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New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
GIVES WIFE HOTEL FOR BIRTHDAY.

Charles E. Ellis. the real estate man, yesterday
transferred title as birthday present TO his WIFE
Mrs Florence r. Ellis TO the Hotel Stirling. at NO
30 West 5eth street in which lie lives. The hotel
stands on a plot 12o2x irregular the south side
~ 5Gtb street 122 feet east of Broadway. The par
eel which Is an eight and one-half story apartment
hotel, was built several years ago and has mar
ket value of about S40o 0Qo.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
FINGER ANNoYs FARMER; AMPUTATE0
iBy Telegraph to The Tribunel ]

by Telegraph % Inc IFIuuleJ
worcester Mass. Nov. 25-Harlan f. kingsbury.
q farmer of Sterling came here to-day and had
The little finger of his left hand amputated at the
s.cond Joint by Dr. A c. Doten. He said they
refused to amputate IL at the Clinton Hospital
when he gave the reason, which was that 1t inter-
efred with the milking of his cows because 1t
cramned easily
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
EXPRESS TRAIN FALLS INTO RIVER
Twelve Persons Killed and Twenty-Five In
jured Near Barcelona.

Barcelona. Nov 25.-An express train from
Valencia with many passengers on board. fell
from bridge into the river on the outskirts of
this city to-day Twelve persons were killed
and twenty-five injured
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
JAPAN BUYS CANADIAN STEAMERS.
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

I q
Ottawa, Nov. 25.-The Canadian Pacific Railway
Company has sold the steamers Tartar and
Athenian 10 a japanese navigation company. In
future they will he used the route between Cal
cutta and Yokohama The price paid $275. o0o
The increased service between the two ports named
Is thought TO be due to Japan's desire to encour-
age the immigration Of Hindus.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
SUICIDE NINsTY-nINE YEARS OLD.

IBy Telegraph TO The TribuneI
Fall River Mass, Nov 25.--"Life is not worth
living. I'm tired of IT," This message was
found By the bedside Of Charles w chace'
ninety -nine-year-old farmer when his body was
found tbis morning He took paris green during
the night
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
FULL TIME WORK RESUMED.

Buffalo Nov. 25.-The Snow Steam Pump Works
has ordered its forces back full time. Elgood
G. Lufkin, general manager of the plant, said yes
terday that the whole industrial and financial sit
uation has so greatly improved during the last
week that the company has been obliged to
store the full schedule of working hours TO keep up
with its orders. About thousand men
concerned. The working time during the
financial furry.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
EIGHT INCHES OF SNOW UPSTATE.

GBy telegraph to The Tribunel
Binghamton. n. Y, Nov. 25.-Snow fell yesterday
and last night to depth of about eight inches
throughout the Southern Tier and Northeastern
Pennsylvania. Many trains running late to-
day in some being several hours behind
schrduIe.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
MAJOR GEORGE F. sARsTow DEAD.

Boston, Nov. 25-Major George F. Barstow U.
S. A, retired died at his home early to-day. He
was born in Massachusetts on April t. 1S2S
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

are plentiful in Orange. E. s Somners Of Som
erset. chairman of the County School Board and
sportsman, has guaranteed TO give the Presi-
dent opportunity to gritty his desire 10 carry
10 the White House of these trophies. The
country surrounding Montpelier is the natural
home Of all denzens of the woods The contigu-
GUS territory is wild. rugged and mountainous.
Deer abound in the deep woods and partridges are
plentiful in the broom fields
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

St Johnsbury, VT Nov. 25-The E & T. Fair
banks Scale Company, employing thirteen hundred
men, which went on FIVE hours schedule two
weeks ago started to-day eight-ho
basis.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

HAMS Restaurant, Park Row Blde.-Relkn1ed
surroundings Cor Ladies' Luncheon. Oihnef' MI
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26
FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER.

Champagne. Wines or Grape~Juice.
H I. Dewey Sons Co.. 1ss Fulton ST., New York
s-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-26

Syracuse Nov 25.-The Syracuse branch of the
National Tube Company resumed operations to-day,
after being closed for two weeks Three hundred
men are employed.
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NEW YORK pRoDucE HARRIET.

