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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11
Two, New Bulletins Out.

The experiment station has issued
two new bulletins by J. H. Stewart
and B Fl. Hite. One is entitled
Commercial Fertilizers" and the
other Experiments With Fertilizers
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11
Snap Shots


Lettuce is up.
An ideal spring day.
More new pavements.
Radishes are roofing.
i
Grass is growing rapidly.
Early shrubbery in bloom.
The peach blossoms are open.
Bright and warm the saa shines to-
Many complained Of that tired feel
ing on Sunday.
The lawns in their new spring garb
are looking pretty.
The moving is done, srt not every
thing in place as yet
The amtos are, being brought out of
winter quarters and started ON the.
road.
ResdssRts of our city az we'll as;
candidates for Office, should ne look
ing after. their fences
Now that ynir nefghbox has made
garden keep his good will by seeping
your chickens at home.
Don't shed your heavy underwear
yet. Son will likely still have need of
it to Keep yourself comfortable.
day.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11
DlsTILLGRY CLOSES DOWN
gssannisvihe Plant stops Operations
For the Summer

The Hannis Distilling Co. closed
down Friday for the summer, expect
ing to start up again about the first
a.of September. The winter run was
very successful.
The company has nearly 10000 bar
Gels Of whiskey in the bonded ware
houses here, so that the supply of the
6anrsoas home product will not soon
he ezb austed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

Rev. A. c. Sechrist, pastor of the
United Brethren church at Inwood.
win move to Cumberland this week to
which place he was recently appoint
ed by conference.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

There are about 80 boats on the c.
& o. canal at Sharpsburg ready to
leave. The boats will be sent in
punches of eight and ten. The first
.6oats eft yesterday.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11
AN APRIL BRIDE
A MarIowe Couple Married Saturday
Evening.

Miss Eva Davis Pearrell, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, John Pearrell, and
Mr. John d. Lands, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Lands, all of Marlowe,
were married Saturday evening at the
brides home.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11
A. PECK or BULLETS,


Asl Gesnge w. Van Metre, this city.
finished to-day cutting down about
tAirty big trees in a grove on his farm
south of town. Some of them were.
go years old as Indicated by the,
rings.
There must have been q fight down
there during the civil was as Mr. Van
Metre obtained half peek of bullets
from the trees
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

1t is estimatesiy that South Africa
furnishes about SO per cent Of the
worlds timber supply.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

A foggy day In, London means that
tine residents are compelled to- rum up
gas bin of from $50, 900 to $75, 600.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

40 very good horse can lin 10 hours
go so miles if the vehicle. is iigfah and
the turnpike gooE
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

The art of glove cutting requires
great skill, and i'm France some of the
best workmen are paid 500 week
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

Thes Tartar lacy, uses n slice oil
onion to perfume. herself
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

EaAy Leads the nations afG the msrId
in the m5tter Of tnsaterss.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

The London street merchants are
cut OF business ON foggy day, and
their lost business amounts to $751;
600.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS

Eaay Leads the nations oil the uwId
in the nn1tter Of tnaaterss
Thfs Tartar lacy, uses q. slice OF
onion to- perfume herself
40 very good horse can lin TO hours
go so miles If the vehicle. is ii.gsad and
the turnpike gooaE'
IT is estimatessy that South Africa
furnishes about SO per cent Of the
worlds timber supply.
A foggy day In London means that
tine residents are compeIlef to- rum up
a gas bin of from $50 600 to $4,000.
The art of glove cutting requires
great skill, and i'm France some of the
lest workmen are paid $500 a week.
The London street merchants are
cut OF business ON q foggy day, and
their lost business amounts to $751;
600.
More than t30, 0Oo, 900 pounds of tai
low are usef every year in the manu-
facture of candles in the United
States,
The German devotees of the chase
pay, in round figures, $1.500,000 an
nually into the state treasures for
hunting licenses
The barber shops in Fall Village
and Ashley Falls, CT, have been
closed for lack of patronage, as all
the men are growing boards.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

Don't shed your heavy underwear
yet, So9 will likely still have need of
it to Keep yourseIf comfortable.
day.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

