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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17
OPEN BATTERIES
ON COUNCIL /: /:
THIRD WARD PROT EST
AGAINST N. p. ELEVATION
VIGOROUSLY VOICED BY
JUDGE MOORE AND ADOLF
MUNTER.

In declaring that he was about
to moralize some, and then Gliding
his constituents other than finan-
cial interests for not presenting
their views on the grade separation
plans to thte council, w. G. Estep.
councilman from the Third ward,
last night started some fireworks.
No sooner had the councilman
finished his short arraignment OF
his constituents than Judge j. Il.
Moore lit into him with all his pent
up forces. He shouted at the top OF
his voice ami every time he shout
ed big crowd OF Third ward
property owners cheered him on.
Sarcasm and bitter insinuation
were leveled at Councilman Estep.
Judge Moore said that Third war1-
ers had no idea that it was neces-
sary to voice a protest before, Tor
they had all felt confident that no
council would allow such a mon
strosity as a dirt fill to cut between
the beautiful Brownies and Can
mons additions. Judge Moore said
that the city now has Third and
Fourth avs. open and should keep
them open. This, he said, could
easily be accomplished by forcing
the railroad to build a steel
| treslte the same as the Great
Northern. Judge Moore owns
property north of the city, and at
the time the Northern Pacific con-
templated a route around there MI
| Cannon told him that the company
was willing to pay well for it. He
said he was afraid to pronounce the
figure Cannon said would be eX
pended by the railroad. Now II
pleaded economy as an excuse fol
the dirt fill The citizens have got
ten along with the railroad as 1t is
for about 20 years, and Judge
Moore favors leaving it where ii
| is rather than permit the fill.
| He wound up his address by
promising the council that dirt
I'LL would be their political graves
HE finished with the insinuatlon
"But we have not as much none!
as the railways"
| Adolf Munter, also of the Third
! ward, followed Judge Moore. In
a high pitched voice quite different
from Judge Moore's deep tones, ne
reiterated many of the things his
predecessor had sail. He caused
considerable applause when he re
ferred to the time of the great fire
and a councilman stole a lot O
hams which sympathetic outsiders
sent into Spokane to feed thf
starving people. He begged this
council to be honest with their con
stituents. =,
The next session of the commit
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17

A special meeting of Federal Labor
union No. 1922 will be held at
Labor hall, corner Pine and
Sprague, Sunday, April 10th. All
members are requested to be pres
emit. Matter of Importance. BY
Committee.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17
tee of the whole council Will be
held Monday night.

tee of the whole council will be
held Monday night.
Councilman Lambert presented
tos the committee of the whole a
petition signed by 60 wholesale
firms who had adopted resolutions
against a dirt fill in the N. P. grade
separation plans, favoring the Ma
son scheme instead, providing that
subways should all be the same
width of the streets; the Portland
& Seattle should be granted only
a limited franchise until a new
route could be selected, and all
property holders should be pro-
tected.
This petition it was explained
had only circulated little while
and tina accounted for only 60
names on it.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17
TO DEDICATE CHURCH

The new Pacific av. Christian
church at the corner of Cook and
Pacific will be dedicated Sunday
afternoon at 2:30. Rev. Victor Dor
rirs, the Washington evangelist
who is holding revival services at
the Dean av. church, will preach
the dedication sermon. Pastors C.
F. Stevens, J. w. Allen and w. w.
Smith will assist in the dedication
Rev. A. c. Downing is pastor of
the new edifice.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17

tiful Hawaiian women, and is I'M
usually vivacious and interesting.
She comes from a leading island
family who created some excite
ment in Honolulu after her mar
riage by refusing to allow their
daughter to live in the pretty bun
galow abode prepared by her nus
band because it wasn't good enough
and presented the couple with one
of Honolulu's handsomest man
sions.
The tour will begin at San Fran
cisco.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17
MANY At COMMUNION

The largest communion service
in the history of the church was
observed last night at Vincent M.
e. At the baptismal service II
adults were baptised and IA were
received into membership. The
concluding services of Passiontide
week will be held this evening.
DR.. Clarence o. Kimball at 7:45
will preach on 1.-The Call of the
Christ, or Fathers Last Appeal"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17

koa and one of Honolulu's leading
society young women, Will leave
Honolulu soon to cross the Ameri
can continent in a big touring auto
mobile, accompanied by her hus
band and several companions. The
expedition is one that will attract
the interest of the islanders and
the people throughout the states
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17
R0ADNIcHT RESIDENCE
ROBBED

