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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-16
GadSki at

In order to secure the success of the
Gadski-Damrosch attractions which
will appear at the Asheville Auditori-
um on Ap. 80 and May 2 respectively,
Manager Radaker, of the Auditorium
Company had subscription lists made
and sent people out getting subscribers,
giving these subscribers the preference
over she seat sale. That Is the seat sale
will open for subscribers IN April 18th
and will not be open to others until the
subscribers have all secured seats This
of course would be unfair to the people
out of town were It not for the fact that
he has arranged that persons residing
out of town a have their N put
the subscription list by telephoning
to the Seawall Pharmacy, at Asheville
any time before the 18th of this month.
Following is d list of prices:
Parquet (56I seats), first two rows par
quet circle, iII2 seats) and first two
rows of balcony (I04 seats) $500. Par
quet circle back of first two rows 1924
keats) 81 so. Rows 3 and 4 in the balco>
ny (1I2 seats $I.OO. Remainder of bal
cony (324 seats) Toe.
The season prices covering both at
fractions are to be: So 90 for seats
at single sale are $500; $3.50 for
the seats which at single sale are ST. so;
ST. so for the seats which at single sale
are $I.0O; and one dollar for the seats
which at single sale are 75c.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-16
A M1snamsd Island

The island of Madagascar is mis-
named. 1t should be called st. Lorenz
island. Marco Polo in his work on
Africa named a stretch of land on the
east coast, south of the equator, NADIA
gascar. Some time after this Martin
Belhaim of Nuremberg prepared a
chart of Africa, using Marco Polo's
works as a guide, but misunderstood
the report on Madagascar, thinking it
meant an island. He %thereupon DELHI
erately added an island to the east
coast. This imaginary island was
mapped on the charts of the geogra-
piers of the fifteenth and sixteenth
centuries. In 1906 the Portuguese sea
captain, Fernando SvareZ, discovered
the real island Of Madagascar and
gave it the name Of st. Lorenz. and
for a time thereafter two islands found
their place on the charts. In 1881 it
was known that there was really only
one island, and in accordance with
this discovery the original name Of
Madagascar was retained, and the
other name was dropped.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-16
MosIem Architecture.

The moslem architecture at Agra
and Delhi. SO splendid, yet so short
lived. is so distinctive of a dynasty
and SO alien to the country as to be
chiefly significant of the influence Of
the west on the east and stands alike
in it's permanence and in its feeling or
ideality in remarkable contrast to all
that was before it, is around it and
has come after it. 1t is indeed curious
how young India is in art and how old
in her literature, her customs and her
social framework. There is no social
Institution surviving in Greece or Italy
that can in respect of age or Of inter-
est compare with the Hindoo castles,
and there are no buildings or monu-
in India that can boast an an
equal to much that can be
found in the. Latin and even in the
countries of Europe. Only q
of the ruder and smaller rock tenn
pies go behind the Christian era, the
greater and more elaborate belonging
to a nor recent date. and it is but
what the later history would lead US
to expect when we find as regards re-
Gently recovered Buddhist sculptures
a III of form begins to appear
Just as Greek influences become active
India. though the limitations stand
at an immense distance from the orig
nals.-Contemporary Review.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-16
of Respect

Whereas, The Supreme Architects of
the Universe, has been pleased ITO clip
the brittle thread of life," and pluck
from the bosom of our brother, L. E.
Garren and wife, Bessie, their child,
Glide, aged seventeen months, and trans
port his soul to ''The Regions of Bliss"
And whereas, the members of local
union, No. 1892, Carpenters and Joiners
of America, feel that our brother and
his family haye sustained an ~irreparable
loss, In the death of one so dear, there
fore be it resolved:
That we extend to our beloved brother
and his family, an expression of sympa-
thy, which Jul hearts feel under this
sad d~ispensation; and may this hour of
sadness and bereavement, teach them to
be able to answer to The Last Sum
MONS" 'tCome Welcome Death, I will
gladly go with Thee"
Resolved further: That we drape our
Charter for a period of thirty days; that
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-16
The Wav of Heather,

