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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-21
DORSET

Will Kent's cottage is filled to over
flowing with merry summer guests.
Mr.. Hudson of New York accompan
led by Fred Holley arrived in town
Saturday.
Miss Clarke and Miss Eichtann OF
Yonkers are guests at Mrs. A. p.
Sherman's.
Among the new visitors in town are
Mrs Bertha Searle, Miss Bessie Searle
Mrs Salmon and two children
Dorset was beaten in a golf match
with the Manchester team on Monday
but are not overwhelmed at their de-
feat
DR.. s. j. Holley, a former resident
of Dorset, now of New York, is in
town for a visit among old acqualn.
tances.
Mrs. James Harrington, Mrs. Arvin
Harrington and Mrs. Houston receiy-
ed at very pretty tea at the club
house on Friday last.
Miss Elizabeth Waldo who has been
spending several weeks in town has
returned to Troy While here she
was entertained by Mrs. Ernest West
There are Is new guests at the Inn,
the old and far famed hosiery. Not
only autoists but pedestrians ard driv
ing parties make this a favorite stop
ping place.
Among those who have been stop
ping at l.. P. Snyder's are Misses Hell
en- Adams of Boston, Evelyn Gardner
of Houston, Texas, and Mrs. Clement
Guion of New York.
A large and interesting croquet
tournament is in progress at the Prem
tiss home. The finals have not YET
been played but there is sharp com
petition over the winning of an elab
orately engraved silver cup offered as
prize.
Rev. Mr. Mcdonald OF Baltimore
whose Scotch reading gave so much
pleasure two weeks ago gave hi:
illustrated lecture on Scotland to q
small audience on Monday evening
owing to the bad weather. He dwell
upon the Physical beauties of repres
wltative cities evidenced in the nat
ufal scenery and architecture anl
spoke upon the religious, literary ent
historical aspects of Scotland The
stcrcoriican views were of execution
al beauty and the audience lelt amply
lepaid for coming out on stormy
might. Scotch songs were sung by
Miss Sykes and Miss Sherman add
ing greatly to the pleasure OF the eve
ming.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-21
OF THE ROAD
THE
Points Out ference Between cy
Young )ther Great Men

Points Out ference Between cy
YOUNG )ther Great Men
Never htf about Cy Young?"ask.
ed the Mar Ne Road Of the Gentle
men of Le9 in City Hall Park yes
terday. "rhct a surprised you
know about Washington, Tom Watson
or yourself Cyis ms prominent as all
three. Cy is king. Keep on think
in they aint no kings between the off
side of Wall street an the last iron
rod In the Golden Gate but don't for
get Cy Is one Every man who swal-
lows a peanut whole without shuckin
when the umpire yells 'Stroiker out
takes off his dip to Cy An that sure
makes him q king. See what they
did in Boston yesterday. Give him a
whole day-Cy Yodng day. Cheered
more for him than you ever heard EN-
cheer on the birthday of Washington
or Lincoln. Had thousands an thous-
ands, crowded into the park, every
mothers son OF 'em ready to crack
open his yice-box for Cy Kids lied
an stole an swore to get there. Men
risked losin' their ioos by jumpin 'em
TO get inside the gates Best Of play
ers come from all over the country to
play in that game. Women cheerin'
men yellin', boys screeshin', cops sleep
in, and players playin' their bestest-.
Figure It out An why did they do It?
Because Cy's the greatest man who
ever put his toe in hole in the
ground and made the batter look like
that same hole. Because his wonder
full wing is lastin as long as his popu-
larity. Because he's Al years old an
not day over 26. Because hes
well, because he's Uncle Cy, that's all
AN femme tell you somethin you
can tell your minister--or some one
else's. II you amt got none. You
notice they give Cy Young his day
while he was alive He didn't have to
rot in the ground beofre people was
brave enough to chuck aside their own
private opinions an tell him right
from the shoulder how good he was.
He got his while he was alive an
handy. He bought his cake with
years of playin his best, an yesterday
he ate big bite Of 1t while his stom-
ach was still rmnin' He enjoyed II
in this world, not the next, or some
even more doubtful place They pin
ned the flowers on him, not on his
grave. Cy's great. But do you see
any one THROWN mud at him You dc
not. Other men are great. Do you
see any one THROWN mud at them
You do. That's the difference. A lit
tie less mud slingin an little more
bouquet THROWN while mans on his
! feet-that's the lesson of Cy Young
day. An If you learn ii an practice
it ye're a pretty good christian even
though YOU don't know church door
from one of them green ones which
keeps a swingin' an swingin'.
The Gentlemen OF Leisure sitting OF
the right OF the Man of the Road ven
tured to ask:
But vii! the YANKEES ever win
that pennantg'
will burlington ever have thai
new union railroad station?" asked
the Man of the Road,-Burlingtor
Free Press.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-21
woopFoRD

