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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-03-18
KICKED WAO IN AIR
And When 1t Dropped, $l54 Was
UnfOlded--- OwensbOrO
Mans Experience.
The Greensboro Messenger says:

The Owensboro Messenger says:
August Graf, the greensboro mer-
chant, while In Cincinnati recently,
kicked a wad of paper intothe air.
When It came down 1t unfolded
into crisp bills to the amount of
1854. This was in front of the Den
nison restaurant. A few steps fur
Their on he picked up a $40 bill and at
the elevator entrance another $40,
making total of $174. He left it
at the office desk in the Dennison
house.
The next morning, John c. Lam
bert, a dog fancier of Springfield,
Mo-, went to the desk to pay his bill.
He found his money pocket empty,
and a thorough search of all his
pockets convinced him that his roll
was gone. He had his room searched
without result. Then he asked the
clerk for an extension of time until
he could get in communication with
his home, telling him that he had
lost all his money The clerk ask
ed him to describe the lost bills,
which he did, the description tally
ing exactly with those found by Mr..
Graf. The roll was turned over to
him.
Mr.. Lambert wanted to divide even
with Mr.. Graf. but the latter declined.
He has, however, a new spring suit
as a souvenir of the event.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-03-18

Mr.. VIM. H. Anderson, NJ. D., of
Soda Springs, Ida, says that Bees
Laxative Cough Syrup has relieved
coughs and colds where all other
remedies failed. Its gentle laxative
effects especially recommend it for
children. 1t is pleasant to take. For
coughs, colds, hoarseness, whooping-
cough. Money refunded If not sat
isfled. Sold by 2. Wayne Griffin
& Bro. mann
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-03-18
Best Healer in the World.

Rev. fStarbird, Of East Raymond,
Maine, says 81 have used Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for several years, on
nay old army wound, and other OBJ
stinate sores, and find 1t the best heal
er in the world. use it too with
great success in my veterinary bust
ness. Price Csc. at ]. H. Williams
drug store. IN
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-03-18
Notice.

To whom it may concern: have
this day set my sons, BERTHE L. Ford
and Clarence Ford, free to act for
themselves, to trade and do business
as though they were 81 years of age,
sue and be sued, but l will not be re-
sponsible for any Of their acts or trans
actions.
This March IA, 1908.
Jas! H. Ford,
1874 Adaburg, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-03-18
FOR SAKE OF PEACE.

Lexington, KY, March 14.-Follow-
ing the raid on Mrs. Peppers farm
in Scott county last night, and fear
ing further depredations, H. F. Rodg-
ers, manager for Mrs. Pepper. issued
the following bulletin to-day:
"To whom 1t may concern: For
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-03-18

the sake of peace, l wish to announce
that there will be no tobacco raised
on the Pepper. farm in 1908"
Rodgers was one of the victims,
who last night had announced his
intention to grow a crop this year.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-03-18
NEGROESF|REDON
SUPPOSED MOB
And Shot Down Two In
nOcent Men.
RACE WAR NOW THREATENED
Result of Fatal WOunding of
Deputy Marshal at
Providence.

Evansville, Ind, March 15.-John
Carter, aged %, a travelling man OF
Chattanooga, Tenn, and John Barry
aged So, travelling man Of Louisville,
KY, who were shot last night at Dix
on, KY, by negroes in ambush, were
brought here to-day and placed in a
hospital. Their condition is regard
ed as critical, and they will probably
die. Both men were shot in the
back and the bullets perforated their
intestines.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-03-18
Penalty 10 Soon Go On.

The tax recently levied by the City
Council of Hartford is now due and
l am ready to collect same. Please
do not neglect the matter, but get
ready to pay now in order to avoid
the penalty. s. H. SeiDert'
11t2 Marshal.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-03-18
MIR. BARRY DEAD.

