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New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov s-Another decline in wheat prices
si Liverpool caused a break Of almost two cents
from the high point of the day. A large part Of
lie loss regained by covering by shorts the
net loss the December delivery at the close being
sc 10 hc Corn was down &c. Oats were &c TO
&c lower. Provisions were down &c 20 10c.
The wheat market was inclined TO be weak almost
Ell day, although prices showed some strength on
fsirly active demand by shorts The market opened
Fther weak because Of fresh advance in the rate
q discount by the Imperial Bank OF Germany. In
ne nrst fifteen minutes Of trade shorts bid up the
F1ce nearly one cent from the low point touched
q the opening. but this advance was soon lost on
renewed selling. which based on the closing
f..cs at Liverpool The market was also bearishly
e-eeted by the weakness OF corn. Another rally
occurred late in the day a report that shipments
y wheat from Russia will be very light during
as next three months. The close was steady. De
eefber opened unchanged TO Nc lower at 9012c TO
&c advanced 10 elAc and then declined TO SS7sc
me close at 90h4c 70 gOsc Clearances of wheat
nc hour were equal 20 $500 bushels Exports for
ns week, shown by "Bradstreets," were equal
20 e5N.090 bushels. Primary receipts were 60z,VOO
sashels compared with $4,000 bushels on the same
1Ay last year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
sy'eo receipts OF zs7 cars, against 67s cars last
"ssa and 672 cars one year ago.
me government crop report was the chief factor
~ INC corn market. II estimated the total yield
" corn al 2553 732.OOo bushels, which is 100000
sssnes above the estimate made by the govern
.tn1 sen1 one month ago. II had been expected that
- report would show smaller yield than the
sseslous figures A general rush 10 sell followed
~ s publication OF the report and caused break
!. more than one cent from the high point Of the
ss, The close was weak. December opened
1os higher 10 &c to nc lower at 57ssc TO 57ssc,
s-sshoed TO 5essc and then declined to 66s.c- The
e. Sc was 55Ae 10 5s5sc. Local receipts were 81
- OF which l3 OF contract grade.
s<s~s were weak on moderate selling by longs
ss. meaG in corn was the chief depressing IN
czacs December opened nc lower at 471zc TO
advanced 10 z5sc and then declined to 46ac.
nose was at zshc. Local receipts were 62 carn
b. sislons we're moderately firm on a fair demand
.msioIts Local packers who have been actively
~ Provisions for fhe last few days were not ia
.'atkst to-day. An advance Of &c to l5c In the
Al quotations for live hogs strengthened prices
wa eose January pork was off &c at $iS 70. Lard
E..Y 1oc az 81 1Z5z Ribs 21c higher ct 81 o.
es,.teo receipts for tomorrow are: Wheat 81
Sorn. 70 cars; OATS ii3 cars; hogs 1000 head
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09

The local market for cotton with
and II o5o for middlins Gulf Sales. 100 baiesi
Mobile nominal &c lower. at l01kc: sales 100 bales
Charleston steady lower at iO i0Sc Sorfolk
@ S5egeS q &c iP"eE; at lo%e S1ies S2o bales Bau
lice lower. at 10 o-Iec; sales. 500 bales ST. Louis
quiet e lower at Ioa.c; sales 5es bales Little Rock
changed at 1oao sales so55 bales Estmaed l qe re
iS5o0 to agains. Is SO iast week ana @
last year at Honsson ~ 1oS 1000 to 1900 agans Io25O
to l26oo against 1879 last week and 1914 last year
quieter sales 5000 bales speculation export 500
a 9ass o ba.s So Gs sdf TSS Spand s 1890 6ss
opened steady % e point: decline closed steady
ana JSnSa MUxe
Sd od Ap Ssa se sS MagHAP gShDR
5eod: Juy-August 659hd Manchester-Yarns. small
TI6bR aSp SHAI-Flour was in moderate do
was gst at e old @d pEoes The tO9Wng prices
patents s. 2o@s5 so wlntsF straghts s. SO ga IS
SPsF y s S Il PTas sara So 81 sS$
s.say Saoea . S pe4 Too S TS FoR
8, 9aSssG no Far g g4oa ssssS shoss
s Fas s Tls @ saa ysSa W 4 soSi t. sSS
western :P5i9s g: ssSasrd n!saiias SEE io
u 81 saofs in9 @
e SfE IS 81 ?:I,ay chop
S; S.SSs ssssGss r.
which in due TO the financial situation although
considerable ceiling in the afternoon directly
t1buted bad break IN Several rallies occurred
during the session, of them being Just bsofre the
close when positions quite generous support
although December friends II was runoFed nt
Gently credited with extensive bun activity selling
induced considerable
count and the market considerably mid
day Foreign markets all came weak and lower the feat
,-es beng declines of 1AQ2nd Lverpoo and sc per
bush at Berlin latter due 70 tight money and
Favorable Argentina crop Paris bQ15 points
and Budapest c bush statistics again proved be
~, cass under normal conditions. Interior
st,ts we're fully 500 smaller year
s ssanoe ri poats esn OF
,as. ara nosrr and ths rsdstroets' figures for vDa
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
SAYS BANK is RESPONSIBLE.
o.. Directs New Trial in Suit for Loss on
Altered Check.

