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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18
E1nensive TO Mankind

what was this Pandora's box that
contained so much trouble7"
"A bandbox, my son. kansas City
Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18

Wright aoropianes Will soon be on
the market al $4,000 apiece, which
shows that high flying is going 10 be
as expensive a game as ever.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18
Calling Names.

Freddie-What's tainted money. dad?
CobwiggeT-The kind that's contrib
ued to the other partys campaign
fund.-New York Herald.
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Plank No. Z. Pay the County Com
missioners Appropriate Salaries and
Require Them TO Give Bonds.

The county is an immense public
corporation and its officers control
millions of property and collect and
dlsburse hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars annually Under our laws the
county commissioners are the execu-
tive directors OF this great corpora
ton. and form the active head OF the
county official machinery. The neces-
sary qualifications, the grave financial
responsibility and the Importance OF
the Office demand that the county
commissioner should receive an ade-
auate salary. established on a business
basis. and that he should give proper
bond for the honest and faithful dis
charge Of his duties
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18
Strenuous Game.

Harker-I see that football train
came home in sections.
Harker-Yes. and so did some Of the
PLAYERS Chicago News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18
NE Never Learn Not 10 wrIte.

The years OF man seem all too brief
One lesson ne'er, alas is learned.
Still foxy people come 10 grief
Because their letters were not
burned
Chicago Record Herald.
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Methodicai.

At system he is quite adept.
He doth abhor
To put of anything except
A creditor.
Kansas City Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18

Now that the Japanese have taken
90 baseball We presume their cry Of
"BanzaiT will give way 70 rotten
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18

English woman Suffragists think
their magma charta a long time in
being handed 10 them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18

An American has been asked 10 aid
the Chinese mint 10 make metal mon
cy TO help the Chinks chink. as II
were.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18
Lettuce.

The ancient Romans used to begin
meals with lettuce They also ate II
shortly before retiring "a a soporific.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18
a convic. Island.

Women are barred from the island
of Ferdinand de Norouha. belonging
to Brazil. IL is reserved for cOnvicts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18

The millionaire who marries his
stenos-apher never gets any sym
patty from the haters of wealth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18
Holly.

Holly grows in all northern Euro
pean countries as well as In Canada
and the United States.
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The Oldest Coin

The earliest coin known Is a Baby
lonian slater Of the date OF b. c. ZOO.
Ii Is OF electrum. 166 grains.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18
is It a Ghost Panther

Shoals people report Seeing
panther lurking round Th M
Is getting to be an Indiana nslrl
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Powdered Whale Meat

Norwegian cattle are at times fed
on powdered whale meat for fatten-
ing purposes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18
Plank No. 2. Require the Governor &c
Make State Examinations Of the
Books Of Every County, Township
and City Office.

Examinations should proceed from
the highest executive authority in the
State, an officer without interest in re
election. divorced from local in
fiuences, most prominently before the
public. and directly responsible 10 the
people of the State for the enforce
ment Of the law A department Of in
spection should be organized 10 make
examination OF the books OF every
county. township and city officer; the
head OF the department should be
named by the Governor. under his di-
rection. and responsible only 10 him.
The examination should be at irregu-
lar intervals. speedy. without notice.
thorough and relentless, following the
methods of the United States govern
ment. Where the local machinery
from any cause. fails 10 Dust or prose-
cute inefficient. negligent or dishonest
officials. the Governor should be en-
powered and required 10 act Exam
nation should be Of such a character
as 10 place the stamp of official ap-
prevail upon the work OF all officers
who are honest and faithful in the dis
charge OF their duties.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18
MERCHANTS PLATFORM

The following Is the Platform for
the revision OF county. township and
city accounts and other matters rel
ative TO county and municipal affairs
that has been proposed by the Mer-
chants Association OF indianapolis
and other cities and will be presented
10 the Legislature in January. upon
which laws relative 10 the proper and
business-like management of the DIFF
ferent counties and municipalities Of
the State Will be framed. Our read
ers are earnestly advised 10 read this
Platform closely and use their best
efforts 10 procure the passage Of the
bin that will be promulgated from the
Platform as given below:
Plank No. I. Provide a Uniform Sys-
TEN Of County. Township and City
Accounts. and centrslize Their Su-
pervision in the State Auditor
Modern business methods control
the conduct of public business In Fed
eral Offices. The admirable results Of
such methods in securing honesty and
efficiency in the conduct OF public
business show conclusiyely the value
OF modern business system for county,
township and city Offices. There
should be fixed by law business sys-
tenn and an honest standard which
viii make irregularity and dishonesty
in these Offices as difficult as possible.
and which Will make the detection Of
either easy and certain. The details
Of the system should be worked out
in the Office of the State Auditor. and
the system should be inaugurated and
the working OF the system supervised
from that office.
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Plank No. 10. Compel the Payment OF
All Fees Into the Public Treasury.
Plank No. II. Require the Courts to
BE Responsible for the Drawing Of



