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The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23
PAIN

Pain in the head-pain anywhere, has its cause.
Pain is congestion, pain is blood pressure-nothing
else usually. At least, so says Dr. Shoop. and to
tablet-called DR.. Shoops Headache Tablet
coaxes blood pressure away. from pain centers
though safely, it surely equalizes the blood circu.
lation.
If you have headache, it's blood pressure.
If it's painful periods with women, same cause.
If you are sleepless restless, nervous, it's blood
congestion-blood pressure. That surely is
certainty for DR.. Shoop's Headache Tablets stop
it in 20 minutes, and the tablets simply distribute
the unnatural blood pressure.
Bruise your finger, and doesn't it get red, and
swell, and pain you? Of course it does. It's con-
gestion. blood pressure. You'll find it where pain
ts-always. It's simply Common Sense.
We sell at 25 cents, and cheerfully recommend
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

The bites and stings of iE-
sects. sunburn, cuts. burns and
bruises relieved at once with
0inesalve Carbolized. Acts
like poultice. Draws out in
fammation. Try it. Price 25c.
Sold by Winslow Drug Store.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

Man Zan Pile Remedy comes
put up in a collapsible tube
with nozzle. Easy to apply
right where the soreness and in
fiammation exist. 1t relieves
at once blind bleeding, itching
or protruding piles. Guaranteed.
Sold by Winslow Drug Store.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23
Coming Attractions.

Coming Attractions.
Nov. 27-Wolford Stock Co.
Dec. 3-Peck's Bad Boy.
" 31-Eagle Eye.
Jan. 6-Two Merry Tramps.
19-For Mothers Sake.
" 29-Toyland.
Feb. 16-Are You Crazy?
F" 23-Holy City.
Mar. 22-Desperate Chance.
Apr. MAS New Husband.
" 21-Billy Berry's Min
;trels.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

There was some rain and a
furry OF snow here Monday.
Considerable snow fell between
here and HolbroOk the same day.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

Born-To the wife of c. c. Eas-
ley, late Friday evening Nov. Is,
a daughter. Mother and child
both reported doing nicely.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

Engineer L. o. Holm is the ia
ther OF a big bouncing boy, born
last Sunday. Mrs. Holm and
the baby are getting along very
we'll.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

Rings Little Liver Pills keep
the system clean, the stomach
sweet: Prompt relief for head
ache and biliousness. Good for
all the family. Sold by Winslow
Drug Store.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23
Notice..

All Elks are requested to meet
at the lodge room not later than
3 O'Clock p. m. Sunday Dec 1st.
Bv order of Memorial Committee.
George K. Anderson, the pOpu-
lar third district engineer, return
ed Sunday after an absence of
two months.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23
COFFEE

You can buy something
called "cOffee" at 1Oc lb
with 5000 miles of R r
freight from the roaster;
don't.
Your grocer returns your money if you don't
Ike Schilling's Best; we pay him.
Mrs. F. NJ. Carter is in Wins
low this week visiting relatives
and friends and renewing old ac-
quaintances.
DIR. H. Lee Chilson has been
confined to his home this week
on account of severe illness, but
is now improving.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23
DR.. Shops
Headache
Tablets
w. A. keller.
Post Office Hours

Hereafter the post office hours
will be as follows:
Week days: s a. m. to z p. m.
Sundays: II m. to 1 p. m.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

Mrs. Penrod, wife of the Santa
Fe conductor, and son, paid a
short visit to Los Angeles this
week.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

To have your clothes neatly
cleaned and pressed take them to
Fairchild, the up-to-date tailor
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23
TEA
TEA
Not l in 1000 who buy
Schilling's Best wants the
money.

