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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-09-24
AN llnexpecn.d calaraltx

Foxy Husband-My dear, you know
I promised you a diamond neckksce,
this year
Helpful Wife, know yow did, but
let it gc-the waiter pipes burst last
night.-N. Y. Weekly.
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CHURCH ITEMS.
FIRST cHuRcH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.
On Mcclellan Street. between Second and Third
Streets.
Services: Sunday, 10:45 a.. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Sunday School, II m Wednesday Evening Tes-
fimonial Meeting, 7:45
Reading Room, 5l9 Third street, Rohde block,
open daily, except Sundays and legal holidays,
from a. m. tn y. m. and Tuesday and Sstur-
day evenings from to 9.
Subject of lesson sermon for next Sunday:
"Unreality."
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z. M. O. A.

N. Campbell Secretary.
Gospel meeting for men, at m. Sunday.
Special singing.
Bible reading Tuesday at $50 p. m.
Bible class for ladies meets in the Association
parlOrs every Tuesday afternoon at $50.
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METHoDIsE.
Rev. F. H. Brigham, Pastor.
Services at 1880 a m sunday.
Sunday School at IL o'clock.
Services at 2: 50 Sunday evening.
Mission Sunday School. 6l8 Lincoln Ave-. (on
9Th street, 2.S0 d m
West Side Mission meets in the church audi
torium at three o'clock.
Epworth League. Sunday at As o. m
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society meets
Wednesday afternoon with MRS. Hooper
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ouaifyhe.

"Will you marry m?" "a
Go get reputation FIR ST. fs
"Huh?"
Get accepted by. some Aother girl
ln my set and thens I'm cor slider you I"
Leader
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sT. JAMES, oArHoL1o onuRoH,

Rev Father J. j. Brennan, Pastor.
Corner of Second and Grant streets.
Low mass at 800 a. M, high mass at 10 a. M
sunday school at 2:30 o. m.
Week days, low mass at 8 a. m. every day.
Litany sermon and benediction at 2 80 p. m.
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Not the Real Thinu.

Patience-You know the Captain
don't you?
Patrice-Oh, yes.
DO you suppose he wassever in 3
real engagement"
mo, only the seashore kind, Z
ssi"-Yonkers Statesman.
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Henry B. Huntington,
Law, Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
Scott ST. Opp. Court House. Wausau, Wis.
Over 1900 Acres
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.

Off eA of enons
80
of towns nd Towns
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FoR SALE.-0ne grand square piano
Rosewood carved. Will be sold at a
bargain if taken at once. Apply at 6l6
Grant street. s17-2t
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ST. JOHNS oHuRoH

ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
Rev. Z. NJ. Thompson, Rector.
Sunday morning service at 1880.
Sunday school at II m.
Sunday evening service at z 80.
Evening services every Friday at 1880.
Celebration of Holy Communion every Thurs
day morning at 7:30 O'Clock.
The ladies will conduct a cake sale every Sat
urday in U. 3. Express office ON Third st.
st. marthas Guild will meet with Mrs. Frank
Menier on Wednesday afternoon.
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For SALE-I offer my residence and
lot, 626 Fulton street, for sale at a bar
gain. +. S. CLEMENCE. a23-tf
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Preaching at $3.50 m and 2 80 D m
Sunday-School at ii M
Prayer meeting at 7:s0 Thursday evening.
Women's Missionary Society meets on the first
Wednesday of each month
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GERMAN BAPTIST, 1919 srxrH ST.