The law provides with the utmost
exactness what shall be presented to
the Jury. and the court scrutinizes the
evidence with the utmost diligence.
why then should the law not require
that the court exercise the same
scrutiny in regard to the men who
shall compose the jury? Our method
OF selecting jurors is ancient. ineffec-
tive. unsatisfactory and offers oppor-
tunity for the protection OF official
law breakers and the benefit OF special
interests. The judge OF every court
should be responsible 10 the people
for the character OF every jury which
tries a case In his court. The excel
lent results OF the recent New York
law proves the value OF this method
Plank No. IS. Require Preliminary
Examination cs Jurors for Special
venires.
Special juries are drawn on the
theory that cases OF peculiar import
ance 10 the public require an extra ef-
fort to secure competent juries for
their trial. The integrity OF the
special jury can only be secured
through a careful oral examination OF
each individual as 20 his qualifications
before he is placed in a special panel
This examination should proceed from
an officer authorized 10 cite citizens
10 appear before him and answer ques-
tons as TO their qualifications. Such
examination should be made matter
OF record and the books placed at the
disposal OF the court in which the
special jury is to serve. The saving
OF time TO court and counsel and Of
money to the public for disagreements
and mis.trials would more than COM
pensate for a good salary TO a COM
petent commissioner to make such ex-
aminatlons.
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Plank No. 3. Require the County
Auditor 10 Audit Before Making
Settlements

SeTUemenTs Mdle Uy IHe COUNTY
auditor in the receipt and disburse-
ments Of money. either with other
officers or with the public, should be
based only upon such an audit as will
assure the regularity and accuracy Of
the transactions involved. Such as
surance can not be had without check
ing the settlement sheet in every in
stance with the original entries OF re-
ceipt and disbursements. Bids, pro-
posals and contracts when required
by law should be demanded by the au-
ditor as the basis OF every settlement
in which they are involved.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
EXPORTS
= iii gals A1A9-1n
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


foFFEE-Ihe coffee market was not particularly
to-day sales being reported oS only 5000 bags
his represents rather better business than
r=E-t-. and Prices 3 steady showing The
g. Unclaimed. The opened
steady uacEangec prices to decline of points. the
-z---s attributed selling which
Thought 10 for European account There enough
a-yiug absorb offerings and IL TIE later
recovered r result q trade de-
Fra1z general s1eaciness
insufficient attract much fresh buying for
'7s Both F5aFre and Hamburg closed net un-
changed higher and both Of the Brazilian
- while receipts continued moderate
satisfy those who looking for Brazilian
coy 10 ff1 L estimated that
CHE 1-E-l VII .al nearly 5000 bags behind The
.irz that the prospect would seem 20
falling - The yield al kinds this
ar-rare6 last nearly 100000 bags Posi-
fv uutav1ratls financial conditions and resulting
tsr=- IN r-a5e activity cut do7n consumption 70
extent. The market FOR spot cOEet stea4F.
-f-h quotations Oh tie basis Of 3-l6c Rio No :
prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
OTHER MARKETs-5Y TELEGRAPH

