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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
stock PRICES
ARE ADVANCING
lBy Associated Pressl

4 NEW YORK, July 15-There were
no striking or new developments to
account for further advance in prices
of stocks today. Buying was based
on general improvement in the spec
ulative situation. Bonds were irreg-
ular
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16

this national organization will crea, e
a special fund for the establishment
of an American department in man
ual training at Bezelel school ii
Palestine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-25
4peastl i 81 Jaks smitb

Jake Smith; d highly respected col:
oredi citizen OF the cit died thls morn
ing shortly tters one O'clock at his
home on Cherry avenue: III. smith
had been: III for more than q year from
Q compile cation OF diseases and his
I! did not come sass o surprise to-
his friend he swasy aged fort years
and Zig survived by 81 wife aud one
daughter. Jake 81 one o the best
known colored men Eot the City and
was Welt liked and though OF among
The itizens Iof Eairmpnt THE re-
mains will be taken 10 Gumbsriaud
this evening on No. wiiera inter
mentswlll be made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-25
Do mistake the place

+ Is, -
Miss Rose Brown was welcome
visitor at ]. E. Kisner's recently.
Miss Ada Harden was calling on
Mrs. s w. Harden Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Radcliffe. OF
Riyesyille, spent Sunday at J. o. Rad
cliffe's.
Miss Sadie swisher was pleasant
visitor ut J. E. Kisners' Sunday.
Mr.. Mrs. Guy. starn and son, Cd
bert. were visiting the latter's pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. somers. re-.
Gently
Mrs: Wess Malone and children, OF
Haywood. are expected here soon. to
visit relatives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-25

! . 4 = =
Miss Ada sarden attended the tenn
perance show. zen Nights in Bar
room," at Montana Tuesday night.
Our boys went to- OpekIkska Tues
day where they met the opeKIska
nine in a splendid game OF baseball.
1t resulted in a victory for Catawba;!
score. s to 8.
We understand that we are to have
two games Of baseball here the 4th.
Particulars not known. ~ Y
Misses Ruth starn. Cora Haun, Edna
and Clara Jolliffe attended the ball
game at Obekiska Tuesday.
Miss Floy Malone was shopping in;
Fairniont recently. RS e 81, is.9 s'l !,
Will Somerss took in the show at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-25

Miss Ada Harden and sister. Alice,
spent Sunday with relatives in Mon.
tana. She attended Children's Day
exercises Sunday night returning
home Monday.
Miss Cora Haun spent wednesday
and Thursday in Fairmont the guest
Of friends. While there she attended
the street carnival.
4 Mrs. Riley Powers was visiting rela.
htires here Thursday. 4.
Mrs. Bruce Somers was the guest
of Mrs. Guy Michaels, at Montana,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Brown were Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frederick
Sunday afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-25

~ ~ ,
Z Mrs. Nell Malone and daughter.
Miss Mamie. of Montana, were ire
cent visitors here. ,isis5 Il IA IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frederick anil
little aushter. Virginia, spent Nom
day evening with Mrs. Mary; Holmes.
Robert Harden was the guest Of his
cousin, Miss Ada Harden, Monday
evening. ~ 9 s "a n
h Accept my sincere thanks for thel
number OF the Industrial progress Of
Falrmont," which you sent me. It Is
a gift well worth being appreciated
aud preserved for future reference.
! SHIRLEY.
~
~ Trr d West Vlrglnian want ad q Il. !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-25
lcA.TAWRAs ITEMS.

slightly indls posed for few days, is
EIe1tty improved
Mss Ida Swish Ter was removed from
NE Cook Hospital mt F,airmont to her
horne here, Saturda She stood the
"trip very well and Is Estill improving
.sloHly d, e S \.
Miss Ada Harden was shopping in
FairmuntS Friday. s
Mrs Grace Pyles and children, OF
Riyesville,weres visiting friends here
Thursday. n i,,5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-25