A daylight burglar yesterday aft
ernoon gained entrance to c. F.
Roadnight's residence at 2467
Grand av. by breaking a pane of
glass and stole $40 in cash, 80
pistol, small diamond ring, solid
gold necklace and chain ami a
heart shape locket set with pearls.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17

D. S. Brown, a Peone prairie
farmer. notified the police last
night that during his absence from
home yesterday his barn was set
fire and a horse and harness is
missing. He could furnish no
cIpw
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17
HAWAIIAN BEAUTY ON LONG TOUR

as besides being immensely
wealthy, Mrs. Macfarlane is one of
the most distinctive types of beau
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17

special Correspondsnos 20 The Presa
HONOLULU, April 1.-THE long
distance auto bug has arrived in
Hawaii, and as a result one trans
continental tour is about to be be-
gun.
Pretty Mrs. Walter Macfarlane,
Jr.. sister of Princess Kawanana-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-19

WIUc olcTlcif1 TmnIaUol u c0u9um
os4 M we cf.y OF BrnusuiaE Ca
Section >. 30 il further ordain IA sv
III. a.d authority that sach tests sfail
be- made witb aopjapcea ana ins.rl-
meuts recognized rs modern standard
for tbat mtroose and ,ccordfus "a the
e,ablish d ta6.as-of yonaeo ai8per.
age wauaso eD
Section Ba 4 further ordained
oN the sa'o authority tlaf upon The
request Of amy consumer Of Electricity
in the City OF Brunswick his meter
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-19

man o. amy and all taxes due sr'd civ
l"f F'ld year by the fhiriyirst C3isO
gay ot jul> l9aS he entre amount
y such taxes for tbe year shall im-
medatelE become due. and # shalI b.
the do'y Of the RS II fhe MAYOR md
Council of the city Of Brunsvi, 81
issue execution against such delau+
ing ta%payer or 1axeaEr for tie 81.
tire amount oil taxes due said city ~
aid year bg snch person u . rsaps.
and such execution shaH 5o enforced
tT ieYy and sale as provided Gy ME
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-19

I itf wing ordinance was osa
1Ae second and lbrd tlme passed ana
adopt ei:
Ihe ayes and nays having h'en da-
mande on section as tolioN
Ayes Aldermen Cainan Dart lud
"s MeGa"ey. and Robinson
Nays Aldermen Mann and Taylor
To amend am "dna e.. uumber
lf7 oHdn d au cl'nance % rrohihit
the erecti@u or construction 4 avn
na sired piazzas 0r Other structures
Ion @ 4aln streets ~ he cifN IF BRUINS
wicN G-on2 ~ AVID to prNd when
s7"h stNc'n7es rs now "Yts 'rs shall
lee remU ri aud 70 Dreseriae "le Pc
'tfo" ioa1 of AWNINGS which May here
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-19
1R c. c. HOWELL
DENTIST

ST Of Teeth upper and lower $50
Fold crowns and Bridge Work.
:, XXI "o'h'' $500 and ur.
.Goid Fittings. 500 ana ~
lAmalgam Filings. 50o ana no
leeth Extracted without Pain.
All work guaranteed to give satisga..
non. Office bours SIP a. ~. -
p ~ Phone $40. Sl2 ~ Newca.,-
tie Street.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14

