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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-22
Safety In Silence.

Mrs. Gaymon-Yes, auntie, now that
am Herbert's wife, he is another
man.
Aunt Martha-Well, don't you go
telling people you're another mans
wife or you'll be getting tried for
bigamy.-Life.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-22
How He Felt.

Mrs. Kelly-All that We are ye owe
to me, Patrick Kelly! -
Mr.. Kelly-Well, if OF ivir git so
cints Oil give it to We and settle the
lndebtidniss! Home Magazine.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-22
He Knew Women,

She-Why is it man always drops
into back seat when he goes to
church?
He-Because he has no bonnet to
show, my dear.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-22
A misunderstanding

Boatman-Nay, mister, I cant let
yer hev me boat just now. There's
heavy swell just comm up.
'Arry-Swell be blowed! Amt my
money as good as 'is?-Royal Maya.
zine
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-22
Would You?

IF you were slave, what kind Of
a slave would you prefer to be?"
"a slave to wealth, wouldn't your
Detroit Free Press.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-22
Practieina the lasso.

"Why is Ethel stringing Jack along
so? Is she fooling him?"
'No, she thinks with practice she
can rope him."-Detroit Free Press.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-22
At His Service.

"Hf!" shouted the rich. man, peer
ing cautiously over the stairway. u
want you!"
well" chuckled the burglar, reach
ing for the silver, "Pm at your service.
sir!"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-22
Who Wouldn't?

'Tompkins just told me that he
loved his neighbor as he does him
self"
who is his neighbour"
"a young widow. milwaukee, Sen
tinel.
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 5, 1878.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office. Duluth.
MINI.

United States Land onice. Duluth.
MINI.
July q. 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that In com.
pliance with the provisions Of the act
Of Congress OF June B.. 1878 entitled
AN act for the sale OF timber lands In
vada and Warrington Terriforv," az
extended to all the Public Land States
by act OF August 4. 1892.
Lars Hanson Ramstad, of West Duluth.
county Of 81; Louis, state OF minnesota: has
mens No: iogS7; for the purchase Of the SWA
Sec IS. Up. go N. X. II W. 18th y. im.I
And viii offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its
purposes. and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Re.
ceiver OF this office at Duluth. Mime.
sofa. on Friday. the 9Th day of March. 1907.
HE Fl
Erasmus kreidler all OF Duluth, Mimi.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims In this
office on or before SAID 9Th day tof March.
IA 81 J.C. HERMAN ENGEl.. Register
H. L. SHEPHERD,
Attorney. -.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1879.
United States Land Office. Duluth.
MINI.
October "A, iyvo.
Notice IL hereby given that III cou,-
pilance with the provisions OF the nc.
VI Congress- OF June :. 1873. enIitieu
An act for the sale OF timber ianuS IL
The states or California. oregon. Neva-
oa anu WashinEtOu Ierrit0ry." as ex-
tended to all the kaDiic Lana states %
act or August 4. 1872.
Douglas MvBoiey, VI frinceton, county va
Bureau. state vi Illinois, has THIS DAY nieu
IN Ltiis ufncc MS sworn Statement NJ. lix4..
lOr the purchase VI the o1s ut ~ W y anu iuLs
=, anu "a Scctiun D, township 10 N. " "A W.
Anu Will otter proof TO SNOW that lii~
itnu sought IS more valuable foi its
timber or stone than for aErlcuiIuTaI
Dui poses. anu u establish TITS ciaiIn ~
saiu ianu before the kegisIssr~ and -4seceissA
VI TINS Office a. zAh4tirn, laainesvlA. ~
thursday, the zbtn aay uf Aa,rli, lyy7.
tie Aaines no Witnesses: A A Marfieiu.
q n Scnroeutf, Soain SMcDunaiu ana Aiiei.
rsthner all "a behluJt Minn.
ANY and ,aii persons .iaimans adversei, .ns
Auuse aescriD1a sanus are rsVuesteu " nae
.neir caaiius IN TINS vttice On OF Oetore saiv
zotn uay OF April, 1917.
sc. HERMAN ErGEL,
81 3-26 HeYister.
seymour, Atty
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The First ouarrai,

Atlantis all off. Goodbye forever!
Eye-TLsn taEs back your yits~
Iuage.
La yEyE
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-02-22
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 8, 1873.
Notice for Publication.