The regular meeting will be on the last FRIDAY
of each month. at 3 o'clock o. m.
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W. O. t. U
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. December 3 1907
Guiding 80 cars for slaugirterers and the
and few were held over YESTERDAY There was
ing was more than steady. Dressed beef selling
native sides fancy beef at ro'sc liverpool ana Lon
ea cattle for j. hamSeTs Som si head fer Sch vars
n sr Tho MnrrIs R.ef GoTapanv all on The RStic t9
Liverpool Tomorrow the Adriatic. for Southampton
dad - sheep for ! $ Dlleannae to m West Indies
butcher and eo9 for the market altogether ,hsre
we're steady western calves dun Win easier feel
ing and none he'd been sold - ~ to als ate hour Poor,
calves at 81 5oaSi; indtaa5 cai'e5 ct =. 21,s s.
city dressed veas 13c for country dressed
ssr3sTs 5saI. y 15e g N u aysTasg % At se -
per Zoe 10 10 1G I a. az ss 40 30 III % ' 30 ~ at
yard calves. &Ss n. at 81. Do. e32 N at 81 so
r. Illinois il so6 calves + i2o j. n at So % DO. 500
H. at - Tr, .,,i 40 SON Son 10 reair 12o 10 =, &c 20 9
mixed : CAVES 1alsS 1ss b. a, 81 '' . 90
~ 2ssg ,be eeaa narke Making Win the stale stoc ana 1
cars on sheep Were in some demand. and choice
sheep tride hrn prime ma and eh9ice & lambs also
pens weSs yearly eiedF o5 n c3nffn 10 choies sheep
at s475$5 Dressed mp5jon quiet at 765ose per H.
outside price for wethers; dressed lambs rather slow
at ga II be- few Ghoed selling az i2s ,s ,
IS average 50 so loo ~ 20s Ohio do. @ ~ at
ss s. aes B1rao DO ;, r. at $ as p ohio sheep 1s5
n at $ $ d. % ia aG h M AZ s. s. "a e s. o 10 Indiana do l'S o
Totin &c shannon l7J West Virginia lambs. IS H. at
ss SIS: l5s do 10 ~ 81 40: ia sheep. 101
n al 81; 80 do II 70. at So.
culls 40 Ib. al IS Ohio sheep. 81 10. So -
{ sanders: lambs, "a n a culfs 46
VI at So; sheep. lis n. at 81
I30 Pennsylvania lambs. a 70. at S6 Is.
81 state so %; 10 sheep 90 10 at So so
HoGS-Receipts 10 cars. 33l4 head. including
barely half car for the market. Prices firm ana
bGInc higher, good heavy 10 light New York and
Iennsylvana quoted s5 55dS5 20 loo H.
country dressed hogs slow at 69sc per 10.
Sales-S. Sanders AZ state hogs. 137 ID average. at
Judd & Co Gate yesterday: state hogs. 169 ~ at
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston bee a-The dulness OF local wool
ket is sti maintained. although the slow movement 70
the mills apparently curtarnents Nanufact
iers however in the city locating desirable
supplies and revival anticipated after the first OF the
sr Prices for good staple territory oregon and str1i
lar supplies deains and half blood fleece remain
quite firm clothing woods continue steady There
have sales OF Ohio tine delane and haIf hIod
in ,dd sample lots OF clothing grades NOV
territorial woc small lots have been traIsiered
al prices which material change over last WeeS
Pulled dun. and there Is no denlsnd Tor
Australian Crossbreds although there Is fair supply V
CRATES running from 10 As on the market Ihs
Of domestic wools are as foIIoWs Ohio
and Penusvlyauia feeces-[N. S4G30C. " S2u33c: No
2oT 3Sll33C+ nne washed.
2SH9c. medium clothing
e5~. half blood cIorhIng 27G2scc half bcOd coInong
blood combng. SG3S t=c5 ons
c1 arer blood coIbing 300S1c: deaine washed Sssa9c
STi~bigsp Wisconsin ard New York reeces- Fine IN 70
asbed 2+125c delaine unwashed. 29GSuc halt blood
nvashed iaq 22c. thIee-eghths blood unwashed s2fs
az. ,n.- quarter blood. urwashed 29d3oc Kentucky
and Missouri Three-eighths blood. 3233c.
1,farrer hocd e9a30c. Secured values; Texas Fine
'-a r,orfrs 72473c fne eight n,onths. d5tiGi
0ne faII 5aq55c California Northern tiftc, middle
cilJntv 6CH62 southern. 5Sgtlc: tau Tree 4,d 49,
oregon: Eastern No l. staple. 704I2c Eastern No
lathiDc ~ roc: Eastern average 6iG6cc valley No l.
eod62c Territory secured basis; fins stapls 2a sc
80 medium staple. 700T2c. fine clothing bhaI6Sc fine
nasiun ciotrinE 62I65c half blood 66a67e three
orequarter blood, a315ec Pulled
feStrs e3aIOc: fine A. 5sg6Oc: = supers. 5oa55c
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04

