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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-03-05

Herewith handed over the half-pound
plug.
IAN to prove tina story" concluded
Gale. here's the plug. See IL you can
bite a chew Off It,"
Experimentation proved that it would
have been just as easy to bite the corr
ner off u mahogany table.
Laconic.
From Harper's Weekly.
rs the proprietor in" asked the
visitor.
NO. SIR" replied the Office boy.
rs he in the city,"
Yes. sir"
will he be back. soon?"
mo. sir"
Tonight"
mo. sir"
Tomorrow some timer"
mo. sir"
Did ne leave any word for Mr..
Nash?"
mo. sir"
The stranger looked at the Office boy
sharply. when did he go:'
Yesterday afternoon"
Did he say when he'd be back??"
mo, sir"
well. where the dickens is hep"
Eat h undertaker's."
What's the matter"
He's dead"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-03-05
His Rueineae

HE Business,
''That husky looking fellow over
there would sink to any depth tor
money"
"Prize hghter?"
mo: diver"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-01
LOS ANGELES
INTERESTED
NEVER TIRE OF LEARNING ABOUT
HAWAII AND EAGER FOR A
STEAMSHIP LINE.

EDITOR STAR: Very interesting in
deed was the news given by The Star
yesterday of the projected steamship
line between Honolulu and some
Southern California port-close to Los
Angeles. Having recently returned
from years stay in Los Angeles, it
may further interest you to know how
the general public in that city looks
forward to a closer steamship connec-
ton wich the Hawaiian Islands.
Everybody wants TO come-'that's
certain.
The daily lectures on Hawaii, at the
Chamber of Commerce, by Mr.. Childs.
the Promotion Commuters Southern
California representative, have done
an immense amount of good. Excla-
nations of admiration burst out con-
tinuously as the pictures are thrown
upon the canvas. No other lecture at
the chamber is so popular as this one.
Every afternoon the enthusiasm is
just the same.
But ransportation-that's the draw
back The roundabout way through
Frisco is unpopular to Los Angeles.
and besides they are a hustling and
busy people, who hate to think of
wasting so much time going 500 miles
up state to take a steamer With q
line from San Pedro or RedondO, di-
rect to the islands, there will be an
astonishing tourist traffic coming this
way Everybody is waiting for it. In
no other way can the tourist business
of Southern California be directed here
successfully.
Not only, the residents, but the thou
sands of tourists, annually in Los An
geles, will be attracted to Hawaii, for
the climate there is by no means re-
garded by them as perfect, and they'll
be sure to try Hawaii's.
H. C. NJ.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-01
CHOICE EGGS FOR MATCHING
IF ZTS PAIN

And you are almost ready to give uI
in despair, try DR.. Miles Anti-Pair
pills. It matters not where located
or under what conditions, they will
arive it away-pain is bound to yield
TO their soothing influence upon the
nerves. Sufferers from Headache
Neuralgia, Dizziness, Indigestion, Pc
riodic or other aches and pains, are
sure to be relieved by their use. Never
sold in bulk First package benefits, OF
money back. &
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-01

returns or assessments is reached, to
the assessors i'm the imposition OF
equal and Just assessments. The
amendatory act should further provide
that all meetings of the proposed board
of equalization shall be public and
shall be held only after due advertise
ment thereof in the public press for a
period of at least one week; and re-
quire that in the month of June of
each year the Board make to the Gov
ernor a written report of such derelic-
tions of duty as it has observed on the
part of assessors or collectors of taxes
and of its recommendation for legis-
lation intended to improve the tax
laws or the administration thereof.
For specific amendments proposed
under this head see Section X, pages D..
of Exhibit "a.
One member would make it the duty
of the Board to sit also with the asses
sors IN Honolulu in the months of
February or March and before the as
sessments are finally fixed to observe
the operation of the rules and regula-
tions prescribed by said board and to
equalize, if need be, the total valua-
tions by assessment divisions between
the same.
LEASEHOLD INTEREST.
The suggestion has been made by
some of the assessors and also by some
taxpayers that the present system OF
taxing leasenold interests separately
from the interests of the lessons be
gDntigbnn and 70 To
collected from leased property be as
sessed to the lessor. The main Tea-
sons assigned in favor of this change
are that ordinarily the ascertainment
u the value of a leasehOld interest is a
matter involving much labor and diff
culty and that, particularly from the
taxpayers point of view, there is much
uncertainty and confusion as to such
value. The Commission is not inn
pressed with the necessity for or wis
dom of the proposed change and rec
ommends that it be not made. The
best standard of measurement, as al
ready suggested, of the amounts to be
contributed in taxes by separate indi-
viduals is that of ability. Most lease
hold interests have a commercial and
teN9SCA 1ttlhdDlC NclluCs IL lGQulIG VI luC
owner of the reversionary interest the
payment of the taxes due not only on
the latter interest but also on the
leasehold interest would be to erro-
neOusly measure his financial ability
and to impute to him the ownership OF
that which clearly belongs to another
This would be unfair and result in in
equality. 1t is undoubtedly true that
at times the ascertainment of the cor
| rect valuation to be fixed upon a
! leasehold interest is matter of diff
Guilty and involving more than per-
haps the average expenditure for as
sessment but that seems to the Com
mission to be insufficient to justify the
change. Moreover, the highest Court
of the Territory has already construed
the main provisions of the law bear
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-01