Evansville, Ind, March 16.-John
Barry, of Louisville, KY, who was
shot by negroes from ambush near
Dixon, KY, Saturday night, died in
local hospital tonight.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-03-18
FOR CASH ONLY,

Saturday, March 2S, you can find thes
bargains at Cleve Hers Grocery:
Florida Oranges ..............1Sc doz
G BIB cans of Tomatoes. ........ go
2lbs roasted coffee. 20
19ibs best granulated sugar. ..... S1.0O
G cans 15c salmon. .~............. go
l 5-gal. oil can and oil $1.15
2 packages of garden seed. ..... .O5
dozen lemons. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .lS
Eggs and good Butter taken same
as cash.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
laS55e; assoc; fair lsa2oo good 1se22c; prime 21e2s fancy

sn fair 1602oc good 1se22c; prime 21a2sc fancy
sbs oifapsy ss Lover under @ local 1000
sFy 5se ana Loco March 5Soc Inseed 90 OH 00 Vas atp np
mand at recent eres W os was TePoTfsd IN steady de
se ~iss Is eSis soc bulk Sc; Philadelphia s45c bulk
w5er Wtite New York. bbls, loc. 65oc:
York York. Y 4oe P6ladeipnia Z 55c coTToSsEEp oI1
So osfobsr Sssc NovembeT s Sass Ssse: s0 9ecebef SSg
new 52s@5 SOC and MAY 5s5 a. of sur sm@e s yo T
prime white sos s'I rS on sumner Z ye7ow Ss2Sc'
town raw ss49c a5if sse1 city ray 4Sg 44e Ogt-of
PhoN IsIoNs-The early market to-day was quite
Htt I % light receipts but it eventually eased on
eS TOT A.ondsy 26o1o and next week I20 ooo; Kan
s3 SsS7s9 Mess $5S17 So family s2l@s2I so eaT
sl7 5o packet QsGsss sS1s NsSr extra a5s S1 ness
75REssr1 F56:;ESF 6E;EF HAMS-Seady Quoted at s29qs5l
as l6o n asse n exc. pigs i0c Ctr Nets"
Picked bellies steady Quoted: Smoking Is4c 10 n
g. eou55r az ~ S l2S S Quoted 5t Sit
ssseTn city lard stead1 u0'S Quoted T at
one m 2o s:efa Bs1 SSqs Fss la3 sS 3 capound aH516a
nm nm. Quoted AZ - gs'sc. sTEAR1NE-Quet. quoted:
unesnee doae6s for 95G Ge 9s @ o ano
9T4rae tair 4a44SS good oTdina-y Sq5sc: q55ss:
.z sJGAR-The refined sugar market was dull and
IeeS Ihe following arc list prices subject re-
seven = i9 ps anS discount OF per cent for Sn E
Xx g eTsea & 5f s mould = 4 SO Se 15sre5 STs ana sd
Eagle confsctioers granulated 45c powdered coarse
powdered and fruit powdered 520c: Eagle and
extra me granIared zoo; Eag.e h cartons Of fine
gr4auleIec 5+uc: - bags do. J50c: 81 IL bags do
80 70 bags 90 acc 70 70 bags do 535c' Eagle fine
CT STANDARD era1utate ana diamond A. 5Oc confectlon-
eTs a Sc . and SO n hags Of fine granulated , 23c
30 Sc Nos and 8 495c; No 4, : SOC; No s. 4s5c;
No Soc. :. 4-T5c. 9. ! &c No 10.
4oSc No Il. 45oc; No u 45c; No IS, 44oc: Nos IA
- and l6 4.35c- LcrGon beet market was
CGiet unchanged. October and November at es
&C ana May Ss iolz6 The market sugar
vas Inactive ana entirely nominal with reaers shy about
buyl1g and raid D~iCes quoted follows t7e
inside prices being considered the trading basis
Centrifugal "a 393d3asc; muscovado 50 test, 343G
s4Sc- and ulclasses sugar. 50 test, 3.1S6S. 23c-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct 3-CATTLEReceipt zbout ooS e6G ca
beeves SO T0H 81 SO; IeNans, . ggV
81 Westerners So SC; cows and felters e. 4 -94
e 60 calves SS 25 stockers and feeders > 80