- 80 81 - heifers s25oqs5; bulls. So 6oGs4 s.:
-Recepts estimated about -. 600. market weak 70
1nc lower. choice heavy shipping s. n s. 10 light
butchers $5TS 10 light mixed. 81 81 g 81 %; choice
light So u; packing s. +iti 81, pigs 81 50 -
bulk sales. 81 SJaS s. SHEEP-ReceiPts estimated
about lG.o1o market steady sheep s. as. lambs
So - n St526. vearngs. 81 25 n - -
iauati. Dec S.-HOGS7-AcLy and steady; butch
,,trI -Steady.. sh5d shippers 81 ~ a 81 10:
common. 8 $50 SttEst-steads5 S-7s 81 90 lambs
FsSzt F$ralr fj.-- 80 a T7.I t33zrertz 1s5 head.
steady: urtuJe steers = s. Sa Y ~ eisc
head. active and a-Ic-. lo'yer. $I4s92 - HOGS
Rcceuts 1900 hsad. active and 5T16c ttgher. York
crS and jgs s. aJjES IL FoaEhs 81 I5IfS5 stags
s. 90 s., edai-s So - e.SifA SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts 5000 head slow sheep steadS aTnos i"c
lower lambs s16lSs - $50 5------ : 80
Kansas Csy, be ~ Ti Iz- Receipts 10000
and dressed beef fair good.
81 goa s.: WesfRrn 50 500 - 5,s stockers and
feeders 81 81 sauthera steers. So 231t 81 81
Southern cows 81 s. -: native COWS 81 20 2 81 60
native helters, S:zT0 Sc 10 b;s s. rsl L. calves
75a S6 ReceIRts> o. zoe market strong 20
higher top -. buik OF sales Sft'7i 81 n heavy
s. S5rS5 packers 81 IS 5O5s pigs aEd lights 81 40
"a 81 SHEtPz Receipts, FtH'ti m asfet steady
lambs s. - SG-cI ewes ard tearlinEs "a 50 West
rrn ,parlfnEs - so - 70; western sheep. - %
81 80. s,ockers and feeders 81 4 81 -:1--
Pittsburg psc. .@.-4-ATT{. .t,--supply light: SLOW .
choice 8, CO.. priIne s. 20 u s. ~ HOtfS-lte
.sfr.rs light: sc5ire primo HerzTes uledtuns and
heavy Tork-rs. s. 10 IighI Workers s. 80; pigs 50 90
roughs 81 - - -. SIEEP-SupPy Eht: slow PR ne
cuIis and common 81 sac 3 %; iaruhs
81 J0Ff So 80. veal calves sass -.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
cu,,Aeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Dec Slower cables and a liberal in
crease in the worlds visible supply OF wheat iiad
aenressinss effect to-day the local wheat mar
ket the May delivery closing at net loss OF sc
Corn was up i2c TO 5-e; oats were 11sc higher and
provisions PIC TO 1212c higher
The wheat market was inclined to De weak all
da,- although the pronounced strength of coarse
grains tended steady prices late in the session
The market opened weak owing 10 a de-
cline of tIac at Liverpool and 20 a continued
heavy movement In the Northwest The weakness
abroad was said TO have been due to increased
offerings of Argentine wheat News OF the day
was almost exclusively in favor Of the bears Ex-
mort demand was slack; primary receipts were nd
eraI .'Bradstreet's" report on the worlds visible
s,,r-lv showed an increase of 100000 bushels as
compared with a decrease Of 219.o00 buSneis the
corresponding time last year, and final estimate
made by a private crop expert on the wheat crop
NJ Kansas placed the total yield at s00oooo nusheis
:, axcoss of the governments estimate Prices
rallied nearly from the low point OF tine DAY on
covering by shorts. which was based on me snarp
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04