The responsibility for check in which there
ar 10 be alterations was placed on a bank
~, sSf opinion handed down yesterday by the Ap-
L.uots - Division Of the Supreme Court and writ
- BY Justice Houghton. The decision grants
..v, trial TO the"defendant in the action OF
g, Rachel Timbel agt the Garfield National
p.rk of this city, with costs to the appellant to
abide the event
IN June g. 1903. it appeared. Mrs. Timbel
ave her husband a check for 5000 drawn on
re Garfield Bank, where she had $1,000 on de-
nosit. So carelessly was the check drawn that
according 10 the evidence, Timbel interlined
words and figures Sufficient TO make the paper
oen for $4,000 He withdrew the amount from
the bank and disappeared.
Mrs Timbel brought suit against the bank
for the recovery of $4,000 and obtained a iudg-
nent in the lower court. The lower court, how.
ever, was in error. the opinion says and tn.
case should have been submitted to the Jury.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEeRApH.

Cincinnati. Nov. s-HOGs-steady: butchers ana
shippers So 22ia q 50 -. common. s. s. so CAT
TLE-Steady: fair good shippers 81 65 So IS: com
mon, 50 2jIS2 10 SHEEP-Steady So 25I rs:
lambs steady. 81 so So 10.
Chicago, Nov. S-CATTLE-R Receipts. estimated
about 1000 head; market steady; steers 81 5OS7 a5
81 90 81 60; heifers. 81 so bulls 81 So
calves. $34$7 10 HOGS-Recepts estimated. about
shipping. IS 05 S. 90 light butchers S. 1QqS5 SO;
igh6 nilXed S4qS1; choice light SOC So 70; packing
s. 5Og$4 90; pigs 81 25G 81 75; bulk OF sales s.
80. SHEEP-Receipts, estimated, about 5000 head
market best steady others weak sheep 81 5O9 IS 25
lambs. SS4$I: yeerlings 81 504 S5
East Buffalo. Nov s.-CATTLE-Receipts.2 200 head :
dun and easter; prime steers. So 50 SIS 40. VEALS-
heceiptS SOC head: active and STEADY HoGS-Re-
celpts l230O head fairly active and 20 40c lower
heavy and mixed IS 50G 81 G5; Workers 81 25@s5 45
PIGS $50 50 10; roughs 81 80 So 10; sags. So T5
81 70; diaries. s5q s. 2S SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rs-
ceipts. $4,000 head: active wethers and steady
Others lower; lambs IS SO - yeerngs and wethers
Kansas City Nov. s-CATTLE-Receipts. 5000 head,
including zoo SouthernS market steady choice export
and beef steers So 25q$e 90 fair 10 good 81 2OaS5 2O
Western steers So 65QSt 5O stockers feeders $50
s. 50 Southern stee g 29a$3 go southern 81 5O9
81 % native $20S4 50; native helfers 4OS2 As:
bulls. $2qS3 g.; calves So 2Oas6 25 HoGs-Recepts,
1000 head; market lOc higher; top s. O5 OF
81 s5q$5 heavy 81 zq$5 packers S s5as5 CO; pigs and
lights. Sass. SHEEP-Recepts. 5000 head: marker
steady lambs s5GS6 10: and yearuss 81 4Osf S.
Western yearngS. 81 50dS5 10. Western sheep SO sNG
81 60: stockers and feeders. So 5O6S4 So
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
EXPORTS
CASH ouoTArfnMs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November 3
1St EI-E--ihe cofes market made fairly steady
showing to-day. although there further iqudaton
apparently for long Of
he close was STEADY. advance or > points TO a
decline OF points Sales reported 30 800 bags
Inc market opened steady at unchanged prices 10 a
decline OF points and during the middle session ruled
about net unchanged to 10 points under LIQUIDATION
Wnlcn vas promoted by lower European markets
somewhat heavier Brazilian receipts. Rumors are going
ae rounds that prominent Wall
i3ea with the metal trade has been qudatng of
IohE coIIee. part Of which has been
no NO or three years Many believe thar the selling
tlis account has practically its and that
soon as the December liquidation market will
b Tree TO respond 70 buiish crop the fnan-
Clai strlnsehcy does not to have
preston on the legitimate coffee trade. though
1ouoeay lact that the S7J0OOO00 raised
ian gneIlinent Tor financing the vaiorzaon plan has
Coflouted 10 the money scarcity
feature IN this country and abroad
IoWer and Hamburg az pfennig Neither Of the
fazlar lneThets reported change Receipts
Two porS were $1,000 bags against 5000 bags year
aid $500 bags two yeare The years
vas Ut 600 bags and FAR this receipts have
been about $4,000 bags less than in 1898.
he market for spot quiet with quotations
on the basis Of Gjs for No :
The range Of contract prices market today
follows: - -'
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
STEEL FoUNDRIEs MAKE OFFER.
Plan to Take Care of Accumulated Dividends
Recommended to Stockholders.