Where Sonnerbo township touches
the boundaries of Ha1land there is a
sandy heath which is so ~farreaching
that he who stands upon n edge Of
it cannot look across to the other.
Nothing except heather grows on the
heath, and it wouldn't be easy to coax
other growths to thrive there. To
start with, one would have to uproOt
the heather, for it is thus with heather:
Although it has only a little shrunken
root, small shrunken branches and
dry, shrunken leaves, it fancies that
it's a tree. Therefore it acts just like
real trees-spreads itself out in forest
fashion over wide areas, holds together
faithfully and causes all foreign
growths that wish to crowd in upon
its territory to die out.-"Adventures
of Mis- Translated From the Swedish
Of Selma Lagerlof by Velma Swan
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-16

BY virtue of the Tax List of the
county Of Henderson now in my hands
for collection for the years 1868 I will
offer for sale at the court house door in
Hendersonville, N. c., on Monday the
4th day of May, 1908 between the hours
of 10 o'clock, A.. N. and 2 o'clock Pm.
the following lands herein mentioned
for taxes due and unpaid.
This April z, 1903.
c, E. BROOKS,
Tax Collector.
Clear Creek
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-16
The Laws DeIav.

Betty-That case hasn't come on yet
Isn't the laws delay m~addening? Cts
sic Observation-Disclosures fright
full! I've been six months getting that
young barrister to propose.-London
Opinion.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-16
A Quick Switch.

Jack (studying geography)-Father,
what is a strait? Father (reading the
paper)-Five cards of a-that is. a mar
row strip of water connecting two
larger bodtes.-Harper's Weekly.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-16
His Loss Our Gain.

Poet-I had a poem here, but while
I was waiting for you 1 c~arelessly
upset some ink over it, and 1 fear that
I cannot remember it to rewrite it.
E~ditor-That's good.-New York Press.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-16
The Marvellous Resistance of Water.

INC maTNSIOuS resistance OF wafer
If it were possible to impart to a
sheet Of water IN inch in thickness
sufficient velocity, the most powerful
bomb shells would be Immediately
stopped in their flight when they came
into contact with it. 1t would offer
the same resistance as the steel armor
of the most modern battleship.-Strand
Magazine.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-04-16

the resolutions be spread upon u min
ute record; hat a copy be sent to our
brother and friends, and be published
in our local papers.
J. J. BRYAN,
F. r. JONES,
J. R.. EDNEY,
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York Nay 1905
RFEyEs-gecepts were - cars. or l,0l- hsaq' "a a.
Siaurhterers with the exception OF a Ie" y
~ trsSf-r on live eight to-day beef SLOW a.
sides; general SAFES al ~ -
atas- private cable advices from London quote,
cattle selling I2t l$i4c per ID. oresseS
TeS~icsrstor beef I07s q 10 nc per ID
t 4bjs rort today we're - cattle, 10 sneep anu
400 quarters Of beef, none to- nCrro~
CsTTES-Receipts ia head lnctuHlus 80
$780, "a local slaughterers and IT6 for the rnah
all grades OF Fsais: the Le1s 90
-Isa-aS FAR to good veals sold at 81 to9 . per
n Dressed calves steady city dressea 'eaS - CO
Igc per lb. country dressed at . : q LIoc, z. =.
Sefes-S Sanders. III veaIs. II % average 81
- Ir55 & Go. a5 -eals 116 II. at s6 30
SHFFP AND IANB$-Recetprs we're - SaLs' % -
. S5i head including 14's for siauSn1eIeEs a.
-. for the market making. with the slsLe
6l- cars on sale. sheep We're duh ana
IaT,bs slow and barely steady; spring aro " "a
1sr 1oo ~ unshorn lambs at 81 oOGSi 90 no
~ cliuDeI lambs: Maryland spring larl6s al - :"
Dressed mutton slow al 1OHl2'zc Per 10
5r@sraa LAMBS few at lzi1o; CITY Hreseu
s2-tnE lambs slow ar s. s. per carcass ''@A1''
SaIes-Kerns Commission Company lOo o5 qnSn9il ~
FITslo lambs = lb average al 50 - per 10, 10
Buffalo $50 h. at Sc 10 90 ~" ~, al - 80
WSrylsnd spring lambs. at 50 70 per head 20 ~ =.
TTs5a Co ! uushorn stat3 lamp, 'O lo' g.
'F;OGs@ReceiDtx were Il cars. or @Cs2 Aeaa. ~
-. .I,r1r- IaIr a car for the market Feeing
Su@te5 At So 10 G Sc > per 100 ID , , .,-o y,,c
Jsdd < lIate yesterdaylt. sac siAA,
750 H. e. Sc 25 per Ii; roushs ~ ID 81 % %
So 90
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
alss: Fowls. arz. p!esea. 11e14,se; pucks. Z

