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New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York JannaTg @ soo i, t,ag ig'e IN
cUanE slaughtersrs and y cars for the ma
cars TO be sold Good to steers full steaay
exception Of hocs bulls winch we're abGas sGo stead t 19:
nom 70 DI5 ehoe steers sold At s. I0<5 100 n bulls
COWS s az a. 81 aos4 Is fe% hesd at 2oas4 3 Dressed
9Sf 9e 9gt 3 6 1ao4 tI al cabes quoted I've oatt
14c dressed weight refrigerator beef selling 2 at
Per no NO t sP7 @ Paul III viii take out to Southampton for
London market 500 quarters 3L pI sIr 1 co and
! ioo Quarters for the Norris Beef Coupany making
@ Of SOS cattle 81 sheep 1880 quarters Of beef
s ssiess u Sanders 20 Ohio steers I245 70 At
PS % 1So 10 a. o 81 To- 2 1880 rb at s. So IS bulls
- 50: I47e n o. at s. & 81 do 1921 * n at az
$50 s. So & 2 c COWS = I4 a. n at at s. sa sS n e CO. s. 800 S p
DO 1o4 n al ss n at ss 40; DO . slo u. n p
a. a. a 81 e. n Il a G 50 sa= & r = t 90 s as i' NJ af s. 81 @ "
6aiIs ls'5 { y s. At 81 a. 90: 100 /. Do r.
at S. 90 do 725 n st s. do. $50 ID a s. 80;
3 @ e. goo w9ste4n e at s. soE @ los7 @ a, sa % DO
s. s. at a. DO $50 n at ats s. 90 3s do 1914 n
se9 q. g S lSl5 i. .g q b at + 81 s co. ss d2 & se ss
g 48 Z q. SEQ r At s. go do s3s 90 n at 81 %
saeg Son Il Ohio stssrs 12s5 :. r. o at 81 IS 10 10;
lSss Is a2 p is at 8 e "a a. '6 60R w. go - e at ass IS So
sH9P & 4 Ca 20 a "a aso s.seFs cows s,O 1oas m
at s. IS: cows, 1880 ~ 5o 10 DO. 9s2 n. at
3 S04 ~ s. 3S: do, 10. al o.
Kerns Commission Company: IS Western COWS looo
CtITEs-Receipts were head including 2Is for
butcher, direct 2+2 market. making, with
II calves Veal steady on light
supplies dull and about % head were
held Common prime veals sold al sS4s9 oop
calves 81 y: common oarnya1d
calves s. Dressed calves slow and generally lower
s4Gl4c city dressed veals and sql5Ec for
sg1es-S Sanders: Sc veas I2e n average. at 50 30
per loo Z, 100 u, at s5 barnyaId calf 2lo fo
SoT.s2n 81 g 1s,.Bs q la'a si1,. yea n is H. S.
Tobi- & Shannon veals - n. Al 50
: Judd 4 - Western calves, 4t6 p. at 81 %
SHEEP AND LA1IBs-ReceiPts we're 26ta cars; or
"a market making with the stale stock L cars
. b sold sheep light supply and about steady
lambs slow and 1o12Jc lover; number ot caTs were
he'd good sheep sold AZ S3zS7 per 100
81 3I-eGfSI 50 Dressed Inut
Ton steady sF1oizc per n; dressed lambs weak at
fo I3c: country dressed hothouse lambs in light sup
piy ard steady at s5fs11 per carcass =,
s. s. per 25c Ohio ard Nestern CO. - ID
a. & s;Iz: . state sheep. iCs n. at 81 IS
% 90. Ohio DO, .: n. AZ 81 50
eo7 90. - 81 so: 50 Ohio :keep' "a ~ at So
co sofsGpscs3ptz were 20 cars OF inclui
ing f1iy carload fo- TIE market Prices Ssre IN
stsadv state pigs sold s. 10 per 100 % Ohto pigs
70 heavy weights 6477c for medium do and Itc Tor
- ss'sr7r3,, ( Shannon. piez IS n acreage
n, 81 n. al s. GO Gate yesre--
Ss-g f0S+ PENNSYLVANIA rigs. 69 n. at e so
1rcPtsrsou & CO: STATE pigS = n. at 81 7S
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH,

