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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
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rled folk on the stage who live hap
pity, Just as folk off the stage do.
bat they are Ia a sad minority.
Most of them live happily a few
months. or "A few years sometimes.
then separate and rush 30 the d.
yorce courts.
Virginia fiarned'a suit against
soihefn IL only one ~ many In
which actors of high standing have
been IN involved In recent years.
Tho Harmed suit was not nnex.
pected BY theatrical folk. set when
Miss Harmed aud sothern we're mar,
ried ia 1886. II was called an Ideal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
PEAL
SIA4TE
Q(!,DJ')

love match"
Mary Manncring's suit against
Jas. X. jaekett was more Of sur
prise. II was generally supposed
they we're living an ideal married
life. and that there was no cloud on
their horizon.
The Hackctta have one child 10
which both father and mother have
been devoted. Miss Mannerlng Civ
up the stage for a time that she
might care for a.
Vim Fayerslam was defendant IN
a suit brought BY Marian Fayer.
sham. his first wife. before he mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
BRIDE OF THREE
WEEKS IS DEAD
tsy United Press.j

CHICAGO. july Mrs Daniel
Farnsworth, q bride Of three weeks.
died here today from q blood clot
on the brain. She and her husband
had just returned from visit to
VIM. = Bryan az Fairyicw. where
Farm worth had been entrusted
with the work Of organizing the nc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
CONTRACT FOR ASPHALT
PLANT is LET

The board Of public works on Sat.
urday awarded the contract for IN.
Htalling the machinery and furnish
Ing the materials for the municipal
asphalt plant TO Hetherington &
Berner Ut Cleveland. whose BID
was sB.745
Three other bids were received.
and there was only 800 difference
between the lowest and the highest
bids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27


Peter 4. Crosacup OF Chicago has
been n federal circuit Judge since
1899 and before that he had been a
district judge for seven years He
sent Debs 90 Jail during the Ameri.
can Railway union strike. He was
born In Ohio Ia 1852
FFanclx +. Baker. indianapolis.
was appointed circuit Judge IN 1909
In private practice he WAS attorney
for the Lake Shore railroad. Was
formerly Judge OF Indiana supreme
court Bern In Goahen. Ind. In
1850
VIM n Seaman. SheboygAn.
Wis. was United states district
Judge IN Wisconsin from 1909 70
1905 and has been circuit Judge
for three years. Was originally a
printer and served in civil war
Born In Wisconsin IN i642
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

gro vote Of Ohio, Indiana aud hi.
nois for the democratic candidate
FarnswOrth had charge Of Chas
Towna'a candidacy Tor the yiee
presidential nom nation al Denver
and IS a prominent democratic poll
tieian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
BLOWS OUT HIS BRAINS.
(sy United Prsss.)

LEAD, s. d.. July 2T.-Thomas
L. Edlon. former city attorney Of
Lead, and one OF the most prom.
inent lawyers Of the Black Hills.
blew ont his brains today. after
broodlng a long time over IN
health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
ADVISES NEGRO VOTERS
TO USE JUDGMENT

'Coiored voters should cease their
biind devotion 90 the republican
party, said Elder J N. Webb, the
negro evangelist Of the Church Of
God. In an Interview this morning.
Elder Webb will take the stump
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

Red Julie Opp.
Miss Opp sued Robt. Lorraine =.
divorce about the same time ~
Fayersham began Der action w
Anothfe divorce suit Of ~ -.
days waa that Of Ciasy I.o.,ns !
tress. against Justin Hanfeg =.
CaFthy, poet, playwright, ns,.,'.
and historian.
Another divorce sult ~ n a..
actors was that oT Geo. " 80
and Ethel Levy. the latter lsr.
had previous experiences. VIZ ~
mum, star 81 several stock -.
paniee. had one recenfig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

this fall for the prohibition esss
date for president lie adYises Y
ored people 20 use judgment "a
vote for a good democrat. 4 go,< !
publican or good prohibltlonIx Z,
state or local offices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
PITCHER MAKES A
NEW RECORD
10y United Prsss.)