Rev. C. H. Baldwin will preach at
Ferndale chapel Sunday, at $3.50 p.
IN. Miss Niehuhe, leading soloist of
the Central Presbyterian church of
New York City, will sing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-21
Our Word This Is a Bargain
Camp Arauon,

Owing to press of duties l cannot
continue to meet the people as adver.
tised. l can be seen at Camp Aragon
J. P. Bradley,
|Sec'y, Fraternity of Duxanimae.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-21

of the fine position you had secured
with that splendid Pilgrim church in
Cleveland. / hope that you will be a
very great help to them in the excel
lent work they are doing.
Mrs. Morse wishes me to extend her
sympathy and regards in which ! Join
with best wishes for your future.
Yours sincerely,
Warren Morse.
Brewer, Me-, Aug. II, 'OS.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-21

PREPARED INSTANTLY. Simply add boil.
Ing water, cool and serve. i0c. per package a,
III grocers. flavors. Refuse all substitutes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-21

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
will promptly relieve all kidney and
Bladder disorders. Sold and recon-
mended by d. A. Ward. s 80
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-21
A Lot For The Money

No. 24O. 10 acres, 4 meadow, 6
pasture and wood. plenty wood for
family use. X mile out Of corpora
alton ~ story 8 room house. A mag.
nificent view Of Bennington. barn
26x34, 2S apples trees. Price only
$500. 5000 down.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-21
Neat Comfortable House.

No. 241 2 acres meadow land Y
mile from village limits III story
house, 8 rooms; will sell by the
month or small cash payments
Price $3.50.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-21

Among those who have been stop
ping at l.. P. Snyder's are Misses Hell
en- Adams of Boston, Evelyn Gardner
of Houston, Texas, and Mrs. Clement
Guion of New York
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-21