NEW YORK, November ls.-FLOUR-
Steady: but quiet. Rye Flour-stsady
steady: No. red, si.osA elevator; No. 2
hard winter. .s1.io Options irresular; clos.
Ing Ga Sc:: net higher. December. slosh
higher. December. e7Nc.: May, s5.ac. Oats
Spot steady mixed. oac.; natural white.
hams. s1oaio.so. Lard--Easy: western.
prime ss.s5gs.75 nominal; refined, easy:
continent. ss.2b: South America, ';lo.as.
sss sS5iss?9 ssFAHs ;ss5.
Tnliow--Dull. petrolenm-Firm Rosln--
Easy Turpentine--F'irm at ty11sc.
Rice-Quiet. Enthusiastically. Sugar
oi test. $3.50: molasses sugar. sa.ss: refined
quiet. Confectioners' A. $3.50: mould A.
SIS; cut loaf. $3.50: crushed: $3.50; p pow
No. SAINTS sastss W. a.
9. 7Rc.: mild. quiet: cordova, axRisNc.
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
not -1o8l5 points lower. Butter-stedier:
thirds to frst. 2ao s7c. held: seconds to spe.
Gals 20 q asc.; State dairy, common to fine.
q q 27c.; process common to specials. ITO
2Aa, cheese--Irregular: full cream. small.
cd. white, $50 SOC; good to choice, ss a
43c.: brown and mixed. selected fancy, IS a
aac.: average best a4@3sc.: first, to extra
Freights to Liverpool steady: cotton by
steam. aoc.; grain by steam. esic. Peanuts
Steady; fancy handpicked; sac: other:
early but steadied later on covering and
bull support Prime cruAe. 20c. prime
summer yellow, ale; on summer yellow.
3tG3lc.: good. off summer yellow. so,s@
3lc. prime white. 3sc.: prime winter yell
~ e e
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. November 1s,-The cotton
market was fal:lY active to-day and ruled
hleher With the close very steady at net
advance Of 2oR.7 points. Sales we're esti-
mated at $4,000 bales. The market opened
firm at an advance Of 5s1s points, and be-
Tore the upward movement recovered any
material check the active months showed
a net gain of 2sd2s points on covering OF
sEcrts and bull support. Higher cables and
expectations OF relief from tight money
through the measures proposed by the gov.
erEment seemed tho main huilish factors.
and the demand came largely from Wall
street shorts. After the frst hour of COW
ering demand was less active. and during
the middle SESSION prizes eased op several
points from .the'. best. but steadied again
IN the late trading OH reports that II prom
tnnt spot Arm In the EASTERN belt had es-
ti!Eated the crop at only, 1.e6o.oo0 bales.
The market closed within or 5 points OF
the top. There was comparatively little
news from the South regarding spot con.
ditions. The markets. officially reported.
we're &c lower to FAC. higher. Some of the
LEGAL people reported that offerings to New
ENGLAND were very poorly received, hut
Tor export. Foreign houses We're buyers
here during the early session, while some
81 the local traders were selling during thu,
das on the theory that the advance was
merely a speculative spurt. rejecting tho
detrimental effect OF government efforts In
behalf OF the money market.
Receipts at the ports to-day We're Ss,3Sl
eilss against el.9?s bales last week and
Ss;sts last year. For the week $4,000
afe last Year. To-day's receipts at New
Orleans 1889 bales against ls.soa last
year. and at Houston ls057 balcs against
la,oa7 last year. :
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24e.9is bales; to the Continent. se7,77e
tsee; to Japan, 1881 bales; to Mexico. 22o

