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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-09-07
NEWERA FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Nevada School System Now Based
Upon An Up-to-Date Prac-
teal Course of Study

The time has again arrived when tens
Of thousands of youthful Americans
will don their school clothes So
shoulder their k~napsacks filed with
books. and march cheerily on their
journey to the public schools. With
this vast army Of happy. free-spirited
children lies the hope and pride of every
community, of every county, of every
State. of the entire Nation. The free
school is the bulwark Of every free
nation.
About two years ago q vigorous de-
mand for improvement of the school
system in Nevada begun to be felt.
Since then q uniform list of text books
at greatly reduced prices has been
adopted and put into the public schools
of this State. Last year, for the first
time in the history Of Nevada, a Super.
intendent visited each school for the
purpose of inspection aud supervision.
Systems of reports have been devised.
and outlines directing the school work
of each child on a uniform plan have
been put into operation. The Gre
dentials of each teacher have been
closely scrutinized, and the public
schools have been raised to a sub.
stantitial degree of efficiency. The
saving in the cost of text books has been
more than sufficient to pay the cost of
supervision.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-09-07
Blue Ribbon Beer at the Owl.
BARGAINS In LADIES' WAISTS

BARGAINS In LADIES' WAISTS
The One Price Store has q lot Of this
seasons black and white lawn ladies'
waists. also some colored waists, which
will be disposed of at reduced prices.
Waists formerly 81 80, now $3.50;
waists formerly 50. now $1.25; waists
formerly 81 so and $1.25. now Zoe !;
waists formerly 81 and zoo. now SOC.
Advt. MRS. A. FRASER.
Go to the Owl for Blue Ribbon Beers
Location notices and legal blanks for
sale at the SENTINEL Office.
Blue Ribbon Beer at the Owl.
Old newspapers rs cents a hundred at
the SENTINEL Office.
Go to the Owl. They sell Blue Rib
hon beer.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-09-07

Location notices and legal blanks for
sale at the SENTINEL Office.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-09-07
Music and Drawing Now Required

Elementary music and drawing are
required subjects to be taught in all OF
the grades at least one.half hour each
week. English history. algebra and
Latin are omitted entirely from the
common school course and are made
essential parts of the high school work.
The custom of closing school early on
Friday afternoons has been abolished.
Teachers will bs required to teach FIVE
full days each week. legal holidays e
copied. of five and one-half hours, as
provided for in the curse of study.
Failure to do so will be considered o
dereliction of duty for which the salary
| of the teacher may be reduced, aud in
extreme cases. her certificate suspended
by authority of the State Board Of
Education.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-09-07

Go to the Owl for Blue Ribbon Beer. .
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