Your grocer returns your money if you don't
like Schillings Best; we pay him.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23
Additional Locals

Mrs. 7. L. Service left for Los
Angeles Sunday to visit friends
and relatives.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

Mrs. {. A. Service lett for Los
Los Angeles Sunday, going to
the hospital for treatment.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

Miss Jessie Reed was passen-
ger on No. 7 Sunday going to
to Williams on an extended visit.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

Music furnished for all occa-
sions. J. c. Simmons, Williams,
Ar1z
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

l folding bed and l child's bed
for sale at the Hotel Navajo.
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

Bull-terrier pups for sale al
Riley Walcott's.,
The Winslow mail., 1907-11-23

Misses Parr and Todd return
to Flagstaff Wednesday after a
short visit home.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08

CoTTON-The cotton market active and excited
Yesterday with July the feature and relatively hrn
Earding probable squeeze in that position
which at the high point in the late session was 81
points low level Of the morning and 40
higher. The market closed steady at net
advance Of u 10 Al points. Sales for the day
100000 bales The opening steady, at
3 0 points but inside OF half an hour
there had been rally tn net advance OF points on
buying and covering Of shorts Notwithstanding
cables and favorable weather map. There
the afternoon July
sensatonally active and strong selling up TO
bale $3.50 trading unit above the low price of the
morning Later months did fully respond TO this
advance. owing presumably to the good weather and
favorable forecast sold about 10 70 points nef
higher close little OF from the best under
other things Il ruTnored that
Liverpool operator would arrive here to-day
for the shipment taken up contract the
English market there quite lot OF bullish
the rounds relative TO the spot situation
other things II stated that small lot Of
f4ho According the official differences, good mid
ding tinged IS supposed to be Of the value as
mddling II delivered contract Southern spot mar
kets generally unchanged
superintendent Kings weekly figures fol-
receipts. % 9l9 bales. against 55470 last
year: overland mills and Canada 13 POI bales,
against 1o537 last Southern mill takngs, esti-
mated $4,000 bales, against 10000 last loss of
interior IS 865 bales against 2o07s last
brought into sight for the week. 43,455 bales.
against 1879 last Total crop movements Port
overland mills and Canada, 1156635 bales. against
a2s. .ss7 year; Southern mill takings, 20650O0
bales against 1920 600 last stock az interior
September l, 1876 963 bales against
Is OPS 5e2 bales against 10536567 last The
total is for $50 days against PSI last
The range prices IN market to-day
as
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New June Z. 1907
CoFFEE-Tha coffee market a little more active
than OF re 250 haEs The
openlng unchanged 20 points lower and The market
after ruling steady during the miodle session added
sghy the loss during the last hour with the close
STEADY. unchanged TO 10 points lower The opening
about In line showing Of the French mar
ket, which unchanged franc the hour
the local opening Brazilian markets steady,
with Rio 50 snd Santos % reis higher. but the selling
noted here said against firm offers Gen
e-slly speaking. the situation in Brazil seemed 20 he
without material change. with receipts continuing on
scale although comparison with
years figures gradually growing less beash owing
increasing receipts after thle time So far
nothing Of crop arrivals Quite fire.
cuenty crop supplies begin 10 reach the primary
markets May and reports are received as 10 the
appearance weight Of this berry The season
with month in the coffee market.
ana should the early crop prove slow Il
probably the bull party suggesting small
crop favre closed = = freac lower. and Hamburg
va unchanged u pig love-- The market for spot
quiet with quotations the basis ot Csc on
The range prices the local mare. to-day
Sotio
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
Of contract prices in the local market to-day