SAN FRANCISCO, July a..
Baseball fans who have looked up
the records declare today that
Pitcher Frank Hosp. OF Los An.
gelea. holds an absolutely unique
and unparalleled position IN organ
lied baseball having forced In five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
CHALLENGE

NEW YORK. July 27-The chair.
man OF the field day committee OF
the Knights OF Columbus today ca
blcd Lieut. Wyndham lIalawell OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

News that Virginia Harmed has
sued her husband, E, ~ Sothern.
for divorce. Ia Nevada. has brought
up the question.
10 there any REAL love on the
stsaef
SO great ~ the number ~ actors
aud actresses who figure In divorce
suits that people minus the hintri-
onle temperament wonder " there
IL anything In the theatrical pro
feusion that makes II impossible for
lis members 10 be- happy. though
married"
There are. Of course. some mar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

wonlens Fine Ribbed Union long short
neck sleeves; trimmed
hrclla style; csc and Tse values soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

Momens Italian SILK Yeats. low embroidered fronts
lace trimmed white pink and sky; $3.50 t500
............ ...... ~ 05
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
NEW JEKsE1-

spring roasting PhGsdsIPh5a . 70 n e 2Hi. q
and over to pair II sIsc; do GRADES -
q5sIsc gs do Dry picked and g pair t41sy
5sG do average best 1a 2 i4e 90 esaan sns Ohio
average other wss:Fn sSsidsd' as
dry picked soalded poor 10 i2e so s9athsfn 5
fancy n each and 0v9r in sS"s S9s's
DO dry picked. selected IL TO ID each. Obls. 1Ss;
Ser DO dg R PfSsf2 2c q % 'ssa 40 6ry picked. a
52G 2 90 s0uthsT1 cs.o ay Peksd' 90 so.i6.6 u
912Hc; do dry picked or scaIded small and P1oF 3Sg
srn sprinS wSite I4c; do DARK i2siso DO Maryland
large white per dozen g 6ogS4 80; do pool d15s;
81 25@s1 30; do culs SOC; GCINEAS. spring Per
ssss,s: sse been &c. se, o a:a1 %
9aoto Sao Wse 5ul H fse PER Dozen s.
R Per @ 50 So aE per rBs r 81 saps sGs per
81 75a P2ovER Err peg dozen So SO So yellow leg
saiDe. PEI dozen s2sse IS WI1P bgc1s saaya4 s per
81 259 s. 5o do rudy. 7Se g$I 10; do teal 6uswinE
10 zoe; do iackraDbits. per pair. 4os soc
POTATOES AND YEGETABLEs,-Ths market for
foreign moving moderately about recent quotations
osTea 5 ne5as as f 2foss T cas6as.s IN ght supply
light supply and nTTHsP Norfolk spinach quiet and
ed prices weak and uncertain Florida string beans
dun and 6 tending IN OSysrs @ f9yoT scis o inocs , s
Florida ssgpats sazis Other Florida y.gstsSss With
We quote: PoAToEs Maine, bulk per $50 n 81 500
Ps io n bS 81 Ss2 2 81 M ds s. R % s s. q % q & sS DC d
se6s do i ss per peF eR bsE or Bag s. & sSs2 d. % & f 81 80
S a5s7 pef ST. se g. Do per per SS 8 g.
BRUSSELS sPRoITs Per 51art Sf!2c sEfIItS' ~ "a "a
81 u: Do unwashed per bag 60Gs5c; CABBA AGES
Sb s' 81 Pf Pesa 81 rs s3 S Ee 6e er S S ::s sss s2 m 81
FloFids per basket s2S:s 8. C1RY csiit0rns & ges
Sos Sos Fl SR sa Log ssd az per So sa =
California per half 81 So CHICORT and Is
Fo per $50 S0 Sc 5o So oO do per S9 @ or bass SO
81: HORsERAD DISH Per 100 n sa So9S4: KAL5 No. 90
s4 do per basket 6oeas1 A Do Forida basket s. 9
es1 7o do bush 75caS1 IS do Norfolk per s&sket 20
o d3 SeTh Ser caf 81 sss 2a'ks do Sgbs 35 5e
4NI2 90 M sS soT Ad 81 5oss I DO sae s ao = 2S
ers at s. ,S S s fo 90 dG % gso y per S I 10 p Of
Orange County yellow per bag. 81 25ss1 So @ red sI
S DO DO T%ps d 81 :ss as1 1 g. F e lspsca S
81 P1RsNTPs. per bbi T5ces1; PUMPKINS per bO.
ID - 5a ss Ass Do sauda G t s rss 5osi
oMAINE Florids Psr 9asS9 q SSI . oJ; % S Ser
basket 81 50sf2 Do C9@0n y :, sor9f BE1Ns
s2 5o sPrTAc EorfoIK per S6 T5css1 L. SQUASH
say os6a8 Tse Hassa sr per- era SS 81 9 s 7s s. g a.
baga psr 6b SIaS1 10; Do ?thss rutabaza ss
Fl oPd Pss S ps4 re2 G sss IS Do nSsn sass Do c
Sn1cs.. f2nns 0i5 ssi ST. So o01 ''4- - "---'70'
HoTHoUsE PRODUCTs@Cucumbers cleaned
closely ne fairly n5n Lettgcs nesocted sias
tolat2ss about s:sady: ordnary lots move sSTZ
S9 No 2aq,s pT toss ss1 i Ia DO P S0 aSa sda
box 81 5o9s4 LEgCE , B0s0n @ Rs5 s5Tsg SsSl 90
eo 450 SlT,T [er dozen bunches S5c: FADIsfs PER
loo bunchss 81 6oGss ToGAT0Es. par n. s@i5c-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
ELKNs SYNDICATE GETS BANK STOCK.
Several Washington Institutions VIII Prob
ably Be Consolidated