ing upon this subject and the system
is fairly well understood now and will
undoubtedly become increasingly fami-
liar to all concerned as time passes.
Ito be continued).
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-01

Prepared BY Dr. J, C, Aver & Co
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

u will be enough for e1icns OF readers 20 De
told that Showing Things 10 Lambert. a Shorty
McCabe story by Sewell Ford. will appear IN nexf
Sundays Magazine Section Of The T<ibune.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
MINING NOTES.

TIE announcement is that the directors OF
the Nipissing Mines Company have voted an appro-
--iation Of s75Co0 for the erection Of concentrat-
tne mill the low grade ores OF the prop
.-fv. Representatives of the Nipissing have been
watching for time the results of the concen-
frafng plants erected by other Cobalt properties
particularly that Of Cobalt Central which has
rreved sinsusrly successful Il is stated that with
in six months there viii be ten more such plants
either constructed or in the course OF erection in
TIE Cobalt camp II is estimated that there is
ever aeeaea of low grade ore on Cobalt property
dumps
Z Is stated on good authority that the present
tine there are Ion0a.eo0 tons OF ore blocked out
f. the mines belonging the Utah Copper Com
pany. most % TIE milling of which Will be done
az the new Garfield concentration plant. just brought
~ completion. The estimated cost OF this plant
Ssaoaea. and includes 4 S75o,9so power plant. The
e-ancertra1or buildings are located sixteen miles
east OF Salt Lake City. The plant is fed by means
o. The Bingham branch Of the Rio Grande Western
Railroad from the company's mines in Bingham
Canyar II is designed 10 treat 500 tons OF por
1h7r- daily with q copper contents varying from
- - The resulting concentrates carry more
than I5o.sro pounds OF copper.
An assessment of s. q share has been levied on
th@ Michigan Mining Company stock payable on
voted the payment q further development work
CT The property and for the completion OF the
stamp mill With the payment Ct this assessment
9 cotat o. SIS VIII have been paid in the stock,
the, par Of which IS g..
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

