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The Washburn leader., 1908-12-04
FLOOD CONDITIONS BETTER
Break in Gas Supply Closes Okla
homa Factories.

Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 2.-Flood condi.
tions in this part of the state continue
to improve and the Arkansas, Caney
and Verdigris rivers are falling stead
lily. So far two deaths have been re.
ported, but there were q number of
narrow escapes,
AS result of washout which
caused break in the natural gas sup
plying Oklahoma City and Guthrie
both cities are. out Of fuel and prac-
5tically all the factories are closed.
Street car service was suspended un-
til a change was made enabling the
power houses to burn coal.
The Washburn leader., 1908-12-04
Smut. out Certain Live stock.

Il Madison, Wis, Dec. 2.-Governor
Davidson has issued q proclamation
prohibiting importation into this state
from Michigan, New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland of "any cattle,
swine or sheep excepting under such
restrictions as the state veterinarian
NAV make" l5sa'.l
The Washburn leader., 1908-12-04


Washington, Dec. 2.-All fourth
class postmasters in the states east OF
the Mississippi river and north of the
Ohio river have been placed in thu
classified service by an executive or
der of the president. Hereafter al
the appointees to fourth class post
msstersEips in those states must un
dergo civil service examination. Post
masters now holding office will moi
need to take the examinations. This
applies to Maine, New Hampshire
Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Isl
and, Connecticut, New York, New Jer
sey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Hi
nois. Wisconsin and Michigan.
More than $4,000 fourth class post
masters are affected by the order, dis
tributed by states as follows:
Maine, S93; New Hampshire, 414;
Vermont, 395; Massachusetts, $50;
Rhode Island, 100; Connecticut, 2S7;
New York, 1901: New Jersey, 6sG;
Pennsylvania. 3,3Ss; Ohio, 1888; Indi.
ana, 1,Os4; Illinois, 1905; Wisconsin,
1,O0s, and Michigan, 1924.
The action of the president has long
been contemplated, but up to now it
has been withheld because of diff
Guilty in conducting the examinations
and securing list of eligibles in
consequence CT the work that would
be thrown on the civil service COM
mission. The commission, however,
has been broadening during the last
few years and they now claim they
are fully capable of handling this
class of work. The section included
within the order was selected because
the department has experienced less
difficulty in getting eligibles for the
rural service than elsewhere. 1t, how
ever, was stated at the department
that the presidents order was the
beginning of policy to eventually in
clude all postoffices where the salary
is less than $1,000 in the classified
service
The Washburn leader., 1908-12-04
PLACED IN The
CLASSIFIED LIST
Order Relating to Fourth
Class Postmasters.
AFFECTS CERTAIN STATES

President Roosevelt Takes First Step
Intended Eventually to Cover the
Entire country-Present Incun1.
bents Are Exempt, hut All Appoint.
ees in the Future Must Undergo
Civil Service Examinations.
The Washburn leader., 1908-12-04
BUSINESS part
IS THREATENED.
High Water Encroaching on
Pine Bluff, Ark.
HUNDREDS FIGHT FLOOD.

Citizens Continue Apparently Hope
less Struggle to Hold the Rising
Waters in Check and Save the
Town-Fate Of Property Aqgregat-
ing Probably Five Million Dollars
Hangs in the Balance.
Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 2.-Citizens
continue the apparently hopeless
struggle against the encroachments of
the Arkansas river. The fate of prop
erty aggregating probably s5,0O0,000
is in the balance. All teams that can
be pressed into service are hurrying
willow and pine branches to the river,
where hundreds of men are working
hard weaving materials and pushing
these into the river, hoping to form
temporary barrier against the flood.
Unless this serves to check the wa
ters force the Jefferson hotel, the
courthouse and other buildings are al
most sure of destruction when the
crest OF the mood reaches IulS pOllL.
To this is added the strong probable
ity that if these buildings go and the
river remains unchecked nearly the
entire business section of Pine Bluff
will be destroyed
A section of land north of the
courthouse walls, ten feet wide by
100 long, is moving slowly toward the
river The kitchen of the residence
of c. G. Brockway slid into the river.
The occupants fortunately had timely
warning. Several warehouses along
the banks which have been partly
wrecked, are tottering.
The entire river front is cracked
and unsafe even for pedestrians.
Secretary of War Wright has been
appealed to by the citizens of Pine
Bluff, asking permission to change
the course of the river. Those most
familiar with the situation believe
this step alone can be of permanent
value in keeping back the ravages of
the stream.
The Washburn leader., 1908-12-04
Reopens After Long Ioleness.