= - y
Montana Tuesday night.
s. w Harden was a business visit.
tor in Fairmont Saturday.
Mrs. r. E. Harden and Mrs. Guy
starn and son, Olbert, were visiting
Miss Margaret Starn one day last
week. =. =. -
Misses Frances and Della Radcliffe
were shopping in Montana Wednes-:
day. ~
a. F. Harris was a recent Falrmont.
visitor. /, il5! x 5as .s.
Miss Leora Groves, who has been
visiting Mrs. "A. F. Harris. has return
ed to her home in Falrmont.
Mrs. Travis, who has been very Ill,
lis somewhat improved, =sF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Maturing IeCs- q.


Chicago. Nov. 2f-Gene-al rains in the United
States caused a &c decline I'm wheat prices the
local exchange to-day. but nearly all the loss was
later recained covering by shorts. final quota
tons being shade higher TO &c lower. Corn and
provisions closed weak and oats steady.
The wheat market opened weak. with prices sc
II 5sc lower became still weaker during the first
part Of the day but rallied In the final hour and
closed firm. although December still &c aac
below the previous close. Final quotations On
December were s. Ga and May 81 o.. The
market still weather map affair. similar
10 that OF Yesterday, bat differing IL that to-day
tire early loss was practically all regained before
the end Of the session According 10 the weather
bureau. precipitation had been almost general be
tween the Appalachian Mountains and the Pacific
Coast. and the Indications were FOR additional
rain tonight and tomorrow in A large part of
tl.iz territory. The market was also depressed by
q decline Of I'd q Liverpool and by continued
liberal receipts in tHi= country. Demand FOR cash
wheat the sample tables here was dull and
maud for cash wheat there was exceptionally
aeiet Export business agEregsting 80 boatcaas
was reported having been worked yesterday
and to-day. mostly durum wheat. but including
aar-a No ! hard TO 60 GERMANY t1earaucas
to-day liberal being equal to Ti2 0o0 bushels.
RI. .-,-rI5,s visible supply a. shown by Brad
streets. increased 25S6.0yj bushels. Primary re
GENTS we're COZ con bushels compared with 1871
G9Y bushels the corresponding DAY q year ago.
affurcapoHs Duluth and chicago reported re-
CENTS Of so cars against t5i cars last week ana
80 cars 2 year ago
corn was weak all day. owing partly 10 The
ziump in wheat but mainly 70 increased receipts
ana falling If IN shipping demand Trade at
The sample tables duh. and some OF the
late arrivals found poor market at &c 10 i1c
decline The market closed weak. with prices
shade 10 sc lover. with December ~ CSC ana
Ma ~ &c 10 so &C. Local receipts were nearly
100 cars more than had been estimated total ar
rivals being 45a cars. With Of contract grade
Trade In oats was duh. and prices l1u
over q lae range. Sentiment I'D the pr was q
tri1e bcsrisa. owing 10 the weakness or wheat
and corn Cash grain concerns were moderate
sellers ali dav Prices 81 the sample tables we're
&c 10 10 lower The market closed steady with
prices unchanged To 10 lower. with -lecemher
AZ $3.50 and Ma a 46zsc Local receipts were 20
cars
Liquidation vas general in provisions nearly al
dag because or continued enormous receipts or
'irh hogs 80 All Western packing centres IotaI
arrivals OF hogs to-day these points were l-t"t
head. compared Hith 1880 head the corresponding
das year ags- Some OF Tho smaller western
packers were sellers ~ proRl ors. Prices az tie
close we're DO u 80 lower
Estimated receipts Tor tomorrow were 1T
Available.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
EARD COAL HEARING RESUMED.
Temple Iron vice-President Says Carriers
Helped Company to Pay Dividends.