The directors Of the American Steel Foun-
dries have decided to recommend to the stock
holders, who will soon meet, that in payment of
the accumulated dividends on the preferred
stock. amounting to $50 share there be given
70 the preferred stockholders 4 per cent deben-
lures which viii be paid off n the rate of 10
per cent year. beginning five years hence. so
that the entire scrip dividend viii be paid off
IN fifteen years. and also that at the end of the
first six months Of the present fiscal year there
be declared & cash dividend Of s3 a share
The proposed distributions are conditional
upon the holders Of preferred stock exchanging
their holdings for like amount Of new stock
with the cumulative provision excluded
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool Nov, s-Closing WHEAT-spot easy;
December Is 97s; March, Sc isd; May Is iIsd
CORN-Spot easy; prime mixed American S. nd:
futures steady; December 6s 7iad; January 5s "a
PEAs-Canadian, no stock FLoUR-winter patents
steady, sos I'd HOPS in London (Pacine Coasfl-
Steady. IL los "a f3 los. BEEF-Extra India mess
frm 95s PORK-Prime mess. Western steady SIS
ed HAMS-ShOFt cut, Il 10 I6 Ib ofiat 4Ss Al
BACoN-Cumberland cut. 26 30 10. easy 5ss: short
rib p H. quiet 5Ss Cd long clear iddles light
IS to "a H. steady SIS long clear mIddles heavy.
quiet. sos Cd; clear bellies. IA 70 16 ID quiet s4s
HOULDERS-Square. II to Is ID, quiet Ses Ga
IARD-Prime Western. IN tierces quiet 4Ss IA
American. refined. in pals, dull. 40s CHEESE-Ca-
madam finest white steady. els; Canadian finest
colored. new. steady 62s TALLOW-Prime city arm
sis Cd TURPENTINE-Spirits. easy 3Gs Cd. ROSIN
Common steady, los I'D PETROL LEIJAf-Hefned
firm, 7lsd. LINSEED OII-Steady 26s 3d
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09