SAAlSu oldleS LdHu OulCe,
December 18Th. 1906.
Notice is hereby given shat in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June ), 1878, entitled IAN act for the sale OF
timber lands in the States of California Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the Public Land States by act
vi August f. 1892.
L.. Stuart Poirier. of Duluth. county of st.
Louis. State OF minnesota, has this day ii lea
III this ufflce bis sworn statement No. 1859.
Tor the purchase of the Wa OF SW1 "A of Sec.
Sand \ VA vi NWA vi Section IL III town
snip DO N. Il. IL w. 4th p. m. ana Will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber stone than for agri-
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim
W said land before otto A. Polrier, u, s.
Commissioners. at Virginia Miiln., ON Thurs
DAY the 1Lh day N March, 1907.
lie names as witnesses; Ole Petersen.
Charles Stevens, Dwight w. SteDDins. OF
Virginia. Mimi. Edward Dunnigan of Iron
junction, MINI.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands requested to file their
claims in this office ON or before SAID 7th
Jay of March, 1907.
j. c. HERMAN ENGEL,
Register.
A Al
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TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878
Notice for Publication.
nited States Land Office, Duluth

Notice for Publication.
nited states Land Office, Duluth
Mimi.
November 22nd, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in coin
Dliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3. 1873 entitled AN
act for the sale of timber lands in the
states of California. Oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory" as extend
ed to all the Public Land States by act
o' August 4. 1892.
A. Tyndal Park of Duluth. county of ST.
Louis, state of Mimi. has this day filed III
bhe purchase oil the SW4 of NW14 OF Sec. 5
s. S1a of N ETA 81 lot III of Sec. q. Up 80. IL. III.
And will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes. and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Re-
ceiver of this office at Duluth. Mime
sofa, on Wednesday tile 9Th day OF March.
1907
He names as witnesses: George Ii. Uleary.
William SaurS. j. Murray johnson and
Adolph Miller all of Duluth, MINI.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above described lands are re-
uuested to file their claims in this
uttice-on or before SAID 9th day vi March. 1901.
]. c. HERMAN ENGEL,
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"Do you think women have no sense
Of humor?'
"Oh, don't know. 1t isn't hard to
amuse a girl who looks pretty when
she smiles.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
Savings Banks.

pifiensack: 10 yeals. 1s7 70. at 50 2''
70 n sD f. sd vss ssEnY;td isS @ iii n
at $50 n S q 50 s. at a s. Ge &c. 81 d0 o. 1
at at 3 &; Il, > '''''''' s =. $. :. DO rs 70.
at s. So csrssdn sa se m Ca G: = O n at s'
10 kS'5s WsaissS sai2s .s q s. isS SO n IS
SHEEP AND LAsBsRecep's e5s 81 Sns snss 14
1870 head including Sa car, -, FOR oc held over
DOR % ' m cars on sale Sheep in moderate SUI supply @
ncs 6I odf5c the pens cleared with the be ex
eeP,on Of few ns2 a'H 100 m few peer
to prime s. ass co. mutton Tne car Teadg snH'1 az
Te' per n: dressed firm at s9i1'' with selected
a, 81 So sr 100 NJ n s. SS 93s Do IS s a.
at s Sc 90 Sqj lo1 u m state at s. 5o DO s7 at So
g@ssa % 5ssss 2 e is sss lsS @
a. nao s do 1ss I' ms aSs at IS 80 = ms.
ss So Jga5 5 ualo G DO es Ss 20: % Pennsylvania
ShseP s. lambs 4 ss at So S sheep ss l
syvan es ms at 3 sG @ 4o at 5e s. Ss''
W r. Hume: lambs mi SIS SO ms ms att at s.
rs 81 At s ss so S g 8 sist' IS ' Wv
g rb az 81 So Pennsyvania sheep & Sc MS at MS s
So o SO state s s s. eqs u stat. AZ rsa sssep 3
% e n S ysa9s iGs s So at is S. '' ~ ''
30 Gsots bisnsac . rs q =, ,sas s. @ lambs 81 lO'
a, Sc SS .Rssp @ iss : ms at ct g
1877 do ii IS Hss i s: si 70 1e4mon aas s. So
do 50 r. st ss s. r. So ss = g. Sta's state ae DO s.
wright So So 1a s,ae ssaf sheap iaH1i iis s az 81
81 81 %; Do. n dG n. a at s, S. at 90 ' ~.o.
5r ss sse' tSe market
rated higher and and good 60 IS TsS Sk % per los n
enny1 PennsyvsPa spessed d0ss hogs quiet
) Is 100 i * Rs
saae $50 ss BOAR sSo sJ1aaa n at 81 pigs 8. m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

