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New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York November &. 1907,
COFFEE-There q renewal OF the Nquidat tton
which was a feature o Mondays session IN the
coffee market to-day. opening Eteady at un-
changed prices advance OF points the gain being
attributed fairly steady European cables, smaller Bra
lillian receipts and natural tendency toward reaction
sharp break that OF Monday. But offerings
during the and while they were fa4riy
absorbed demand not prompt enough TO
preveut concessions closed steady net
unchanged points lower Sales FOR the day were re
ported o. considerable part OF the pusl
exchanges OF December for later months
VIII December notice dav does not come
until the end Of month II that tho evening
up position is already under way II was hlned
being sold during the day for the ac-
leading bull interests. but unless some OF te
buying II was dnlcClt TO trace
the source Of support only 3tQ = frame
lower Hamburg only - pig net lower when due TO
considerably losses 10 meet the New YORK
close OF Monday OF the Brazilian markets Rio was
100 and Santos below their closing prices OF last
week. these changes were not considered important
in view Of the declines consuming markets Receipts
at the two ports $1,000 bags against 10000 last
wear and u 90 IN The worlds visible supply as OF
November S9O134 bags. against lS,ldo. $50 last
year. The for October was ony lII0S2 bags
for spot coffee was quiet, WIN quothtonS on
the sac for Rio No. 4
contract prices IN the local narKet tdsy
y as
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Banks.

