davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AN

New York December Il l9oe
BEANS AND PEAs-Reeeigts to-day ,54, 15s5 0tss igs
beans and goo BAGS az sS peas that % carry taeir tride
87r Ger the holidays and the general market IS very
dull such sales as are 1ahEs ~ are a iort - 7lan-
titles would compel further reduction IN Va,,.es
row i90s choice. per bushel. 81 A. 81 ~. % ralS
70 good 81 so = ZOOS 700 90 & 30 s. 32 d. m
So ~ 80 ~ COS So 20a 50 so do pea s. logs Is;
a. medium 81 95 a & 10. white kidney l9cs, choce
s. 6oa s. 30 red kidney ISs en- IIt 49,, p tr,.8
choice GS2 lima, California eholes s2 30 % So
81 s-I ,r~viTr Is Of ordinary 70 prime
me ares M fbess are having SLOW sale at barely
tained prices Fine and fancy qualities are reL4 es
igures Indeed. there Is quite scarcity OF tresn
creamery sP % st.adg hs on RERsGS a Saz % 2ao and there
IS liberal offering OF n9ery zcss 8-, SLOW Fact5rv
has little cali but prices are gnchanf 3lati ed
Per h 32g82izo DC eKtras 81 81 -sG 90 sc 4afg
speela1s - aSpGs D 9e5Gsc. DO thtrds % a8c:
2se DO common to fa 81 81 @g g se 80 seeSs
- 22c co thirds 419c; Western imitation cream
cry '5s nrsIS 81 q 2oie do thirds lslz a 19c packing
stock No l. held, 2oc: Go No 2 19g10'sc; do No s.
CHEEsE-Receipts to-day ea8 boxes The market 1Flst
activity change in general FEATURES expected lLI
5dered excessive holders are quite arn qnd e2n-
fdent in their views and IN no hurry 70 urge BUSINESS BUSINESS
cable. finest Canadian new SOS for colorea and 3s
al5l4cs DO September. large OF small eolored or white
Ca -
lJl4c. made, small, best ISe- 90
good 20 prime q 12@. do common 20 tar, 10 = q
= Ii specials Il = o. do skins me
"a i0c. fair good, - szc, DO common "a &c;
EGGs@ReceipJs to-aay 5.I9o cases arrivals are =
ya-v moderate weather In the interior s
Rdvces indicate only moderate
SHIPMENTS transit Trade Is fair and ne
rous fairly steady the moment Storage eggs quiet
fu!t held firmly. - quote. state, Pennsylvania and
neaYr selected white fancy 40H=2c do fair choice
SG03sc. brown eHd mixed. fsncZ 34Qa5c DO fair 70
choice SCHa2e Western frsts 81 - $50, do seconds so1
thirds 2Sd21r do taL gathered taT 70 good aoJ
as~- ref-iRefat9-s 24a261zc. lined. &c
price. sustained Pears steady Cranber-tes weak
ami slightly Strawberries IN light supply and selling
Oranges r liberal supT Ty and about STEADY era
frrfit ues p.ncaurles n--n. We quote APPLES. Ben
Davis Der double hbl S3ns3 so do King So 5odS5
Northern Srv SsGs4 80. do Baldwin, x&GS4. do Green
sslrzse. S3n$- "a do common storage. So 13H
81 "a sweet varetIez 5UdS2 double head uis
S.aS2 Western, Newtopn Piuf IN.
Der box SarS8 p; SplLzenberg, s. 5nNS3 do
snfs 81 5Gasa 5G- PEARS Kesr. Per double head tb-
81 T5uSg 90. CHA&BGREIE5. care Cod, per Dbl, $3.50
siz. do Ber Sew York S3HSS %; do
standard hbI s14sI2 per standard SSs3 80
gar New York crate 81. S1RAWBERRIES, Florida
quart s1H5Gc; ORANGES Florida, pineapple. fancy
counts per g T5GS3 IS. do mixed counts 81 o
5o Indian RIVER fancy. seiected counts. 81 754
81 =; lines 81 50Gs2 do other Florida. choice
fancy lines s2as2 25 90 common 20 prime 81 2aSl IS;
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