12a Isc; FOWLS, dry picked 1ia14lse; DUCKS. II
,,gPt Potatoes 4. A AND yEGETAELEs-oId potatoes in
f ghs reeeipI and firm New potatoes selling fairy
Beets and carrots dragging unless fancy cabbages steady
quality if4eguia sn beans steaa2 sSs' T
quoted We quote Por3ToEs Bern1asa new per bb
ss.s g 90 DO Georgia .nd South Carolina new White
g 25Gs4 do new. red, sass so; Maine per sack
s. Ss5 5S 90 per .aea s. aasa 20 % Osz sWET Por
per dozs6 pnoEe P siSss . SsF -; CIiforsis
bInches, seas4 % South Carolina. s1Gs2; do New o.
snn Sa csrOaa Ina & per 100 sg9she sgs 5o do New &
fle Sl@Sl 70 % od per bbl or 5ag Sea S CLY
RAGEs S9rfok North caroa g1t and Virginia per crate
81 - do wsEeaeld 75css1 - CJ1CTMBERs. E7or1ds,
E ossn 'GsS psF S 81 s SD . So S g. a
bsst R2I sI5s1 fT "a qs7 ger 54a 2 $-s ssS S 5 5S
So pr e Mszr9r PEI RP SS FER 20 basFet
ONIONS Texas white per crate s9si "a sas, % Ssilog
c6sT % o. ss3saTd @ nate 81 25asi so %
Florida PEI carrier 81 5oeS5 SO: Cuban s1gS2 So
PISR o 4e4 1870 5s7r pes i sssS s2sns+ @ PEAS Ndra
basket 15gs2 DO North CaFons nsE Per A1 PARs 1
Eiea enr eel slgs7 g SIefz 90 Paip so9s $40
8 81 'o % 90 e5u5 55!se; Do per Ss s1s1 %
JERSEY, per bunches 81 soas2' sTEdS4 s5S1 B51s -
90 ssvannah. wax sGG$l 20 DO green. sl9Sl 50; 60
FoTa FL Nsr sTss raa55 Sd wa r basket @ S. eas sPIAC
ne.rby bbl Slgsl p o. do NoT2S 'ISt c+5SteeT 7c5
81 So TJRNIP Canada, Tltabaga per e6L y o0 sSa 20
10 o sr bbi or bbi crate 257c TOMATOES Flor4ds
per carrier Sass: vATEREsS per loo oon'n Sc 500
s si 90 S9 No ; s4 box LETTUCE h9th0gsf m Per
fS5en SYs % 9o26ouss per T. 5oqaoe MINT hohouss Ps5
SDe.s S01sP Dusf2s s. 7s2 @ R1t I9o Sgnsssi .s6si
s. 5oas2 Do Long Island PeT iyI Lase s. so
..-obeTD soo e. ~. TIaioTHT-Prine. 81 IS.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May CATTLEReceipts tesLliIls es.3
ahoI+ 500 head: market steady zlees, - -
cows Ss - q So p. hetfers. IS 20 50 - ops e. % %
s. 20 Csres s. 20 So % stockers and feeders - a.
CC-S-T2eceipts tcsriInsrecl about -ceuyy
SeaG market 10c lover choice heavy shpplhs E. o.
a. bnrrbe-s So s. q s. So; light. mixed, g. %
& - pjgs 81 X q IS % bulk OF sales 81 % - o.
81 -F-Feceipts estimated, about ~" : ne
11srrer steady. sheep, So 50 % lambs S62S' %
l---e9 9z+4rsIo Nav cattle steady. prime
..s-e Sc 80 & VEaLsS-Receipts, ESQ mead market
.,-5z-. s-.f o.. higher. S5GS7 40 NptiS-lie7
ZOO head; market SLOW ano o l9|sT e. oz - e.
s. s 91f3, T5s8z. sS - 90 s. 26 la-s S. IS
sE+Fr,P A%T T.AMBS-Recelp-s 900 headi sheep
active 1Jc lower lambs stnT ana &c 20
lambs s5a 81 10 yearlings, S. p s. So fe - os
Ls1@ss ttitT. Nav T-CATTLE- receipts, 800
head including 500 souths-rs market steady 70 loc
lover top 81 choice export and dressed beef steers
IS = SO s.: and feeders. 81 s. 70 Southern
steers s. 50 &6 40. Southern coys 3 80 80 = 20
&c 5o9 & Is. calves IS so So HOGs-Recetpts.
Is 500 Read market 1oc lower closed strong: top.
& so br,IE sales s. 81 s. 52-z heavy. s. 45 Z
s packers srd butchers - b = 90 is1J = >
market strong 1oc higher. lambs $50 81 % eves
ans earrings s. 81. Texas vearlings S. % q SIS
Texas sheep 81 5o s. 60 stocers and FEEDERS IS 70
lion sock Yards Pitts6urz Ma Gait ILE-our-
r light market stead choice higher q S6 S5fS7 10:
prime 5 5GTSs - SFFEED-SuVpy light market
stesl- PRIME vethe-s s. 4oIS5 - es and eor.r1.-
S2aS5- -sclbs. - 5aT$T. ZEAL CALVE1S-S41so 20
FFC-S-recetr-s light. market and lower: prime
Tez~fas s. %. mediums heavy Iorkers IS 956se.
light Tore-s s. S5dS5 20, pigs, s. 659}5 %. rousns
> cnofSaatt May 7I5ceEs-Qet. 1:e lover butchers
and shippers 80 1885 s. coErae1 - 5easS 50 CAT
TLE-Stea5y. fair % good satppers > 0Gase 90 com
mon, 81 T5Gs4. sHEEP-Strons. SS1S5 lambs strong
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