,Chicago. Dec. e-wheat prices on the local ex-
Grange declined sharply to-day, the July delivery
weak at the lowest point of the dsv with T,,Iv AZ
sse and Nav at 81 o7ss. Corn closed weak ana oats
and provisions steady
The severe sIr1r7o IN What --I-aa ,.,.--,. -.
IN the session, although, with the exce7-fon ~ a
orlef period during the frst hour sentiment IN the
Lit was hear1sh all day. The decline carried pr4ces
down INC to 2Iac from the high points OF the dav
me July delivery. which sustained the greatest
loss. was subjected 70 heavy selling 5rese1Ire
throughout the entire day. the selling being based
on the beartsh showing OF the government report
ISSUED on Monday and on the favorable weather
the fau-sown crop.
decline 81 Minneapolis. Notwithstanding ex-
eIaeiy sTfaII receipts in the Northwest also had
1lIeSs4Hg erect on the local market, as did de-
clnes al nearly all the principal European grain
centres. Tiers was buying by the leading
oOls early in the day, which caused moderate
nrrlness for short time but later these interests
became free sellers. From s. Oaas the Nav on+fo1
declined to g 07ss while July dropnes rro1, = o17L
70 Ssosc- At the close all deliveries were at the
bottom price C1eaTances Of wheat and -four we're
equaI TO $4,000 bushels Primary receipts were
o+4VV0 bushels. compared with I02 900 bushels the
- espcilulng g cay e year ago. Minneapolis, Du-
iuIh and Chicago reported -eCeiprs of 9z5 cars
---H' o. cars last week and 653 a year ago.
- - vas OeaT1shly affected by the slump in
W'eat and by renewed Liquidation Of the Decena-
@ tTy- s-e--HeTy- AS result Of the selling pressure
On ne Lecel1lber option the price Of that delivery
oecined rs from the high point OF the day The
pront taking n the current month was based on
increased offerings from the co1,n+r, crr-I~raT
favorable weather for the movement and a slacl
eIHplng demand. The distant deliveries displayed
H1oGerate H-Inness early IN the day but later weak
e--eu- Al the sample tables prices were &c TO &C
higher. The market closed weak at the low, Doir+
Flnat quotations on May at SIC 70 621sc and
ol Dece1IlDer 5oSsc- Local receipts were 2S4 cars
with p OF contract grade.
SAts were nTzn al day, despite the weakness Of
OIAeF gram Demand was active and general
The bulLish situation in regard 10 the caS6 go
was me CHIEF influence Receipts were small
s---ppL1g demand brisk and prices at the san7DIe
sos ~ nc 70 &c The close firm, with
Prices 9c lower 70 &c higher with December 5ol1c
ana May bSc TO 621sc. Local receipts were 81
cars. "0-0 o
Provisions were duh and steady. There was some
se-ing by Western packers but offerings were nor
50 -se- Al tAe close prices 5c 70 TIC 10 1Go
-sllEated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 70
cars corn, SIS cars; oats s. cars: hogs q ga hgaS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
LIVESTOCK MARkET.