The local market for spot cotton vas qHies % M p q so
for niddi.ng Gulf Delivered or con5ae so2 ,7s Pass
o- S2ger So gg,e+ 1-1sc higher at 5-16c Wilmington
quiet. 1l6c higher AZ 3loCl57 ls5 sT5 s-eadT
rhs1rsd az 5-16c; sales bales Norfolk steady
cased a. s7sc: sales 30 bales Baltimore nominal
,-cra1Fed Al sc augusta quiet. l-lec lower at
I5-lec. sales 1242 bales 81 Ions 1us5 155rSr
sfssdT unchanged So sales 900 bales,
Memphis quiet. unchanged a. s-s sales $50 go bales bales
Houston quiet unca5sea a. . 1f S9r ,r,ee5av A.
New orleans. 2 o09 U 500 bales aga IN 5 =, % s9S
aes arzt A ~ iast week and 3 s9Z est yesT and
s+ F,'ston 2000o 2o5oo bales against @4@'l last
"es< @' Zehanrs special Liverpool cables SPOT eotoa
9ls 5-5eriaSr 1000 bales imports. 3 900 bales al
fes5 5nchaaged On near positions and point higher
distant months s.e-s1 s' I s Is8laT u and
Te,--ar-- rshr,IaTy +841zd. February March. 4eid
r s.d APTti-May 4s44 g. ID Mas99e 559igt
ssrternber md septea5sr- 30 @ "a osTFT
Jsnt.s-- aalsd. FenT7Iar7 4sl7d Manches-
FI0fF Ts AND WEAT-Buaiaess IN hour vas dull to
dav being confined 10 Kansas sLaaes 20 ~ nt
'Lnsai@,e aee'5 Ee following are prices quoted
as YORK Troauee EEChans e. so s9Iing s P9[em.s
patents s. = 81 % spring clears 81 90 q 81 90 eSra
- Bl,kN f4I5z r1r Fl of-it-stead- Quoted Fair
So 60, 80 g- :. .99 o s. y b. s55e to faacy 81 50 81 - co.'s
.FFar-sfesdy Quoted E<iln dried 3 o1$3 80 BAG
NEAL-sleady. quoted Fine white 5nd yelioE' 81 20 -
civ quiet quoted. Western spring $24 90 slanda+a @
h-au So 25 bulk s24 @54s 50 s. sacks m;adling
loraiug. crop. 81 bulk s2s 20 SACKS OIL MEAL
GRAT%% a'lI y, 7-T7EAr-7he wheat market fairly
vsH controlled Chicago bulls today althouEh le nl
rss1it va only an ea'aaee of "a &c s yagf tlaf an
early lrline H he market Plt prices &c unqeT "a, .
" resfors4 this ioss Maeb q was besTlsh
<T.ns lie sessisa sHa 6gt fes % iae made as mch
trey ala The Liverpool market in coming
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
OTHER MARkETsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec 2I.-CATTLE-Rsceipts. esIi1laree at
as O0O head market steady steers s. SO q 50 30 COWS
So a 50 %. heifers. So 50g 81 GO bulls 3 = -
calves IS 80 IS -; stOckers and feeders = VqS
FIOGSPe ecsipts estimated 30 600 head market 14
I5c higher: choice heavy shipping. s. 10 50 50 oltS
ers' s. TO GSJ so; light mixed 81 TSo 80, cholee S
bulk OF sales, So 25 g s. TO Sh1EH-E-Etecelpt
head. market strong sheep StGSS
lambs. S. e5 q 81 40: yearlinss- 81 % 2 50 70
Cincinnati. Dec 21--HOGS-fscelPiS S-SS+ LSel-
active 54IOc higher and shippers 50 % 1
So; common s3 30 q 81 80 CATTLE-Reeeipts' 80
head: active 10 15c higher. Iar 70 ge2d shlpplns'
296 head. strong. 81 20 81; lambs strong S44So
East Buffalo. Dee -cATTLE-ReceipJs- / 100
head: fairly active STEADY; prime steers S6 %
Ieisers s417 * 3. Bulls 81 9S4 90 vEALS-ReceiPts
250 head. active aad soc higher: ST $40 HCGSLFte-
ceipts 1890 head; fairly active ana strong oc
hesvv s. q5 q 81 q q $3.50 Workers 50 =
n d 80; pigs 81 80 To- rouss- s. 70 2 50 so -
a s. 70. dairies So 40 4S5 SO SHEEP AND I-AMHS--
active and CSC higher: lambs 50 81 50 earrings
81 0gS5 10 wethers. 81 509S4 CO. ewes 50 'SgS4'
sheep, mixed s. q 81 .-. . a,C
head including 30 southerns, market strong 10 5SS
higher choice export and dressed beef steers SoI
81 % fair 70 good s. 70; western steers s. IS
steers 20 Southern cows s. 70 a 81 So natlEs
cows S2TS5 heifers. IS 50 go bulls. s. 40
s. -; calves s+9s[ HoGs-Reesipts $500 head.
market 10c higher tor 50 70 DulS or sales
S5 1Oa s. So heavy So 500 s. To- packers and outch-
ers IS 3O4s5 light. S5G s. 40 piss s3 s. .
SFTFFP-Receipts head; market % q soc high
er. lambs s. so 81 20 and yearIlngs. 81 q s.;
Western yearIings, 81 IS 50 10 Western sheep sag
81 =. stockers ana feeders. So so 9s4 70
choice S6 SOC S6 10 prime. S6 2oGS6 70 SHEEP-suPpiy
fair steady On sheep strong on lambs prime wethers
81 30ds4 50, and 81 5OIse 90 arnos SAC
3 .. veal calves SSQSs *. HOS-Receipts fair active
hesv Yorzrs 50 6O9S5 Is; light Workers s. 25aso 40
pigs s. 9OgS5 10; rougns. 81 J0G$5 %
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

