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New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
Country Board.

q 20 DO BalttmoEs I5c 81; do virsinia. large per
oFth CaroLina large, half bbI basket 81 81 e5i
- FLORIDA per carrier. 81 50 s. 50, do
cuban, S1G$2; PARSLEY. New Orleans curly and
pam, per hbl. SITbSS; do Bermuda, per box .
q SOi ttADISHES nearby. per 100 lunches Tjc9
90 m CHAItB nearby 100 lunches. 81 z 81 30;
ROMAI\E, Bermuda Per box 2JcG 81 -, SPINACH.
Long island per hbl. 81 - 81 -. STRING BEANS.
Eorth Caroiina green per third basket s. so So do
georgia anu south Carolina, basket. $ 90 50 %;
70 r IoriHa green and basket 81 so 81; DO
@ Srle9ns Sreen per basket. s. So s. 10 do per
boX S2agS2 25; do Mississippi green, per box. s. .
St9$1 90 do white. box T5cTS 81: do, per basket.
oOJ soc; DO yellow crooknec per 75c 81 %;
90, per basket 5ocq 81; TOHATOES. Texas. per lat
o oSX S do Mississippi So; Florida. per carrier.
q 9ggSd 90; TuRNIPS. Canada Rutabaga. per ool.
e. ogs% 90 90 Jersey and Long Island, Rutaoaga
~ ~ % 1g g 81 80: 40 white per 100 bunches SgS
hOCSE PRODCCTS-CUCUAIBER No I per doEsn
Sg ~ ooe. DO eulls per box 81 5OGS2; MUSHROOM
Whte large per Io 6S a soc do brown. 60 I5c
40 buttons 70 s99Oct TOMATOES. per -. IS GS0c-
tu Iate prices Selected No I has Ill gO7d maSSy
oraers Tor prime at this late part 10
niaFSet closed nrIn We quote: Prime bales
iVO ~ 81 To- No I, 81 1881 20; > 81 10 No s. ses
snlnllng soc: clover. mixed S5cGS1 10 co clear. t9
AWSte9dy at late prices Receipts OF hay M
S.raw az New York 1.-TWO daysl Erie Railroad. $50 tons
ennsyivanlG. 90; Central OF Jersey no. Ontario
tons. Receipts OF straw 90 tons
Ioedo. May Sl---CLONERSEED. cash. SO IS ocoessr'
ALSIK6 SIS.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

" New York, May 81 1907.
S4t fEE.The coffee market was quiet to-day. but
the absence Of important offerings. opening
quiet and unchanged and the close steady,
changed 10 B points higher. Sales day
ported Of about 25 900 bags European markets made
pretty steady showing but nothing special
attention Hayre closing net unchanged 70 franc higher
and Hamburg unchanged 10 pfennig higher.
being holiday in the Brazilian markets the only
received were those giving the fluctuations Wednesday,
which shoved decline OF 50 Rio
unchanged market al Santos Receipts on the
scale end estimated
y parties believed 10 be IN close touch with the bull
Srests IN coffee that OF the worlds visible
oee not more than 100000 bags available
pry BUYERS the other y GEO 600 bags being by
brazilian government By interests wit
Ae rslorization plan By the bulls that
tas conee must be sold later but they point
that the outlook is crops and that the
parties holding the surplus supply strong
enough 70 maintain their position until the proper
comes for marketing. The market spot
quiet with quotations tho 6Mc for Rio No 4
The range OF prices local raarke to-
Cay follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01