advances in corn and oats The close was steady
Nav opened ste To 1c lower at 81 e11s 70 81 0i7s.
sob! OF 10 81 cox and closed 81 0lSs Ciearances
of wheat and -four were equal 10 200 bushels
primary receipts were iJ49 900 bushels compared
with $4,000 the corresponding day a year ago.
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of I 2ss cars against 500 last week and sff
year ago
-rba corn market was decidedly strong because Of
acti,a demand bv several leading bulls offerings
throughout the day were light Ready demand Tor
s11 fT.rf7s.s on the sample tables at nc advances
c-e,ta5 considerable buishness among the traders
=, c,-iors Talk OF almost complete depletion OF
SOCKS in the East also eXerted powerful inrfu-
,,ca m buvers Another bullish factor was the
fna1 raport on the yield of corn in Kansas made by
nrivate expert which placed the yield at 10000
naa bushels less than the governments final report
-rt cIosa was strong May opened 1lc to Sc lower
closed at 56ssc 10 5si@c. Local receipts were -@s
cars with Il Of contract grade
Oats were strong almost all day. owing to an ex-
caIlent demand for cash grain. which was eagerly
taken bv Eastern shippers Trading was quiet early
- the 5av because of some confusion growing out
Of trading in new style contracts which were maae
Dacasssrv by a new rule which makes No. white
cats deliverable on contracts at sc penalty The
market closed strong May opened Ac lower AZ
5osCc sold at 5O4sc and then advanced 70 5Sc. and
closed an 52ikc Local receipts were 20s cars
Provisions were firm all day buying by shorts.
hased chiefly on small quantities OF lard IN store
here The bulge in coarse grain. however. had con-
siderable effect AT the close May pork was up
121ac at sfs TO- lard up 7i3c TO tee al 81 s2,s
10 81 s. RIBS were zI=c higher at ss So
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. II
cars; corn III oats 81 cars; hogs $1,000 heAa
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
plISINEsS TROUBLES.

ah-ahar, Frcns a tailor at No 70 Avenue B.
yesterday assigned for the benefit OF cTeoi.ors 10
Benjamin Shlosberg. The liabilities were sl'ooo'
the assets s25o- .
The following petitions in bankruptcy were hled
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States DIS
t-ict Court:
Otto 7 ESraus No 1880 Fulton avenue, voiun.
tary petitiOn showing debts OF sSloa ana ss5o
The petitioner formerly meIRe5 soS OF the hrin
ot Otto J. Kraus & Co, dissolved IN ls0l: 80,
e Hamburger. butcher, No sAes Broao~Sy, I'VE st sot
OF ss.16s. The principal creditors were henry l1
RosenthaI $500. Henry Schweitzer. s164ot ane
STOCK n frsde sa5: household goods. $50; rnachin-
e-y 81 5o0 accounts, ssz deposited In oanK sz 10
An involuntary petition against Horn q SIss1 5Iss
Sitz clothing No 17s Orchard street oy creetoodps
with CLAIMS as follows: John Katzmans s1gO' ;
Charles S. Bloch. $3.50; Louis Zagan, sZ,sI n
sorency, claimed had been aeiiaitlec a - -
$500 $500 @1'0-i'DN =. o.s
A voluntary petition by Isaac Banabergl No 24s
West ssth street. showing lapiies % re the
assets OF 500 The principal creators Were d e5e
New York Life Insurance Company, soOu' secoreo'
Eiocrningdale Bros Co. 81; goo. We, b,,s,-
ness fxt,srss No US West s0th street by creditors
with claims as follows. David 1senberg kllo. Eo-
ward Freund s25e: J. Shea $3.50 Pssren9es Ie
were alleged. John a. Dutton "as appoiH'oo ~
ceiyer, with bond OF s1ee =. ,..u r. ra,+or
An involuntary petition against LcVisas San.od' @
siso <-ading as the Regal Clothing Company no
ouls lErSsedsey sesSe z fSss0sf sTos sscs wsi.s
1910; Il & w. H Lewis. SO Jesse Watson We .ss
appointed receiver with authority 70 oonsnne a te
business for twenty days Preferences were aheseo'
Tbs. bond of the receiver was fixed al Z aeoee,,
Al Involuntary petition against Na.nan Sliap9 PHI
Claims follows: II. A Cesar z 90 20 3D. S1dl
BessE *. Broesel & Co. s5Is: Schnaoel s,,5s Bros
sss- Insolvency. it was alleged Wa ao..-,te a,s
tlez Y Campbell was sVpoiated rscslSes VAN .
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
Proposals.
PUBLIC NOTICE
CITY of New Rochelle. y. n
sale of slsoeoO Certificates of Indebtedness.