Will Kent's cottage is filled to over
flowing with merry summer guests
Mr.. Hudson of New York accompan
led by Fred Holley arrived in town
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York September T. 1SOs
pEFvEs-Fecefpts vere 81 cars. lib head, IN
Guiding 81 cars and for the cars
ket making with the cattle @ se netd oV but the feeling
steady with receipts expected for for 1es eeE
Native sides sold at 11So P PTexaR beef at 7c
Change in liverpool and London cattle markets; IS
orator b D o S viii incids about 1900 quarters OF beef
divided between the Swift Beef COMPANY 10 Southampton
f0F ,9e Reeeipts were s72 head including 15s for
butchers and 1876 for the IarEeS d scaTce weak for
Seqs grsssers and western calves were 20 more t
e. 4 nor 100 ~ ordinary grassers at So WeSten cas
at s. e. Dressed calves generally ioes sed Pt
for prime @ snd n Country dressed s7@12sc' dressed
srssssFs sna JUDI co vs q Sc e
SHEEP AND were 14 and ears ss f
oI1 81 nt makng with the stock held over Ia ears
on sale & bSRf5 and limited there an easier
feeling for lambs o30oB NTH faB2 2g fG5 E5ads on about
stock held over P09Tes gFe 90 lambs at 81 s6 IS
dressed mutton steady at 59sc per io dressed i4O'
S'ste Judd 102 state lambs 6 s s ~ n at ST. s.
st stae se e shgsG S5 'GS GSs lS n s: IS So 8 H. H.
at MePherson & 227 virgins q t5, lambs SO 10 at sS'
newton Co: west Virginia lambs 20 ID At
50 Il p H Holis 100 ver9n lambs SO fo at 50 'O'
VERMONT ci9s shfsD' q as state o al lambs so m s
Tobin & Shannon: 176 Ohio sheep. lib 10. al - ''
Curtis & son: state lambs 60 ID az "a - T.,
35OcS Pecep+s were 13 cars, 2344 head lnC1st
feos than half the market teeIns ga
ing .a snd pennsylvania hogs were quotape At stS
sD S per m 0 ate Hollis m oa ss %.ststs stas
SIS h m at IT, Sc Is; stays, a67 ~ at 50 % boar 80 ID
at 81 c.,. e. Son. IT state hogs. 16e n at 81 25;
% I25 rb at 81 10 136 fb at s. 3o' '9 40 s's59 @
pigs 94 167 rb 81: roushs 29o ~ at 50 % 00
ID p Hume: 20 hogs 200 r. az y zS stas o. 94o
n, at s. CO. 55 state hogs. 172 ~ at 81 25 IL 119
s.sT 5qdd do l5S SCI n at 10 1s5 n Il a. 81 81 10 do
ro,7SSs ali n at S6 %; l stag I'D ID. 0' 70'' -
oSo ~ AZ 81 10; / 13O H. at 30
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Cr,,,o eent 22-Bradstreets world visible
statement, showing an increase Tor the wees L oL
oo o00 bushels was mainly instrumental IN lower
inc wheat prices sac TO sc to-day Corn held IT'S
own On bulIish report by the Illinois Grain Deal
ers' Association. and oats We're STEADY
csIIv Professions eased off 7i2c TO II12c
wheat at the opening and in the absence OF
,,ar[ed nresslIre succeeded in advancing DeceH-
ba- n 81 OIL on the fact that Liverpool did not
- +be decline on this side yesterday and the
dr., weather in the winter wheat crop Ihen came
F2radstreet's report of tremendous increase IN
the worlds visible. which included an increase at
minneapolis of s75 600 bushels in the last three days
and news of rain in Southern and Central AAlnol7
ON TON OF the heavy Northwestern receipts these
items brought out lot Of wheat and December oe-
,i5 steadily TO 99lac to $3.50. and closed only 1sc
over that mark and SIC under yesterday frlIlary
receipts to-day were 10000 bushels compared Win
1175OO0 bushels on the corresponding day last year
Seaboard clearances in wheat and -four We're equal
70 $50 GOO bushels Local receipts were $50 cars ls
of contract grade Minneapolis. Duluth and Chi
cago reported 1850 cars against IS'9 last year anu
995 a year ago.
The market for corn started easier. but a good
demand developed and selling pressure fell on
The Illinois Grain Dealers Association MADE puDic
a report asserting that this years crop OF corn III
Illinois would only 221 $4,000 bushels, as against
$40 756 coo bushels a year ago. This factor sent
prices upward December reaching 65l2c, or &c over
I,estardavs close The wheat weakness however
was not to be ignored, and the close was at last
nights level. Local receipts were 409 cars, with
I37 of contract grade
Trade in limited and the tone compara-
lively easy. December ranged within 9sc all day
and closed only shade down Pit traders WeFe
mainly on the selling side. while cash houses Whlch
sold Yesterday reported as covering lie
tona Of the market was weakened by the large ar
rivals of barley Local receipts were S6s cars.
The provisions market received some support
from packers but the wheat weakness coupled
v,ith commission house liquidation. was against the
price and closing figures were from TIC 10 lVc 10
l5c TO 17!ac under yesterdays fnai nguTes'
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 4Sl
cars corn $50 cars; OATS 173 cars and hogs 2oOOe
head.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. Sept 22-cATrLEo gt cg9 @99ut $50
rrarter weak; steers, 81 20eIS! o0 e. 5Cs
s a Refers sS@s4 bulls 81 Soq$4 90 eaveg &c
IS: and feeders 3 o. e higher choice
5eaTy s. 40aS7 So; butchers s. 4o@s7 as 90 s Sc 500
s. 90 pigs s. 1885 2 bulk e. sales 3are, <e STEADY
s9 qSS4 IS: earrings S4q$4 90; lannos' 20 'o@
IS 20 oo -yoce Market acrive and strong:
fcbers and shippers 81 35GS7 50 common ~ 9o 81 s9S
T-T MARKET steady; fair to good snlPpeIs JS
81 % common S2gS2 go. sEIEEPMarket ss ssSSss " GU
So 70 IAMBs-Market steady TO stfo9s a. I95 head
,ar[et steady: prime steers S5@s6 so f9SIs
95o hes5e market slow 25c lower at So9S9
Receipts $500 head; best hogs strong 81 254s7 65;
ToTers Sc 50as7 90 pigs $4s5 % rCughs 90 SO + 20 ~
dairfes Sc 25Gs6 90 SHEEP AND AND i 7oTbs s4S
ss 10. warnings and S3 1884 ewes ;" oVeS" "
PIttsburg Sept 2-CATTLE-Supply dgnls sr114P 4at
steady: choice Saas6 15; prime s. eogS2 so SITS4 10:
c11nr Ight: market slow prime wethers S41S9
ciig and common 81 5oQ$2; lambs. s4qS5 So NEAL
SSGSS T5OGS-ReCeipts ilSIt
steady prime heavies 81 4oQ$7 so Iaeduns ss g S & 81
basy workers. STT1ST light Workers, SogSo -0' PISS
5a6S5 70: IS 5OGIsB 20.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