The local market for spot cotton vas STEADY with
FsSs' 5SS for adne RGaRdhi G sales 5ss Southern SPOT
sse e5 a 1sss se @ ss bass NOBLE ar
sRgd at nominal 1 S0s 4 @ unchaRgea Hss at
Eaes 2s2 bales Baltimore nominal unchanged at at i3+e
steady 1nehsagsd at 12e sass Co. AZ bales Little SI
changed at 12iIc: sales $50 bales New Orleans firm.
itc highe. at l2c Houstoa steady so higher at &c;
sstardsy: Houston 200 70 600 against 2& last week
sa "a ,sst st ~tek 7@se end Tess year
Cotton xchanFe special LvePooI osbles-sPot cot2n
q1eter sass s SeceIpts 26o5 bales american 06o
ia5GdiinF upland 7445, Futures oDened steady Win
tGs' II ana noins: June June-Juiy es4d July
octo5er 6ts: october-Novenlber. Nd; November
PsSSs1s[ tsd: e4e5d Marb
s1yii 4 a7d: April-May 4sd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
s5sss:s ss request but freely offered Cloths quiet and D
FLOUR AND MEAIFlogr trsai9s on s7 the PFoauo:
oonssQ1s9os in winter straghts Prices were un,
e. S p4ees o TIE following are prices auoed on the
& S..1 T srss2 y ss5 g. Hs s55as Pstsa
sgTine & clears S % SgS4 IseI ssSss m RYE FTuR n
good s. 5Sa*9 ssptoH & to fa9sy asy e lsS 9S
N brand gAdMEAL steady ,11; q quoted e,rn Eno
sse city sT 5ss0ss m So sar %s's5 S6 s % 2Ps Ts
Sos sas so ali june Shipment city bran SO 2S bulk
s4sS sS o g sa s 30 faPs bat m g ssefs osa sa s
GRAIN-wHEAT-An alleged Kansas State report that
SsSse e sRrne Dasn a ,o AN exc,,ed Scramble u
shorts 20 cover wheat put early day According
private wire houses the Kansas report made
conditions in that which
trying for time past to the
market beleye existed 1t is estimated by some that
condition indicated around 1000 600 bush
compared with 1900 600 bush last The
month made condition OF 50 in kan
On tha bulge which Immediately followed the first
advanced 81 o5 after having sold during the first
81 O2 "a In Chicago the July option ad-
while September crossed the dollar mark Intmatons
report not official found their way
into the market and later backed by positive de-
fels the result being violent selling movement In
which practically destroyed all upturn
and market finally q sc lower New
-ork Orts!ea u this the market poorly
soEe5 escliuinz tendency in response 70 favorable
wegther shrouKaJGt West weakness in Continental
Iasskets ane the Argentine shipments of 1852 90 bush
compared viii 2.as6JC bus. the previous the
being accompanied by crop
coalitions n thac There little sup
for1 appeared
'esaiEg winter Eates practically
weekly reported iy Bracstreet
E0stf. and % aSos Exporters bought I5
Tsc IN tho local market 81 01 elevator
= - nAoat. - Northern Duluth. 81 1Ii4.
. EsrS winter. s. 0SSE afoat. CORN-Nhle
market shoved carly In lie dav II
sCppiieG buying orders the traa4
- 10 feel that the y uutavo-aile
ftsz seet at its highest yoint
.i'f.e lespc.s. rom Tie best
'rg onig about a taaatas although
1scsnbeT, which fCS io.esIInenr purposes
an zse so7Fsr Ne~ yc~ vfsa export o.
sspersa Arseatae shigc.s,t- sr4oi MED tc1;.Ooo
quoted 9sts- elevator IN he local mar
gss and s3c 0 zaoat; 80 white. &c. No
ssliow. &c aeoat oA'TS-There another
snssh In july oats at Chicago amounting TO &c bush
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

