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New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. December IS 1907.
BEEN Es-Rec.ipts B. 54e head all OF
which direct to exporters and saugh-
or live weight Norninaily
steady. with moderate receipts expected Monday
Dressed beef quiet 7la a. 9i@c per 10. Liver
pool and London cattle and beef markets unchanged
n and p.ice this to-day
Included 200 and o0e quarters OF beef on ts
New York Southampton for the London market
GALNEs-Recelpts were 1876 head. including A lor
tUtchers and 95 for the market All the offerings
calves OF good quality. which sold al 80
100 n The feeling appeared 70 be hr1a on lgnt
supplies Dressed calves were IN moderate receipt anu
steady yesterdays quotations -
Sales-S. Judd 6 Co % Western calves 3oo ID
average s. per 100 rb-
NHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were "a cars OF
GeIS head including 20i3 cars for saughterers ano
81 Sheep were entirely nominal
but slow the were not cleared
to good lambs sold q Sc % a Sc % per 100
n would exceed quotations Dressed
S1k 13c per 70; dressed lambs at 9
lie with hog lambs selling up to II q 4-c
country dressed hothouse lambs slow at s59slo per
Sales-Kerus Commission Company; 20 .l,o
lambs Se 10 per 100 NJ 1lo bnffa,o
%. - n Sc 2o9 do 81 10, at sc 80 <oa oo o.
II. al ss % - - &c
Tobin & shannon 14z Ohio lambs. 60 n at se 10
l<a do. g. 10. al Sc %. - ou
HoGs-Receipts were 2eaz cars. or e2ls nead' an 81
Tor siauehte-ers Nornfnaliy frrner on fsuHaie GU
vices Country dressed hogs rloT at oasc per III
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
OTHER MeRKErs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Ezst Buffalo Dec 2s-CATTIE-Receptr 70 head;
sis. TEsIS-Receipfs 1eo head; active ana &c IeVeF
ss6s3 HoGS-Receipts. 300. head; larry acu.e'
.e higher. heavy 81 9Qs4 30 MIXED a,e n2Sk dS
dslriss s. 7sa*z 90 SHEEP and LAMBs-Receipts; 500
bead: active: sAeep steady: lambs. loc mghef i@is'
oicsgo Dec s-cATTLE-I Receipts. about 600 s heao'
market steady: 81 45aSs IL cows ana
81 2oas4 So Texans loas3 90 calves s5ass =, % s 81
HoGs-aeeepis about 5000 head na1[kss sas @ heayy
higher: light 81 z5ass s5: mixed s4 30qss - s
s. 5eess IS rough 30as4 80: pigs - sa s ~ ,esa
SgTsS CO SrIEEP-Rece.pts about 90 'soees
market STEADY native. s2Gs4 20 Nestsrh "a 81
yssrngs s. soas5 % Ians :5 $50 e5; western e -
SIS Sc -. . .At,
Cincinnati Dec 2s-HoGs steady butcher and ss zap
p~ saas< 90; common So eyGs4 80 x
ias- good shippers 81 75Ns5 % cnri.nosl seS- 10
sHt-EP steady strong s-stss % LANDS S'
UEion stocS Yards Pittsburs Dec. 2scAII S5 X
ehEEF-suppy fair. steady; prime "etlsh' sse6Sss m
sut common, 81 JGas2 50; veal eaiEes; 5yos
ssnhs ssQss -s TseGG-Hecespts fair hGncfs p,- p.Es
nssrfef. mediums and heavy Eorkers Ss eo - -
1orkerE. zgass ~: Sass 40 5sh e % 60
Kansas city Dec. .s.-CATTLcfseoelpis iooo ~. -
essee beef sieers s. s0es5 70. fair 70 goo9 - LoV
% Western seert So 501sz So sockers and feeoea
.sht< 2s. 50 5alCSi 3D. ~
t-lA1. cows 1888 30, native hel4eT sS1ef
11is - 756s3 65 calves So G0Mxs ss recepts ioI
1Si00 head HOGS-Recepts sap ffsan aIss a.
..sHE 81 zaGks packers. So B9dsz CO. PIGS ana Is
- -Sa&s Is: receipts week e,5ts hese
itecelps steady lambs, 70 f14So -
enc vearlings 81 Western yearfs e -
western sheep S3 5f1<s 81 stockers sid iss-esa
~aa'. ssr-iV-s far tRs week. 1e.too head
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. December IS. 18t