sealed proposals viii received by the Common
Council Of the City Of New Rochelle. y l.. up 20
eight o'clock = Tuesday. December 10. 1907 az
rfa Common Council Chambers IN the City Etst
T}uiIdus on the Main and Mechanic streets
abt41nass for Five Thousand $1,000 ool Dollars each
said certificates OF Indebtedness 10 be dated the 1
,a, of November 1907. and PAYABLE on the lSth daN
IF November 1872 with the option TO the City 70 pay
same IN one from their date
These certificates Of indebtedness are issued p---
york for the 1892 and the Acts ar1endsrory
thereof pursuant resolution OF the oilll9 IN
council Of city adopted November H. 1"s ssi1
-rira-eS Indebtedness 20 be Issued IN antlclpatio
~ the collection City taxes for the clrTsht nscdI
year These certificates 90 he numbered from one
70 twenty inclusive and shall bear interest AZ tns
rate Of IS per cent? cenrum per anruIa- anu
he sold 10 he 1ru corporation oIsr-
fr- tha highest premium therefor
the right reject any OF All oida
An bids to be addressed 20 Charles IAar1uleTneSeV
e-ftv CLERK. and marked as such ,..
Each bid shall be accompanied hy a oepost OF
r-r-Ss Thousand s.; Dollars cash or a cert
a5 rAsck for that payable to the order O
ire t'rv Treasurer City OF New Rochelle s1ch
deposit 20 forfeited TO the city II Une party o
r,srtes to whom the certificates shall bs AWARDED
fa to take for the same in accordance WIN
the of sale -, -. -. -.
tfv treasurer. city Hall the CITY Of New Rochss
\ Y on Wednesday. December 1s. 1@e' 80 eieVsn
NJ hid v IN be received less than par
p1r ,hasers will required accrued interest,"
T}v the Common Council OF the CITY OF Ns
Rochelle. y Y. - --.- o, roo-
CHARLES KAMMERMEYERe
City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
HEAVY FALL IN CLEARINGS.
Bank Exchanges for November Show the Eff
feet of Recent Financial Panic.

The extent 10 which the restriction of business
caused BY the furry in the money market late in
october. affected payments through the banks is
shown by November hank clearines total hank ex-
changes all cities in the United States for that
month. reported BY r g. Dun & Co being
s. sS4 S5I.522 decrease Of 292 per cent conlpared
win last year and 26e per cent under the cory
erondng month OF 1905. The full force Of the
money market disturbance is here shown. and near
IL every Cit-- reports decrease comma red with bot
preceding years At many cities the decrease is
very large The loss is greatest in the New Eng
land cities, Middle Atlantic Middle South Central
West and - Pacific Coast points. At South At
lanc cities and IN the Far West there is q decrease
hrt II - not As heavy in the other sections.
There has been comparatively small loss each
month this year compared with 1906 with the ex-
certion Of TWO months. but this loss was almost
wholly a. New York City. and was due 10 the
greatly reduced volume Of speculative business in
tn Ne1v York stock market and the lower security
values 1reNaliiuS IN November. however. the loss
ie nearly one-thiro- Comparison is made below of
bank exchanges by sections covering two years;
also the average daily figures for the year TO date
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04

