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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-10

teeth, we're. at the threshold of the
police station, and he warned the Of.
ficers to prepare. for trouble. The
police sergeant in charge ordered
Patrolnlen Dalbow and Harry 2, Siege
to arrest Sharp and his followers.
Families. Fire Upon Police.
The officers Were not expecting ser
ious trouble from such an Insignificant
band Of street preachers and were not
prepared for the volley of bullets
which met then, almost Immediately
after they appeared on the scene.
.DalboW. was. killed instantly and a
bullet passed through Stege's arm.
rushed into the street. and general
battle. ensued. The officers as they
stepped from the building offered
themselves as targets to their op-
ponets in the fight, but were unable
to shoot without endangering the
lives. Of innocent persons.
Lieut.. Clark. who had come into the
and Patrolhaan Mullane was shot in
the back as he hurried into the police
station for. achievements.
In the meantime a riot call had been
sounded and policemen were appear
ing from all directions. Thoroughly
aroused. the officers closed in on
Sharp and. his followers, firing as
tney Wenl' put tatinR great care not
to injure any Of the children, and
when thel4 firing ceased Adam Cod
/ lay fatally wounded, shot through the
head and body.
The women and the children had
fed to a house boat where they lived
in the Missouri river. Hastily calling
all the available reserves into action
the police, fifty in number, followed.
Officers Rush Armed Women,
When the police arrived the woman
had barricaded herself in the house
| boat, where she def1ed the officers
Standing on the porch of the boat
with a shotgun which she had pro-
cured from inside. she shouted to the
officers: a"Come on You fiends.' The
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boat was but few. feet from the
banks. of the river and several Of the
more coura geous officers, taking the
Iwo,,lan's, challenge. dashed toward it.
Taken aback. the woman dropped
her weapon and, seizing two Of the
children. she ran to the back of the
boat, cut loose a rowboat, and began
to row into the middle of the Missouri
river. The officers called to her to
stop. but she only piled the oars more
vigorously.
without another warning the police
fired volley at the boat. One of the
shots struck Lola Pratt, aged 13
years, tearing away the greater part
of the childs face. The woman then
surrendered. At the police station
later she said her name !. was Mrs.
Pratt and that she was the wife of
Adam Cod and the mother of the
five children. The wounded child died
IN the hospital lates.
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Morris Williams
HORSE SALES AND REAL ESTATE
AUCTION EVERY OTHER FRI.
DAY-PRivATE SALES
DAILY.
Buyers for the ala Sale.

l have a letter from John Ferguson
at Clear Lake. Iowa, saying he buys
mediums chunks weighing LOO to 1850
pounds for the New York market and
wanting to come here for load !
answered him to come on. / also have
word from S. H. James Of Wooster,
ONO, wanting a load of Ohio feeding
horses at our year-end sale.
Mr.. Ferguson who wants the New
York horses says he saw our ad in the
Chicago Drovers' Journal. That's the
secret of our success. We spend our
money literally advertising for buy
ers for our customers. We are adver-
Using next weeks big combination
morse and cattle sale In just eight
We owe it to our consigners. We
started in to make Ottumwa the larg-
est and best horse market in Iowa. We
passed that point long ago we next
aimed to make it the most depend
able and largest year-round native
morse market west OF the Mississippi
That's what we are today. Selling
more native market horses right nov
than either Omaha, Kansas City, ST
Louis or Minneapolis, and these are
the largest markets west of the Mis-
sissippi. We lead them all. Printere
ink and square deal did 1t.
The new feature we are taking up
the holding of cattle and fancy hog
sales. believe will be a success. And
breeders wanting to use the pavilion
for such sales should arrange their
dates and notify me, SO that may in
clude them in our new list of sale
dates We are arranging for 1903. Cattle
sales already scheduled are: Polled
Durham sale by Messrs. Yoakem &
Sons of Webster. Iowa: Polled Angus
sale by John McCune. Ottumwa. Iowa
and so head of registered Ierford cat
tie by Fritz & Shea OF Blakesburg
This latter sale will be held about the
middle Of January.
Parties over southeast Iowa want
ing to hold sales Of breeding stock al
the pavilion can avail themselves Of
our accommodation at very reasonable
rates, and ] will throw In some free
advertising for them.
Send your dates before January Isl
II you want them included in our new
list of dates.
Morris Williams.
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,oRTELYoU is OUT
WITH YEARS REPORT
Continued From Page ~