Washington, Dec 12-SenatOr Elktns OF West
Virginia, and e syndicate OF local and New York
interests have obtained possession Of the stock Of
the American National Bank held by Robert N
Harper, the banks former president. and now the
head OF the Washington Chamber OF Commerce
The market quotations OF the stock hover around
So share, but larger figure than this
paid
The transfer Of the stock gives the syndicate
headed By Senator EIkins absolute control OF the
institution which is capitalized al 100000 and yes
teTday had & 10000 II deposits. The bank is the
fifth strongest in the city No change is contenn-
plated at present in the personnel OF the officers.
P H Lynn. the president viii remain IN his pres
sut position
The transfer is taken IN banking circles as
indication that there viii shortly be a consolida-
ton Of several other financial institutions Of the
city, making the combination about the third
strongest banking house IN the community.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

Coffee cable: Rlo-Market steady; 7 Rio. 3Ss75;
Exchange, Is 1924; receipts 6Co0 1000
bags Sa1toS-Conee market Inactive No Santos,
3s52Ji No 3s1o0 receipts $4,000 stock $4,000
bags. Ea-nbUrg-Conee market opened unchanged:
net unchanged TO L pfennig lower; sales,
pfenng lower: Z unchanged; sales. 5000 bags
today g Of realizing
end and scattered buying for although
orally speaking, sentiment the
beash the professional operator ev
centy felt little confidence in the ability OF the South
TO maintain the present prices for Gotten The
market opened advance Of 4a47 points
to better cables than due sold of TO within or points
OF Fridays close then hred and finally steady
at advance Of 610 points, with last prices holding
q point two OF from the best The upcurn IN Liver
pool where the Il to points higher when
covering support. Week
rendered less beaTIsh expected by
the spinners taking reported, the visible
American showed increase for the
did during tie week last year. AS
Saturday there little from the South
Sardag situation. New Orleans wired the
spot market dead owing tle OF demand
generally admitted that the time
very little demand mills, which probably
pretty well supplied result Of heavy buying dur
October November This falling of IN demand
accompanied by dirlnution the South
desire sell around the current level OF prices So
interior little disposition to
teraI but there feeling in the market
weakly held cotton the market IN the
future.
as
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
LIVESTOCK MARxET,