5tc prime 5taG52c choice G6isc: Japan Domestic.
5ik95ic Patna. foreign. $50 exc; Rangoon and Bas
sen. 5g5Ac.
SUGAR-Refned sugar is dull but unchanged. The
following list prices subject TO rebate Of 10 points
and discount of per cent for cash, days; Crystal
tablets 2OC. loaf and crushed.
3 mould 4 3SC: cubes. Eagle 10 bags powdered
and Eagle coufectioners' granulated. S.25c: XXXX
powdered. 515c: powdered. powdered fruit
powdered Eagle and extra ans grnulated.
SO: 10 OF fine granuated- 52cs . 10
bags do $500. ~ 10 bags DO 523c 10 bags do 52oc;
70 bags do 15~: 80 n bags do 5Ojc; Eagle
Eranulated and diamond A. &c: cOnIec-
toners' A. soc: 4SOc: Nos and 3. s7jc; No 4.
roc: ) 4G5c: No g. G0c. No :. 4S5c No 8 45oc:
No Q. 445c: No 10 435c: No II. SOC; No u 42Sc.
No Is. 2oc. Il. - and 1B 15c. The local raw
sugar market ruled dull and nominal with centrifugal.
9s test quoted SOC: muscovado. 50 test at 4Oc
M SO 305c. The London beet
sugar market steady and unchanged with NoveTn-
quoted and December at 9s 4tsd cables
from report arrivals at the six principal ports
VIII against $500 last week ana
S60 Iart wear stock is 36 tons against $4,000 last
week and 5000 year. The movement Tor the WEEK
NJ tho -FOUR United States ports 3l3 tons against
81 and lists last year Meetings. ior ths
week. we're 81 tons. against 4i000 last week ana
900 last wear with total 20sO76 tons, against
91I Ts4 a week ago and 1882 q ago
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best lsa1se do do a5s fair 70 f22d s 4d lsf cEjS 20
n 22a25c; Penusly lyana. TO n IIs lsS de Pcors5 %
sTaae s6sse IaaI4c DO roasting Philadepha I482oe do
do 6o and Michigan ssaide iia12c do other Western.
scaded 9a11e FOWLS Western Gry pcke5 rt5 Igi IA ij
dry picked and scaded. s1q9c; DIChs y2IlHs LoIs =
Virginia i5sei6c do western IOa1sc: GEESE spring.
Eastern white 2ea2le' 60 dAS4 5sle' so 1Is.
gTi7ne g aTSe' re E Wai's s. & Per do Go c5 81 s 10
GASIEEPTiTs game Of most descriptions continues
in fair demand and firmly held We quote; PI0VER;
sTass 1ls 50 5S$s R IPI ESss6 per dozen sass So
WooDGoGK per pair S1qSi 20 GE9Es 10 & per par; r.
canvas per pair ssa$s 5O do Tsihsads s20Ss; DO nal
VENis0N Whole dee1 per r. s5q5oc: Do saddles $50
SSc: RABB1Ts. cottontaii per pair 4OG5Oc
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Irish potatoes
steady. Caulif0wers slightly Cucumbers high
beans plenty and steady spinach lower. Tomatoes
Tai9 Vyse'aos as qqS'sS M we & gg9'G AT bF
s2RS2 25; do state. Pennsylvania and Western. in
sack 81 so 81 50; do Jersey round per bSi 81 7s 3
So DO per sack 81 9o9S2 DO per bb 81 . QS1 90;
per bb S@s2 % d. Der basket 90cd 81 u. do Della
per basket 500 csc do Southern, per bbl 81 I5g 81
near6y per 100 punches 81 81 .: CARROTS nsaTb2
per bb Or bag. s1G 81 25 CELERY per dozen stalks
Danish seed PEI y9n $1oasit; DO domestic $40 So
state. per basket: T5c 81: CUCUMBERs Eastern per
Florida. per basket 81 SOD s. so. CAULIFLoWERs
Long Island short cut. per bbl. S29SS: do long cut
81 2S4S2; EGGPLANTS Jersey per bbl T5c 81 25; do
Florida, per box 81 50 q So; HORSERADISH. per bbl
So4 g; LETTUCE state per basket. T5c q 81 so; do
do Norfolk basket. 81 25 Baltimore soc
nearby. basket T5c 81 so, do per bag. 81 25
MUSHROOMS. hothouse. per 70, % 75c; onions
white pickle. per basket. S29$e so; do Connecticut
white per hb s. so So 20; DO red yellow 81 so
q 81 do state white per basket SIgS1 so; do state
and western white per crate. 7JcIS1. do yellow
sSs 81 22@ 81 so; do Orange COUNTY yellow. per bag
81 - q 81 90 Do red. 1GSl 81 OKRA. Florida. per
carrier 81 SOC So; PARSNIPS per bhL 81 25 qS1 so:
PUMPKINS Per bhL 7Jc 0fs1: PEPPERS. Jersey.
green per large bh 81 500 81 do per small Dbl. 81
81 90 do Nortolk Der bbl 81 81 %. do Florida
carrier I5cG 81; PEAS Southern per basket 75c as2
R0MAINE. New Orleans. per bbl. s26S4: STRING
BEAES Florida way per basket 81 Qs2 25: do green
iSc4Sl 30; DO savannah green. per basket. $50 6SI
DO Charleston way per BASKET. 81 So do green. 81
~ 81 ou 90 Ntrsinla wax per basket. 81 6S2 do
green S1QS1 so: SQUASH. Hubbard. per Dbl 81 25 p
- 20 90 marrow 81 2 81 -; SPINACH. Norfolk per
ReL SIC 81 90; do Baltimore. T5c a 81; TOMATOES
Florida per carrier T5C q 81 do Jersey per box 100
+oc do Calforna rer far boy. So - 9S2 80: hot
house per n, 100 25c; TURNIPS. Canada. rutabara
per Dbl 81 do Jersey and Long Island rutabaga 75s
bUaches. 81 RS1 80 30 -VO
MILK AND CREA0E-The Exchange pric. OF r,lrs,
rF 80 SO - ~14''
The receipts % milk cream IN 4O-quart cans for
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cHIcAeo CRAM ANp pRoMsInns