wheat in the Northwest and by advance Of moro
than 1c In corn. At the close wheat for May de-
livery up sc to sac. Corn up 1c to 1Isc.
Oats Sac higher and provisions 17Isc to 37iac
higher
= The wheat market opened weak because OF low
the first hour. however. all of the early loss had
regained and during the remainder of the day
the market held firm at a moderate advance News
concerning the stocks Of wheat IN the Northwest
was decidedly bullish. One dispatch declared that
country elevators contained 40 per cent less wheat
than a year ago. This. with the strength of corn.
caused active covering by shorts. and the market
closed strong and near the high point May opened
a shade to &c TO i2c lower, at 99iec TO $3.50. ad
vaneed 10 81 O0s. and closed at 81 00s- Clearances
of wheat and flour were equal TO $50. 100 bushels.
Primary receipts 1,025. 900 bushels. compared
with 102. 000 bushels the same day last year.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
OF 653 cars. against 65S last week and 415 year
ago.
The corn market weak at the opening. in
sympathy with wheat. but later became strong on
firm cables higher prices live hogs. reports Of
much soft in the new crop and the Iowa
State report, which showed loss of 81 per cent in
that state compared with the crop OF last year.
The close strong. May opened unchanged to
nc lower, 55c to 551,c. advanced TO 56l4c and
closed at 56sc 56t.e. Local receipts were 2ol
cars. including of contract grade.
Oats dull, but prices were hrrf, IN SYM
pathy with corn. and because Of an improved de-
mand for cash oats. May opened unchanged at
527sc, advanced to 53ssc to 53Ac, and closed 2e
53Ssc Receipts here were SS cars
A rise of 2oc SOC in the price of live hogs and
covering by shorts caused strong market for pro-
visions. The buying Of pork was especially good.
At the close May pork was up 3ilec at Sl3 22is.
lard higher s. 95 and ribs 17izc up at 81 TO-
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat. II
cars; corn 2o2 cars; oats, ISL cars; hogs $4,000
head.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
OTHER MARKETs-BY TElEGHAPH-