tT,iesso Jan 5-CATTLEs-RccelptS sstinlatsd sonus
tsD had market steady steers 50 ZSgSo %: coS9
s. IN - n. ncifars 50 JeS5 = bulls. = sStsa -
-aIves sgGSS -. and feesisrs 3 esES& -
TTcS-T.eceipts estimated about 5Sf-H had ua-Ser
stead, choice heavy shippins- s. Soe$4 90 eurcnsrs
81 45S . light mixed 81 eodS4 80. cnotcs hgh-
q sass 55- packers S4HS4 % PIGS. s. Ss4 IS bulk q
ale :. enTst -. SHEEF-Recents ssfnast - sooCt
= 0fn baa5 market steady strong. sheep, s&1Ss
lambs & 5sGST 4G yea-ngs SfdSS 3
Buffalo 15t-ATT TLE-Stezdy- PT1rSe ste--s
X 5OGSS s. VEALS-Recsi2-s - head marks. acry. !.
an. - Nishar At S5nS9 - HOGS-ReceiPrs y 90
r.zd Yuar,at s-saty. Torksrs ard piEs - %
~5rgns g 15TS4 SHEEF AND LAMBS-Ifec siprs T.
head market sheep steady aThs l- hizn-
or an1bs s5ds7 20 vearlnEs. Ssd 81 %
kansas CITY No Jan 1S-CATTLE--sace loss8
resI rrl,,sf7E 500 Southe-us market stes1v % To-
LRber choica export dressed beef steers - 2sr
s5 fs~ 20 good - -. Western steers SfSS
stacEsrs and feeders southern steers, $40
E. = southern cows s. --aSS 20 native 81 500
q 20 native heers 81 25dSJ- bulls s. "a Sc ea calves
S4HSI HDGS-Rereipfs. i'S"e oea4- theraes "a-,-
higher t9v Of sales - S5as5. heavy - -
"a - pa~4.rs 50 SGHS4 pigs lights s. 90
"a SHEEP RsceiDts. 9.JND head market weas ISc
and ye2rirEs s. $50
Is 81, Western veariings s. 6p0S6 % Western sheep.
81 25aS5 80: stcCkers and feeders e 25ff$4 -
Union stock Yards FittsburglJar- T.Il-EStp-
,v light steady, choice. - Gis1S5 prtrn-
SS a06s5 So SHEEP-Supny light. marsst steady >
prime wethers- s. 1OdS5 81, lambs. S5Q$7 - VEAL
CALVES Sass 80 HOCsS-Fsceirts fair. market high
81. prime heavies mediums and Workers 50 3d.
light Workers. and pigs. s. s0G<4 81 coughs Sc Jsf
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
NEW YORK PRICES.