Prime crude, mills, nominal; prime summer ye-
tembor, 5sH 85ec; October, a. l a 05o; NoysmnsT.
+6 &c aad nd. Degemoe5 4 4y 49AS off SUNNI sumner kT yS
5so prime white e29 e5c; prime winter yellow. e29
s5e out OF town raw. 4sg4lc; Calcutta raw. roc.
rIoyIsIoNs market for provisions was very
tI rh up 70 tng las nouT "S ] II rcnts %s 1890 TSfo
expected but packers and English houses bought lard
early strength Of grain Receipts at Chleas9 $4,000
estimate on Mondays receipts suggested $4,000 hogs
and next week l3o 9oo Kansas so City receipts y 900
quoted Mess. sl7 SIS 90: family $40 short clear
family. $l4g Sll s3i packet sIIq sl1 5O India
pREssED HoGs arm quoted 1s Bscons SSo $50 ~
s3soi si i 100 n s%oi 40 II, 0c: piss O% Q6tO. cUT
HAms l0 n l2S 3s.53 e p 5jo s. oS
city. e%c; country 6is a6sG LARD firm: quoted
Middle Western. prime 50 500 50 4o city lard arm
america, io.50s Continent s7oa: Brazil kegs. l15oe
steady quoted. oIeo o}sc; City lard stearlhe I01a
RIcE1hS S mGTsss for rice held aE with good
heads fansy heads 5 esa faasS
5N 64 Ransoon aDS0 ia 6ond 2s 9'0 Pa'na
SvaARThe VIA, market FOR refined sugar wes fG!ry
The following are list prices. subject rebate
days Crystal dominoes, $50: Eagle tablets. s; saoa
Eagle 6-1S bags po%dered ana Eagle co2feotsoneTs
o23e XXXX & powdered 6loG powdered
and extra hne granulated slOe Eagle 2-Tb cartons
Sb bass Zoe ION bags DO 15e 81 anS G9 62oE 81 81
6ags do 6o5ci Eagle hne or standard granuated and
diamond a. DC: confectioners and No /. sOc Nos
z 2d and g. 450G; No 4 51oc; No D. 495c; No o 469o;
No II; 4S0e: No II. 425o; No 10, 42Oc; Nos Ia Is
and 10. 4l6e The local market for sugar was
hrm but quiet and unchanged. with duty paid prices
quoted as follows Centrifugal 96 test s 90o; mus
covado 90 test. 34Oc. and moasses sugar test nj
J, Sd6G , The London market for beets was quiet and
los Willett Gray: Total stock OF Europe and
America. 8157.s20 tons. against 4OI O1s tons last
year at the same uneven dates Tho Of
is 8S4O9S tons. against decrease of 205347 tons
ther shOu n
visible supply OF 327732O against 6O5 018 tons
last year. on decrease of 81s, ,000 tons"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01

messages from the South reterating and adding TO
former complaints OF crop damage. There was heavy
realizing at the advance and prices off 1ql4 points
from the top during the early session. rallied again
toward midday on bulsh private acreage
hgures one OF which repoted the average condition
only 90 per cent, against 81 the
dltion OF last year I41 the
on previously on record October sold at 1204o
best, and January at 122lc There very
zing toward the close but demand was good ia scale
down 1t was believed that Of the very large
lines were covered during the day. and that of the
biggest bulls took down profits the best part
lines but there was good volume of outside buying.
ana the scattering interest have Efforts
10 discount very buisl government Tuesday
and the bad weather reports from the South
bullish factors. Superintendent Kings weekly
statement with comparisons. follows Port receipts
bales. against 1sSDS last overland mills
Canada, 1901 bales against ll5lS last year Southern
mill takngs estimated 2S0O0 bales, against 81 600 last
year loss OF stocks at interior
1881 last brought into sight week 2lS
bales against 9l5 last brought into sight during
the month of May, 1888 bales year.
Total movement Port receipts 9G37 O75
added Norfolk receipts season. TAI
overland 10 mills and Canada 1143, ,434 bales
964e0 last year; Southern mill takngs estimated. O30
600 bales. against 1S9O000 last year;
towns in of September l. 1872 628 bales
l264T last year. brought into sight thus season,
l2 $50 137 bales against 10 4e07s year total
crop movement is for 27s this season, 274
days last
The range Of prices the local market
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01