rzs4 p-~alo Ja7 T-CATTLE-HeceIpts. ~ Eeed,
ros demand ana nm prime steers IS 5as5 80 FEAIs
tfs1 read slow steady EptIS-Secsip,s
enn read. slow barely steady hea" and Ell&ee
walkers s57s4 81 So dairies e - q
e. IN SrE<TP and IsANBS-Rscelpts lo.tNe nsao SO"
sT6 etea8v: Ia-lts. s5dS5 20. closing 1oa19c lower
r-,s-aro Ian 17-cATTLE-ReceiPts. estimate sbo-'
E16 Rad market dull and lower steers - -21sn -
cTs s. T56s4 so heifers. g 50dS5 % bus 8 eoGs4
sI1es ssGx7 stockers and feeders g 6ls9S4 t tts5
yeSeirs sbout 50 head market lec lover cnotcs
-9~sd s. a0Gs4 choice light = SoqS+ 4 ,P9e ~
Si5s. -5gs Sc SOC 81 Is: bulk q sales s. 5'Qs1 ~
T3eSei-7s estimated, about tts-, neaot nrs'
-aaZ .resn s4gS5 20; lambs 3 1887 SS' earrings
cSf-,--s.j Ian 1T-HOGs-weak ant lever: SuL21- 7 =
- sli-ners 81 80; common. 81 35dS4 10 49,
F.f- 10 good shippers s. 6H1 - 10: cof1II
s s = Gus St--7i'- ,.-,. -. ....ov.
r..+.-- Ian 1z-CATTI.E-sup2ly light ard s-sao5 T9
SOC 81 3: prime. - 30TSs 30 Sttt-t1tS
,LsaZ al ,s,yes Sass 81. HC5SRecerts fair az!
49, 1,erx and rigs. 81 5-dS4 So Toushs'
ne ,~irv Ian l7CATTI-FSeces S-V ,ira-,
cop' e7,Jtbe-Tls: market slow ana steadF Cp
49, - dressed beet steers s. .i 50 90 Iai 20 s5
S4dS1 % st,'S1is
- LoGs ;s. - southern steers, 81 l0a "a 30 Soutn
ern Gov slzZS4 60 bulls 50 IoaS4 25 calves s4g$f
Ieilerer 1870 31 600 head: market 5aioc lower to
"a r,,I, ~ sales 81 2lg "a 80. heaSE- -
e q, a a.9S4 40 pigs and lights 80 'oe = -
55~-irte 500 head market lgc laIgs
:, - o. eTgag --earlings. 81
- -aaSS 25 Western sheep, "a -~51le9 -" 4''h
eTS s1S feedrrs 81 2J9 - 50
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18