Philadelphia. Nov. cs-The taking q testimony
= The so-cslied hard coal suit was resumed in thIs
r-r -o-dsE. A r. Law % Scranton. vice-prezt-
fsr- - IRE Temple Iron Company. one Of the lie
f--lsr companies IN the suit testified that he had
previously been identified with the Simpson & Wat
s-ns Company for fourteen wears II operated
erEr coiHeries In =he IackaE wanna and wyoming
districts q PenusvIvaula The Temple Iron Com
7znT. re witness said. purchased the Simpson &
atkins interest for about 8 0901G0 paid in stocks
ponds and cash NJ Lew named the following
railroad companies owning stock. The Lehigh
valley Ire Erie. she New York Susgueharna &
NesTer7 TIE Delaware, I-ackavanna & Western
sn6 the Central Railroad Of New Jersey The Phil
SasiIhia q Reading Company. he said was not q
s'oesHo-o@r- M Law planned tLat-the Temple
-Tlh tor11an-.- % which George r Bser is p-esi-
cent originally Manufactured iron a. Temple Berks
Eolnr~. Penn
Al ne afternoon session NJ. Law testified that
curing Ire coal strikes ~ 1895 and 1872 four rail-
Toa1s contributed $40 90 20 make lid . --e--.ss-
oehcl1 q the Temple Iron Corlrzr- These rail-
roads we're the Reading, the Terfcr yau.- t5-
Er'@ anc ne New York. Susquehsnrs &. Western
lie Temple Iron Com suT. Sir law said never
Teno-Esef me carriers for This ccrr--lrfr. T,..-
- re years q the STRIFE tile COMPANY though
earning nothing maintained is 8 Der r-r- f,,fzl
through rhlE ASSISTANCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPr4.

chicago ~r~ - -CATTLE-Recstpts estimated I5oc
head r1ar.r srzasv. steers s. 6O9sT 60. S9S5 20
hsffsrs s. sOFS+ bulls s. T5SA 90. calves sSs1 so
=o-Ears AMI fza5srs sO7S4 - HO5SRecsfpts. EST.
mated weak 70 l@c Lc-T7r- f11l-s
heavy shipping s66SB Is bJrc1s-s s. eo6s8 o5 light
mixed 40TS5 So packfuy s. SoSS6- PIGS. s4S5f bul<
oFs sales s. sG7Ss SEEEP-PeCs7cz ssrfua-sd 1900
head. market higher $3.50 IS Laes. s. .
ass %. yesrl1gs. S4GS5 .
Cincinnati. Nov - -EOGS-slov; 5a1oo Igv=-. butch
e~s and shippers s. sass p; common So 259S4 -
CATTIE-Cuiar arS sssv good shippers. - so
s. s. common. Z5TS2 - SEEEFStsa6y. 81 as "a
IAANIBS-Stsa9y. s. 50eIS5 o.
Kansas city. 2a---ATTLaE-RscsptA IS 600 nsa6.
Including zoo Sourhsrus market sceay = wsa caoos
- $3.50 81 sass so a,S
feeders 1SGS- southern s. SJ
cows s. 90 native cows s. 15S4 50. nativs
hsfs-s bulls s. 256s4. 81 G56e5 81
HOGS-Receipts 81 0O0 head, market 1Gc lower, top.
* o. bulk OF 651S5 30 h.a~v s. s0HSS g5.
packers butchers s56S5 %. Ezh- Al3S5 sos
pigs. 81 G5GS5 90 SFfEEF-Fecei0ts had.
ket 1CG20c higher lambs "a SeSS. and yeaTiirz&
S+dS4 Western earrings 81 5OS5 Western sheep
s. 1884 90 stocke-s ard feeders. s. 50IS4 =
PittsburE Nov ATrLE-Supply rE-t slow:
or oice S6ds5 - prime s. 75ass SEEEP-Supply .air.
SLOW; prime wsthers, s. 1884 .. culs and Common
81 50S2 50. lambs s. 500S5 90 veal caves s. soGSS
HOGS Receipts Hgh-. dIli- prime hszviss. S6s8 I0s
mediums. s. saFS3 - Workers. IS SO1S5 10
Toledo Nov u -trLOV E.F-SzEL cash 30 Nove-l-
OTHT, PRIME s. IA AISIF~Ea prime. $ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