T,ve-ooo7 May- --CEos1nE: wEEAT-spot firm; No :
-a= western winter 46 l California, Is SID
4r---ez s-eaav MAY sid. July IS 7asd September
= 71:4 t-0P%-Suo- firm: American. kiln dried
Is 1O-.d. old American mixed. IS I'D futures quiet MAY
re 7n5 PFAS-Ca-e5iar steady. Ts I'D FLOUR
Tt--z- na-e2TE qIiet 29s 2d HOPS N London fPacda
r,o.--5 5uIe- Il 10sas2 BEEF-Ext-a India mess
zr-orz loss Cd PORE-Prirne mess. Western strong
T5s FAMs-short cut, II 70 IS n. dull IS BAcCS
-r-yrrra-7sn9 cut % quiet Ais short rib, Is
- u n 0uie ANs long clear niddles light IS 70 81
n oIiier Ais 3D. long clear ddles heavy. 50 to 40 10
oIfe backs Is 70 20 n quiet 59s od
cIea- bellies II Is n quiet l0z SI4OCL4D p @ Frs
S1Gare II 10 I3 70 dull. 2Ss- LARD-Prt1le Western
~ -Izrces steady as American refined in pals
s-aa5Z As 80 BJTTER-zood United states duli, 500
f~1-ESF-Ar7s-car white steady, oOs; Amer
fca frest coored steady. 6ls Sd Canadian finest White
S. sc Canadian finest colored steady. 62s I'd
;-ov2 Prime cv duil 26s TURPENTTTE-
5T11 24s P0sIE-Cornraor steady, IS Cd PETRoI-ECM
F.%~az 1r'et sz+d LTNSEED 0TL--Steady. @Ss.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