certificates and notes for which they
were respectively pledged Increased
$139,000,000 during the year.
The monetary stock for the year in
creased S263,203,000. The growth In
gold was s151744.s91. In silver, sly
$685.: national bank notes $94.545,-
22T. AT the same time there was d
decrease of S1.006,000 AT the close
of the fiscal year, 1903 the money in
circulation amounted to S3,03s,o15,4sS
or a per capita of $34.72. The percent
age Of gold to circulation was s45.95.
There was an increase OF S94,545,22
in the volume of national banks noted
during the fiscal year closed July 1st,
last
The amount of interest bearing debt
on June 80, 1907, is shown to have
been $984,902,760, and on June 30. 1908,
$s975o3,9so.
Bank Statistics.
The report shows that from the date
of the passage of the national bank act
in 1853 to July 1, 1908. charters were
granted to alta national banking as
ISOLATION and at the close Of the last
fiscal year there were in operation g.
ital stock of $930,542.774. Banks to the
number Of 1873 have been closed by
the voluntary action of their stock
holders and 469 insolvent associations
have been placed in charge OF re-
ceivors.
They were purchased for the coin
age Of subsidiary silver during the fis-
cal year 16,956,309 ounces of silver
bullion at cost Of S3,923,026.
The receipts from internal revenue
taxes for the fiscal year 1908, were
1.711,126. a net decrease from 1907
of $17,955,646. The customs receipts
for the same period amounted to
1886, 113,130, a decrease for the year
OF about $46.000,000,
Basing his figures on the estimates
Of appropriations already submitted
by the several executive departments
the secretary Is of the opinion that the
excess of expenditures over receipts
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1916
may reach S143,046,796.
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Geo. wv. Lain !.
FANAIc SAYS He, WILL. &>s
LIVE FOR MORE. MURDERS
Continued From Page II :.

behind the car, making an ugly
wound.
Holt then stated for the police sta
tion for assistance and as. he moved
away the preacher tried to shoot him,
but Sharp was SO excited that he
dropped his revolver as he attempted
to draw it and when he picked it up
and Snapped it at the officer the
cartridge failed to explode,
Officer Holt rushed into the police
station and announced that a band
Of religious. frantics. armed to the
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FOR. SALE
DuroC Jersey Swine

% Spring and Yearling Bears, so
zilts and 5 Yearling. .sows. These
spring Bears and GIFTS are Sired by
Tip Top Lad 1851 and Gay Lady
T17s7. Will sell Gay Lad 71757, one of
my herd Bears good bone and length.
This Hog is good enough to head any
herd, sired by. Tip Top Lad. Write your
wants or come and see me at my farm
miles southwest Of Bloomfield, Iowa.
Route No. 8.
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Chicago, Dee, s.---The provision
market follows:
Pork-Jan-s15.s7.
Lartl--s9.17@a.2o.
Ribs--8.25.
Earley--casll--7s 07s.ae.
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Norton & Smith
First Natl Bank Bldg, 0ttumwa. la.
San Luis Valley, Colo.

Where every Farmer has BANK.
account and check book in his
pocket. Since Opportunity knocks
but once at your door," why not heed
its beckon? Why hesitate longer?
Why not come at once to the San Luis
Valley? a land full of opportunity: e
beautiful Sunny Valley surrounded
with Snow Covered Mountain peaks.
Land SO fertile that none other com
pares with 1t; land with the purest
artesian water in such quantities that
farm after farm is being irrigated with
1t. December 15 a special sleeper and
dining car will be furnished at s1.0o
per day during the trip. Don't miss
this chance, but take week off and go
with US. For particulars write or call.
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MARKETS by ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHICAGO Poultry Market.

Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, Dec. observation-disclosures
firm.
Turkeys--14c.
Chickens--10c.
All springs--11c.
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The occupation Of throwing bouquets
soon tires the arm.
A windy day brings opportunity to a
lovely petticoat.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. a. sweeney and wife to
Daniel Price and wife; lot
3, block /, first addition $ $500
ID, Fl. Emery and wife to Geo.
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ST. Louis Grain Market.
st. Louis, Dec. 9.-The grain market
follows:
Wheat--May--s1,o7ss @1.o7a.
+. Corn--61c. 95r
Oats--521sc.
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ARKANSAS AND PROSPERITY. : :

Sounds doubtful. does it. Have you
ever been down there yourself. or arc
you forming an opinion based upon
the expressions of very funny writer's!
Really Arkansas is the most attractive
state in the group; the climate lis OK
ceilent, the water plentiful, rainfall
abundant. crops always sure. soil adj
apted to grow anything, and the land
is still very cheap. You ask then. why
II the above conditions exist, WHY IS
LAND STILL CHEAP. sirnplv l1o-
cause you and others are still refusing
to go down there because of the old
time alltaganism to that state because
Of former behind the times" way &C
doing things.
We take buyers down the first and
third Tuesdays of each month. }t'
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FOR SALE-HoUSE AND LOT IN
Creston and 80 acres of lard In
Davis Co. I. N. Davis Gdw., Floris,3
Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-GooD 80 ACRE FARM
five miles south west of Ottumwa,
$55 per acre and worth the money!.
B. Mowery at Ottunwa National
Bank. ~. go.
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APPLEs--CHoICE WINTER APP
pies. Prices reasonable. c. e. Mincer,
Hamburg, Ia
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Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, Dec. a.--The corn market
follows:
No. 3--5sc.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Dec. 9.---Cattle-Market
steady to 1oc lower.
Receipts-23, 900.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Stockers and ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Cows and heifers--S1.5o@6.00.
.3e@5.65.
Hogs-Market steady to shade
higher.
Receipts-40000.
Light-s4.9595.65.
Mixed-s5.20@6.s5.
Heavy--S5.30@5 .s7.
Rough-$530@5 $50.
Bulk sales-$5.40@5.75.
Sheep-Market steady.
Receipts--22,0 900.
Matured--$2.40@4.75
Lambs-$4.25@6.75
Yearlings--$4.25@5.10
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WANTED---WILL BUY ALL OH
United States postage stamps and
envelopes. Only issues previous to
1875. Dwight B. Baker, First Ma
tional Bank.
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WANTED----MILK AND SWEET
cream. write for our prices at once.
Graham & Garretson Milk Co., ots,
tunlwa.
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ONCE. YOUNG Elk
meat market as assistant in mining
store, Required to deliver good,
two or three hours each day, also
have care Of team Room over
I store and excellent board nearby Tor
81 per week. VIII pay S45 a month
at start, with good prospect OF ip-
crease, Satisfactory references re-
CURED. Address D-9-A, care Cour-
ier
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W.ANTED---YOuNC MAN: WOULD
like an indoor position with chance
to advance. Steady and reliable. Ad-
dress D-S-A. care Courier.
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WANTED-sTocK TO PASTURE,
Have 40 acres blue grass that has
not been pastured the past summer.
40 acres of corn stalks, so acres of
meadow. Plenty of water Address
D. W, Cass, r. F, D., Chillicothe, Ia,
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P. E. Johnson & Go.
Old Leighton Bldg, Ottnmwa, Iowa

C, Kitternan, lot 10, Harker
addition Ottunawa, other
considerations and ...
Daniel II. Baum and wife to
G. B. Baker; lot 81, block 5,
Smiths second addition. OF
tum%a ,.s...,,...... 49,.
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WANT TO RENT 4. FARM OF a2o
to 500 acres in good condition. Ten
ant house preferred. J. w. Lawson,
Moulton, Iowa, r. No. g.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE

The following market is furnished by I.
G. Furnan. grain end stock brokers.
Rooms and 8. Chiffon block. New
phone 1874
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TO FARMERS BENNETT SAWS
wood. Old phone LA. South ottum-
wa. Farmers line.
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FOR SALE.

WRITE FOR BIG LIST OF CHEAp
lands. j. f. Hazlitt. Marion, S. D.
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SEE j. M. LEPPER FOR BARGAINS
in farms and farm lands. Floris, Ia.
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WANTED.

WANTED--BASE CASTING M;
and pinion. Ms for Janney feed
mill. NJ N, Smith. Fackwood, Ia.
Z. No. q
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I 0DAY'S MARKET NEWS
Rye cash-76@76hc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cloyer---Dec,-9.40.