New York Saturday, December Il, 1908
BEEVES-ReceiptS were SS cars or 6s7 head al %
which direct to the slaughter house FeeIng
steady. but nothing doing in live cattle Dressed beef
ordinary choice native sides and II for fancy
Christmas Liverpool and London catte markets
yesterdays quotations. Exports from this port
Antwerp, quarters of beef the MeEsba 70 Lon
and 3.775 IN the st Louis 70 southaIp-
ton
the market Prices fairly steady for all sorts
Common prime yeals sold S71S10 so 100 ID
dressed steady at yesterdays quotations
per ID for city dressed vezls and "a lac
country, with choice eaTcasses selling 1s high
saIes-s Sanders: 8 veals. Is7 rb SO so
per 100 ID; do. 100 ID. az 81
SHEEP AND LAMBSRecetpts were IS ears
5541 head Including II for slaughterers ar
market. and few were held oyer yesterday
making nearly cars on sale Sheep were in limited
supply steady: lambs slow and easier without a
fun clearance Common sheep sold at 81 20 a SO Per
h good sheep offered fair to prime lambs At
s. a so with really cnoice in the pens Dressed
slow SO 30 ID; dressed lambs were also
SaIesENewton & Co.: 122 Ohio lambs 70 ID
" R Hume: fI9 Buffalo lambs So ID, az 81 40.
s. Sanders lambs. IS h at 81 20, 225 10,
80 b. at ST sheep 81 ID, at IS; yezrings. 93 ID
81 rs sheep and Gull lambs 81 ID. at 81 1e =
s Judi & Co: - jersey lambs. 80 ID. 81 Is
ROGsEReoeipts Ss14 cars, d.444 head, IN
cluding half the market Prices wsre steady
Prime state hogs sold at per 100 ID; Ohio do az
So %. Country dressed hogs steady
Sdles-S Sanders. Us Ohio hogs LOU ID AZ 90 10 per
100 Ii; do, 221 ID. s6 10
s Judd & Clate yesterday 1o3 Ohio hogs l5s
SO 05s 81 Indiana do. i65 ID. at So: Y DO lSZ
ID, at IS so
Mcpherson 81 Co. Gate yesterday: 80 Ohio nosA
al
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
T contract p-toaa in the local market to-day