Chicago, Dec. 2.After an idlencss
of thirteen months the old open.
hearth department of the Illinois Steel
company plant at South Chicago was
reopened and 1000 men resumed
work. Preparations are being made
to open five other blast furnaces.
The Washburn leader., 1908-12-04
Permission Is Refused.

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. "A mes
sage of the war department refused
permission to citizens of Pine Bluff,
Ark, to cut a new channel for the
river and property owners must rely
upon brush "fastenings" to protect
the river banks. 1t is doubtful If they
will give the protection needed.
The Washburn leader., 1908-12-04
kewberry Takes ( oath Of once.

Washington, Dec. 2 Truman H.
sNewberry was sworn In as secretary
5of the navy and participated In the
cabinet meeting. He WAS accompanied
to the White House BY MI. Aietcalf.
his predecessor, who formally pre-
scented him to the presidents omcial
family.
The Washburn leader., 1908-12-04
pie. IN grave of MIG.

New York, Dec. 22.-Dr. Rudolph
Haas went out to Woodlawn ceme-s
terry, In the Bronx, and killed himself
by swallowing poison On the grave 81
HIS wife. /
The Washburn leader., 1908-12-04
satterlee Accepts Appointment.

Washington, Dec. 2.--Herbert Z.
Satterlee Of New York. who was Of
fered the position Of assistant secre.
5tary of the navy to succeed Mr.. New
berry, who has been elevated to the
head of the department, has wired the!
president his acceptance Of the ap-
ppintment. "A Il W n
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decline
and n a a The o s0n G4snE at ea I an
% 29c to 20 sc COPPER advanced Is Cd TO I57 Is Cd
ket. The local market steady shade higher.
@ and Casting at LEAD az Declined
TO f1e las Cd in the London market but quiet and
unchanged at fle LIS Sd in London 45594, 65c
foundry nominal While cleveland warrants
foundry quoted S1s 75a$i7 so The
market for pig iron certificates at the Produce Exchange
quoted follows Cash SIS; May. sI4 70: June s4 co.
SIS ali asked and November and beeember s4 $5asi5
but as qs soaSns m fo6 rged
New Orleans sentrifnsaI common lSal9c; fair 199
kettle, 2sG42c. sYRUPs-Common 15al7c; fair, 16g20c
RICESThe marker presented firm unlertone at
a. o. the eaans rice centres North and south and there
ordinary 4i.a4ssc: AZ a5c ordinary
a6s.G Rsnsoon and Basseln pVas g5c ~
seed OIL: but the market displayed steady UNDERGONE
cia go On late Pesiti9 6a Sales included 100 Msy
October. 42c. Refined petroleum reported steady
city and Oqof0"n Qq9ssd At 43e in lots Of five Ibis
bbls s.75c: bulk SC: Philadelphia zoe: bulk 95c
refined cases New York, 10 zoe Philadelphia 10 soc
adeIPhs o 10 9c bulk. $3.50 white New
Mar STpa 4 81 sec prime a. sg51Insr ygGw spot
43s.c: August - a 45c: september 44s a 45c october
- q &c; off summer yellow, May 4ols sc; good
prime Winter ysow Is s5e&c pune LNsEED I'll 011