New Tork. s..
REEVEs-Receipts los cars. L94G head. in
cudins ~ for saughtereTs and "a for the mar
cars on sale Trade was SLOW and prices depressed
tes ePfRS Of eo sos SeeSs i closed on bulls
on limited TeceP5s were & s'Saqy @ GG@ ner all the
0eTnss Tsy & Ieai m 81 q ins So 9 peS 4oo m 20 OXEN at
81 81 bulls 81 s5g$3 90; cows at 81 05QSt
for native sides. with fancy beef selling as high
le Texan Regf a az S: 6noted i've CATTLE % selling at
1o @12io per NJ dressed weight REF GsfrgGsa{9G & & Ose1 @
the @ s louis W T bt tsk9 oP Gu! iTE ne
sghd SGd 100 5 M GuaT5ss M6S, SG B 6pany
lS5 @ f MIN M et of 7SS cattIe ana m $50 quarters
ton OF 100 cattle. The shipments are the nghtest
saIss-McPhers9n. & Co; 20 virginia steers. 1922
s. 75 q do. Ills n at s. 90 s. Kehtuc5y DO is22
a. S. 20? 40 do I5i6 NJ az s. so: Is do 1882 10 al
s. 49, l9 Pennsylvania do s92 io a. s. 10; oxen;
n, at So; do $50 10. So 70; 1 do, 1870 70 at
s. So do 1910 n at s. So. ! do. $50 r at So So
90 $50 r. at g a. IL 4s 30 ioGz 70 az d @ Go
n at g So Q do zoos n, at 81 50; do soI n az
DO sq5 = NJ & at 8 s. 80 go 60 ao ~ % 5 a. 81 60 ~ s9 go
1869 s. % $ o5 g 9h Ss ss NJ ss @ 81 at s S. a3 10 S 81
H. at s. 90 so Pennsylyana DO 1850 - at s. To-
i T. So st 50 90 do $50 NJ at So '0 Is do $40 n at
Sc sq9RsTT "a . . L e. Virginia T % itseT' s n 1859 2
do. 1904 n, al s. 40. 5 do, 1850 10 at s..
1858 10, s. do. 1152 10 at SIS %; do. 1906
Sc 80: cow. 1000 10 az s. 70; sS DO. lose TS. at
eoR 2e 7s$ 81 SnpHnqa at 81 %, buds d5 &ss5 S2a % R.
do $50 10. AZ 81 10.
II Epps;ein: p KentacEy Steers, 1858 rS :. at
Iga4 sao, cS 10 COWS 593 S. n at 81 S5 %,
calves there We're 500 on sale NO strictly Prime or
v-are ei0 W
Calves TeF S and > SOC lover err b9e buyers oIssned
s. 90 and western Tsais al So CITY dressed = veas t
slow and lower at sale per n country dressed
cAtyfs s,is dul and and .weaA at q l2eI, - . -
per 100 n; DO l4o 70. at IS; do. 100 6. at 81
calves S43 n. at So do, s6s 70, at 81 70: IA do
$ Judd s Co: veal. 10 N. at 50: 81 Western
90 AZ le2 @ r. "a st sS . Western calves 2e2 at s. %
Kerns conlmissi9n Company; 90 western calves. 2s3
o,5 To5in shannon veal. 100 10 at Sc; &c grassss
MSPhs5so9 3 CO: yeals 12o 70, at IS so.
6T the aPF sd6 @ 'SFs to bs sfssT and
sooa sheep ante declined 25e but Re the
sold 50 25 per 100 ID bunch OF choics mixed
s. so No Canadian lambs Dressed mutton steady al
dressed lambs 9G12a with selected do selling Up to
sa!es-Kerns Commission Company: 1ss Ohio lambs
Is ~ ss 6he ssteS al 81 % geT n 100 n 1a7 do 6s 10 at
o. Toein 3 Shannon: I eos Ohio lambs. 20 ~ 81 80;
Fred J. Kratz: go West Virginia lambs GO n at 81 5
Newton q Co; go Virginia lambs, 20 ~ at 81 %.
26 Jersey sheep wehes) lI5 ~ at s. 75 Is DO
lls ie at 50: @ s PeHnsylyania sheep SO n at 81
at vs. 50 454i s us, state ses saesP 90 10 at s.
oRasps $50 %dre Hss0 So car1 TOs or % % at s5S 20 so
about cars for the market Prices demoraized
market seemed likely that hogs would sell 90 Soo
lower than Yesterday country dressed hogs weak at
O9lOtsc per ID.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York November >. 1907.
BEANS AND PEAs-Trading generally light and
market quiet without change feature We quote
BFANS 1905. choice, bushe 81 30: do com
mon TO good I0Gs2 IS; do medium 1906 choice 81 25
s2 2T; 90 pea 1906 choice So 30 DO common TO good
Sc 1oas2 %; DO white kidney 1906 choice 81 7oaS2 16
kidney 1906 choice 81 45S2 so; do common TO good
1912 40; black turtle choice 81 so$i 30; do
yellow eye choice 81 2o4S2 25: do Lima California
q peas, Scotch. 1907, choice. 81 20.
BUTTER-Receipts to-day. 5.1o4 pkgs There is a
reserved offering OF high grade creamery both fresh and
held Receipts light and dealers obliged TO use
some OF stock which is generally held above
recent quotations further advances and the
market closed for high grades Process doing
I,tfIa better FACTORY steady about previous quota
tons quots Creamy. specials 10. 2lc; do
tras S5tso; DO rss. D@2oc; do seconds. 2S924ci DO
fhirdx a5@2ar Do hsad xpeckals nos 60 axfrsS. 269
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fan River Mass. Nov. S-Saes in the prfnt cloth
market for the week are estimated $4,000 TO
80 pieces The tone market Is quiet for an
classes goods Hardly interest is being shown by
buyers and expected that present dun spe will
extended until the financial more fully
so:tled Prices for wide goods during the last or
weeks have shown slight recessions
practically change in the prices of styles
quotations are 2s inch, ga 5c IS inchs 64 by
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