December
CoFFEE-The coffee market appears 70 be attracting
business Is to-day
estimated ~ 5000 bags the
SeTai1 sJsanT. with prices unchanged 70 points
l1glleE DecsT1ber boo March :
l5 points above record The
eI opened steady unchanged advance
points scattering outside demand. which have
been encouraged By small Brazilian receiptE although
t1e failing attributed troubles
along Jundtahy receipts SarUr-
DAY Nil. against IlG00 bags last year 10000
bags years Receipts the ports So,
TWO years The Brazilian markets were both sJeaeT
beilz y higher.
vTe unchanged tC franc lower the hour Of ne
local opening CIT hamburg unchanged =
represents very low TO the producer ana
attracting Wall
Of
proposition insured that government holdings VIII
steady, quotations the Of 65sc
= The deliveries United
1T0.SS1 bags, DDS.
week $3.50 bags last or the former
Of coffee from Brazilian ports
follows Cteara1cez IS 0C9 bags. including $1,000 bags
United States 1900 bags 10 Europe and North
Africa 1000 River Plate and west
coast south America There load
United States and four for Europe
Santos $4,000 including 10000 bags 70
africa leo bags River Pste and west
shipments for the United
STATES bags for FlCrope 1000 bags Steam
loading FOR the Chtts- states three ana
Europe four Victoria c-e2rances for the United
states BaH5e weakly receipts, 900 bags,
stock. 26c1G Bahia ceararces 1000 bags The
Rio and for the week were 10 200
e750e0 bags last week, 1I=oO0 bags last
The range Of contract prices in the local market today
4
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

