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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

GOVERNOR GLENN FOR PEACE

u~or.~nor Glenn is for Peace. OK
.aa o New York mead line re-
Gently. ,h 70
rhere i nothing like a half truth 70
aape q sensation. In MS pea
-,nents, Governor Glenn vs. the poao
$50 MAN alive. He loves peace ne
do+es on it; he will fight Tor II! no
.a.,i,e that Governor Glenn VIII
~ secure peace after he IS lhoo
=. fight. But he mas ohe 80
rule of negotiation Wnich may
haen noticed recently; the otnef niai'
hoe got to be whipped hrst' 49,
that the sooner Peace comes - A
;+s gentle wings and cool the afuoi "
-. heated blood the better the Gov
;s nleased. Under such CIR
-..nces he can sit i'm a draught anu
49, hreezes of harmony play
across his peaceful pate like ahs mai
DARN of ease and pleasure. 1oN
nor Glenn. like most fighters mas "
. heart. He hates to mt haroeA
or M. re often than is necessary. "a.
loves TO near his enemy "holler huh.
It was when Governor Glenn sau
IL w A.
oa, his teeth to the southern
panuav. .Nuff? ?" that the New YORK
r,snaner. mistaking the slgnlIfcaiioo
of the remark, drew a wrong cohoAo
sion.
paoen+lv a docile gentleman came
tn Raleigh bearing a flag winch ho
desired that the Governor present "
- po.ca Society. The Governor ac-
aon+aa the commission, and the start
~ uka an evening zephyr
~ ,inatcns. But the wind rose div
there was an audible soushihs'
fasb of lightning startled the peaoel"
comnanv that had gathered d lno
,i+ol TO disarm the nations OF the
would 4 storm arose ana tneTe wa"
.be sound of crashing limos. ouu-
aanlv where it had been doing unoei
.,o frees the company awoke TO nhu
i+self shells screaming above, SMOKE
rolling below, the red Isnl Oh wa
abead. charging straight at the .iloal
of the enemy, following the trunpe'
voice of the Governor as he pasneo uhe
bloody fields to victory! Inc mex
sacond the Governor was over .he
ramnarts and the enemy was IN 1uil
ond d~;seraceful flight He ADJ
the flag and waved it above MS heau'
while the Peace advocates slooo op
and gave the rebel yell three liiiie0
over.
ST accent the fag!" remarked the
Governor.
It was in some such MOOD that any
aaaoa talk with the Southern Railway
a.s made by North Cardinals execu-
49, The southern has stated that
it has not yet got huff. Anu VIM
Governor Glenn is doubtless SUN %
Peace" there is no need OF sehuins q
Substitute to the firing line.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27
THE ONLY WAY.

The Washington Herald evidently
does not understand the true railroad
situation in the South. If it did II
Would not make this statement.
What the South wants is better
railroad accommodation saws a
southern contemporary. Doubtless
that explains why certain States of the
South are proceeding SO diligently
along the sure road not to get it"
The Southern States have at last
adopted the only course that will get
better railroad accommodations-the
course Of demanding fair play and
fair prices. For twenty years it let
the railroads do as they pleased. with
the resul, that they doubled the water
in their stock gave poor service. and
had such a pull in politics no regula-
lions could be made.
The South has proved that petitions,
tufts of grass and earth do no good.
They asked for better service ten wears
and got worse service Now they
say: We will fix your rates. What
The railroad say: please
don't reduce rates, and We will give
better se~rvice?" The answer is: you
can and must do both"
If the State wints its fight. it
will gain both. If it loses, it will
gain better service. AS long as it was
unwilling to fight it got bad service
and a high rate.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

An exchange remarks that a canVass
na,,b,icans in the conservative
sa,o West where Cleveland a
s,,ch great strength, SHOWS d piepoh
darance of sentiment in favor OF 'he
progressive policies of Presloeht
roosevelt. HOW much of this chanse
f sentiment is due to the president
and how much to the exposure OF on
ai+ionso And what of the Democrats
nb we're frightened away from Bryan
bv alarm for the very interests III
attacking whose excuses f'ooseNei'
has gained his popularity?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27
ROOSEVELT AND GLENN.