New York. December Is. 1907
chahEad ade for the day was very light little
sibe that prices Would be shaded small white
good sized lots could be moved but as rule holders
Red kidney are weaker California have
Psy @ Quote s sS aT6u 1867 peP p
@ 90 DO nddan eS 81 5 3aoe soSo
% 10 so0d so%c s2qSz g GOD saS ao e White dn 1901 o
s. 65aS2 1o d red sdneg 81 s2 o. bse2 rte SOUP Choice
81 a5a$2 yellow eye. 1907 choice 81 lSgs2 20 lima CA IA
ifornia So eosss e5 PEAs-scOtch 1901 bags q a'@
= BurrER-Tseoepts TO-DAY. 4.ss7 pkgs. few job, lob.
there not much disposition 10 Iaae me tbe EarT
br Iisay 70 rade t of storage but choice
qualities OF bes goods g Sp not moved well this
impossible to some o faeoy q
packing stock rule much the same me as guo5ed & Of e @
sclals per D. SOC Do do e5iTss 5Tss
22e de hld dd sPeeaSa saaonas e DO state dairy tubs
fair 2oa24e spsoads sc DO h1ds
151e imitation Sreamey IN geodn5 TssS i7aisc DO thrds
iaec rolls fresh common ION to o. choice no SIs aso packing
stoe Nc 49, do No S: 90 & 80 boxes exports be5
The market is rather quiet c oaS GAINED sh % to be
lighter hands while 5o6eeTS RS a5e AND rl m
tie any change expected until after the new year ialrg
opens Liverpool cable: Finest Canadian nm oSs doP eooed a
coored white. hne i5se do large eoioTedi me
Hc SKINS 1h4 10 specials. lie; GO SKINS Ens o72@
she to good. eGsc' do common s's@4'sc; do
full skins. 1m2c-
TGGS-Receipts to-day. 4.325 cases The market for
shows steadnesS at sse ssaTp ds
hut on the whole fair supply OF stock 10
come next week dealers expect to be able TO
suppy ali demands present basis OF prices There
Is however In the market and general
surplus on the present basis
of fresh gathered show no material
change excepting nearby stock which is lower owing
quality of the Western and Southern
goods Storage eggs are steady in the very highest
but there considerable TO sell average
qualities. for which The market rules slightly
in BUYERS favor We quote: State, Pennsylvania and
rearhy selected white fancy, 32q34c do good choice
27d30c. brown mixed. fancy. 2I@2sc do firss
to Western, extras. 26c; 90
sts frst 24ssc; do seconds. 22a24c do thirds.
o002ic refrigerator fancy. 1sIlsc do frsts 11Gl72c
seconds l6Ql8l7c; do thirds 159l5sc do Inferior.
l3l14c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. selling slowly and weak.
holders asking prices Pears dull Grapes
considerable accumulation an
weak Strawberries plenty and lower. Oranges
plenty and selling fairly we'll. Pneapples dull and
We quote APPLES per bbl. 81 rs 81:
PEARS. Duchess per bbI 81 5oa 81: do keifer 81 50
per basket SiGSl 2St GRAPES, Concord.
per an basket 1o912c: do Western New York. per
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

