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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-09-13
LAY DAMAGE TO NEW DAM.
Farmers Sue Citizens of Lake Benton
for $3.50.

Ivanhoe, Mimi, Sept. 10. - Three
farmers who w land adjoining Lake
Benton, M. H. Bolta, Oliver Roscoe
and Neil Bressler, have brought suit
in the district court against several
prominent Lake Benton citizens for
damages said to have been caused by
the partial damming of the outlet of
Lake Benton in the effort to make it a
n%avigable body of water.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-09-13
INJURED TOT is pLucky.
ne Kicking Horse to Buggy and
Drags Vehicle Home.

Orags Vehicle Home.
Ruby the e%ight-year-old daughter of
L. 2: Renaus of Liberty township.
beadle county, was kicked and Sc
verely injured by a horse. She. with
ner sister, a year younger, was dr,v.
ing a horse hitched to a buggy, when
the animal began kicking, striking
Ruby on the forehead, infiictinp a verv
serious wound. The children I'M
nitched the horse. tied him to the
ack OF the buggy and, taking hold of
.he SHAFTS, pulled the buggy to the
mousse, more than a mile distant.
physicians say the child will recover
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-09-13
Killed bv Train

BENSON, Mimi, Sept. 9. - Ole A.
Nelson, a farmer living near Apple
ton, was run v e. and killed by a st.
Paul road passenger train 1t is sup
posed that he failed to hear the an
preaching train.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-09-13
Farmer Commits Suicide.

Osakis, Mimi, Sept. 10-Ole 4arson.
aged fifty, a farmer living west Of this
village, committed suicide by hanging.
Dependency owe the death of his
wife last spring is given as the cause.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-09-13
QUICK WORK ON BONDS.
Voted Tuesday and New School Will
Be Ready Next Year.

Be Ready Next Year.
Lane, the new town in Jerauld coun-
ty, holds the record for quick work
in voting and cashing village bonds.
Last Tuesday the village voted to is
sue bonds for the erection of a graded
school. There were only five votes
against the measure. Wednesday the
vote was declared carried by the coun-
ty auditor. AS soon as the proceed
ings were declared men were on hand
to furnish the money, and the board
was provided with the funds and at
nee advertised for bids for the build
ing.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-09-13
Church Cornerstone.

Faribault, Mimi. Sept. 10.-The r
ner'stone of the new lions church of
the German Evangelical association
was laid yesterday afternoon with i'm
pressive ceremonies.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-09-13
Falls From Loft

Minneapolis. Sept. 10. = Josesph
Francis fell from the loft of his barn
yesterday and sustained injuries from
which he may not recover.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-09-13
Think Firebuos Burned Barn.

Medford, Wis, Sept. 10.-The large
sale barn of Joseph Bauer was com
pletely destroyed by fire. The loss is
about $4,000. 1t is thought the fire was
Of incendiary origin.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-09-13
URGES GASOLINE DANGER.
State Fire Marshal Asks Chiefs I,
Make Rigid REGULATIONS

FIRE Marshal Craft is sending out
a letter of warning to fire chiefs all
over the state, cautioning them in
thelr investigations of the storing and
handling of gasoline. In the letter he
reports s%ixty-nine fires in the state
since July 1, of which eight have beer
Traced to the careless handling of
gasoline. The city of Huron reports
tres. three started from gasoline
explosions.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