,- -. New YORK OecsH,ssr 9. 1908
elu5ng p for augh:eEsrs,ad I9 tor ne market
higher: bulls were rated strong with 70 Fat bulls
orersd cows weTs 10 2 l5e higher. e ysTds we're
s. 25 s. 90 per 100 H. win really prime eagi9s
sor common medium grades; cows a. 81 80 So IS
ar - I0c per FOR common 70 choice native sides.
days Loaloa and Livsrpooi cables Quoted I'VE cattle
selling at higher prices or az - 70 per p dressea
Lhan 12cS ret-tgsrator 5eet steady and sel.az go az
divided the swift Beef Company aaL ia Nor-
b s9.z p s. S6 r go 5o n 10 H E90'qs en- ss s. ar IS 1872 s
78s5 81 H. a. IS 5s DO 1857 H. al IS go, do 1920 H.
81 IS %: % Virginia Steers and hefsrs 1881 h. Al
Newton 8 CO. 4 Kentucky steers 1857 h. 50 80;
s Sanders; IS COWS. 9C1 b. 81 so. DO. ses lo.
curtis son; 20" oEsn 4 1s46 n n At 81 s. 70 {@6 d. O.
At SO 80. / DO SEQ 10, at IS do T30 So.
1000 ID. at So % So DO $50 b At So DO. $50 p a;
90 7so ID az 81 80: Il DO 7ss Ib al 81 so
do $50 t. %Fst at s. cows $50 S al Sa So DO go -
81 -: do, 7s1 II. At 9 30 -
at 81 So ! do. SO I5. a; 81 50
George & T. s Diienback steer. $50 ID at 81 IS:
8aa-e1 w. Mullen: > cows -ss b. At s17B
f i. Hollis: l COW. go II. at s.: CO. SEQ u.
MiLCSn COws-Receipts 1o5 head. including %
FOR market Prices were strong for good snd
calves n some cases thrown IN with ths
Sales. ! curti, Son: Is fresh COWS. at s2sGses
TfTss. COW: aae ea3ys' y 5:ss at s'S7'5o g, ,. mar.
sv. ss wen aaaa6d md f f0Bs0@ sB toc and STes i % @
selling at an advance sc sstera calves o,srt
pens promptly cleared common TO prime
ysns sold sg a. 5s 5s 90 per Pg "a 1Ive s n a. Ser
city veas and 6Gl5e f7r -ousty dressed
At $40 20 per 100 n: IS 60 n $40; ~ IT =
gsrs "a q csivez 2s5 o at s. Is do ls7 b at s.
y G curtis & son; 10 ysass u, y n SIC 90 %.
So 80, II co 12s n At 50 e az n a. $ %. d.
II do e9 y at s5 10 sg!ls 12s n AZ IS 10 saaysri
calves 22G r, at q g 10; DO - = At s.
" r Hume: % vea.s l46 n 80: 10 DO rs ..
= H Hollis. 1a veals I4s u at SO 50. 90. IA ..
Andrew Mullen. vsas l52 u at SO so 10 Do 40 =
50 IS do, l42 70. al 81 50. do. l56 u IS So
GeorEs : L 5 Dnsnbaek; 1s veal. I2s p. at SO 50;
John Ducey: 10 veals 162 n SO So DO rs n
Judd @: - vs..a ~ - 50 so; DO. 90 d 4,
50 sn5PyIrS and SaIy,s B p e. s. 80 %.
os-S head including j. ears tr sauE1tereEs and "a for
ai % t e. s5d shee r oe-o % IN af9 t IT ] "a e
steady Lambs. on moderate receipts. were drm a
the scales Common 70 prime sheep sold at s. IS
asa 50 per 109 p small bunch OF selected DO az s. 5
& IS; ehciee s. 4oaS7 So cuils al sSssS
drS S' ssid but selling ratSeT i siSg at ioeI2sc
salssJ- O. Curtis q son state lambs s5 n average
al s. S. R Is do II n at iS s. IS p a. % IS aGl AZ 81 a. sS = d. H.
40 90 Do ao S r. a, s 5S = sals @ s 50 80 r. At s 3 o. q n
al & Tss O. DO So n at 50 rs 81 vermont sheep I6i
50 -; 80 state Gull sheep 62 -. 81
u Gun sheep. 81 10 at 81 So DO 70 n 81 IS q DO 81
s. sandsr.: eos stats lambs. a. p, 81; lO5 do
W r H1in' las STATE lambs 81 "a To- al 81 Ts' IS IS
% I6. IS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
OTHER mARkETssY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec s-CATTLE-Rsceipts tsstirazteil 3 go
market l5c - 1FgSsi c1Es
s9ES5 hetc-rs. s. 5cllS4 60 bulls s. I5cSC4 50
s. =. and feeders, s. sc s. .
ECGS-Recst7ts (ss-tacscJ. 10000 5eaci E-ket strong
higher s-l1p-gs s. s5sS 30 5Ichers
g S5S5 so, Ls1t mixed s. 25S5 - --5ce lEnr = 90
s. packing s. 5OS5 70; &4SSS l5 51k 9t saes
strong WITH choice lzos &c higher 51eep 80
s. 2g- lambs ks Z5sS7 10. earrings. 81 = 1S6 Sc
Cincinnati. Dec. G--EoGS-Receipts 800 asacs ma
steady: butchers shippers. IS s0s5 s. Common
5CES4 CATTLE-RecetPrs, Loe0 head 1a-seJ s-SE
and 10C15c lover cz1r good Eh1rperA 81 I5GSS
common SEIEE<PRscstpts. 500 head Uz-Ssc
and tGG15o 8 2sS+ la1nhs g1isr a1t 1o9
East BurTzIo, Dec. s-CATTL LE-RecsfVr1. - had
market steady: prime s5 259S5 30 VEALS-e-
ceurs 200 had; active and s-saty aOCzSEe-
ce1ts 85O0 head: active and secy heavy - %
GS5: Torks-s 25GS5 IS lO6s5 % s-agA-
s4Es4 s0- tal-tss IS 4GlES5 .. sEEEP AND LAAEs[-
Fscsiptz 500 head market slow and over lambs SO
81 55. yea-ing4 g I5gs5 wstssrz s. SSS: ewes - .
GS- SO. sheep. mixed s. 59fS4 % -. -
kansas city. Dec 9--CA-TLsz5-7sceiDts 5000 h>11
c1cf-e sx-orr dressed beeS s-sers SSl 90 ar g
eoo4 s4FSS 90 So SS5 40 scocksrs and
feeders SS1S5 Southern g +1S5 90 souJ sra
cows. 81 4OGS4. native s. 155S5 1a-l-e Ess-s
e 25Ts5 bulls calves 81 5oTs6 . Eof+
0c0 head: market 51-1c higher close1
vvsak TOP TO buIE q szlss g faeSs 20 Eeavy
y packers s. 55S7 To- 1Eac- s5SS 90
shee, 1E-e-- 15F-5C hiZrer tp 7r65 - %
fauSs sS JE<s T5- and yea-it-Es s+tS5 Wesrs-n
ysa--Es 7sS5 =. Western sheep. s. T5s4 .; stock
and feeders. 81 T5leSs 81 - -. .
Toledo. Dec G.--CLCT T2z}SEE-Lecs-11sr %
March So 57-z October Sc 20 ALSIKEPr--1e s. 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