C0TToN-To-day's cotton market moderately
half session during the holiday week but
fluctuations were irregular within d narrow range
The close steady decline OF 28E points
sales estimated 100 .090 bales The market
opened steady a decline OF 3g6 points in response
lower Liverpool cables reports that the annual
slowly and hearish weekend figures After some
hesitation, however, prices rallied on covering 70
shade the closing figures Of Friday but easec or
again later and closed practically the low point CT
the session Monday Will be the first January notice
day, and the fact that January showed no special
weakness during to-day's trading probably promoted
covering the theory that the weak interest
liquidated- Brokers believed 10 be repre-
sentiug December bull party buyers Of Jan
Of March. and IL the opinion In
circles that the December bull deal was TO be
carried forward into January The English markets
closed ~ az points higher when due TO 1o32 a
points higher and the English spot market was
points higher Of 1000 bales. The worlds
bales for the week. against increase of 163. 600
bales for the week last year, and as the into
sight thu week $4,000 bales. against a26 600
year the indicated Fpinners takings were smaller
than last season, at 231 600 bales against 263 900
The cotton market will he closed Wednesday of
week and. with feeling Of more or less hesi-
regarding the influence Of endofthe-year in
ventories statements general business the
local trade is expecting comparatively little fresh
unless thera outside developments
The range prices the local market to
fay Was
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