,~,.,.szo Nav The local wheat market closed
firm to-day on buying by shorts maj quotations
&c to -4c Oats were IS higher PROVISIONS were
&c to I0c higher
THE wheat market opened weak because Of
s-r;-a st LIVERPOOL and the favorable weather for
80 new crop in the Southwest The expectation
mat the government crop report which is 20 be
IoSe r1,bIir tomorrow. viii show improved
----C ~ +be qrovng crop depressed the mar
l,at all dav The volume of trading was small and
confined mainly to the July option. The market
was more active IN the final hour because OF oil
ir.- by shorts which caused moderate advance N
ali deliveries. The close was firm July opened
bade TO &c to &c lower at 897sc to 90c, sold of
10 SgasC and then advanced TO sOesc me close
,Toz a. a02.c 70 a)1ac. Clearances Of wheat and
rorr we're equal TO Sl5.400 bushels Primary re-
CENTS we're 261 900 bushels, against $4,000 bushels
on the same day last year Minneapolis. Duluth
srd chicago reported receipts Of 143 against
15s cars last week and 426 cars a year ago.
Ano+her sharp advance occurred III the price ot
corn for the May delivery and new nigh RECORD
vas established at 74c. The upturn was the result
OF q brisk demand from shorts becarse of con
tin,ed rains throughout the belt which. II IS
behaved vii interfere with deliveries. Trading,
however in that option was light because OF the
sca rcfty of offerings The strength Of May had
rufsh effect OF the market. which was firm nearly
all day. The close was nrrn May soLd oe1weeh
Tic to 74c and closed at 734sc. July opened @sc
IN I higher at 642.c 20 S47sc, sold of 10 64lc and
closed at 641ac TO 645sc Local receipts were ~
cars with 10 Of contract grade.
Oats wero firm on buying by shorts and commits
sion houses. Wet weather, brisk demand for
cash oats and the upturn in corn were the strength
ening factors July opened nc higher at &63sc. sold
between 46fc and 4114c aAd closed AZ 4'7tc. LoCa-
receipts were 1Io cars
Provisions opened easy because Of a &C decline
in live hogs but covering by shorts brought about
a rally which resulted IN 6 moderate advance Ior
the day At the close July pork was up l9c at
s13 60 Lard was sc 71gc higher, at - 5212. Rlps
were sc higher at s. S21s.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat II
cars: corn So cars: oats, ia cars; hogs 10000
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08