COTTOS-The cotton market had very snip az az
vance following publication OF the goTernIen ep
estimate which evidently Atlle under e2le ts0s
ss 10 lis showing. The report placed the yelc az
u aO OQO bales 500 p weight. excAl-E
buII.sh view figure IEafr MAKING 49,
ancs Ter the difference weight between 1he oaIs -
government OF the CON eaercla-
bale received so which IS aool % @
including Inrsrs was uIloeF -
bales some the large short interests
uneasiness. Notwithstanding l-s
report. figures were crit
clsed by some local traders the ground tHal - e
f,r5er vie suggested by t1s movement anu -
census figures published, and that coeee n -e
would be by the next report OF nc C-S
f-treac due December II The 11aTher ~as e- .s
T1se--ad publication Of the report me
--enirr vas II5 points lower and at one time curing
morning prices showed a net ioss OF 90
I.I5atou bear pTesSdre As
fSe ror Tor the report approached there was rty =
figures OF night anl INN 1laei
80 the sgu-es announced the mar rAet
shorts local DUH suplt E--
Southern buying orders The close vas sI Ot - -
Doilts Caolss f"tsiFNt- -t'Ls
S;aroI before r1s government figures were Ftoshed
sssd nat tie looking t1- about l''' o-eS
T-r--r1ares for ro-pCrrcTs receipts were --slleT.
me range prices IN the local market % ny
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ney York. DeceInber 3. l9Oo
cOFFEE-The coffee market vas quiet but but @% Hlead{
with the market closing uI--la4-seA 10 .
points higher. Sales reported OF $500 bags OWs
10 the holiday there cables ron te 81 azIaA
European STEADY slo"lIls
however, and the advance The was prop
ably IN sympathy with the apTo YeIent
Of partial = franc Il the French market rcess as
patches RE stated that President PeLa Wol1 sn
the federal guarantee Of the Vaccination loan IoF
coo to-day, Il -enty expected tas an o.
fetal nIEOUlCenent fOtaCl OF the Osn would oe
forthcoming future Il there IS any under
between the banking interests who aT5 under
writing the and the Brazilian government ElLa
marketing under II does not
be generally known IN Local trace c4F-eS
circulating 70 the sIIsct
a marketed certain Intervals
depending the market price anu te
demand. The market for spot coEee was quiet
win quotations 1onnay the basis Of enc 1or Rio
No :.
The range prices II the local market today
Is
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

9 yudd & Co.t SO state lambs . p az = SsAts
.raA- I84 b. az 90 90. 100 d. a. -
f-a5--s ! 6 DlTenback- q sr1rs arz1os - D -
81 DO 81 ID. IS 20. y STATE sass7 % 70 AZ
- go -. ., ~. -. e 81
I OHIO sheep. I20 .. ~ - % ,,
q 4 Hollis u staus ta-1az 20 p a. g u e1A
sheep. I0- Ii. az s. so .--,-.
HOGS-ReceiDts were IT cz-z - IT hsac. i1olad-
t-- zr0-- 400 Prices appeared % -
.+ssv ant good medium heavy hogs sold a - 7es
T00 Ib Country dressed hogs wers fairy stealy AZ
-1s~ ID sor -1e1fur1 light wsfg1rz-
sales-J G.. Curtis a son state hoss. SO p
ID u %. I-- ID az 80 = 40
TsT D. 80. ro1gas. 20 b, a. So boar 40 =
-@-f7 q shannon Tate v-scsrtay}- 50 ohio hogs
z75 10 a. ss ! ro1gh. $50 h. ar 50; Z STAG 40 r.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