Tbs local market tor spot cotton was steady. with
gsi L 9ns 3s eEs cut al Il sa: M @ So ] Ss ]ogs S2s5:7
0 eF be Ts T % ssaRhsa 5a ESQ = 5oaEs bas New o2
isans fT. i-lec higher At l2: sales 3 $50 bales WI,
hgheT at i2c sales bales MePhls nm
SishsT 6fe5ss a. il is-iec sales 900 saTana
5sn HlgneT 81 a. sass sG2 bales Charleston frra 14c
higher sToEe n nominal 3; ':s :,iI hissE 40 q L hiis IS
Itrls Rock steady. &c higher At II e-ls, Estn!aei
to 800 bales against sos last and I4sl1 les
70 100 aganst 24$s last week 1880 last
Cotton Ezchsnse special LiysrpooI cables Spot
port: 900; American oo" receipts - 900 AneriesT
POINTS noats o4shs G Ciossd barey steady at net ad-
ary sos I'D FebTusTy,- -MaroI eGtd aarSSh-ApT 1i
21Tt oSf: Juir-August see I'd: Ausustsepter1ber,
DeSsTn6er 5s2,id Nancheser
Yarns dull: cloths. quiet and dull
FIOTR AND lIEAL-TradtnE In the -four market
iooss s1Taights comprised most Of Ry.e
Ns o IoT fnier PTod42s 5fsfb s. M
patents s. 50 : :TiRs 56 ezra So xiHtee
s. 7Sax$ aa BrcKwHEAI FLoyR-Market Mark stead stead.
quoted $ dd Per s. eS 90 a. s. i5 ehdce to fanc
s. 30 ctTst IAIFrr Quoted; hf!n F aTlgGi - n
o, s. 10 coarse s. 81 81 FEEB lB7i9c
esn sae a standard nddiins s25 75 nour do s2s red
dog :2g 3" .s s 10 ss tdgng $3.50 $50 red dog
$50 SO b7-nfn- chop. see bulk; SCI 20 sacks. OIL
GRarN-wHEATThs fsasuGe Of eGaas5 & a;,.T5sss nssst
nsrkst 7as ., nrsse showed aii.c net II va.
+n-+6 by ,'The Modern Miller report which cslsd
atention presence OF green puss IN r.J re
Tne rs recent downward movement made strong
Efforts TO nesnr neariy cents bushel May
rom lou point Of the DAY me . ha+ o,fs5s ~
nelPeo r+1-er.euts exceed 10 per cent or me
wheat crop LEFT in farnn naG a1o,s "a along this line
JplIoalS rron,inent Chicago house had replies from
1870 @ ent Of the crop stll hands
ing u ar Increase OF 100000 bushels st MINNEAPOLIS
and Duluth L as compared with year furnished
pears strong a5soTns to sakness and had ttIs
the marks% re- immediate for the ooening decline
Of iac hove n,nments of 100 bushels. compared
snd Sec oo bushels last the figures being about
Ilqm lna,paf bull from abroad vas an advance
OF ls.c budapest que 9ara m and eSnorteyg ur goa
mand fo h early Sales for the latter account
bGyeds on 20 loads Duluth where Continental
Ga weekly ciearances appeared TO have very htt!e
effect or The aed 81 os elevator ana slosq.
sroai No northern Dqlsh a NO On esr1 na1
winter 81 So inpeiIed by light country offerings from
A'btAsA rather incnnsplcuous place in grain
,Ya,on aaI Tor the balance 9 the day. ne'tn hoalhg
its own; ash ar inquiry resulting in sales OF Is loads while
ratIes closed ad lover 70 40 am - R-gs,,iE.
csts is 3g Ooo bushels compared vim seoe bushels
ihe pIGainSi ia elevator and 6eA4e afoat: No
Lit a. and No yeilo%' &c liz a'oaI; oA Its,I
, f-tts following corn. ash oats az NeE lok were
5iii closing as fo9' ~ ~ 81 cj7pnei arife a.sl
"a "a - IN y .iG2c RYE-Market fFm. ~ Western.
aatSe ;.a, .acissins aol-' opor. for hc z. aeor
sapzt So 49, 20 gp ioo7 wheat exports aggregated
IN n 7es h1ahe1z against 'oiSSS iSA o"7heis i7 F
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
EXPORTS
CASE. Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

New York, January Il. ie0S
GOFfEE-The coffee market rather more active
and hrTner today. closing steady at net advance Of
d 10 points Sales reported of 1880 bags
market opened steady at unchanged prices TO an ad
vance OF points in response steady European
cables and rather smaller Brazilian There
some local demand. rather fact. than
previous days this week. and With offerings mod
crate the market improved during the day. 1t vas
said that Of the buying for Cotton Exchange
houses and local coffee people expressed rather op-
tstic views the possibility of increased actv
2 result OF invest
ing their profits coffee a Of the
spot situation European markets both closed
partial quarter higher. OF the Brazilian markets Rio
= reiS lower but Santos unchanged and
receipts at the ports were $4,000 bags against
$4,000 the previous day $50 last year and 22,e
During the latter part of January
month Of February years the Bra
Gillian movement fnterfered with by isndslides.
and comparisons with that season during this period
may consequently be misleading Iundiahy receipts
10000 bags, against 10000 the prssious day
year. 5000 years The mar
ketf steady, with quotations the
basis of 6 slice for Rio No Z.
range prices the local market today
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Duns Re.Iew' says