Since John Temple Graves created
a ten days sensation by calling on Mr..
Bryan in a banquet speech at Chatta-
nooga to place Mr.. Roosevelt in nomi-
nation for the presidency In 1908.
nothing so bizarre has occurred until
the Boston Tribune. edited by Mr..
c. F. King. formerly of North Caro-
lima. came out the other day in fam
ing headlines and put this ticket in
nomination.:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27
What If7
h IL

Rochester IIcu
What If Mr.. Rocket
quit. TO-DAY. and with him
powerful associates7
What If every wheel b
comes from a Rocket
would today cease t1
wheels Of railroads, r
product factories. the e..
cry Of production and
What If the vast
Drises in Ohio. Indian.
West virginia, In South
and East were to be Cls
What would become
Of men employed "
the effect upon the count.
ty2
Temporary stagna-'r
low Thousands upc.
citizens would be uner
incident would pass cf
country IL great @n0uR.
rior to even a EocEe
But the thought D.
showing the danger NJ
much responsibility 20
comparatively narrr@
single corporation
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

r~aoe ard Dignity Of the state. wnSa
IN ts~s respective -ssaaTes oosn ivy
srror Glenn ard Mr. Roos~vett arc
past masters sn maintaining. we mH@s
tn~ that Nj kfnx vii rst urge las
rnf-swasnnt
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

People who have securities shoulo
sit steady in the boat. AS soon as
cotton begins to move there Will De
money Then good securities VIII
command good prices and securlues
now hammered down will go up b"l
the water has been squeeze u OF
the bad ores.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27
TIE FNCTSS RAG

An incident Or thr
the c~ontewstng ra.lrra t.
the rate law into aIt-.
putting into affect q
baggage allowance ;r--
and nrty 10 two huuF-.t
increase was urged rrt..
ture by the IT. =. A
iaiiy chamrioaed hy
Preston. OF Charlotte er.
Elias. OF Raleigh fu PA.
poratei in the rate lau
nearly one month tina.
neglected 10 pat the ncr
they also failed 90 obey
creasing the amount OF
should be carried on ono ...
the settlement. however
man who carries excess
ting the benefits both ~ ,e-
and the lower cost 81 H..
charges.
II is not generally known ,-
much this excess" chA-rs
the toll exacted being n4
fifteen per cent ~ the rr- , ..
ticket purchased. Tor Zach z.-
pounds weight carried above t.-
II a ticket costs I've dollar PHO 4
cling man mus pay seyerr five
for each hundred pourgs .rs-
hundred. formerly over onc ..-s-
and nifty. The travelling nar. ,E.-
fore. scores twice, on hle r.sa
and his cheapcnod ra., r- m
gage as we'll MS by ttc -.--~
amount he il entitled - .ar.- -,-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

IT Will DOUBLE s be faurI - .'
office cat ate up tho ledge
were kept the lobby ar..
the expenditure on aces..
profitable
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

DR.. Lea G. Broughton has received
an letter threatening his
lie and signed PAX Vobiscum-' DR..
Ttpughton and Peace have never been
sen intimate associates as to take
20 eng a journey together.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

An Austrian savant is alar-.. .
cause he notices that Amer.
men their legs in uan..
fears for their health. Aue'r.m. .
sit UP straight and do not '... '.
backs OF Their chairs. Who .rr
got to do with the way a woraa
when she stands up
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

OF course. II was the fvo-0r
quarter rate that caused &C.. .r-
conditions in the Soutner. H
operation for the past sa.r .
In the cutting or the u7Ia.
on the preferred stock
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

lack of funds is checking canal
works" saws the Associated Press. So
far the hole in the Treasury is the big
gest excavation in connection with
the short route to the Pacific.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

If the fleet of var ships going
around the Horn is merely on a prac-
tice cruise, why was it put in COM
mand Of Fighting Bob Evans?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

The cutting of the Southern Rail-
way dividend was working the ..psy-
Geological m rather strong.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

