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BARBER SHOP for sale. furnished complete,
on small payments living rooms. 10 money
required BOX Ia. Times once. ocLs.s
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LADIES 20 demOnstrate from mouse TO house:
also take orders from dealers for IapIn's
Rust Soap Answer by letter BOX 173. Times
Office, OCl-4t
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W AS4E @L-lan with a little money 70 Opea
ana run pool business three ninety equipped
tables. CHAs- COOLEY Silver Spring, 40
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GIRL OR WOMAN. white. FOR light house
keeping: no washing. l2If 18th NV. It
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PAINTS AND SIGN PAINTING

,. HERMANN, rs 5TH ST. NV
8 81 painting SHOW card writing close p-lca.
Best work prompt attention seZJ-S0t
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The Washington Times makes
special cash-in.adTance rates for
Classified Advertising.
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BARRIERS, SUPPLIES.

A. T. SEEBCRG, sS3 9Th ST. y. ".
Successor TO
EDWARD BL-EEL-
wishes 70 announce - friends and former
patrons continuance N the Ep-to-dats
barber supplies. imported bay rum. witch
hazel. hair t0u-Cs. Imported raZ0rs. cIIDpers-
razor ssrops AID new and choice design dec
Grated mugs seZo-r1
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. sglss
- Colorado building. IAN and G 5000
invest CATION, Gly cause. A. sectians Strict
y continental. Phone Alal1 80 NlEur can
Columbia ia MORGAN BEADFOkD, II,
PRINCIPAL EaI1-g.a
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A CORDIAL invitation Is extended 10 ~,
public - attend 81. T. SPICELER.s. SIG ia
81 NV. opening It, ID. ana ID seZ--s1t
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CLAIRVOYANIS.

~ NINTH STREET y. VIZ
WILLARD BISHOP, ClalrvoyauI. palnisI
car1 readings 14--y and S1l1ay. EvzulnEs
until ~ 'C-0lE- seLz-tf
LALE- CATHERINE. the palmIsr and ca-d
reader. has returned. advice and help so- al
ID trouble Sl4 NeW YORK ave Hours u u &
se16-Lf
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.

BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION OF ms
BLOOD CURES LOCoNOLOR-ATANIA
RHEUMATISM. BRIGETS DISEASE
NERVOUS AILMENTS. DISEASES Of
THE STOMACH. BOWELS. LIVER anE
those INCERABLE MALeADIES where
MEDICINE FAILS PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL GET IT PROF. H. y. D. PARKER.
suite So The Claiborne southeast cor. OF sth
and II SITS NV, formerly I42s New York ave
NV se21-tf
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TO TIE LADIES.

FACIAL TROCBLES-Pimples. bIackheads
wrinkles. permanently removed Hair on race
and arms removed without electricity 5C2 r
81
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FOR sALE-FruIt stand and grocerles
cheap. going 20 leave the city 81 ~ So.
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GIRL-To make burtonhoIes. I7O6 9Th St NV
seyq-gt
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so WILL Buy brick house. three rooms and
store THORNTON. 7G4 SIN NV se50-5t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ALTERATION hands for ladies' coats an
skirts. THE FAMOUS, 42l-423 eth NV. se30-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
P4TERSON'S IDLE HAPPY
Largest Oil Refinery an Country to
Open Near Elisabeth, n. J.

Closely following the opening Of the prosperity
boom in New Jersey comes the announcement that
before the year closes the big Standard Oil plant
in Bayway, Elizabeth. will be opened. giving
employment TO considerably more than thousand
in the eastern end of Union County. All
through the recent business depression twenty -four
hundred men of all branches of labor have been
employed in constructing the plant, but this force
has been increased TO rush the work to completion
The work began last January. and before the year
closes the biggest refining plant in the country VIII
be eady for operation. IN many Of the departments
a least.
Another evidence of protrerity in the state comes
from the thriving manufacturing city OF Paterson,
where the East Jersey Pipe Companys plant will,
by virtue OF the recent court order, have nearly
s., ,0o0.0oc worth Of work in hand which viii keep
between three and four hundred busy night
and day for more taan three years
The Paterson company has been overhauling the
plant and the largo gang Of men who have been
haunting the shops for the last few months in
search of work have been told to call around in
few days. when they win all Re put to work. In
tact, preparations are already under way make
additions TO the shops for the great amount
work 10 be done here. Overtime work will be the
rule az the plants for the next few years accord
ing TO the head OF the pipe company.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11