'lBLn 5 EerIev says
Progress Is slow. but each week brings a M htu@
i-,,,,-,re-r1ert and confidence in the future grows
more raridly current ffanSactio1ls II -
+ea;;, Is he broader market for commercial paper
Loans IN mercantile channels are now negoliat-u
<-e.- az little more than the normal rate Iacll-
-s1irc postponed undertakings and making collec-
ions more prompt Buyers are coming mo tne t
fasdf7c markets in large numbers which should
r- increase transactions unless prices cannot Dc
e5+lsted. Much business IS retarded because con
r-SSio77s not made. ana nlealfWTle oeaieie d
hiding light spring stocks that need repienisfiIs
T. retail trade most interest has been SHOWN IN
Clearance sales Of winter goods that acclrTuIatsd
-z-s--se o< financial conditions and unreasonable
weather Manufacturers increase production grada-
sIIr conservatism being general and many inous-
--5ss are no; operating more than 80 FeT cent 3 ..
-ref- f- Hczpscty. ReadjustIerlt OF wages il sun
-.er1plstAd Ey many producers before machinery
-iI hs started Fun returns of results n 19o' are
s sa-ly appearing. and despite The Setoach N N"
glos-ng months many statements show good gains
e-er -ses while other cases the decrease Is less
-s-, ves feared Thus. the value OF Buildings Tor
7-- permits were issued fell only Is per cent be
md he previous year. about half the decrease &C.
---ine n Ncz- YORK CRY alone. Foreign trade re-
TITS II 1897 exceeded expectations, especially as 70
exports q farm staples
-.B-s -sdstreet's" says:
a further easing in the financial situation ard
v.-- general reports OF Improvement in collections
zre ne leading features this week In trade lines
colder weather and snow have helped retaA oistIl-
rc7 somewhat but price reduction sales are gen
zr credited with responsibility for whatever eN-
as-.err has been shown in that branch q whole.
wholesalers and scShers report sentiment improved
z-s collections benefited b. The return 10 normal II
domestic money markets bzt trade demands are
x1 below The normal. and IL some sections q late
a-E small spring trade Is predicted Bank clearings
z1c7y falling Of tror, last week except az New
York ard totals are well below last year at ma
7o-r-- q cities Railway earnings continue 70
shrink and indusrr Is stiH rather inactive, though
-e-e s claimed 70 slightly doing in lumber
~ The south and on the Pacific Coast, and the
rr--e--17e OF l-rn T1anIfec curing North and est
rsz 5---roved. Weather conditions are against the
--leS- 6s-eloP-aent cf trade il coal, and II TINS
lire arc = winter goods. cloEng. shoes. rub
'-s a-5 l;1uo-s there Is less than ordinary busi-
-osr -1o-.-E 4 surrey of tic entire situation,
financial commercial and industrial, indicates i'm
--ere7e- along ccuse-v a-jTe lines although Il Is
--ors5rz -s- relatively smaller -olun7a Of spring
+-sse uif p done"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
-NEvADA.UTAh NOV.
TO WALL AND STATE STREETS
A SHORT DAY POINTER