e-5 p rA 76 80 G1 tfi OIL raw"
PRovIsIoNs-The early market was affected by
Later GeSelSped finer tone with grain and nd closed
RECEIPTS at Chicago were 10000 Kansas City had
$1,000 and Omaha 10000. PORk-steady Quoted:
S16qs17 BEEF--Quiet, Quoted: Mess s13 5OaS14;
d mess sG So 81 PRsfh Beef So G eTa i
see SIS so ,pREssED HoGs-sfeady, Quoted: Baeons,
T 10 6I e sS b 5t2 9 stes STEAD pigs uoed
ioed hams a I9t 20 8 S o II r. 9s a D. &c
city. 81. country 5G5I3c. LARDIBareiy steady
Quoted: Middle Western. s40d City lard steady.
America SOC; Continent Ssoc Brazil kegs 10 Soc
cq2M3PQUNp-Quiet Quoted: "a. a81sc. sTEARINE
sUGaR-The market for refined sugar ruled quiet
less per cent for cash The following prices.
raiets 3soc cur LOAF $500 crushed 2oc; mould A.
Seofon ees Eage 2D bags POWDERED and Eagle con
powdered coarce powdered powdered Eagle
tons O a3e sra9uIated. $500;
. and 20 N ba % 40 49, 80 81 ~ I'D pass 90
lated and diamond a oJ0c confectioners' $500;
10 100 "a ana 10 Nc: No :, &c H2 D. 2 2G
Soc No Il 4s0c' no l., 75c No 13 470c. Nos H. IL
The London market broke I'D. making loss Of 30
within tEo DAYS and May quoted lis 90 and June
weakened BY speculative selling May This,
gether with an untavorabe showing made by the sta
the local market. sugars offered duty paid
basis Of and cost and freight at Sc Reners were
from the above basis. The MEETINGS
Sos S Gefe 6 o ct 59e 5opr P2Tas and
quoted follows Centrifugal. 9s test, 436c; Muscovado
sattsticaI position vas follows: Receipt for the week
$4,000 tons against 4924 the week before as t9l last
compared with ZOO last week "a 600 year and 80
against 272s75 before G466 year
and 346202 two years ago.
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OTHER MARKETS-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 13.-CATTLE-Recetpt estimated,
about Is. 600 head; market for heavy
lower; others steady. steers. 50 81 20 50 10
So % heifers So 80 So 10 bulls 81 40Is5 70: calves
s. 80 Sc; stockers and feeders, 81 % HOGS
Receipts, estimated 80 head: market IOc
lower: choice heavy shipping 81 - Go; butchers.
81 81 u So so; light mixed So 50G So 90 choice light
81 80 So 60: packing So Il 81 30; pigs 81 So %;
mated. about $4,000 head: market. loo lower; sheep
$54S5 60; lambs. S6GS7 80; ycarlings. IS 50qS6
Cincinnati. May 13.-HOGS-Quiet. lower:
butchers and shippers 50 70G 81 10: 81 40 p
50 40 CATTLE--Slow. 10a he lower: fair good
shippers. 50 % q Sc %; common. 50 - q s. 81 L.
East Buffalo May 13-CATTLE-Firm: prime steers
50 75a s. 20 NEALS-Receipts. 500 head; active and
slow. and pigs Joe lower; Workers. So 7OGS5 So pigs
81 50TS5 40; daIries. 50 Goa 50 81. SHEEP AND
LAMBS-Receipts. 5000 head; sheep steady: lambs
slow and 1Jc lower; lambs. SoqS7 10: yearlings Sc
csc %.
Kansas City Nav 3.-CATTLE-Receipts 900
head. including 100 Southern: market steady to a