cows s79s5: heafe-s 81 yo4Ss 80. bsTs 81 sogSs 90
calves S3GST 50 ssockers and feeders s. JS4 % HOS
Receipts tesnate6t. about 2eO0O had nar<ec Eeak
Sc lower. cnoice heavy shippins SsS 10 oate1ers
S6as6 20 light mixed - 4S5 s.; cholcs nEf . ID
S. 90 psckers s. 6gGS5 .; pigs 81 eSo 30 ou.S =
head steady lover. sheep. 81 50s5 41noA
"a T59sG yea-iinss. 50 Sass =
Cincinnati. Nov. f0-HO(sS-3fsrket steady. o1tensrT
and shippers So 959S6: common 50 254S& 20 CATTLE
Market steady fair god shippers - 60dS5 % com
non S21S2 10 sHEEP-Narket setady. siGSS 70; arnns
steady SO 75GS5
East Easfao Nov ,ATTTEr-Rsoeoss. head:
active prime steers. 50 5oSS -
vEAI-Rscsipts head active and &c lower.
s. 50Es9 % HOGS-Receipts. $500 bead light hogS
and i5f2sc others fairy active and stsadys
heavy So IOs6 Xorksrs- s. 50s6 To- pigs S46S5 5es
head. steady. sheep active lambs slow.
unchanged
Kansas CITY Nov IO-CATTI1E-2 Receipts fsaao head.
including 500 Southern. beef
higher. 81 steady chdfcs
dressed SScSs fair good
s3GS{ T5 s. e0a$4 Southern
S26S4: S2G<+ heifsrz 81 9o7<G.
bulls Sc 4OGS3 so. calves So J0G$I HO-RecsDts. -
head: 5aIoc s. -: suk % sales.
81 2dS5 SO. heavy s. 70S5 So snd Du-rhers.
s. 4OGS5 light s. 1O8S5 50. pigs g 5oS<5- SHEEP
81 25ass ysariizEzs S4a<4 Western y-sr-
ngs 81 25as5 Western sheep. s5 4os 90 stoc<ers and
Cnien stecS Yards. Pitts5u-x SGv. 10-CATTLE-
Supply light. steady; ch0tcs S6gS6 % prime. s. I5g
IS 90 sHEEP-suVply fair. steady prime ~ethsrs s. IS
veal calves. sass - HOGS-Recsipts sairs steady
prime heavtes feass IS mediums IS s5sJ %. hsavy
s. soaS5 s. nght yorksrs So oss pigs s. os
roughs. 81 5c1$5 90
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
AMERICAN COTTON OIL co. YEAR,
Despite Business Depression Report Shows
Margin of Profit.