hush Of 90 n So 5OaS3 BULL, NUTS BLACK WAL
:;UTs and BJTTERNUTs-Per bush. 81 259S1 so
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
TO Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
MrA IL J. YoUNG-FuLTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09

4 NY PERSON HAVING REASONS AGAINST TFB
~ issuance Of duplicate $1,000 certificate common
stock Southern Pacific Railway place d 1885,
name Leon Bros. lost November 1905. communicate
Secretary Of Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09

Coffee cables -Tlo--Cofee market steady; No Rio.
8S35; exchange 15fd receipts bags: shipments
FOR the United States COCO shipments E-upe
sooO bags stock sos 600 bags. Sanos-Ccrfee market
quiet: No I Santos, 3SJ0O receipts, 10000
2;104C.O bags. Hamburg-Coffee market opened
changed to = pfe1nig lower; m = u n Vg
lower sales, 5000 bags. Harre-Cgfee market
steady L franc lower: declined \ franc; at
m unchanged: at $50 m unchanged sales 2s.
COO bags
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
Proposals.
ONIAs COLLIERY COMPANY

TO HOLDERS THOMAS COLLiERH COhfANh
57o 1st Mortgage Bonds: ,,,
Under terms Of Sinking Fund, Sealed Proposals vii
be received until I2 NJ Saturday, November 80 1s0f
Office of The Pennsylvania Company Tor Inser-
ances on Lives and Granting Annuties, Trustee Tor
the sale 10 it, at the lowest price exceeding 1921
and accrued Interest," OF OF said bonds as
SIOpTq3 81 wi purchase. Proposals should be ad-
dressed to {. s w. PACKARD. President.
5IT Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
FohElaN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

sns. Bid. Asked.
Ets,ss gov 500 IOt
sssry GOV ssis sih G2A
gov g o. 100
< ~. ee lea
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
VIRGINIA
THE MECKLENBURG HOTEL.
TUNkEE

CHASE CITY. VA.
on Southern Railway. ninety miles south of Rich
uond. Hotel thoroughly modern Rooms single
baths. steam heat electric lghts ele-
location and SURROUNDINGS
cuisine ana service the best. All popular diversions.
preserves Of thirty thousand acres quail. deer.
turkey. fox hunting
Rsruch ana NaHheim system OF baths The famous
Springs WateTLithia and Chloride Calcium
served Tourist rates from all points. Weekly
rates $500 up. American Booklets.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09

on Seneca Lake. near Wat
srg school fo- both sexes
Eleven teachers. spectaliSts-
->.> A. kIlANERBEL
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
For Boys and Young Msn-cou.try.
For Both Sexes-Country.
Starkey Seminary

xins. Opened Sept s. Box<f>
Prepares for best conegeA
Courses IN ART. music. COM
Pres-. Lakeuont n. Z.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09