More than 100, 900 900 pounds of tai
low are used every year in the manu-
facture of candles in the United
States,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

Now that ynir neighbor has made
garden keep his good will by keeping
your chickens at home.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

The German devotees of the chas'
pay, in round figures, $1,000, 900 an
nually into the state treasures fo'
hunting licenses
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-04-11

The barber shops in Fall Village
and Ashley Falls Ct, have been
closed for lack of patronage. as ALI
the men are growing boards.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
Lac a. poor aar. rsces1 Is; DC eull. zoe: oUIS-

ss T5 DO poor dart I5c s. -; do eulis Soe' SO4'
GAME-saS6ts only nodsras.ly .ctiys o,asr @ s1. Es.s
eG&I efnsIfy per rlGS do4e@ ss PARTRaE pair
ssr 81 eH9Sss 8 e Ps RasR Rs5 TE per Soss IS
eeaeHEs e64.H gs % aG1sR 6e D. dos:
WILD DUCKS. canvas. per pair s2gs2 80; 90 e1s sea
4see' To- do tsa G oae~ias 10 90
sog sc; RAaBITs prime large dry pc, PAR. s0''
40 PoTAToEs GsH sOi AND % REGETaBf .e.,x:
Sosstos :ssad sss,e ssay "a 'slss ss
cueunbsrs in iisht supply Celery csaiino~srss s
IN demand EssRants dull I1'fsa ,.d. 1'ny ,,S fHa
Peas largely string beans arm and oes.SiSna s
spinach steady other vsseaees as quoted We sa'ss 70
90 per bag 81 sasa as do STATE, iss = 81 z
sa sFssg s per pc lS8F S6i or 1ssas sas s sSssa
bag 81 1oas2 20 SWEET POTATOES sogthseE1 .ssS sss
p ss = 81 % 5'qs2 s2 80 aSs a2 s Gs E. sRUssE ss
Rors 5 aE Tas5sd per ' b6 75ces1 do unshsd POI q
bag 55a75c: CABBAGEs state per On ss S-3 eS
sias1 a DO red per a5@si 90 cGgSssEgss y so
Florida per basket s2SS3: Celery. per dozen :saks
III 5g4f s s.s &C. - SgS et sos raf IS oR
ket 25SOc; DGGPLAN-Ts Jersey per S 92 sas5 81 10
per box s2axs HORSERADIsH per io9 70 u S"r oo ~
PeT stra8 % 5oes1 % nssrby per bbi Sos1 Is o. No
to.k bat1ors and 2,Ssi ~ 40 rer box 25975c LIMA
BEASs gotato per oasss - Sss $50 So 20 Dsr Sas
I5efs1 IS MUSHROOMS hatsogse o.ESs per 70 couSecS
and Eastern wh!te per Dbl 81 5ges2 So 90 ysfgH
do ed 50IS1 10 do state al1
white per crate s19sf 30; 90 yellow per f+n oas -
bag 81 25Gs1 do Ioore bag sls u dS s5s1 ~
do Long Island and Jersey yellow. per Dbl 81 -
DO red 81 a5GSI g.; PEAS VtrE1nia per --1.,f
80 20. PFPPTRa rer large bbl T5cdfI %; 20 per
bb 5OcaS 20: PARsNTPS per bbl 5Ioc = ~ 20 ,ss,
per bbI 50a7Jc: ROMATNE New Orleans per oo = ~
So do state. per basket 50cGsi: RADIsEtEs NorVa
basl,et 25FP56-.. STRING BEANS. virginia
2cGsi: do Charleston basket 2oce&l - 90
do Florida basket t0cAISi
sBT1a "a N.or9oi,, oer bbi Bocx1: BaItinore So
nc. DO state per basket 25935c: se9IAst4
- MI 50GTsci do marrow 40deOc: TURNIPS CanaaS
rutabaga per bb s0c9s1 do Other rItaoaga Tor
~ 30 I5e6S1- do white per bbl 5OG7bc; TOM AIOs
I-se rr Roy 5cTsI %: do California. yer Tat oo1.
S19sf q; DO hothouse per 70 sl5c; WATEIRCEsESS per
100 punches. 81 25G<1 so
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Nsr YORK. November !. 4

New York November :, 1903
BEEVEsReceipts 50 cas-. or Lz4o @ hsae, 800, o.
cIuding 81 cars for saughterers direct ca iI
alive and car for market No tracing n HHs H.5
tie Tbs feeling was steady for all grades Oressea
beef IN and firm CRY dFeHsec
sides sold a. ~ -alO5kc per Texan beef a
Shtprents from this port to-day included 90 90
761 the nesaDa % L1oldSu-
quarters OF beef in the York for tas sae HAEA7
65O quarters in, the Cedric to Liverpool =, -
butchers and SO for The western caIEeS
heId over Yesterday not CHANGED hands -
ports The offered today sold a. 20 -
TO1 N. Indiana ye5 s. 25 CITY dressed v~Ls
were quoted steady sg14c n country dressed -
ge.r,srrs Commission Co: IS indiana veals, iIs n
average at S. sc per 100 y; Is Indiana fed CAVES -
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Receipts we're 81 cars or
: rsad Including for ElaughIerers aEc IT
the market Sheep steady and gOod sneep n -
sa-Iy clearance Of Common 70 prime sleeP
sod ar s. T4g7s4 25 per cuus Al q % a Le7
vearIinzs at IS: fair prime lambs az soeSo
cs~ ~ state lambs choicel al So 60: cus az y os
dressed mutton steady at 5QS 2c. with feW weles
selling &c dressed lambs firm al sg44ci mug 14=sS
sold to I+Rc- - -,,--,, y.-,hs
SaIes-Kerris Commission Co 90 Pennsylvania i@5l =
= - average al SO 100 To; - Indiana co = -
at S8 50. 24O Buffalo 81 n. AZ So l4s 60 81 10
So vaarIings Al Perlsy lvaIla sneep.
n at 81 so: do 70 50; SO Indiana Do, Us ID
at s. .: - 115 y, at s. % .. - - H. "a
Sanders 203 state lambs, 60 n a. 80 30 ~ 90 %
n az Sc I2l: Is cIls. A D. az 3 9t ~ std 177V'
100 b al q % Is sheep and Gull lambs, 45 p AZ -
3 Judd & Co: las state lambs % n II 30 - ~1
Totfn l. Ohio lambs, q ID a 90 ~ -O-
()hfo sheep - 10 al 50 81 culls 81 n a. 3
Mcpherson Co: Is Kentucky lambs "a To- q 60 %
Kentucky 81 10. al - %
HOGS-Receipts were II cars, or 1,944 head az tor
sEaughterers N0ninaily steady on 5IILato 1s-''-S7
Country dressed hogs were SLOW al I7sGo7ac per D.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
cncAco eRAIN ANp PROVISIONS.

Chicago Nov Fears that the entire winter
wheat crop has been seriously damaged BY drouth
wheat prices on the local exchange to-day ana
4nal quotations showed net gains or l1sc 70 L7s~
Corn oats and provisions were also strong Anxiety
among wheat traders concerning tEe ne" SOU 80 80
1ras aroused By the Ohio State report which was
made public yesterday. and which showed d serious
deterioration IN the GROWING crop N 80 : -
owing to lack OF moisture A local crop expert II
report published to-day maintained that the re-
mort IS only a fore-unner Of many similar pro-
--7oTrcar7entz and that the December government
reuort would show that new soWn wheat IN Lhd--
- SricEfgan Illinois Tennessee and Kentucky is
in the poorest condition recorded In many years
II was also claimed that the condition OF the crop
in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma would De loLIl
10 b. very low AS result Of these adVlces anu
owing 10 sharp advances at the principal EuTopeail
grain centres demand for wheat mere was uIse'I
all day and prices advanced steadlIF throusAol-I -
entire session Demand for cash wfleat mere Slloe-
some irnprov eEnent and prices were trine hisner
for the. best grades, while low grades We're rather
weak. Minneapolis also reported good deI'iila III
the cash grain The market closed strong al al
most the best prices Of the day with Lecetiner az
81 0las and May at 81 % CleaTshces or wheat ana
four were equal 10 506.0o0 bushels Primary re-
CENTS were II49Q00 bushels compared win o09--
coo bushels the corresponding day year ago
MINNEAPOLIS. Duluth and Chicago reported receipNS
Of SCI cars against 5O4 cars last week and 4Sf c9
f.ocaI bulls were active bidders for corn to-day.
and as a result the market was firm al day Inc
z-lug was based chiefly the continued snlaA re-
CENTS despite the favorable conditions Tor tLe
movement OF the crop Advices from the col1n-
trv stated that farmers were not willing 10 sell
their corn ct present prices. The advance in wheat
also inspired some demand The market closed
strong with prices UP &c to lec 10 sc. WIN Le-
oa71ber NJ 6Is4c 10 5I7sc and May az &C 10 b-7sc
almost the high point for the season Loc@.l re-
CENTS were IS cars with two OF contract grade
oats were firm tair demand by cash houses
7ra volume Of trade. however, not large CaSh
o, ts were in good demand and prices were steacy
10 l.c higher The strength Of wheat and corn ~tz
ore ~ the chief buIish influences The market
closed firm with prices 1.c To 81 higher FlLii
,Trlotstions on December were at 4sisc 70 4s9sc
rar- rs4I
IS -
Provisions derived moderate trTnness from tie
strength OF grain shorts being buyers auTlhs me
entire session The bulk OF trade was II larU me
. close ,E,ls firm al gains Of 2lec 70 sc 10 l0c-
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat = cars
corn. $50 cars: oats. l2o cars hogst Ss'0Oe hs@1
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Ine volume of business the Consolidated Stock
Exchange was the heaviest since May 25 last, when
l5--Bso shares were dealt IL I Z day OF e1-
element with the feature heavy buying orders rep
resenting the outside public The food Of commits
sion house business which cane the floor tbs
op4ning resulted IL many OF the prominent stocks
selling decidedly above the New York Stock Ex-
change initial quotations the extreme high
prices O. TIE first hour. however. selling by the
1OoT traders. Who were locking for reaction. re-
suited n relative weakness tor time Strength
ssaln showed et the close. Southern Pacific did
sell Under I15 although Il touched 1925 the
New York Stock Exchange St PauIs low price
vas IL. against 1851 on the other board. aud
Pennsylvania 12S1x. against 127Ts Reading changed
hands AZ I5s against top price the New York
Stock Exchange q 1874. Detailed operations fol-
low
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08

Foreign coffee markets: Rlo-CoTee market barely
steady, F2fo 1850; exchange. u T32d cearanees
*
bags. SanJos-Coffee barely steady; No Santos
$3.50: No $4,000 receipts. 66 900 25l 600
bags. HambCrg-Cofee market opened = pig higher at
y pig higher; sales 80 900 bags Hsvre
Coffee market opened unchanged; closed unchanged;
sales 6.G00
C0TT0N-The cotton market quite activc to-
day with fluctuations rejecting pretty division
orders. they irregular within yely
The market closed barely steady AT net
decline OF loo months being relatively easy
sales a. opened
steady decline points advance IF . points.
with the active months selling las points net higher dur
the early session aggressive Wall Street buying
and support through commission houses There
Offering however both IN the way q
realizing the weekend and iisC3Gntiug bear
report Monday. Prices esse3
practically the low level Of the
disappointment probably felt the show
the Liverpool market. which only 4G5 points
higher when So ga points higher. arcU
larry yesterdays advance here thought 70 reflect
IN settlement OF Manchester
bes AGvices domestic manufacturing circles we're
generally bullish mills starting tul
quite generally Weekend figures beartsl for
considerably
year into sight -eG big
increase visible supply OF American the
believe that las; weeks into sight viii
prove biggest for the Individual
10 the probable showing Of the report
day range from s.OOO,O00 to S.300.OOo bales.
The Of contract prices IN the loca market To-Day
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08

"a $50 Total s&lss-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rfr.-rooI Nov 7-CIosins-WHEAT-Spo hrn No :
red Western winter 10d; futures steady DecsToe
"a TOI 4. March IS s7sd; MAY 7s sid CORN-Sp9t
American mixed rs 3D. futures quiet; DeceInosr s a.
Tsnuarv 5s 4Tsd COTTONSEED OIL-Hull rennee. sP9L
e. ar g3s ID PEAS-Canadian steady az q So FL<J x
winter patents steady at I'd BEEF-EExtra lntla
strong PORk-PTiTne mess. western
frm al SOS HANS-Short cut Il to 10 n steady a.
s0z6 Sd BACON-Cunberlaad 20 70 80 sSealy Il
51e 81 RIB io. firm at long clea[
T7idiIes light - r steady al 52s Sd long Gear
7id1Ies heavy 80 70 n steady AZ sos snort ciei
backs lG u 90 n quiet 49s. clear be les II % 10
steady at SEOCLDE[P square II 20 ID 10. C--
e. 46s IAPT-Prinle Western. IN terces- Culer a.
AS ca. American refined pals. quiet a. 4s sd ~
7F,F-C0od United steady at SoS ~Ftr-E-71-
Canadian white new. steaey At TUs =
auest steady at Sis TALLCNFrille elLy
49, ar 9es Australian in London easy at Us sd TUE
PF;ETTNF-SDi-fts firm 29s Sd LINSEs1D OIL
L-ssv A. ogs PETROL OLEJN-Steady at I'D FOSIHs-
common steady II Is Cd HOPS AZ London taclhc Coas]
firm 5sTt3
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, November :, 1905.
COFFEE-There was no change Of importance IN me ,ne
market today. Of the business was re
ported for the day, including these
bags -a.Se. sttetp- l-t --l
changed 3 points higher. The opening was que az
unchanged prices, time august shg"e- d
OF points bids stsadeG before S1e close on
scattered demand. part OF which may IA>s CeL
from European sources The cables indicated sgnJ
improvement the market Santos following tht e-
cline Friday, but generally Speaking there was A'-
N particular
huence local sentiment Havre was net ulehais5i
and Hamburg Dfg higher Receipts the prt
continued about the same as recently -
reported decided scarcity Of the lower Erle
Rio coffee particularly L Is also noted tat no
IS and quoted by t0-lays official calles
selling price whereas santos 4s
premium. Tie weather In Brazil con
tinued rather unsettled. but rain reported n only one
district The market for spot coffee qui=- F-th
quotations basis o 6i2c Rio No =
The Of contract prices the local market toa
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
School Agencies.

xAOEMOISEILE AMTOT. Teachers Agency. g. West
Fed s. Tel 5T6s Plaza Teachers tutors governsssss
Cor colleges schools and private families
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
IA, IutoTs
70 Coll-gss schools and Families Apply q
So n YOt' NC - LION - riou sguaIN
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
TEE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES,

cuEa..a.d BY g,ra.sroat AgDsazsna. No - Pin. ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
PERMITTED TO BORROW s1.1Oo, 900.

Portland. Me. Nov. THE petition Of the drec-
tors OF the Eastern Steamship Company for per
mission 10 borrow g. 10000 TO pay off the floating
Indebtedness Of the company was granted by Judge
Putnam IN the United States Circuit Court to-day.
This II is believed. viii prevent foreclosure pro-
ceedings and viii take the affairs of the Eastern
Steamship Company out OF the court Receivers
were appolnted fer the company last February.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08