cotton Exchange sPeet4 Lysrg9ol cables spo5 cotton iG6
very dull sales ZOO bales sPecula59h 55 m ala s4I - AM
imports, $4,000, all American 7lldoihS lIldlC 49, s-,
steady IL as points net higher Decenber De
cen cen; 1Jo1 isia-c6Aprii APri-5Iay and May-June,
64d JuneI9y' s Iy I'd 6ct66ef-
November. 44S7zd Noyember-I Ieee5l1ner $50 De
flour AND MEAL-The hour market was dull and
holding on rye e hoG[ goon So are prices quoted on the
sg yotI y Produce Excharge Spring pateuta. So 4O9
winter srraights 81 81 q - so, %nog- @ p1 o
nfe " 10 - IS S. s. % extra No winter IS So gS3 so
s66S ID S4 8 c s. 25 choice to fancy s. 80 CQ
ggG1@steaGy Quoted: KIN dried. IS 45 gs5 55. BAG
MEAL-steady. Quoted F5ne "R{e enq 1 Esiow' q a. ~
city arm Quoted Western spring 81 20 so 7t2nd1[9 @
bran s23 % bulk; So 3Jg 50 So sacks, mlddling,
SoTai2T chop S27 Bulk. SIS 20 sacks OIL MEAL
-" "GRRaIN&wHEAr-r action. Of to-days wheat
market. especially IN the hnal h9uT were more IN ne
that their holdings intact than at almost any
uarty the first hour there was Pronqnnced change %
the which lasted throughout me resi- OF me
session maj 2giSes showing a0Iuy @ i1 be 6sv
chicago or a. &c up R Is % York vas quoted 81 o8
May =. and July 81 % = II was me opinion o.
had liqudated in Chicago during the wee4 part
paign- To this extent al least me IaIAet "o1tS ~P
pear 70 be in healtnieT coac't.Ph; @ ss ase5, " tf
although a much confident one than was the
~ svierce on the rally near the close
good
. ct 81 besides loads worked in New
YORK In addition this. there both export and
beiisr demand for cash wheat as WsI The
6our cIearances also larger than usual on the
other hand. foreign news was rather beartsh and
foreign houses the opening The Liver
DooI market q lower and declines OK &c were
shown al Berlin. n Budapest and s Antwerp,
Favorable and reports were received from
Argentina. France. India Australia primary
ceipts amounted to 649O 600 bushels. compared with
$40 year The local cash market closed
as follows: No red. 81 OF gSl 0s3e elevator and
b adoat; No l Northern Duluth, 81 lTi4 and
No hard winter. 81 141a ahoat- CORN-There
was brtt stronger tone in the
today Influenced by covering. the wheat
Of damage IN the Argentine from
o cio December the local market
was quoted CSC. Nav. July and SeptembeT IS c.
p yer liberal for the reaching
g53 bushels Western points against 502 0eO last
year and the carot estimate for Monday 455
Chicago. The Liverpool market closed y c net
lower. Houses Identified with the bull movement n
wheat were reported TO be buying May corn n the
No was quoted 6Bc nominal N
elevator TO arrive and 581ze b ahoat; No
white GTc yellow, 68isC both nominal. q b
ar DATS-This market was also drTn and higher
inquiry rather light receipts, comlhi9-
sion house huvng and the strength elsewhere Cash
oats York also arm closing as folows
Mixed % 10 81 10 whlte, % 81
ID. bs4 5she, ana clipped white 81 70 AZ Ii. SIC
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Saturday, December u 1908
80 1T EEE-The coffee market was quiet to-day
safes ror the half session being only $50 while
ate opening unchanged points higher prices
sSsoJ ana closed steady partial gain points
Is regular cables showed foreign
Aels Calculated to impress local
1I-ctged TO = lower. and Hamburg unchanged
-; 20 = lower; the declines being limited
IN both instances. OF
vas 1chaIsec and Rio 70 reis higher Receipts
were EoGerate, reaching
1eaiSt 5000 bags last and 5000 bags
ago Jundiahy receipts S4 bags against $1,000
sst year and o. go years Warehouse
are running large reaching 25567 bags Fri
a. York against L0,0T6 previous
L aVices from Brazil suggest that nearly !. $50 900
oas OF conee previously held government
tle velor7zaton law disposed Of
the United States during the progress
b1r1Ae and for considerable period there
cei2ts OF shipments from that Reductions vzlor
lzacon holdings considered favorable by
many Local traders and. according Information pub
Llsned yesterday morning. coffee
placed collateral for the Pauo loan 6.g94
bags instead OF little 100000 bags generally
believed coffee reported quiet
far fresh business concerned. quotations
On the basis OF 81 G6ssc for
The OF prices to-day
lows
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
NOTES FROM THE MINES.