prr,-r-e r,,, - New Yor1, June = 1907:
9su9nF 50 GERS for alive e8 -auFhterers and
tfraay 23 cars on sale Choice steers were nrm a
hardly as brisk on Wednesday: bulls were in iFht
f'5Rsy no Id qLa5,y r is.qerea cows IIn 70 lnc
st2ics s'eors SOC s. 25sSe 50 per n bulls at
At So 5o cows a. s. G52S4 90 Western ana haifers
si sales at aae 'ef Poa et ana per 63og M NTH aIa
eef @ rferao- niger Fss am at ;. d per 70 re
fGI2rs took out 70 Bermuda for the United Dressed Ref
siis ~ MI cary 40 cattle and 900 quarters Of beef
t,9rs s Son and go qua5ters q beef for the G II
beef for Armour Co 100 quarters for the Morris Bee,
] on6any sPG loo guar,srs t9r schwarzschd & suis
teta FOR his week from this port lass cattle %
% With h the h" Hoo6 @, 5Ssf 5s s to and 20 4 q
sslesos Sanders: y jersey steers 1925 y average
syITans DO i1o1 n at s. o5 p do i17s n at So %
81 7o h At 81 45 % $50 n a, S. 'o o at
Newton & Co: 15 PENNSYLVANIA steers 1893 - at
g do III n at s. 90 II ao 1903 @ 6 a, 81 s. IS. IS . d5 %
at = 25 do ~ h at s. ss at . % 10 d"' '' q"
a. 6 81 aS y 70 a. .a y a. G: sss r . n
ss6 n At s. ~ 90 So II. at 81 So do $50 n a.,
10 do. llI7 n. AZ 81 10 q do og4 s. so Is do
at - 1o "a a." 900 @ r. AT s 9 - 80 sa DO ioS3 H.
ss ss DO; oZl 10 o AT So so DO a43 n at 81 - = o.
81 75 10 do. 10 n. s. e.
J'-.Lte NTlsnt q o.- hHilS. l2NI -. at - 20.
do. 580 n
butchers and 48l for the market There was g0rl
demand for IN" stock AT steady prices and the pens
|eLe cleared Common 70 choice veaIs sold So
lon1Sc per - country dressed a &c
sales-John P Nelson: e2 veals l46 n average at
sanders e2 ysals Ia n. at ss 30; a. mixed
s judo & Co ils voals I21 n. at IS 70 7 a.. ia
Mefh:rsaa & %: yeals 100 ~ at IS So do. 90
Telihe Wright & veels. 100 n A. syn
SHEEP AND I.AYBS-I}ecelpts we're "a cars or 2 a2s
heal including 10 for siauFhtercrs
market Sheep and yearl!ngs 90 lower
best lambs declined 5Q2ao ami tho Indsrgrades boo
mon 70 fair sheep sold $3.50 per 100 n mo
dunn prime yeariuRs 6nQSs So Southern lambs
a. ~ 5tpp*lu % decks choice SO 37ia
ton ul! steady at loQl5sc N; lambs weak
Sales--FNerns Commission Company BOB VrrinIa
lambs, IS n $40 BIB PEI n 2s4 T3uya,
yearngs 81 10 at s. go 2ss do. u. at 81 90. "a
virginia sheep III H. at SO. 2 do, l3O n.
Mcpherson & CO.. 228 Virginia lambs - n al SO y.
8 DO, 'i3 n. at SO 70: 256 do. SO 10. SlO sheep
40 10, at IS. -
Newton Virginia lambs 60 10 nj 81 n. =
virginia yearllngs. ~ f5 n IS.
: Judd & Co: 23s virginia lambs. 10 at So S7ta
5P d. oe r. at 80 90, sheep 90 n, at s.. bucks
HOGS Receipts were "a cars or s44 head ,ncld-
ing rather less than carload market Pr!ccg
were lOc lower. Good heavy and medium and
ennsy yania hogs We're quoted az 80 T54$6 90 per
Country dressed almost nominal Ss.4Ha4c n
Sales-McF cFherBon < Co: ~ hogs. 22i
age, So IS per 100 n; roughs. 233 u. at 81 10
S. saunders: Pennsylvania hogs, 40 n, at 80 rs;
S Judd & Co. date yesterdays 10 Western hogs Iae
n. 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08

