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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Te uIrpeutine operators in Florida
and other states arr looking with
some degree OF interest f1 fhe 11f.
come 81 the joint indictments recent
" -ouui In the United states c11-t
sitting AT savannah aEalsr Spencer P
Shelter. Edwin 5. Nas1. D. r Co1D--
Myers. George Meade BoarIman. q.
J. DeLOach and Carl Nouer omc--
or the American rasa. stores COM
pany 10 is claimed rr1r these men
have entered into combination ar|
conspiracy to lower -ra nree OFT -l.
p"nfine. crush Que t-a small Eaa....
and in The end e01r,e r. .Hi r.r...
Ize 'h- business Tt.s. men rts.
been Indicted under r.. acc .f r.r
sr--s known a- ON. sherman .-.. .....
law. I- ls claimed ...- ohm. ....
have foue .u manipulating ... ....-
time market fa- -.-.... .r ... r..
rra.rt OF trail.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
Last Monday night Deputy sheTiH

Last Monday night Deputy SheFia
Smith Of Escambia county gave pieces
Of candy to Sergeant II A. Parrish
and Privates Francis Smith and r. 4.
Burke, soldiers from jacksonville IN
Pensacola, attached 20 the garIiug gun
squad. In thirty minutes the men
were dangerously sick. The phy-.-
clans testified that the symptoms We're
those of arsenic poisoning The d-ou-
" sheriff stated that he had given tn.
candy To the men in good faith. and
1t was a part he had purchased no 4
candy stand. that he had eaten some
IF IL with no III effect. The matter is
being ferreted ogt by officials. w.
hope that the investigation will not
snow anything like a plot behind f..
Since writing the above the deputy
sheriff has been exonerated.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
DOCTOR ADVISED
USE OF CUTICURA
After Other Treatment Failed
Eczema in Raw Spot on Baby
Boys Face Lasted for Months
Cried with Pain when Washed.
ECZEMA WAS CURED AND
HAS NEVER REAPPEAREO

"Our baby boy broke out With
eczema on his face when one u1rrl
old. One place on the side % bis facs
the size 81 a nickel was raW ike t.--f-
steak Tor three months. and b. w1s..t
crv out when I bathed the parts thas
were sore and broken out I gave h.m
three months treatment from a cd
doctor, but at the end n that time rLs
child was no better. Then my doctor
recommended CUtiCura. After ls.rr
cake d CutiCura soap. a third 20
box Of Cuticura OintmFut. ami haf a
bottle q CutiCura Resolvent BE- vas VEL
and - face vas a. smooth a. any
baby's. He b. nOw two years AMI
half old and no eCzema has raarrslrat
I am still using the CutlCuu sap. 4
think it Is the finest toilet snap I ever
used. keep my little girls hair and
EaCs, cleansed with be- TOO. / arm sl
thankful for what Cuticura has i1ra
Tor Us. Ms. NJ. l. Harris. r.. r. 10. q.
Alton Kan. May "a and June -, .JT.'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