The annual report Of the American Cotton OIL
Germany for the fiscal year ended August 81 last
Ezs made public yesterday and showed that the
total profits for the year amounted 10 S1,%83.06o
From this sum there deducted $4,000, inter
eEt on the deb5ature bonds s6sl6, interest on the
preferred stock. and ss07,1l3 interest on the COM
non stock leaving balance for the year Of S39 OIL
The report states that S51e 652 has been expended
Sa- maintaining the properties during the year.
TIE working capital OF the company on Au-
E-s- g. 1es according the report. was IS S1-2S6.
T. his remarks 70 the stockholders George A
Morrison Chairman Of the board of directors,
points o1t that notwithstanding the unprecedented
financial and commercial conditions prevailing dur
iHg The greater part OF the year. the years bust
ness resulted n q margin OF profit He adds that
since the close Of the fiscal year covered by the
report the business OF the company has improved.
and mat more than inventory values have been
re- lz=5 On stocks carried over.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York, November 10 I+uo
PFEvEs-Receipts were 60ts cars 1.114 head, IN
Guiding for ssughterers and . = o Is SEA "
~ b AStsd moderate receipts for Wednesdays trade
T,rsssad beef demand at 50 nc PEI - -
sdfcss reported steaiy cattle markets at 12s
I3c per 10 dressed welsnLs .t tIs3c v tss
o4t about quarters OF beet divided between the
swit Beef COMPANY and ths o1 had including rs for
butchers and I76 for the market Trade was very I'M
WeEte-ns was held for to-morrow.s market Few
common 70 prime yeals So4d a. SitS cify iressei
veals selling at s814o per l5 country dressed az &c
SHEEP AND I4AdBS-Recepts were s3s ears. or
9O2 head. including cars for slaushteers ana
be,, Seenr In the lamb trade bpt prices
good sheep sold 81 so s. IS per 100 ~ euis a.
"a veartngs at 81 Dressed mutton quiet at ia q
50 per lb dressed Lambs a! "a S nc. IN -, ,v. ~
IS so per ID. do % 10 at s5 so lie Pegnsy-
van;a DO 81 10 a. 81 o 90 saSs 20 SsA5ss e ~ va "a
do % To- az So: 20 state culls 50 ID. az 81 - Late
yeter4@y d ~ Sss s Ib al IS so 2f5 Pen4syvans do
ss H. At SIS IS Is sheep e6 10. s. .; Il do 10
p & at s. @ 90 S 90 az do s. ls e y p d. d. 81 s. IL az = d. al . %
Newton Co, 100 Ohio lambs. II ID. at 50 %: 2s
Ferns Commission COMPANY 153 state lambs s. 10.
at IS 10 10 cuIs AZ ID at So 80 state sheep 81 H. at
slippers Commission Company: 2s1 West virginia
aoGsDRecspts were 50 ears. or 5.5e1 head. inelud-
ing about half a car for {he maTkst Prees were
at Ss 10 per 100 ID country dressed hogs al IA q
So g 3 G5 ssnsfa 81 10 asa ' noss i5e ID
So 10 100 ID; roughs 35s ~ - s. 10 Late
at So "a do Ise To- at s. Is; 10 pennsylvania do III
u. at SO 10 roughs s5T 10 at s. 70: Do 525 ID. al
Judd & Co fiate Yesterday 10 state hogs 1s9
10 bS e ~ iO sSanaaa 5a5e @ ys.tsrds hog 200 10 at
Sc 10. - do t1s 10 At 81 rs l4l pigs % n IS IS.
$50 IT, at Sc so
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO Nov. IO--vheat prices on the local sx-
s-co'7nt OF active demand for export The close
was almost at the top at net gains OF II a ia 20
Esc Corn and oats were also strong but pFoVir
The wheat market opened strong with prices up
L 10 u n sc compared with the previous close
closed excited and strong with december A 5o-ss
and May 1G714 a =. The market was ouLiSnly
affected at the start by an advance OF -. -, -
Liverpool and later in the session 1resh iIfpet1S
was given the upward movement Of prices ~ al
vices from the Northwest claiming that exporters
az winnipeg and Duluth were taking al wneaE
,La+ ,-as ofFerad then A report asserted that the
sales to-day IN the Northwest would aggregate De
tween and go boatlOads, but the exact hSures Z
was said were not available 4 premium OF .
cents On the price of November wheat az winnipeg
over the December delivery seemed 20 furnish
proof OF the claims Of big export business
Minneapolis also reported an excellent demand n
-four The market further strengthened by
numerous reports from the winter wheat osII te--
ing OF the stuuted growth OF tne Iall-soNh ClOD
owing 10 the drouth The fact that the drOuth had
Teer psrtlv broken by IN the Ohio Valley our
ing the last twenty-foUr hours seemed 70 be given
scant consideration C1saranCss OF wheat and -four
were equal TO $4,000 bushels The visible supply
increased 1325 0e8 bushels Primary receipts were
242 coo bushels compared with 7620e0 bushels the
corresponding day a year ago Minneapolis Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts or 80 cars against
The corn market responded 10 the strength %
wheat and rallied sharply late in the dayr- prices
advancing nearly lc from the low point OF tls
session The close was strong, with prices az 1hs
ton notch and net gains Of = % &c, maj quota
tfOns on December being a. 62i4, and Nay at as
Trade during the greater part Of the day Was dun,
but more activity manifested during the maj
hour An improved export demand helped 20 STINT
Iats demand for options Local receipts Eers IS
cars with 3 OF contract grade
Active buying By cash houses caused strength
in the oats market The bulge IN wheat and the
continued small receipts were the chief reasons
for the demand The market closed strong with
prices Up = TO 3, with December at 4sl5 and Nay az
515 a 81 Local receipts were Isl cars
Provisions were weak on realizing sales inspired
by enormous receipts OF 1--we hogs at Western pack
ing centres Total arrivals at the principal points
were estimated at u5.30 head. compared with $3.50
the corresponding day a year ago The strength
OF grain had tendency 70 check selling AZ the
close prices were ~ q 10c 70 15c lower
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat 81
cars; corn. So cars. oats. 81 cars; hogs, E09 head
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11