81 GQS4 6o heifes 50 5oS5 bulls 81 soGS5 calves 81
G$7 -. HOGS Receipts estimated at nO0O head
market steady strong choice heavy shipping. S6 100
So choice light. S6 i0GS6 % packing. s. 2SdS8
piss. 81 25G$5 bulk sales. IS 6OIS5 90 SHEEP
about 6OOO head market steady
strong sheep, S2q$6 y, lambs S. 1896 T5 yearngs
S5GS5 80.
Cincinnati Nov. 1-HOGS-Market lower; butchers
and shippers. SO 80. common. S5s5GS6 Is CATTLE
Market steady fair 70 good shippers. S4 45S5 %
moa, So :99S2 IS: SliEEP-Market slow and lower at
s. 25S4 80 LANIBS-Starket slow and lower at 81 ESQ
81 a.
East Buffalo. Nov. l.-CATTLE-Re Receipts. $50 head:
market steady: prime steers. s. 65GS6 25 VEALS-Re-
ceQts. 200 head. market 5c higher $50S7.
HOGS-Recepts. $500 head; market active and 5Q1Oo
higher. mixed. Sc 50S5 60. Workers. So 800
81 80. pigs. S6 -; dairies. S60S6 40 SHEEP AND
LAMBS-Receips $500 head: market active; yeariings
wetheIs steady; others 1CSc htsher lambs. S5Si
S50S5 So sheep mixed 81 5O9S5 CO. Canada lambs
So 5CQ$6 75
City. Nov. --CAT-LE-Receipts. $500 head.
including SOutherns market steady strong choice
export dressed s. 60$6 flair good.
81 500 steers So 2S9S4 stockers and feed
s. SO0S4 so Southern steers. 81 6SS southern
cows. 15$2 49, 81 5O g 30; native heif
75GS3 bulls S3G$3 To- calves. s. 75lSS %.
Receipts head market stroEg 70 sc higher
top s. 9O bulk sales. s. TOGS5 50. heavy. s. tog
S. 50. packers So: pigs ard lights s. 1OQSS 20
SHEEP-Receipts $500 head. market steady lambs.
So 2OG$6 and yearlings. 81 6t9S9 5 Western
yearllngs S5S5 80; Western sheep 81 $3.50 20 stocSers
feeders. 81 5CGS5 %.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New york. Noyember

November i,
BEANS AND PEAS-The buying a very
small scale again to-day and there rather an
easy feeling all kinds Of white The choice II
lots OF marrow and were offered So 10, and
OF the latter variety were shaded little. Me
dunn selling mainly at 81 25 81 81 s. kidney
hold firm. Quite good deal OF stock has gone
export again this week. the finest quality brings So
Lima easier and slow. Scotch peas quiet. We
quote: BEANS-Marrow. 1905. choice. per bushel.
81 30; do common TO good 81 1O4s2 25. do medium.
1906. choice 50 25q$2 do pea. 1906, choice So
do common to good 81 1O0$2 %; do white kidney
1906. choice 81 70 81 70: red kidney. 1906 choice
81 45G$2 80; do common 70 good. 81 15G$2 40 black
turtle choice 81 604S1 S5 do yellow eve. choice
So 2OQ$2 %: do lima. California 50 65Qs3 40. PEAS
Green. Scotch 1907, choice. SO 90.
BUTTER-Receipts to-day, 4,2T3 pkgs. We had an
exceedingly unsettled market again to-day. Yester-
days decline failed 20 widen the outlets sufficient
absorb the fresh receipts and before important
business could be accomplished prices
other Ic per 10. Even this drop has brought Inn
provement In tho demand and some receivers have
surplus stock 10 carry over tonight Western re-
ports very weak and this helps o the stu-
alton here uncertain. Financial matters also play
ing very important part. The decline in fresh has
practically removed the opportunity of moving any
of the storage goods. All the pacsings Of process
factory and packing stock lower and not moving
We quote: Creamery, specials. ID, 25iAc do
tras 25c; do frsts 28s 924hc; do seconds. 22q 23c
do thirds, 21c do held. specials. 25lsc do extras
24 @25c do rsts. % 924o do state dairy tubs fresh
finest "a y g25c: do good 20 choice % 2fc; do oom
to fair 20 122c specials. 2ic; do extras
2392Shc do irsts. 81 22c; do seconds. 19Q2Oc do
thirds, l1@lsc; do Western factory. nrsts, 21 22c
seconds. zoe; do thirds 1s919o; packing stock. No
l. gle; do No 2 10000; do No 3. 17818c
CuEESE-ReceiptE to-day. 1851 boxes. The weak
developed in the market pronounced to-day
ans september declining &c grades octobers
skins 10 u. Trading continues exceedingly dull
stocks tending accumulate Wisconsin markets have
einaA "a xdihan ysak sld sonA aodszs - country
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