-.,-r.-..,- oe.t selling a. s44gs7,s PER y 70 strip
nents from tais PCT az. .S 51s--sry = See
VIZ 4XFSLRecsiD1s we're head. u-luiisg 500 Cor
and ch5ce veas Vssts-n ealvsz s.3 - -
were 12t 49, - - I14isza 90 a. s. Dressed
3a .. g s55s G u. 7a Pa l PEI PEI & country dressed at 80
sa q, 1ss T. 80 SEE = =: s. s. e q
fs b AZ s. 10 100 n. AZ So > ONO DR. l@s D.
At I g. ? Nelson. 50 western calves. sss 7.
Serns Conlnszion Co 81 Indiana calves. go D a
= 1.dd & Co. v.als 1sT n. az 50 50; 60 100 -
ss9FEP AND IAuBs-ReesIpts were 500 cars y
as had includi1g = cars for cir salsalsrs @a5
70 be sold ,soo5 slse2 1s-77s - - 81 EI-ss-
Eood sheep sold s 5cGS4 p le u els a. So
Trssszd mutton quiet 5Gsc per d dressed lambs
So ol- N S GO 20 Virginia lambs. = aver
e a. SIS Sc per 100 %. = D. a. s. 90 rs Do 81
sanders So state lambs s. D e. g. s. 'ss 5e s.
= a. g a. y lambs $ n al s. 50 = shssp. 1s n.
at s. Do $50 y a. 8 DO e. Il a. > 90 II CHI
George 20 L BiiIznBacE. IL state lambs 81 y. Il
: Jqdd ( C. 5s sa5e q Is sep 1os = a:
. Z9 ia scr & O.. g. Virginia lambs s. n >.
cuiis 81 n al 81 81 Virginia sae=P 80 y a. 8 -
T9bin shannon; 30 STATE lambs 81 y. at - 30
state SHEEP 10 n a = . 7-s4-t, rs-,5s A. - ~
s. 20. shszp. 10 n. At 8 . -. ~ -,
Ss-.-s SSe5g few FeelnE ssa5y ard god
medium Il safe s,-i a9ss "a 80. a. 80 =
sais-s Sanders. hogs rs y ave-zS- a s. 10
per 1G0 7; l stag 500 = A. S., : .-,.. 49,. ~
- g. Is 10 ia = a. S. So rough. $40 .. So
%. 10 s. -. d.. go n a. s 90 bar 10
a r Hollis Gate yestsrzay3 1ss s.afs hoss. 80 -
George & L Dt-sDoacS care Tsstsr1z71' = 'tsts
a, AHaE r. N ISus .s 6 = ss $ 4 . ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

COTToN-The cotton market vas aeEyo4s ana s IN
dsnce as a Of evenng-up for over ne holaay
offerings pretty well absorbed IN the main nc
and nerlc matter OF only $50 polIts
r the enaI steady sales FOR the day we're estl
The market opene1 naiei!
s,eadv a. decline las points and quickly sod on
10 597 points following Tnlch Iheie "es
q -ay. and al time during the afternoon pres
we're unchanged che point higher During TIC I@ss
half hour however offerings Increased as result OF
renewed realizing local bear pressure me cl9se
being points of the top The opening ae
Disappointing cables. and possloty ms
Ellison placing the seasons requirements q
shor p 1s5 bales American cotton. had con-
trbutory Expectations OF lGuoaton On Lne
Of scattering interest for over Tlanhs-
giving Dav and December notice dag on Frfa
probably important factors hove ana
slich IN evidence following the nlIo
markets officially reported WerS
unchanged 10 lower while port receip WeFe
heazier expected reaching 10000 bales TIE fact
reflected cearanCes
seste5 tact exports $4,000 bales Local
sentiment supeared % less mixed buL &c
uand forthcoming all soft spots ana II locked
though bulls were carrying their COTTON
over both holiday notices while December main
tanned premium the later months
The range of prices IN the local market 10
DAY was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, NoIemner - i''o'
C0FFEE-Tbere vas q continuation OF near noun
liquidation in the market today ana Ms
q reached tar TINS 7essI.
the marked closing steady unchanged 70 l'lls
lower sales reported Of $500 bags me
opened prices to an advance OF pens
response higher French cables, but soon yleqs ~
the absence Of aggressive support. The nTst
DAY tomorrow, snd the continued -
and selling December contracts was slpposeu ~ o
preparation for this II is dihcuit 20 g o.
the probable extent OF tonloFIo"
{ % be presumed they pretty W1l
vtded Meanwhile months have gone 10
premium time valcrZation paAs
augurated policy supporting the near posltieS
the trench ma
the"e very little change abroad and there
nothing the general situation WIN
req ching 20 hays a. the perts. against iAvy
last wear and fG5.tHPO + IS announces
that the Brazilian maturing month have Dee
provided q surtax The market co sfol
quiet quotations the basis OF o-7S
No
range Of contract prices in the local market today
was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
TO RESUME Dividends.
North American Co.'S Earnings No
Longer Needed for Subsidiaries