MEIAIs;mTIN.The MET l.s;,z London tin market bad quit.
oWer IN al aes 90 at as S SS1 a and
i2s cd for spot and zef IS Cd for futures The
20 9'1 a. n9aFet vas dui and UNCHANGED Lake quoted
ing 1sS7 ala 5oo LEAD advsci % sis lis ID in the
s2c sPELrER vas higher h. 4o an fIa i7a Sd
ch9 at @ f Ga srfst English q9n faIsf a
@ was lower with standard quoted at 4es ed and Cleye
5nohs ngea No foundr northern SIS 5oGsi7 and No
the Produce Exchange to-day was inactive with quota
asl5 $ October SIS 25q$le: November, SIS 25ase 2S
noLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The general market
oeoy soy 6qt quie and unehanged prices We're noted
leg lso fair 1920; good 22a2sc; prime 2sgsoc New
fair 1920; good. 1sa22c; prime. 2la2oc; fancy
S; oil steady FOR August
senber at sss 95sse: 500 october at 81 1865: 700
Linseed oil ir1ner owing to the strength Of the
quoted at &c IN lots e0 o S' bbs snG or more Rehned
RetreieuIr vas unchanged We quote; PETRoLESM NJ
bulk se5c re6ned cases New York 10 eoc Phtiadei-
e zoe bulk &c: FhadeIpha % Toe bulk eeSc wsser
CoTToTsFED oI1-Prime crude nominal! prime sum
r ysoS ss . SPOT a;ar Agggss sgs as sSSo septs
pseeSeT I5d1sa - as5c and Jaa.n1sTg "a % a
mer yellow ss@$ee: prime. White ss3 45c: prime
seed raw - 45c out of town raw "A 45c: Calcutta
of AsR 25 Provision a2 market weaker
oooon4t Of easier live hogs rather bsTa receipts and
lIf, n Ghsaso sd e 600 f5
had 5000 hogs. Omaha 1000 and the West 10000
R s1s g .o Quoted ted Ms p tan
steadT quoted Mess, 81 SO ISIS So family s1s -
SEE 9G siSs'1s ea6 s.F IRa e
n. sssc; 140 10, 9ssc: pigs, los a1oAc CUT MEATS
rPi96led bellies steady Quoted SMOKING 1le; go 10
quiet. quoted at 126i211c. TALLov-ouiet. City,
na: 1ss Ts sseasFg 5 s=d 4SSs9 9sSisa
c Refined la5q easy Quoted Cd South h. America erica
pound barely tiss steady Quoted at - ashc searine
Arm quoted: oleo, 12a12lsc; city lard stearine.
FItB-Tradne in rice was on fairly liberal scale
% Wires sna o at fS fS gT n @ a af aTks @ aPse ll
prices ana moderate offerings Quotations follow Screen
foreign, 6Gsssc; Rangoon and Basssin. 4laG5c.
ide less peT cent Cash The following are list
Of per cent for cash seven DAYS: Crystal dominos
mould 4 555c: cubes > 45c: INK powdered 535c:
EAGLE 5Tb bags powdered and Eagle e9nfsctio9eTs 9t
powdered and Eagle coarse and extra fne eranuatel
$500: Eagle Pm bags do. $500: SIN bags do:
50 b hses de- 3 25c Eage fine or standard granulated
and diamond A. 52oc confectioners' A, Sc; No J. SC;
soc: No I. 4T5c: No s. 47oc: Nc o Csc; No 10
: ''c: No II SOC: No - 45s No 1$ 4oc; 9o Nos Nos
suga was ,o oesdy and snS but 6 qu1s & ods it
sugar market halted. with refners Indifferent
and prices more or less nominal Duty paid prices
rnusoova,io test 5so molasses sugar 50 test
3-2sc- The London statement of the worlds visible
ket WEDNESDAY there offerings sugar shade
less than 4osc but this morning they were withdrawn
quite generally rumored to-day. however, that
Cuba centrifugal for August shipment had
been sold at 1116c basis e6 test which is equal TO-
price generally quoted at 7e close is osc duty paid
ru;nored sale
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
OTHER MARKETsRY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 18-CATTLE- Receipts estimated about
coo head: steady; steers, 81 759sT 80: cows
So 25; heifers s3Gse bulls 81 1888 calves s8g
so stockers and feeders 81 609s4 90
estimated about 900 head market 1Oc 70 15c lover
choice heavy shipping 559s6 65 butchers 50 GS5 So
light mixed S6 S0ds6 40 choice light Sc 45Gs6 30 pack
sFfEEPEReceips estimated 10000 head; market
Sc 80: yearingz s. IGas4 50,
Cincinnati Aug fs-HoGs-Quet and Sc TO 1oc lower
butchers and shippers 1885 so; common, 81 65s5 %
CATTLEsov and steady far to good shlpPers 3 eSg
IANBS-Narket active and strong 15c higher, at SSg
Sc
Fast Buffalo Aug 1s-CATTLE- Receipts 100 head;
market STEADY prime steers. s6 25Qs6 IS VEALS-Feeo
IS 25 HoGS-Receipts. head; market slow and lec
to 15c lower heavy mixed S6 1876 So 1orKers
So So pigs s49s5 60: roughs s. 2S9 60 dalrles sog
e6 75 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 500 head' mar
ket steady sheep active lambs fairly active ana un
changed
Kansas city. Aug 1s.-CATTLE-Receipts. !. 900 head
incIuding 600 Southerns market steady Western steers
weak cows 1Oc higher; choice export and dressed peer
steers s6 20GS7 So fair good 81 5aS6 western steers
e 5n9sg q stocers end feeders 81 s59s4 so; Southern
steers So 4oaS4 Southern cows, 81 25asS 90 native
s3 IS: calves. 50 25dS6. HOGS-Receipts 1Ooco head
market Joe TO 2c top, Sc 55: bulk Of sales 90
ass 80: heavy s6 5oqs6 packers and butchers So 25
asa 50: light s6aS6 40 pigs So 5ods5 p sHEEP
Sss ewes and yearings SO e59s4 25 Texas yearlings
S4s4 so sheep 81 5os4 TO- stockers and feeders
Sc 25ds4
supply light: market choice se 3ogS8 So prime
s6dS8 So sHEEP-Supply light prime wet5ers S4 4og
K S culs and common s2aS3 lambs So 5oas6 VEAL
CAIvEs-s7GS7 rs. HoGs-Receipts light market loTz
Sc s5 light Workers ss 4ease 20; pigs s. 6oass 75
roughs s56S6
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August 13, 1908
BFFyES-Recepts were 81 cars, or l,O46 mead al
weight feeling nominay steady Dressed beef dull and
unchanged No cables Exports today were lAoo
Of beef.
CAIyEs-Receipts were head for the market
quiet and steady: head OF western caves
sold Fair 10 prime veals sold at s6gsS - per ~ 70
buermks at So 25 city dressed veals steady at sag
ssIes-R W Otis & Co: 10 1853 n average. at
IS per 100 n 10 butterTnilks iSs n at 81 % G.
Judd & Co: Is Pennsylvania veaIs 14s 10 at IS 70
90. $50 10. at So
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were Is cars, OF
including for local nutcner ana - 1t
from yesterday 81 sale all at Jersey CITY; me
demand quality Of stocA ofrsreo so
generally lower; prime lambs were sady 70
lower: others 25c sales Of medium lslDs Wer
at decline Of S564Oc; sheep steady About II! cars OF
lambs unsod Ordinary good sheep sold at s3ds4 per
s6 80 Dressed mutton slow at TdSc per 10; dressed
lambs 7S n average Sc 25 100 10 l29 Pennsy
vania do e6 10 s. IS: Pennsylvania sheep lZo TO-
7chin & shannon: as2 west Virginia lambs 70 n. at
ss Is: 20 Virginia lambs and yearlings % 70 al
81 25: 247 Virginia lambs 65 n at S0; q kenicky
Sawton CO: 152 Kentucy lambs e p IS 80;
o2o do s. so; 90 do. 30 n at 81 70; oZ Ken
tucky sheep. 103 10 az So u.
50; 235 Virginia DO II n. at SO so; Virginia sheep
8 Judd & Co: Kentucky lambs. IS 1o. at So,
HoGs-Reoepts were or 1.43e head includ-
ing No sales reported; feeling
weak TO Pennsylvania and state hogs sslo
late yesterday at s6 coast 10 per 100 ~ ...
d. Isl n at 81 10 roushs 2ea o SO: stag 800 10.
at 81 so: / do. 3e0 70. 50
Andrew 81 hogs. l5s 70. at ST; rcushr
25s n Sc; stag. 24o n. at 80
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