After early weakness the cotton market rallied to
day and closed firm "a net advance Of 6924 points
sales the day estimated at 10000 bales Tho
market opened steady decline Of 4qS points. a1d
during sold decline % SNli
the active months response 20 lower Liverpool ca
bcs and 4 bank failures from the South. II
also that selling had been accelerated by dlsap
poIntmaut the Boston crop estimate OF 12gbpD
bales circulating the previous private cables
attributed decline the English market partly Is
this circumstance. I0ofc for January the de
cline market checked covering. buy
fresh selling short account restricted by weekend
considerations the market reached high Toint IN the
trading The close 4G5 points off nom the best
the later months under realizing. Wires were re
ceived claiming that Georgia banks were refusing TO nd
cotton, hus there much less southern
recently and there very little definite
formation obtainable spot conditions According to
official reports tho Southern markets lsc higher
70 &c lower. II holiday in the New orleans mar
ke IS reported that bankers of the Indian Territory
and Oklahoma arranged reopen business
week. Two Southern hank failures reported during
the day IN Georgia and one in Texas. II re-
ported holders Offering cotton Ac under
the market for cash.
Superintendent Kings weekly figures follow
Port receipts 241G46 bales. against AsTHi last
overland mills canada. II i6s5 bales against "a III
last year Southern mill akngs cstiuatod) 5000 haios
against 5000 year: gain Of stock interior
451. .l62 bales against C3l - last year
Total movement: Port receipts. 1908 993 bales
against 2.6JG336 last overland mills and
ada. e. 03 bales against 101 292 yesr Southern mill
ainss. s5 900 bales against i32 600 last stock
interior towns in Of September l. 292 S2i baies
against 22S4 Inst brought into sight thus
for 2546Ss7 bales against 3446sG2 year
brought into sight for the month Of October 1888
bales. against 2.2s7.342 last year
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Io1,,,-,, - New York, November l. 1907
9 offEE-Ihe iIh coffee market was quiet to-day. but
Iuet ialr!y STEADY. closing steady. UNCHANGED TO
S hGneF' sales were reported of 1880 bags the
ui,el.le was STEADY at partial advance OF points
Gnch was about in keeping with showing of the
lehman market. It holiday in Tavre and no
oleS were received from that
a holiday In the brazilian there viii be no Bra
zlilah cabes tomorrow morning To-day's re-
r"t.ted Hnchansed prices at Rio and advance 30
fls al santos Lighter receipts primary points may
nave helped steady the but
te fresh demand, and the important onu-
lES appeared 10 be the at
the two ports 56or0 bags, against pre-
NlouS CAY, and Jundiahy receipts 30
4-" the previous day Local trade interests state
coffee delivered the railroads interior
u November l advantage OF tho old freight rate
and say they looking for any material railing
on IN the movement for another
tails giving tho production for plantations
the last season state that only $4,000 bags picked
aEainst 5000 IN the big crop u is also reported
tnat government representative travelling
tal America learns that the crops Rca
Nicaragua ana Salvador scarcely one-han of what
they were last year The market for spot coffee
quiet bat steady with quotations the basis OF 6.c
for Rio 40 T..
The range Of contract prices market
IS
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

sales-McPherson & Co: 10 Kentucky steers. 1850 70
S 1905 at NJ 50 az 70 100 - % d. % n n g. 8 IS & d
ll7o N. at IS 80; do 1I7o 70 a: s. %; do 1881 10
s 90 do ioio ~ at s. so do. - 1880 m at s. *
cow % at OS $ @ e. @ 8 3D. ii o d b. 'S s. s @ 3: 49, @ 5S d & at
$ i9 do SIS IS n a. a. s. 'S e7 10 do o. s2 & e a. at & & "a
s. go; 50 do $50 n at 81 so. lS do sos 10 at 81 4o
Commission Co e Virginia steers o 1l59 n at
$ Ia 20 do POI 10 at - 4' q de- LgSS 10 at $ 80
Westerns. 1855 N. at s4 80.
do 300 No. at IS Is; 20 Westerns. leS7 10 81
20 do. l9st 10 at - 10 % stoekers s73 ~ at 81 49,
newton Go: % y.ntusNy steers. 1861 rO. at IS co.
rssP 6 @ a So H. eq lt s.: s. II t s. Ssc r. S S s. g.
sSam6eEE Son; q vissina .sser, ss sct n at
at S. IS: : do. 1875 ib' at s. 10
CALyEs-Receipts $50 head. including for
saughterers and lo6 for the market making with the
tribe firm and all grades l steady srassers and west
erns held to Wednesdays figures; the pens were
100 S grassers s. 2ass So cus al 81 yearlinss
Dressed calves G STEADY at per 70 for City aesscd
veas 64G7sc for dressed and TGl2c for
Sales R. Hume: 70 Buffalo veals I4o 70 aver
! do ls9 10; at 81: PennsyIyanis do. 100 n at S.
John P Nelson; 81 western calves $40 n. At
]; 6; Curtis s Son: xeals. 29S n. at ss5O
s Sanders: veais. $50 70. 50; do so 10.
so
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 40 or
s.4O5 head including 29is for saughterers and
IOIs the market making with the stale stock 1Ia
to be sold sheep were quiet and steady; lambs
strong and IL 925c higher; held over
Common to fair sheep sold AZ So 5Oq$4 62h per 100
n, with prime offered; fair prime lambs at
Sc $50 81 95: Canadian lambs sale Dressed
mutton steady 7a9isc per 10: lambs at
9Q11tac. with selected carcasses bringing little
money
SaIes-W r. Hume: 236 Buffalo lambs 60 n aver
az @ ST. as do ss ~ at G7S 5 PennsyiSana MA sheep
SO 10, az So 80.
Kerus Commission Company 229 Buffalo lambs, 60 10.
at So 55; 232 do. 90 10. Sc So.
fobin 25o Ohio sheep. s5 H. at 81 62is $50
do, 10 ID. at S4 %.
at 81: q state sheep. III N. at S4
HoGs-Receipts were is cars. or $3.50 head In,
cluding carload for the market. Prices were ABOUT
steady Good medium weight and light hogs sold az 50 %
per 100 io pigs SO & country dressed hogs STEADY AZ
e&G10iac per 10.
SaIes-W. r. Hume: ST state hogs 40 10 average. at
81 lao 10. So 0S ~ roushs os 10.
a So 65 stays. 3T5 10. at So boar, $50 10 az g.
Mcpherson & Co: 7 state pigs. oI 10 az 50 %
s. Sanders date yesterday: 81 state pigs 100 n az
Sc TO roughs AIS 10 at SIS 20; boar. I'D 10. az 81
. Judd & Co date Yesterday; l26 Ohio hogs ia 10
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
~. ~ -.