-bs North American Company. which had paid
; -e- ceur annual dividends On its stock Tor sew
80 ears prior 10 December. 1907 since which
80 f-s-A have been 10 disbursements. is likely
- -ssuu-e dividend payments early in the coming
go 81 Is Understood rate 70 ne not less than
. - cert and probably 3
=. ----7=-v-s earnings 4 Is said. have - no
-. >-rsz- below ne a-1ou1t necessary for pay
.7e -bs pe- cent dividend and the suspension
- -. ,s,-,e-+s vas cue 70 the fact that certain
financing had n be done ny some of the sub
..sts-v ceznpsnies which has now been
pIste6-
Al issue - Ssa1oo ehcrt term notes - the
r--f-u Electric Light e16 Power COMPANY. Of St
Iouis secured by al eglal amount q the COM
-s--rs stock which he North American Com
rsr- vas pledged 70 purchase a. par. e no other
mar fer taking Ire notes II should Re made. VIII
nature January l.
ne Union Electric company. however. sold 10
banking house few months ago S-5n0o9 OF the
--sur,-Sve-vea- Pc cent bonds. and the same
house has now exercised SIS option 70 purchase
g. ADDITIONAL S.0a1 90. the sale Of these bonds,
+-e- the proceeds o. which the notes vii be
-sk.r care o.. relieving the North American Com
-s-- from is obligation % take the Soaoe9
---i-- Electric stock and clearing The way for
-es---r-fon e dividends.
- directors OF the Sloss- Sheffield Steel and
7--r Company. II IS reported Il Wall Street. have
ss-f5eT - restore the common srock 70 q Fer
rsu- annual dividend basis. and also likely
- eecss-a 2 dividend q = Per cent - REIN
r--s. he shareholders for ire reductions made
:. -n-es dividend periods II 1913 when 1 Per cent
e-s--e-r- zss declared instead q the usual -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
MORE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Application to List 81 ,866, 400 Com
mon Made 70 Stock Exchange.

Appacsr1-n vas uzde - the New York Stock
Erehszzz BY ira Southern Pacific Company yes
te-5sr u 80 565. 40 additional common stock
-hs Etc-E < psr1 - TIE 900 on on authorized in
~. When ne sane amount n preferred stock was
Authorized Ecns q the common vas Put out. but
"a - = - -he preferred * outstanding. The com
r,o1 stock about q be Issued IS 70 be used from
tine tine IN exchange for this preferred stock
Considerable interest vas manifested IN the dnsn-
ca 5-E-r-- over the announcement. the belief
berg general that L meant the abandonment az
re pan ThIch Il was understood the company
1s5 g lew for retiring the preferred shares
trough "a issue - convertible bonds. L
s-Hr=d II authoritative quarters however, that the
listing CO -ae new common would not sUpersede
~ other pan which the company might have
hse1 considering and that t. was merely formal
t-~ 70 pace The COMPANY IN position n exchange
re -c---cr for preferred shares IN the hold
e-E = re latter should desire 70 exercise their
cr--s-slon privilege under which they have the
-p--c1 q exchanging their holdings Tor common
s-o-k - rsr
re application - list the additional stock was
regarded bull card for At Hartman on the
s-ocE Exchange A. the close Southern Pacific
oc=,r-c1 showed net gain for the day of So
points z1d Union Pacific Of IS points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
m TAKE MORSE LINES
ronn anu Incorporated Under Con-
,oi;5ated Steamship Reorganization.