The Journal has repeatedly chal-
lenged those Florida papers which o2-
pose the ruling Of the railroad com
mission to answer the facts and rel-
sOning of this paper, and not one OF
them has done SO. Beg pardon: the
OcaIa Banner made a stagger in that
direction, but strong as the NestOr IS
when be is on the right side OF
question, he fell down so pitifuly IN
the matter that we really felt sorry
for a giant struggling in a bog AMI
refused TO unnecessarily expose him.
Pensacola Journal
The Journal editor has erected a
dizzy pinnacle for itself and percheu
upon It be must feel at times a little
lonesome. Speaking OF one OF the
famous characters in English history
Macaulay said that he was like the
high mountain peaks which catches
the first CLEANS Of the morning sun
while the valleys below are yet In
stygain darkness. The Journal ought
not to climb to such lofty heights as 10
be alone. 1t ought to descend to COM
mon things The Ocala Banners ar
ticIes which seemed so pitiful 70 the
Journal editor was just written fo-
common everyday folks TO understand
and to this class they seem to have
penetrated the bulls eye We have
one letter written by = very distin-
guished everyday citizen OF the state
in which he says that the Ocala Ban
ner's articles are 'unanswerable" We
notice, too, that those articles were
not reproduced in the Journal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Members OF congress have had Oc-
casiOn, since the bills to prohibit
dealings in grain, cotton and provis-
ions for future delivery were propos-
ed, to inquire into John Bulls official
attitude on that subject. Their in
Quiry ELECTED the following cable mes
sage from London: The English
prime minister appears to think that
a most discerning eye is required to
note the line of demarkation between
ordinary commercial transactions and
gambling. Some correspondence has
recently been published in the Lon
don Times between Lord SALISBURY
and Jasper Moore, NJ. P. in connec-
ton with the latters request that the
premier take steps to call an interna-
tiOnaI commission, with a view of do
ing away with option dealing. In de-
clining to act in the matter, Lord Sal
isbury said: 1t has always appeared
50 difficult to distinguish between
5cAAlbALAlS anu VI uA1dAe commercial
contracts as to make it impossible to
give legal effect to a scheme for con-
trolling such gambling, without inter
fering with ordinary commercial bus
mess and inhicting grave injury on
trade. There is a striking similar
ity between Lord Salisbury's words
and those Of President Roosevelt in
his recent message when he said.
The great bulk of the business trans
acted on the exchanges Is not ONLY
legitimate but is necessary to the
working of our modern industrial svs-
TEN, and extreme care would have 10
be taken not TO interfere with this
business in doing away with tho buck
et-shOp type Of operations"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Hon. VIM. L. Douglass, formerly
democratic governor of Massachu-
setts' in late speech declared that
blighting tariff on raw materials has
so checked the industried Of New Eng
land and other sections Of the coun
try, that great armies Of men are fore
ed out Of employment, compelled -
tramp the country, become public
charges, and resorting TO crime to
gain the necessities Of life" Govern
or Douglas is an authority on econom-
ic conditions, and the republican
stand-patters are at a loss to frame
reply to his speeches for tariff re-
FORM. They simply have to swallow
the dose.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Mr. Gus Morton made a tour OF the
state during the last campaign behind
two Florida raised mules. and hal
both of them placarded with signs
which read something like the follow
ing: IF you want to elect an honest
man vote for John n. c. Stockton-tha
peoples friend!" He is not doing that
this year He now says that John
doesn't tote fair
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

A party II land spectators Is now
Visiting Cape Sable and the NIadra
Hammock At both Of these places
there are many acres Of Valuable land
which viii no doubt be sought for in
the future as the railroad on the KEYS
provides means OF shipping produce
without the long trip by water. For
several years Cape Sable has been
coming 20 the front and now that sure
transportation can be had within
twenty miles Of the cape. its future is
assured-Miami News Record
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

II Frank Clark was only pitted
against Broward for the Senate.
wouldn't We have some fun! We long
% see the day when these two men
meet each other on the political hust-
ings- The governor has disputed NJ.
Clark's word as Ia what the former
said in his recent speech in Gainesville
and We may Yet have the satisfaction
OF seeing these two men lock horns"
ere the present campaign ends
Gainesville Sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
with kis nrerwhnlmin.