sd lower reflected heavy offerings Of La Plata wheat
favorable weather in Argentine harvesting sections
The worlds shipments reported by Broodlhall were
smaller previous week. ano
official gave the Punjaub Seal ODo
compared T.171003 last wear, from
which crop OF S3.o00o0o bush gathered The
visible supply, which somewhat confusing on s-
6T3 0f0 bush, while the Canadian supply IN
creased 145I coo bush fetal Increase for The week or
2l%A0o0 bush Clearances again proved very large
greEarng SS5UJe bush OF wheat and -four, parity or
setting the heavier points Il was
clear Western belt. with moderate temperatures
foreigners being quite
line Private reports Kansas aInolI'eo
Hessan ly il Marshall County. while f. vas said NAT
The acreage and Harper counties Of NAT
000o less than and viii be put N
red, 81 O6(sGs1 G74s elevator 81 Os& b a1oat
No ! Northern Duluth 81 II1s, ana No hard winter
81 I41t O b afoat. CORN-The market owed us
strength chiefly light offerings and heavy buying Iy a
prominent house identified with the purchases or
this being said aggregated Ibb49 hush
OF May Except Tor short time after the opening
when prices declined sc under Saturday, due to weak
cables hne weather and heavier receipts than exe
the market in firm position all day and c. SEQ
about Azc higher visible supply increased lus
be about 1900 than the previous week No :
here 4lAc arrive in elevator ana
6Jc o b ahoat: 2 white. 65 and No : vel oWI
Coo o afioat. OATS-Openiug a little easier 7als
moderate commission support The visible supply
increased 636 COO bush. cash here closed as
Mixed. natural white. Is &c - To
54157c, and clipped white. 81 AZ 10. 56 sp6-c p
Market dull and easy No . Western 81 I o Ie~
York BARLEY-Market firm Mailing. e5GT0 c ! [
wHEAT-Aarxet dull Quoted at Sic, nominal. Tor
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

CoTTON-The census report giving yhe amount OF
against 0TO bales last ana 11l2 7s9 bales Two
--ea-s about expected and had CON
naratizeI- I-rIe influence to-day's market, Whch
however developed sagglng tendency CLOSING sta1y
decline Of estimated al
$50 600 bales largely in the way CT even
f-K7-u FOR over The approaching holidays az there
seemed nothing in the census figures 70 attract
r-for % OF year Il was pointed
out IL circles that the amount q cotton gid
Tlecerluer Carolina Georgia
excess governments estimate
= rhe e-1uz Of Il seemed 70 e the IN
in speculative circles that the 1gIFes
pointed TO a crop Of about 13 5OdVo bales
steady unchanged prices % q os-
cine points which was about IN line Nltn ne
Wall bull support caused q sllsht raly
cal hur he circulation OF December
rfirsS Impaired relatively easy tone 70 that Posl'n
later months had sold I 10 points net
[yra- ne list ease5 Liquidation and local bear
--2serra A one time the matter Of 6p5
-rfn-g as compared with Saturday- but there was a
toward close covering The nlarEels
I'll be closed on Friday Saturday Of this week ana
GENERALS speaking little Development is looked Ior uness
sLo,id r. in connection with December anIarS
s5.a-ior until arter first of the year southern
markets Officially reported generally unchaI2S9d
- I-Is~ lower --. --,--. - =---
70
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