The local market for spot cotton vas sls- 1l IN IN
Tiddftng GuIf sales. $50 bales southern spot mar
lower at iI-i8c 100 bales. sayaIah d u &c
80 a. SIC. sales $50 bales; Baltimore 1ozaal
uncAa9gec az &c -oa9 So e ~oI,g 51lsr gnchansed
a. 9Lsc: Little Rock steady u1ohaEgec Al c, "a
orleans steady. l-I6o higher at 18-i6e: sae9 2o5c
ton quiet unchanged sssc. Memphis steady. l-l5e
hlgaeF AZ 81 20 sales 600 bales Estimated
eeiPts at Leading points f9T ~ s5i las - s9d
1913 year: Galrsst9n ZI9o2 70 so,ooJ o9-es
Ne7v Orleans 5000 5000 bales agaiasts 2o5+5 last
Gottoa EEoaangs sPseaI LverPoo cables: s7ot cot
ton easier sales o Sgoo =s "a 60a al 4-,s-can
points l5wer on near and points Ger on qStaas LIS
Fs6rsr 463 ID. February March. March
april ADr.l-4sy Ma 5s Ins 1 .erBer SD sePtea
BAR Seraary 245c
''iShS FIorR e. I'D sour market Outlines
s8 rodsy w 4vere IN spring bakers Prices nom
scattered trade Buckwheat Sour neglected being hard
sell al any price The -2-.e%lne are IFi gIJs1
* % sc 30. winter stra!ghts, 81 609s+ So winter
S5 7Tt,ier Sc Is s. extra winter 81 3" aS3 20
BTCKWlEAT FLO AaTs-t -t = 5g
81 90 nonna per 1U9 = - ao choice 10 fs1c s. s55
and v.iioTv 81 S 81 oo coarse s. 5o9s1 So FEED
western hrrner; city frrn- quoted Western spring;
s24 standard uiddling 81 70 four % US rs9 %
sacks uidtlins. 81 81 fs29 red COS $50 al De-
GRAfN"wHEAT-A violent break IN the lsst hour,
which many connected in with the principal
interest Chicago was the feature IN wheat TO-
d. -, Sa }av " IL To &c per 6uslel IN The local
late curb 70 81 l24 for May o!.owsd 5y sub
ater tne regular close this report aIpeatSd
sat,ng condition OF 10 ans area q s5oo!o acres
area OF 21350O0 acres On the idea that me bull
forces weakened however or a ieest We're not so
easily able 20 hold the market a.
o bscaS. tl-ed ana threw over theiT vhea- News
9% the dav was generally agains and there
heavy selling Of July on he more tayoTqs est
able news both india and the Argentine as vel
nc al Budapest, making Sc decline IN the last three
belt are Al present well protected bv Tbs chief
1ed gntayora5+e Ps ssass - OF 90 900 fushsis al Mn
irei to prominent railroad president 70 the effect
LAD been moved out leaving very little back farm
hands and i Lnaf ~hea az tss dav Fers s14 cars and
3gfS sTpected only IS cars On day Winnipeg
had 400 cars all Western points the arriye.s were
ga 600 bushels 80 perez ,i IN 80 i+ = nj
lower Nothing vas repoTred for export as PT1ogs are
staJe @ req he To1ern5ent aFures IN December -
Trb. local cash market was quoted as ,oLcws: No ?
30 northern Duluth % g v IL a4a - hS5.
quarters that sold Tuesday. later months we're
fairy Ven SUSTAINED in view Or the wheat 5eaynssa
buyers Of 9te n2aJs 81. bt T9 n t6 st forty
eight ana check IeceiIts atsoug a. I. R eit T
1ais while ass were expected az chicago on
prtnaTT receipts 72a 600 bushels against eso 600
bushels sa5L SI for neTT in elevator "a arrive
qI33 qI3tsa ea - = afoat new and old OATs-Thers
ana oc IN oats ali DAY with commission houses
and cash inierests buying the strong cash situation
49Ss[Af ss but ths market higher pOH
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10