It will doubtless be a matter of re-
lief in many parts of North Carolina
to learn from Mr.. Ackert that the stub
books of the southern Railway show
ing the persons to whom free passes
were issued last yea have been de-
stroyed. When were they destroyed?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

is Chairman Adams, riding a-a
WITH n whiskey king. an I,-.
70 the boys to go back a Irr -
Their from the road p"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27
Mr.. Bryan insert

(Wali Street Jn-
Stolen-Several Deg
belonging excluaivels
parties. one b%EariTa
other with a BOD.
Falstan, are suspect.
Information lead.
of the property VIII Or
dress W. j. b. LAuestH.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-27

The danger Of hug
is she's 50 awful sharp
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dee 3-Reaned snsar quiet. Raw
sugar market ruled quiet with centrifugal IS test
at ;ss Musc0vado. 50 test al 3l5a32O aud moIasses
sugaI. 50 test 2s5a2sl
NAVAL STORES-Spirits tuTpentne quiet and
unchanged, al 80 for machine made barrels Rosin
ruled dull. az 35 for common 10 good strained
Tar steady az $50 for oil barrels. At Savannah
prices steady az l5ss.
BUTTER-Receipts. 6,1ll packages. Choice in fair
demand; creamery extra. 2s fists. 26,aA27: state
dairy, tubs. finest. q good 10 choice 25eae; imita
tion creamery. arsts ZZa25; factory hFsts. 25a2l,z
EGGS-Receipts. :. .i5l eases. Fresh firm; nearby
white fancy, isas9; Western hrsts. Soa3l Western
seconds eSa2c
MILL FEED-Quiet trade. Spring bran. lC0-Ib.
sachs. 10 mri1e lake and rail 23O0; middliugs 800
city hTan 2Le0, in bulk: Western led dog s935. 10
arrive; winter whelt bian. in l0o-lb. sacks. Z70l
FLOUR Inactive and unchanged Spring patents
S6ea6s .: clears. 5c0a525 winter straights 4l5ss
wintcs cleans. ii0a4.6l; Kansas. IN sacks uatents
5-l5a5-5c, stloishts. A.Sa5l0; clear. A35a4s1
RYE FLOUR-Nloderatc tIade. Light supply We
quote fSa5.b
CORN MEAI-ModeFate demand. Kiln-dlicd. for
export 265a2.5e; coarse meal. in bags L3OaI51
BUChWHEAT FLOUR-Light trade; small sun
ply Choice. S.0oa3i5.
HAY Weak; supply ample. Receipts. 223l tons
Prime timothy, Llo; No l. LOO; No. , LOO: No )
eoGo5.
STRAW-Slow. ample supply. Long rye IS.
BEEF-IrrrSular; moderate inquiry Family lsoo
ali50: packet. l200al25C.
PORk-Mcderate business. Mess. l5.oCal57j; fam
iy lc.50alsm
TALLOW-Trade SLOW. City in hogsheads. 52.a5s
LARD-FTmor. Prime Western. SIS; city. SIS:
refined Continent. 500; South American, 9T5. ~.
fined Brazilian. kegs. ILoo; city ssearinc. 3; oIco.
stezIine weak; New York aad Chicago. "a
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. member
q the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago
Beard Of Trade l15 street northwest
Chicago. Dee 3-Wheat Nas lower in forcigp
markets the continued absence OF export demand.
with tine pressure q Argentina. vas the disturbing
influence IN English Ceutcrs where December hqui-
dat0u has been rather severe This AT tended 90
create bear sentiment. and the market conssd-
Cably lower. Lst,eiiy there was some strengthen
ing of the market account Of higher corn prices
and taking Of profits by shorts also buying against
the downs There is 10. question That strength in
the coarse grains and the short covering to-day were
the 0nly things that prevented wheat fIum closing
there. Tonight II is In much weaker position
than al any time the crop. and unless the for
esn situnti0n improves lower price, are inevitable.
Estimated receipts tomorrow. II ears.
Despite the weakness IN wheat corn ruled Icis-
t.geiy firm during the greater part u the session
Right after the opeung there dip OF about
half a cent iu prices a result of lower cables
and a little larger movement of new com than had
been anticipated. but heavy bUying developed the
market soon turned and gradually worked higher.
finally closing strong the best figures. The
strength due % money and muscle. the per
Sonal holder was persistent buyer throughout.
Kansas Cts houses were asking Chicago for bids.
which indicates that cur market will he used as a
target If prices continue 90 hold around present
level. Estimated c0rn receipts ia carS.
A The result of The adoption ~ the rule permit
ting No white oats % be delivered CONTRACT at
pcr cent. the trade today in that cereal was
active Tho grade started az &c below the old
form Mag delivery, and time was 2i.c dscotnt
The market with goud spirit TODAY by the lead
ing local longs and short covering has been started