METALs-The market for pig iron certificates
@ and Decee s15 sac sly SaGsd 9 as s9Gs sn
Id March. ST. April. 81 i; May $l7 so. and June
AI0LAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for mo-
lasses quite hrm in with moderate jobbing
but quiet quotations follow MoIAsS SEsNNe% Or
leans eentrltugal common - q l9c; fair, 19922c;
ke5te. kettle "a q 43c GPS-c9mInon - q lac; far 10
0ILS-Cottonseed oil was lower for nearby delv
ti tgs & HqeF pressure rom Feners While later pos.
Sales 800 b9ls January $osc eoo March; S7's a274e
leurn was uIchanged Linseed oil was quiet at recent
bbls S.75c; bulk &c: Philadelphia zoe. bulk 05c
refined cases. New York. os0c: Philadelphia 10 s5c
delpha. II. 70c: hulk. Gs5c water white. cases New
York. 1890; Phtladelphia. 1as5e CoTToNsEED
05I-Pr!ne crude. 2sc; prime summer yellow spot.
Febrrary Ss3 a 8sss 90 March s7 7isc 90 wax az
a57&c: July: IS 3S1<c; Oft summer yellow. Deem
a. % rT5sFrr3 or aT-ian nm sod yei-ow low
4sc ou-of-town raw. a. q 45c: Calcutta raw zoe
PROVISIONS Moderate advances occurred IN pro
visions today following grain and on light receipts
with 1900 expected on Monday and $50 900 next
-steady. Quoted; Mess 81 5og SIS family siss
quoted Ness $40 80 ST. faS 5c SScEet
Quoted ssT !aa5 a so s9s 81 6TEssE s % H6 daMs
Steady: Quoted: Bacons, Csc $50 n 6Ee: lso n.
Pefed 10 Sees R gu 9aie PisS Quoted Smoking a. oo
d0a 10 n sc IL n s IA n Sow sSed hams cans
5ac; country. 5A g57sc IARD-s5eady quoted:
quoted. 7e Refned lard gu que, Quoted; @ 81 south 9di
Compound steady. Quoted: -. a nc sTEAR1NE-
Quoted: Oleo. rs 1T&c city lard stearine &c
RICE-Trade In local circles was moderate with
At the there good trade, with firm mar
kets Quotations follow: Screenings % n 33+c ordi
nary. 4a4hc: fair. 45s 6@Ac, good ordinary 5T5Ac;
prime ~ G5%c; choice. 81 6isc. Japan domestic,
~ a54c; Patna- foreign, 57s q 614c: Rangoon and
Bassein. 5S52sc.
SUGAR-The market for refined sugar moder
ate with steady undertone and prices un
changed The following list prices subject TO a
rebate of points and a discount of cent for
cash, seven days: Crystal dominos. 7.15c Eagle tab
let's 10c: cut loaf. 60c crushed. 3 soc; mould A,
3 I5c; cubes. Eagle 5-1b bags powdered and Eagle
confectioners' granulated. 5O3c xxx powdered.
95c; powdered coarse powdered and fruit powdered
and Eagle and extra fine granuiated. 49oc'
Eagle 2-fb OF fine granulated &c. 2-rh bags
do 510c 3i4 N bags do. 505c; 5ib bags DO, DC 10
n bags do Csc; % and so 10 bags do. S5c Eagle
fine or standard gTanulated and diamond A soc: soc:
No :. 4.5oc: No 3. 45c: No g. 4oc; 10 4-33c: 70
o @ 4 &c No 10. 41Jc- No II: 41Oc: No
12. O5c; No Is, &c; Nos IA, 10 and 10 395c There
has been business in raw sugar. but particulars
are not given. II is understood however that 1t Is
he O business Duty paid prices ars
centrifugal; 33oef33Hc: for 81 test
n3 OJc for 50 test. molasses sugar
The London market for beet sugar was firm and tin-
changed 9s I1Ad for December and at JOS for
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
port 300 bales: American 5000 bales receipts 81 600
Futufes Steady points higher on near months
points higher on late Ino1hs Cosga ] ] ste@ay on e ,s
months December DecenbeIJanuary. 5 esd: Janu-
April 57l1@d AprilMa 8 72d; May-June 573d; June
e1id 9y septenbef-ooteber 5SSd october-Novenber
quota}ioh: & S Basihass Very isht Rye aepr
loving are prices quoted the New York Produce
Exchange @ nTn 81 Wt 81 81 2
spTng clears 81 sra % 80 m wnsT sc s. 2e
FLouR-Markct steady; quoted: So per 100 n RYE
fH8e fhoioe to fancy. s. as5 80 coRSMEA|Frm
Quoted Kiln Kiln dried s. ns O. si6S 81 @ s. a 4o
ED d ss5gs1S % mdG6g siK 6g s2 r2iea e6r
s So Tsd F S9 So I s. as saos mGdng
s26 SO $50: red dog. $50: hominy chop s27 bulk
SIS g 7se.9 .t2 3ILMEAL-s$b bsSt 90 market today DE-
deal Of strength and activity showing & at
,p 10 the highest point the week The started
out strong response better cables than expected and
lighter Argentine offerings 1t being evident that the
crowd extensively ozersold. pulls % sI sI
az New, York reached chicago 81 os Clos
at O'clock being quoted at 81 lt IN the local IaTe @
rsin was ranent in Argentine although present
weather was ne oN Wsd @ h,s peana $40 on @ s m
previous these figures being considered very bull,
day account Of receipts 91 b bIy cs e a + Wa nti
mated that one Of the large January dividends in
.s Might be extensive outside speculative trade in
est as the latter market possesses many features of
strength al the present and would easily respond 70
go, sIvfnr Liverpool quoted 1sQ14
5er Paris markets as5 points Berlin Sc
Ioer and Budapest 5sc off from the previous day The
..et market in New quoted as follows: No =
red 81 o. elevator and 81 os afoat No Northern
Tni,,+b 81 24& No hard winter. 81 1875, o b
.-OFs>S-There was pronounced strength in to-
ss corn market and West with advance of fully
+he rejecting active bull support and
ecfes covering shorts Among the bun FACTORS haV-
Inc an influence during the forenoon were ght Chicago
Tesseipts an advance of Ad al Lyerpool. the wheat
sstrerpfh and q cash demand No ? corn in New
st,ciosc5 al 131zc 67isc afoat; No
:. white e75sc No yeloW nominal I b afoat
9th markets cats developed notable
,anptt and about over Fridays close. with
aa9or neople good buyers and offerings lisht al day
81, New York closed follows: Mixed 26 10 80
- .4r: natural white. rs TO 2 n 557za57 iac and
1ured white 40 70. 561z G621ze RYE-Marltet
am, No 2 western Gle. o b New York BARLEY
norniEal.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec. 2s.-CIosng; wHEAT-Spot firm:
red Western winter, rs SID Futures firm;
March. IS 111sd; May. IS 1oAd- coRN-spot hrm;
prime mixed American. IS 4iad; prime mixed
American old IS Cd. Futures steady; January 5s 4d
PEAS-Canadian steady. rs ad. FLOUR-Winter pat
ents steady. 30s Sd HOPSIn London (Pacihe Coast)
quiet. f29f2 16s BEEF-Extra India hru~
s6s Sd. PORK-Frime mess. Western. steady. Sos 3D.
HAMs-Short cut. IA to 16 H. quiet. AIS. BACON
Cumberland 26 so h. quiet. sos Cd; short rib
16 TO - Ib 53si short clear backs I6 20 H.
easy ass Cd: clear bellies, Ii 20 16 ID, quiet. 5Ss
HOULDERs-Squase. II 10 f3 10. quiet. 34s Cd
LARD-Prine Western. In tierces. easy. Ais; Arneri-
can refined. IN pals dull. 4as Sd.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
Dividend Notices.
The New York Trust Company
26 BROAD STREET.
Coupons due at this office and after January 19Oe