Chicago Butter ar :sa Market.
steady.
Creameries-22@ 80
Dairies-21ia @25.
Eggs-Market firm.
Firsts-32c.
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FOR SALE CHEAP ROOM
house. Cellar. barn, plenty of
fruit. goot water. For further par
ticulars call or address Daniel
Price, Box 6s, Chillicothe. Ia.
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FOR sALE-sTocK OF GENERAL.
merchandise. doing good business
in q town of 400 Only two general
stores In town. A splendid opening
for a hustler. Address Box SO, Foster
Iowa.
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FOR sALE-THREE HORSES AND
one spring colt, All very gentle. Adj
dress A. f. Landen, Ottumwa Ia
r. No. 6.
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FOR .fSALE-12o ACRE FARM ONE
and one half miles north west of
Munterville and Smoky Hollow, coal
mining district. Also house and lot
On Mill street, Ottumwa. l.. l..
Swenson, Referee
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FOR SALE--COAL AT HINKLES
mines east Of Selma, Iowa.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Hogs are slightly lower; otherwise
there are no changes In the local mar
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-04
WARsHgPs WITHOUT GUMS

Naval designers who are looking
Into the future arc having visions Of
a battlcship which shall be larger than
anything of the class afloat. of great
er speed than existing vessels. and
capable of waging battle at distance
| OF four miles: and without the tur-
retcd. breech loading rifles with their
complicated mechanism of training
and loading, writes J. Il. jerks in Sun
day Magazine. This is as yet only a
dream; but it is based on that de-
velopment in the facilities OF attack
and the mechanism OF destruction
which. with the means of defense and
protection. have furnished species
| OF warfare in themselves.
Hitherto the rivalry has been large
| ~ between the gun and the armor.
On one side has been the aim TO in
crease the power of the monster rife
so that 1t will hurl its huge missile of
steel through the wedge of armor plate
into the yltals of the ship of the enc
my. On tho other side there has been
an almost frantic effort TO thickcn tho
shield on the hull of the ship or so
compose 1t OF elements that will los
sen its weight while repclling tho
shell.
No one knows just how the casa
Stands, at present. and will not know
until there can 10 some test of tho
gun in its attack on armor under those
conditions which resemble in some dc
gree the situation OF actual warfare.
The tests arc now carried ON at eth :
or the army OF navy proving gdounG Z;
ut III
the armor. and the armor presenting 4
fixed and certain target which may
be attacked under the most favorable
conditions.
All this Is now changed by Tho In :.
crease in endurance of the torpedo,
the most deadly of all weapons when
1t can be fired with accuracy and when
1t lasts long enough to reach the enc.
my. The torpedo used to be some :
thing of toy, except within limited
range: but lately to II has been given
a propulsion which will carry IL two
miles. with every prospect that this
distance will soon be doubled Battle
ships armed with torpedo tubes. which
are the means OF firing torpedoes. will
lsome day be able to keep a foe at n
respectable distance and battIeshin
having four.mile torpedo In its ord
nance equipment will be veritable
floating terror of the sea.
The battlcship which is TO be de-
signed along the lines dictated by tho
triumph of the torpedo will be yes
sci which may easily scorn the ten
and twclvc.inch guns which are now
carried in heavy turrets. which may
fire torpedo four miles and blow III
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-04
FISHERIES COMMISSION
HEADQUARTERS IN HAMPTON
mss William E. Lawson VIII be In
char0e and He Has Been Ap.
pointed General Inspector.

The permanent headquarters OF the
Virginia State Fisheries Commission,
until recently known as the Stalo
Board Of Fisheries. will be located in
Hamilton. The commission meels
once month and the establishment
OF the headquarters here means good
deal 10 the city.
Mr.. Mcdonald Leo. chairman of the
commission, arrived in tho city yes.
'erday and completed tho arrange
ments for opening the headquarters /.
The Office will he in the Office oyster
Inspector w. Il. lawson, under the
Bank OF Hampton.
Mr.. Lawson has been appointed
general inspector Of the board and
besides his duties as inspector for
Elizabeth City county no will have
direct charge of tho other inspectors
in the state.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-04
TIE SONG OF THE WIND.