e * HOGS-Receipts. about 5000 head: HiaLAst
S+-onr- Tcht s625aST; mixed, Sc 3OaSi -; EeavI'
81 "a y 81 90. rough Sc 30 SO %; good 70 cnoce
sS ~ a g. %: pigs So 75G So go bulk OF saIss 80 Sgt
SS & SHEEP-Receipts. about 1000 head: n. ssee
s.assv. native 50 81 s.: Western s. 9o4 - o..
earrings 81 81 so. lambs s. '5p So western % 30
Csc 10 ,-o,....
East Buffalo. oct. Ga ATTI-E-FeceP $50 head
,a~I-et sfeadv VEALS-Receipts. @50 head maj let
nttte at ana 55c lower: $50 SO 50. HOGs-Recel pts
100 head hogs active and 2G lVc hlgoer - o5ueIS
-, haavy 81 Is 81 30 mixed. SO 15fl 81 10 crkefs
Ga - n s1 90 pigs S4d S5 CO. roughs s. hon S9 grass
gg-z a. IS a Sc co SHEEP AND LANBS-ftecelppts 3,
6oo heaGs market active sheep steady: LAMBS loc
- Iar3hs S4aST: canada lambs. S6 504 SO 70
III S5+i1-iunati oct, 3-HOGS-Active and strong' o4
-. os CATTLE-Steady to strong Ialr 70
l1a5 il1I ahinpers 81 5OGS5 - common, So 8 %
ESq4FFpgtrong 81 SO SO, lambs steady, So 9o4 - o"
Kansas city oct. 8.-CATTLE-Rece-pts 900 head
Including Southerus: market steauy; secelpsss
~ Waek - choice export and dressed oeet
fair to good, s. q - " " e>leLA
tes-s 81 80 n So stockers and feeders . - 3 s.
steers 81 Southern cows s. log . -
,v,s S2I 8. 20: native heifers. 81 30 50; bulls
kS "a = S3 30. calves. S+9ST HOGS-Recelpts "Uoo
go market steady SC lower. receipts toE the
week So 500 head tor, So So bulk Of sales 80 sog
e. se .0 n se S.. light Sc 50: pigs. s4G$6 SHEEP
Market ninally steady; receipts for me Etel
- 500 head. Ianabs 81 80 SO TO- ewes and yesrIngs
80 I o e. tofS4; stoekers and feeders. s. adsi 10
pIttsbprz. oct S-CATTL.E-2uppr Light market
t1s6v" choice s. 1885; prime, s. +oaSo 90 81 eE-P
e1rrv light market strong prime NelheTs s4tSt -
cuils and common 81 S9aSI l lam 9S make. ae
higher heavlSE. 81 25fSI 80 meel rms
heavv workers. Sc 73dS7 Light Workers - $50
ss -: pigs S5d$5 %; roughs. 50 aoas6 =
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev ACrE. OCE0be- 3. lStS-
raFFFF-Busi-ess coffee quiet to-day
49, -es--ez probably 1he celey in receiving the
T---sz- raEes which CO become available Until
= - Re market opened quiet. and closed quiet. net
sarez sales ths cav were reporte1 OF 7J0o
- --e--r market - higher tIr Hamburg
report De-E 4 L1ereG
-s-s--is- TVre- Brazilian cables finally
- -re- reported unchanged primary markets but
s-suss -zcs5-ls bags Santos and Paulo
--,s--s q --sO00 This taken ample con
@--a..-r c. F-l-sys Llzc strike had
1zslv = -c- completely settled TIE receipts he
= --s footed u S1t0 bsss. against 5000 last vear
81 1906 Ire labor troubles santos been
t-e-.-- -e1stpls and shipments that point
- considerable period. a-E sIs-eE only
sz-o coffee on Is Ta- 70 this country Is about
500 which Is headed for New Orleans The f1-
-2-5o1 ui -o-l--ssS felt tine come
arrivals 81 consuming markets.
c5-sc1zzl % S-- markets Complaints are stl
-scsve- from 5z- . insufficient moisture. uotrt 18th
76-zE a-- Saturdays cable reported CLOUDY
Tsshr a. districts The market for spot coffee was
quotations tie basis Of 6-sc Rio 40
cf contract prizes = the Local market TO-DAY
f--rEE-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