weekly reports Argentine shipments, reported by
Broomhal only 28T6.UOO bush, compared with
the previous week. but private adices from mere
said the weather conditions favorable In Cabe
here the Argentine Minister OF Agriculture
crop placed 5T,OGl,OOU bush. OF
which 70, 900 been exported thus far. From the
remaining surplus n COO 600 about 100000 viii to
Brazil. leaving 220OOOt0 shipment Europe for tho
OF the season against 100000 last year. Tho
report buish the idea that the total
viousiy estimated export business actually
ported up the close although Northwest Gdvces con-
taned information about another good export trade in
durum. Near the close domestic markets all became
unsettled and under realizing sales. partly induced by
smaller weekly clearances lost of their earlier
here quoted as follows: No . red 81 ol4s0
elevator and 81 03ss ahOat: No Northern Duluth,
81 1925. No hard winter 81 079 ahoat CORN
The:s good advance In after the opening on
continued light country offerings, reports that lot OF
Nebraska would have TO be repanted advance
9sd Esd Liverpool covering OF shorts Reactions
followed the afternoon with wheat. and prices in
Chicago only izG%c higher the close while the
local market showed 14q1ac net advance May corn in
New York sold at &C. advance Of Sc bush TO
and 621ao o b ahoat No white 64c and No yellow,
624kc o afoat. OATS-The market strong early
in day and up 1c bush crop months in Chi
cago owing unfavorable advices and increased
speculative buying Cash oats here hrner closing
follows: Mixed 20 TO 81 10. 50d6O}9c; natural white
S7c RYE-Market firm: No Western, S3fsc 1 ( Buff
Wheat including -four exports for the week,
cording "Bradstreets,' aggregate 2.4OlS94 bush,
6S4 6S3 last week and 2526 T39 last Since
July wheat exports 1b5 es1 700 bush. against lG
32 O08 last season Corn exports for The week s8425
July they 81 e61 bush against lOI eS3 6Gl
last year.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May S1.-Closing: wHEAT-Spot No Tsa
Western winter strong Is Id No CalifoEnia e = i
FUTURES quiet; May nominal; July. IS 2sd sepsn'eli
Is al CCltN-Spot, Hess dried steady As ia
Nofthern hTin Ss "a futures steady; July 4s
september, As lOtsd- PEAS Canadian. firm, oS S's--
FLOUR, winter patents. strong "a HOPS in Lon LSa
india mess stress ets 3D. FoRKPrims mess Ws-1s Sss
irn, SIs Cd. HAMS-Short CIT. Il 10 10 ~ quiet
BACoN-CumbeFIand cut. % rm. Sss 6d sh' "a
r1b 10 To "a n. firm. SOS. long clear middles HsA
TO "a lh steady. b3s do heavy IS 20 40 10, STEADY
short clear backs. 16 to 90 10. steady. 9Os: clear
IL TO 10 N, strong COS I'd; shoulders, SQUARE,
to is 10 firm. as IARp-Frirne Western IN ~ 81
quiet. ATS Sd American refined IN pals. quiet 4os
CHEESE-Canadian finest white. new, quiet. w's H ~
eolored. new. quiet CPS TALLOW-Prinie city sTNI
B2s ID TURPENTINE- steady, bvS- rOo..ssx
Common strong. lis ID PETROLEUM-Rsnned sS~
6Ad. LINSEED OIL strong, 26s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01

METALS-TIN-compar with last Wednesday
the London tin market 5s higher for spot
and 15s higher at Else los for futures Locally lin
dull. but higher with spot quoted at 4265 43c
COPPER advanced in London. with spot quoted al
t101 IS and futures at fes. IL los II higher
than last Wednesday respectively Locally the market
was unchanged and quotations practically nominal.
and casting at 22Q 22.6oc. LEAD was unchanged al
&c in the local market and $50 in London Spell
TER 2s Cd higher at f24 lbs in London. Locally
It unchanged at e40a 645c IRON was higher in
the English market, with standard foundry quoted al
Cd and Cleveland warrants els Cd Locally the
market was unchanged. No foundry Northern is
quoted S254 S26 25. The market pig iron GER
tifcates at the Produce Exchange dull at old
quotations. No sales. Standard foundry grades are
quoted follows; Cash. $23 May, June and July
s22 50; august s22 25 all bid; September and October
S22 25 q S25, and November and December S25 asked
MOLAsSEs AND sYRUPs-syrnps We're quiet
Molasses firm and unchanged Quotations follow New
Orleans centrifugal. common. 10000 fair, 21@23c;
tle 81 4se; syrups common 10 914c; fair, 15917c;
good, Is q zoe; prime, 2O6 23c; fancy "a a Csc
OII4S-Cottonseed oil higher to-day on bullish
cotton crop advices covering OF shorts in sym-
pathy with hog products Trading moderately
active Sales; 100 bbls June at 5sc 800 July 6s4 ~
5ec; 100 September. 6Sa 1900 October. b5Gb5Kc:
IeU0 November 48s 471ac. and 300 December 43 u
WfS&c Linseed oil was unchanged. Refined petro-
leum was reported in good demand a recent prices
we quote PETROLEUM, standard white. bbls s GOO
ss 6ass Use; PniladeIPhia, si5c bulk 47oc;
Cs,ses. New YORK 10 S5c Philadelphia, e0c; water
White White New York bbls o20o bulk 675o; Phiadeipha
1856 Phiisdephia. 1s eoO CoTToN5ERD OIL
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01

COTTON-Ths cotton market active han for
months past and msSs high records
the life Of the active months All the
positions sold above i2o during the afternoon
Der showed gain Of 60 points closing hg-
Of last Wednesday. about ~ 20 bale. $3.50
contract Ths closs of from the best under
ing bat steady a advance OF 2Sa3s Sales
day estimated at fully 600 baies The
opening firm advance OF I6037 points owing
higher outside markets the holiday and
strong Liverpool cables Rad weather reported
from the South, rains being less general and
5n Eyos heavy, snd Hare nufnberlsss private
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
Where Shall we Spend the Summer
NEW JERSEY.
THE MONTCIAIR