-. r~a,o Dec 1I--CATTLEr---fSeSeiptXS w ~
East p.dY, nrfme steers. 80 oegSo 20 atS 100
market 900 Ssad market steady he1;v arJ
celpts t ooU active 15c 10 oS e. -oSs. ~.
mixed s5as5 Workers 81 50 ss4 daiTes sS$5
rougns g fTaMBS-Receipts 5000 hea1 Il" ac @
SHE5E1r ctve and 2oc higher: lambs: sosS'''' "
LAMPS aarSngs A 1896 25 Few % oo'
sot' Iac 11-CATTLE-Receipts estina,sa s aoou' ~
Cnlcago narle lower steers sfaso s3 S
So ~ gg9sa co. heifers 81 ooaso % s lss so foes
- eSYS7 o5 stockers and feeders y % o.
pbo,ce heavy shipping s. sogs4 ~ % nshe uht
isher alSI 90. light mixed 81 6onS4 ao cnoSe nsnt,
ers % scking 81 coast So pigs - oogS4 oo o1a
- oogss % ssGS4 S. SHEEP-Estinated about .oVo @
Iaad. market steady; sheeP, ," "'02sS' ' ' "
x6 25: yeaTlings 81 2oq>4 ~. ,,. ., - *,
,cbers and shippers. ss15 common 81 iog gst 20
higher; fair 10 good Shippers - %
CATILE-n,unns' CATImnn x2as2 S. SHEEP-Strong; s2g$4 so.
= s,IRs-Strong; 81 25Gso o.
sf So9ss choice 5oess e prime IS 2oas5 20
M eTson 81 5ears2 %; lambs. 81 5oa$s 80 HOGS.
d escaints light active. Prime heayies medians ana
Yorlers s4 9OlS4 95 light Workers. "a boGs4 49,
~ q hoGxs go: roughs. 81 50Gs4 CO.
Tarsas CItv Dec 11.cATTLE-R Receipts. 1l.oOo head
Including 200 Southerns: market 1oN1oc lower eholee
exnort and beef steers 81 4oaSo 10 far 20
s4ss ao So 5qs5 stockers and feeders
sasa 75 southern 50 5G9$4 40; southern eoas
as9s3 native 50 50Qs4 50 native heifers p 20
Ss5 10. bulIs s3GS4; calves SAGS6 90 HOGS-heceipts
ii 500 head: market 15@25c higher top *4 10 oh ,o 81
sales 45as4 e9 heavy s. 45ls4 1a - 1g
@ and yearings s. e5as5 western yearlinss SO
ass O Western sheep s. o0QSA 0 stoekers ana feedes
S3l$4 c5
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York December II. 1897.
COFEEE-The coffee market to-day. sales
for the day being only L. $50 bags The market opened
steady at unchanged prices advance OF 4 points
and closed steady unchanged points higher The
advance at the opening about due the European
cables. which reported a OF partial at
Eayre. the sustained during the by
moderate local demand whose buying
have Sy the light Brazil
ian receipts and the steadnsss of the primary markets
Rio unchanged but Santos advanced 100 reiS The
movement is again running under the figures of two years
and the 4US.tl0
bags behind corresponding 1909.
when the Brazilian 10 221 0D bags.
Receipts the to-day 80 coo against
az year 4OG0 bags ago The
interior figures suggested immediate change in the
comparisons JunTahy receipts being $4,000 bags. against
IL 1905 While the is generally ad
o be bullsh position the
and promise holders worlds surplus de
n their supplies before the end
Of season. appear strong
stimulate q speculative demand The spot
coffee steady with quotations the basis Of &c
Rio No Z.
The range prices in the local market
cay IS follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

COTTON-The cotton market recopeFeu par ~ ~ "a
los of The nreyors day, closing steady at net a9
Tence of I16ls points Sales the day were es'i-
450 600 bales .11z
nonts owing to Liverpool cables thah eAP.cta
ana nriyate advees indicating that the Fshgilsh I@Io
did not consider Tuesdays break IN iae -t" Is as
r3srket Justified the figures But th.ie W.
- selling for Wall Street the CALL loca
traders thought they could indications ct an eie
10 oudate some long line. ana selling "7,aIIs
general right call with the narhst ,@15
ard unsettled After showing net loss OF ivuI2
points representing decline of about 9. polnrs r I'm
mo high level of Saturday. the market raiiea on
smaIier offerings covering and little buying for a
turn on bullish Southern advices as To the aiutuls
Of holders. The close at practcaiy ths
top prices of the day -. x.-. ..ors
nrrrer their views and better nxed 70 ho1
INDEFINITELY and while there reports OF fretF OF
ferings the claimed that these represented As
of hedged cotton. which quite frequently comes GUY
futures \ Wire from
Nississpp said would probably sell freely
IN next days this attributed by some
To the Sentimental influence OF the bank failure re
norted In the northern part of that state souiefH
spot markets officially reported were '-iec io"ef
&c higher the latest reports teing re'auvtis ~
The range prices in the local market to-day
as
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