PLovER. per doz sS9ss so YELLOW LEG sNIPt- per
Seze2 s2qs2 IS; do RAIL BIRDS gsr m do7sn @ '5sSai &
9 81 2s oS9 81 naaTa fayas 81 P5 si RsiF5 80 sS g. %
DO teal 6luewing slg$l 10 Do gTenTing 6o@e2e' 2f.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLEs-PotstoeS steady;
e gefos s96D @ Ca99fsSs sr du 6a0aovers higher Corn
STer PEAS soaros Beans srh.iy lower tomatoes
du other vegetables about as quoted, We qgotes P0-
bag, s2qS2 10; in bulk $50 70 SEES - LS5S
50 io do Long s. 7sSSi 90 DO Jersey round klnd per
sack 81 Sass: 90 long kinds 81 65Gs1 So swEEI Po-
net 1o9bie lead b6 81 55gs2 Is. 90 per blset
401e0c BRUSSELS SPROUTS per quart ga Pc 80
81: Do unwashed per bbI bag 6o575c AB5AeI Is
state $15q$18 80 rat Dutch per lou % Ss' b s5 10
81 s. St-5rJIBERS state per basket, 5ocqSl DO Long
All Ter basket 75caSi do other s1qS$ 90 CELL
EFY per stalks. i0g4Qc ca LIZ 4ON' f-I {55
Si5o' Is 5 F5P1 SNS jersey Per bbl sI9s1 so GfEEN
CORN per 100 2=cS1 LETT ICE sA5s sf F657coc rTST4
BEANs Lons IssAha aes1 asS a5 20 af 5odds oHoN
9 s15 veoT- 81 2s9sI so: DO state and Western mt
crate 55o$ .Z % l49 Se n Da 2i 81 12Ss so Do per
n bag S1Qs1 T. DO per 10 70 has ,G soc 60 re- q
= 70 ga Gag red SiaSI 81 90 Long Island and Jersey red
and ov b5 81 2Ss "a ls 81 20 %hte SlaSi IS Pas
PgTgfna psc baset s29$9 % PEPPERS & bull nose;
red per large nb 81 25cSl %: IS a small 4Ge5c;
36 9 long red per Dbl 5a4oe co green 5oqS@ @ 40
9hssss S T% per per sb 5o8 DC PARsIPs per bbl 55g
81: RoMATNE. Ter bb 23a3oc. 90 per Ss775 do
sT5N 9AEs IS nsarby ger basket o. has 2oa5oe DO
Virginia Per oasEe9;; % Uer bbL 503 375c;
sP[NAGti per oasKs r soI sIdsI %: DO aLarrog 500
75c TURNIPs Canada Egt5osa pc White PER b5I seq
81: TOM b6 s5S50c i ATERrREss Prr 100 0uneaes'
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. October 5. 1aos.

New York. October ;. lscS.
BFFyEs-Receipts u cars. or l55e hea,-. an
and Nc trading N LlNs -1tl
TeeIn- steady on Western advices Dressed pee e- 60
lrst r7srd al 7Gl01.c per b for native sldes ga
Tsvau beef No later cables from the cal. AM te
Sr-s ~ Great Britain Shipments frcm tins pol 10
= quarters 81 peer
-1+ aeTirnated) on Nnnetonla, u LeI!coI TO-
- TAef ,partiv esIimated} M the y tal
hampton. also fer the u NIldO' 'i'~ii'-' 49,
on the Terence. t. Manchester. ..,
CATyE-Receipts we're 100 head. al Of T'hle9 a2
ynr -rec- T. sIaugkterers. Nothls doing IN me @ EaL
,.F sor Isrl, Of Stock Feeling firm. Dressed caves
@ Ia Ne n light snrrv and full steady. city dressed Ieas
sold sal412c per n coul,.SS COUNT S-1zar e
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts we're cars - a3s 2s
on live weight Feeling firm for 3ot9 s17eg
sCaI1- slrpv mutton s-sat1y a of.o
+ IL Dressed lambs At ga l2c WIN some saisS
al tu1nnsBaceirts we're 10 cars 1912 head al for
sIaErtsrers Nothing doing IN I've hogs 6S
So ql0S7 medium 70 hea'N
s6 - Tor piss light hogs COUNTRY aE's'l F-
quiet 9l2197sc per n for HlealuIn "ele4's anu ~
weights. state lozs
= 50 100 II 90 90 a. o. s0
roughs 35T Il. al s. 90
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
LEE-nr