ge56 & few .a6 fresh 6u ducks . Or pRx n Efo
l!G, do good to prime. 15al6c; do western dry
17a1sc. hens and toms. f7c do good TO prime.
PTme - i9c5 Dc Old I4iE % 70 good, l-9 I ne
small boxes. 1@ &c. do medium size, tancy, bo-eS'
10 lIc, do Ohio and Aehisa9 MIC scaiied choice. t.c
100 I219c; CAPONS, Philadelphia 16g 25c; DO Ohlo'
Is 20c. do Indiana. tSn 13ct do Ohio and Indiana.
B1cKS spin OHIO ' and Mic6isan choice I5 9e
SoI&Bs brine iaFge ~ yita per dozen s@Gs4 do
mixed. 81 50Qs1 70; do dark 81 =5qsl so do cuIls
GAME-vHe ducks are gradually working out at
We qI6tS WILD BUCKS canvas per pair 81 -
eottonta per palr -S3@-c' 40 jack rabbits per pair
stead for choieS Brussels SPROUTS lover Waer
at revised quotations Florida cabbages lower. Flor
firm but poor dgIL Other Florida vegetables un-
carrots fIiar ,,,Ttqoy, ~ d ,I1 u
yeseta6ss in liberal supply Mushrooms iower o5her
1-, 4ot,S faaSe a6'ut as qGoteG We quote PoTA-
Carolina second red. No / g. 5og 50 80; DO Bsr
20, - q 81 "a, 40 no Nam per ssGk $ so2 s. do state
s. - do per sset : 30 81 SWEET E T' P6rAT6gg 81 = 52g
e. per on = o. q - D" do 10 / per basket.
forn.a. green, per bunch sI@&3: ARTICHoKEs. cali
tornia, No J. per drum. SSI S12. ANISE. New or
Ioa1+c: BEETs Bermuda per cratS 30 "a q qua -
New orleans per 1oo bunches s. "a a 81 80. G4RFoTs
large per bbJ 8 g.. DO rerrIS 6ar " cr, - -, 10 90
81 do Old per boi or bag z5c7s1 =. CELERY. cali
81 s. 30 CAEEAGrss red. per ton SIS ISIS do Dar'
DO rad uer bbI & ., n e. per h2i ''c 81 %;
s. % CIIIcORY. New orleans per bbi s. -n
ATLIFoWERS Forida e 5ssks ss 8? + Sc 81 81 & So
f2rnia per = crate. 81 "oa51 g.. EGGPLANTS Flor
a. I Der Don sI4 g DO Cuban 81 81 -. EsCAROIE.
81 80: HoRSFRADIsII, 100 IN. So 5eTS5: t<AIE
100 s2as4 LEFRs Ne orleans 9f-eaeS TeG TSG
El,nc5eS %20S2 90 LIMA BEANS. Bermuda rer boy So
ONIONS. Connecticut white per bill s%Gsf 10 reS and
yellow per bbI 81 25qs2 -, do Western vite
and yeor De- 3r s2sa 20 per or p5 Gag y oolS ] S 90 DO rs
S2T 5 per bag 81 $2 %, do Cghan psC bush crate
ida oer carrier 81 50g$9 so. cuban 81 25asa -:
OYSTER PLANTS Per 100 bunches. s1a$2; PEPPERS.
Florida. PER basket s2a$5; PARSLEY Rerrnuds ,ar hoy
plain, s6Gs7 90: PARsNTPs. per b6l 75easi .: R62
MAINE New Orleans per bbi. $2a So Florida. per
6aS[et; SIqS@' do Bermuda per boz 50oa$1 %: RAD
New Orleans per 100 punches. S2GS2 80 STRING
81 s0IAsH HuBbaTd per bb s2 5os DO or narro g
@&2 90 do Flortda white nar box $laSl 80. do cuban
gtte pe- box SIg$1 - SPINACH. Norfolk, per bbI 81
GSc 90; TOMATOES Florida per carrier, &GS3; do
slGS1 10 do jersey and Long Island rtabaSa TacdS1
do New Orleans white Der bbl SlGs1 so do old. white
81: BEF-T TOPS hotnousS Per bush box. i5casl Ct--
cUHIBERs hot9ous9 No / 1r dozen 81 25gsI - do 70
75c MI -sIROOAs. hothouse ner d. 25G45c. MINT not
house per bunches 50075c. RADISHES. hothuuse
per Ice hgReRes T T5S % 81 @ so{house 9 Rs5 dozen
MILK AND CREASi-The exchange price remains
There surplus in market Revised ofciaI figures
that the Lackawanna carried to market during
cans Of cream. The receints Of milk and 30
for the week ended February 10 were as fol-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