May .,..........13O0 1925 13G Is - Il 80
with SPOT quoted at fl2 los and i2s los
The local market & was s. weak IN dRed to
ga IS for spot and fG9 los for futures in fns h
lake closing at isi2sa lse esetroytic as715a
dned IS to fia IS Cd in the London Locally
the aG G was weak % and points St e n SR ne IN he
don market. Locally it weak. at 425qt @5c IRON
Gaoa fWfF at Is m Rs d Enss9 and at
aS GSa dn6d 5nS aFe a s T@s ] No
The market for pig iron certificates at the Produce
e asa dad sn%ary are 81 qrf 10 M @ ad
MoLAssES AND syRUPs-The market for molasses
Orleans centrifugal common 19gl9c fair 1922; good
42e; syRuPs.ac Common: 1sa14c: fair. l5al7e good
lS?G PRIME 20gc c fancy % 4 qSe fS sno on light SUP
s s and @ of GFId sb s
Sales Sal 800 hbIs 3 a 200 March March 8sG@S9
was in fair demand At pnchanged prices l nsesq OIL
STANDARD white bbs s75c hulk sc; PhiladelPhis hhls
soc bulk 495; refined New York 10 g9e; Id phs
q & 10 5Sf snb sfss i & wats T5s
SEED oIIPaime crude pTonEi ci annarv p5lnS
gsGw saT sPS Sse 81 RssSBSer sc MaTe ar
a}S=c and July 5gs59 sG oil h si4e sc prime win
ier ysiiow 45c NsED ATneTisPn an seed 9ea gy 81:
aT mad made ng IN
support from some of packers There was also go9a
deal eoerins which gaTe . tbs maFSft ao receipts
S0 900 hogs Kansas city 1900; Omaha SOoo ana 1ne
West $1,000 PORK-Frnl quoted; Mess S1EI az -.
family ss@Ss so Ness hosf Eo flsa seE
racket si2Tsi2 50: extra India mess S2Zgs13 ,6f
iaNS1TStsv Quoted $25Gs2T. llRtsSh'D f1ouS f1,o
Firm Quoted: Bacons 6@sc; lsD ~ blsc; lo ~ 'tuas
n 7ssc: pigs. 7@4GS4c. CUT MEA looHt iS ~
@ge III 6 &c P~ied hams steady. quoted a. gie
Ior TAIIoW-Steady city. 5leo; country "e44ISS T.
iSfrESteadv Quoted: Middle Western PRIME aSao -
nominal city lard steady. Quoted at Sac heue DO
steady Quoted: South America. 9I5c Contlie ~ "a -S
sTEARINE-Quiet Quoted; oleo. 7>4c Cl'y IaFo s'ea'
KICE-The market ruled steady and rnehanse9, 20
Cuotations follow: Screenings 2s4@'4c . ~
dc fair 4HsQi&c: good ordinary, 9a" ~ Pat
e7[5.c. rbofce 7tTeisc; japan domestic 2sh,t.' NJ"
f,rsiro 4T6&c Rsngoon ana hassei.I
SJG Az The market refined sugar wds n III RI IT.
fairy active Prices. however. were nnCH,t to ,or.s
following are list subject 20 reo1te on
"a 5tsro,nt Of l per for cash days; sd
4or,nos I5c: Eagle tablets. Tloc; cut loef -
crushed 50c. mould a l5o; cubes has,e 10 o.
,a,u,3arc5 Confectioners' grahulat-
XTXX nog,dered 95c: powdered coarse po"e'T- T, 80
go a,.5.re5 and Eagle and extra hne KTanu
n, mrs do ; IOc 81 III bags do DOC . 10 nasS ~
5r. 20 n harz do a5c; ~ and 80 N eaes az 90
standard granulatef and dlaf'na -
a-,jone-s' A. Vfc: Nos and B. Doc no = 80
No : 4 i5c: No O. 40r No T. A-3'c: ~ . 80 "a
4 D.. No 10 4 I5c; No H. 4iOc; No Il 4uSe: No H.
- Toe - u ana l6 The local raw sugar InaI
centrifugal, NS test at "'ss, nus
~9ya5o ~ test at 3pa3 95c and moiaFSss sugar ~
3a3 London market was lieher. VIII
1,ecanbar at as oA January ht 9s 's MeltlhsS
ar.i,st last and 30 so year ago Receipts
e. ire week were 1898 against 80 thS WEEK
40 and $50 lat year Total stock is ~ 100 tons com
pared with i67 23s week age and i5o6is year ago
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