o & !SoF eosh ho9a02 @ 5 @a5st Ids and af futures % n
ranging from 2!5oq 81 &c CoPPER-Was higheT
futures al los. Locally the market
n ~ yI@ eSILc Tea I@Tas unchanged at ia Is
higher locally Al S,5ea -''G- M y
steady unchanged at 445 g 45ac; IR0N-Was
e. az IS ana Tb11e vas no Change reported To-
English Taaks[ IeIS TTIrn ~ is apofed AZ sf7 100
SIS % The market fer pig @ IRON eFhea'es an sf
foundry grades are quoted as folS"s Casn shs an
gary $leq Sl' Fe6Tgagy @ snd N March S April Sl' 10
MofAsSEs AND sYRGPs-The market for syrups
vas steady quiet. with moIasses sugar firm and
Unchanged. Quotations follow MokAssES5m%See~ "a Seo
56a o55sa s. sa pe g 8oc: New Orleans open
M 4 . sa65 AZ IS s5d prime 9o @ Sc faaey 4a9So
"a 8g ~ shors local bun support syn
pathy with strength Of cotton Last prices see"& e an
higher also saes ncigddng those on ts c5 ~.
Tsrc zoo f0irc 800 Nay 4oi4 g41l.c; 1909 July 4l
-aed o was DUET at recent prices We Pc
TRoLEI-, standard white in sbls SIS Sc @ Pgk yoS os
Philadelphia Ioe bulb 992; t1 1Iife New YORK
~ s ir0TToNsFED oIIlIrine crude. 305z@$le:
Prime summer geIlow SPOT 4io Janqsry R1 49gtStc: 49 %
Ebrus- 4o5l o,ee; aae5 ,r 40 a42l5c off sumner
yellow January 39!sp4oI good en-; On SL yiIteT 2eiov
town raw 43g44cs Calcutta raw '"e-
4 rhUn rs9ectin continued large receipts selling ny
pasers tfe decline 81 IN 5a, gran IS go: Kansas CITY
Il go: Omaha 1oooo ard hs MeS aI s17 s6ss
% CUE IeSr ST! 5ta$ ~ Is BEEFFasy 9g35ea "a mss, Mss
oasIl fsmi!z an $d.q' 81 iF ~ IS TassQaief quoted
Is1s nsss 81 fT,D ' 81 TIoGs-sareiy steady quoted
o. CJT MEATsFiekied belize qulift H. 70;
sneksigg ANS ms sesa2 10 b. Qaoted TALON s'sady
tS tla1!e cT sc, country. 5Ag5+es al
Quoted lLddls H2stern' F1fe- aS- isrd barely steady
5s@ted south Arneric4 lSe: Continent es So
RINF5-ouiet Quoted o'eo &c. 's laI1 s''a'
RrCF-The local market Prsssntzd hrTn % t0nT n[a as
df5 also the markets in the southsFa, F,ioy creenngs
oSfls 3G 9rdnary 4ase fair AZ sac goo9 ot-
diSa-. 81 g5l.S' Pstts foreign. 50 a6ssc:
sg2o9 saa a. Bes;si % fanel sugar was firm
10 T-ices 10 points higher except a. noteq i3 ny
ts IN 5S Prices susjsct rebate Of 70 poa5s saf sad
oseount q 81 F,gls A s tsbie:s Zoe cut leaf zoe:
cr1shed 500 mould ISe 6ses PaTedered and Eagle
pfetioners granulsted l9; poderee oosrsT g Pa
dered and fruit Po"qrs a-, @artons Of fine granu-
Isted 5Ioc: n bags Dc 5seS o5 Pas 5 aG and 90
:, naFs 60. 495c; Eagle hne o! sianaasd 5 Ne i
and diamord a. e.. No : 4 soc: No . 4 s5c.
5o- No : 445c. No g 500 no y 30. ~. 80 ia
80. a5c The market hrmer with reVlSeq dS
prss quoted As 80 Test 3 80 ! sc and moiasses
er - test SO 20 The London 1 Parke ianuafy lg
pc - q61d and February at os Id there Is, vas
sale Pt @ored 81 &c 81 test duty pad basis
There also ooT1fr'natlon ssI ~soG rbraTv ship
20 - ice basis ~ test cost and freight IsrIls
eual 70 . S9I; Porto s ico at 26-se 90 Jan
srT shipment The StasJlei rteceIpts IL al tons
airsi Ia eGi week 3ls55 last year ana S I,ro oS
two yesf noo ss wee! = last year and 270oo t%o
los 24e week l4l4l3 last year a d l"i'''i '"'
yea
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

tJEI0N-Tl= cotton market showed coItslaeIaL'
fHe-le-- coupled increased activity anc q sLrOns
1--zHH- sales fr- estimated ~ abJut
s @ bales double those or Eesterda". aud after
e1--- -aal--e advanced nearly - points clos
1-E ve-- s-aalr advance Of lsG-4 points tSu-
-s -sr Es-=I T. -ll-. tie bull leader ot 1904 % a
season c----E- called the %Uv year IN cotton trade
big lnaTl-
a. .z.srE zr important factor the advance
lar59- opened See S1v ~ al advance q la points
i---s - aTrEe pls-. as owing 70 cisaI 1JlILIlls
ar1-=r--z5#-l regarding the lancashire sI-usta n
scattered lr-.a-E local pressure and the easier
- aEETessiF+
ana .- market seemed s-eaLe8 tie Light estimate
i5- r--e51ts and for ts-rn-rrp~'s receipts AZ
Houston onward movement became excited later
F .z- re0rte5 -t former bun leader had secured
and biE line cf May
f+---zr-z buyers. March
'--s ra--el from 10 2lc i %. May from 1896"
ll--- The close within ? points o. the tor
AT -s-c-c have fsl- that the situation IN cotton
f-0- ---- aggressive hul5 leadership all that
-- 's bring shout strong Advance contracts here
1arr -=Er selling Considerably uuEeT a parity with
markets. interior holders have
Fr.7a 5ssT1st-r o. gran e1n0eesors To-day's ID
-- tr1u the South generally bullish % spot
IT, of contract prices u the local market today
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