With ais overwhelming majorit,
only two years ago, il now looks ike
hoNe Smith Of Georgia is going %
lose out in his present gubernatoria
nght' and, too, by a man az whom the
Hoke Smith newspapers have poked
all manner Of fun-Joseph VI. Brown
the man he removed from the rail
road commission.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Mr.. John w. Burton Of Arcadia Is
a candidate for delegate TO the nation
al democratic convention at Denver.
He is a rising lawyer a gifted speak
er and if elected will do full honors
20 the position. Mr.. Burton is a grad
uate OF the University Of Florida. and
Is both talented and ambitious
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

John ID. Rot .-..snss. rr>- Of the p-o-
gressive and INST pro~,i"ont citizen ;,
OF Ocala an old f-ian OF this editor as
as well as q Wu. Jennings Rryan. is
a candidate for delegate 10 the national
convention from this, district Let us
all vote for him for he is a good man.
-Punta Gorda Herald.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman.
who was one Of the most famous of
England's prime ministers. and who
resigned his Office several weeks ago
on account of his in health, is dead.
Mr.. Asquith is thu new premier.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

The ice plant at Gainesville was re
Gently burned TO the ground. The
Times-UniOn says that the loss was
$4,000. which was partly covered by
insurance. The Metropolis says that
the loss was $500. covered by an in
surance OF $1,000.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

The Old South is passing. Some OF
the dear. sweet women down this way
are beginning 20 bring damage suits
for breach OF promise Of marriage
Pensacola Journal.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Editor StOneman of the Miami
News-Record. continues to call Editor
L'Engle all sorts of a prevaricatOr.
and says that at the expiration OF the
present administration Editor Len
gle will fade from ;Ae feId Of journal
ism.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Hillsborough and Duval counties
are breaking all previous records in
the registration Of new voters. Hills
borough added 100 and DuvaI about
1000.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

The light and ice plant recently
burned at Daytona- The ice plant al
Gainesville also burned 1t is a bad
season to be burning ice plants.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Joe Brown OF Georgia seems to pos
sess some of his fathers political sa-
gacity. He has actually got Hoke
Smith 10 guessing.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Yes, the 'Merrywidowmania" has
struck Ocala. II is about as prevalent
in Ocala as it is elsewhere, and runs
20 the same extreme.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Bishop Ellison Capers of the Pro
testant Episcopal diocese of South
Carolina died at his home in Colum-
bia Wednesday night.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

John Beard recently criticised quite
severely the BrOward administration
In a speech at Lakeland.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Guaranteed absolutely pure under ths
United States Food and Drugs Act.
Complete External and Internal T--sfu-rt -
Ever uImOr g Infants. Chulral. art kIl.ls s.r-
glsfB OF tufrurn sap |-lr o. I|rIuH rrn HH =.
Cutirra Res0lveut fllr b. cor n enc 'lrTI RI I
C1Iret Pills. L.r rrr W. 10 cnI rH nIrfr r.H ..f
sold throughout frr wrrif Potter Ur.r n Inrr
Corn. sole Props Nrsf.u. Me-
1TNfll.ed re. Llr.r..ra LE..E Tn "a ID u.rrnnrr
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Besides her other troubles, Pensa-
cola had a recent fire, in which seven
houses were destroyed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

EFT. sweetest an m. ,
effective rematlas fIr
preserving purifying.
and baautHViug ths
skin. scalp. hair and
hands. Tor the trpar-
msut q indammat0rV
and ulcerafiva cUndI-
tions. a. vel a. FORE
storing o. health.
Strength. and beauty
uaIa weak nnrv1raa
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

The Brownsville affair is still being
aired in the senate.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Tsmpa's water case Is now before
the supreme court.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Spirits Of turpentine was again IN
the down grade last week.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Putting in about eighteen hours of
work daily, with all the cares and re
sponsibiliies attached to a business.
besides the cares of a family. the edi-
tor of this paper finds himself past
three score years as rugged and ro-
bust, and perhaps even more so. than
he was forty years ago.
There is nothing so healthful az
plenty Of work and a good conscience
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

FRANK HARRIS. Editor.
=. v. LeaVeneood, Business Manager
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
SANATIVE
Anfiseptic Cleansing Is Best
Accomplished By Cuticura-

Women. especially mothers. find Curi-
-ura soap. Ointment, and Pills che pIr-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