CoTToN-The cotton market lost most Of TUESDAYS
yesterdays trading with the close quiet
and steady but net decline OF 1001 points
Sales ted u 2H5,Gd0 bales, The market
opened steady. Al a decline Of 2G3 points owing 10
ntinF Liverpool cables but after
i--aCuarity rallied buying %
houses. renewal Of the covering
movement previous Ga-. moderate demand
from Wall street and little scattered buying
which may been inspired by continued light
Ceipts reports Of firm Southern markets and
f--lari0u reports that China had entered the
market for cotton goods .fter selling point or Two
ered. IN the afternoon broke quite sharply under
Street liquidation and renewal Of local bear
pressure. which encouraged ny the absence Of
aggressive support unsettled stock market The
close q shade from the lowest covering and
been buyinE in the late session
on r blizzard IN the Southwest AGyfces
from people in the Atlantic belt reflected firm
with little offering. "a
reports from the central belt Of = similar char
Southern spot markets. officially reported,
&C lower isc higher, generally unchanged.
Exports than double port for the
day and showing considerable
It is estimated that China has purchased
about 10 600 bales Of cotton goods during the few
DAYS and while this * particularly heavy bus
the fact that China Is back il the market IS
favorable feature
The Of prices the local market to-day
~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Feb I9.-CATTLE-RecCipts. estimated about
"a O0o head. Market steady 10 strons steers - az
81 Il. cows S3aS4 heifers. 81 51ISS 70 bulls - : g
stockers feeders IalS+ 81
Il0GS-Receipts estimated about 1000 head MAJ 50
57IC- Choice heavy shipping. - iSgS4 90
hucherr 81 40dS4 go light mixed. 81 3JS4 90 shoi-e
jglt 81 4GaS4 -. packing S4HS4 -, pigs. 81 oGSi
tT, oy sales 81 5jGS4 ~ SHEEP-Eeceipts estimated
ab.,ut IL 600 head Market steady to strong sheep
o5aS5 20. lambs seq Sc ~. ycsrngs. IS 1885
CINCINNATI. Feb. l9--HOGS loc lower butchers aH.i
shtnuers 81 5Gis4 So 50 35dSi o. Cal IL-s.
active: fair shippers. 81 T5gSS 90 common )
as IS SHEEP steady. s. 508S5. LAMBS sio" %"4
EAST BJTalo. Feb. 0--cArrLE-Receipts 800 head;
steers. NEALS-IteceIlts.
baad active 25c higher; sSfss 10 a few 50 HOGS
Receipts 5.1Oo head; active Hxed stedy Sthsrs - ~!
ttrhe mixed and Workers. 50 e5ps+ 90 roughs. S4SSt
sters s3rs9 90: daires. 81 TO9s4 so SHEEP AND
TANRs~ ~Recepts esoo head: steady; sheep active.
iarnbs slow. lambs S5asT 30. few 81 81. yearilnss
So 5GS6 wehers s. 5oGs6; ewes - -oS9 90 sheep'
,rfxed saTsS IS: lambs closing active
z mas city Feb. le.-CATTI-E-ReceiFts. 900 head
,-i,djng 400 southerns. market steady I0c higher
Shace EXPORT and dressed beef steers - rso ~ TAR
TO good. S. 4ons5 % Western steers stgss' ,xs ~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
NEW HAVEN TO MAKE NO ARGUMENT.
Mellen Willing TO Leave Merger Decision
TO Bay State Legislature

I'oston. FEB 19--Iu a letter under yesterdays
date by President Charles :. MelIen oc the New
York New Haven & Hartford Railroad Com
pany read by President Moore OF the Fruit and
Produce Exchange at meeting of the anti
merger league to-day the railroad president
said.
Our road is not desirous of being heard IN
connection with the merger question and IS en-
tIrely content to leave the decision on any
question that may be raised before the Legis-
lature in this connection 10 the good sense Of
the people interested without argument sf-
fort on our part in advocacy OF any merger. So
called. OF our company with the Boston q
Maine"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BFETES Rec

February ~ 1905
BFEVES-Recefpts I43 2.I0+ head in
alive. 10 saUGhterers and
q making with the cattle held
terday, sale. There a quiet trade Win
prices steady for CRATES OF cattle and Fight
bulls and medium appeared be firm. The yards
vere cleared prime native steers sold at
25GS5 outside figures paid by exHorter
Ohio steers sold al $ so bulls AT
25Gs4 20. S2hSs4 choice 1900 II COW al
s. 10 mixed cattle 81 o5Gs3 40 Dressed beef was
rather slow reported quotations. Liverpool ana
london cattle beef unchanged. Shipments to
dav on the Cevic. Liverpool included 40 cattle and
Scbwarzshld Suzhcrear quarters OF beet fo- Ire
Morris Beef Company and $50 quarters for the United
Dressed Beef COMPANY The Baltic. sailing THURSDAY
vU carry = 200 quarters beef for the swift b-et Com
usrv / 200 quarters for the Morris Beer company and
600 quarters SclvvurzsChild & SulZbeTger.
Sa1es-Newton & II Ohio steers 12fo ID average
at 81 10 per III; u do 1913 h at s. X; 10 DO lol5
s. Is p cows H. 50 20, do. $40 h. at s. a. %
mixed cattle. 624 IT.. az 81 , go
Mcpherson & Co It Kentucky steers Job 10, az 50 3D.
20 do Il39 lb 10 Ohio do 1873 H. at - 10 10
ohio DO il2 t22. Is mixed Pennsy afia cat
ti 77O ID So 40; bulls. 1902 70 az 81 10 Do 1850
m at 81; do $50 10. 50 -. DO hIo ~ az s. o.
COW 1900 TO- 81 TO- do l1os ~ at 81 go 10 DO s1S
10 AZ s. 30 10. 9s2 10. AZ 81 70 u DO 800 ID al 3D.
DO a50 10 at s. %; do, S. Ii. at 81 -
Go 1880 10 at s5 10: bulls, 1450 H. AT 81 20 do so
IN a. 81 90: IA cows s. 65; do s.a ID. al
g. 80 2 do sl6 II, 81 do. $50 H. az 81 p - ~
Tobn & shannon 10 indiana steers, ilso 10 AT - w.
. do I0l5 10 al 81 -: cows. Sib p. al & -o1
s Judd & Co: . bulls 600 n. al s. 80 II cows FS
IA n1... Son: a1Aa. 1875 D. 81 - oo 10 sullA
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
kNIGEER80cKER TRUST COMPANY,

