davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15

S7fee cables; RiO-CoTes marker steady. No Rfo
oSfss1 exchange Is 932d- Isceigts
lceS toT The tinted States goo
Ss65oS-C9ffee market dUlI: No Santos. 1895
20 500: receiDs 5000 stocE ss Ol0 baEs
1taT'Ft-g-cofee market opened unchanged. al Il n
ue1 uncaansed- sales. 1900 bags Havre-Cofyee
aret opened unchanged: a l. unchanged: sales COCO
CoIIoN-The cotton market developed great firm
record 7r ne season and selling 9Olc, OF = points
k'ose the close Of I-iGsy ard points
.eFe O thursday morning Business
3or 1ne halt session. while the
aaIs realizing
1otle STEADY and last net Or
points a. balss
isFKe' opened steady al decline point On December
2l5 generally 70 10 points higher advanced on spot
rouse o1yE covering OF shorts steady cables or
1-IIe- southern markets. and bu'sh
A-ler showing net gain q l2i points
eli relatively t--n the ularze considerable
Ing crr1ng the ate session but selling
tduEeo IN 20 extent after opening
leans seeTns1 10 According street
tr December and January which being held rtac.
willie instead II increasing. the stock OF cotton avail
Ehte f0T delivery is diminishing IS besides SUPPOSED
be largely IL o. people vrhe are
long C. January q December. Orleans ad-
Vtcas predict that there VIII be holding
E2e-t II the South inside o1 the weeks
SEUrss heaVy
the absorption for te been
record The weather less favorable.
being low IL tire while
Il the eastern belt.
The range OF contract prices IN the local today
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. l+.-Closns. WHEAT-SpOt strong:
No red Western winter. IS I'd futures quiet. De-
cember nominal; March, IS sisd, May, Is SID CORN
4JJ stvzLS American mixed. old. IS I'd; futures
quiet; January. 6s I'd. March. IS 5l4d- PEAS-Cana-
dian steady. Is Sd FLOUE-Wnter patents nrul. Sos
HOPS at London tPacInc COastf firm. e 2 IS. COT
TONSEED OIL--HuI refined spot tru. as 81 BEEF
Extra India 1ISs 81. PORk-Prfuls
Western urul SOS HAMS-S710-t cut IA TO Ia
10 RACON-Cuuubebrland 80
10 easy asa rib. 10 - 10 steady 53s Cd:
clear uiddles. light IS 20 81 To- quiet 53s long
clear nddles heavy. 30 TO 81 H. quiet ABS Sd short
clear backs IS 20 10, dull. 4Ss Sd clear bellies II
O 10 Ib. steady. 5Ss. SHOCLDERS-Square. II to ID
10. dun 4Qs cd. LARD-Prtme Western. in uerces.
duh. fSs; American refined. in pals duh. +9s- But
TER-GOOd United states steady, s0s- CHEESE
Canadian white Steady SOS. Canadian. finest
colored steady. 6fs. TALLOW-PriIne city firm, 30s:
Australian IN London dul. SIS Sd TURPE;NTTNE--
Spirits. steady. 29s LINSEED OIL-HuIL 23s 3D.
PETROLEUM = Steady. Tled ROSN = Common,
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL,

Sst u rs dsc Is Specie IeEsls
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
NEW YORK PRICES.

- geEter
r1enssI wasss 9Pen9s T5s s2 T s
May .-....-..... I14s ll6 II4a3 I4h i IA
Corn.
December ,..... - 77s
May II
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
COUNTRY PRopucE MARkErs