Now lork November ]. 1907.
BEEYES-Receipts were 1873 cars. "a head in
cluding export alive 80 for slaughteers
for the market making with the cattle 32 cars
sale. Very few choice cattle offered. Common to
prime generally 10 TO 15c higher:
nrm; rated firm to 10c higher: fat
fully as strong wednesday. but pretty
good slow and dragging and barely steady cars
held Common 20 prime steers sold at So 759
100 N; rather choice SO 40 bulls
S3qS3 40 cows. 81 4O4$3 90: COW, 81 10
fair demand at Sa10i2c 10 for native
beef bringing lie; Texas
at 6sR7Ec. Liverpool and London cables quoted live
cattle higher 10ac621sc fD estimated dressed
weight sinking the offa tops at London. 12Asc refrig
orator Oc 10. No shipments from this
mort to-day Tomorrow the Minnehaha will carry to
$50 cattle and 500 quarters of beef for Schwar
Suzberger and $50 cattle for j. Shamberg
New York for southampton Loo quarters OF beef
Co., 1000 quarters for SchwGrzschlld &
Sulzberger O5o quarters the Morris Beef Com
pany making. with the previous shipments total for
the week 1853 cattle and IL $50 quarters OF beef all
% ports of Grsax Britain with tAe sxospon or LOO cata
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iiver1ool Nov 1-Closing-Wd dull. No
red Western winter. ID futures steady: December.
S. 5isd; March 4tsd May. S. SD COR-SpOt
prime American. IS 9d futures steady Decemosr
IS OF. January IS 57sd PEAS-Canadan steady. s.
HOPS-In London Pacific COasl steady e 6sdf3 los
FTOUR-Winter patents steady. sos Cd BE1E.I'-Extra
India mess firm Cd PORK-Prime Western
steady SIS HAMS-Short cut Il 20 ID n steady Ss
RACON-CumberIand 20 80 n. SIS short
rb Is 10 strong. COS Cd; clear mddles. light.
10 S4 5Ts I'd; long clear middles heavy 3 70
40 N firm Sis: backs 10 % ~ steady Sss
clear bellies Is ~ quiet SOS Sd: shoulders square
I To n firm. 3Ss Sd IAAHE-Prfme Western. N
terces steady 47s Sd American refined. In pals steady
AIS 81. CIfEESE-Canadian finest white. new. steaty
6is Cd Canadian cOlored. steady. -6-s oc
TALLOw-feime city firm. 31s Sd. TUFPENIINE-
Spirits duh. Sd. ROSIN-COmmon urn. 1us ~
PEsTROLET-A -At-Isefned firm. Iisd- IGNSEED OIL
Steady. 26s 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