,-r steamship company provided for uHue'
I-..-rs,fzation pian OF the Consolidated steam
g e -. ~ take over the latter company Tas m
80 - yesterday under the laws Of the STATE
-. With san. 00a 600 CAPITAL The corpora
q - Henry r Msilo-y. Henry P Booth ana
- ~fcoI. OF New York. and Henry horn
- ems ,-sle7 I. Stone. Of Boston, who are all
- ~ the hondho6ers' protective commit
= * understood that Nj Mallory VII be the
-. - - rev concern. which Is called tie At
-. ,-,,-- and Vest Indies Steamship Company
- so-s-10sare sale Of the Consolidated Steam
- 7,-es us1l take pace today 81 Portland. Me.
= -. -~on.r-v VII BE- Md ;n by the bondholders'
---..ree Al ~ 1he subsidiary lines held by the
-.,-,=s+os with the exception q the Eastern
s.--,s,t- Company. which is being reerganized
800 concern VII BE taken over by the new
--,s--v which viii then issue new securities in
.-..-re ror the old under the terms OF the plan
s-esdy published
Eaos4vr-s for the Consolidated Steamship Lines
-,--,ar- which form controlled by Charles
II Nor me convicted banker. appointed IN
r.h-sz-- Ge01. BY Judge Putnam n the United
s-s-es Circuit Court n Portland. Ne. They We're
Governor y Villain 7 Cobb o. Maine, Judge George
r wing snd Robert Herriok The company had
,sa 200 zoo stock ard the same amount Of collateral
s-7s- pe- cert bonds outstanding. whereas the new
ro-oz-v has only $40 .oe0. 900 capital stock half
-,---ou enc half non-cun1ulatt~e Per cent pre-
erred STOCK. and xiii have authorized issue Of
SIS 0na ooe collateral trust Hfty-yesr Ter cent gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
BOSTON WOOL MARkE-

Boston. e4-Tha v0Iuns q business the Iocza
Still Keeps above The alr-ousn
actions slight failing o. Prices
firm. which has had tendency ~ cub The huynS rs
leading quotations
WOODS. ohio aad Psnnsylvania Hescs NN SZ-s GSc- x
1882. pasheG S4GS5~. No washed S4ll35c, fns
trva-heE q 72or- half blood. cu-r1i1z - u.s.
sighthS ho0t. coming, = c, oue-qIarser Blood
couubng 2G2-sc. dsla.le washed. Geiaice
washed 2-a2S- Nichigau- Wisconsin. New f7rs feegss
-rVasEe1. 2pl21-- 1eiaiUe unNas1ec- -59fdtcs
unvvashed 25S26-. thr=ssis1trs bloCf-
25f.r-. 1uer1a-rer e47-5c-
reutuslxv Indiana Missouri z-t1s b0a3 -
G2Sc. one-7uarrer b0n5 -5eIr- Secured values
r-f-e month"; 54T5Er. g : months. ts15i0s
hra fan 47G4sc- Ca-if1ruiaN Northern. 4sS52c- -dds
county 4sR4ar. Southern. 57ISSc- fan free SSsagc-
Oreg1n-Easfern N staple 5S16oc- Eastern No I
clothing 4Sd59c valley No . 4o1--1 TERRITORY ms
seqffs~- 51aoac lue clothlnz.
clothing sS1JIr- Crhalf tnCs 9
arbr1a blood 52f54r ore-Trar-sr BLOOD 3
as PuIsf-ESxtra. 5sa6oc, hne a. s@8S4c A sa0erS
s3G4Sc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
Notice to Creditors.