r7os+on Sent 22-The local situation steadily i'm
nroves with buyers actively in the market ano sooa
lines hold steady. with HrlLsf
tendency leading domestic quotations range es a.
woois--OhO and Pennsylvania Heeos
w 92G33c: No / washed 34g35c fine unwashed: Zlg
oae: = blood combng 26c; Is blood cor1bing' 5oc =
[ao5 deIaine washed, 34I30c; deLalhe'
urxashed 2e92Tc Michigan Wisconsin ana Ee% o. 80
De- u blood unwashed 25q26c; IS blood unwasneq 30
i blood unwashed. 23824c Kentucky InQiaa @ anu I,Iss %
sor. a. blood 26627c u blood 23G24c Secured Falues
Texas: Fine u months 5OG52c from TO months; aS
,cGIzc. fne fall 42G43c. California: Northern 42S
"a middle county 3S40c: Southern. 3L95sci lall Iee
33qs7c oregon: Eastern. No staple 9tt5Ssc
Fine staple 57G5sc fine medium stap!e 2Sf9oc 20 7g me
50ef55c "a blood 4sd55c: 4 blood. 4Sqtc tuIlec-
tra 36G57c: A. 50G52c: supers 4-940c.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

1000 bushels last Included in this amount were
$50 cars Minneapolis Duluth besides which win
IiFes LAD oo3 cars While private
cnoeTa IN Russia extending pruyinces
countries placing quarantine Russian shin
menus. The weather In Russia therefore
Russia We're said TO be large increasing The Eng
sn market because OF the earlier unfavoabe cholera
news was quite steady closed unchanged to I'D
toWer commission houses OF She mari
during the day foreign houses sold here al the
start causing relatively easier opening than
where The strength which followed Immediately
dry weather in the Southwest steady
tons OF good bull support Chicago With
lo reef from the Southwestern drouth there
IOrther disposition aid the
pressure became Seaboard
again liberal reaching bushels wheat and -four.
Cash wheat eased Of with futures follows:
No Northern Duluth 81 113s and No . hard, winter
81 Ose aloat. CORN-while easier
opening for the balance OF the day generally
stronger than wheat. Chicago sold Sc
higher than the previous reactions destroyed
part Of this advance however. close barely
steady with wheat Locally. September was offered
The Western chiefly predictions OF
rain In the belt. which maturing. and on
prospects for smaller receipts Chicago Nednes-
day. There was good commission house puSlnS
and but little for sale up the last half hour An
Illinois estimated the
that DID 600 COO against 3430 900 last year
noupced the first CT corn at st Louis II
quality. Liverpool closed 4 I'D lower ana
the interior movement amounted to e2oOOo posneIs.
with POI GOO bushels last year NO
s517c delivered. both nominal
OAT@The market extremely dlIl al cay
showed little change from the previous nIgh-
q Mixed % 30 70, 52isc: natural WINE M
10 5S655c. and clipped white b 10 40 To- ogV
ec RYEAarlet dull; No Western SAC n9[1A s5sSc
wedding, 6SE767c 1 Z, New York
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