There was spreading between the old aud neW style
contracts. The trade in general Il 0i the opinion
that the PERSONAL holder was pushing up coarse
grain today for the purpose of preventing further
decline in wheat Estimated receipts Of oats 81
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy Miller 4 Co. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange i3g + street north
west
New York. Dec. 3.-fho market VAS irregular and
largely under the influence Of the so-called Wall
street crowd. whose buying had the effect Of steady
ing and sharply advancing prices after a weak cpCu-
mg Cables were poor when the market opcnod. hut
improved before the close. but buying power failed
after the wants Ot the Wan street party were SUD
rlled. aud this resulted In duu ard sagging mar
ket- The feeling was somewhat nervous. Sentiment
while more bllish is not followed by ver confident
buying although the bun crowd viii apparently con-
them ~ ccntroi until the ginncTs and bureau figures
next week. Consumers viii undoubtedly psv god
deal Of attention. and are expected 60 enter the
market with much les hesitation. Even now the
mill news Is much more encouraging and The same
Is the fact in regard TO the general run Of dry goods
reports.
Liverpool takes more optimistic view Of the ur0s-
pcct than many Americans. and the demands f,s.
spcfs m that market continues TO exert beneficial
influence futures. With small bureau figures next
week the pool may again take the lead IN advancing
the market.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the local stock exchonge
yesterday assumed something OF its old
time vIgor and volume Prices also were
better, and the trading was over larger
Held than has been observed on the local
board for many weeks
In the first place, there was heavy In
vestment buying of bonds. The trades in
this class OF securities alone aggregated
SLIGO at the close. The bulk OF the bond
sales were In Washington Railway and
Electric Is and Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone 5s. The former sold from Is
up 10 75ll. and the telephone bonds from
1908 10 lO07s.
In the stock transactions 713 shares were
sold. the largest blocks Of which were
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
| ferred. Mergenthaler and Mitchell Min
ing. The railway stock sold at e21k Mer-
genthaler from l93 up TO 195, and Mitchell
at 2 and 3s. with 81 share tue asking
price.
Local stocks are fast recovering their
values, and on the way up those who sold
out for liquidation several weeks ago
seem TO be trying to buy their holdings
back. before they reach high figures
again
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
New York.
New Orleans.
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore. Dec 3.-FoIowing are the official prices
for to-day:
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. iO5s363 bushels
Southern wheat sold at Sc inspected steamer No 2
rcd. Contract: January. L02 Sales ca No. rcd.
track lo0i$; car No red Western spot I0iz
Settling prices: No. , red Nestar LOIIk; contract
splt, 100: Nc. rcd. 9 steamer No red ssli
steamer No red Western, g7la. Western closed
steady. Spot: Deccmbcr. LOIS; January I.OyI con
tract closed steady. Spot. Decembcr, LOO: January.
LO2; May. los
FLOUR-Winter extra. 5ejail5: DO. clear. 4 ala
f.3j. do. .traight 450sf65: do patcnt. S0,t q
spring clear. i.25al65; 10. straight 5l5ah4O: DO
IHtcnts 551a5-75; Citv Mills best uatent 625- do
high grade patent. 5f5; do straight SIS. choice
family. z-75: extra, 3S0siO9 Corn meal ugr 1e0
lbs. Jlals0.
CORN-Stock in elevators se05i0 bushels Trac.
yellow corn, domestic delivery 67a67i, per busbel
fer car lots prime ON SPOT. Contract: Iamary. COS,
Salcs, car steamer mixed SPOT. 5SA: 1000 bushels
year, 6l3s car new spot. 81: 4 czrS new su.t sgl
settling prizes: Fer No. . white. 30 No. ? white
new, 62k mixed. IS: new. 62il steamer mixed 5ss.
NJ. ). 5eS.. Western spot: December. old 65: new.
G'-a62ls; year. e2Aa6,iz January elisasls, Febrl-
ary. 6lNa62; March s.
OATs-Stoek in elevators. 3Ss2s bushels. shin
mcn:s from elevators s.339 bushels. White No.
hcaU. 55isa5i: do No > light o. medium 52tba53
No. heavy. 52a53; No. medium sia52: do No
light 5oa5l; do, No T. lighi TO heavy isal9: mixed
No ?, 50a5l do, Ne. 3. iSai9: do. No. 4 4eai7
RNE-Stock IN dcTators 1l5 COS bushels: shipment =
frCm ClCratnrs. 2l29 bushels. Ne. , Western rvr
s6as1 per bushol
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