shade lower; top, 81 choice export dressed beef
steers, SO 60 81: fair good. Sc 90 Western
steers 50 - So So stOckers and feeders 81
Southern steers, 81 75ds6 90 Southern cows 81 a
Sc SO; bulls. SO % 8S5 so; calves s4a-6 HOGS-Re-
ceipts. 260 600 head: market 5010c lower: top.
bulk Of sales. So 400 So 80; heas 50 90 packers
and butchers, s. 40 s. light. % 50 80: pigs
steady; lambs, So 1OG$7 30; yearIings s. a
8 so; Texas yearings So 25as6 Texas sheep 81 so
50 30; stockers and feeders, So 5O9SJ rs.
Union Stock Yards Pittsburg. May 13.-CATTL.E-sup-
ply light market steady choice S7d$7 25 prime 7Gp
Sc 90. SHEEP-Supply light market steady; prime
wethers 50 5oqS5 30 culls and 81 5oa$3 30;
lambs. $4aS7 calves. 81 2OqSG 10. HOGS-Re-
ceipts light. market dull lower: prime heavies
diums and heavy Workers.. IS soGS5 s.: light Workers.
50 65GS5 20; pigs. IS SO. roughs, 81 50gs4 90
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Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cable Spot cotton
50 bales American. 10000 bales; middling upland 5sad
Closed VEN seasF at net advance Of a. 70 IL points
showing relative strength May. 544d; MAY
s4si se1isz5er SD SeIteIloeF7g elopeT "o o.
Ft5-s-y March. 9ozd; MarchAI7Til 49Id Manchester
Yarns f-lers cloths. offers low
Hour AND MEAI-Busiress in -four was very
lslf Vlta the uudertone about steady Nhlle some
nus have come down IN price they are st 100 hlgh
az prices quoted on the New York Produce Exchange
80 Wluter patents s. 50akl 50: spring clears s. 20
yyntsr Sc 900 Sg sa. BYE FLOrR-Quiet Quoted:
"a, a. 70 goo $ s. 80; choice 10 fancy 81 % q
cos1se $ ~ EFFDyysfern frn. city Arm
s-oc; Kerferr prime. SIS; standard middling SIS;
g seat@S sacks 7fd6iing s2s % $50 20: red dog.
tseo Asy n-r'rI- houny chop. s.. SO 90 buik
'S1R. .1iE2s . ssezs oILMEAI~ s3l q s3l 50 8,
va all ca. with lie tendency downward and one
VS.. si nils Would close down for a week account
49,. 1lss's.t7ry demand and scarcity OF wheat.
Etr There vas a better inqci~z for export but at
,s-ss o'. . - confirmed message from doIeoe
s,..1 Vas better than IL la been n ten years
.go-r a. he or o. clicage September Tor Jny-Au-
- " ,puer- The croD and weather advtces from
s es nade rre-n on either side Of the market
al e Whole 10 alarming developments we're noted
vas ss5e-s fayora5le position % he entire crop
,,gr ron Russia noted similar conditions in that
a. Slrn -alri-s as The marie: had during the
a. - Cue - frs relative strength shown by corn
s-tdvss- - nll!ish sts,lstlcs nc uc.,s
IS year are 5e--s - 20 30 GOO bnsIsre 4, The
a. S,5ls STOCK <or four days Both the Northwest
a. - we're good sellers al tines during the
sas .slt- Liverpool showing a decline OF sd on
caa;asr@,sf aa1 ID advance on Others while the
''e" YORK. vas quoted follows: No red.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND PEAS