THE MONTCLAIR IS NOW OPEN.
This hotel in The New Jersey Berkshires" IS
only II miles New York by rail auto Booklet
free. II p. BURNEY. Mgr. Montclair. N j.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
Now HOTEL RUDOLPH,

ATLANTIC CITY. y j.
Directly the beach; 100 rooms. 600 with fresh and
salt water attached American and European Panf
cuisine speciality Newly renovated and decorated end
new uanagewent OF JOEL HILL
MAN PROPR. Proprietor Of Harvsy's Famous Res
taurant OF Washington, y. popular feat
ure OF the Red Rambler Grill
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
HOTEL MORTON

Virginia Ave near Beach Atlantis CITY y J-OPsn al
somely furnished Perfect sanitary arrangements E-
to all hoors Special Rates FOR Winter Capacity 2oo
MRS. n. K. HAlNES, owner and Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
THE COLUMBIAN

1000 ISLAND PARK st. Lawrence River. n. Y-Th'
best located and attractive hotel among tbs
Thousand Islands; excellent cuisine. Orchestra and
all amusenents. open June -. Booklet,
l.. a. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01

GLEN SUMMIT SPRINGS HOTEL.
On Highlands of Pennsylvania. Opens June %. Ad-
dress ]. H. MURDICK. Manager at Lehigh Valley
Office 1890 Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
CHURCHILL HALL,
GreycOuri, Hotel Hamilton.

largest homelike IN lovely Stamford
IN the Catskllls. Capacity under the popular
m Of GreyCourt Inn Early application
tualIy advantageous. / BROWN, Stamford, n. Y.
Booking Office 1850 Broadway. New York. Telephone
4T4s Madison Square Apply to ]. r. GRANT.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
Sharon Springs. n. Y.

The Baden-Bsden OF America Best White Sulphur
Magnesia CAaIybeats Springs in the world Picturesque
END ideal for health and recreation; free from ma
and mosquitoes Band concerts delightful drives,
and outdoor sports Particulars
Bureau 9th Avenue Hotel and III and 1864 Broad
way, New York
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
THE DARLINGTON,

RlCHFlELD SPRINGS, n. Y.
Renovated and remodelled. opens June goth. COLI
Tennis. Boating anI Driving. Near the Famous Sui
phur baths. New Office. the Broztel. East 9th
St. until 10Th.
GAsHERIE DE WITT. Prop
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
THE REXMERE

s. 2. CHURCHILL NJ d. Owner.
Best equipped hotel Catskills.
Beautiful Churchill Park. Stamford. N. Y. Golf on
hotel grounds Forty with bath Booking Office;
MISS ALEXANDER 1850 Broadway (near STD
4T45 So.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
SnORERAM INN and COTTAGES

TIOTEI. RICCADONNA Ocean Parkway. Brgi
4 Beach n. Y.-9eason opens June list Rooms car
reserved the hotel at 116 Nassau ST.. New Yo
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
NEW YORK.

THE BEST PLACE TO SPEND YOUR SUNNI
VACATION Is IN THE HISTORIC, PICT-
URESQUE AND HEALTHFUL
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-26

result in the ultimate division of Nor
ton county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Funk of Washburn,
spent Sunday with Warden and Mrs.
Boucher, returning home Monday morn
ing, ..y.
Ex-Gov J. M. Devine of Minot, is
in the city and will take in the real
estate meeting Thursday.
Mrs Olaf Nelson left Sunday morn
ing for Chicago to purchase new milin-
cry, etc, for spring and summer.
John c. Burr of Fargo, arrived yes
terday on No. 8 to visit the Capital
City. Ii.
Fred J. Maynor was Capital City
visitor from Devils Lake yesterday.
Judge J. S. Snyder and wife were
Sunday visitors in the Capital City from
Medora sas
Hon, Ben Mallough Of Wheatland, is
up to see what is going on in the legis-
lature, where he used to roam in other
days. "a 1T u ss5
John NJ. REM returned last night on
No. from Fargo, where he has been
in the interest Of the J. I, Case Thresh-
ing Machine Co.
E E. Mofit, the genial merchant from,
Brittin, arrived in the city last night on
| a business and pleasure trip combined.
Frank ]. Thompson and F. c. Root
are visitors in the city from Washburr
6. Nj. Digen and wife were among
the arrivals from Washburn last even.
ing, on a few days pleasure trip
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-26
PEOPLE who COME and GO