TWo-HoUR TRAIN TO PHILADELP HiA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
-aso. $50. a %. SO ESQ 1850. II 70. II 5, 50
go, $50 $50 a-s5; sss q ! iiS9 Q : : m ?.
sgHSay. s "a 10 se So $50 80 ESQ os $50 S $50 80
SO L.. LIE GisEk4Y Itisp sT 3 $50. 100 soc
saea sso s9s i iGsS isS 20 o' 500. :, .os 40 so
600 100 500. 800 D. m. Y y 10 nldnisnr ~
sundays. 1.so. 500. 800 10. 90 dug 20 a. m,' -,
100. 500. s.oc. 1o.ao .. m. Il. Is nidn.gnl-
For BALTINoRE AND wAsHIINGToN. u
Ly; "; 23e g sT $50; ESQ; o;,J lLSo = LIZ m.
Es4Y ifei sIs sr@fso eoG s;'g 500 n 1000 @ n izoo
noon. SS Z. 90. 4 90. 400. Zoo p M daily:
FOR ATLANTIC cS SI9Ts It s.,, LTa optys - sSS so
.. N sundays. $50 8 IN. 22o ? m Lv-
only. $40 p Sundays. 1000 a M
VA oss AL @ aAIL.Lonf 4 = BEsncas W asa A.sg s41
f3S e. lisC Is e ao o. de-. not US .to9 p a Lsas
saotpf s5sash sats.,. M $40. $40. 10 ,. N. sur
qiSEsTS qdys; spS, go e g. SIS $50 81 fi.se 5 "A
az 20. l2o sats. only). 1.3o. $50. t4ss
does not stop at Long Bssnsh Gs AZ g. so 80
.. m. 12Of midnight. sundays. $50. si'
SANDY HOOK ROUIE--ror A5taoLe
Highlands. ses Bright. Monmouth Beacn-
&C, Lv. Pier 81. N r.. Foot W; 20 80 Il
$50. o;s5. 1890 g. m. 1880. d.So GO Sslo e y,
AS. b.2o, 7.45 m Sundays. so9 Io;oo ~
n. R., Foot Cedar ST., els, 1000. 1l-Oo
a. m. LOO. 400. 3, As. AS. 5. 10, sl0 p; N;
Sundays. ESQ. 1880 a. M. l-So. 400 s>is
.. m
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing offices: Libsrty ST. CIV 23d St Tel:
Chelsea 814D, Piers 10 and 81, y. R, .
Astor House. 24s 434 1850. 1854 Broadway.
1872 225. 2S1 Fifth Av., z79s Third Av., III
West l25th St. 245 Columbus Av.. New
York: Court St, gas, 344 Fulton ST. 47e
Nostrand Av., Brooklyn; $50 Broadway.
Williamsburg New York Transfer Co calls
for and checks baggage to destination.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

