed i4c lower.
The Or contract prices in tho local market to
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23

The local market for spot cotton quiet, with
and 1I.7oe for middiing Gulf sales loo bags
southern spot markets were eleE tapheG as t@9rioWS @
quiet. &c lower at Ilhe: sales 2065 bales Mobile
weak u a sc lower at l0& q 8lo7hc: sales. zoo
stesdy a io@eT at lie sales 4is bales amoro
nominal &c ie%@r [ AZ e8 fbois s. louis o,jet i
lower at ll%c: Houston steady UNCHANGED at IL %c'
Estimates for & IeeeiPs a, leaains @ points
and 1o,i09 last year; at Houston @ g 1000 to $500
as@ns oI2S aS 1ecia % yetpooI cables spot
cotton. good demand; sales. 10000 bales speculation
American, l2,oo6: nddling upland. 35d. Futures
Set decline eiG Of G5 points October eoid oeo,
January 5sIi.d: January February 5Tslfd
February March. 5-77d Mareh-April 575l3d: ApTil-
July August. 570lsd. Manchester-Yarns quiet and
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour was quiet again to-day.
with prices % oS best ss
The following are prices Quoted on The The New York
Ter straights s. 7oas4 go; winter patents. 50 95@
3S5 eRaS extra No winter, S. RYE FLOUR steady
quoted Fair good $500 25 choice 70 fancy s. 20
50 s5a s. o. BAG MEAL b.rsy s steady QUOTED Fine
irnp s2s co. standard middns s29 10: nour do
sPi ia: red dog s8I 60 (aI October shipmentC; city
bran s27 bulk. % 5oqs29 sacks: mdGling S2s 5og
$sI so; red dog, sS2 hominy chop. $40 bulk. $50 20
ton pTeclptated another wheat to-day.
prices declining Ss % % or @ AMY SI All GHsn dav Gsl
ing only the late afternoon rumors that 500 600 bush
had taken for export in Kansas city. although
there was selling the close claims that
about rs loads found elsewheyI. the check
eTDort business coming from tight conditions
Foreicn markets all ana lower, and
whole situation Of gloom throughout the day
IorraIv Of thu in financial circles No
suczestion difcuty heard in among
Grain houses which considered pretty good index
of The hgfr standing local operators
has beer under tremendous strain all this month,
fluctuations more violent than they yeors.
Traccrs which contributed during
Included better crop and weather from Argen-
tine where n surplus 40 100000 is considered
reasonable by Bfoomha predictions that receipts would
continue heavy the days. and pronounced
,veakness in NoTthweEt markets The buying
rocT all day Chicago there buying under
for resting orders but IL failed entirely
"a absorb the OF liquidation, which
swaInped the market In Liverpool final prices %
NET lower Paris lost iOf25 points and Berlin lc
b,sh Worlds stocks. according TO Bradstreets." in
creased 4iO3 O0O BUSH compared with o
$50 previous week Northwest markets led
in point showing 4c decline.
account of tight money predictions for larger
movement No 2 wheat in the local market closed
sI 0sM elevator and 81 cos a1oat No Northern
fpuluth IL and No hard winter. 81 IL aoat.
cORN-The corn market came under the influence OF
heavy selling and marked depression in wheat and
ia e bush during day, closing about lowest
oint The weather favorable in all
on the belt I.veTpools decline OF 1sd helped 70
bring out lot of pressure from PROFESSIONAL Al
though sssspn lighter than expected they Afforded
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23

/ do SEQ -. 81 rough. 40 ro at So
". Il. Hume. = state hogs 215 70. AZ 81; : rough
335 10, az 81. boar. 800 70. al s..
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23

BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
Furnished 10y Thomas Retnhsrdt No 3s Broad street
New York and No. 10 Exchange Place Boston)
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23
SONDS,

sod lots. fSeIls cents per share.
Not reported Monday. - shares OF C
piorati1u AZ $50.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Oct. 22.-The unsettled condition in Wall
street was the chief cause OF sharp decline to-day
i'm The wheat market. At the close &c marked the
decline for December wheat Corn down &c
Oats showed a net loss of 1 sc. Provisions
17Ikc to 621ac lower.
The wheat market weak all day the
suit of heavy selling by longs. The decentralization
in the stock market the leading factor in caus-
ing the decline, the high for call money i'm
New York was almost of equal importance A de-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London Oct. .. p. m.-The market for Ameri
,on securities closed weak. Final prices follow:
London New York New York
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23

FOREIGN MONEY MARhET.-Can money in
London p as per cent Open market discount
rate for short bills, 4lsGA4 per cent; long bills
4T-lsaf4 per cent Berlin discount rate. 47s per
cent Paris discount rate, 1916 per cent Paris
exchange on London. y francs u centimes Rar
gold as led Berlin exchange on London, . marks
gL pfenligs.
FOREIGN SECCRITIES-Brit consols for
& francs I7ia centimes.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23
RAILROAD AND oTHaR STOCKS.

/ Shares -, - ~--,--'
- iOpen FIighi Lowl Fin Bid. ASK
New-York tribune., 1907-10-23
Trust Companies.

relief for the market the
prevented any supporting orders 2 corn
closed iO1tc elevator and 1i4c afoat; No Northern
Duluth, l4c, and No hard winter NE o b afoat
OATS-ihere break OF about nc in the oats
market. Influenced by weakness elsewhere and the
street situation. Receipts much lighter than
pected but had no effect in checking liquidation. Cash
oats in the local market quoted Mixed
26 to - h. JJC; natural white 26
clipped white, - 10 20 10. 6Ii4U70c. RYE-Mnrket easy
10 . western, 94o, 20 arrive b New York. BARLEY
MARKET easy. Mating. 81 l2pS1 %. I + New York
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04
About Canary Birds.

tCanarles are exceptionally affection
ate birds, as every one knows who has
had them for pets, but that they are
Jealous OF their masters or mistress
affection Is not generally known.
Many incidents which tend TO prove
this fact have been cited 10y bird stu
dents. particularly attacks made upon
pet dogs by little yellow creature SO
tiny that the dog could have swallowed
II at one gulp. They are jealous OF
each other, too and IL You have two
such pets you will notice how grieved
one viii feel II you pay too much at.
tention 70 the other One little bird
whose mistress owned her mate used
10 push her mate right off the perch
when the woman tried 10 talk 20 him
IN the cage and get In his place herself,
where she glanced back Indignantly ut
Dickle and uttered sweet little sounds
10 her mistress.
Canarics were first brought 10 Eu-
rope In the sixteenth century. They
became most popular IN Germany
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-04
Duties o. the PresIdent.

Theoretically tho president Of the
United States iss the chief executive
that Is 10 say, the man whose business
II IS to enforce the laws passed by the
Representatives OF the people
The sovereign people, through their
servants in congress, express their will.
and that will II IL the business OF the
president 10 carry out
The president. according 10 the con
stitutlon. has no right 10 make laws or
70 pass upon them after th-y are made.
save by the exercise OF the veto power.
Ills sole and only business IS 20 exc
cute the laws as passed by cougrcss
and aljudicated by the supreme court.
Such Is the theory as laid down by
the trainers or the Fundamental law