Ashland Waterworks Company lst Mtge. IS
Auburn Gas Co. 1st Mtge. Sinking Fund SIS
Bronx Gas & Electric Co. 1st Mtge. 5s
Central Market Street Railway Co. 1st IS
Citizens Gas & Electric Co. of Council Bluffs
1st Mtge. 5s
City of Dallas, Texas
City of Galveston, Texas
City of Pullman, Washington
City of Rome, Ga, Renewal or Rfdg Mtge. AIS
City OF Sedalia, Mo-
City Water Co. of Maryville 1st Mtge. SIS
Clinchfeid Coal Co. IS
Columbus, Grove City Southwestern Ry. Co.
1st 5s
Eastern Parkway Co. 5s
Edison Electric Light & Power Co. of Erie,
Pa, 1st IS
Equitable Illuminating Gas Light Co. of Phila-
delphia, Pa, 1st Mtge. 5s
Erie County Electric Co. 1st Mtge. As
Florida Publishing Co. 1st Mtge. IS
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville R. r. Co.
Gen. Rfdg. is
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversviue r. r. Co..
1st Cons. Rfdg. AIS
Franklin County, No. Carolina, Funding
Globe Street Railway Co. Debenture 5s
Greenwich Tramway Co. 1st 5s
Herkimer County Light & Power Co. 1st IS
Hackensack Water Co. 1st As
Indianapolis Water Co. GenI Mtge Az & $50
Jonesville, S. c. School Dist
Kansas City & Wesport Belt Ry. Co. 1st 5s
Kansas City Southern Ry. Co. $50 Col. Gold
Notes
Kootenai County, Idaho
Lincoln Traction Co. Gold IS
Macon, Dublin & Savannah E. R. Co. 1st IS
Mahoning and Shenango Ry & Lit Co. 1st
Cons. Ref. 5s
Metropolitan Water Co. 1st Is
Minnesota Waterworks Co. 1st AIS
National Conduit & Cable Co. 1st 5s
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
DiUidend Notices.