View 1oTk, August Is, 1s-h
raETFr-The ccffee market showed important
ro-say cloes being unchanged 4
--s lover while reported about 1900
- was selling against firm offers from
x9i hur leading bull interests be buying in
absorb offerings, and, after opening
-rs-rsa points lower, market held around the
. -rrss A6vces from Brazil TO the effect that the
ef re1nsnce the valorizstion
sSs-s bv > oar OF E15. 1000. secured by OF
- 70 s francs surtsx. the hypothecation CT
rovernuaents coffee. law limiting exports and. IN
s5.-no Is<y - per sd Valorem the entire
--s-C-;o- is hv no means understood local trade
tsisS zns o-lg adds the general uncertainty and
iiosresE Il attempt operations for the purpose Of
scauniiaz future developments This is re
s--s1s : uarTowness the Exchange,
- r-chsrts report fair trade in actual coffee al
direction business is confined
--s-s-s needs There important changes In for
- markets to-day sa6 Brazilian receipts continued
"a epct coffee quiet. Rio No Z, Sisc.
rsnse prices in the local market TO day
IS folluTe
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14

quality grades are scarce and
spring ducks cleaning up At .eadE aeef
spring sroiler. Philadeiphis ana over yer TO- e pais
evsrass hs. 2s a.e DC under ,a s. S n. 10 2s aao
DO poor isslso DO western picked iss M lss; q. %
&c soathsTn average sa cry n sie
% q S Is pohs hss4 2 .es 90
Ty picked ana over DBL. lso i..t DO gsgsn ise
sssEs sls pieRes soo5ssa3
sssSsS sssd 81 91 SSk Tons sy s6d
s so DO state. 4sa ps4 Deem DO
iFd Il 81 a sb asrs ii "a snE
toes liberal and with trade light marke. nnny
and 5n lGweT ' Onions stssdS FOR choice. stock
sa Pay e ase9s enS G aPs Pscp PfkfE
% G b.ns aen es sGrn nBes in q6ve B2 s1ppS
@ P0'T and TasSns sbn 5g 5e ve
r9and r5s5s pr SsI Inas s. SSs sss
sack s. 4eass So DO long kinds s. 3tss2 .; DO south
Shore s per o Ho 8 Per "ss2 Bs 3 5Ss DO
do dow r.s s2s2 s g YANS N9r aoRa Pss Tas neW per
esskst 5ogsl 2 DO CID $gs q BEETs ss sBd p1as
s ss 12 sgs d do p small nr P ss @ s ssq s. g
.ossSs ss5se . q IsB. s
90 Per basket 4ea6os psr bag sogsoo: do ho5h9qss
E:as isa%a Psr POS sRI 8 3
81 6E .rss sa pes per bS SP s S q 5s Fisnd
25G4oc: GREEN CORN, Hackensack. per 100 75c9s1 25
7so@sI 50: DO per box 1sc@s1 25 DO nearby per Ss
potato per basket s10s1 10; do fat 75c9s1 25
do Maryland Delaware potato. hall b6 basket
yeffoT per ice b bag s. s7aS1 So state. white.
81 5odS1 75 DO Orange County. white and yeio
per has 81 25as1 75 red s1as1 90 DO Ions Islsnd
yellow per 1882 25. do red 81 5o9S2 DO Jersey
white Per basket. 75c7s1 Is; do yellow Iecssl 90
basket, $4,000: do Southern per Dbl 81
Isl per basket, 60T5c; OKRA, Jersey, per oox
Or basket socas1 PEPPERs Jersey. bullnose. Dbl
6Gds5c per basket, S5@5Gc; per box. 2SGooc 90
Jersey long per Dbl 6oGsoc; do Jersey cheese per bn
500 75c PEAS. state, large basket, 5Oc9S1; 90 Per
bag, 5Oc9s1; ROMAINE. state. per basket eea7.oc,
STRING BEANS. nearby. wax per oasket or bas, oue
do green 4oESoc: Connecticut. green. per rag
4o65oc 60 state per s09eoc do green per
basket 5o675c green, per bag 4a965c; do Baltimore
green per basket 4065Oc do Norfolk per basket 10000
SQUASH marrow, per bbl 509T5e: do white. 4OG6oc %
yellow. 25G5oc; TURNIPs rutabaga per Dbl or bag sig
white. 100 punches. 81. TOMATOES upriVe
per bush basket 4odeoc nearby. Jersey bag, c
as1 Jersey. per 2oG75c; do altinore per
carrier 40q6Oc: Delaware Maryland per carrier
5oa75c: do per peach basket, 2505oc; wATERCREss'
Toledo Aug. 13.-CLOvEFlSEED-oc s. 80; 81 Pc &
cernber 81 49, March, 81 s5. ALSIkE-Cash se aui Au
gust 50 40
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