The local market for spot cotton steady un-
changed. at 1880 for mddng upland and 11l5c for
m!ddlng Gulf. Sales. 3.O22 bales.
Southern spot markets teegraphed follows:
Galveston steady unchanged New Orleans steady
unchanged a. l01zc: sales. 1850 bales Mobile sc
higher at 10isc: sales. 400 bales.
higher TT loHc; sales. 6sG9 Charleston dull &c
lower. i0hc Wilmington steady unchanged at lOIic
Norfolk steady "a lower 0isc: bales Bal
timore nominal unchanged at 107sc. Augusta steady
lower. at 1oiac sales 1905 bales. St quiet
lower. 1O7sc Houston steady. &c higher. at I0&c
sales 100 bales; Little Rock nominal
Estimated receipts at leading points Saturday: At
Galveston 1900 TO 1900 bales against 1900 week
24.5O last year At Houston 10000 600 bales
against e267 week 10 733 year At New
Orleans. 5000 TO $500 bales against s.203 last
Il. .002 last year.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
4 doing; bales; speculation
export 500: American. 1000; receipts. 1000 bales all
American: mddng upland. 1891. Futures opened steady
points lower near. 10 points lower distant
positions: closed quiet. net decline of i0ls II
points; November 1854; November December 56d:
cember-January. 559Rd; January-February FebrI-
ary-March, 55sd; March-Apr. Aprl-May. May-une and
557izd; July-AuEust. 5.551sd. Manchester
Yarns dull and easy cloths irregular.
Cotton receipts-The following the total
col-.. - cnttnn at Ill sinca Sentenhsr-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

heard from the Southwest. There was quite notice
doie railing of in the movement receipts interior
points being about 100000 bushels smaller than last
year Whlte wheat and flour cearanCes for he daV
aggregated 100000 bushels weekly EXPORTS we're
iuIy as large as the previous week. II was stated
mat LlVerpoolS s sharp decline due Ar
genuine weather and crop news and somewhat larger
AIGett shipments for the week than IA been
pected The closing prices Liverpool were II n i
net lower. although little better than the opening
I,here We're holidays at Paris and Budapest. while
houses said that the rain Australia had been in
Su'uceht and that the position practicaIIv
uIChaheed cash wheat in the local market was
easle CLOSING as follows No. red 81 0J7s elevator
opening firm and higher weather In the
N,cSt ana an advance of ed Liverpool. part Of
Ni.Ch was lost later The market about
man a cent and in the afternoon strong ad-
Itte advance was due t6 bUish from many
,lIIs OF the belt including complaints poor
ny returns The movement also fell sharply and
az an interior points was only 81 1000
pared with $4,000 bushels a year ago Tho CHICAGO
tStIlrate Tor Saturday 15J cars ONLY 7Sn 600
pushelS were shipped from the Argentine this week
,.iIpareo with l252oOo bushels the week previous
'INPIrt safes amounted TO loads the cash mar
hvt mere closed nominal. follows 20 -
eIsEHInF re ana f1Asc b, ahoat; No. white T2Ss G
;tio ; 40 : yellow f1i4c o h. ahoat OATS-The mar
aLu IN the late afternoon advanced quite sharplv
closlhE ABOUT half cent previous night on
commission house support and the advance in corn
o ".IS IN New York were quoted follows: Mixed.
"o,sc ana clipped white. 30 % 40 h SCI GGic RYE
ISet aulI: No = Western. 94c arrive. o h
~ Aorh Wheat Including nour) exports for tho
Week according to 'Bradstreets." aggregated 1 7oa
%4o bushels, against 7G15 last week and 400 o7
% % year since July 1, 6S.2G7s15 bhshes agaipst
o IN last year Corn exports for week SEQ
$40 bushels against 749122 last week and 400 oa1
,ast ye1r since July l. 1880 eT1 bushels against
l46lI,159 last year. 9 "7''''S'
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02