COTTON-The feature N fhe cotton maret to-day
I'D early advance and maintained most Of its gain IN
the trading when later months were reactionary
.ha steady advance of y points
points lower points higher
Sales for the estimated at
80 The market opened steady decline of
oEln points considered little better than due
the showing Of ths English market but right after
prices worked upward Wall street bull support
covering who in 7ueuced by the rela
IaCerTbsr -eNiviDE -he talk
English sales and Cf
in goods circles December sold
January aUd Is points the close Of
previous while March worked through The tic
mark heavier offerings at ll-p2C, part of which
believed 70 be for southern account II seemed that
Wall bulls taking down profits the ad
settlement had been
10000 bales Of December shorts and in the
of about the figures
and from local hears Later
pretty well absorbed and the market showed steady
Inder-oue close Early cables said that the
English market i15geuced by fears Of strike in
adyices said that labor difficulty
settled aEair reported that
mills which closed down before
Thanksgiving Day operations In the rear
future
h- ra1ce contract prices the local market today
u-ss .ef
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
Of contract prices in the local market to-day

o The lS 5 points @' sr % at H i2 Zee r nsans ssa saaa % @
i is5s isidline 5uI: Soa,fen spot markets
u 5 .o5 ss sSTa7as steadI u2chaneed al
u l5c. sales ota bates Charleston rfn l1fc higher
Easa sfeady &c lover At l.e. sales oS2 bales.
= l.9lz se%ay' unshsnssd at p. Ss!eS ~ ~ is 5es
5:-reslr fr1 ,,r@6snres a 15s sales 80 bai4s
New orleans steady. unchanged al f1Ac sales, 5000
receipts points for Weinesdav Houston 500
70 500 h2s & ] aEa1st = is 600 la5 st T r. 90 Fa b5 i sss5 @
a.. yeep en5 20 s.,f last year; AT talvestan
= ss to u 600 aIes against II
spot cotton ON ssaay ssies o oeiTs % 0 4m@ricsn
5000 mddng uplani G29 g'uTs ne1 zen ys5a 5sadS a. a.
sa5 Tsrarvrefr1arv gid February 593d
afarcApFi 5a$' I'd A9TiI-AIa2 a4d Msy-Jnns n and
her 5s4izd Manchester-Yarns, moderate demand
cloths in more demand
--cdN oe Slightly lower Rye slow old
prices The foosing are re- 5Ses B 9I3lsd @ f s. 2sg
Sc 20 winter strsgs 81 45gs4 e5: wIter patents 81 50
g 81 iGss4 as 5:' 25 Extra 30 s5asa Bcw55I:4T
RYE FLoURsteady Quote Fair 70 Eood s. s5gs5 i5:
eoiee 70 KIM a1sE dried 81 5Ssa 20 BAG MEAI-stesd
Sgote Fine white and yellow 81 3oGs s5 81 %
@Sl 80 rF ss co. standaTd nidGlins s5 - dour DO
@ % 25 2s saP 60 sse s fnGaPh fadns sas oas8o red dog
sac So honiny chop SIG bulk. $2 % sacks oiLMEAl-
GRAIN-wHEAT-News affecting the wheat market
I91 Te about per bshe followed afternoon
by moderate TaIiy; SO Lose The seIiing which at times
rather heavy had its otive @ 20 cey @ n veTea6 IS
a. 90 onts al Paris and 1c Berlin. besides drop
e about 5s. per s sas ssae R at D56 aa the toFn s
situation sgh arressveness among bear operators
The esPy sh n u 0 s4'ks and na or Se0@r5e T
late rally induced by the strength OF corn which
kisboug receipts large especially
9dr "a iR.1' the DAY with shipments 4aooCO bushels
the t1eaa s this day last year the Chicago estimate
"Wednesday was only j. ] a f as M f