Chicago. Nov. 6.-Wheat prices on the SorsI ~,
~ chanse broke more than &c to-day, because OF ru-
Hors or financial embarrassment in different parts
or the country and the reported closing down ~
several Hour mills at Minneapolis. At the close
g. iueI ueI-VeTy showed net loss OF $50.
corn was down 13sc. Oats were lAc lower. Prs
visions were Off 22i6c to 27Jsc
The wheat market was weak all day the chief
causes OF the decline at the opening being lower
prices at Liverpool and the reported closing OF a
number OF mills in the Northwest The weakness
became more acute in the last half OF the session
on rurnors that various small banks throughout the
country are not in easy circumstances The market
lacked bull support the demand coming largely
from shorts Sellers were extremely aggressive in
tne last half hour, and the market closed weak
with prices neay the bottom. December opened a
shade to sc TO &c lower 94s4c 70 S5sc sold az
sS&c. and then declined 10 9224c. The close was
81 OS7s. and closed 81 0lSs TO 81 O1& Clearances
or wheat and hOur equal 10 $50 800 bushels
streets" increased L950000 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels against 222TOO0 bushels
on the same day last year. Minneapolis Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts OF $50 cars. against
$50 cars last week anC 1.216 cars one year ago.
Corn declined nearly &c IN sympathy with sharp
break IN provisions and on favorable crop reports
from Kansas. Talk Of &c hogs was also an In
huential factor. The market closed weak at the
lowest point December opened lsc to asc lower
at $3.50 TO 6ssc. sold at $3.50. and then declined to
5Slsc. where ii closed Local receipts St cars.
with . Of contract grace.
Trade In oats very light The slump in wheat
and corn and weak market for cash grain were
the bearish factors December opened Sc lower
at 4ssc, sold at $3.50 and then declined to 4Ssc,
where II closed. Local receipts were s. cars
Provisions broke sharply heavy selling BY
leading packers The greatest weakness was in
January pork. which declined 75c from the close OF
yesterday. weak market for live hogs and the
prediction BY a prominent local packer that hogs
would soon be selling &c a pound the weak
enins factors At the close January pork was
down T5c. at S1S 20 Lard was on 22lse. az 81 IS.
Ribs were 25c TO 27iac lower, at s. o TO s. 07i2
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. q
cars; corn, SO cars; oats, 81 cars; hogs Ao head
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07

COTTON-The cotton market was very nervous to-
day with fluctuations broad and Irregular The close
was steady a decline Of 1901 points sales Were
COO bales The market opened STEADY at
unchanged prices TO decline Of points "hleh was
rather better the disappointing Liverpool
cables and Immediately the call prices advanced
sharply on an urgent demand from Wall Street shorts
and support by bull clique After working up
to lOp4c December l055c for January. about
points the opening figures and II points over
close OF last Monday. the market weakened under
pressure and liquidation. which may
have Influenced by that prominent print
England had been placed in the hands OF
som heavy selling on the
decline 1t looked observers as though some
exceptionally strong taking the short side in
opposition the bull clique The downward NOV ernent
30 posts below the high level Of
the morning market closed within 10 points
OF active months. The weather over the
favorable Very little
received leading operator asserted that good
bought for cash in Georgia at 92c.
Generally speaking. the feature OF the news from the
Is that business IS interrupted by ina
biity 10 purchases The reported failure OF
important England cotton print house had a con-
siderable influence during the afternoon. and IL
many the forerunner Of widespread
which the cotton trade could
contract prices IN the local market tO1ay
fnllnHgs:
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As5fa9 o 5eGP & So9o & al AsFan 9n idns
over MONDAY steady Al a net adyanes Of 10
No1ember~December 57Gd; December-January' s 75i;
JanuaTy- February February March MaTch,ApI APRIL
MInehSser.Y @ hest Yarns y az IS move slowly; cloths quiet
ana unsettled Prices were nomnaIy lower Rye -four
Trics o1oed ON the New Yor Prodce FEehaneS s6rine
patents e Pan S 81 SS 4o sPs esars q S $ @ @ extra W
No / winter. 81 y; extra No winter. 81 RYE
FLoUR-steady Quoted: Fair to good $5g$5 20; choice
Fine white and yellow s. 5oasl So coarse 81 40sl 40
I M I6 ssnaa4 % mnF s 1o oq do s m
Red Dos $40 So all NoyenneT snpFSnl city bran S 90
$40 hominy chop. SIS 30 bulk $50 20 sacks. OIL
d GA4IS -wHEAT-Pronounced weakness was "a
feature in the wheat market to-day From opening
the only steadlness being rally at midday on the
reported by ''Bradstreets" compared with increase
last ye2T 8f This srh bse a on q[e 2d % int
Sgease trS % fe day % stead stree7o Of ,a
appeared being increased near the close by stop loss
I-s45sc under the close OF Monday. on the later
curb. December was offered down 20 81 05 or half
ness was shown by Northwest markets. partly owing
veak and lower notably LiverpSol which closed a "a
points and Budapest sc net lower. all influenced by
IN Argentine. lower Manitoba and Ia Plata offerings
business of about 50 loads on Tuesday but only 22
road situation feature n, he local market was ~
widening OF tho December May difference from &c at
of business Monday Interior
ceipts days p02 600 bushels. compared
with 222TO0O bushels for the corresponding
year Commission houses ON both sides of
the market their selling Chicago being Influenced
more less by the afternoon weakness in and
provisions especially the latter SeaboRrd CleBrances
for two days aggregated 100000 bushels wheat and
nour. cash prices in Now York closed 81 02E ele-
vator. and 81 u4fa anOat. other grades Ftili
nominal CGRN-Much of the heavy selling corn
To-day duo the bad break In provisions Prices
lost FULLY &c hushcl much OF IL IN the late after
noon. whom stop loss selling developed. Locally
nnai prices were 14Gt4c below the close Of Monday.
As IN other markets. quite bearish
though tho movement light. reaching only 900
bushels for two days while the arrivals for the
time year ago we're 100000 bushels only SO cars
"ere expected on Thursday, and i'm
proF"ment IN receipts is expected for time 20
come Weather conditions favorable and Liver
pool cam" y q q d lower than Tuesday Locally
cash market closed weaker and entirely nominal
tho basis OF 69l4C for No . corn. T1o
and CHiac for No . yellow. all ? q b ahoat. OATS
There break cf h1Ishel "a market
for oats Influenced by heaviness in other grains Al
though prices rallied little after tho opening the
inan tendency was downward all day and closing
prices the lowest. In New York cash closed
steady "a as follows Mixed 90 TO a2 n. 5sc natural
white. % 70 20 -. - 2. o 58tsc. and clipped white
81 70 40 n. 5Sis 8o4c. RYE-AIarket duu. No :
western PIC nominal 70 arrive New York
BARLEY-Market nominal
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CHICAGO PRICES
Wheat