70 net lower on Juv One Of the bear arguments
OF the day the fact that estimates on probehie
worlds requirements are about 2loooVoo iess than
early in the season indicating
thar high prices had their effect consumption
This proposition together with the tact that Leading
Chicago greatly reduced thtir nolQlngs
m sde professional sentiment beaTish and lower
7-icas confidently the other hand,
s7Zi~As from the Northwest stu light
ton reporting wheat reserves ir Western Mime
eota and south Dakota were only 2l7 per cent, in
continued heavy. asEregating $4,000 bushels wheat
-four. advises from hungary and Rus
sia were orable, owing to bad weather There
good inquiry. with sales aSgregat-
all positions, mainly outports- About
fy-eight loads of ocean freight room were said 70
have taken New York in the last two days
FOR prompt shipment. The Immediate opening OF do
rnestic markets about &c lower and the price
showed little rallying power throughout the session
principal weakness abroad al Liverpool, where
prices Il IL net lower. due TO unload
by better weather III Germany and larger Argentine
offerings The Paris market partly 10 10 points
lower and Budapest i net higher The cash market
in New York quoted as follows: No RED, 81 o9t1
elevator 81 o. f b aloat No Northern Duluth.
t-OT2Nl-AIthouEh corn was Ittle steadIer
opening on account OF unsettled in the belt
prospects clear ana colder conditions 20 fol
larger estimates for Thursday at Chicago
pretty the OF the day, final prices in New
showing 3 net loss The Liverpool market was
a sd lower. Influenced by news from this side
and about five loads taken for export No =
closed elevator the local market ana os1s
afoat: No . white, 66ssc. and No yellow,
6essc T o b ahoat- OATS-The market for oats vas
uuiet and easier with other markets and closed
-5er York axn-Assed b1sel. as being hull on corn
Cash oats here closed follows Mixed 20 to SZ
II. IS natural white. &c TO 80 III, 81 3e1c and
clipped white. 80 TO 30 ID. So q 62c FYE.Mar@ket @
firm: No Western. 90 &c 0 b New York BARLEY
Market
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
Proposals.
BOND SALE.
City Of New Rochelle. n. Y.

City OF New Rochelle, =. l.
sealed proposals VIII be received by the
AZ the Common Council Chambers. City Hall Butidins
corner OF Main and Mechanic streets until Tuesday
evening, January 81, 1905 eight o'clock. for the
purchase Of all any part Of S0I.aoeoo registered
per cent School Bonds Series OF 1905 Of said city %
81 Geo 80 each except Bond No. 1o7 shall be foT
the sum et Sl5o0oo dated January - Itos' ,ado an
turing nve 20 on first day OF May lsos
tsl bonds annually except that on
the last May IL which the payment IS TO be mace
there VIII be e payment Of 100000.
Interest PAYABLE semi-annually the hrst days OF
MAJ November Principal and interest payable al
the Office Of the City Treasurer.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a ceftlIeu
check incorporated bank or trust company N me
New York $1,000. payable TO the oroer oR
City OF New Rochelle
No bid than par value Of the oonds VIII pe
considered Bidders the printed IoTin Of
proposal furnished by the anlersisned accrued m
terest paid BY the purchaser. and delivery VIII
be made at the once Of the City Treasurer IN Ne"
Rochelle The SIst day Of January, l"os
riEht fs to reject any or al hl1s
New Rochelle Y. Y January ). lSOS
KAMMERMEXER- city clerk
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16