- pr-Rsr-sNCE OF An ORDER or TIE HON.
Il Henri RschcT. or the JUSTICES q re s1Preas
- Of for the county q Esy
W. notice il hereby given al persons having Gains
5@f-g business n the CRY and COUNT q Ns- Aor<
- ~aula ~ T-avsr Taylor 3 Cri-- % present.
80 -- the vouchers thereof 6l-y verffad % rs
.-Ls--ba- Herbert u TaviOr- Thp has been duy a7-
assignee Z Thsver. Taylor 4 t1r-n 1or rna
ke,ear ~ +Eet- az ths once Or rs arrnes
o+ p ,-o-ira-7n No VAL Street ne BoroalzE
. Nsrharrzn Ok SeE YORK On or oe1'rs - IN
aa T % ~ Yorx the 18th DAY q Oetobe- 1903
A'1---- HERBERT " -ALLf0R-
, g. go rs-s@- y creditors @ ThzTsr. TaTfo- -
Assignee tor ll7 17-7'-- "a
Griffin .. - s.zt--.. an vv.u
HETN & C0VIIys5l ~. A-I'l'7s7 ---
street New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rtv.rpoot Nov .f-CfosinE- WF{EAr-Spet st-aty4
-, ~ western winter - II nd Glrures steatvs
I,ecemher. - Iua O. March. : I7sd- MAJ - 80
nominal futures Iuii- January. as da9s
zf,--r s. 1s.t PEAS-~snaafau steady. - - 2.
III Winter PATENTS firm SOS HOPS IN london
t7ar5e~ Coasrl. firm. 50 - e.. BEEF-ENJra India
mess Arm 1t5s FoRK-Prirls mess Western. arLn
-. "A HkNfS-Sno-- cut "a rs fb. 1u.et. 4ss
-~,Insberland eat. So
~fH f8 20 "a -. weak. ass Sd long clear uddies
long clear Uit1fesa
heavy * "a quiet. Sd snort clear backs.
u 30 Sd clear bellies. "a - 70
nrrn SOS DERS-Sguare II - %. duii. "a
I.ARD-Prims Western in terces. steady- as %
American. refined in pals. sreadv ass Sd BITTER
food United States. steady. aos. CfiEESE-ganS-
aiau dnesr white steady Sos Canadian finest coored
steady 6os Sd TALEoW-Prfnf- city steady. SOS
TURPENTINE- Spirits hrru. 2ss "a ROSiN-tora-
mon firm - 10Ld- PETROL SI-Rs1ued. steady.
I'd LINSEED OTL~-DuII. SIS "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
ALFRED CLIFFORD STEEL n,ez,-.

The directors ~ the United States ST. 49,.
peration elected yesterday Alfred ,ri4,-. 80 -.
Louis as = member Of The board 10 ef. ,s. -
1aney caused by the resignation Of James Cs-.rar
= successor 60 NJ Gsyley as first 7-fee---,.s.,,a,
Sss not elected. Mr. Cit1orc who had ra1r .r
n ne leading men n the cd American steel and
y - company Has elected a director Of the
ln-tec states steel Corporation a. Us o-esn.z.-
tion. but retired IN favor 0f William z ,srey
wren TIE latter vas made president as il vr.4
Necessary for NJ. Corey 10 be a member - the
toz~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. November -. 1905
RTEXFS-ReceiptS Us head. in
Guiding siaughterers for the market.
ard cars weT the yards
The feeling firm reported light r.
ceipts "Wednesday Dressed beef selling az
steady prices only latest liverpool and
Londan cables quoted live steady az l@uiSc per
n, dresssd Weight vita top4 a. Lonaoa bringing Bsei