NUIIUN-Ihe cotton market vas nervous and r.
regular today. with trading active
more aggressive The close was barely steady at net
decline OF 1Gl4 al
hsles The market opened steady at decline I
point advance Of points, 25 points higher.
then easez off 10 a 4G7 points rallied a
slight gain, eased again, closing only 894 points
up from the lowest. K looked though concerted
effort being made by local close the market
of fT5u the top. The bull movement has succeeded n
carving nloiths Up about normal parity
with Southern spot markets and advancing the late
positions substantial discount compared Yth
July To small premium Further progress appears
to disappointing bulls that
upward tendency York futures has not been
fully by Southern spot markets. The
Southern very nearly where they early
september whereas in the Of December contracts
the local s. points net higher. AT the
present time however there is consequenta! pressure
OF local market, and X Is
evad that CO. entrated long holdings of December
tracts considerably OF the local stock
that there must very sharp advance large
Shipments in for delivery before the nTs
of movement continues very heavy and
the weather favorable beyond Indicating over
ter1Deretl!-es There yet been general kdilnS
frost southern spot markets were unchanged to sc
higher - -, --,-u- 20
dav ZIaS
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
yEARRECORDINS NSTREET
RIrSIEST DAY THIS YEAR.
Heavy Trading in Many Issues, scith
Net Cams IN Seuerdi.

-. x+o,t market made a ne5 record yesterday
,- The year II point OF activity. the total sales
.s .Ss sfares-being the largest for any day since
xsrch 1s17. The trading continued 10 cover a
-. range 10 issTes being dealt in. only ten
.-,ss- the high record number and At the close
f, number or stocks showed net gains Of from
!, : points each The price movement, however,
ass highly irregular during the day. and several
ls,,es closed fractional net declines The public
.--.-ss. showed no dirniuution and the market ad-
,-sn,ed Il the early trading heavy volume Of
-asrissioa house buying and extensive covering Of
shorts
Profit takinz caused a recession. and then came
me news CT the favorable decision OF the United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals in the Standard
oil case. which once more advanced the market
Thereafter the course Of prices irregular. some
stocks and groups OF stocks rising. while others
declined
Rumors gained wide currency that the directors
of the Southern Pacific Company at their meeting
to-day would raise the dividend rate from the pres
Pc cent TO :, and II was also reported that
announcement would be made to-day OF the plan
Tor retiring the preferred stock, a plan which is
understood 70 include the creation Of large issue
u convertible bonds. through the substitution OF
which for the preferred stock the company Will
effect al important annual saving.
Southern Pacific heavily bought these re
r8-rs, rising 1875. high record level; and
IEion Pacific. rurlors favorable which also were
circulation, advanced 10 1874 its highest for the
year. Interviews with Southern Pacific interests
disc7eding the reports OF the expected action to-
day and saying that in all probability the usual
dividend would be declared we're followed IN the
late trading by selling OF the Hartman Pacihcs,
Southern Pacific closing Hts. net gain Of 81
points. and Urion Pacific AT Isl. net advance Pa
Nj. Hartman declined 70 discuss the probable &C
tior OF the Southern Pacific board in advance Of
TIE meeting
United States steei common depressed dur
ing part Of the day, declining from 6S14 to . on
selling presumed 10 represent liquidation by hold
desireus CT shifting Southern and Union Pa
cfc bit partial rally occurred in the late after
noon and il closed with fractional advance, Al
h4s.. international Harvester common, on safes
much heavier than 11suat made z maximum ad-
vance Of nearly points. sS1< closing al 65z
seven points higher than on Monday Delaware.
1sckewanns & Western. an inactive issue in which
the price changes are generally wide, advanced ga
r-aints On sales Of q few hundred shares.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
PATIENTS ANTICIPATED.
Knickerb0cker Pays Fire install
gnentS at Once.