NVIloN-A 1E---e- decline o-Urred n the cotton
VIII showing loss -
= oais --- lzsr 7-1ces some s. points below ~
- -t- . -s I---Ll- sales -lT tie session
ss---Se- = s7--r SoFo bales. The market o1ered
e13-- -----= points. rzL=5 few rl-ir-z
middle ruCrninE then szseF -
cs- -oca 1e=- pressure Liquidation With the cl7ss
as-eE s=z-7 n --z l1vesr level OF -Ae session 7ts
ma 1ec-ae vas I1s 70 over Liverloo cables and good
Ts2@= = - -c--- During TIE ss-v session orders
ve-= z-sv v=l divided Lsvzeve- sn5 r-f-as --5ifsT
slz1ty oe-J=- reports from domestic MI centres 15
e AsSs-r 1e- ---ecss- ealing 1c- lower re-lreratu-es
--s -z-eE 12NeTe The market became sluGer
E7eSs-1e -er--Ls selling ---=r-
~ zs -he re=C- c< easier iEterio- aa-ze1s The idea
E17ez = he -a- With weather IL the Saurh
IL fame c. E-z-s report ID bring II f-eSh
l-sE c-s7s Ez- made considerable i--1rezsic- On
-zl-- ----=s I'D 1z- offerings become mere
-t=r-l cssSi1S PIRATE from -iva-TloI rc-
ps- ae-se s--g N r-- marker. which seemed
~ s-c- rev II -r= situation Local bulls.
cs1 -1z- C--s--s from South reflect dis
f1s-1- n merchants Z
1sc-7e INJURIES trzr their lover offers being taken
r rs spot interest l. zcclulu-a -ar-z
NIX W-- become 5U-sh factor later month
II -s-E= % rrlces the local today
-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,,,.rnool oct 3-Cosing-WH HEAT-spot strong. No
red western winter - 1Gd. futures quiet. pecer6er
March - 57sd. May, IS 5Ssd. CORN-Spot
aIiet American mixed Is Sd: futures dul October IS
4J i,srernha- IS FLDUR-Wmter patents ste ad5
roe Al H0PS-At London tPachc Coast. steady, fl los
40 5s COTTONSEED OII--Hu refined, spot quiet
80 I'D REEF-Extra India mess. firm. 1l0s. PORK
Prime Western. strong SOS. HAMs-short cut:
y. "a IA n drm SIS Cd RACON-Cumbersnd 20
- 40 n 0r1n 5ss % short rib. n firrr SOS
81. Ioug clear nddes light IS "a n. firm. Sos Cd.
fcI~ clear Riddles heavy 81 frnl
lea hacks 10 n. 53s 3D. clear bellies Il
~ 1s n lrrn Cos shoulders. square II TO ~ 10, firm.
ASS "a LARD-Frime Western, IN tlerces strong 55s
"a American refined pals. strong. 53s 5d CHEESE
canadian finest white new steady, 8ls. Canadian I'm
est eolored steady. Sis. TALLOW-Prims city,
nrn1 29s; Australian London. nrm- S4s. TURP1$-
TTNF-spir1ts steady. 26s Cd LINSEED OIL-Dull 24s-
ETRoI.BUM-steady 7jNd. FoSIN-Commoa steady "a
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
READJUsTMENT COMMITTEE
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC { MANUFACTURING COMPANY
New York, September 81 ISOo
Dated goth
zoos, and Other Creditors

o the o
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1905 adopted and lodged
Deposar substantially Merchandise
O the committee
of and in
Of
obligations
Withdrawn will be
the o nod
O
Debt
o ober
made N
tonlSh Shavnu Bank oston Mass
N
A
A
F. HIS
52SE Counsel ALBERT sFEs1fg 5R
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