IN iMLELAIsmTIE-The TAI L9ndon mar<o, higher.
ranging from 81 5oQ32c- coPPER-was higher in
Locally tGd r, %, '',"s @ a at S1 @ and 5gtnrss at & sos
casting at I575RI4c. LEAD-Vvas unchanged both
TfI IN a@na"9 where II % was quoted at as
easy at 525 535c In the local market IRON-yyas
quoted and Cleveland warrants AT 30, -
1@,yiy tiy u,s market was rather easier In tone y
market Tor pig iron ceruHeafes at tho produce Ez-
sales Standard foundry Frades quoted as follows
Jsnuary,. Februars ana s,areh sIo.6 N'1$l'' and
NoLAssEs AND sNRIPS- market was steady
taoas follow: IoIAssfs"Ne' oreanl eea,rtFs 2eG
omTo@ r non ,, @ l4s :er I5ai7o. good. S2dc
0iLs-cottonseed Oh was active to-day. with spot
1--we crgae priG,ss Will lstc months alei alolt
COO Novesnber IS as7sc: 200 Decen'bcr 81 a87ssc:
Ma S9i a G inseed oil Mas c5gng and 100 %
hned pe,r2lguin vas rcnorted IN s,eady demand n,
Taalto' b6Is S75c bu,k, &c Panadephla, zoe; bulk
SSc wa;rr White NSw York bSs TdSaaaRP9iR 10 7sc Ra
cee N@ r II doc 5gis G25e y9sr white
TOSSED olIsPrn.o crude spot 26c. rriIne summer
ss5,s &se. January %3G3s&c: March ass. a aoc MAJ
vernbcr 35.a ag7c; good or summer yellow sea 37c
prime Ghte and prime winter yellow, 5lG &C LIN
toy, town raw, 4Sqfoo; Calcutta raw. zoe LARD OIL
and a6a5r gs az ara sa Po
packers hut was stcadied up near the close hy the
strength o in g[ain ana ief of quite steady Receipts
PORk--Barely steady. Quoted Mess SI6 25n si7 %:
tanlIy Sl3HSz9; short clear. SIG 30 $17 % BEEF-
sl5; packet $1r 500si2: extra india mess s23G
$23 80. BEEF liAMs-Flrm. Quoted 500 DRESSED
aoGS-firm Quoted; Hacons s9sc: $50 n ,7.c; IGO
n. phc 40 III, oiec; pigs. % WlOcsc CUT MEATS
Picked bellies quiet Quoted: Smoking. 13i. &c:
10 H. l2' q 1:izc: 12 n, lA@l@%c i No. Ilgc
Easy quoted Middle Western hrme 70 ~ soc
barely steady quoted: south American 10 Soc Con
6ne1t no'Sd oSSf; sTe.h segs I9e Compound quiet
Oleo. 10c; city lard stearine. 1Oa10lbc
RICE-The market held steady and unchanged hero
tons follow Screenings Slsd3t4c: ordinary iffi%c:
fair; 4&d3c good ordinary, 5a5&c prime. 5@@5%c:
eign. 55hq65sc: Rangoon and Basseim. 5d5%c.
SUGAR Refined sugar was steady but quiet
rebate of 10 points and discount per for cash
days Crysr dominos 72oc; Eagle tablets, Zoo:
n bags and Eagle confectoners' granulatcd 525c:
xXXN M powdered 5ISc powdered. coarse powdered ami
10 bags do 3Jc 3is M bags do 5.25c; bags TO-
800; 10 fb bags do. 5l5c q 80 10 bags do 5OSc
confectoners' a. $500: No l. 4S0c Nos 3 4 75c
No Z 47Oc; No . 4G5c No 9. 4.6Oc; No :. 55c: No
425c: No II. 4.2Oc; Nos IA Is and To- 4 15c II an.
pears that there foundation for sale
was sold at los T. basis Se test equal to lSs s7c
duty paid Local prices. however. unchanged and
50 test 34Oc and moasses sugar, so test al 3 l5c
The London market was shade higher. November
WIlIett & Gray: Total Europe and America
5TS3 tons. against S54 O5l year same
uneven dates The decrease OF stock rs 26s tons.
against decrease OF 2s 756 week Total stocks
and ahoas together show visible supply of 993 tons
against lO34Ool tons last year. or decrease Of 4o26s
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

me mining market on the Produce Exchange was
quiet yesterday, the total transactions being 1900
shares. distributed among three stocks as follows
.oVo Greater Nevada at lie and 1ec; 1000 Beaver
soperior. at 56c, and 100 Tramp Consolidated
ct zac
BIO Hnd asked prices were:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

Ny PERSON HAVING REASONS AGAINST TFI1
~ issuance Of duplicate $1,000 certificate common
stock Southern Pacific Railway IN place OF u l3SSi5.
Leon Bros, lost November, 1905. communicate
Secretary oS Company
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota.
tions for government bonds. compared with Thurs
days:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
JULIEN T. DAVIES,
81 Nassau ST., \. Y.
JAS. RUSSELL SOLEY,
) Nassau ST.. y. y.

yIVo INVESTORS -NoIHING SAFER THAN PER
cent Farm Loans" Write THE FARBURY IN
VF3STMENT 60 Fairbury. Nebraska. Send funds
First National Bank. Fairbury. Neb-