De2osifors VINO have as-ent-a to the -.Pfsn
sumption Of Business" through COMMITTEES and
nave filed their pass5coks with notified th,t
their books have been written " a. Of October -
19e7 and without sny further action their part
their claims viii be allowed BY the Receivers
balance found II he shown for a different
allowance by such depc~itor he requested te
communicate with before the 25fh instant Those
who have not Yet filed their Books advised 20
leave them with that Company which rscei3ted
for their assignment
DepositOrs who have Jet ssssnt-d requested
to hle their assizrm-ut~
or at the sfhce Of The Farmers loan Trust Com
pant, or the tnited ~Tafes Trust COMPANY. befors
friday the 2Ist. l. the Superinf endeEt of
Banks IL expected to report with respect the Piag
that afternoon
AniCke-bocker Trust COMPANY De9cstors'
HINsDILL PARSONS. Chairman;
IHOHAS DE WITT CJ YEEK.
fIEO. f. POST.
". Z. DUNCAN. Jr.
ARTHUR Won SRIESFN.
WILLIAM 2 BRIGHT.
GEORGE Y HARTMANN. Secretary.
HERBERT l. SATTERLEE-
Counsel
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

60 o's s. i B at SIS. g s. SO d? : 'i% s .s
st 81 25 %. 500 n AZ 50 2 do 20 T. =, a a. - 2o
a. a. s. 80: d. ss5 r. $ .. do So n al s. 10
Il .4are1 nd VI Mullen s bulls 1899 n at 81 do GO II
a. 1sa9 g 5 D#e6 cows s7 @ b @ at s. % go n at s. eS
a. a. 80 Hum: 81 at bull 1000 70 81, COW $50 70
al JSite. II wrigh, Co: coz. s2o ~ at s. :; d''
NIGH l8bj,Ian S5igr and 80 fsr Prices ger
stsaay ana 6I55 G2S4 f@N f sc5I mikes sa5as52 -
saIes-J G curtis & son: COWS and caves a. GU
asa H3ts 6ais cows cows ann and 'a caves asi7 so extra
".sSI 5sns 5o' t!Fa ": sqd q Ga55 .s5 for $40
aa1reT Rspetpts rsre Ias3 head, including 80
nae for butchers AMI SO head for the TarS maSas
% ydR sn9 md top saes Weak ove barnard 52ss s
almost nominal and 10 Weslsr IJ a. s5s9 per 1op
n: few head extra AZ 50 So ons al - - sJss
s. 30: f1v. 6utternlks 81 Dressed e1ves we wee ,. @
At s1so ps. n f2r ,4 f5ig oantr dressed
saIesJ 9 curtis son5 3 - - ~ do ia5 u az s. 81,
do 115 n al $; 90 Do l2' ID - > 90 'l -
at s. 90 ,is G3 10 c " ss veas 143 n at SO 13 do 10
~ Anarsv at Fs Mullen s4 n a. S. s. q 10 a Il n n St e.
at So il do ia4 n. S 50: Do 4 =; n 81 g 90 d.
l o a. l. s piuerback veals $50 ~ at So 90 %
1ss NJ at IS so: Is do 1I3 n at Sc p; do 10 H.
a Sc. 80 - =. co. G d ~ - 1T
6 90 ? do III 70. IS So do io2 10 AT &C. 60
iI3 m at 81 30 .1. - =, 81 60 20. 4 de-
~ ~ AZ 90 ?5. de- n. ar S 90 DO 100 ~ O.
-ah q shannon: l. veals 16G p. ar - 20 40 ~ -
@, Sc barnysrd calves 22T II s. 90 culis 10 TO
Kerns Commission 40 Indiana vsals l02 =. "a So
II 40 iS6 10 at S6 Indiana caves So 10 a, D -
1u5d q Co. ~ veaIs. ia 70 a. s.; - do lVS i'
81 10 -, :, - &c -. =, 10 -
SHEEP AND LA,iBs-F'eceipts were u. &T !. ra.s' %
o.T bead Including for tae s-arShterers all'1
Re market. making. with t1@ STOCK "a
- o,s- Yesterday. sale S1eep NeFr
- @ Nh. receIpts ard almost nominal lambs sluggish
- ,rsat vfrh cars UnsOd the close. comm n
=. good 70 prime lambs AZ
resrIy choice Ohio lambs right
ae - cars s. 50 Dressed mutton steady. Et etlo
% d-as<aI lambs and weak. al fc7fi2t-c-
co-,r- dressed hothouse lambs firm. at S5Gslo peT
racc g. 80 100 n -. - -
Tcrrs Commission Company: 4G6 Buffalo lambs g. ID
a 81 l2'4 -, :, - -. e o. ~ ..,..
sheep 113 n. at So So -. 49,. -.
for saughterers except few head Feeling hrT7. eLt
no sales reported Country d-esced hogs slow az 90
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
UNITED vERpE's FIRST REPORT.