New London Steamboat Co. 1st 6s
New Orleans City & Lake 1st 5s
New Orleans City Railroad Genl 5s
New Orleans Railway Light Co. Genl AIS
New York & Westchester Lighting Co.
Northport Waterworks Co. 1st AIS
Norwich Gas & Electric Co. 1st 5s
Otis Elevator Co. 4%o Registered Gold Notes
Paducah City Railway 1st Cons. 5s
Pocshontas Consolidated Collieries Co. Inc.
30 Yr. Gold 5s
Peace River Phosphate Mining Co. 1st Cons. IS
Pixies Peak Hydro Electric Co. 1st 5s
Plattsburgh Traction Co. 1st 6s
Richmond Light, Heat & Power Co. 1st 5s
St. Lawrence & Adirondack Ry. Co. 1st 5s
St. Louis & San Francisco r. r. Co. $50 Col
lateral Tr Gold Notes
San Diego Consolidated Gas & Electric Co.
7Go Collateral Deb. Gold Notes
Sharon & New Castle Railway Co. 1st Lien
S. F. 5s
Somerset County n j., Building As
South American Mines Go.
Spring Valley Coal Co. 1st 5s
Springfield Railway & Light Co. 1st Lien
Ref 5s
Tacoma Gas & Electric Co. ISL 0s
Terminal Warehouse Co. End Mtge.
Utica Belt Line Street Railway Go. 2nn
Mtge. 5s
United Gas & Electric Co 5s
Utica. Clinton & Binghamton Railroad Co.
Genl. 5s
Worcester g. Connecticut Eastern Ry. Go. lst
412s
Watertown Water, Light & Power Go. lst os
Western N. Y & Pennsylvania Ry. Co. 1st 5s
Yakima County. Washington, S. D. No. 2
Youngstown Sharon Railway & Light 20. Isl
S. T. 5s
JANUARY 14TH.
Wladikawkas Railway Co. tRussia)
JANUARY 18TH
City of Oregon, Mo.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
THE BANK OF AMERICA.


The Board OF Directors have to-day declared
semi-annual dividend of thirteen 03) per cent. free
OF tax payable January 2nd 1905 stockholders Of
record this date
books will remain until January
ard 1905. ". NJ. BENNET. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
THE PEOPLE s BANK
NJ tho T,ftty af NaW Work

THE PEOPLES BANK
OF the City Of New York.
Dec. 10Th 1907.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEENTH CONSECUTIVE
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
The Directors have this day declared a semi
annual dividend of Five Per Cent free of payable
on after January End, 1905.
transfer books will be closed the 21st instant
O'Clock and reopen January End 1905
10 o'clock A. NJ. WILLIAM MILNE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

THE FOURTH NATIONAL. BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
York December Gath, 1907.
Board OF Directors has this day declared semi,
annual dividend of FOUR PER CENT. payable on and
after January End, proxino.
The Transfer Books Will close at 2. ~ this date.
reopenin. January End 1905
CHARLES H PATTERSON. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
WELLS. FARGO s. COMPANY.

New York. &c. 1907
A SFAu-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE FER CENT
has been declared Directors OF the Company pay
offices stockholders or record on
January Is. 1908
The will close Dec 81, 1907, and
open 'A AAA1a' " H B. PARSONS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

THE COLORADO SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Coupons due January 1st 1908 from the First Mort
gage Five Per Cent Bonds e the COLORADO
SPRINGS AND CRIPPLE CREEK DISTRICT RAIL
WAY COMPANY will be paid after that date
presentation Office OF Thes Chemical National
Bank 2To Broadway. New York City.
The Colorado Springs Cripple Greek District Ry.
JAS sTEUART MACKIE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
of the City OF New York.
December 20. 1907.
Roerd OF declared a
semi annual dividend THREE PER CENT, free of
tax, and after January ? 1905 until which
date the transfer books will be closed
r. v. GAMBLER. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.
Twenty-third Street and Sixth Avenue
York, December 24th- 1907
Az meeting Board OF Directors of this Bank.
held this day quarterly dividend of Three Per Cent.
and an extra dividend OF Eight Per Cent. we're de-
clared the capital stock Of this bank payable,
free~of on and after December 31st. 1907,
The transfer books will be closed until Thursday.
January .. 1908.
W. L. DOUGLASS. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
Dividend Notices.

Office of the Maryland Coal Company.
No 1 Broadway. New York. December 4th. 1901
a meeting OF the Board OF Directors held
this day annual dividend OF two and one-half per
dividend OF and onehalt cent.
we're declared Preferred stock payable January
1905 Preferred Stockholders OF record tho
cIosiug of the books January ID 1908.
Transfer will close January %. 1905, and re-
open January 6th 1908
Checks will be mailed
H p NEDHAN Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
NoyemBERrs FOREIGN COMMERCE.