$50 ID at s. 80; do. s45 n 81 IS: "a de- 74s n
Jelr wright c. bulls q va yaTous " weights & = ss st
e @Ss 5 sao e9Ts I 90 20 ~ ~ al at So s. ~ a. 81 IS
H Hollis: bulls ss5 n a. s. %, o.. n d. :, so 3 TO- @
cALVEszeceiDts for we're Iss @ a assd iT in
OF Indiana calves held ossr from 9
under grades 25a5Oe BARNARD Western calves
choice veals sold s5as10 per 100 n g 9Rs
sqssh a. slo 10; S sus A. 81 SsEnyaEa s5s as So a Or
calves were sGl5e per n Tor city dressed vs@iS
So 3 66 p E 9soP @ o n II s s. 7 n o 1ss S a.
h al S. q barnyard calves 252 n at 50 So do 4ss
3 !. Z , y's' q i4e g. y ss At a: 50 Isl Isl e e dS %
g 90; 10 de- 10 10 at s. Is e Do u 10 t15 l 81
so5 n. at - g do so5 ~ at g % ?9fn "a
do, 450 n. a 90; 90. 455 n, At 81 70 =, =. ,,o
y a SO 2 Do 12s n a at S. g. y l e1.2srg n at 90 e
225 n At s. s2ss IS 90 2is io 50 50: do isS ro
21o ~ at s. Is DO io1 r. at So: 10 SaTysrd calves
2are& P a' Nuen e. P a2 2e5is as Iso H. at 50 5o do s D.
i7o r. at 81 80 30 bar1 " ard and red calves n 50 70
earRyaTd calves RS ~ at & S$ d2s; = = &c; 4 Il d
H Hollis Is yea 15l n At $40 "a 90 = 10 .. p p "a a.
Taein shannon yeas I65 n sto: z do. AZ D.
erns Conissien conPaHy; AZ Indiana ysals @ leo y
al E 9G 81 90 ll2 ID a. Is Is a9 a. e. 75 do 14s r.
s sanders. veals. -, do 40 =. az 81
SHEEP AND LASIBs-Rseeipts Tor two days were
65 cars or Il 52l head 1egdng 3 cars f95 &
& s % 20 l' R La sI4 @ sieaI YES IN moderate fe-
mand and steady best grades Of lambs selling az ss5
sea ni G6 S966 s6 sn 20 rs sheep s0d a. g 5oeS
eus s2GS2 % Inferior to prime lambs at s5g
s4 90 yeaTngs S5@s5 50 Dressed mutton slow at 90
Sc per IL: dressed lambs al 9q 12c 40. 81 -. -,
n sSage at 81 5 per loo n IS 90 IS y al s. IS $50
90 20 . a. a. 80 sS 4, 9 BuIt9o AZ 90 To- az q. Is o = - ~ no. 10 a.
g. 1ol Do 1o5 10 at - % 40 kentlc.y DO ii2 n ar
100 n As Indiana yeaTiings. IS
JOB fo az 50 36 OHIO an's % n AZ 81 2 80 % a
81 DO 20 h. at 81 %: 225 10 IS 4, at So 50
a 81 2; sats ysarnss II n at 50 So sheep 100
Newton Co: 176 Ohio lambs 10 n. at 81
sheep. 123 n. az $4 % > do. 90 70 az So - - ,.,l
81 do SO 70. a. IS s7la culls IS n "a sheep,
5S S do o. 81 f. S s. at S. g. Il rs & III At 5 & g. a. at - o. q To- al
To6in 8 Shannon: III state lambs. q n. At 9 e.;
Do. 81 n s6 70 81 Ohio sheep, ~ 70 a. s. u d
81 So 10 state yesrnss d n At So So II sheep los
shippers Commission Company: 2es BuTaIo lambs -
10 s6 20 70 p. 81 286 Ohio "a 70.
Judd Co 211 state lambs. 70 n a. 81; IS sheep.
John Nelson: AZ state lambs, 50 n at s. 80: %.
" R Hume: 12s state lambs IS y. at 81 3. 1!5 de-
s. 75 "a d. Is n at IS 2o2 Bafrsio DO 81 y 81
81 Is e do as n IS: IS 70 at s. so year
ings 10 y. az So 80 . ....
a anaFsw 9Gs Mgsn " en- sB = 56 STATE -iOS 81 IT, a.
+ H Hollis: IS state lambs So 10 ss Is: sheep.
Jaiis risht Co: 10 state sheep. 1o5 70. at 81 25;
H0GS2RecsipiS for two DAYS aols cars or
1882 head Including p = e 5oT IL me o ma r ana tSs male
sppeared 70 steady Country dressed hogs were dull
at ssIssW R Hume; state 2os n asrass a a
p4r 100 n; roughs ESQ n at 3 10 boar S4V "
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Mere -hsr 100000 shares OF Union Pacific were
deaf Il Or TIE Consolidated Exchange. This rep
resented re greatest 6sEs business this year II
t1z- stock L failed TO touch the high price Of
is resC1ec early n the cav the Stock Elk
caz1Ee. -he tsp figure Of The Consolidated being
~ II however Cid rot sell under I74zS, al
rhcuEh eW OF -I=1z vas made the other ez-
cnaZge There was heavy covering Of short con
tracts b. t,e f0cr traders al through the list in
Ire Gay This resulted II prices often ruling
sharp above the other board. the differences al
tines extending 10 : cf point. Readings low
T-1ce vas l55A, compared with a low on the other
e--zz-Es o1 135es- Southern Pacific, however
touched 1-5s. against 1I51., and Smelling 7S7.
sgai-sr g Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Dec 21.-CIosing: WHEAT-spot easy
No red Western winter. Is 10-.d; futures steady-
December. Is 1o@sd. March. Is 5Tsd: Nay, IS sd
CORN-SpoI. American mixed via CfalveSlonl b
steady. 5lzd. futures steady: January, 5s Ia
March. Zd. PEAS-Canadian. steady, IS "a
Fl FIOI-z-Winrer patents. firm. Sos. HOPS London
fPacidc Coast), steady. % 1ss BEEF-Extra India
mess steady los. PORK-Prtme mess Western,
quiet, Tss 90. HAMs-Short cut i 70 l6 ID. dun
ass 50. BACON-Cunberland cut. 28 90 so H. easy.
40s short rib Is 70 - h. quiet. 45s. long clear mid
dies light IS easy, AIS Sd; long clear mid
heavy. 50 70 clear backs.
I8 to 20 clear bellies, II 10 Is IL. dull
SIS SHOULD DERS-Squa-e, Il 70 IS ID, SIS
CHEESE-Canadian. finest white guIet, sos Canadian
finest cOIOrsd. quiet. BUTTER-IOOd United
States steady SIS L.ARD-Prr1e Western, IN tierces
quiet AS Sd. American refined in pals easy. ass
TATIOW-Prims city, steady 2Ss Sd TCRPENTINE
SPIRITS firm. 29s LINSEED OIL-Duu. 22s Sd
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