CAPITAL WANTED.-AN INCORPORATED CO
- manufacturing labor saving machine with full pat
protection requires S25 in smaller
amounts invites fullest investigation BY principals
only. Machine does better work al o2efth the cost py
present methods and purchaser in less than
year Manufacturing machine less than S4Oe.
ready market for $1,000 each Field pracr
csy unlimited Moderate estimate 1900
net investment. Address SQUARE. Room S11. 115
Nassau New York
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04


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- = .......:....ssss sSS SO SO % s. So
+ z-...........ss2 - = Sc Sc ssS.5 .3 IS s.
- rz1osl weekly rgDsr- viii. c-npsrfs5ts = foa7s
TA.s Veek Last week. Last year -
e e - a. zt5as. &C. go. &C. s75SS Sos CO
: $s IS. $ z.$:: .$ :$$S$ :.$$$ $$5
z55-:s z-ser-5za I4.G,5 S55o9 $3.50 $500
20 ezP1r-s, a. go 900 oooo ,.oo
s2E al -25eQco - 900 55sooo 5000
G. "a s-ss- s4les : oo9 bales sPsegatiaE | aa5 ez-
q 700 -5d.lg upland. Sod. Futures opened quiet
s2- slsz5y points lower On near ald points II on
9-t-5z- 745. l--5ae-,o-ern6er ed. : 1zens5er-rs-
1sz7-- z51-5. D-ceal5e-JaH-z-. 4e0l; Janusr--Ee6-
7E--. z5e--[- Fed--a-r-alzr-h. GOd- AIs--k-2p-i,
+g5 Az-----sg- =6l--d- sIay-June ard 5u1e-July,
-ELoCR AND stEAL-E-ou- was barely s-eady. With
.g--g bakers EEe fou- quiet ana unchanged me
-e-9E1s z-7 prices quoted on the Rev OK FrooLce
s-z.E-s . - . Tlnter patents $ 80 $ s.
eS5 s. gzSz = v.n1eT ~. s. zoe IS - BEGE-
80 E-o-R-5la-AeJ sJszd5- Qrotsd- So l59
s-9-se Es-- Eo2d $ . s. 90 choice 10 faneE.
- - = -l= ME5A-E5s es s-.-a-z - -y
- |5se s79 -e.-ov 81 - 9 8 20: o11se, ; p
ss-s-- sp--g So 81; standard lnldcllEE. s24 90.
- G. So -l- So 15. city bran. S23 . bulk,
--s-= tr Ez-zs- ---CG-4DE 50 90 reC COG. 81 ~,
T---- s-----eE-- lo---HE ctcE 80 - so DIX
c5aIH--IfE-z- A--Dep-esseC bv heavy spring wheat
--'s& s-c weakness abroad the wheat market TO
,--s--e parity Leclo-alizsd suG one time was
-----E a. from Fridays close and &c below tle
- 1E- record MINNEAPOLIS enc Duluth toge-E@r
---as cars ---caJ. while " lrE-peg received 80
- a. pointing huge visible supply increase
= ----s-. estimated by some h-gn Is t.5voVuJ
= --so ----=- that E5-u9nl-aIl.s world exports
~ H--c s-oT . big total as shipments from
-'.Lr5 curing The week were exceptionally
vale 6E---sa here It's effect abroad would be
FOR one ca Minneapolis sroc-S H.
.-se- 5-5ooo bushels and 1000 o0o bushels
--s1 - t--s last The Liverpool
S--,-l-z---E big world shipments. closed
aggregated -.1#7sE90 bushels. against csS 600
~ --e time. clearauces aggregated
-sis+s 7EezE AID sour. There was only little
fz---r-. even - rEe decline. sales being about
s---e- a. s. - = and May 81 os siz The casn
NeE G-ctec follows so = red. s. - , p
1---s go s-c 81 U6-z @ afoar- 10 I -sorthern
s. = -s--- and 30 hard winter, 8 9s-e .
ciosg -1y rr-ces losing about - per bushel and
- .ea- The lowest selling
as cue 70 -ze break - wheat but much Of it
.a--.-c from excellent weather slc crop news
"a co--si a-si a drop ot : g sd st Llyerpool and
-t---n house selling. Al % clock Deeenlner
r-la lC-E quoted &c and MAY 727 No
- closed - sc ele-zr0r anc $50 70 arrive
- t2-S--u s-nlparhy with other grains
s5ca- - e.isicera5le weakness to-ds5- losing
elocse - I-sael Cash cats ta New York were
sa,t se -.17s- a-iEe6 20 70 81 u. 58c- natural
Z 70 y -1. aS-z Q 55c and clipped white, >
aze --s- = 5-c EYE-Afarket dull 10 Western,
ses6~- LII % Eew York BARLEY Market
@afes1z7s.tug G00e7c Z Buffalo and feeding,
2
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