r,,.,-- - - New York. November - 1908
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts to-day 576 bags beans
hhu LBS bags peas Very little business accorlpge
today IN domestic white beans. market Is in
no way changed Choice marrow have cleaned IN
pretty well ana steady. late generally at
= 80 Medium and when bring 8 40 Il
e 90. tobbng Gales being generally the latter
hguFe Red kidney stilI unsettled
exceeded only 81 q small g0bbfng trade O,her
EaT!etes quiet, but IL small supply Xmas slightly
hTTneT. Scotch peas steady We quote: BEANS mar
row" 1908. choice. hushei 50 46aS2 42Ls. do me
pea tHos - To- DO medium 81 10. white kidney 1908
clolce s. 90 red kidney, 8 "a
yellow eye. lHos choice. s. 50: black turtle -oup
cnolc - Bog 81 %. lima California choice So IS O5
bt II EK-Iseceipts to-day, 1000 pEEs The week
closes without change In general position Of N.
market business has been quiet the last few
ana the tone ID not quite firm. except possibly on
ire very hlgnesl grades Of fresh creamery.
prise email part UT II ensv 10 rst
aoN%0ic FOR fresh creamery specials but extras car
be bought readily heretofore
and the more defective lots dovuuyaTd
storage creamery or fine and fancy quality Is held
win confluence. and the vel within
the range Of quotations Tndergrades slow TtfrIa
movement IN process factory and packing b1-
the latter u quite firm We quote Creamery speciaIa
-IT IT, 3ona"izc do extras ~ 129izc; do nrsts g56
[Nc- 90 seconds 22a2+c do thirds 2002Ic: do held
= q 2Giac: do seconds. 22G2Ic: dairy tubs an
fFt pc good choice do common 20
fatr @o823c; process. specials - 7c: 90 extras
&c 90 hrss. p a 22c: do seconds. Isa5 do
2oiA T2cs do Western factory frsts 2Oc do seconds
lse o ls'zc; do thirds. Il n fSc. packing stock No
held. lo'C DO No . iSih u 19c d. No t7a1go
tHEESE-Receipts to-day. 2.241 boxes: exports
l3ss boxes. The market IS only rnoderateIv sct{v-
to-day but in good healthy shape for rradea
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
Cash NIInThrInNS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New York. November 4. 1905.

teffEk-The eocee market TO be
NnH- unsettled TO day. win the
easy sno selling discount points as coulrarfnE
WIKI the late- positions since the In
tcTe5ls IsECTISs began absorb
the tScSl stock II bankers coffee.
HtescE, aeS unchanged 70 20 points Sales
teioTtec of $3.50 bags, large part business
Y the way O. exchanges. The
ssS Il spprUec1ins slo while low sade Fio coffee
HsrE scarce IL Is spprehendec possibly Of
the higher grades wfD be made declining
osncy o. tle months t0-dsy probably reflected
ter1ng houida that nothing
he Foreign that would calculated 70
cSuse depression n the
n hor the brazilian markets reported sny change
Prlcea eno receipts appeared running
Hfhte5 The two ports getting 6ooo bags against
two year. ago while Jundishy harS
aSbi0si ht,co TWO Santos keen nm,
pretty vel and probably still lnte-ruotion n
ne movement resulting from recent strike bu Po
receipts sre evidently failing on Possibly the market
as been Influenced 70 last two OF rhrea
oags oy expectations that The coming crop viii be
lHrEe owing 70 the prominent
interest estimates Il 600 svs
15VVo"eS bags market for spot coffee
with Quotations On The basis OF SIC for Rio No
The range q contract prices local market today
follows: NO e-0~S
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15