METALS-TIN-The London tin market was lower.
with spot closing fSS los and futures at fl4O 10s
about IS under tho figures Of last MONDAY The
also lower in The English market with spot Quoted at
dull unchanged Lake quoted o Ii. soc.
eleetToyte at lag 23e and casting at IL 20 lac
locally with quotations ranging from 45oc 10 4.75c.
In the local market at $3.50 5. .25c. IRON
higher in the English market, with standard foundry
Locally change was reported; No foundry North
ern quoted SIS 7oa SO 20 The market for pig
iron certificates Produce Exchange inactive
are quoted as follows: cash SIG November and Deem
ber $l6& S19. and January. February and March.
M0LAssEs AND sYRUPs-The general market was
to h6d steady to rm with full prices
quoted Quotations folow: New orleans centrifugal,
26g 35c; New Orleans open kettle. $40 4sc; sYRUPs.
OILSLGottonseed oil active to-day. with prices
easier under offerings SOUTH duda-
on by weak longs ana m sygpathy with the break in
2O0O bbls OF December q36c 200 bbls
OF May at 81 .aSd &C. Lnseed oil Was Gnehansed Re
LEUM. standard white. bbls Zoe bulk. De- Phiadel-
paa sLGc oqIR SOC; Fehngd cases New York 10 s0e;
bulk. 7c Phiadelphia 10 zoe bulk 695ei water white.
Fellow spot s6Sssc NoVembe aB6ae e TSiser pem
S1HS May 9Sas and & July 30 $S g29c Off summer
S3zo prime white and prime winter yellow, 4lG4Sc-
town raw. 4s@4sc. Calcutta raw. roc LARD OIL, "a
PROVISIONS a collapse in the provision
market to-day. which resulted in declines IO75 points
In pork - points In lard and about as much in ribs.
Hogs said have broken - points.
further selling by packers who Interested
pressing the market Liquidation continued throughout
the day. and final prices about lowest point.
Chicago receipts. IS 600 hogs: Thursday
$4,000 hogs Kansas City 600 hogs and Omaha, $500
hog hogs PoRKs-EasIy Quoted; Mess, Sl9gsi7 family.
Mess S1OQslO so: family. S14 5OaS15: packet S1i 5OQ
sl2 extra India mess. $2SaS24 BEEF HANIs-Firm.
Quoted SO DRESSED HOGS-Easy. Quoted: Bac0ns.
sac; 1sO NJ sac; Ieo N, 9c 14o NJ 9h4e; pigs. Gag
1Ohc. CUT MEATS-Ptcked bellies quiet. quoted:
Smoking 13h@14c; 10 NJ 12k9125sc; II n. 1f&G12e;
II 10 1lhc Picked hans-Steady Quoted at 11011 isc
TALLOW-Quiet Quoted City. &c; country. 57s 461sc.
LATtD-weak. Quoted: Western. prime S40gs 6Oc city
lard-Easy Quoted sAc Refined lard-Weak.
Quoted; South america 1850; Continent 2oc Brazil
kegs, 1l.7Oc. Compound-Ehsy. Quoted at SA4SAc
sTEARINE-Easy. Quoted: oeo. 999hc city lard
stearne. e11 91Oc.
RICE-The market storm bound but the
ruled steady locally. while the South the
firm Quotations follow: Screenings 2s4
8o ordinary 4G4soi fair, Al g4so; good ordinary so
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Tho local market for spot cotton steady. with
prices 10 ponts lower at lie for middling upland and
telegraphed follows: New Orleans firm. Lice higher.
at l01c sales 09OO bales Mobile hrm Nc higher. at
1Ohc; sales. 800 bales. Savannah quiet steady so
higher 10 e-1ec: sales bales Charleston firm.
unchanged. i0$c; bales Little Rock steady
-#c lower, ct lOsc 81 Louis nr unchanged. at 10c;
sales sos bales Wilmington steady, 116c higher. at
l0zc Norfolk steady, 1sc higher. 10%c; sales s57
bales. Baltimore nominal Ac higher at lie. Augusta
quiet unchanged at 10 Ii-1ec: sales 900 bales Hous-
steady nc lover. at IOFso; sales 1856 bales Esti
mated receipts at leading points Thursday At Gal
weston 12ooo 1900 bales. asanst II ss2 last
against 6,6o9 last week and i3744 last New
Orleans. 5000 10 $500 bales against 1896 last
g. AL
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot
business; sales 5000 bales; speculation and export 500;
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THE Opportunity or 4 GENERATION.