New York May IL. 1905
BEANS AND PEAS-There is rather a light move
ment IN domestic beans Stocks well in hand
{ tl4' mere Is go 10 .1rl ~ q az tae +1I,
vel best grades 4 are quite strong scotch peas
50 80 aS2 50: do common to good. s. 81 -: me-
dunn choice s. 35 s. 30; do common good. 81 05
50 90 do imported So 90 ax2 80 do medium s. %
81 white kidney, choice 81 30 s2 40 red kidney
choice dry. 81 Isl %; do to good S. so n
eve choice 81 % s. 40 lima California choice 81 %
asa 80 PEAS-Scotch. bags, per bushel, 81 1872 q
BUTTER-Receipts to-day. s.535 pkgs There was
a moderate jobbing trade to-day in table grades OF
butter but the demand lacked Of the force that
howver, fine fresh creamery. Medium and lower
plenty. but selling slowly. and feeling shade easier
Factory quiet and in buyers favor, and packing stock
90 extras e2l4c: do nrsts q a2ec; do seconds ~
2oc: thirds i 1sc: dairy tubs fresh finest
%-stx u n 2Oc DO seconds 10 n Sc; do thirds 149
I5ce western factor nrsts 1T- lsc seconds 1914
d11c: % thirds. 10 l6c; packing stock No = l6c'
CHEEsEReceipts to-day. 2o7s boxes with a
demand for desirable grades Of old full
cream cheese the fairly steady incning
ness on fancy September offerings
however. OF old cheese show irregular quality and value
New cheese been plenty this week. but. with
export demand supplies appear TO be cleaning up al
well sustained prices Exporters. however. inclined
to operate cautiously higher figures asked
This week about steady. but average offerings
dun irregular Liverpool cable; Finest Canadian,
SIS 81 for coIored and white; American
Sis Sc colored and Sos for white. We quote; Full
cream. old specials 15c; state, full cream old small
white fancy I4z.c old and small. colored,
fancy, old. fair prime u izal{c do old
common e09izc full cream new, 91@g1O+2c; skins
IL y, specials Sc do fine az gTi4c; DO fair 10 good
81 a51zc: do common. 2d3c; full skins. lGi 20 &C.,
EGGs-Receipts to-day. 23.654 cases Market hrrler
fo- nearby which is receiving demand owing
10 the advancing Western are steady in the bet
grades but values are quite irregular o"g 10 IN
irregular quality Of the stock arriving Prime a
checks firm We quote; sfa de % s tia Sd is
al9c do brown 1sGl9c; fresh gathered stor
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Coffee csbies- Rio-Corree market Arrn: No I RIO
S75 exchange - SISd. receipts. bags shipments
sor Ire United States Sc0 bags: shipments for Europe
tel bags. stock 10000 bags Santos-Coree market
~ Ae bags hanburgCoffee market opened unchanged
q Dig higher; a. unchanged 70 !.
- r-sEe-- a n net : pig lower =
hEhe-5 sales- LOCO bags FIarre-Cofee market opened
sS-ey sJescE. = franc higher; a l. declined =
-1s1c. a . n unchanged = franc lower. $50
Il T Unchanged. sales. bag
tOifON-The sensational strength OF July contracts
ION selling % TO Goo points higher. points
sTe -s recent low record points high
* @Vel ieached by October Naturally this
ava7oe II about So 80 closing figures
~ M previous day was accompanied by
nss on the par OF nearby shorts
seEf1 q spot cotton il the South making
= 'ly possible There Is much time before the
csr would seem be premature although il evident
IA st the present tire the bulls complete
ne situation and that the
~ Of Il Is uneasy The easy
net advance II Is . 50 points Sales for the
Ts-e estimated 55o o0G bales. The opened
s'saoy At unchanged prices 10 Of points,
ssse1 u from The best under realizing and favorable
reaIae- reports then advanced aggressive sup
pr and covering July shorts New crop
,Eec ne ADVANCE rather slowly, but time
= - . points net higher The close OF
'o r17e- realizing Southern spot markets officially
p1ec were unchanged 10 &c higher Memphis reported
49, sales - $500 bales. The big English spot business
vas o7e n IRE buish features. and. while weather
TE-s we're favorable in The main. thought there
re forecast Tor showers thunder accom-
panied by lower temperatures. in the western belt.
he range ~ contract prices in the local market today
vas as follows.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool: May 1%-closng; WHEAT-spot. No l
California firm, rs nj. No red Western