.5,c do dry picked and scaIdeG, heavy. 15c do P92r
COCKS dr> picked end sealdsd II =g DJcNs sPrng gd
Virginia iIc SQUADS prime ia5se N4nG 5 PER d3
- & - % - 5 90 PiEsa = ~ - # 90 he: eg " ana tons
REoTLERi, dry picked. 2Oa 25c; do scalded, IS @2oS
CHICKENS. ryastmg. dry picked. IA q ISc: do No =
to"I2c: DUCKS, per 70. 1IQl4'-c. GEESE per 10
rorAToEs AND vEGETA ABLEs-old potatoes -o,1 firm
weak Cueumbers STEADY Corn higher Peas in s1 liberal
natoes weak with Mississippi lower Turnips steady.
Other vegetables as quoted We quote: POIA pE-S -
81 10; SWEET POTATOES. Jersey. per basket s. 50lg
fzEfrs per 100 bnnches. So 50G$5 do bermuda per
crate 75caSI 20 do New Orleans per 100 bunehes $Zg
crate 75ca$1 % do New Orleans per lunches $50
g6 ' per Rs' crate S8 81 s 8 5oasi 5 sj$$l
GbarI5st6n per basket s2TsS; do savannah S2a$2 75
Do Florida. 81 25q$2 Do New Orleans 81 25gSl 35 do
rcr basket 81 5oQS2; 90 French, pa dozen $34$4 80;
s. 5Gas2 9o EqCFIANT5 IN orida s- per 99z s. 23s
70 So Is ~ to4E dSlai PfT PER 90 s5sg @ 5 10 er basIdt
53ca$l So Dc Baore per basket so972G >,T LINZ
dozen lunches 15g25c; ONIONS. Bermuda ger crate
basket $95S9 55 d. New orleans yellow ner bag sia6
gsl - Do basket $lg$l ~ do oEgyption per bag
oKEA Florida per earlier sIasa; cuban, S1@S2 80;
fasteru shore per basket $la$1 90; baltimore 81
9$l 81 do Xirgnia large per q 9bI basket 81 25aS2
81 5oas2 50; do Cuban. S1qS2 PARSLEY. New orleans,
per box 81 5oa$2 RADIsH$ nearly per 100 banShos
75ca$1; RHuRARB. nearby per 100 bunches, slQ$2;
Island Per h4l 55ea$I sTIIEei BEANS North CAROLINE
s. -: do South Carolina ana Georgia, green and
per basket $ipS2 D do Florida $laS2 90 New Orleans,
green. basket. 81 -. do per box, 20; SQUASH
Southern marrow per tbI crate $1a$i 20 do white per
hoX. I5r0Sl do per basket 5oG75c; yellow crooknec
Eer box I3caSl; do per basket 5eq7ac: TOMATOES.
Texas and Mississippi, Hat box. 81 Florida per
carrier S1gS3. TCRNIPS canada rutahoga per bbI 81
4S2 50 do Jersey and Long Island 81 50G$2. white
SlGS2 49, 49,
H'If Sc PRODUCTS -tJCtNBERS. No l. per
dozen 4"4"'c do culls. per box 81 5oa$2 MUSHROOMS
white. large n 3HQ5Oc. brown large 25G4Nr. do
but;ons. 1od25c: Tomatoes PER n f5G20c
HAY AND STRAW-hAY- the scant show or
roCcipts today prices took Upward that
Wel- vel supported nN useful portions Of the lower
showed some premium Market closed firm. Last rates
Quoted slr0nE with selected NJ 3 quoted 81 o..
- RA N-Srnp!y moderate. but equal demand 6o3
t1c Tor long rye Receipts of hay. In tons a Nov
York today: r>r" Railroad, 800. Pennsylvania 5O
Delaware. iack7wanra x Western 20 Lehigh Valley
3alinorg Ohio. 20 Central OF New Jersey 81; river
hoats 100 10y canal. 322. total. $50 Receipts
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
OTHER MARKET@RY TELEGRAPH