s6EST 40 fair % good 1889 Western. SOGSJ
IS 259Sf 90 Sc 900
20. Sass S2GS5;
native heers s. 75QS6. bulls s. gS3 30 calves g 500
ST. 70 HOGS-ReCeDts- 5000 head. -ke- Toe lower.
receipts week 900 head TOD. s. 50. bulk Oe
sa-es. s. 35GSJ y; heavy, 81 IJQS5 So PACK AL
butchers s. light, s. t0GSJ 80. pigs. S4GS5
SIIEEPReceips 800 head, market steady. receipts fo-
the week. 23000 head lambs. 81 5OQS6 -. an
yearngs S4Gs4 90. Western arnss. 81 40s $ % West
sheep stCckeTs
PIttshuIg. Noy- Ia TTI-ES-SIppiy Hght. steady;
prime 75GS5 90 SFFE-EsP-Supuiy
Safr. steady. prime ygatuers s. idS4 ~ calls and co-
mon 81 JO4S= 80, lambs S4QS6. SoGSS -.
HOS-ReceIgts fair, active. prime heavies S6dS6 Is:
mediums heavy Workers. 70Qs light
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Srot cotton
- moderate demand saes 700 bales. speculation
eI50rt 200. American 1900 imports. 1900 ali
UidclinE u land 5p11 Futures Oreuei STEADY NJ
u9.c1ause6- closcd steady LGl point higher No
ve-.e-, 7zc. NoF@EDer December. IGd. December
5sIUary. z5Sd JanuaTC IehT7la-y. 4G7izd: February
March. scSd- Narch-Ap-5l zGs-xd. Apr!l-ATar.
Gay-Jrne aud JuueJ=y- Ts1-d- .Iu7v-A srd
AugrseIteinber GIG: septeIaber-October. 457c: Oc
FIoTR AND aEsI-Business In -four was unir-
Sur1zut to-day. with quotations STEADY al the old
level Rye h0UE IN light demand q old prices
The following prices quoted the New York
Produce Exchange. Spring patents. 81 dSG 20
- 81 70 patents. 1Od
ear X n
s1trs . ~inter. 81 90 8s3 % BUCKwHE ElA 7
E-I.pI-F2-Marlyet steady Quoted s. T5aSo per
600 30 RYE FLOUR-Ftr7a Quoted. Fair good
s. 60. choice fanCy 81 5oISl 30 CORN
tFAI-Sready. Quoted. Kiln dried. 81 -. BAG
-frs STEADY Quoted Fine white and yellow 81 e.
= e 70 coarse. s. 55aSl 20 FEFD-Westeru steady
ci-v Quoted Western spring. 500 50 3s23 -:
E-7rcaro ra'dSling &23 60: DO Sc7 90. red doE
5@5 CO. city tran Sc bulk SO s. S24 IS sacks
New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
NEW YORK. sUsoUEHANNA & WESTERN

Company has issued its fun pamphlet report for
the year ended June 30. 1895. The income account
compares follows:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
STEAMER VADERLAND
REPORTED GROUNDED
NOW SAFE ON WAY.
(By United Prcss.)

g. ..
LONDON. June 1.-The Erceiand re-
ported to have gone aground on Good.
win sands Is safe at Antwerp accord
Ing to n message just received here.
y break In the machinery shortly ait.
or she sailed Saturday resulted in
her putting about and she Is now an
chorel in the river SclleMt while re.
pairs are being made. Later the yes
sci Cleared Antwerp and unless the
density of the fog becomes so great
as to nccessitatc lying to will rcaci,
l1oSer this afternoon. A cablegram
received by agents here this morning
attributes the delay entirely TO the fog
which she encountered after putting
out OF Antwerp.
JOANNA: ~
Gold Medal Flour Is real economy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
\ SMITH VERSUS BROWN. :
rs. W. Press Associations

4 ATLANTA. Ga. June s. Georgla's
great political warfare OF Smith
against Brown will come to close
tonight and tomorrow the sovereign
Democratic voters Of the State win
meet in primaries to decide the vic
tory and divide the spells. The pril,-
cipal fight has been between Hoke
Smith and Joseph M. Brown for the
Democratic nomination for governor.
equivalent to election. Supporters OF
Smith. the present incumbent, assert
that he will win an Overwhelming vic
tory, and reports from over the State
appear to afford some ground for this
belief. The Brown men. however. are
equally. full OF confidence. It has been
declared that Brown has had the sup.
port of the brewers. who seek to
overturn the existing prohibition
regime. but this Is vigorously denied
in the Brown camp. The only. other.
contest Is for State treasurer and two
places on the railroad commission
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
TO RESTORE DAVIS HOME.
Is. W. press Association.)