The wholesale market yesterday showed ne ma
teral change from that Of the day before Rcceirts
light IN several lines. notably eggs and p0ultry
and prices were firm. The market as a whole n.o,ei
steadily On the quotations.
prices quoted are wHolesalsl
BUTTER-Cresmery. fancy. 2slsa2s; do. Western
nrsts. 2 do. seconds Ga25; process fancy 3; do
tair 20 good 2a23. dairy. choice lsa2p; good I6als
store-paeked, fresh isal7.
CHEEsE-Market firm and active on all kinds
New York State factory, large. l6isal7; do. aats
Is; do, small, l5is do, summer, large. Hal5: do.
summer. small. Halfls; do. far 20 good l2al3
Western factory, new, ehoiee, H'4ai5; do. fair 10
good, II; Virginia. 10.
EGGS-Nearby fresh Virginia. loss on 81 aver
ase. %; West Virginia and Southwest yirginia "a
D; Tennessee. 27a2s North Carolina. 36a27; cold
storage lsa30
LIVE POULTRY-Chickcns. fancy l5ali; aver
age. "a; ems. II; roosters. = ducks large. ual2
do. small, sale; geese, l0al2. turkeys toms Der
10. l5 do. hens. Is, do. thin. 10: keats J.
DRESSED Turkeys. hens. undravn.
Per H.. l6al7: do, average. undrawn I5a6 do
thin. 10; old toms, l5a6; chickens large, Is; hens
choice, l2 ROSTERS sac, ducks. old. llali; geese
Sall: capons. s-lh. avtngs. IS: small a.
DRESSED MEATS-CalVos, fun dressed 9O0a
100; heads of, 800: hoglressed calTcs. 500; hams
country, sugar-crtd. lla6 hogs. small and neat per
cwt.. Z do. medium. 6iaa7: do. heavy. ea6's.
GAME-Rabbits. per dozen. l5a2Z5; do. kits
Lelal %. quail. per dozen. 25oa325, do small LGla
squirrels. each. Gas; opussums. each, aafo; wood
cock. each. S5a40.
NEGETABLEs- Potatoes. home grown, l.75s2Oo:
do. rural. 60; sweet potatoes. per Dbl. 250a3 =
yams. 50a2o0; cabbage, per bbL. 90: cucumhers.
North Carolina. lela % onions Maryland and Nir-
gnia pct bbl 25Oa275: Egyptian crate l2ja3CO
GREEN FRUITS-Apples York Imperial Der
bbL, 225a275; Ben Davis. 200a250- Wine SAP. Z25a
175; fancy table trut 251ai0o: Spy. 251a3Z5 loose
packed Lc0al50
DRIED FRUTTS-Applos sliced fancy. ea7: 90.
sliced. bright. :a5.
SUNDRIES- -Beeswax. 30: tallow. 5a5is: honey.
white clover. lib. new. p; do. 2-Ib new lOal2:
ginseng per H.. s.Oeas5e; Seneca. per b., 90;
Golden seal, Gals; Pink. l2a8. Mandrake. 2a3;
Snake Root. 50.
GRAfN-whcat. choice. scaes de-. fair 10 good.
s5aso; do. ordinary. Sass; ryet 75as corn sheed
white. 5eas2; do yellow 56ae2: do car. L7Os3 90,
oats. Western white. No 2 5Sae0; do. mixed Sass
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Dee. Eeccip,s, 500 head.
Market steady. Prime bee1es i90a6.S5; poor to me,
dium. &55a4.2o; stuckeS and feeders LaOaI25; COWS
aud heifcrs. 249a45o: canncrS 1.loae.00; Texans.
3Ooac.75
HOGS Receipts 2sOOo head Market 5aloc lower.
Light. A65a5lo rough, ssoaAs); mixed 465a5 20
heavy. As5s5 l5 PIGS. 370a3sl