EOIiON-A further decline occurred IN the cotton
1921 points. Al 100000 lie
market opened steady decline . points
Fence OF pclGt, near months being lower IN keeping
covering The report issued opening
about expected and had particular influence but
during the early session the market sold of under bear
pressure and AquCaton which promoted by the fail
Cre Of New England manufacturing concern, sus-
pension OF TWO small banks IL the belt
weather and reports Of eaeier markets
Ing production had been anticipated. ais a
factor in encouraging bearsh operations together with
TuloTs tat very strong interests opposing the
cenber bull clique and intended deliveries
contract Local professionals the early decline
and after January reached 10 CSC points lower
the market rallied 10 or y points
trading the weakness OF months feature,
and these positions closed nearly lowest with
ceoer selling only 30 points January, comparing
with - points al the close night. re
port showing =. 1880 bales ginned to Noveunber I
against COOS 395 last and 6457 years ago
attracted little attention. and
reported early were unchanged &c lower The light
interior receipts for the week
but bears attributed them financial cond
tloS ather than TO small supplies in the
Superintendent Kings weekly movement figures follow
Por receipts. 5e4 OBJ bales against
1heIAHl 70 mills ana Canada 23741 bales
last year Southern ni takings (estlnatsd 81 baIee
against ":'plV last year. gain OF
oZ balcs against S74 last year; brought into sight
Ior the week, 454O43 bales. J52 last
Total crop movement: receuts . 97O 0J5 taJ1s
against oo3554 last year; mills and Canada
noI4 Daies against 443J2 last
SoUO beles against 900 last year: stock at in
teIieT tSEIs IN excess OF September l. bales
against IOs last year brought
season 5OUoS5O bales. against 4 OBS
ioD movement is for sixtynine days this year
was as follows: ~ 'aiNel to-lay
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
JULIEN IT. DAVIES,
81 Nassau ST., \. Y.
JAS. RUSSELL SOLEY,
8 Nassau St. n y.

also much heavier than the previous
week estimated by BroomEall that Russia ana
ship only about 100 bush week for
he thirteen \ cable received reporting
decrease in the wheat of Hungary az loH2O per
which. unless maze up viii necessate imports OF
wheat Argentina shipments for the week were
only bush. compared with G1GOO0 bush the pr
The Modern Miller report was plac
a better demand for cash wheat at
Mnneauos hut reports from st Louis and Kansas Cly
article there weak ana ioN--t-
closed 99AsC elevator ana - us
aaoat: grades nominal Export business 70.
the day amounted q, loais and the late curb Dc
cenber was lower 81 Ol1s. CORNThe feature OF
corn ceiling in the last hour, due 10 us
appointment among bulls the government report Inc
2553, ,I32 600 bush. or ""FupJ
than last quantity Of old corn N farm
bush. against H. gu<upo pus
of the crop being 80 coIS'ea
wi 4 n and = IA 1903. After advancing 70
az chicago ruuors that the re
bush prices broke 20 069tc ANA closed az
The lowest Receipts continued light cables were +sa'4
shipments $4,000 BUSH cohlIa1s1
with 7So bush previous week. No corn closed
csc ailoat; No white h'ac ana
NJ yellow. 6Slac o D ahoat RNE-NarNct cuI. 10
a4c nominal, to arrive o b New 1"fN-
nominal. Wheat tncludiuE hour eN-
uorts for according 10 ''BradstTeets aEere,
gated 2 40 593 against +7H23l9 last week ana
15 e11 last wear since july l. 1907 wheat exports are
a727 4Os bush against $40 bush for The same time
last wear Corn exports for the week. fl2JVl heSI.
against $40 S092+ last year since jury
! II n7o 772 bush against Il. Gs2 last year
NEW YORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Pine FOREST INN
Instruction.
For Young Ladies-City.

kindergarten. Primary TraininE-New York Froebsi
Normal and Earle's Collegiate Prep School for
Girls SO 0eth. Incorporated Institute Scholarships
New-York tribune., 1907-11-09

Virginia steers. 1920 70. al IS 20.
Kentucky steers, 1868 70. at
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-10-10

London Mrs. Katherine A. Ting.
ley, high priestess of Theosophy. ar
rived in London with three great
esoteric objects In view TO discred-
1t the claims of Mrs Annie Besant,
who declares that she Is possessed Of
the soul of the late Mime Blayatsky.
the founder Of the modern theosoph-
ical school Of philosophy to rehabll-
itate the memory of the late William
q. Judge of New York who has been
denounced by Mrs Besant as char
latan, and to- establish in the heart Of
the New Forest, near Ringwood, a
theosophlcal academy similar to that
maintained by Mrs Tingley at Point
Iona, Cali Through lack OF funds. If
not through lack of personality, Mrs.
Besants grip upon English theosoph-
lists has been gradually waning, and
for some time past the advocates of
esoteric culture have sorely felt the
need of an enthusiastic leader, who.
with a power to make converts should
also cause funds to flow into the de-
pleted Golfers Of the society.
Her work in New York, in Cuba and
California has shown, so certain
English Theosophists think, Mrs.
Tingley to be such leader. When