CoTToN-The cotton market nag q le-y 1s1 .r o. :
g. c-i-e sharp early oT7aE 1elns lolJFel y 80
which carried prices into new lis-.
with july selling &c -
SoG55 points abcTz rhe l9V tNl 81
- ------s OF. bull support and c9TeTl.s o
s-.axss csusi -erable
close ~ prsctlca--y las oesL
80 ne- advance o Ief-1 8''--s -tasz- a.
market opened slea-T a.
5~ls-e q points. and curing dle cary session 500
lI114 points IN response . Te~-ei
weather iasa taL y 'llc
--z1E of V-.-sLa meant enc
"a Strength Juls- realizing ~-c more 2zsssss one
- - :. sale daz-. and when Wall street bE-s
- rrrs+A1 zt-h rsvl-g tskeI -9Nn prar-s on t
--- n turned buyers
ls-s- stoSe1 l4e sI--' o.
E-- Tie l-E EdfELsn SIa2 S7ir@
s. encourage <ac-o- a1l sfrT1 - n---.sH
SPOT co1clftors
s--r =fSrattr from Memphis ss5a thai blEEs oGo@l'
bales TIE hes- E7'l-s s7l-ed oF . cets'
-z 7r lot -4crs explained tba laEge sales II --Fe
c-7--rT rte E-5lst EraTseT as -I--i
: E-ates 81 Ire S0f1-Ei = = I5
-re II ST.re-s Has oec1e1 Lla
zz-5szhie. cares TOM
members = federation would To- T7rs 11-
s-z=---z- ~l-tzs a. IRE meeting Ee&t "eeA- -,
--E= pri0es II Jtc --s, la1e+l 10 -'1
-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
Ne- vi ~.

:
sDEf EE-A-ts- opening a. unchanged r7-tcAs
-he cn1ee ra7Ae1 held bids OF
-c-1a[ -7cil TatEer ate lie orders
-ese1 re ing supposed = he fo- the account
fss Interests anc Ire close steady.
- points higher sales ST.75o
The c1e1lnS considered about
re s-Ts-ce % lsNe -eis Rio 30 2 had
f- anticipated TIE previous receipts little
r~@-i=T without being significantly While Of
-rfa- makes Hamburg unchanged ard ITaT-e
hanged - : fraEc higher TIE of local
r-E--s Later Hamburg lost partial : bIt
----e- change reported Eaye. Receipts 81 the
ports
r-lols Ga, +Losse lsss sad 1900 aso
--[.aizg receipts 500 bags. 900 The
dsy. eSts9 last ami soCo tNO
Yea York deliveries continue fairly liberal
impaired with this OF the the t1c pTeced
and street merchants report ver healthy
= coffee pres
coactons spot coffee steaiy,
81 quotations basis @ Rio No
e co2rract prices the local market TO
Es- fellows.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08