Tired Natures sweet restorer. baImy
sleep,
He, like the world. his ready visit
pays
While fortune smiles: the wretche1
he fOrsakes."
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANs AND PEAs-Reeeipts = -day. sos sacks
beans ami SIS sacks peas There quiet iolbiag trade
q The market is without material change Most If TIE
s2s7 only in exceprioua cases 81 a. exceeded
- - Sc S--Ae- are SLOW al ne no1neIii
. as a. = 7}.,s Ia f peas @ ft 60 .9s
nev choice s. - as 30. 1907 7a5.oe dr 50 %
$ % 5o common 70 good 81 60aSi 50. Do lima gaifor-
MA. eaeies saax3 o. PEAS, Scotch. 1905 bags per
& to-ss aI21 Gss PES MARKET vas vas
N5iIe the demand large prices firmly main
sore a-' 1 -s7 M ,1s , , an raIde ~ fTe
y .Hucn Wholesale business Factory ard packing stock
scasozc 90 extras 2aa29ss % arzts 292ss % 60
o1ds 22a24c. dairv tubs. finest 2sc 60 sood
specials per n 2424 = do extras -3a2lsc. do drsrs
1aratioa sreeInsy arsts 20 q21e 90 Western actor
Fslslnz st7es ~ held, I9.e. Do 10 . Is3sa9s
CHEESE f2aeg ] +s9 DO sqsg s.7 Traas z. % Tas
80 r- ar urasrt0ne o.. 6nness Fanc! september
made cheese IS S as 1 - 5cess9r SIN ' iste u e &
az -oter .rsde are neld win niue more oanfdenee
skins moderate supply ana Ee4rra lGI1 ger &
Eaiye v e-,ar s5.s-sa or gite fanoy i8 disc:
GI%c common t. fair lDa ~ s'ns' .i II 8 ss7 d.
e -1r7fs ln-iudss Young Americas. Daisies and
49, m -iz.s -. 81 Ta.e 81 verg lgh qaaIry.
FGGE-Receipts to-day. +.lS3 cases oHer-nEs OF
- v-e continue right and prices sustained. but
81 ngners and any material
i,ec n ~eresrs fc Ii&els To oEerst7eS the mar
adg1css Indicate some increase oI sli4,
mis- but sus!c~s are very small
-tarsr. egEs cont 81 good demand ara very h-
~. 1t4tes state peunsyl lEana ana n@t b. sefciei
.sefsSc- 20 c.aite Sa17or. 40 lyFfr
asgr1lr. do bIoUa snd mixed fo."is Jar .fn
30G@Jr5 DO lower grades ,'h-Ns-
90 western rBiseui. 8-Q8@, a. s'e'-s
g. fp03ics DO thirds 90
%. lsa20C fall packed refflseLa'rs L.,'s -
el7oIee zes.3c. common o. sc'o -iH-'c reg
Arr' = a2s d. May. -z@24 DO sufan]t. @t4 4-"',
FRIETG- -FRESH-Apples IN liberal supply. Out IN"
the tone htIu- Pears IN iEhi re-,
setting gJ.f-res Grapes 10 good
demand Cranbsrrfes active and niguer DrslEs5 arc
e-ag-fruit So liberal slprly selling we'll Pinespres
Ne quote APPLES snow. double head hu.'
25aSa Twenty ounce Fipqin- s. 2aeS3 Zen Davis
S2GS2- kaE s. soaSs, NUitzerheIg and NoTtfsfn 90
5OGs2 -. Baldwin g 25asa -. Huhbardsori 3 "a
s. - Green.ug. s20S2 81. Pound Sweet S2f2&a- 90
double bhlg fair siaS- do cfh head Dds
Ta~aF1 FsU Western bush box. $l482 tttAH
APPLES. large. hUl s. 50nSi. do small. Slda4,
PEARS Duchess. bbi S5ns4 SHELDON. s. 50aS3 80.
T>eirer. doub=head bb Sifs2 -. DO ore.head
I5-Tsf 90 DO basket 5u0 !at5 OUNCES per
fbI saaS5. IfsPFS. Western New York. Delaware per
h-sker "a ltr- 90 AiaEa-l 100 H. DO tstaNif.,
islfs- Concord. l2r BE NiasHTa per 81 Soc
- stnas50. CRANBERRIES Cape cod per hbl. SO 5Gd
go a. Der crate s. 25as2 Jersey per bb s. TO-
,er crate. - 25as2 90; CITRoH. per bhL s0q75c;
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
CASA QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REpORT.