BEEVES-Receipts were 2s3 cars. 81 .296 head. in-
steers opened slow sellers held firm light offer
and with better feeling later in the day prices
steady firm, and the yards medium
Re ards were cleared Common to choic1 naive
sold 81 25gS6 30 per 100 n oxen al "a 2oS 80 So bulls
1<sI i iJsr-aoi and I-9d6n cables GIoe6 i've cattle
selling G13izc per .. dressed weight Christ
beeves reported sold at London a 14Gl4+sc- No
SoteLTs jersey CITY stocEynrd viii be closed Friday
December % CChrstasl and no business VIII bs trans
sales-MoPherson & Co: X Kentucky steers I2sS n
do 1873 n Sc 5: 50 DO 1929 r. at 50 - i 40 1880
n At Sc p 80 DO q No. az - . a. t l4S1 10 al
s. 40; p 975 n at - so do 500 n at 81;
7s Ess%qy g ses5s 425e 1sio n r a. s. g - % %
1915 n at 81 40 DO. I15O n So 90. a25 H.
Newton 8 Ca q Virginia steers 1271 u s. 70 IS
DO. 1878 n AT 50 671z DO T4o ro a. s. 70 illnos
o5en oxen lS.$ 20 20 a. x = fiiinoi M 40 40 1870 ~ - &
J. Shanaberg IS Ohio steers 1872 70, At So go
do. 1870 n, at IS co. DO, 11so n az 50 90 20 do
al Sc 70: "a virginia DO Il82 b al S5 Is.
Kerns Commission Company; Is Kentucky steers 1886
T56tn & shannon: COWS. So n So so; do. $50
n. a So % Is do, T92 n, at 81 75.
:. Judd & Co: 18 cows. $50 n at 81 ] bull. $40 n
o ., g curtis Tt Sd son Sesr Is 1850 n a 8 % % o9 sq 7
al SO .. n. al 81 so. II do n s.
d 8 s.: So % da $50 n at 81 q Is II II DO = 5 n at 50 s. i0
30 DO, $50 n at 81 % do. T21 n. az s. %
a. a. - 80 80 % % 40 10 o. a M g. ~ - go go "a l5 h TO- & S - an N
90. SIS 10. at 81 20; do. 7s3 n at 5. 25 Do 75S
" p Hume I snI 1910 n AZ 81 so. "A 90 4se n at
s. 60 do 90 u al S. 70 ! DO, 40 at sS cows
It2o n at IS g II DO TAI 70 at 81 hsifsrs 6l0 n
AaaEsw Aiunsn bull 1850 70. at IS IS. do. lOls n
hsifsT S2c n. az 81 So cowA sS n a. 50 loI Dc.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
CANAnA sOTTHERN RAILWAY %.
Financial Meetings.