SHEEP Receipts. 1900 head Market STEADY: lOC
higher. Native sheen. 2Gea5.o0; Western sheep 2Ul
a4.s); nati7e lambs. 3esss.95; Western lambs asa
G.2j.
New York. Dee. g. - CATTLE Receipts. L 81
head. Nothing o. importance doing in live cattle
Iomira steady. Dressed beef quiet and selling "a;
sai0 pei pound: extra beef. l0is.
CALVES Receipts. 30 head. Barnyard calves
steads; Westerns weak Vcais 56Oaa15: haruyard
calves. G5DaAoo: Western calvcs. nominal: Indiana
do. 325a5.00: dressed calves steady: city dressed
yeas. sizalFz per pound: country dressed sals;
dTcrscd grasscTs. 7a7fz
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts gO9l head.
Sheep steady: choice 10 flm; choice lambs firm.
others quiet but unchanged. Sheep. 30aa525 la71ns
5.Zsa6So; one car choice. SIS; culls, 4oea5.se NJ
Canada lambs.
HOGS Receipts, $3.50 head; finn 10 l0c higher
state and Pennsylvania hogs. 555a5Sa
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Dec. Mooney uu call az the stock ex
change to-day opened a. s pcr cent: highest s.
Lowest, 4; closing, 4. Most Of the loans were Al :
Per cent.
Time money was still scarce. hut a feSg loans were
made. Rates 10 70 z Ter cent for sixty 20 ninety
DAYS. { per cent for four months and 10 Der
cent fog six months
Mercantile paper continued very dun An ORA
sional sale out of town az high rates practically con-
stitutcd the business Mercantile paper was quiet
rates heing quoted nominally and 10 per cent
sterling ruled generally lower today. The closing
was heavy. about = below yesterday. Rates for
actual business were: Sixty DAYS. as0it. demand
66o6a4s5 cables. fs7lOals7l5. Commercial bills
we're 4 7aa4 s054-
The supply Of cotton bills WAS ro-d
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04

For the purpose of mutually improving
its members and to promote the dignity
OF labor. the National Temple Of Labor
of Washington. ID. c. has been incor-
porated By MessTs. Robert G.. n Ross,
John c. Schmidt Newton E. James. VIII
liam II. Schaefer John s. Harrell.
Charles A. Pau, and Samuel de Nedrey.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04

New York. Dee 3-Tbere was weaker trend ~
wheat to-day. but stronger. The depres-
sion caused largely by discouragBg cables and
increasing supplies in the Northwest No. ! North
ern Duluth. TO arrive. lie No > red T. O. b. LOg:
No. hard. T. o. b.. Lllla: No. macsroBi. Loo T.
o. b.; No. macsr0ni 9S: No I Manitoba nominal !:
No Manitoba nominal Exporters took p loads
CORN-FuTn and in fair demand. The trmuesS
was mainly in sympathy with the stronger adrices
from the interior. No elevator. S.: No. . T. o.
65S.; No. white 6sS, I. q. b.. for early December
Exporters took loads.
OATS-Stronger; fairly sctiye. Elevator prices:
No white, 55is; No. 4 white. 5iia. Ne > mixed
52ls
The prices for futures follow: