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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-12-17
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Signature a A@x1lNa
Prison For Eating an Apple.

Chicago, Dec.-Three months i'm.
prisonment and the loss OF pay In
that period is the price which James
r. Thompson, private in company
c, Tenth infantry, will pay for eas-
ing an apple. The findings of the
court martial which tried the case
were approved at army headquar-
tiers.
Private Thompson's offense was
committed near Dublin, Ind, while
his company was on practice march
to Fort Benjs Harrison, Ind.
Members Of the command had been
cautioned against ioraging on the
way, but like Adam, Thompson fell
to the Establishments OF q ripe red
apple In a farmers orchard.
Throw that fruit down." Lieute-
nant Robert g. Caldwell command
ed.
Thompson grinned, took another
big bite and replied:
Pm not taking orders from you. "
That settled Il. First came the
guard house. then the court-martial
and now the three months service at
hard labor.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-12-17
Mexican Candy.
From what-tO Eat for December.

From " hat-tO Estfor December.
Materlals.-T cuutuls brown
sugar, one cnpiul granulated sugar,
one tablespoonful buster. pinch OF
salt, one teaspoonful vanilla extract
and oIe-half cupful Of thick cream.
One pounu pecans, cosrsely chopped,
Way OF Preparing Place t h e
sugar, butter, salt and cream In a
sauce pan and cook and stir until the
mixture il melted. Then lower she
heat md cook until Is reaches the
soft ball stage Do not stir the mix
ture while ut the boiling point
Remove from the fire and let stand
ten minutes, then best until 1t begins
80 thicken slightly, then add she
vanilla and nuts and Immediately
pour out on a creased platter. Make
the mixture into tlat round cakes
about two inches In diameter. Place
"a whole pecan In the center OF each
cake.
To have this perfect care must be
taken, first, not to cook too long;
second, not to beat II until II is suffi.
GENTLY cool, and third, not to beat
one single time after you can see that
Is is beginning TO grain,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-12-17
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Identified.

The Circle.
Francis Wilson was speaking al
the Players Club not long ago oithe
all too prevalent ignorance oil
dramatic literature In the country
to-day.
"Wby,' said Mr.. Wilson, "a CON-
pany was playing She Stoops TO
Conquer in o. small Western town
las. winter when a man without any
money, wishing TO see the show,
stepped up to the box office and said;
"'Pass me IN, please
1.-The box office man gave II loud,
harsh laugh,
"'Pass you in? What for? he ask
ed.
"The applicant drew himself up
and answered, haughtily:
"'What for? Why, because | am
Oliver Goldsmith, author of the
play
"'Oh, beg your pardon, sir, re-
piled the other, In a meek voice, as
he hurriedly wrote an order for a
box
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Or. Hill Takes Helm at N. S. U.

Columbia, Mo-, Dec.-Dr. Albert
Ross Hill was installed ss president
OF the University OF Missouri. The
installation was conducted by David
r. Francis before throng that ALL
ed University Auditorium. DR.. Hill
succeeds DR.. Jesse. President Schur.
man, Of Cornell, was guest Of hon.
or, among other noted educators OF
the country.
DR.. Hill, In his inaugural address,
deplores the tendency OF college
athletics under the regime OF the
professional coach toward affording
entertainment for gamblers, and he
fears intercollegiate athletics consti-
tute a great menace to the develop.
ment OF true university ideals In
America.
He believes educators should study
more carefully how to use athletics
for the right purpose that they might
enlist the attention OF great por-
tion OF the students, not a select few.
For this purpose, he said, a wide
range OF sports must be encouraged.
He said the University OF Missouri
would continue the course it has be-
gun for purity In athletics.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-12-17
Atchison (Kan.) Gazette.

Atchison (Ksn.) Gazette.
An Atchison woman who is very
nervous and inclined to worry is the
mother OF q boy. She recently read
OF boy who was killed by roller
skating and Immediately put her
sons roller skates In the fire. An
other newspaper told OF a boy who
was killed riding the street cars, and
as boys are frequently killed while
walking by street cars running over
them she chained her boy to the
front door. Then she read Of q boy
who died OF blood-poisoning, caused
by his shoes rubbing his heel, and
her boys shoes and stockings came
off. The story Of boy who bit off a
button on his waist and choked TO
death resulted In her taking OF her
boys clothes. He had left only q
flannel shirt, and she Is reading now
that wearing flannel shirts Is the
cause OF great morality, and Is think.
ing OF removing that.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-12-17

While Judge Thurman was over at
Mt. Vernon a few days ago, holding
court for Judge Johnson, OF the Law.
rencs county court, he tried = case
that should be OF especial interest
here 1t was complaint charging
the Eagles lodge, OF Mt. Vernon,
with violating the local option law.
Mt. Vernon and Lawrence county,
like Lamar and Barton are dry, and
the members OF the Eagles lodge de.
eided that they would do something
so relieve their own dryness. A sub.
sidiary organization was affected by
members Of the lodge, and this or.
ganizstion or club proceeded to elect
two officers viz, a steward and
housekeeper. An Eagle could 90 to
the steward and buy any number OF
chips shat he wanted Then he went
to the housekeeper and handed in
these chips for cigars, beer or whisky,
as he chose. After paying the ex-
pense OF maintainance all OF the
money derived from such procedure
were turned into the charity fund OF
the Eagles lodge.
The case was argued at some
length by Hon. Thos. Delaney for the
defense and by the prosecuting attor-
ney for the state. Judge Thurman
deferred his decision, but will perhaps
deliver 1t within few days.-Lamar
Democrat.
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tor some time It has been known that
he could nos recover Mr., Ewing
WAS before his health tailed, one of
the most active men in shis county
aud had a large number oi friends In
Nevada and Vernon county, Hewas
elected To the office OF sheriff and
served two terms The failure OF his
health was q source a regret TO his
many friends keen sorrow to his
vile and relativas, The remains we're
taken so Richards, accompanied by
Mrs Ewing.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-12-17
English SPAWN Liniment

removes Hard, Soft or Calloused
Jumps and Blemishes from horses;
also Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints,
Sweeney, Ring Bone, Stiles, Sprains,
Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save
$50 by Use OF one bottle. A wonder.
fnl Blemish Cure. Sold by Frank T.
Clay, Druggist. so GIN
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DEATH OF {. A. EWING.
Was Sheriff Of Vernon County
Two Terms. Formerly Dep.
uty Sheriff Bates Co.

Nevada Mail
Ex.Sherif L 4. Ewing diel Thurs
day AZ she Nevada Hospital Tor the
Insane, where he had been u patient
for sometime Mr. Ewing suffered a
general breakdown IN his health and
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-12-17

kodol FOR Dyspepsia, indigestion,
weak stomach, sour stomach, gas on
the stomach, etc, Is guaranteed 80
give prompt relief from any form OF
stomach trouble Ii will cure your
dyspepsia. Sold by c. W. Hess.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-12-17

Kodol is made of natural digestive
juices found In healthy stomach,
and it digests all food completely.
Kodol is pleasant to take, and is
guaranteed to give relief In any case
Of stomach trouble. Sold by c. W.
Hess,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


hags hans an1 olI bags exports &o"4 bags beans
I"a- There 'as te"n >"ry quiet trading all III" week
T.- sor Re zaTis,.et have held about siraiy Pos
'ihy uE@s or round lot .og!d have segred slight "a
l"Tf hIt The }nsbng business Is vel ~h,n the rsnse
o. ouI GIat"Ls fFd SLss, ] on me % i, ,ay
strongly for th- aoderatr amour. Of business 1at vas
iassinE Al The "IoSr lhr rest Its are quoted s2e
white ktny SLOW and easy ana yellow ey" are eH
rene ~. oaIiLorrss lima haEe not Hrri.%a very
flrg saes at s. 45Gss s., We quos. HFNTs Marro~
irts co, ~ Busn 81 2oa$2 e. DO Issn3 s. .5u$2
good t2gs2 20. medium 1891 choice. 81 =7'a
siz3 as 30: eoa5n5n to E"od E36s2 kaasy
s. %. Common TO good 81 S,saSl 81 urrr soup
nat4 -aif,rn.a 81 GDa$3 e. PEAs-scotch 1891, bass
HITTER Rec-tp,s for the vesk, ?sssa pkss. las.
Gsy r.r@i Rs,nd VIZ 1narked Sahs1 her N the
tor % The n1Tkt =. IN ru' - % NE Gess fas,s n Isp .
ft~n folly m4,h business
trttr, Is crrrainy irrr to, his osing
parati.y small propor9n q such Il Is easy - rra.he
sresa ereaInS:S from -4u2sc. thrse gooI"
moving At present. Further considerable sales of
famav 9aaly eariSads soIa - DAY at the latter
fs.re Thr aemand is fr the nnest goods and the in
guee pFiees weak ~h the exception OF s,r,ss
business I9GIv'E anc ear sold for exp07 a. close
,reamery spe.is.s per n soc - e1tIas 2aGa9sc. 10
7V=sc: Go seconds. @:G2hc. do thirds. 2lg=5c.
14a@s i.c o. ssco6ds ssq9sc state asiIy tubs Iesh
=T02sr- good choice. 23G:6c do c1mmon 70
a1s. 4.1 isa,s eS rccoas IaIsc 90 lris 15aleS
Imitation 'sts "oa2c. Western factory nrsts,
l>'xJls-sr. d. seconds iTpiss o.: sniIts i5g To-.
5.'r No st., :.s''i M IL :, DO ~ 3 IsaIGc
ports Eurnle boxes other countries. 435
boxes While 'rsdias - natars Iy been rao,eTs,s The
Ans joDb+rs An.c allowed their FSto. u
~ = 10
.igt enefll, inclined To- operate only f3EIQs Urgent
il hat tsses not airing to 5ksS aay sIn'
rl2ll ha- ter Tor most al asscriptisgs Of fud Frsan
sto,ks nfst aaras are roApa1ivsaE m01ENr% bah
a~se ana 9TH. l's;,ib1ung I-ins In tsS4 and
:h,ir cousidsret in et3hs Ashealthy
=haI"- cnsge in quotations has teen, GAR -. but
ira c.uSs srsss b-fn indneSniFq D. sang
rus4e-s fi.sskifnsS Ely, mad tar htEenSf I'M h~Iv
% F95 q cisa az @ssre's ss n ~ SsT s
me me- % DO l,rF isi s 'a a@ rai;s arss
hi l:se % e5nmSb ZT moi 10 10 T ai1 az tsse @
% % a .t nc 90 DO ooa;moa s%: a.. a. 20
Es5Cs-Fccepis for the week Und-r
made further decline last week falling - e
&c good Western aad Southern. and nearby
mas a active demand for western and
south.rn gtock and Win sensT,aiy more c"'hasnt
holding prices haze recovered slightly at The close
active and desirable qualities
show nrfnsr tone W. qGots s.1s TFnn,yl nm d ana "a
e oice q n 3"c. DO hroSn and mixed 90 - :>c
- % do seoonds a4a2sc do rhird' - a:7cs DO
rsfrigsrajoF. faBcg I>is 9cs do ars4s ia lSr ao
sends I5's hi6Tc d. thirds lis i5c; do Inferior
F3IETH-PRESfE- fnF the se-k. "idtn
s. sis nsnues py sa stsa i fsr isncy bat nesu@
ene grades arsEgins At iow asa HTesssas Assss
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01
OTHER MARkEr-ev TELEGRAPH.

chicago Dec 3I-CATTI-E-ReceiPts sstinst=d about
SEQ steady. steers. s3 700 - =: cow
81 T5a$4 SO heifers So 50G$S IS. bnIs 81 6CgS4 .
calves S3aST atockerS and feedeT 81 soG>4 80 HOGS
Receipts about T. 90 head naEet weak TO l@-
lower choice heavy shipping 81 5od&4 81 butcaers
s. 5a&4 G5 light 81 409S4 ~ choice light 81 Jog
81 GO: packers $4qS4 50: pigs. SO C6$4 buk OF sales
"a 4OstSi So SHEEP-Receipt estimated at"ut ID no
head market steady sheep. 81 fog 81 laios
&5ak5 IS. y-arlngs. sass . . ....- ,-- -.
,rs. and snipu, r. 5ua$5 10 common s. 5.%sst =
CoEnridn s2Gsa Ts SHEEP Strong s.ssE4 80
F.xr RunIaIo Dee i-t'ATTLE-R-C"ipts -t i5o nsaa .
fairiv active steady. prime steers; y IS8 ~
VEAL S~Rrceipts head: active aud steady at &pss %
i'xrf. heaty mixed 81 80 81 NJ 1nFkrtS - ,'G
Sa >n. rlx- rouzaS - 2oa$t ~ stays ~ -
Ss3 so ,tar~s ~ 6Ol$4 80 SHEEP AND i-AAi'7--hrr
AAJ al SteGiN r'tt"i- I.tu
higher. Iauhs k5g<7 s0. feS q yearthSS ~"S' %
at,bsr. s5et 81 81. sIp'p "t~sa. <.1A'-
t,Iirg n,n head mGrhrt seadN Ws strong
bailr exn1r and - a0S -" TAR 20
go "a tax4 81 S'ruSi "a stoC AsES
a. feeders s. T5ds4 southern steers - S'rSt1 -
ou,herr COWS SsGS3 10. native cows - ~s8R4 20 IA
IL bsf-rs 81 ssaB4 20 bulls a. 2ax4 calves 81 700
80 81 HOGS-Receipts :np" nead. nansl G-"c
I've rCn 81 ST.. blk - ss!rs 81 ssH%A % heavy
e. .-ax4 ..I. pacers S. 5a&4 pigs and lights 81 S''
81 q STscFP-Rsreipts 5O'n head. mark.t str. ns
iTrL- * 5ad So % Ings. ktEk% % A~st
r yeaTIinRs s. 1895 10 Western sheep 81 ESE$4 90
isttshuTx Dec. 3l-CATTLE-S supply hsht. steAdN
sics IS mass IS prime g. 3a% g h SHF EsP-suppiy
& 81 HGse 80 lambs S56xT -. veal calves $50 = 20
Receipts liver: prime heaEiss mediums nd
h.sT Yorker sSfS4 81 light Workers am PISS ~ 40
4 ruushS- &4USS 81
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago Dec. 81. Wheat prie-rs the local sx-
change advanced about - from the low poiIt to-
dly becatis. oT a brisk demand from shorts A.
tire close the MAY delivery showed a gain
Corn wa= vi. IL oats t.C higher.
Provisions Unchanged To- = lower
The whoa narket opened firm because Of The
failure Cf the Liverpool market to follow yesIer-
daNs decline here. Local longs. however. dis
posed 10 sell ard supn brought about sharp break
For time the market quItr dr-uoraliZ-d
Favorable leather for harvesting In Argentina AMI
an Increase of 125o 0a bushels IN the worlds Kis-
bile supplv arre the chief hcITiSh Influences The
market became strong later because of active bIy
ing Ly shorts and commission hou1ss and alSu b,-
cause Of renewed talk Of light stocks in The North
west. The close strong May opened shade
to -. to 1,t higher 81 % to 81 asa. and sold OF
to 81 ra-. ard then advanced 81 cStz- The close
Was a. s. oJ-- 81 rs EleaTancPs q wheat and
-four werz-- @quaI - i.ooo bushels Primary
CENTS were SOC bushels. against holiday last
year minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 4al against SIS ears last week and
a holiday = year ago.
Tb. corn market vas weak early IN the dsy be-
cause of colder weather and the siur1p in wheat
Later the market Hecame strong buying BY
shorts and also by bulls. The close Nas strong
Nav apered a shade 80 higher al 5Ssec 10 JsAsc.
sold on TO s3a.c. IN - advanced ia sole q
Soasc The close at Se2sc- Local receipts were
gl6 cars with f4 Of contract grade.
The oats market reflected the tone Of wheat and
corn opened weak. becoming strong May oprne,'
unchanged ~ 54c sold on TO SS3se, and thea ad-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal

Beef Company. T1-morrow tho Adriauc for Solthamp
SHIcs-k"rns Commission company ~ Western steers.
II24 n average. a. ~ per ltD IL
CAiNEN-RPCeiptS il5 head all Tor the mar
ket VpaIs were fu steady. Western calves nrm -
higher quality Medium choice veaIs sold
per N Western calves al ST TS4 5' and
light g. Dressed calves hru at sHl4' U"r n for
dressed veals and Ia T., for country drrS>ei
Is, Commission Company. - Indiana NeAs,
81 per loo n. Western ,aive>. ia
: x Co. ~ yeas III n. at IS so
Mcpherson 60. vea!s. lI5 10 al 81 -. II Western
calves. Ok n. d - -
SHEEP AND LAMB~-ReCeipts were +'s ears or
96l heal all sheep steHdV- Wtfh
fair demand l505C higher. yeariinEs strnt o.
higher offerings all to th~ s'Ai"s carry
Common god sold at &Sd$@ 5I per lu 70 tops
at S. Of Western Rethers also sold at 81 %
Q$T 81. cuIIs 81 good Indiana year.nEs at 50 .
Dressed steady at 6'zGec per NJ dress lambs
frner at IA "a Iac %i dressed lambs selling ~
I2i7c country huthUuse lambs steady al Sp$lo
-,
Sales-kerns Commission Company: 1l5 Western lambs
"a NJ average 81 - 100 N. 1876 Indiana do ~ 10
al 81 IS 10 tcuIlSi. ~ NJ So 81 Indiana yearlnsS
50 Western WetheTS III n Al 80 W lndl-
ma sheep. ~ n at s. 30 do itS n at 30
Mcpherson 4 123 state lambs. 40 10. at - 10
) Judd { CO ,Iate yesterdayI '% state lambs % ~
at 81 5O ~ ~ a. 81 ID DO o ID al -
HOSE-Receipts " II or +2Ii head. all for
sjaughter-rs Normally steady Country dressed hogs
slow GEJsC per n 90
Company late yesterday vs.
lyarfa ufxs s. - per loh 10 -
eSt-rn 40 Ie NJ PsnnsylCania hogs. Isl 70,
a. s. 10 rouEhs I43 n 81 10. do. l2o n at So
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. December 81. 1907.
COFFEE-The coffee market very quiet to-day.
sasS for day being reported OF only $500 bags.
Tho market opened unchanged and closed quiet net
unchanged > points lower The opening sboat
hayre closed middag. with prices net unchanged,
q closed until Friday morning. while
Hamburg a psennG higher 10 = pfennig lower.
cables have been received
Monday reporting m advance in the Brazilian
but according the official cable there no
the situation yesterday and
showed n" fresh feature The two ports had 5000
AaEs. against - roo for the date
Il is form definite q the
changes ia III" worlds visible supply FOR the month
if Tt"eGlbsr. for a small decrease
end y she statement should cNpectR tions IL
viii probably Re regarded "A d beginning of
% buIiSh statements between and the end Of the
For has been reasonably certain.
hvuover. that the-. would he Il considerable
tLction the worlds visible supply between Ist
pct should have had whatever purely sentirep tai
sTHrt - he expected is into
market eTerr through thH leadership Of the spot
market The marker for spot coffee quiet. With
-. basis 81 1 Rio No :
The tpri@s IN the local market today
a. folleWs.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01
ester

COTTON cotton marker had quiet and steady
steady 4 advance Of Is IL
points Sales estimated 16h 600 bales The
opening as steady decline 81 | point ad-
of points. and during the early session SOLD
r" Of !" points the active months
r. 81 90 Cat
xupf,"rt from Southern sources which
paired reports frrn spot During the
I-lIGdI- of rhe day the market duh and prices
, ! from the but in the
trading business : result
~ and the high prices We're reached in the
few 2,
g-p market will he closed to-uorroN-
New Orleans Vii bN closed both days. TeoperinE
Z. FrIdav holidays of
and resumes week
market is anticipated. and there b"
effort discount individual the showing
80 -" WHICH is expected week from
THURSDAY Tar predictions 10 its showing
wld"lF. srimaes OF the amount Etnned between
.h~rr-uh'r II January ! ranging from about 900
hEl.s that
leen sending IN Incomplete returns ami
T-ToTtS viii he much heavier than
sIEresrec ~ previous returns compared with
order make good tie discrepancy
before Jh@ ed OF the season. hut some wires ~"
-"""iFN 81 Eta'IrE that ginning has been veTE light
dung -
prices Focs market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01

The local market fo- Spot cotton "as quiet. with
prizes haSES = = lu.5diluG
upland - &C for rnfddIiuz tfuF Sales 500
hal aa rlE-fs
fe|sgrapae1 follows Aetie steady &C
HsEr"E 1-~ sales. @"r hars Savannah
changed Ia = 1s~ sales. 1a3 bales Charleston
E1eadg 1So higher !" 1915" Norfolk steadN, ~c
AEhrr- 1l~SC- sales 1t~4 Baltimore
nal ulChaLgsd li+zr
i &C sales. 1-"F> ia.as - Louis firm. unchanged
= arEcd a. l"A" 6i1v.st'u steady. UNCHANGED 81
ia - 10
h%h@r a 1f1v. 'eE. 49, hal"s F.uston
changed a sa ~ r~~ripfS
:. 2~E6'nE points Ws51eSviar "
6 zoo y ~" halls .EafISr T. "1S enI
"H- 'ssr fialr~sfou - nn1 nm
- - as W-k SO - 49, fss' ana Houston
"a '' Zee - 900" aEa.U-t - sl4 week ard I>.F>i
last
Ee.erts -" interior points to-day C@u2-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01

Sos 3d HAMS-Short Is I6 10 quiet
BACo%-t'urnb-rIand cut. o n. quiet.
ID - 70. easy. SIS. long clear middIes
o quiet. Us long Ui4,iIrs heaE
3J 70 40 quiet. Sis short clear backs. IG -
H. as clear bellies IL to iB 10 quiet Gis
LDERS-Squa-e IL - -. quiet
INRp-Prfuls Western ti-rc-s. 4o- 6f Amer
fines nFut 6=~ canadian finest -OlyT-ti
new firm TALON Prime city dfG. tt r
pENTT>-F Spirits ra=. RDSTN-.'onfmo1. essv
- Pt.-rRCr rT-N Refined firm. I'D LINSEED
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01

vaneea g. ,tr=c whe-e tt closed Local TseaeSEs
Were Sia
ProVlsifnz were WeSk al d1y because es t@
-. AerIfre ia the prize @ live hos=- ~ kne 50
Nav pork Od 2trC az 81 70 Lara Sc
changed at s. s.. EiOs Wcre a. lOEsr at ~ p
..,y,, fsl rars. eats faS cars. hogs. 5.eee aes4
There NlH bs 10 market te-HsoFEV~-Ns~ teFk
Dag
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BEEYES-Recspis So or 1858 head in
Guiding | cars export alive 81 EiaughttreTs and
II Tor There !sht Inquiry Ter live
buT ftSnE rated steady. Two cars OF
ordinary Western steeTs SOLD - s. per ls n t1iy
weight and refrigerator Loci selling At 90 egaC PsT n
the Nctosu 10 II gfpoo ~
r;uda $50 cattle 2s sheer for ]. ShHmherG sna
$50 cattle for Srhwarzschd SulxhcTaer and aeout go
1arters " bAsl lGhe stsr ss1lISte1 GT ths Morris
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Dec 3I.-CiosnE-WH .,n, nrm
NorrJ, "a Iiitd. Nav. fs I0lsd. CoRN-spot arm
nrIm@ mixed American. sew, IS Sd: prime mixed
ImsSriesn old 40 Ggd: futures auis': January. Ss
1hs PEAs-Canad!an steady q % FLoC
Cd. HOPS IN London 3PaciHe
:se st quiet fee.f: ies BEEF-ENtra India
erT uds 81 PORK-PFtzle mess Western steady,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01

A UvE-RTis-NiINrS and Eahscr'ptans 'or TaS FreaEe
\ r-rgl,rd q ug0N1 Dghcf NJ ia Efeaaw44A
L@ts Scar snd 57'h sts sFtii cl4eS D N A1sss
Th~ fgt.oa bfanca o,ss AZ n&
5fyr o'ctock . Ft8- SIS 49,
.a g-Al Isl EGh l=ih - x @Ass A1s%
West Il Ith RF-s Sfh syes-t
Wr.s 18th Iass ii bets -en Ath ard 80 -
t.1s sIst st HIS isf ave bear va -
ty- pa f@afn u T5s TreHaonf 20 u ave-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01
., .csr,s - rr,. az: t.ear P'nss eoay o7

,-ot,or zAeaarse "a I..,-rpo,l eahes sro, Ct
to: too @o5 15s c rs se~'as' and &n~2c. 4ns
2 900" 1l.'allrr up.4nd 6 ia tu,urss opened sad
c,,,sed s,esa, a. "a a.izaao- @t a. points Jann
. Ta'=a Msrrh- ann >ld. Aprl- Ma : s-t;
.lrfober- -:l",ena',er. s.5"l Manches,er-Yarns dui
Tr0rE tND NEAL. business in -. aoor market
49, record"c IFires remain un"i.ah and about
r." oil ,2S are pr.rrs gUo,ed on the New York
80 - piH'er srrs.shs s. "a 81 ." Sinter ps,enrs
g :" 3 tSTins Lars 81 5ggS 81 eI5ra I@
R,CKE-FEAT Flour Market quiet quoted. So
rrs e. :. = c1oiSe IS farS% e. .5 a.
~. NisT Gafd FiIn Fina HrisG ri - sE - 5s - 20
s. as1 cause. & s"aSI - FEEp- west~-1
r;ssia-a r,SsI1nr g.: 80 aour a. 81 =" 4 GSg
s.a - e 81 srI" rrl5.,,nr sqe "a 80 ri dae
a" Foziny chop 81 bsrk s. 20 -eelzs orI-sE,T.1
GkAIS-wHEAr-r, .chc = the. .ear. session
.. r.ro-ourgse veaiaess to market cosei strong
- Eo.i rre1Er, At .nc .r-r prre. IN M 49, Yo-h
"tvar.e1 -" rr bush ,roaare 'ts iIy.rro9I mark,
- = s','~ n<,e - , ;.-'urbcd anl leu5h,
N4ii "Gsrsrnrs .. "..t.aE. making up
rrsrsci ~.rlau ~ f,,rt tiere aad ,ite as
a - ,.rla4 81 tos fSr Ma in Nv. W an
- sl' F irI'r IsI r" aStfE , 'anr IN
rguno'd .tFa7"e dGTnE tie e"grse = which ~ i.ss
st5EEth in - Hs"t snd seshaaTd "IeaFaR"~s II
gee. 'Ef+T< fllE
EracirE Nln1if@F $oTfhT.~-J a.
~nd tie irfe-t1r rlovernfn "IIy -siofG bush II
worLds s;hs nc~"r3irs = Bra -strs-t's
- 'Su bush compared viii last %
fE-B hIsi BsT.-E &c
EadsTest 40 down. Utiic fAg~rp1sI wheat
n dTFT4E1 and about i'=8 highs The
Ctsfst-d of i" leads making about 81 loads for
~" day f4sA wheat n ~ Ynrk closed q .
fr'us~- . rel 81 'sfis fsEst8r snf 81 gTi, q y
sEaet ~ ! 9EprtiIern B4.uth 81 u NJ hsr1
- z - = tNBf,%- important f~4t
str-rE al'a which csrrieI
FhigaED "a IL. H. the clos. a
u bas-f FPoFts 80 god grading rTDspects
STEADY Cables.
nEisSon house buying n embrT IN SeV York declined
ie 4 IpGisEen. tUt tire Ma
higher. Tse--thin& closed p-aetf-
ally rs@ Irirn-drtsi, tts
NtFsr bEt stEurE austng Co. crfs6 ne hreRA-
sat indes = rAGTt s~Rs!T market
suied FtrorE EEssu- s loads
NJ rora Aea yu-f EH & Tss -
GslE~ % ah1At Nc = ahite So, snl No .
rcan.aEf @ - Afoss oATS-TH- market
rs;.eF 4. CAV.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-01
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING or THE s-ccX-
HOLDERS
or THE ITAn GOPPER C3MPANY
The meeting Of the stockholders 0f the Etaa
will Be held tire once % tR@
COTnpany. I5 Exchange Place Jersey Cizy, n ta@
state Of New Friday the 18th cay OF Sna-
uary 1905 al = N. for ths purposo q
slsctinK a Board of Directors Of said Company sad
for the consideration aRd transaction % such ethag
business properly come before the nesting
he books OF the stock % this eouP3aF
0HI b. closet o'clock the Ard day os Jan
uary. nj - - re0psR-d January 18th. 1905
Dated N-w yUrS December II. 1927
SPENCER PENROSE Secretary.