TTvF4E ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCIzoEDEzS
the Fidelity and Casualty COMPANY OF NsE 1o-<
sle-cn q Inspectors q ele
rfo for he -
snail E1 - held rs occa q
rha e7-iCS Cedar ire
New York Tuesday The 5Ih day q January. Iss AZ
- o-cIock noon the polls remain open aaJi l-So
THE F-TDFrTrT AND CASUALTY COMPANY -
NEW YORK.
ROET. : HILLAS. Vfcs-Pr=s-. 5sc-T.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
THE BANK OF AMERICA


oT to-day declared semi
annual dividend J131 cent free Of TAX
pa+a5Is Jau1ary md. 1909 stockholders OF record
Of this date --
The transfer books VIII remain closed uz- JstArJ
A. Tq6q W " BES(sET. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. December q. 1905
rar-fvIvTr1r-E
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.

25 Broad Street New Iorlt Lele-llo7I 20 -, .
TIE regular quarterly dividend OF cus ana oIe-na-H
Il 100 ysr cent will be paid January 1909 90 pre-
ferred stockholders ef record Al P NJ On y 7dnss-
day. December -. 1905 -.- ---
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
STATEMENT OF NoE-MEMBER BANKS.

The weekly statement Of averages Of the banks
O. e.eV YORK City. Brooklyn. JerSey City, Hoboken
ehc Staten Island which not members Of the
AeT York Clearing House Association but which
-ez~ through some q the members is as follows
December 10 Changes
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
ll.reIand= Cinrtnnati. ChIcago { s.. Louis RaLI-

Grand Central Station. y Y Dec - 1Sus.
Board Or OF COMPANY nave lle-
cared dividend o. ONE AND ONE Ak E-7 -
Preferred Capital Stccz payAo-s a. Is
9T1~e Of gIsssrs J. ? Morgan & Co. Esv EerE af
stockholders Of record at 3 eleck
? N Tuesday December %. l30s-
rEARTES 2. cox TrsasIrer
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
NEW H0Rk SESIEAL g = e 80 s ~ - o1ON

04-s OF rhe TreasIrer- New York Dee 16th- 1913
THE BOARD OF DIREC-TQFS Of thls Co15lps,5yS Ia:
Am CNF-OT-ARTER PER CENT ics capital s1ocA
Dava aoIe this Office the 10Th da- OF JauarT mex
zroc<HofIers record the close CT business a.
srras O'Clock p 81 on TUESDAY. @2nd INST
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Smyrna times., 1908-08-12
Temple
University
Broad and Berks Street,
Philadelphia.
DR.. Russell II. COnWeII, Pres.

Temple University is strictly nom
sectarian. 1t is not fashionable un-
iversity, nor is it charitable enter
pIise. 1t is a great practical Institution
of learning. where ambitious of both
sexes and all ages and every creed may
acquire perfect training in any "a
courses under 1879 competent instruC-
tors at a moderate cost.
Behind these broad facts are details
of wonderful interest to all who adj
vance. DR.. Russell H. Conwell, Ten
ple's founder and President, is frequent
fy asked questions about the Univer-
sity. Msny of these he has answered
in booklet.
SEND FOR IT if you are either an
interested parent or a prospective stu
dent. And ask for a catalogue contain
ing full information of the University
and its courses. The faculty will pro-
cure good boarding places for out-Of
town students.
Smyrna times., 1908-08-12
CAUGHT IN A FEARFUL sQUALL
Party of Fourteen Have an Eventful
Experience Returning in Launch

Party of Fourteen Have an Eventful
Experience Returning in Launch
Last Wednesday a jolly party left
here for Woodland Beach After
delightful trip on Smyrna River,
they reached Woodland and once pro-
cured a good dinner. Late in the af-
ternoon fourteen started for home,
hoping to get in Smyrna River before
an approaching storm reached them.
Half way between Woodland and
the Lighthouse a squall struck them
and in few minutes all looked as if
they had been in bathing. A young
cyclone hurled the waves so fast and
furious against the boat that it was
headed toward land for safety.
The anchor was thrown out, the
curtains lowered and for half an
hour the party waited in suspense
until the storm had passed. One
of the ladies in the party got busy
distributing lemon pies the moment
the anchor was thrown out. Early
in the evening the party reached
home in a delapidated condition and
"sneaked" up the back streets for
home. The boat used is owned by
an undertaken in this town. The
next day he met one of the ladies
who had been in party and asked how
she enjoyed the trip. She told hin
she believed the "squall" was
put up job to boom his business.