= olz5s h.ghs- a. leSc fcr :dayps [ ug.e7oa g.7r-
s-- u soc Ger 5ai5c-s - -i' i+'sra~-s.fzs as toS1Ss
--=-1-s I'm l--71 h-SreE q 10 ss7ee a1a E.7-r
-i~s-ar nm s1ehs1sed a. ase Houston g-se1,-
. 80. ss!sE s. bsles Charleston nm, u2chans-5
a- q =. No5-la steady. a E-S-e- = . 4-,-- 80
--5z a5assssea al l5-: saiss = sa3es Rsl-ine-s
"a 7: .alss -i5 bales little Rock nom
.aa- higher a ss.e :. L2-.z SsszS' e1i37s A.
l9-+c. sales 90 eales E5-- : a6o - 500
: : COO = 5000 bzs-s, ezetas: 22S+ las week
5- zz7gs aEztas- $50 last TesGz and go last ear
a. trsz5sss doing sales 2oooo bales. sPse1
ls--on zad export. 900. AE2e-.oa1 lsoU9i ,5
- -o---. fczs- On Is-e ruortns- closed steady ~
decline q points Ma aaa 9z--June 5..yser
-1s.- - ass Ss--s--s-- S--o1e- SOD. 0cJobs-cIo
----7er -s1-o- Noverlber- -DsoeTnber, 476d; Decsrn
,.z-ss-z5r-l. z739zd 5Isacaeztsr-Ea-ns Irregular
FIoTR And NEAL vas = Ugh seetts:sd r+e:.s
ace z oI- L7-1szz c7ts z7-e- s-rsiss-E
F-.1ss Unchanged md s,eaoy Ee fo-T Sue o4 a
- E. 81 p --Ts- strsssEtz s. s. s. So win
7sfe7-s 81 St s. So: sPrHg clears s. % s. 90
- = v51[1E' E 8 - - RFt- = ~, 5uosSd FAR 70
F7o5 Sac 8 -. caotce - fan $ =
; SO -@.-~. 3 sG5sI 45 rEED-vests-a hrrn:
80 - .2goted Wssse-n spr.as. 81 50: sssndara
-. IS = nh X: 81 20 scs sacks -ald6Iing tos >
GRaIS-TEEaT- sentiment eo9zs-.si 80
80 n & s52T2@s s{ -[e1 to-sSy IL: vas
s-1--s- GOOD export t-zde and ast prices showel a
rs--izl 3. -e. advance Ire export tra1sactio2s IL
c-1set loads srd - loads a. oEtIoIts- L@+s
.sss = LondoE earsoss We ere r back CONTRACTS.
Ef--sed SHIPMENTS from ta5 Co., @ % -. me reEeI
vsrge vas rrstec ~ he fac that traders had
-. 80 -e-ssEsf- s,o-- = vlex % the prospects
- favorable government report anc were
ssrs-vs 70 anything bnlsh n the news MOS o. me
prominent Kansas statstictan hac EST esL5
.zzte5 -se.t o from IS 100000 100 CO., ots-
tas- s-z-- TIE Price iitcle bull
tsH Il. some weeks On the groI--
ro-ahie Oh TIE market either way LN-Ip.oi
reEl1E, = net lower. Berlin nc lo"ef sc
- ca-s Compared S97 and The est
--se sor Fridays arrivals g chicago vas s,ns---
=: vas quotec follows: 70 red 81 o. sleTe52F
&C s. i9z s,oat. 40 ;. - 6S -
tl-hozrk Balls o<erec MAY quite freely al Cbicago
- vas - -Hoa scf1s1's .1 f.rS ieV.l and ex-
ose:izE a. many years Later oeliVeries
sbout 1 % ror the previous night Influenced mostly
By the ate strength in wheat Soon after opening
= r. s9s.s ortss ne "a chicsEo and the market
sd less weak rnost ot The session Intii 31sr
11.nts bush compared with Al 600 the
ssto1s week, and figured TIE export surplus a. Sz
cssver- Curing the Gay Owing 20 vet weather esr-
as-s for Frldav's receipts were very slaLL ar9 y
e.-n cIo<ed nominal IN elevator and 74c
hsE neen so.o h= a prominent in Chi
ssro tor shipment East. and IN responding ne con
tEset market was quite firm throughout the day
There Ras also fair speculative trade attracted by
p. late wheat Cash oats II New YORK
-ats - - - = - = 800 and clipped white.
= a. So s5z-c- RYE-Aarket firm; No : W.stern
20 nominal New York BAKLEY-Aarket
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
STEAMBOATS, RIVAL BIG LINERS.

River steamers have kept pace with transatlantic
liners, and the steamboats, upon the Hudson
River and particularly the Peoples and Citizens
Night Lines steamers, plying between New YORK.
Albany and Troy are said TO have no peers in this
country or elsewhere Their accommodations and
service are equal the best hotels The boats are
equipped with every approved modern device for
osmfost AMI sAtsU.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-08
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
IOST-HANKROOK.

LOST OR STOLEN.-Ban kbook No $50. 61e
Of the German Savings Bank in the City
OF New York, corner +th ave and l4th st,
issued IN Jacob hummer. All persons are
cautioned agaiust negotiating the same II
not returned 10 the bank on the 18th day
OF May, 1905. a dupIicats will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. .-Bankbook NO. ga. rs
Of the German Savings Bank in the City
Of New York. corner 4th ave and 14th st,
issued to julie and August EdCh- All per
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
same II not returned 70 the bank on the
29th day OF May, 1905, duplicate viii bs
issued