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Bowling Green Trust Co.,
% BROADWAY. NEW WORN

Capital, sl,OOO,O0O. Surplus, S3,OOO,000
OFFICERS.
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice President
JOHN A. HILTON, Sd V.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM M. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong George j. Gould,
Frank Brainard, John A Hilton,
Harry Bronner, Myron T. Herrick,
Franklin @. Brown, Edward T. Jeffery,
Robert G. Clowry, Winslow S. Pierce,
Edmund G. Converse, Morton T. Plant,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Dick S. Ramsay,
Grenville III. Dodge, Frederick B. Schenck
A. GOepel, Andrew Squire,
Edwin Gould, William H. Taylor,
Frank J. Gould, John P Truesdell,
E. T. g. Young.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
COBALT STOCKS.
N. Y. CENTRAL SEPTEMBER GROSS.

The New York Central lines to-day issued their
EtsteInent Of gross earnings for September The
delay Of about a month in the issuance Of the re-
port was caused by revisions required by the new
accounting system prescribed by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, and the monthly state
ments hereafter will be issued a month after the
close Of each month The figures for September
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
lOquart cans for

T9ledO Nov. s-wHEAT-cioss: Cash. asxe. SDsl i,s-
ceiioer soA c; NAY. 81 O2@: July CSC COFlN--ssb
t2l5c; December soc; MAY 5as C. july 59Sc O4Ta
CT 81 80 Dec9Tnber 50Sc; MAY. SIX july 4sc
co tSs.ElLCash. 50 80: December. 50 so Marrh
ST221- ~ ~ EYE-No L 79c No ? 7sc: No 3 T4c TIM.
S so rline " 20 ALSIKE-Prime. 50 20: Deceu-
~ 90 OII-North Lima 94c; south Lima ara
bL ssc Recepts-Wheat. II. 600 bush; corn 900
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Business Opportunities.