Senator Movius returned yesterday
after spending Sunday at his home in
Lidgerwood. II
Miss Edith Freeman, daughter of
Representative and Mrs Freeman, spent
Sunday in the city visiting her parents,
returning Monday
Capt. Frank Henry of Valley City,
is here on a visit to his sister and in
cidentally taking in the legislative pro-
ceedings. T.
F. w. Smith of the American Type
Founders company, is visiting the
printing houses of the city $S
Editor c. A. Patterson of Linton, is
with u.s.
States Attorney Sever Serumgaard
of Devils Lake, is in the city.
Ex-senator jacobson is down from
Minot and will stay over to attend the
real estate meeting.
81 Captain James Hanley was over from
Mandan last night feeling pretty sore
over the prospect of the passage of the
county division bill, as it is. likely to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-26
MRS. HIGBEE DEAD
ONE OF BisMARcK,S MOST ESTi-
. MABLEs WOMEN PASSES
55 AWAY

Mrs. E. F. Higbee, wife of q. F.
Higbee, chief clerk of the surveyor
generals Office, died Sunday morning
at ten o'clock of carcinoma. She had
been i'll for several months, for the
last two of, which she was confined to
her bed, following an operation that
proved the impossibility of relieving
her trouble. News of her death was
learned with sincere regret by a wide
circle Of friends through the city,
where she has resided for seventeen
years. She was woman of deep and
kindly sympathy, Of an artistic tenn
permanent and Of many admirable quail
titles, and in her death her family and
friends suffer severe and irreparable
loss.
Mrs. Higbee, whose maiden name
was Kate H. Todd, was born at Fort
Gibson, Ark, December 10, 1845. Her
father was J. B. S. Todd, formerly a
delegate from Dakota territory to con-
gress, and cousin of Mary Todd,
| wife of Abraham Lincoln She came
with her father to Yankton when he
moved to the territory in the early
sixties. She married B. F. Higbee
March IL, 1870, and they were resi-
| dents of Dakota territory for number
of years, removing to Minneapolis
/ and from there to Bismarck in 1890.
Beside her husband and one son, Van
| Velsor. she leaves two brothers, Dana
Todd of st. Paul and John Todd Of
Chicago, and three sisters, Mrs. w. E.
Moore of Tynda1l, s. D., Mary H Todd
of Washington, D. c., and DR.. Francis
T. Van Velsor of Chicago, the latter of
whom was with her at the time of her
death.
The funeral will be held from the
Catholic church at 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon
Mrs. Higbee was member of the
| Current Events club of this city and
through her club work and in SOCIAL
life won many friends The sincere
sympathy of all will go out to the
bereaved husband and family.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-26

h Steering Committee-Not Vet
\ After the appropriation bills had been
disposed Of Senator Simpson presented a
resolution for the appointment of steer
ing committee Of nine members to be
named not later than Saturday. Senator
yRegan objected to the consideration of
the resolution and it went over. Senator
LaMoure suggested that March 8 was
time enough for the naming of a steering
committee. I'LL ~. I.
S&$S Executive Session.
81 The senate went into executive session
for the consideration Of the appoint
.ments sent in by the governor on Satut-
day, but no announcement was made of
any confirmation. sa q #@s. ~. Il
#s Employees Bill.
Senator Spoonheim's bill fixing the
number and salary of legislative employ
es was reported by the ways and means
committee by the presentation OF prac-5
tically new bill, which went over for a
day.
NOTES.
The people OF Stark county are said to
be OF the opinion that il more members
would follow in the wake Of Representa-
tive Evans and win championships at
checkers instead Of fathering bills the
legislature would do less damage.
General regret is expressed over the
serious illness Of Representative Shirley
Of Nelson county, who, on Monday, was
ordered taken to the St. Alexius hospital.
The house loses. in the closing days. one
| OF it's most valuable and conscientious
workers and man who commands the
respect Of everyone. His Judgment and
counsel was sought BY ell hands,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-26
Society Note,

Grand Forks Herald Feb. 22d: Ex-
Gov. and Mrs. E. Y. Sarles came up
from Hillsboro to attend the grand
opera Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Sarles is one of the handsomest ma
irons in the state and looked Darticu-
larly distinguished in a trained gown
of white wolfe with which she were
some handsome diamonds that even-
ing. IN
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-26

Not in Minnesota and North Dakota
alone, but everywhere the pure food
laws approve Hunts Perfect Baking
Powder, because it is pure, efficient
and of high quality.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-26

The Bismarck Building G. Loan
Association has $1,000 to loan pros
pective house builders. Apply to E. L.
ConkIin, secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-26
When Perptexed

Consider first the Tribune ad solu-
ton. Yes, it may require more than
one insertion, but what of that if it
does the work.