. LOUISVILLE. Ky. June IA
movement fer the restoration OF the
old eKntucky home OF Jefferson
Davis. whose centennial is being cele-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
i. ~. LoUGH
REAL ESTATE,

s3 ONCE In Basement of Courthouse
s.ithS chas. W. Evans e Co.. insurance
agents. All kinds OF town property
Tor sale. Houses and lots. vacant lots.
L arms. general stores. groceries. etc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03

BosTAN. 5uns Wliire thousands
81 spscuatpfs lined tie, harbcr front
md cheefed hear ily dig the Trim craft
With buIgtpg sails on ION the
long race % nauti caI dies; the
start was made today in the Marble
|head+B Bermuda Id ean race for yatchts.
The cont sts Is the leadip Is Int mat ions
a atching event % the season 3 on d,
this side OF The Atianti & and the en-
tries Include some OF the fastest boats
in Atlantis waters. The race III under
the auspices 5of the corinthiaa Yatcht
Club Of u arblehead, which las had
the cooperation OF the Royal Bermu-
de Yntcht Club. The finish will be the
same MS last year. on st Il, Davils
Head. Bermuda. Last years winner.
the Dorvish. is among the entries,
and Commodore Morse expects her to
again give a good account OF herself,
AS the Few ork. Bermuda moor,
boat race will start Saturday, the con.
testnnts in both events will be in Der:
muda at about the same time. 4
o. : 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
HOLIDAY IN VIRGINIA..
Is. W, Press Associaticn.)

RICHMOND. Va. June 3.-1n &C.
cordance with the proclamation of
Governor swanson. the centennial Of
President Davis birth was to-day OBJ
served as n holiday throughout the
Old Dominion. In Richmond the day
was marked by impressive exercises
in honor of the dead leader. The
Davis monument erected here by thu.
jefferson Davis Memorial Associa-
ton, and unveiled during the last
general reunion of the United Con.
,felerate Veterans. was formally turn
,el oversto the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03

The reason ,rhy" Golden Medical Dis
covery" cures these and many other
affections, Is clearly shown in q little
book Of extracts from the standard
medical works which is mailed free to
any address by DR.. r. V. Pierce, OF
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them while taking the Golden Medical
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
Treasures Found in
Our American Forests.

That American abound plants possess
vu{e medicinal virtues abundany aeed BY Of the
emineA this
the und Indians had discovered many
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
WORK HoRsEfPARApE.

PHILADELPHIA "A De: June IA pa
rade Of truck and dray3 horses. the
second annual event of the Pennsyl.
vania Work Horse Association, was
held today on Broad street and was
witnessed by n vast concourse OF
spectators. A lare number OF horses
were shown in each section of tho
parade, including heavy and light
draft animals, express horses, delivery
wagon horses and mules. .iiSs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
MAYOR FOR 2s YEARS.

OKOLONA. Miss, June 3.-To-mor.
rows municipal election in this cit,
promises to be, an exciting one. owing
to the rivalry between the contestants
for the mayoralty. Mayor II. L. Nor
rison Is opposed by former Mayor w
A. Bodenhnrner., TIL latter held the
Office for twenty-elght years. and fl
now seeking 1t again.
Subscribe for the West Virginian.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03

brated to-day, has been set on foot
by the Confederate veterans OF the
Blue Grass State. 1t is proposed that
the old Davis estate. Fairyiew, be
preserved as national park, BY a
plan similar to that inaugurated for
the preservation of the Kentucky
birthplace of Abraha m Lincoln.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-28

wouldn't stand for him. He says
JEFF is sore at him because he bea,
Jeh's brother. (What a joke.)
am going to ask him to accept Char.
lie Eyton of Los Angeles in few
days. II we cannot agree upon a ref.
cree, Mr.. Corbett Of The Referee" Is
to select one for us. u..,
surely like Australia. The PEG.
pie here are the most hospitable
have met in my travels. and l think
this Is the coming country.
In conclusion will say that I have
no fear of the result Of my fight with
the big negro. l have fought my
way to the top against the best men
of every country. and have all the
confidence that comes with expert
ence and success. u...
know more about myself than the
general run Of sporting men know
about me. and one OF the things
know ~ that l can stand lot OF pun
ishment while waiting for the tide to
turn in my favor.
sJohnson has made great deal OF
the fact that said he had yellow
streak and all his speeches have been
about the way lie is going to make me
eat my words. Well, one of the
things that is making me SO conf.
dent Is that think l can outgame
johnson in any kind Of q fight.
Give my best regards to my Amer.
lean friends and tell them will bat
tie for my life to defend the laurels
against Africa. as Nelson did.
With best wishes,
Yours sincerely,
TOMMY BURNS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-28
DOTS. AND DAsHEs FROM
THE REALN OF SPORT