NEW ORLEANS. November 1s.-CoTToF
--snots were steady at an advance Of &c.
l.4oO bales on the spot and 2.s76 to arrive
Futures opened steady. Ioals points above
tho closing OF Saturday. as result of the
measures taken to- relieve the financial
suingency. The advance was Simultaneous
~ at the opening OF the market. Tho
advance was continued steadily, with but
tow reactions. until noon. whom the active
months were os92s points above the close
OF Saturday. Spots were also fnvorably af.
fected by the Improvement. In financial cir
presented with another bullish feature. AZ
tn" close which was steady. the active
months ranged from 2a@31 points abova
Saturdays close. Closing bids were as fol-
lows: November. 1916 nomirll: December.
1926; January. 1920; February. 1919:
March, 1921: April. 1921; May. 1925;
June 1925: July. 1881
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'GALVAN|C: EFFECT
OF RELIEF II plan.
Prices OF Securities Bounded Up
ward from to a
Points.
LATER LANGusR is FEATURE
Financial Authorities Not Agreed
as to Demand Tor Govern
inent Notes.

NEW YORK. November 1s.--The first
effect on the stock nlarke. OF the United
4 states government relief was galvanic,
four points over SATURDAYS close
srsSs n the list st me dsy and pffs s
first rush to buy gave place to = Ian
guid and i-different demand, which al.
lowed prices t, slip back. Financial
~ the ne@ YORK a
the probable demand for the govern.
nlent's notes, upon which, the success
OF that portion Of the plan Of relief
these notes would not circulate as cur
fency was regarded on the whole with
Satisfaction, as there is an nndoubted
growth Of solicitude over what may be
ton that Is being made into the bank
note currency under the emergency re.
qtiirements. for which but cumbersome
The. likely consequence is urged that
in the breaking of the deadlock due to
boarding, and the refuX OF supplies into
the currency. a condition of redundancy
may force excessive outgo OF gold. The
extrava giant rates which have been paid
for foreign exchange, with the advan-
tage OF the currency premium, gave way
Foreign money markets plainly reflect.
ed the, assumption that the success OF
the government relief plan would lead
.tosa cessation of pressure upon those
centres for more gold. The engagement
OF additional amounts of gold In Lon.
don to-day did not affect this view. On
the domestic side, there were reports
clsive effect on the movement OF n,er-
.chandise from the money crisis. Bonds
were Irregular. Total sales, par value.
$S.2as.000. United States twos and
threes declined per cent on call.
Total sales to-day, $4,000 shares.
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100 Ailis.Chalnners ,............
Allis. Chalmers. pfd...,...

100 Aiits Chalmers ,............
Ailis.Chaliners. pfd..s,....
$3.50 Amalganlated Copper ~.
Hie American Can .............
100 American Can. pfd.........
400 Amer. Car and Foundry. /.
Amer. Car and F'oun., pfd
1000 American Cotton Otl......
600 American Locomotive 80.
300 Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
s1,ia5 American smelling .......
$500 American Sugar ........,...
20 American Tobacco, com. /.
fCO American Tobacco, pfd !.
3,1i0 Anaconda Copper .........
1900 Atchison ....................
500 Atchison, pfd.............
200 Atlantic Coast Line.......
c0,l50 Baltimore and Olllo.......
$3.50 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1900 Canadian Pacific .l........
GO Oh esapeake and Ollio....
600 Chicago Great Western. /.
1910 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul..
800 CHI. M. and st. Paul, pfd
Az Chicago and Northwest. .
30 Clev.. Gin. Chi. and st. u
700 Colorado Fuel and 1ron..
1.1o0 Colorado and Southern. /.
400 Col. and South, list pfd. /.
400 Col. and South. Cd pfd...
100 Consolidated Gas .........
$40 Delaware and Hudsons...
LOO Disttllers' Sec. Cor...,....
100 Erie ..................
500 Erie. LIST pfd...............
400 Erie. I'd pfd..................
l,l0o General Electric .........
$500 Great Northern, pfd.....
1870 Great Northern Ore cts.
ST Illinois Central ..........
800 Int. Metropolitan .......
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L. s. refunding Is. registered. .......
u S. As, registered. ................
u. S. as coupon. ..................
u S. New As. registered. .............
Y S, New 4s. coupon ...............
American Tobacco 4s................
American Tobacco s................
Atchison general 4s....
Atlantic Coast Line Is toffereO ......
Baltimore and Ohio 4s..............
Baltimore and Ohio 3ias.. ...........
Rapid Transit conr. 4s.....
Contra! Of Georgia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Central of Georgia End Inc. tbtd)....5
and ohio llss.
and Alton sas.............
r. and Quincy new 4s....,.
Chicago. r. I. and Pacific II. r. ts..
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parted: so had the cash. T. Green re-.
turned later with only 80 OF the,
amount. saying that he had lost the
other IN crap game. He was sent to
Jail for SIX months from the Police
Court yesterday morning.
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nrcHMoND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, va, November is. 100