The wind that sings in tho chimney
fiuc.
What does 1t say to me and you?
Rich IS It's haunting minor key
incoming for things that can never be.
Or things that are lost to the day and
sun.
Back in some black oblivion.
It moves OH wings from the misty
past,
Over its gloom are shadows cast.
It whistles dirgc for ancient days
Solcmnly sad arc the tunes IL plays.
It's volume rises and falls. IT fills
The heart with ircmors and doubts and
thrills.
1t roams the breadth OF the sea and
But 1t never barbors note of mlrth.
.. gray old harper. in wondrors ways.
Your requiem tells OF the yesterday
But who that lives can the tale trans.
late.
Or quote the prcsagc of Life aud Fate?
Pnt sing away in the chimney Huc.
OF things that are old and things that
arc new
Till sorrow and suffering seem au-
blime-
To the very ends of the sands of
Time,
joel Benton. in Success Magazine"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-04

the opposing vessel, no matter how
1t 10 frcighted with turretcd arma :
ment or laden with "invulncrable'' ar
NOR.
The saving which may be effected
by taking off the heavy guns and
abandoning the turrets may be used
in giving greater weight to the ma
chncry. and SO drive the ship through
the water at a faster rate than is pos.
sible with battlcshlps today. Some OF
this saving in weight may also be
used to give thicker armor plates
along the water line and below
wherever the torpedo Is likely "a
strike.
such a departure from the existing
conditions furnishes many problems
with which the naval designer mus.
cope They include such "details sa
tho storage OF the torpedoes. and their
rapid handling by special mechanical
dcvices from the magazines below
deck to the breech or mouth of the
tubes above. Those questions will not
be settled without the controversies
which seem 10 be inseparatse from ma
val design, construction, and equip
ment; but for the present It viii he
sufficient merely to mention this in
tcresting possibility Of gunlcss war
vessel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-04

WANT TO ISSUE $4,000
IN RECEIVERS CERTIFICATES
The Money May DO Used in Building
the Gas mains to Phoebus and
Ola Point

Application is to bo made TO Judge
Edmund Waddil!, Jr,. of the United
States District Circuit Court. by
Messrs. Sidney j. Dudley and Walter
Whctstone. the receivers of tho
Hampton and Phoebus Gas Company,
for permission to isuc $4,000 in re-
ceivcrs' certificates.
rho money to be derived from tho
bonds will be used in extending the
gas mains TO Phochus and Old Point
and In improving the property of tho
company generally. 1t is the opinion
OF the receivers that the revenues OF
tho company will DC greatly Increased
by the additional facilltles which tho
proposed work would afford tho com.
pany.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-04
Baltimore Markets.
lBy AssocIated Prcssl

tBy Associated Press
BALTIMORE. MD, April 3-Flour
dull. unchanged.
Wheat-Dull; spot contract 96Qp
96A; Southern Oh grade 922. @g6Is
Corn-Duil; spot mixed 66s 666ss
No. : white 6S@6sA; Southern white
G5@6sM.
oats-Steady; No. 2 mixed 50 EG56
Rye-'pull and easier; No. Q West
ern export Sc asked
butter = Firm, unchanged; fancy
Imitation 25@26; do creamery 30T
81; do ladle 2a@24; store packed lC
@17.
Eggs-Steady. unchanged, iiE.
Cheese-Unchanged; coarse sranu
lated $40; fine $40.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-04

"Tis subtle necromancy's charm
That steals within tho human
frame
And thrills through every cell and
nervo
With fuahoa OF lmpnssloned fame /
"'Tlo all tho world 20 ono who loves
This sanction OF hls fond oarass.
Tic homo and peace and hops and
faith,
The browning shoaf OF happlnesai"
"And 10 II all OF thlsf" she asked
With wonder In her pretty face.
"Aiaa. I fear extravaganza
10 leading you merry raooi"
But whsn no took her In hle arms
Explaining In the good old way,
She bushsd a rosy rod and said;
al understand II parteetIyi
"but toll me. doar, why lIneulese fail
To tell the rapture Of a kiso7
Are There no words within their ken
To speak a language such as slsis7r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-04
Money Market.
(By Associated Press

ID! AsbOCIHtCu HrcSSJ
NEW YORK. April S-Monoy on
call easy ~, ruling rate ia. bid 1 r..
offered at 3. Time loans quiet and
easy. 60 days to 33 per cont, 80
days ga to 81 per cent, six months;
4. Close: Prime mercantile paper
@5ls per cent. Sterling exchange
firm, with actual business in bankers
Iiiis at 4S6.50@4S6.55 for demand. and
at 4S4.25@4S4.SO for GO day bills. Com
mercial bills 4Si. Bar silver 90 =
Mexican dollars AZ.