New York November 2. 1o6S
CCEFEE--he coffee market fairly steady to
caE 71ods-ats business sEies being TeTl3l q
market closed steady. net unchanged
ro.-ts hizhs- c7-1ing quiet ~ Unchanged
r-toes zh0u- line with the foreign fnarHeis
f=7-nE --i66le tEr-n seemed u - quite IT
demand attributes par 70 covering
party Htte fresh buying probably Tor - al
EeTs-r was f-zE believed be mostly ny
purchases Brazil Hi-H gr@rlTs
heavier toward -7e c0se F-H7-l
market essed slightly from Ile midday sEe Valr
r-arez weekend With reference t1 Ta-o-iz-
8rsztizn receipts about -he same as recent
Dr. there important changes IN me i,f--zE
R@celvts & p0r-s 50 fs- O. ne
and .z26 np1 years he -@7si1-s reported
yesterday against 6-aop laEr Eea ara
3 TunclshE -eCs1p-s FsF6 '-.-' go
acz-s- 20 eGo vea- and $3.50 -W7 years a-2 n
weather IT Szo Pe-Io vas ne IN some IONS z1 cue
in others precipitation beng reported ezl e-E
p-t-t. ----zrir-s -0r t7-'
---ar Tinted states
zrE-eEare6 - 0-7 bags against t7p-4 aSt -
-az movement of co1ee from 5rszl--sI
----z follows RIO cea-a77es L--'-'
bars -cu51E Io1 600 The 11irec states -tv's' "a
Fu-nra and . Caqs River Plate ana West coast
cr south S-eHu2s-s loading a. Rio toT re
---sreE Europe. santos clear
z--es including 1900 70 the Lll-el
E-zree ana = and West africa santos
E-f---=-rs i1riuct-z li9r7F4 = ''e -H@-
STATES f07 600 -e Eu--Fe There ara i7Te slells
-s=+-E a. Santos United States and trree Cor
z--a V=--c-5z cea-s1ceE Jns United States ~to'
tzze E1ria weekly receipts were -.a'n Rags sLt-h
ca es-aroes Germany. Zoe E01 t1 elsewhere
.1a --= rrraI receipts RIO a-l santos F0r NE. W-A
7a3 $4,000 -sst week 5aavov
q contract prices n ne ioca- market to-s
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10