BEETs. per bbl or bag s1asi Is: CARROTS. washed: washed:
per hbl f5cQs1 unwashed. Dbl or oag oyeps9S.
tABBAGES state per s16els2o DO tIar Dutcn ,s
100 S5ass; do small S4GS5: do CABBAt5ES PEI
75c9SI 25; do per Dbl. s1GS1 -; CUCoMISrtrss
state per basket, 50cG$1 do Boston per oox oE
basket sids1 75 CUCUMBER PICKLES state ,pg eil per
Cunt n Y per 600 s2qS9 so: do Long Island and
CAUiIFLOWERS Long Island. short cut per 1o, -
asa % do long cut 50Qs2 25 F5GPI.ANLs sea
per hbi S1GS1 25; GREEN CORN ttackenSaeA psr s-
xIqsI 5o do other Jersey 75c9S1 LETTUCE stas s
besket 25GT5c; do per box 2SH5Oc; DO nearoy Per
50cdlsf; LIMA BEANS Island and Jersey ao
per Basket T5clp$1 Il; do BAG oec4st 40 ne. 80
s5c ONIONS Connecticut and Eastern white; Per DOL
81 SoQS3 do yellow. 81 25Gsf 5o DO rec % bife
and Western whts Fer eTaIs % Ieeqs pr bag 81
s1 50; do yellow per 100 70 bag 81 do Orange T9u1y
Jersey and yellow. bol q ee1sL %, bits
S1zlsI 25 do yellow s0G75c; do MassacnuseIs yel,oS
ner 100 10 bag 81: PEPPERS bull nose s1q lons
hb s1Gsi so: do bull green oO 90 aos
grsen 50iT5c: do cheese red. per Dbl p. uo ~
Nfs per b6i ssf 25 PEAS state large per t6s9 pase
or bag 81 25Gs3; RO1IAINE. state per naSee
do ner box 10a20c: STRING BEANS state os po Pc
way per basket bag. 30foc; do SoIIoLk ato t.sat
tnsfon rer basket 2Sd5oc; SPINACH state per
401150c: SQUASH Hubbard. per DID, fOcasA' 'hti s1S
1SS7sac II RNIPS. Canada. rutabaga per Se
Il 10: do other rutabaga. per bbl or bag & tsb
rbite Ter bb s10s1 25: do TOMATOES sDate g --ytv
bsskst A0d5oc; Jersey. box Zo4SVc' VAIN
CRE,ss per 100 punches. s1qsl o.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ttvarnoo Sent. 22-Closng: WHEAT-Spot strong
NJ . - Western winter rs Cd California Ss %
Futures steady: September rs ssd Decenber IS $50;
Nh 7s esd CORN-Spot quiet American nxei, IS
3D. futures quiet; october 5s 1924 DeceTn6e os "a o.
IT OT-F-vVnter patents steady. 29s sd ttES at Lon
don CPactac COAST steady fl 1Osqf2 IS BtEF-t.xLr4
india mess irr 10ss Cd PORKPrnle mess Western,
s-y-1 res al HAMS-Short IA to Is n. strong DIS
Cd BSCON-Curl lberland cut 28 to 30 NJ strong; 2ts
strong 5Ss; long clear
light 2s to "a 10 strong Sos long clear Hddss m hs ca =
,-g hog ed. clear bellies Il to 16 70, strong, Gus
DFsRS-square Is n, strong AS Sd LARD
1r-1a western in tierces strong 52s cd American
refined in pals strong. 53s Cd CTIEEsE-Ca ais
Colored new, steady. DIS
4 TsTJ GWGPrime city firm. Dos. TUF2PE5N NTINt- e
SI-its steady. 2ss %. LINsEED OIL-I)uIL 24s
t-I~NT-S+eadv. ROSIN-Comrlon steady IS
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

ooTToN-The cotton market was quiet to-day,
evidently
lng The duration q Lancashire troubles while
fluctuations narrow and irregular The market
closed steady. unchanged points lower.
t'r the day estimated 1e5 600 The
Ee- opened steady decline points dur
.aE the first Few minutes seld 56 points net lower
Liverpool cables.
weather scattering pressure Offerings
not aggressive. however spite Cf the big
and other bea-ish influences. and market seemed
steady Support o1 October by spot people
and buying tCT e time during the after
non October sod points higher. with later months
unchanged I point lower prices little
or realizing cables
Ing Maachesre- very encouraging
efforts
Eettle1-eEt and that the masters determined
Another said 4 might
considerable Southern SPOT markets officially report
&c sc lower 1-18c higher. advices from
the Southwest report SPOT
September shipment, and also that freight bookings
a. Galveston reject engagesnts for the
first haif q October from Savannah said that
holders asking 3-I6c o b good
ridGiuC. The weekly report considered
1z-y Favorable attracted attention bears
that fear OF sudden settlement Manchester is
toe chef sus1aicirE factor.
The range contract prices the local market
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ner York sentemher