yesterday: ios sTsa'
large selling by certain Wal Street | S % sa rs %fb house
pHdo quickly absorbed aS =. ,e.
had 4aH buying or%". t
Insiders selling The public WI, eesa @ % .s,, ,s.s hs
in
Iiaa have not sold bought NsE
I pledge @g wo.a - = -
the direct and a0r@'
stock or sale s.s. m e,s,, Of 4.
lie sold intending Hura dollar two k % On @ @ aH @ close
He surprised ny .. ss n. T
probably give egrersns SC nsyk
for future use your trading: - =. .. -. ..----,
NesasJah for @ Tie sole psee % H.. % I'D o. u - :.
oI Tae - n. o ss G ,n - ~ % esgSsss 20 it With other prra
ron4 consolidation N-1sross ~n
transferring iaof r0s d. public ard s'u'
Fourh,I dnoht ene
aSaieB !. not hat 9th
between and Then viii
& vii % ten ~ you & sss @ ~ vii @ ', @ ns deal n
campaign Street ali VEL
the eowli Of tn.
real the Trinity snp.Tn @ OF a,.H. | e, rn The n.
rh Mountain Ts and Copper RANG "s
fs aas- and sr how near .. the sun'.7'
H ,s over sem~ rras
pLny
r.HH-rH.
begins and "s Street
not ne ps 49, 8 arn te. rans
@ @ M md that long before
phusw
40 BIG stock. in any
In Tna=s s @ w ] % ans as sp a @ are as Money s @
a which show isse
ii. box tsnrsdyosH Q
Total ON Nevsdsrt
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
Proposals..
BOND SALE.
City Of Sev Rorh~II, yy

City Of New Rochelle - i.
Se4Iet proposals will received the r-tsrsfg-e6
at -hs Common Council Chambers City Hall Bu1.nx
corner OF Main and mechartc streets Until Iuesta<
evening. January e. 1905. eight o'ciock cSr tn-
per cant School Bonds Series OF 1905 q said Cay e
sl.eoo-O0 each, that Bond So let stall s,~
the sum OF 81 500 90, dsssd January ~ isos ssf
maturing i've f5f bonds day OF 1900.
and five t5 bonIs aruusilv exc~r<
the last MAY in which r-aGs-
there viii be payment s., 5000
Interest payable ssrnt-znnusfy tts ersr dsy3 er
May and Soveraber. Principal ana interest payass ss
tbs Office OF the City Treasurer.
Each proposal be acco-0pa rfeT cs->-4s4
chsck On an incorporated bark = tse
the City Treasurer OF the Cfty - New RecnelIs
No bid OF less than par value OF bonds VII -
considered Bidders the rrf.ts6 FORM cf
proposal furnished By che u1Is-signed Accrued n
tersst 20 5e paid by the purchaser delivery VII
S- Tneds az the once OF the City Treasurer IN Ssv
Rochelle ths sfst day % January. feas
The hight IS reserved reject any o all btGs
Dated New Rochelle. y. Z. January >. 1908
CHARLES KAMHERMEYER CITY CSs-x
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
local market today

CoTTON-The market met with heay,y re-
alizng yesterday. absorbed the cotton I'm aD
were reached during the. late trading Inc co Ss1
barely steady unchanged 10 points nigner s
on old crop months 20 points soo I noo baie.
The market opened steady, points higher to 70
points lower. months being influences .,
steady and covering while later PosiIions
after the cali TIE whole list sold OF to net loss
OF 10 to Il points this level prices we're sfeao
led by continued demand through wire arc CoI
mission houses and afternoon the narkes az
vanced very sharply renewed bull support sne
covering with March selling 11-sSc ana MAJ A
17s, II TO II points net higher,
for long account. rur1or that the Be.[le
ship Connecticut been sunk IN Rio EtarocT nls
rlrlor subsequently denied. but not until Ee!e
had been setback OF 70 TO y Points 1.,es ne b,S
advance in futures has had Oh other departmeate
trade. local spot brokers ssserted tha,
Northern and ad+ices from the South we're bull
ish the attitude Of interior holders who are
said asking advances quite equal TO the gsins
which have reported IN futures. The reductfon
IN tie long interest during the day considered
rather favorable feature, II had been accom-
pjlisfed without any material reaction
Superintendent Kings weekly movement figures follow
Pert receipts c5S 264 against 34sTst last year
-erland 70 mills and Canada 21,211 bales aganst . s
iasr takinEs estimated II so tlts
OF stocks at interior points
f0- the week. 20 bales against 4i31a last year
Total crop rnovenent-Port receipts, . Tl-es% oa!es
against T9s sos last year; overland mills and Canada,
32 bales. against $50 o last year southern MI.
interior OF September !, 4Qi52I bales
asans+ 5fa -ear: brought into sight thus rar
for season 1895 against ei4oiol last year
The total crop Is for i3a days this season
against 40 days last season
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
.u,. ,n... 1905 THOMAS w. LAWSON.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