METALs-TIa-Thsrs was q sharp advance IN the
a E132 futures f1sA Locally the market was
vanced in London to f8a e Sd for spot ana 96s 15s
% Tor futures Locally the MARKET was reported weak
at 149I425e. and osstins at 1887 y Q 1A12lsc LEAD
weak at 2234 q 4271tc sPELTER was lower at f21
at 65I5o TP6SLr5s Fnxllsb G raarlet was lover
with Standard foundry quoted as I'd and Cleveland
with No fo9adry Sorhe2a quoted at SIC 70 s17 %
ExShanEs SHOVE better iSqulry t6iay. t8ere Being
quoted as foIlo%a S8ns casa I5ss - 6eceBe SIS
s5s s5; January. FeBEeaTy ana March, 'le Is 8s17
AoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-T6e market for syrups
fact that rehners did put any lots the
light output Of syrGps- Molasses steady frIn
F5IIo q 2209ps 2Ys 6rse0H ions
mon I69 1ge; fair. 19922et good p 2sc' prime q
S9E15noa is !7c: 5ar l6 2oc good 1Ss22c' prime
Ous-Cottonseed oil shade lower early in
the day but hrned Up IN the afternoon on the oush
g3s%ci 400 March, 629g 3oc; 500 May 541 8543c
Rensd sPosu o. at $500 $500 FOR SSa at at Ts Tor
SaiE 5c Phliadepbia a95c bulk 485a rsdaed cases
New York. bbs 10c; bulk 55Oc: Philadelphia csc
69lk S40ei Saer whtg cases New York 24oo' Phil-
291s soc; prime yellow spot So Z 9384c; De
z g@S & ~ aaSy' m az % = q EenrqaTy
5549 SOC OF summer yeow December, 81 $3.50;
64I1o; prime winter yellow, Az 46c. LINSEED
nav = 9sc: caicgtfa raw 7oG IARD ofI' 7s se
Buying for eoE1I1issiQn houses and
provisions steady tone all day, Independent OF the
410oo expected on Thursday Kansas city had II 600;
s5sad a0t.d sis 35 nGSs AMY ss9
@ Ness Th2T s SIS s5 ;5 i9 I 90 8gofe5 5e
Quiet Quoted: s2o9s2s DREssED aoGs-gteady.
Quoted; BaS2ns Sc $50 III Sc; iso lb s%o; 40 lb,
IS e% g9Iso. Picked hams easy. quoted: e5ss4o,
LARD-stsa5y- Quoted: Aiddie western 50 o 3 doc
steady. Quoted: South America 10 soc; Continent
SIC; Brazil kegs, 12c. CO1CPOUND-stead quoted:
e& 9T5sc sTEARINE-steady. quoted: Olso. 100;
e at fu but ncaFed prizes a0tat6aa 6Ra i6v fi15Ty
SesTeenLngs p a AS or3i2ary. 81 Q 90: fair ~ a
5S S8e}4c Patna and slams. 5Ssso; Raasoo1. GasSaS2
sgGARTas ;.5 ms5set r, FOR TsFasl sugar u and
at @ ss. i'is per '9s cent osh s6ooa5 95h5e
70 s ne are 5st prices subject to
cash, seven days cr!s.ai d05n9os, 715si Eagle tab
5l5c: cubes Eagle 5I6 bass powdered and Eage con-
PordoTed coarse poTere6 ana mi D9dsrsd 1853 s9o
R r C az a. me- S }S sue -age
36lb bags 90 505c; 5-I6 0ags DO Sci 10-l6 bags Do.
ard granulated and diamond A SOC; confectioners
No j. 445o No 8 44oc: No Z 85o: 30 s. 4a6c No o
4c: Nos a X and Ia sa5c rt local 29e-sS 80 70 ~
raw sugar vas soft as prices seem to be tsndnE n
q5as suss. s5 90 69r -. Janqa5y ps3s on TIE basis q
rot taEen The ay pad pr!oes ho7vevsr ~ were 1-
changed named toII5ws: Centrifugal. % test
I5eoT-So - tst $50 anG Llolasses sugar SO
At arzt quoted unGhaRgsd to 81 lower wtth DecenbeT
closed With further loss December being Quoted az
9f the esy sstscaI % Doton % 5f 5gaF ne at tss 99
.niteG states pogts as asae ~ W,s;t Gray vas
week 70 sGS last year and Teso vvo years ego Melt
vous week, 80 900 a year ago and 81 600 two years
week ago. I541oe IN 1907 and $50 54s In 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
EuRoPEAN PRopucE mARkEr.