The chief Of the bureau of statistics. Department
Of Commerce snd Labor. reports the classification
ri ir1-,orts and exports November and for the
.is.e~ months ended November so follows:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-30
Rutland Horse Show.

The Rutland Horse Show and Breed
ers' Association will hold their second
annual meet Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, June %, u and q, on the
Fairgrounds at Iiatlaad, Vt.
The prize list, which has just been
issued, contains one hundred classes,
which provide for the exhibit OF Nor
gans, Roadsters, Trotters, Draft
Horses, Saddlers, Ponies, Hackneys,
or French Coach. High Shoppers, Tan
dems. Foar-in-Hands and Jumpers.
There ARE five championship classes
besides eight specials. The directors
this year have introduced novel fea'
ture for the ladies', class known AS
the ladies' amateur driving class, the
horse and runabout TO be provided by
the management
Besides the blue, red aud yellow
rosettes, denoting the first, second and
third, respectively, GU beautiful silver
cups will be awarded.
Any exhibitor may enter horse in
one or more classes for one entrance
fee, which is Sl.O0, thus giving him an
opportunity of winning u number of
prizes. X
Entries close June 10, and should be
sent to the secretary, W. X. Farms
worth, Rutland, VT, on or before that
date.
The following we'll known horse
show judges will act as judges at the
Rutland show:
Samuel Walter Taylor, editor of Rid
er and Driver, New York city; Francis
NJ. Ware, New York cityya horse show
Judge for the past 80 years; Frank G.
Trott Of the Boston Globe, one of the
best known judges in Nav England.
The railroads have co-operated with
the directors of the Horse Show and
will have in effect special excursion
rates TO Rutland and return from all
parts of New England and Eastern
New York.
The motto OF the association is
Breed Good Horses" and it is with
the idea Of increasing the interest in
breeding good horses, for which Yer
mont is justly famous, that this asso-
citation was formed and the shows to
be held.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-30
How to Mix Fertilizers at Home.

To any Farmer who will write us,
mentioning this paper, we will send
free postpaid, several formulas for
making a first-class fertilizer at home
together with the cost of the ingredi.
ents, directions for mixing, etc.
The Vermont Experiment Station in
its bulletin No. ll6 has the following
TO say with reference to the value of
home mixed fertilizers as compared
with the ordinary commercial brands:
ION every account, however, financial,
educational, agricultural, it is better
to buy the crude stock and home-mix
IL one uses ton or more"
All up-to-dste farmers should be in
terested in the subject Of home mixed
fertilizers and we are in position to
help them. Address,
CARROLL S. PAGE. Hyde Park, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-30

And IL You have some old bills yol
cant collect, | will tackle them. NJ
pay until get them.
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And am yet making those large
Photographs, four for VI 90. Outside
or inside views and Portrait. ! will
call If you ask me. All work guaran-
teed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-30

Apple trees are almost in full
bloom.
Schuyler Towsley WAS in pawlei
Saturday.
"A. b. Engrem OF Rutland was in
town recently.
Allen Hoslcy Of Manchester spen,
Sunday 4, Z, A. Frosi's.
Charles Roberts returned from
wallingford lasi week.
Miss Winnie Stone visited her aunt.
Miss Mary jerks, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haley have fin.
ished work for H. Is. Daniorth.
Mildred DAnforth and May Eros,
were home over Sunday from Burr and
Burton Seminary.
Oliver DAnfor1h and son Charles
ARE doing tho farm work for Miss A.
V. DAntorih this spring.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-30

am also Promoter for the Walter
A. Wood Co.'S. Machines, with special
prices for cash.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-05-30

His maiden name is Isl CLONE" the
man who writes stories for the MAN
CHESTER JOURNAL.