The United Verde Copper Company has issued
report for the calendar year 1907, this being the
first detailed report of operations which II has
made Gross earnings for the year IS 557 .91s
operating expenses SE7eo72 and net earnings trine
orerationsl S.07sS6. The production for the year
was SS,al2sSe pounds Of copper for which 1s44
cents pound was received; ls.ss5 OF silver
-vorth 81 cents ounce and Il 80 ounces of gold
worth 81 80 an ounce. The net earnings for the
year from mining operations exclusively s3.o7s S46)
were increased by income from investments ss7s.-
s7a. profits on sale Of Investments. Sl07.9S6 and
profits Of Jerome properties. So s3s. making the
fetal net for the year s3.z7-.s47
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoFFEE-The market was somewhat Irregular
day. bul business and fluctuations The
market closed steacy al net decline Of points TO
advance of points. and reported
cf only I2.o19 bags which exchanges.
market opened unchanged PRICES OF s
steady European cables
smaller brazilian receipts There liqUidaJ
however. which probably
ton for the first March notice day next week
eaSed off slightly positions the
day. Trading quiet. and beyond operations In
the deliveries showed special French
closed Of the Bra
zinr markets reported change JUndiahy receipts
light 5000 bags. against year and TOi0
two yeas ago Receipts at the ports q G9O
haGs. aEars; eco last 1900 years ago
50 fa~ iu- tie receipts the ports have been
S3I 600 haEs against S423 date in 1906
Earlier the Brazilian
100000 bags behind receipts for the corresponding
when tEa that
the discrepancy has been greatly reduced during the
month The market for spot coffee steady with
quotations he basis of Gl.c for Rio No :
The Of contract prices in market today
as
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb 19-CIosinx- WFEE.A T-Spot weak. Nc
. Western winter - ID. futures steady. Mareh.
Is SID. - SD. July So I0isd CT1RN-Spos
quiet. prime American SIS =, prime mixed
American Old. SD quiet IS 2isS-
PEAS-Ca1adia1 sr-ady, = Si2t- FL1CR--Wtnt=r pat-
tuU Jos HOPa-In Loutc7 tFarinc Coast, steady
teEt2 los REEF-Extr4 India mess. >Ss 81 PORK
Prime mess Western cas-. 76s 30 HAMS-Snort cut
% quiet ENCD\-t uu-NerlGnd
10 q quiet 56. short rib IL To - n d1 5-s ST.
"a n Sss long clear
r77ldtlss E-uvy. 4
70 20 p weak 25s- clear bellies u 70 Is n,
3Ss SHOULD pERS-Sguare. Il To j. 70 quiet. 5Ss-
I.AED-Prirne Western IN tsrccs 5ls, American
refined. II pals tuu- SIS 50 ~ BlTIEE-Gcod Cntted
"a 'au13-dn finest
vhit. uex steaiy 6es sd coiored.
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