The local market for spot cotton was seagy; y;yd HI
5 prizes g 20 Zoe p914' 3or iddng sales 30 bales south Ta
eg spot markets encsnEed wfrs at 1000 bales
Mobile steady er lse 9~el o ie a. 5isc lower II lice
NorfniE dull nc lower at II c sales 2SS oaIes it
Little Book sterTy a ~ aiveson steady unehanged a.
r. Zoo bales pcsa stead @ unchaHged
Ike sales $50 bales Houston s1e4Gy reSsn at Isad
Ing points with comparisons follow Al ant aG
@ It 10 EAR at Houston 900 1s 600 against
y eos last o" %efH tx a 900 against last week and
ia,sla E@t1siI last year. ,,... s.o, GOTTA,
co9 cSn ssnand aaiea bales and export
200 Aecaa goo receipts $500 ,.e,iar al AmeTSaa II Io
o neaT and Il lower late months Closed 3d se1dy &
At net 5.6a42 desi1e e S 5S:zg9 5sd e
sag MsTune S'ia 5sa Junop 5s9d
Esd August-september 5sd sePte6eF bSig o
'tFi ThorR aSD G1T sesna asan,
sEaiP az the Se fasnr Rzs sTs
g5tsr Btffs Pass agSisa stIast s g ssg4 81
saTsf 10 fFtTs fS qSef Sa.F onote
g ssde ss 10 per 100 s 9a9,ea ID
s s' 81 ouo5eG: se9i'f kin area drsS 8 Sass
eaGss s sssl FiP' s VIE 6ne w!s.9S
81 s1aos Sossi ety. a sT"f Fed 81. as s
all sg hTs qea dog sS ssh % s.
oNY s5 SGS7S caoPs2s bulk s27 45 sacks OIL MEAL
-ssl s1ggNsa2wHEAr-After s1gsa2 poor start the wheat eat
ns9t became more active and srpDger and n at s ths
1naa .e sTI nc net higher with lDeceipeT IN 80
fbe adv Advices from tne west
.hara good buying at Cnicdso "lo
tbe strength Of all day had no.aoie ea sIs ~ tor
Ihs numher OF the bearish influences which ioT ID
TO put wheat considerably lower me
,iie market came E@lbd lower. aId CoEslnhta
ais easier. with the exception OF
points net higher Part OF e Liver
Whc aacIa was on Argentine offerings later pr
,;a on average about 1S bushels an acre ouiis
,.,.5 hrI news came from the Nnrth"est wlere
-D .tooks were be Hight. while at winnipeg
of days receipts were 10" grace anu
- A Montreal paper was quoeeo as esu
t,. INTERIOR stocks the Canadian Northwest at
compared with 2ooooWo a year
@ core esport bids were reported at Duiulh put no
TO the close OF the market
IS-or, Kansas came few private reports niehlohlns
,ns., Nv damage this, with the nberaI seapoaro
nsrLe- Cash In New York was quoted as fo-
,na1s No . red 00A elevator and 81 OF = anoat
sg N-ortbern Duluth 81 16&, and No hard WINTER
=, ,nGL 2 a b afoat. CORN-From start 10 nnlsh tne
-, market closing locally sgl &c net hig
Onerings West were again very hgnt on s, D
opD The volume outside buying orders increased
considerabiy on advance. especially as the Iowa
s,ate report figured of only 24oS9seo oasneiS OF
decrease of 100 34s 600 bushels from last year ne
Ivenool market I'd higher but not accompanied py
anv Important export orders. Cash corn In the local
as isc for old in and 645zc for new, al,
SAIs-There sharp advance IN this market aiso'
and hnaI prices about the best for The day IN
natbv with corn Cash In New York closed as
Mixed 26 to 80 10 541sc: natural white 2e 70 81 10;
s7Gsakc aad clipped white 81 70 40 ~ 5ss@eoc HdE
YORK BARLEY-Market nominal
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
Lost.