"a ID futures quiet: May, IS 5.d July. IS I'd; Sep
tenner IS IL ~ R DI IS "a tORN.Spot New
mixed steady I'D; futures quiet; May IS 10d
PEAS-Canadian steady, IS 7izd FLOUR-Winter
patents quiet. Dos Cd HOPS in London tPacifc COAST
steady Fl 13sUf2 IS BEEF-Extra India mess firm
1O2s Sd. PORK-Prme Western firm RS Sd
HAMS-Short cut. II to 10 h. steady. ABS BACON
Cumberland &c 80 steady Ais sd short
rib 16 "a h quiet 4Os I'D long niddes light
2S tn "a III. quiet Ais Cd long clear middes hea
35 70 80 lb STEADY, 4os short clear backs 16 to 20
Ais SHOTLDERS-Square. II to 10 II. quiet 28s
LARp-Prime Western. in tierces. steady. 42s Cd ;
American refined. IN pals. steady. 43s Sd. BUTTER
Good United States, dull, S0QS5s CHEESE-Ameri-
finest white steady, sos; American finest coIored
steady. oIs Cd; Canadian finest white. steady Cd
Canadian finest colored steady. 62s Sd. TALLOW-
Prime city, dull. 25s %. PARTNERSHIPS quiet
3+s 81. ROSIN-Common steady. ed. PETRO-
IEUM-Refned quiet esd LINSEED OIL-Steady
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81 oS elevator and 81 OF afoat; No Northern
Duluth, 81 II. and No . hard winter. o b
anost coRN-Most of the day corn in firm
position averaging about &c higher pre-
yfous night good commission support due to
further heavy rains in OF the leading
checking both the movement ueantinE grain.
While receipts at Chicago little the esti-
mates the outlook for receipts Thursday
had steadying effect in the afternoon. The May
position sold &C bushel 73irc. and closed
the II 600 bushels o.
cash had been sold by the leading holders
at concession in price. Export demand
light with sales of only about one load reported No
= in the local market quoted 14i2c elevator
and % &c asked Hhoat. OATS-The weather
also had helpful oats although the range
was exceedingly narrow throughout the day Cash
in the local market were firm. closing follows:
Mixed. % To % h. SEC: natural white 90 o 81 III.
81 sec. and clipped white. % III. 5sI
RTE-Msrlet steadier: No Western, o New
York BARLEY-Market
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CnFFFE-The coffee market somewhat
,,- traag the whole made steady showing with
-. elase steady unchanged points higher. Sales
reported 600 bags The market opened quiet
prices decline OF points under local
ors-llgs ne absence OF aEy important news There
coffee little above the market.
check support extent, but the
z-ser gradually improved ruled particularly steady
receive
large interests which evidently operating
r-fh continued strength in the spot situation
-s-iG reduction in visible supplies result OF
receipts and the steady demand
|sa-s ron the interior OF consuming countries.
Tu-rher a6vices received from Brazil
which. according cable pub
s7es asst week. had been suspended owing unripe
recent buyers fee disappointed
ths has received no special combination New
eeess TIE opinion evidently prevails that the crop
VII move thus indicating increased requirement
-r sup supplies before the end Of the
rhere appears be little prospect for falling in
demand for consumption Notwithstanding such bull
81 there brought forward. however
he broadening Of investment
All support consequently presumed
xstt sun that viii be
r-5zz u The market in spite Of all TO the
ori-s-. The spot market steady 6SSc for Rio
No :
TIE -s-re n contract prices in the local to-day
WIS as follows
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shop, two and a half years driving; good
references; city or country. Karl Haaks,
259 West oath st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER OF billiard and pool ia
b!es: nigh grade bowling alley builders.
ties. prices Marx Bros. * Union Square.
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DRESSMAKER.-Fr born: g1Iara ntee
perfect fit. Nine. GuItlard. 20 West 39th
st two flights VI
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

DREsSMAKER Grench). diseneaead +,
June. would like few enEageTueuts or
work at home: excellent filter: competent
in all branches; lingerie, blouses: first class
work; interview with customers; small
compensation Address Up-to-Date, So
Columbus ave.