T-he directors Of the Knickerbocker Trust Com
psuv nave decided 70 anticipate the sixth seventh,
eighth. ninth and tenth payments Of per cent
each the depositors- The five instalmeuts, which
aggregate SS.250.e0o. VIII be paid on November le
In6er the resumption plan the first Of these pay
-7eats not due until April IS. 1903 and the last
until December e. 1895 The four preceding install
r7snts also anticipated by the trust company,
sn1 with the 10 per cent paid at the opening the
depcsito-s November Is viii have received 50 Per
cent OF the 20 per cent OF their deposits. which
under the terms OF the resumption plan they were
% receive IN per cent instalrnents at intervals
covering z period Of two and one-half years
For The remaining 50 per cent OF their deposits II
VII be remembered the depositors received surplus
certificates bearing per cent interest payable
serni-annuaIy Of the net earnings OF the com
usuv These certificates be retired out OF the
earnings and surplus, provided that IN no event
the latter is reduced below s coo
owing the remarkable progress made by the
Erickerbocker Trust Company since IL reopened its
doors or March 2s last II is expected that pay
lsae-- q the remaining instalments viii be antic-
-s-e5 and that soon thereafter the company will
b. II position 10 pay on the surplus ceruhcates
AID b. cut Of debt 20 tts depositors-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York 10, 1903.
COFFEE-The coffee market was quiet to-day. and
after opening a partial decline Of points, showed
little further change, the close being STEADY net IN
changed points lower sales reported OF L5OO
bags There some trading between September and
December by houses European connections but
otherwise there little business and only four
months traded in in su Bullsh interests claim
that the price OF coffee is dow figure that De
considered discounting bearsh considerations and
prices planter
is barely receiving the cost OF production II would
seem consequently argued that nothing short
oI an actual throwing Of vaorization supplies on the
would cause further break Of consequence
alc Is perhaps people the trade
expect any ouch development Nevertheless, there ap
pears 70 be uncertainty-encugn, perhaps
count Ior current apathy general tendency
trade circles buy only Foreign
markets. showed important change. Havre =
aEc hgher at the hour Of the local opening Rio was
- rels higher but Hamburg and santos unchanged
Receipts were about the recently.
weather was reported districts PauIo. Spot
cofee was steady but quiet. with quotations
61sc No =.
The in the tg-day
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. 10.-Closing- EAT--s9ot er-a; Nc
western winter futures sEeady, Deena5sr.
Is II ssd, March IS ed: MAY Is S4d CONsoot srEl;
au,ercan mixed sad, futures steGty- Decsnoer.
K sIsd- TapgEa-y IS 5Ld PEAS-Calsdia1 STEADY az
"a sd FIOUR-Winrer patents steady az Is Sd HOS
IN To7don CPacifc Coasgl steady E21f3- BEEF
Ezra india ness srous 1L3s Cd PoERPr1ns ness
arm at HAMS-Short cut Il 70 - D.
-1.isF 4ss BACON-Cum5@riand cut = % 20 d.
SI,iat a. 5s ga: short rfb. dr a S3s cnE
Sts.r -,f94les rht - steady st 81 Sd orS
ciesr ralddIes heavv 40 70 steady az sos saorc
cIasr RAGS Is 70 n dull As 3D. clear eses. =
- - - s-ssdv AZ 5ss LDERS-SGuare. II 70 -
- duu AZ 4Os LARD-Prtme Western IN tteress Gltss
refined. IN pals. quiet AZ +ss @
PT-TTEF7-Ciood United steady At sts
6s1s5fqn finest steady AZ dlss Caza<ia1
61.st coIored new steady at SIS TALLONs-Prilas -
- T-RPF-NTTJE-Spirits sreacy a. IS 81
5OeTN S0Trr1o- rrn at Is l01ad- PETR0LEUod-Rs
a-sS steady az I'D LISSEED OIL-Dul az IS d
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
ACCEPTS n. Y. MAIL TUBE EXTENSIONS