~ rhiooeo Aug 12-cold weather in Western Can
ada and a revival Of export business to-day 1orceo
the price of wheat the local exchange 1c above
the lower point of the day. The close was at the
hest figure the September delivery being up lc to
1lxc Corn closed &c up, oats &c to 14c lower ana
provisions declined 2i2c TO 2212c.
strength in wheat was in evidence from the be
ginning of trade to the end OF the session A
feature OF business liberal purchases by the
influential trader. whose heavy sales YESTERDAY
caused the market TO slump &c. The marker was
bullishlv affected at the start BY reports from Wesl
ern Canada that low temperatures prevailed lasI
night throughout Saskatchewan ana HahI'qpa am "a
one report from Winnipeg asserted that Ice had
formed at several places. Later in the day status
tical news encouraged further buying. the primary
receipts to-day being estimated at 10000 ousheis
less than those for the corresponding day last year
while total shipments were 10000 in excess OF the
da1,,s receints An improved demand by exporters
was another important factor in the situation
Fifty cargocs were reported contracted for one OF
them for France. September opened 14c 10 7sc
higher at s21sc re 9214c to 92i4c and advanced 10
93i4c where II closed Clearances OF wheat ana
flour were equal 70 $4,000 bushels primary re. re-
ceipts 635, 900 bushels. compared with sooVoo
bushels a year ago Minneapolis, Duluth ana CIli-
cago reported receipts of 322 cars, against 40 cars
q week ago ana 4S2 cars last year
Strength in wheat smaller receipts and cooler
weather in parts the belt had strengthen
ing effect on the market sentiment In the pit
being bulish nearly all day. The bnlk OF trade
was in the Deceube- end Nav deliveries. The
September option. although traded in 10 less ex-
tent than the distant futures, showed the greatest
strength. owing the anxiety of shorts, who Gov
cred freely at times because OF the small arrivals
The market closed firm for September and May
but easy for December. September opened un :
changed at 77I+c sold at 7714c, and then advanced
10 7sc The close at T7Ssc. Local receipts were
Jos cars with 80 OF contract grade
Oats opened quite weak. owing TO general seHlng
by commission houses, but soon rallied In sympathy
with the wheat strength. The market held fairly
steady the greater part OF the day but eased on
aosf1 toward the close because OF a decline in
the price Of the cash article. September opened
&c 10 sc lower 47c Also advanced 10 4t@tc.
and closed at f7ssc to 471zc' Local reeeip'S were
l94 cars.
Liquidation Of provisions was general and the
market closed weak. Several local packers were
among the heavy sellers and there was also free
selling by outsiders. A decline in live hogs was
the inspiration back pf the sales. At the close
September pork was on 22l5c at slf si1e Lard
was 80 to 7lbc down at 50 o5 and ribs were l2l5c
down at IS 50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 2o4
cars. corn. l4I oats, 263 cars hogs. 70 900
head.