4 PARTY OF ENGLISH AND SCOTCH INVESTORS.
y arriving New. York Oct s. per 5. $ LusiCania-
would like Joined others coal mining pr7pos
the West address :. D. Boz H. Of New
York Tribune" New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
Ia RQsa Consolidated Mines G0maanY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a dividend three
per cent for the quarter ending august 3sJ 1908 has
been outstanding capital stock OF the
Company. viii be paid the 2oth day Of October.
1905 70 sFareholders OF record on OCtooe q LSOo
Bv order Directors the transfer books VIII be
closed between the % Goth day October 1905.
both days inclusive
Dated the 22d day OF September 1905
LA ROSE CONSOLIDATED MINES COMPANY,
Per D. a. Dunlap, Secretary Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
e,o ooa u-.%TEn

An opportunity exists for Investing $4,000 d verI
profitable legitimate undertaking. VIII return
many times Details Interview NJ
agents Address OPPORTUNITY. Box 5. Iribune Ofice
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
NEw YORK PRICES.
CHICAGO PRICES.

q; - .9S-The market fer pig iron csrtih-
Sgrlsrr - rlpcucs E>xcoalFe duh and reelected
g eScSl5 -. overafeT tls s019S1e and Decerlber
--flls All Il hEPe-Thc passing business IN
zee tR5s oat The market held steady. rings
Snstous ---@sses was nrEnly held and quite active
scoor -se..-~- i1JIASSF-S. New Orleans cenrrifuRal
~ sTx 9-scs 1s-r 1922. coed 22n26cs prime 80
-e~11 o1en ksfEs. 2s4zzc: syRUPE. common.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

JOLINE, LARKTN & RATEBONE, -,
STRONG & CADNALADER. CoHi4-ei'
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
C0untry Board.

BOARD AND ATTENDANCE in physcian's house =
hour from York, via y. Y. Central + P Ad-
dress PHYSICIAN Box 1g Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
Vim. J. Belts, NJ. A., Yale,

-.s-,,ord Conn will few young men IN college
StaL...N experience in Individual
5ron viii enable ambitious young Iaen to save Yeas
oft tIme above
New-York tribune., 1908-10-04
Teachers.

= SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
Al their optown once. No.
ith and STth SITS. until o
Is received at the following
e rates until : o'clock ?. m.
Esd ST.: i53 9th ave-. cor.
15T West 424 ct. between
I25th ST IO35 80 ava; i62d
lsi ave. near s9th St: i57
ave. $50 81 ave, and any
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-05
Boys Who Resisted Temptation.

From the London Evening Standard
The annual official apple harvest al
Witham Essex elementary school was
held recently, and all the boys assembled
to take part. Apples and cherries grow
in profuSion in the school playground,
but the headmaster declares that his
pupils never touch them except at the
harvest
Not one apple has been taken without
authority since the case ten years ago OF
a new boy from London. who did not
know the rules. There were eight bushels
Of fine russell ap1les on one tree alone-a