The important feature in the mining news OF the
week viii be the meeting Thursday, December
II OF the board Of directors Of the Cobalt Central
Mines Company, for the purpose Of taking action
the dividend Il has already been officially an
nounced that the first disbursement is 70 be au-
thOr1Zed that date. The company has been in q
position to pay q dividend for several months, but
the directors state that they were unwilling 10 be-
gin disbursements 10 stockhoIdaTs until Chey could
De continued al regular quarterly Intervals, In
oTuer 10 De certain tlat Llls could pc done Il was
tFe-e Ia-z = ore T ra5Te @ e 5 E -I 9 10 ] s9as
= - = - LEl1o
means Of diamond drilling to locate the veins and
drifting 70 open them up Several very rich strikes
have been made IN the lower levels the most re
cent OF which was announced on THURSDAY last in
e telegraph dispatch received from Jacob ".
Young, superintendent Of the mines which states
that the diamond drill has cut vein running 5000
ounces with native silver showing pIentifUIIy il
the wall rock on both sides Of the rich streak
From Cobalt comes the announcement that with
the OF drifting done and the ore bodies in
sight IN the Buffalo mine It IS entirely possible for
the property TO equal the shipments Of high grade
ore OF any mine in camp. Il has been the policy
reserves have not been drawn on but have been
steadily added 70. with the additions to the mill
completed, directors Of the company say the mill
Of 100000 annually, without depicting the nine Of
high grade ore
The British Columbia Copper Company shows
s 500 in profits from the date Of their resulp-
ton last June 10 the end Of November. The COM
paCy production amounted 10 5,5z7.874 pounds Of
E+FssF 1oL Ia PeIl2C @l.- aEelase prosecution OF
sZ4o1o POUNDS month Ihe average cost OF procGc-
ton pound for five months united 70 .0S32c,
duced By lower cost during November, detail re
ports not yet having been received. Out OF the
total profits $3.50 received from other
sources" The percentage OF gold and silver values
the for the months from 20 per
cent in June 10 30 per cent IN October The COM
psny ceased operations at its mines and smelling
plant November 26 1907 and resumed on June l
1903
The Delrnas Consolidated Copper Company has
taken over the Deln1as Copper Company and other
adjoining claims giving il the largest acreage Of
av property the bullion mining district Of EIko
County New Il is said that the Delnas viii make
q big copper mine, the average than
twenty carloads Of ore shipped has been 1917 per
cent copper and seventy ounces of silver 70 the ton
TIE veins are from % 200 feec in width. and a
tunnel being run Loo feet II length that
Will cut the main Lodges 500 feet from the apex
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Dec 2-CATTLEReceipts (estinatedl, 500
head market steady. beeves s5 4O9ST S. Texans S5 EO
westerues IS sogS5 @ soekeTs and feeder g 50
and heifers. 81 5oS4 30 so9Ss 90
HOGsReceiPts Iestnated9 is9eo head market ,,s Ss
sSfS5 IS mixed, s. 2O 50 10 heavy - zoe
IS so; rough s. 25RS5 good choice heavy s. .o
s. so: pigs SO 5O5$4 70; bulk OF sales. s. SSGS5 -
25o0 head: market steady
native 81 5OS4 70. Western 81 5OS4 10 yearngs 81 5
ass, lambs natiye 81 50GST 90 Western s. 1887 So
C-f1cf,,srf Dec 12-HOGS-Receipts 8. .47O head;
dull 10 sal lower. butchers and shippers - s0
* ror7rnon s. 4O4S+ 80. CATTLE-Recepts, S36
fair 70 good shipPs-s 81 9SSo 90
SEEE1P-ReCetpts. head marker
steady 81 25eRS4 10 L-AABS-Steady, S4GSS so
East Buffalo. Dec 12-CATTLEstsady vEALs-
Receipt 20 head slow. SOC lower; SIGSiO. aOss-Ee-
ceipts 500 head; AMI steady mixed s. sagSo 30
~oIzIs Is 95ES5 40. dairtes 4O9S5 so. SHEEP AND
[Eeceiprs COO head. lambs l5c wetheTs
% lover lambs S5gS7 wsthsrs a 6oS$4 So ewes
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Dec 12--Clcsing: WHEAT-Spot duli
No red western winter, Is l1i1d; futures quiet De-
ceraber Is II d. March. Is 7fsd; May Is 65sd CORN
-SDor steady new American mixed (via GaIyeStonl.
SIS sd futures quiet; January IS A d: March IS
IT OT-R-V-nter patents. frul. ass. PEAS-Canadian
steady Is I'd. CCTTONSEED OIL1-EIuL refined. spot
firm 24s 4I.d BEEF-Extrs India mess steady,
TI5s PORK-Prirne Western, quiet, Tss Sd
HOPS at London tPaciAc COAST, Arm. E2 5s IS HAMS
Short cut u 10 H. quiet ass. BACON-Cumber-
land cut % 20 dull AS shcrt rib 16 to "a ID.
ofer 55s Sd: clear middles. light, IS to B. h.
dull Cd long clear Tiddiss heayy sS 70 40 y.
duI short clear backs. 16 20 20 10. quiet. 4es
clear bellies IA 10 10 ID. firm. sis SHOULDERS
SQUARE II to dull. Sss Sd. LARD-Prtrns West
err In tierces quiet AIS Sd: American refined.
pals easy ass Sd BUTTER-Good United States.
steady ess CHEESE-Canadan finest white. quiet.
zoe: Canadian finest coIored, quiet. ooc. TALLOw-
Prime CITY steady Australian In London. dull
8rs "a TI-RPENTINE-Spirits nru. 29s ed LIN
SEED OIL-DuII 25s Sd. PETROLEUM-Stsady y d
ROSIN-Co1nraon, nrrn. SIS IN d
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
4
PINE FOREST INN
CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA
THE kIRKWOOD
Country Board.
BOSTON sTOckS
NEW ToEH