Chicago -CATTIF}-Receipts about 2 $50 head.
maTSet m seey common 70 prime geers s. 5o$e t COVE.
f39S7 stoekeTs and feelers sSq$5 l6 HoGs-Reccipts
about 25Cgp head. market DC higher. choice prime
heavy SO 1886 80, medium TO heavy 9tQSG 2h
weights So 2OQ$G 25 good to prime mixed 81 200
pigs 50 59a$6 80 selected SO 3Q$6 30; bulk Of sales
81 3JQS6 % SHEEF-Recepts about 5000 head marker
steady to oa5S ioMeri sheep. IS 5og$7 yeurngs $7Q
Cincinnati. jung HOGS generally &c lower: butcher,
and shippers. 50 12ls QS6 IL: 81 TbaSs CAT
TIE slow; fair good shippers gO0S5 s5: common
50 75Q$3 %. SHEEP active and strong at $685. Is
LAMBS strong at $IqS9
East Buffalo June 7-CATTLE. Receipts 200 head:
prime steers. S6G$C 80 NEALS-Recepts. 2 500 hand,
active and STEADY HOGS aResslPts 1000 head slow
and 104l5e lower heavy SO 26g$8 10 Yoneers and pigs
SHEEP AND LAAfRs Receipts, 900 head; sheen ac,ivs
steady. lambs slow &c lower: ami S5a1Ss an
yearngs 81 7ogs9 ~ wethers Sc 26a$7 ewes S. 50a So
sheep. mixed. S39$6 -. T''
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08

under heavy uiuii7ticr partly To- Sorthvcs account
Iocally cash market quoted follows. Mixed
o6 10 70 10 50c natural white 70 30 H. 5t4s2r and
clipped white 36 20 ID, 51'2d5Gc. Wheat including
-four exports the according 20 'iladstreets
aggregate 263 bush against . 40l 9el week and
. 3O1 year 1906 wheat exports
100 bush against 12S Glib the
period last season Corn exports for the wesf we're
bush, against s65 255 week - 29
since July /, exports GS,I4so2d BUSH
against Jos 5C6StO last season.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08


METALS TINThero was severe decline in The Lon
don tin market spot closing II lbs ower at tis2 ana ana
dull spot quoted 4O75a41 soc. COPPER was 6s
at f94 5s Locally the market appears to he easy. al
though some dealers are SIN said to be holding ioF @
% DC and casting at 2175a22 25c LEAD was unIh@nEed
4Ga 5oc l"cally I@N was lower in the f5nsiiss
warrants % M at @@s 3D. lGay tme TEs M sa5s2a % The
market for pig iron certificates at ths iTo4uSe %
sales standard foundr grades quoted follows:
June. So 30 BID: September October November ana De
oLAssEs AND sYRUPs market for @ syr'gs ga, was
MOLAssEs. New orleans centrifugal. common 10000,
tair 2Ia5e g9@a 27gTgei prime SDg' fotr i5t
lie: good 1sa2oc. prime. 2oa23c; fancy. 2402sc.
ns and o ] 4 TSs easy fre S1rg gaI ga[T fg %
what in the late session however on covering and an
5si;e 900 oc,ober 5af.a54e 300 November at 80.
unchanged Refined petroleum reported in good de
ma4d win prices rn At Es recent edva9ss We quote.
Phadeiphta 8 4oc. bulk 1850 refined. cases New York
White cases New YoTk "a e6s: Phi!adepha 1S So
COTTONsEED oIL-Prine crude. 0 mills 49c. prime
summer Yellow spot So June 9lea29S; JuiE, b"2lF
vember 46lt 0454c December. AZ. a48@c: of summer
5sc prime white s8aG5c. prime winter yellow 6sa85c
Town raw 44a45S eaeuts sef raw a 7 ARB 0i 7aS
PRQgyIsIoNs-Thee, early trend q prices va. SOM.
which the market Yielded sales by packers There
was only narrow trade through the afternoon fuaI
Chicago 23 600 hogs estimated Saturday. l6 OOu;
Kansas City receipts, 10000, Omaha. 1900 and the
stea6y Quoted Ness 50 50 SO famiy s1i $40.
BEEF HANS qaiS H55 oa6;ea i'2 s34 ss' Sae DFEs$D
HOGS quiet Quoted: Bacons. 81. &C. $50 n sl.c. 100
r. s%c; 40 n &c; pigs o.. q9iz CUT MEATS
10 n, l2l4 12%c: u n "a a12c: 10. II 16lI15c.
picked hams steady. quoted I2T12lzc. TALIOW
steady city CSC country. 81 6iec. LARD steady
barely steady, quoted Sac refined lard easy quoted
South America 1035c: Continent. Q Soc Brazil kegs,
steady Quoted: oieo o4 City ard steaTne iol.
RICE-The general market for rice firm with
considerable activity and conservative offerings Quota
80 d4<c. choice heads a5l. fancy heads Js TGc,
extra fancy heads 64g6s4c. Japan. domestic A. 45c.
Patna. 5%a6+c. Rangoon in bond, 2G29sc.
The following are list prices. subject rebate OF 10
points and discount OF cent for cash days
sT9 s5e9 q1in?e7 M @ 5od FaSe 'sSIes c o cut o35
5 dc: XXXx powdered 15c; powdeTel coarse pow
gaaed o @ a Cartons Of 5se as graaua5ed @a
2D u bags do 58Oc; 81 10 bags do CSC 5-io bags
do. 2lc; 10b bags do b15c, - and u bags do.
o5o Eagle fine or standard granuated end diamond
75e: No 47oc; No 8. 4s6c; No s. SOC No T. 455c;
r. 425c; No l3. Soc; Nos a. IS and l6 4 I6c sales
10000 80 600 bags cuba centrifugal leading
$500 duty paid and that the price quoted FOR
sugars Muscovado. 50 test. quoted at 33ec and
sugar beets steady, with June 9s l1+d July
at los sd Willet Gray: Total stock Europe
9 l,1"oN 10 leS ss4r t-
tons, against decrease of 334, ,O9s last week Total
stocks and ahoats together show a visible supply OF
26l 81 tons, against 3a6ss last decrease
3SJ. .6l9 tons
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08