'c-s- spot stes5v prlcss
~ --ls5zg Guit Sales 81 bales soa-hern eTot
se-z wg-e --5=e-sphez follows. Noble Arm 1-l6c
hr1r : 80 sales $50 bales Savannah STEADY, -sc
= -Eae- II1sc. sales 20 bzIes Wilmington steady
- EEte- H. Norfolk firm unchsnEed ( Il I1zc.
E-z-s s-eacy. sc hfgner - 1zc; sales 11o3 bales
L5--e Rock szestv $40 higher II Sic Louis
--s-r c higher I17sc5 sales el5 bales Galveston
~ y hEr=- - 1l7sc; safes. l.5ll baes- New or
tsols-o- 1r-a. -sc hIZ1er 1Ics sales = SO haes
E,ses .o- -r1orrov receipts a. eseing points At
81 Re=E an6 j So hsies last year: AZ Houston frs'
= tv1 nseE against pss bales last week and 2 soi
sEsns- = 3 week and 20 go bales last year
--1n EzrEarcE euecta: Liverpool cables Slcf coJt@I
@ sse = @FfC bales speculation and export ."' bales
1aH ftH" bales receipts - of' i-aits-
-f9 fre upland . sd. futures opened quiet
-as points Fauuarv and January-Februsrys 5h2l@c:
-Lr-aET-2sarch SD EaTch-AIrL and ApTll-Aay.
'ea--G. EaE-Ju-e S2zG. JEne-J Gly. a-fezo. Jult-
rs-7- 5G--45- 4usuEt-Septealfer Q go 7eptt.oet
,t-1F- SD C-toBer es5NeutteT s-1sd NA13elesle-
4szls move owls cloths -cUief and unchangec
.-LLvt X AND MEAE-Flolr l@s cnlfi t'-ta-. U re
80 i1 spring patents and Kansas s'alsnIs A'la 9 9t.g,
- 1Gzs ruled quiet and nchanged ne i9iios ils
prizes ra5teE New YORK FT5duct i-A-
i.rE pate-rs s. winter stfa2nts = s -
winter .stert. s. sos -. spring clears. - 600 - =.
- A1 20 extra No = winter ., .,
% 70 Rf-C5lvFEraT FTsDT-R-&arEet quiet- qu9iei
- god :al s. - choice o. fancy. = -fhs - - -
r5fA&EsEs-Steasy Quoted Kiln Hr.ed, > '-'e :,
s5cfi - ~asFss :5esl 81 Fi.eilh- LIZ l.Li
r gle E7l.rez. K-ez-ern slsrinE SO slan.iaIi ~ -
s = asar o. ses. red doc - -, 81 '--i
0fE Hr@r 50 - luis s-.~ts-' - &c. fl,it
~ k-c0ss3. res doz. SO Lo-ntns ca'l- % '-'@'
IgaiN- u-TfF.T- STsrr. declines occurred IN she
--s-sfisE - fH1 vE.-t and hesrish f"reiel, ~.
- sfnes fr -.cr KcFh 7e4 - tower 'i 4i@' 49,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

ff~.-,ool Ian IS-Clcsing-W steady:
No > rsd Western winter. - lld futures duI Msrcl-
fTs.d- IuisG C0kN-Spof steady. priDs
ruixsd American - 6i-d, 10 Old IS 5-d. futures
.s-laf- Irvr,arv $50. Narc" IS 4ttd PEAS-Cana-
,n steady = D. FI1OyR-Wnrer patents steady, SIS
ftrs-in Is1udoH tf'acac COAST steady t@ssl3 tos
T.p.E-I- Evtra Iu.fia mess 96z 81 POEk-Prims
mess Western strong. 81 HAMS-ShoTt cur. "A -
ID N easy BACuN-Cuuaberland cut 21 % Sd n.
60 axe abort rib - n. weak jas 3D. long
clear rn5des Tight = - n. weak tes 81 10 heavy.
=. a. N, weak A. clear backs. l6 ~ n.
vsas AZ clear bellies Is n. Jls shoulders
ss,uare N 70 Gss 81 LAGD-Pri1uP West
~ fIarc-z 9ui- American reiussl
aule, tss 81 CHFESE canadian finest white.
--ru ess I'd o., ,-,lored dr1- SIS asi fAl.L0W
Prime citv duII - 81 TCEFENTISts-Spri 4u.et
..ss ~ RCSIN-Cossu1o1 Dun ~ PFsTROLEt NJ To-
an.I arm I'D LINsEED on. dun @4s u.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

View YORK January 10 I"Fs
were III cars. 3.3l6 head, IN
l1iC I3 cars for saGghterers and ~ for the market
,rat7e with a single held Monday, - cars I"
@ sold steers were very light supply and steady %
1a- hgher: fat steady and others nrrn choice "a
.,v-s 1-ld 40 firm. medium grades slow bologna
r,yvs ouened full closed easier at the upprl
sold. Common 10 good native steers
soa al 81 25as5 per 100 IN. or extra fTtul'
steers shipped hy Monet q lrey OF taiedohla' oli
cattle sold here Tor se*sFA
months rbev averaged .4J6 l.iAo b anu SOLD at
- Bulls soil. 81 3FdS4 - per iN
~ ,cvs n 81 p00S4 Dressed beef ~ tair det'ah
ana sas5y IAuerpool London cattle ard beef MAJ
t.fs unchanged Exports thls port today ncu1-
q ou.rterz Of thc swift Beef company am
q.n flar;ers for Morris Reef COMPANY All on ths
f.r.art to southa piltun for the LONDON market