HEATHCOTE Nm scarsdaie. y Tires minutes
fror station; home table. Is niles tom New TorA
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
NEW YORK PRICES

b New FORK. BARLEY-Aarket quiet mating.
65 a roc ( Bu1a1o feeding. "a Z q 65Ac c New
York BUCKwHEAT-Quotsd; Sic nominal for state
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MCNET ALAREET.-Nouey On cal L Per cent
Tsr1e money Vas literally obLz{aabie throughout
~ -ss- week but Friday q fr-ler tone developed
r. z-szhr rise IL rates 4 feature OF the late
ts-z-5 vas rhe popularity o. tlirCy-cay money
szrss uer cent for thirty days 10 L for sixty
81 -.aery days 81 70 SD for four months y
;u- fve and six months.
Mercantile PAPER continued IL good demand IN 50
z Es choice varieties concerned This class
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E.r-e5 Inclined 70 issue y with slightly more free
duz- Rates % 70 ~ per cent for sixty and
-f-e-v 5z-s' endorsed bills receivable 70 y for
-aooe s-u- 70 SIX months single per cent
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FCRE-CzN EXCEANGE-The foreig- exchange
market vas strong II TIE morning, advancing about
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s7- demand sterling and zs49OG485 FOR sixty
dzv bills Short francs were quoted at BIS = and
Ez0r- -eic1s-7arks e5 3-16- BlAs were scarce
-1z market advancing toward the higher
90 sZpc-z level necessary for the shipment Of
rsl- re gold bars having been exhausted
5zaka-s' posted rates were as follows
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

DCEES-IC XCHAcGE-Bostou. par Chicago,
Z discount san Francisco, sight, 2I3c premium,
tsgacn - premium New Orleans, commercial
l5cSs discount bank s. discount; Charleston,
s-r1g pa selling L-I9c premium St Louis, &c
-so1r-- hfC. SC premium asked
E-VER 1-AREET-Bar silver, 4Ss q Mexican
Ire dollars. s5C- Bar silver n London closed AZ
sc. a. advance OF 1-15d-
eGLD PEEL-CN-Ia Madrid IL5O; Lisbon
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