THE BEST PLACE TO SPEND YOUR SUMNER
VACATION II IN THE HISTORIC. PICT-
JRESQJE AND HEAITHFUL
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
POINT O. WOODS
SHOREHAM I'M and COTTAGES

SHOREHAM-ON- SOUND. L. +
Garden Spot ot North shore In Highlands Seiss
Family Hotel Rayhtng
HOTEL RICCADONNA Ocean Parkway. Brightsa
Il L Beach, y SEASON opens June -
reserved at the hotel no Nassau s.. York
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-03-28
SAYS RIFLES WERE
SOLD TO JUNK DEALERS

Washington, d. c., March 27.-That
soldiers invariably were able to secure
extra cartridges n sometimes had ex-
ira rifles as we'll was asserted by Will
liam Ryan. corporal In Company X.
iT~wenty-sixth infantry. in the Browns
willie investigation before the senate
committee on military affairs.
Ryan was at Brownsville prior to-
the coming Of the negro soldiers OF
the Twenty-f1fth infantry. He was
serving as the artificer under h quar-
.termaster sergeant. at whose orders he
said he sold 1000 rounds of ammunition
Ito a junk dealer in Brownsville. Under
the same mans orders he said he a
hefaced the numbers or six Krag-Jor-
gensen rifles; these guns were held out
at the time the order was issued for
The surrender of all Krag rifles. He
claimed that he did not know what had
become of these guns and declared that
he did not consider that he had done
wrong in aiding the sale of the gov-
iernrnent property.
When the session adjourned for the
day, Thomas Taylor, a former member
Iof Company 3. Twenty-f1fth infantry,
was on the stand. The expert ex-
animation of shells picked up in
Brownsville is declared to show that
his gun was used in firing eleven OF
these shells. Taylor denied that his
gun had beer fired since his company
left Fort Niobrara a month prior to
the shooting.
The cross examination of Ryan was
taken up at the afternoon session. In
detailing the sale of cartridges to
Fields, the Brownsville junk dealer.
the witness said he had placed the
original government package in a
Krag-Jorgensen box. He said hat he
had no idea why this precaution was
taken.
The extra guns which were in the
possession of Company K, Twenty
sixth infantry, he said We're obtained
in some manner while the company
was in the Philippines. Originally
there had been twenty in the lot. He
thought that Captain Kilborne, the
company commander, had given some
of them away, that n had been sold
by Chessman m that Captain Kill
bourne still has one. He said he could
not say what had become Of the oth-
erS.