s. g 81 ~ Is r s.4vs2a at 81 5s caves s 81 so r d.
n. s. do. II ~ at - So Il barnyard calves -Ol
.. : 9oDaay y'ss ais G 1s5 p p at So So
2s 8 Indiana IRaaha caves az s.: 7 Fl n a at ~
JGdd co ai s. 10 10 'D co. t60 n at s. 80;
iq w Otis Ca Sc resis 10 ID 5do, los n.
at xs =, ,az
shippers. ConlInssien Company; Vea-s i'' ID - 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS for tEo o,. day. were -.
saushteTeTs 81 Tor the Hzre5 sheep . wss ss 5s
% soTe sales possbiy iS5o lower: the stock
finally went 10 the scales Common 70 prime sheep solo
s. 5oast 100 70 few a. - os 6ss ear az at s. &
euls 80 50gS4 yeariiugs AZ 81 99SS dressed nG a.
iI9 e W1s wh ''say saE dressed re- lambs exceeding
saieIaooln ts bin q zoo q a Ie7 90 - n a. s. 20 45 90
s. n $9s79 2ts de- 50 ~ @ a. "a a. 50 81 90 % o" oiS ~
culls. n. 81 state yeariIngs - 70. a. = 81
81. 50 dc. 70 N. Sc: p 30, Io1 70 a. $. %. =
Ps1Hsyvania p 9 % e dc T loo 4, 81 r M at s. 90 Is eD' % 10 AZ
s sanders 1873 lambs 72 n at se; 2ss 90. es
3 8 e q, 3 80 so s5 IN n "a at s. S 50 s Do 81 n a
% do 81 = o. n state s ssssp bee 50 b. at S 90 Il DO . n at 81
n So So q. S 049 a sG 53 52 e = S at :, 81 4 49o e
81 9' Indiana adj S 9 earrings loo 10 a. s. Ohio Do b.
at s So 2i5 Ohio SHEEP % 70. at s. 20.
cg 3 ss a. STsn It a ,s S 40 - a g. % st 70 s @
west Virginia yearIinss, los H. 81 So Virginia
1sl' $ Judd 2s5 lambs, 70 p At 50 % =:
sheep 1O1 10 at So. - do, Sc n. a 50 -
shippers Commission Company 24O Virginia lambs
DO 40 S at $ 80. 10 FeHnsyIvanta sheep los 70,
MePherson & CO: aes state lambs. as n at s. -:
81 40 II. 81. 81 Gull 81 10, s.
Fred / asa West Virginia lambs. s5 10. at
50 Is. 900 do IS h. IS so
II H Hollis. 2s9 state lambs u 10. At SO e5; IS
Vermont do. 10 Sc 225 do. ID. a s5 so. I2S
sheep. III ID. at 81 %: Vermont DO. 1l5 lb,
a s. 80.
W r. Hume. 80 state lambs. IS 70. az So %: eO2
do SO, 81 do. - ID a s. 50. I25 81 H.
s. 10 At 81 10. 81 s. so: sheen t1T 10
81 25 do. l03 lb. at 81. 70 do. 50 ID, So 5o
10 do go ID. at 81
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10