against sToe as ton. last ysa=. 0t ias
tons.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IArerpool Jaa 5IesnF@ @ Hgtrn, fr4 SIS 81
5l S5or+ cut IA u Is n. quiet 4os 81 EAIcE
-,5is-fsrd cur 26 20 n. weak 44s 99 30 - =:
- ~ - as - heav - - ID, weak 41s % s9oEs
=, 45c. DO clear Bellies, u 70
- = 49, -0z UL.DEESSgraIe II % 1S II nh =
tertes ol--t o.
2e So Teane6 in pals. quiet 4Zs ID 81 3
5,sn fnest white. ir' SIS ed dc naest ooIos n G1
% 95o, 6nT SIS I'd TURPENTINk-Splrtts ,5S stese'
=. Iorear 5I7scdc coast steady. tZg56 LasF5zD n
-5CT I|IAF Tn I'D. ROSIN-t;or1Tnon dull rs
1[TT6NEFFD oIIlHv January-AI55ll 81 SIeacE a. -
g.! e. stead No red Western ~nieT IS 20 Iul9Ies
SO --,Tna American mixed. spot n%" Hs SAG, 90 9o'
r. - futures quiet JanuaTS - SO Lai H. -
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18

son Corn exports tor weak 600 go sisss.s ssast
sinoe Juiy s59S2t bushels against -soeif'
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
BOSTON STOCKS.

o'uF1'shes ~ 2 L Day & Co. "a. 81 Wall s;Teet)
&c jan i. jan 10 Jan i
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-05

~ BY CHAP LAW soF197
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
BUYING ORDERS
BOOST NEvADAS
C0mstOcks, GOIdfeld and TOnO-
paI1 Stocks Advance on an
Average of Is Points
Consolidated Is Sent Up Through
Confirmation of French
Syndicate's Work

Under the impetus Of heavy eastern
buying orders which poured into the
Bush street brokers yesterday the Com
stock, Goldheld and Tonopah mining
stocks scored several gains, the leaders
of the three camps adding an average
Of 25 points to the preceding day :
closing figures. Confirmation from the
=ast that the French syndicate had
taken over the option on I000 000 shares
OF the merger stock sent up Console
dated. a reported strike on the Tonopah
Extension served TO buoy up the
Tonopahs and the reported change OF
control Of some of the Comstocks af-
fected the latter
Consolidated Of the Goldfelds opened
81 1915 and under heavy trading sold
at s5-S5 at the close of the morning
call A report that 400 tons of ore
averaging SI54 had Just been lifted
from the 600 foot level Of the mine
reached the exchange during the morn
ing and trading began with added zest,
the stock going TO 1897 y before noon.
A slump then set in and on close the
security was actively exchanged at
S5-s2sk. Advices from New York city
say that the street" is excited over
the merger and the prediction is made
that the security viii reach SI2 TO $15
, in the near future It was estimated
that 10000 shares changed hands in
this city alone.
Great Bend was gain actively traded
in. but the sensational rise OF Thurs
day vas not repeated, the stock open
ing al 73 cents and closing al a gain
Of only 1 point Florence remained
irm at SA30. with little trading. Daisy
opened at SI37k and closed without
any important sales at $L40.
Tonopsh Of Nevada added another 25
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
CLUbMAN'S WIFE
GRANTED DIVORCE
Harry H. Brann, Ship Chandler,
Accused of Misconduct.
With a Widow
Advertising Man Who Deserted
His Family Must Pay
Big AlimOny