QofFEE-There scattering local icufda-
.n n the coffee market ro-dav-at least large part Of
Sc selling supposed o be accouuf-urder
which prices OF slightly after opening unchanged
steady. unchanged points
az 1880 bags reported Last week cables
rxre6 claiming that the been settled
received today said owing strike,
shiuunencs impossible also the
ocz cables received early reported receipts
Santos points The Rio
Ie recent scale Outside OF the interference
the situation appears undergoing
material change, and the Santos situation respect
shipments has apparently influence II Cf
Stimulating operations in futures. OF European
Hare : franc lower L franc higher and
Hamburg unchanged to x pig Neither OF the
Brazilian reported change market for
s7Cr coffee steady. with quotations basis Of
Sc for Rio No Z.
TIE O contract prices in the local market today
Eas as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
prices in the local market to

ST'+ Cl-e,t4 N47 49,
5E S a saies % 252 baies sog;6eTn spot markets
were elagraphed as follows: Mobile easy
a &c; sales 800 bales Savannah quiet and seaGy 4c
l-Isc lower al 1916: sales 600 quiet
nal and uncae1eed al s-c Augusta steady and 1-32c
higher I5-l6aec: sales 1413 bales St Louis dun
sea5y ans unchanged al s5sc- Wilmington quiet and
1l6c lower Sac Galveston quiet ana unchanged az
s1c sales 7I6 bales Orleans quiet and unchanged
a Lee sales l425 bales Houston steaoy and unZ
tshsnged az s1%c sales 500 bales Estimated receipts
1900 bales. against 1l53s week and 6asl last
= and 10000 last year. and New or
leans 5coo 1000 bales, against 4o2s last week
cotton Exchange speral Liverpool cables: spot cotton
@ -s2 2s5 f+II1es ~ - a8ene5 3fst l5t stesv I2
So.55s love- closed steady a. net ADVANCE q : points
z 5ecl-1e OF point September 4s1si septern5er-
October 77d: October-N Novernber- I'D Novernber De
center $50 Deee1lterJsnuary, 66iad; JsnUsryFeb
$3.50 AETiia6F ssa MsvIuae. 7oi- JaneJuiT
and Julv-August. 4T01zd Mancheser-Yarns cloths
FLOTR r AND NEAI-Flou- was steady to-day. with
7el de6 up during the last couple Of weeks and are
1ow holding of in expectatioE Of lower prices Rye
are prices quoted the New York Produce Exchange
uaser patents 81 20 s. 81 spring clears 81 20
~ = 20 r1--E % I'd - % - g - ~ @ @ 49, 80
o og9[ea s. - 50 p 2 70 asTiSs BE " FL9IR
tsrc.. s. 5odS4 s.. CoRNMEAL-Sready- Quoted;
vs,s ana fellow s. 80 81 so coarse 81 CO a 81 20
- 80, | ,ester9 STEADY city steady 9uoted; West
SIS e0. red dog s31 city bran SO 80 bulk se8 so a
go 70 sacks. middng s2s 60. red dog s3I. an
ber Shipment hornny chop s29 30 $50 bulk $50 roc
81 = sacks. OILNEAI-. s32 50
GRAIN UFEEAT-There was further unloading OF
-ong accounts by traders to-5av's wheat market
Lna win the exception brief strength the early
- ~ The session during which values sold
~ .sgher. tendency steadily Govuwar1
N,-aEreES started Louis
"f-c- naturally breaking
= -
sssl11 was further increased b. gain of s223O 900
ls1e-s n worlds stocks. according 'BradsTeets
I1r-E GZs0 600 bushels increase in American and Ca
sdzl supplies OF the corresponding
NseE rear bushels. Wall a
Eser owing the heayiness IN stocks and
were Disappointing inquiry fer IN view or
- break total TIE amounting 70 about
= positions Meantime. Western
le-t Z What continued scale receipts for
he cay agsregating 40 000 bushels compared with J..
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

For the week ending Tuesday. September %. 1908.
BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts for the week. 42S4
hays beans and I.s15 peas. exports. 9l2 bags
beans G2l bags peas; imports 24s9 bags beans
Some state pea beans have arrived during the
week sold mostly al 50 40 few have been closed
out is about all be depended
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New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
Musical Instruction.

BASEBALL VIM IN SCHOOL AND MUSIC STUDIES
tx STJEPART PIANO SYSTEM builds Study Power
Parents Schools investigate thls New 5ducatlona
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New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
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NEW JERSEY

AN ENDOWED PREPARATORY SCHOOL
With strong faculty ideal equipment a1d surrounding
TLTONAS STOCKHAM BAKER. Ph- D. Head Master
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