IFTCTI
Yes ington- Nov Ie.-The PosIofice Department
ts-cay accepted the extensions which have been
fecsntly made IN the pneumatic tube mail service
y View York City. This new service connects the
genersI Dost0fice with the new mail station In the
HRason Terminal Building. and also all the mail
sa2lons On Il . Ees. SIDE Of the city. except Sta
san as fsr north as Station J. and from there
szxt Station L.
Ft.s extension adds about twelve miles Of pneu-
nlstio tubing 10 the mail service OF the city. and
prs into operation about nineteen OF the twenty
sever niles contracted for. Il is the greatest e1-
tension ever made in one year and is 10 be fol
osed Ia the near future by further important in
crssses IN the mail facilities oc the metropolis
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11

Boston Nov 10-Tne Advancement % prices trough
served c1rtaN somewhat tne activity
In market demand. however. conrin
almost ali grades The leading domestic
quotations range follows Ohio Pennsylvania
No washed. 541s5c- hne unTashe1- zl1zc. one-nalt
coEnb1E 2TG=Scs rrsesiZnths blood co10fns 10
&c: onequarteE consbing- 252Sc dsz1ne wasnet
dsf4fne. rnWashed 26G17c Michigan. Wisconsin
and feaceS-Fizs. InEashsG. 2d2ics feisins.
urvashed. 25916c: 0ne-half blood u1washed- ze2hcs
blood. ulWasnsc. 2jf--zc- one-Gz--sr
blood etInwashsd. 24SeSc KENTUCKY In1ana and Ms
Thres-eighths blood. 257cs Ons1arte- blood e
TsxaS-Elue twelve Eenc-hs olG
Sc fine months. E5FfSc hus t1Il A21e4S-
Gas middle courriss ss+ec.
southern. S7G3Sc. fall fres 35d3Ic- Orsgon-Easte-i
No I staple. 5SGS0c. eastern No I corlt1Es 4sT1lcs
valley No l. 45G46c Tsrrtory-F1ne, staple. oIESiecs
fine medium staple 55Gj7c: due. clothing. ye hne
medium clothing 1880: bCcd 50S7rs tsr-e
sjxhtns blood $685.. oneQuartsr blood 44ec Puled
Extra, 5SGSQc. ans A. 50G53cs A szpers +3d4sc
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
MOVE TO CANCEL TROLLEY FRANCHISE
Yonkers Common Council Debates Until l
O'clock in Morning

After z debate lasting more than three hours,
ie g-7rrlon Council OF Yonkers, at o'clock yes
erdzE morning, 5y a party vote-six Democrats to
ol- eGubIicans-aoopted resolution directing the
-1currz-fOa Counsel begin proceedings for the
orteture OF the franchises Of the 1Onkers Rail
usd Company in South Broadway, Elm street and
EsI1u- street. and the Nepperhan avenue line, and
recove- the s5o-cco worth Of bonds placed by the
Ne--cpoIican Surety Company 10 the credit Of the
sFy T. insure the faithful performance OF the
hz1chlse provisions oy the railroad company
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
TO sNLApeE UNION IRON WORKS.

York last night Charles n. Schwsb OF the Beth
ehern steel Company announced that the plant OF
Ire Cnion iron Works is TO De enlarged At once
Aselng that the improvements may hhoef iA'oi
Sl.s conditions run into the millions
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
g,c BAN eoAo MERGER PLANNED?

s. Louis. Nov. lo.-Tentatige negotiations for
Merging tie Toledo St Louis & Western. Chicago
Alton Minneapolis & 81. Louis, Iowa Central
and Missouri Kansas Texas railways said
b n progress e=one OF the higher officials of any
o. the roads viii admit however. that a consohda-
70 Is rienne-f
New-York tribune., 1908-11-11
sARLtne TO BE ST. PAUL HEAO7

y TeevreDI . II LFsD1lls-l
A-ssakse Nov. io-It is reported here to-oay
tast Roswell Miller chairman OF the executive
eSSrd q the St Paul Railway, is soon 10 oe SUI
eseosd by A j. Earring The report is unVerii'su'
= Is sao thst In case OF Tie change the next presl-
nsat gil - = n Williams Hho figured promi-
1.ig 4 the building Of the Pacific Coast exteh-
k-a.
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oTHER MARKETs-eY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago. Nov o.-cATTIE-Reoeipts estinateal. Q ooo
head. market steady 1oc lower 81 4oS5 %;
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