Richmond. Va, November Is. 1907.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Va. as. Old. c. and R.. 1882. -. 81
Va Centuries, Ga, G. and r.. s5x ssM
RAILROAD BONDS.
a; c. l.. r. r. Con. Tr. p. c.. IS 80.
Georgia Pacific LIST SIS. C. 1899. io5 ~.
Gsof gfs. Sou. and Fla, 1885,. l02 -.
Ga. and Ala. Con. S. 1885,. e8h 80,
Norfolk and West. Ry 4s... 80 a..
western N. c. LIST ss. c, 1915. los -.
STREET Rr. STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 e5 -.
Ches and Ohio. Now. 100 rs -.
Norfolk and Western com. 100 So 80,
EANk AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
Merchants National. 100 80 80.
National Bank OF Va. .....l00 lao
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer. Tobacco pfd. 0 p. ct. 100 6s 49,.
AMER. Locomotive pfd. ...... 81 -,
Amer. Tob. 4 p. Ct bonds. 80. so 49,.
Amer. Tob. p. CT bonds. go 81 "
Va Car. Chem. ptd.. s p. c.1oo IS 90
Na.-Car. Chem. com. .....1o0 l5H 80.
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NAVAL STORES

ITS TURPENTINE-Firm at ls,;c.; sales.
3s4 casks: receipts. 5so casks; shipments.
924 casks. Rosn--Firm; sales. 1909 bar
rels: receipts, 32,742 barrels: shipments, .743
barrels stocks. st.2l3 barrels. -
CHARLESTON, s. c., November 49,
TURPENTlSE AND ROSIN-Nothing do.
Ing. Quotations omitted.
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MARINE NrELL1GEN e
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. is, 1907.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. ner.
clandisc aud passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer.
Steamer Hampton, Roads, Tunnell, Norfolk
and James River landings merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Tug Standard OH Company No. IL. B6tk,
Baltimore. barge OF oil. Standard OH Co.
Schooner Reba Sterling, Boss WI itestone,
Va. canned goods a. S. Waldrop & Co.
Barge Wessahickon. Ryan, Baltimore,
coal, S. II. Halves & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer.
ctandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves James River
landlngs and Norfolk. merchandise and pas.
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
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Everything In choice straight whis-
keys (the pure-food kind). bottled In
bond goods a specially; imported wines
brandies and cordials. PHIL. G. KEEL.
LY CO.. 1913 East Main.
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sA1LEr
Stole from His Landlady.