-TyPrNCTT MERCHANT partnership with capita1-
Il ist for Introduction America OF allnlentsIy PoI I
most succesSl IaR1
fortune assured r. 5SO31, care JOHN r JO>ES9'
81 bis Faubg MOntmartre, Paris
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eurplus. g. Sse after charges. is equal TO per
eens on the s2 10000 preferred stock. and 6o5 per
cent on The go 900 common stock For the year
sacea June 90 1906, the amount earned on the COM
s4Ds stock equaIed only 02 per cent
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles n Barney & Co. No % Broad ST.
New York and No l22 South 18th ST.. Phadelphia.)
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KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN.

The Kansas city Southern Railway has Issued its
fun pamphlet report for the year ended June 30
1907. The income account compares as follows:
fao7 1905 1905
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tAnd interest
FERRY STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van sehaick d Co. No. Wall str
Mower County transcript., 1907-09-11
NOiSeIesS Brick Payements.

That brick pavement can be made
noiseless has been demonstrated in La
Crosse and it is likely that hereafter
the new process of filling the joints in
the pavements will be adopted. The
Chronicle says that when the Sixth
street job was put in a Chicago firm
sent its representative there to demon
strate that filling the cracks with tar
preparation will diminish the noise on
brick streets. The experiment was
made free of charge at the crossing in
front of the city hall, corner of Sixth
and State street. In view of the fact
that at this point the brick, which is
covered with cement and the macadam
come together, this gives an excellent
opportunity to make test of the tar
filling. When horses travel over the
tar filled pavement it sounds very much
like an asphalt street. The click which
makes the brick pavement very annoy
ing, entirely disappears. The members
of the board of public works are we'll
pleased with the idea and it is likely
that hereafter all future brick pavement
laid in La Crosse will be treated in a
similar manner, although the cost is
said to be twice that of cement.
Mower County transcript., 1907-09-11
My paper says that president Roose-

H NY paper says that president Roose-
yelt has commended the Panama canal
boss for the tremendous work they're
dom down there in actual diggin'.
They're actually maxim the dirt fly so
out of the real canal that if it is kept
up it may be finished ahead of time.
I'm I'm awfully glad of this. | amt forgot
how bad the big railroads to the Pacific
hay alwus fought this canal and how
boodlin' congressman hav withheld sup
port from it to hinder it's bein' pushed.
. { amt got over bein' afraid that after
Roosevelt quits his job if the corpora
tlons win out and put in one Of their
dummies for president this canal work
may be SO hindered that it will be the
year 1000 before it's pear completion
Z figger that it will about double the
strength of our war ships to be able to
shift 'em thru the Panama canal as
wanted insted OF takin' two or three
months to shift 'em around South
America same as the Oregon went and
our big fleet is soon to go. There's lots
of hatred of this canal down to Wash
ington among the corporation agents
and some of the congressman grudge
every cent appropriated for it, It's the
wise thing to hustle it to finish while
Roosevelt is chief pusher.
"a FARMER BEN.
Mower County transcript., 1907-09-11
Mrs. Eddy Forgives Assailants.

In published interview with Mrs.
Eddy, the Christian Science leader,
since the withdrawal of the suit OF
"next friends" to prove her mental in
capacity to do business, she is quoted as
saying: "Persecution can not last for
ever. There is always reaction. But
l hold no enmity. Those who have
attempted to injure me have gained
nothing. have much work to do, and
[ have .consecrated my life to God
That is why turned over my property
to trustees. l could not serve both
God and Mammon. I am in unim-
paired possession of my faculties. I
can still do vast amount of work.
All my work, all my efforts. all my
prayers and tears, are for humanity,
and the spread of peace and love
among mankind. And now I am to be
left alone in peace and without the
bitter and unkind attacks brought by
those who forced the actions against
me by my next friends There is a
tremendous amount of good in the
world, and | will not harbor resent.
ments against those who have inflicted
Ill upon me-"