week OF 1000 bushels where year ago the figures
oeye5 besr1sh construction the condition OF the
growing eTop was gxeh S epor.ea ~ to be- "a 900 900 eo
pared with the governmsnt estimate OF ., Sgcoo no
s,ssiness being limited about twenty loads in all posi-
siEs' sns 81 O. o 's' aoat northern Duluth s. 1s
hard wtnsr 81 i II feature p aoat l0 this s a
day hs increase Of cash deEand especially f9o
drop OF The market advanced quite steadily after the
oTeT6ns night which pretty good gain consider
Ing s The ~, sesRsss e4oP at Il es win
NJ esat & Of s l ss were sosq Is m
W is ,on a9u S this f.ese 9 o.ss ssses to s sa
aiK amite decided improvement LIVERPOOL closed "a 70 "a
I0wsr ss not sna ascfsd to liberal snssd
the local market closed o IS fSoss S ,te Ne red
ssa ssS f,ssasos No yefoa n61 s7o asoa.
mission asss GsFos hoas. syne
E g n ss;ss so g To 10 ~s B. e e 81 r srE fs
Ma Msrket e.'' steady No Eastern soc New York
hAKIEf-Aaf6ss new N'',l YORK PRICES.
wheat: Opening. High Low ,ss Gsss =, aaxE
psssnaber pss IS, oex 81 oex 81 oe sic ics
p:ss#ssr s5s' 49, IS. 6. s:s s.s
may CHICAGO PRICES.
g. ;;;.,'s.. .:s =; az - e; a:.s s 4: ~ =
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York December ;. 1907.
toffEt-The coffee market vas fairy active to-
day sales for the day being 50 80 bags.
cluainE further switches December later
rncrhs- notably September p" points. Prices made
steady showing with tho close steady unchanged 10
= points higher The market opened irregular a de-
g.1e IF points advance Of points and during
The middle session showed gain of 5q0 points on
and fresh huIiuE for which
probably European cables.
Brazilian receipts and the prospect very small
the worlds visible during the month of
Noyeroier The IEndsh- receipts showed remarkable
falling compared with the day. being only
fI"AH hays against - o"9 bags reported Monday.
20 hays and l4tSJ bags This
o. considered radical 10 be permanent,
though smaller receipts looked by huish
20 p9o last and 37ep0 bags II IS
that the worlds visible suppl. statement VIII
show increase Of about 2u0O0 bags against in
bags ard 50. 1903
Both IF the Brazilian markets STEADY al
changed prices Favrc closed = franc higher and
Hamburg J. n l. IfE higher
TIE Of prices in the local market today
was e fItvS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool De-, 3-CI1sinE- , -WEIEAT-Spot quiet. No :
rel western winter 9ied; futures dull December IS
SD. March. : 11'sd. May Is iO1sd CORY COttN-S%P9t SPOT
prime American. sdt futures Gtiiet
cerber IS Sad: January. - 2%d FLOJ R-M inter
patents steady: 5iS I'D HOPS-ln LONDON !IdIl,
coast dull. t2Gf3. PEAS-Canadian steady, Is lot
REF.F-Txtra India mess drIn; a6s 3D. PoRK Prime
mes SIS. HAMS-Short cut. Il % lo
n is 81. BACoNt'uInberlsnd cut 26 70 20 n
- 70. Iull 54s I'd. long clear
light - - n dull 53s. do heavy - T. -
H. duh 53s: short clear backs. 10 70 20 n dun 4s
clear bellies - n dull. SIS shoulders, square. IL
t. n 10 iul. SIS. LARD-PrIne Western. in tierces
qUfa- American refined in pals. DUH As
TAILOW-PrtU" city weak. 2ss TURPENT TINF>--
TR0IFI- Nj Refined firm. 7lzd LINSEED OIL--Dun.
25s- CHEESF-Quet. Canadian finest white new SOS
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