Harry H. Brann, Olympic clubman.
member of the firSE Of Brann & Prior,
ship chambers, was divorced yester-
day by his wife Lillis on the ground
Of misconduct with unknown
woman In her complaint Mrs. Brann
stated that her husband had a passkey
to the apartment of widow whom he
in signing the decree allowed the wife
s1O0 a month alfmony. Brann is con-
nected with several. lumber concerns.
Margaret de Troost was granted a
divorce by Judge Sturtevant from
George de Troost, an advertising man.
on the ground of desertion. De Troost
is now in Los Angeles. His wife tes-
titled that he left her and went south
with another woman. Alimony in the
sum of $50 a month was awarded
s12O for the child and $50 for the wife.
De Troost's earnings were stated 70 be
$500 month.
Judge Sturtevant also granted Annie
Cook a divorce from Charles Cook on
the ground of habitual intemperance.
A piece of realty in Stockton street
which Cook inherited worth $4,000,
was awarded by the judge TO Mrs.
Cook. TO hold in trust for the children
of the parties.
James Thompson. retired coal
dealer. describing himself an elderly
man of refined associations, fled suit
| yesterday TO terminate what he called
his unhappy marriage" with Addte Z.
! Thompson. He complained that his
wife had humiliated and disgraced him
by bringing to their home men and
women Of bad repute- So ashamed did
/ Thompson become that he isolated him
/ self from his friends to escape their
! questions about his marriage. and for
/ more than year has not been able to
/ sleep for longer than an hour or Sc
at a time For long time subsequent
to the marriage, which took place in
Marin county in April. 1902, Mrs
| Thompson declined to acknowledge her
! self as his wife. according to the COM
! plant, and would. not live with him
except surreptitiously.
/ other suits for divorce filed yester-
i day were Ada A. Anderson against Her
/ man A. Anderson, cruelty; Emma T
/ Singleton against DR.. Walter z. Sim
/ gleton, desertion
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
THE STOCK MARKET
-tontrol OF Crown Point Passes TO tho
SfurCes Interests

= F. shaw. the broker furnished the sen
teL9l OF TIE mining stock market yesterday
e. lAAlng o2uVV shares OF Grown Point 20 thar
COMPANY once and transferring them 10
AeNatc y SturEes. who thereby obtains the
control q the Crown Point The Srurges In
tetest IS announced IN yesterdays Call, hss
AoN acquired memberships in the diTec-
torstes Of the ophir. Consolidated Virginia
ane NeNicsn mines, il addition 70 the deal
mentioned above. and intends hereafter 70 de
ftiop the Comstock lode. and II there is any
Aiert IN i 70 bring Il out. The Grown Point
Aanstef explains the recent excitement IN that
snq neighboring stocks They were weaker
yesterday, however. a. natural after the close
q the deal The other leading Comstocks
we're brm anc even higher, ophir selling up tQ
80 @Ss.nst THURSDAY : close az $50; Mexi-
can 20 Sl25. against SI.0zA Consolidated Nir-
sc, against SEC aud
Ihe southern Neysdss, though Quister ths I
% me preceding Day received increased at
tention from the east, there being large New
. y grE buying Of the merger" and several
other leaders. Brokers reported rae dem ac
from that quarter broad and expanding. The
merger sold mp 20 S5.a5. against clo
quotation Of S2.S5 for the preceding day Gresi
send continued very active, with the advances
of the previous day fully maintu med lseE
mont gained lTc the day
Local securities On the stock and bond eE
chsnRe we're quiet. The sugars ruled hrU
but otherwise there was nothing new. Maks
we'll was ex-diFideDd Il 3ne unfa-
l-sre assessments are the Culiscsn electric
company q Sinalos. Mexico 500. deluguenl
NaF -. aud the CGltfarnia CITY ritA gr,il
paay. 1ec. delinquent May H.