Bay Cities League adjusts differ
ences and schedule of games is ar.
ranged.
Big winnings said to have beer
made in the East by Lighthouses VIC.
tory. ...
Battling johnson may meet Terry
Mustain In 10-round bout at Colma
New Years Day.
Presidents of American and Ma.
tionsl Leagues is In San Francisco Ia
bring about peace between warning
leagues.
Captain Chance OF the Cubs throws
more sidelights ON the great New
York-Chicago game.
Los Angeles fight followers are pull
ling for Hugo Kelly to beat the ILL
nois thunderbolt.
Cool gives talent a cruel shock at
Los Angeles.
Pride Of the mighty Roseben Is
humbled by President williams
crack Splinter. Firestone.
Dorando Pietri collapses in sight
Of goal, and Longboat wins Marathon
race.
Lowry says he will prevent gam
bling on ball games In Bay Cities
league.
frankie Neil loses decision to
Owen Moran In 12-rOdnd bout at Bos
ton.
Montgomery breaks Coast record
at Arcadia, going LIS miles in
1851.
st. Francis Is the only winning
faovrite at Emeryville; Pajorita cap
lures Reber handicap.
Twenty-Five round battle between
Papke and Kelly is declared a draw
by Referee Jeffries.
Stanley Ketchel is going to Michi-
gan to buy home.
Edward Corrigan will fight Locke
anti-gambling law of Louisiana.
Relay teams of San Francisco and
San Jose Y, M. C. A. train hard for
5O-mile indoor meet.
Glorio wins feature race at Area
dia, easily defeating Colloquy, the
favorite.
Attempt to race at New Orleans in
violation of Locke law results in
three arrests.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-28

Taft pledges his administration to
support OF real tariff reform and Chi.
cago platform.
Boni withdraws claim for $50 200
a year allowance In suit to secure
children.
Bandits dynamite safe on @. r. ant
N. train near Portland, but secure lit
tie.
John D.. Rockefeller Jr. charges
Hearst's New York American with
criminal libei>
Merchants and United States ma
tional banks OF San Francisco expect
a merger.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-28

San Francisco police investigate
further milliner's loss Of $4,000 In
gems In fire.
San Francisco committee completes
draft of bill prohibiting officers Of
banks from borrowing large sums
from their institutions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-28
Never Again Will
Jim Jeffries Fight

LOS ANGELES Calf, Dec of a
ded thousand dollars nducement
puglis in
Australia enies the ring
pal
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-13
Vaudeville.

THE Eventful Honeymoon" by
Francis Hoyt and company at the New
Phillips this week is said to be one
of the funniest of the uproarious class
of one act plays. Despite the uproar-
ious part of the recommendation, it is
said to be devoid of any slap stick
brands of humor The Hoyt company
is capable of putting on vaudeville
sketch. 1t is we'll equipped in drama
tic and musical lore.
THE Finish of Mr.. Fourflush'' a sa-
tirical farce by Robisch and Childress,
is another skit that will be seen this
week. 1t lends itself particularly to
the abilities of the pair which present
IT.
Letton, the clown, who has warmed
up many a grabbed heart, will appear
in a monologue role. He should prove
to be one of the greatest of personal
attractions of the season.
The curtain raiser. Herbert and
Vance, in musical act, is a turn OF
cleverness. These people do the i'm
possible by getting music from con
certina and from a guitar
Moving pictures, of the high grade
that always make this house popular
and illustrated songs, complete the
bill