Ifvsr1oci. Dec 9.-Cosfng: WEEA--Spoc scsasfyI
No rst western wi-.e--s 115z1 Eg-u-ss !uisti
Z-7a-ca1 mixed new GaIvesto1I steady 81 81
F-,tu-es auie-- January. s. a. Na-c5 $ 49,
ents I'm SOS HOPS n Lon1C1 tPsci1c -oastl a-r1
. ss7 REEE-Ex--a india steady LL5A
POE-Prrs mess. ZTesrs-1- 7r-s- ,ss $50 q 4A1s 5s
Is7f cut % 20 30 D. dulL As short -5 Il % p p
5L ass. long clear --ttl-es. Egh-. 2S % 3 p c1-
-fsa- r-flf-ss heav~ 35 lc. lu-L
shor- clear backz Il to % b cut=r ass clear bellies
-. a--l. F-s SE1DCLLi II 20 =
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-10
ST. 100000
WESTMINSTER COUNTY, u. Y.
BONDS FOR SALE

Sealed bids win be received by th9 Sron1
Valley Sewer Commission AZ their once. No.
Grand Street. In the village Of White PLatns-
y. Y, until o'clock ? n on me
5th day OF January 1903
for the purchase OT one Million Two Hundred
and Fifty Thousand (s1.250. .00O) Dollars West
chester County bonds, known as Ils SanlLAIJ
Sewer District bonds Cf the County OF vest
chester which bonds are issued pursuant % @ Us
rrovfsfous OF Chapter 645 OF the Laws Of 1898.
as amended by Chapter I47 of the Laws OF -syt-
The said bonds mature and ars payable AZ tHa
Mechanics National Bank OF tne city or New
York IN the City and state ot New YORK -
follows. twenty-five THOUSAND t$25.O0O) Dol
lars on January 1. 1893. and Twenty-dV 1no1-
sand (S25 000) Dollars on the drsL Gay OF Ss1l1-
az Of each succeeding year 70 and including ths
said bonds are in form coupon bonds. but WITH
privilege OF registration are exempt from Al
taxation and bear interest at the rate or
-Four Per Cent 40 Per Annun
from the first day OF January, 1s1s payaois
serni-annuaIIy on the first day of u January % 1n4
TT5Iv ~ Zach wear at the Mechanics National
Bank OF the city OF New York N the cry and
State OF New York
One Thousand $1,000 Dollars each- Bids WI
be received for part or the whole OF salc oorls-
All bids must be enclosed IN sealed snVe4opeS
and endorsed Bids for the FurcLass OF ---A
csavrA- District Bonds OS the County CI " est-
chester" and delivered 70 the Bron1 EA-ley
sewer Commission at It's Office No t1r1ao
Street White Plains, y Y on OF DsLo.s
o,cIocL, y m. on the 5th day OF January 1903.
The Commission reserves tns rl9AL 70 E711~-
any and all bids Each o'c 1-ust % Icon -.
ua1Ied by q certified cceck on 8 oallA Of - -
r0r10arv Sor five per cent f51o} or t1e amount
OF the par value Of the bonds bid for 1nS Sue
cessfuI bidder must pay fC- bonds On JAe t -SLH
5sv % January 1909, ar 10 o'clock q Il az tns
o4ioa o% the County Treasurer White Pains,
\ 7. az which time SAID bonds WI 5e rea@1y IN
delivery.
WILLIAM ARCHER
JOHN z. A(DRCS,
JOHN 7 BROWN.
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