me local market for sPo- cotton vas eneL- ~l-a WI
see for n9iadliaE ,5alt s9-57s7n z2o' aeS i r d.
i5-lse a. 500 bales $500 s--s-.r % stesy
T7sc higher So Norfolk quiet 1ne-iEi-Ee- q -
tzes sss bales. Baltimore nominal 1ncAanEsd az a.
se Augusta hrIa. l-lsc h-Ehsr a. :. zz.s f-1a
tsies s- LoUis s5eady uness-.se- 2, - rs5r
&c sss5e7 e. Lee saies. 1Soo bales. vnlHsto0
-zee higher st sI-iec safes s45 @ bales Memphis t.
-.tet reee3pts leas5EF Poinrs for 1 -, a.
80, esz sc $500 - 49, and a7 az last year
ss5 ar s ..' orleans = 500 % @7ooo against So
Cotton ET7aaHse special Iiyerreo, cables sPot cot
-s-. fair business doing sales 1''5. s8ee--'i-a an
- 90. -s5,5I.-~ rr1anG ESQ Fut1-=s opened
80 - a1z points lover s.osse sLssa i ca > e-
se5er n~cernbe- sT5s7c. DeeeIll9er- --aaua-s = 20
ysrcs spr.I Pa. 1p--5day aad Aisg-Jaae as -
,e5e- sss ee1terlber- -6csoEer. 457d- Nsae4esrer
r91Es caste. es5hs ofts-s TOO loN o.--s,a ioe.l
f-eee = soar todas sales including 0nler sJsls1s
ase- Fge @a1r vas unchansed. with sfnzl scattered
,Sot The fsloStns 1Te = s5e,sf so vi-rer zt.aqbts
aas.ge spring patent e 51s5ss 20. sBrize rssT-
s4@r5s4 = ey-a 10 y 1leI- = - - T r-E 80
ssalT eao5eas = 7os2 = Fe- 20 p RYE I[I.otf
s-4ss = ezass 3 G3s - t,15re-e I7!re vhe
e. ed ytl s = 5. 54 4.s5s IS e5sr5e 81 Sos e5
s$zs g. sssaasFs raiddling So s5aszz 50. aaar %
s. z sse. III 81 s5as29 % red age $50 ~
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me Eien gan state report showing cpI4itip- d
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we s-surtfnE -i' -
h0 fro. Resr-fa1E occurred from MS tt-
hraanc midday mpsrhE wtLa areaE iH
la-seT h-.~f-g rczarG Ehe close gave fEf IllaTAe
frsea Impetus lich nearly restored all Of the i''o
srsSzrk The buying times II an eAceirLi
asEse.er ineiEdinE considerable outside business ana
sze2zs Chicago appeared be quite ready 10
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
OTHER mARKET-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. Receipts estimated. HSouf
j. cd head. z1rk-t 1l-lac lower 8 tS7 50
COWS. S5S esiiers. s. SC5s+ 80 bulls 8 5oE$4 SSs
calves. S36S- So seekers and tseders- s. 5OS& SO
Receipts tesldtc. about s. COO head, market
5G2oc lover coI>e heavy shipping So 0ssd % butch
$6 G5ass uSh- mixed. s. 5GGS5 TO- choice hghf.
-CGsG packing s5 7QsfS6. Pigs. s. -s@S1 30 bulk %
sales, dc-E8 SHEEF Receipts tst-11atedl. aoour
4OgoO bead. &c lower sheep - 5O9s0s lambs.
81 T5GS6 80. yearlinEs. IS s5GS5 25
ers ana Shippers So 70. common SS ZSaS4 80 CATTLE
Quiet f5129c good shippers. s. 6t1SS y.
common s. = s. SHEEsP-SreaGy. 81 259s3 IS
LAMBs-W=ad. Ice lower. 50 s51SJ -
East fsuraio Nov 8 s--rATTLE-E Receipts g50c head.
good JGI5c higher. common steady, prtHs
eS5 IS heifs-s 50 50GS5 50 25GS4 buls sS
as Co tee1ers = 81; stock heifeFs
81 T5ZS3 and spriassTs choice steady:
ctaers So S20HS65 VEAIS-Rsceipts. LtoO head
2sc higher IS T5FSs 70 HOCS-Escetpts a0.atO
and i0G20c lower 50 loSe 20 Hlixst
roughs s5 25Gs5 60 stsgs s4sS4 IS. tares s. T5ss-
SHEEP AND. LAIBS-ReceipJs. 25.OoO head sheep
steady. and 3O4oc lower. lalhs
S4eSs few 50 10. yearinss. StaS4 I3 NsShsrs. S+S
81 50. S4QS4 = sheep. mixed s. 81 fS4 -
Kansas city. Nov. a-CA Receipts, &5ooO head
feeders choice export and dresssd
81 1881 20. good 81 5oeSS -. Wess-
steers So 5Ons5 st0cEers End feeders S34S4 -
Southern steers. S3HS4 e. southern cows. S2IfSS
s. l66$5, native hsfsFS. s. 1A<pSS - bulls
s. 35GS3 IS calves. 50 sos1SI HOtfS-Receipts 500
head t0G20r lower s. % bulk of saleS
s. foSS5 IS. s. sSS5 90 packers AMI outcners
-Bsceipts. 7500 head market strolz % loc hlEaer
lambs 81 25GS6, and yesrngs s. sss4 50: Wsss-
sru yearinss 81 59$4 so sheep. g so9Ss eos
ktockers and feeders. 3 758SA
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10

Boston, Nov. 9, 1908,
Do nv advertisements affect the big market
tisement. Exchange Analgamated Into Utah
Amagamated I simply advise its exchange into