METAIs-IRoNTh market for pig pig iron s1o ceFfis iis
OUT tra9saeeoHs Esgqa sSadss are @ gg9fa as e1
$l9gSl6 so and January. February and March $lo -
MOIAssEs AND sYKUPs-Ths market for syrups
was firmly held quotations follow: ASSES
29 s09e 22 =es PTte 20 2 5oG Hs & fair iS ~
zoo good !9g22s prime q g 25s fancy, - 2 50e Of
shorts and bulIish speculative support Offerings OF
goe 69 continue as s 5e Becber soSS9.c SEQ
January 80 g39ise; 100 May s49c loo July. 56lc'
leuIn unchanged. Lnseed ou continued very hrr7
We quote PETROI ET M@standard white boIs s5Oc;
New York Y ie aec Piadelpha 10 Soc water white
New York bbls l0c; bulk d50c; Philadelphia, BOG
adeip6ia. 12S5c coTToNsEED oII,EPrirne crude.
S &g.G 5c sosc BecenS az @ = snga
MAJ 80 .aI I3jv Ga al GIa. 6rr sa1uIner Yellow
%ovenaber 37@ 45s5+e good on summer yeIloV; ~
48iac LINsEED oILs-Anertcan seed. city raw. $50
PR0yISIONS-owing to the strength Of live hogs
little buying by packers and the upturu In grain pre-
Chicago receipts were 1900 hogs The estimate Tor Mon
DAY being 3soo9 and next ws l59o9 g H51sa4 rI G5y
Firm Quoted: Ness S1eGs6 70: family, s1sSS19 5o
short clear. s2oas22 BE.EF-Frn. Quoted: Mess SlSg
India mess SIS 56aS25 BEEF IA AMsQuiet; quoted at
77s: 80 n s. TO rb SAC. 40 ID. s4c pigs sac
CIT AATPssd % 7 a bellies 5 & stsdy l. S0sa So Pisd
bellies quiet; quoted At lO4I |Ile1 3 G3sy ~
Western 9sOa99oc city laTd STEADY; quoted at ssc.
Refined lard STEADY Quoted America, 12Jc; Con
tnent u 2Oc; Brazil kegs 125Uc Compound firm, quoted
st IA 0Tlac STEARINE-Steady. Quoted: Oleo, 1Otaci
steariue, 1Gl1s4c
RICE-The market for rice was firm at primary
nofuts " Ia good demand with fairly
active sales movement. Quotations follow: Screenings
ordinary, &c fair, ~ G4tzc; good or1lnrs
zoe. prime IJi2c, choice 5@t 6+e7 Patna for
eign. 5a64sc. FangOOu, "a csc.
NIG4 K-rr- r. set for refined sugar was dull ana
unchanged The following list prices, subject to a
rebate OF 10 points and OF cent FOR cash
days Crystal dominos. T-5c: Eagle &6 cts 80
loaf. 80 . G0c. mould A. ctoes
Eagle 5Io bags powdered ard Eagle confeconeTs gran
-ated. 5.I5c. XXXX powdered. 0OJc, powdered coarse
powdered powdered, Eagle and extra
me granulated +g6c Eagle 2Tb cartons OF fine gran
uat d 5IOc: 2-TD DO BOO, sam bagH 90 C-do'
51 bags do J10c; ION bags do. 6Ooc; 21-b and %
bags DO a5c. Eagle standard graduated and
diamond Soc. confectiouers' 470c. No I. 4 zoe;
Nos . and 3 G5c- No Coo No :, 45ac; No o 40,r1
No ! No No 8. sc; No 10 4-ocs 40
II 2Oc; No u I5c: 410c; Nos IA 10 ana 10
= 05c. The local for sugar was Gun an
cutv paid prices quoted as follows: tehtrlsaa.
9G test G2c. n1uscovado 50 test. sc ana nlo4ss
s5g5r so test l-c The London market for beet sugar
was steady and unchanged with buyers, at GuoIa
which wer named follows NoTeuber- IVs l72ur -
. cenber, IC1 2ad and May, los 6S+d
New-York tribune., 1908-11-08
80 c-deaa

FOREIGN MONEY NARKET-Cau money in
Iso56on Fer cent; open market discount rate for
sho-f bills per cent; long bills 2G2 lie per cent
Berlin discount rate. 2Hs per cent Paris discount
rare, SIS per cent Paris exchange OF London Is
francs le1z ceutirnes. Berlin exchange on London
= marks 49, pfenIigs- Bar gold, rs I0zsd.
FOREIGN SECLRTTIES--Brttish cousols for
none s. 5-l6 per cent for the account. s. Is
Frsnch 7entes, IS francs 50 ceatlInes.