LOST.-On about December 5. index letter copy
book useless finder. very important owner. $50
reward paid IL returned ST. Gerken Building.
90 West Broadway
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Dec. 1.-THE wheat market was
trengthened to-day by reports Of light stocks OF
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yesterday a
-a.,,on at the Exchange salesrooms by Adrian H.
nun BY order Of administrators
.oo shares American Thread Co pref, per
SHARE shares Nashville hattsnooea St Louis . 10
81. 6aieS; 5aares NASHVILLE ash hatanoosa & St Louis ioOs
EaiSsE E5ares Evansville G & Terre Haute Rail- iOO
way gssres 50 Tenacssce Coal Iron Railroad Co 9S
: shares Manhattan Trust Co..----..------; 4O2
ssEs Enfsy iass. L3na nsToj G9 Yoid, fn lot 81 81
Is shares southern Railway Co. Mobile &
9. 200 %asRqiIIe %as2 chsftanooga St Louis Railway
Co hrst mortgage Z per cent bonds. due
Iasbyiie s is Chattanooga St Louis Railway
Co hrst mcrtgage 8 % rer% % cent bonds Traey
I Fsasaooa sda' Atlantic 5sii RailToad guarantee
mo FT FFen6see SsIs s Coal Iron & Railroad Co per
s- cent bonds. Tennt division o........... 97A
800 shares Peoria Decatur & Evansville Rail.
way 30 By order Of trustees sl@'e % -
" the ,s SS:sS ns;Ss Ssaa 81.
foT sars account Of whom it may concern
100 shares Dstilers' Securities Corporation
90 e3aTes casen CO Of America common lot SIS
20 Shares United states Cast Iron Pipe co, -,
$500 8f5,iIiers Securities Corporation per cent
20 is S8aTss American Smelling and Refining Co
600 TSlsqg %ee9crn United Gas and Electrical Co. Of
Raleigh. III. per cent bond due February
hare iSE western efss5E 2Ra Railways
GO. Of Pittshurg preferred. .-.-...-...::-... 81
s cent bonds 1881: interest April and 0c-
iaher: If $500 - Of S1.oao each ...--.. 2e-2o4
shares Beaver National Bank -------------- 30
1000 shares International steam Pump Co. -
National Bank Of North America 80
shares Carnegie Trust co------.----- 10
100 shares Omaha & 81. Louis Railway pre-
ferrei: I30 shares Omaha & St Louis Rail-
common; 50n shares Chicago & North
Pacific Railroad: 80 shares Newport
News Mississippi Valley Co.: $4,000
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad : per cent
anteed gold bonds (State Trust Co
certificates of deposID: upon each of these
certificates there has been paid s446 % Of
Ter general mortgage bonds of the
stcnson. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.
Of stock of the AtCfi-
Topeka Santa Fe Railway and
s ss &c calm against KnickeTbocker Trust Co. for
money on de-osit against check -..-..--.. t60
shares National Park Bank -:st+tte
10 shares National City Bank --'o'<
Central a. Railroad second income
cent bonds due November. 1945 -
100 shares Carnegie Trust .15o
ssoIa for 60 cents on the dollar.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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srcuRITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities We're sold yesterday at
, AZ the Exchange Salesrooms by Adrian H
,.-re- & Som
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