Thomas Green. colored, one OF la.
vinia seldens latest boarders. found
Lavinia asleep on her dlning-room
couch the other night. and cut bag
containing $50 from her ample girdle.
When Lavinia awoke Thomas had de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-19
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW York. November ls.-The dry
goods market was YER yquiet to-day with
both first and second hands A number ni
cancellations are being received for cotton
and worsted goods. but these In most in.
stances are not being accepted.
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CmCAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. November 1s.-The improve
mcnt in the financial situation, resulting
from the proposed certificates and bond
issue by the government, caused strength
in the grain markets here to-day. At the
close December wheat showed net gain
of &c Corn was up Fac. Oats were Is a
Nc higher. Provisions were la!sc. lower to
2iiGoc. higher.
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q NEW YORK, November 1s.--Money on
call strong-5h@l0 per cent: ruling
loans firm; sixty days, is per cent. and
ninety days. IL to 10 per cent; six
months. Z to per cent. Close: Prime
mercantile paper nominally at q to 10
per cent. Sterling exchange weak. with
actual business in bankers bills at
S4.S625G $i.S660 for demand, and at
s4.Ie for siSty.day bills Commercial
bills. S4.lS50. Bar silver, 5S7s. Mex
lean dollars asa.
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srot Cotton closed steady 90 points @hirh.
e; middling uplands. 1890: middlins gulf
Asss; sales. 2.5sl bales =
Cotton, steady; niddiing. 1880: net re.
aipis, III baies gross. 7,so7 bales; sales,
sissl bales; stock. I+i.lss bales
Total to-day at all ports---Net receipts
~ bales: export 10 Great Britain. ls'ai7
bales: 10 France. s,7ss bales. TO the CONT
nen,, 1887 bales to Japan. l,5ss bales;
stock. 1b1.oS6 bales.
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts
lls,05: bales; export to Great Britain. IS :
s9s bales; to France, $50 bales: to the
bales. -
Total since ssptember LIST at ali porte
Net receipts. 2Ito,SS0 bales; export ia
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE. MD, November 1s.-sea.
beard Air Line. common and preferred-
&c thing doing.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

oa lChicago. r. L. and pae. n. r. col. ss.. $50
l06 Colorado INDUSTRIAL 5s, series .A...... 40h
1919 Colorado Midland is................. IS
1919 Colorado and Southern 4s........... 77H
III Cuba IS. i..l............... asia
l2t Denver and Rio Grande 4s..l....... 90 h
50 Ioiatillers' Securities SIS ............. O.
s1ss Erie prior lien Is (ofrered) .....,.... ssA
S9A Eric General Is. Observation-Disclosures. .70s
81 Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. 96H
81 Ifter Met. Observation-Disclosures. 40
IS japan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TN
s0a Japan AVS, certificates. .f.......... son
s1N JaEan AS, certihcates. End series.... s6H
50 .euisvle and Nash Unined rs Odd. 80
90 Mexican Central 4s................. "a
4s Mexican Central list Inc. ............ lex
so MINI. and ST. Louis 4s.;............s as
sly Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s.u... o2A
IS Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2nds.... 7sM
SIS New York Central gen. 31Is..,,,,.... IS II
50 New Jersey Central gen. 5s.......... lib
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEAN1,T MARKET

PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. lS.--PEANUTs
Srhnish-Market steady at soc. per buahel
VilgInlas-Quoted at 3 q Sisc.;tno fancies.
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4.5o; heifers. ,a.5oas.Oo; bulls. $3.50 a4.75:
calves. s3d7.5o; stockers and feeders, sa.4o
@4.4s. Hogs-Reoeipts estimated about
$4,000 head. Market weak Choice, heavy
shipping. $500 @s.4o: light. butchers, s5.s5
RG45: light. mixed. s5.106s3o: choice.
light. s.2o15.4o; pigs, s49soo: bulk OF
sales. s5.10@S.30. Sheep-Recelpts esti-
mated about $4,000 head Market steady.
Sheep, s3.75 q 800; lambs, s5.a6 6.2o; year.
itnEs, s4.25m51O9
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BALTIMORE. Md November ls.,-.
E Il and unshanged, Wheat.
Firmer: old. spot, mixed. 6ss Gb64c.; new,
sro,, mixed, 6sc,; No !. white s3NdlG.e.
Cats--lSaser; No white, 59i:95sac. Rye
Firm. Nc. western, export. ssMMs7c.
Butter--Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Steady and unchanged ut 81 10 SEQ Chees,
--Firm and unchanged. susar--Unchanged.
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NEW YORK. November 1s.-BEEyEs-
Receipts 5000 head Steers. loo. lower.
Steers. s3.75 q 6.s5; bulls, s2.9OG4.o0: cows.
s1.25G3.9o. Calves--Receipts. e,l3l head.
feals, s5.50G9.b0; choice. $9.75: culls, 81 q
90 Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts, 1924
head. Sheep. .25q5.5o; lambs. $50 100.
Hcgs-Receipts. 1858. Market quoted
lover at $5.6O15.86.
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lNortl1ern Pacific 4s.................. %
Northern Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Norfolk and Western cor. 4s...... s91s
Oregon Short Line refundlng 4s...... 7s
Itennsyivanla conv. syst. ......... ssis
Reading General s,.,........i....... 81
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. io1
tst Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s.. 6S7s
st. Louis southwestern con. 4s...... SO \
.senboard Air Line 10 tbid). ....,..... s4N
Southern Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS d
Southern Pacific list IN, certincatea... san
Southern Railway 5s tbd) -. .......t 90 b
Texas and Pacific 1sts... 1oS
Toledo. 81. L. and Western 4s....... 81
Union Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
Union Pacific COW. 4s............... 81 4
ulited States Steel and Bs.s........ soH
Wabash lists. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1
Western Md. ta................ e3H
Wheeling and Lake Erie ~ to6ered). rs n
Wisconsin CAntral 4s................ IS
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Jan. -. .5,.... 1895 i.9S 1855 1850
May .......... 7-o7,: 10 7.oa,a 7.o7,4.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No. = spring wheat, slql.04; No.
3, sac. d .03; No. , red, 9thG95Hc. No.
. corn. 80 a59tc.; No. . yellow. 6Ols "a Gliac.
n" oats. 4ssc.; No. white, 4S949&c.
Good feeding barley 6a@6ac. Fair TO
choice mating. 76Msbc. Flaxsaed--No.
merit hwesterp, sl.1sls: prime timothy seed.
si.eO, Glover. contract grades. $3.50.
Short ribs sides Qoosel. 1878 q 1855: mess
100 pounds. sS.37;s; short clear sides tboX-
edl. s7.sI,aq7.6ais Whisky, basis Of
high wines. sl.S5 Butter--Market steady;
creameries, 2@G:7c.: dnires. 81 Gp.e4c. Eggs
Firm; az mark; cnses Included. l7laH
.1ire; iirsts, 9.c.; prime trsts FAC. Cheese
Steady at III. d l3..c,
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RICHMOND GRAIN ',I,ARKET,

Richmond. Va. November Is. 1907,
WHOLEsALE QUOTATIONS TO TRADE.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-01-11

Installation of officers of the Leland
lodge of Odd Fellows was held last
Friday evening and the following off
GERS were duly placed in the chairs
for the ensuing terms:
T. ]. Buckles. N. G. H. F. Hodges.
V. G.. c. w. Gross, Rec, Sec. F.
Craig, Fin. Sec. IF. M. Snider. Treas.
A public installation was held and a
large attendance of the members and
their outside friends. After the cere
mony a splendid banquet was served
to the members and guests,
O. Torgersop of Park was in town
this week, securing supplies for his
Park place.
Millwright Smith Of the Vellmer
Clearwater mills at Lewiston was in
town several days assisting Mr.. Boehl
in the repairs of the mill here.
Mas Clara Bartroff, having severed
her connection with tho Beckwith
store, left Wednesday morning for
her home in Spokane.
S. A. Sutton was in Wednesday
from Teakeau, where he is numbering
on a large scale.
The X. P. lodge will hold their IN
stallation next Monday evening, Jan.
uary 14th and it is requested that all
members attend. Several candidates
are now on the road to Knighthood
and the members are urged to be out
and assist in the ceremony.
The Kendrick Flonr Mills which
are recognized as the best in the coun
try, more up to-date machinery, and
modern improvements than most, oil
the coast mills, is still making another
change and adding still! later milling
machinery. Manager Boshl states that
they will be several days before the
mill will be In shape to run again.
When it does there will be nothing in
the way. IF Mill products that lsthey
will not produse aud the very best al
that. 49,
Mrs. HsrbeM Helms, daughter of
Mrs. Sarah Crow, is home on visit.
We failed to announce the birth OF
twins at the home Of, Geo. Crow re.
Gently and hasten to repair the over.
Sight,
E. w. Ewes off, the Clearwater Co.
was visitor here Sunday looking a.
fter the interests Of. the Company at
.this poilt