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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11
THE TEMPERANCE TIDE

A recent issue of the Harper
Weekly contains a striking article on
''The Rising of The Tide of Temper
ance," by Charles Frederick Carter,
which leads the editor to inquire
"What Does 1t Mean?' Without
protesting to be wise enough to answer
the question fully he says:
s'The general movement which has
gone so far in the South, and shows
so strung tendency to spread over
the rest of the country. is new, cur
ious, and apparently important. 1t
is not the offspring of the Prohibition
party, but an issue that takes hold of
all the parties, and carries or loses
elections for them. The explanations
of it are as yet not very satisfying.
At first it was said to be due to the
desire of the South to- keep liquor
away from the negroes, but it has out
run that explanation. It seems to be
Unconditional and hard headed, and
it il possible that it indicates a far
reaching appreciation of the cost of
the liquor saloon to the families and
industries of the country and q re-
solve to reduce that cost as much as
possible. France has suffered such
enormous damage of late years from
excessive drinking that she has be-
stirred herself theoretically to re-
strain the bibulousness of her popu-
lation. England has adopted new
laws to tho same end, and in Ger
many there is limit to the expedi-
ency of beer. But this American
movement differs from anything Of
the kind that IL going on in Europe
IN being apparently spontaneous and
popular, and in It's substance not q
thing stimulated by exhortation or
excitement, but the result of slowly
matured conviction based ON obser-
walton and experience. We hope IL
may turn out as sane q movement az
it seems to be. Considering how
long mankind has daltied with rum,
it is astonishing how little it has
learned about it, and how large .
proportion Of the experimenters con-
tinue to daily with it to their detri-
ment. Maybe the world is getting
wiser on this subject -
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

At a meeting of the state board of
control held in Seattle the first of the
week the plans for the improvement of
the grounds of the new state soldiers
home at Port Orchard were approved
and arrangements made to begin
work upon the buildings at once.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

''He who is not man enough to ad
NIT he is wrong. when he knows he
is, is no man at ALL" AYERS the oil
City Blizzard. That hits the fellow
you were arguing with the other day,
doesn't it?
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

The lime produced in the United
States In 1906 amounted to 8, 1877, 754
short tons, valued at s12, 48O. 653. an
increase over 1905 of 213. 654 tons
in quantity and 81. 100, 425 in value.
The average price per ton in 1906 was
So. 90. against s3.6 in 1905. an in
crease of 23c.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

: According to the Washington Post,
Fan Atlanta politician reports that be
saw red snake with blue tail and
his whiskers tied in bowknot under
his chin. A few more tales like this
and the country will understand why
Georgia made such rush for the
water wagon"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

The weather observer at Bellingham
reports only "a. SO inches of rainfall
there during 1907. And yet if we
may judge from other reports Bel
bingham is far from being dry town.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11
Advertised Letter List

Advertised Letter List
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing in the Friday Harbor postoffice
for the month ending Dec. 81, 1907:
Mrs. Norris,
Mr.. William Milkey,l
Parties calling for the above will
please say advertised.
FRED E. KIRBY,
Postmaster.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11
NEW ssSAWS', FOR FARMERS

NEW ssSAWS'' FOR FARMERS
A ''good' farmer Arrays works at
his trade.
The early farmer catches the first
rays of sunshine.
When money talks. the farmer lis
tens and his crop answers.
Let there be beauty along the path
''between you and the gate post. -
If you turn over new leaf this year.
memorize what is on it and forget
not.
In filling your sheepfold. remember
that two sheep heads are better than
one.
One of the hardest crops in the
world to raise is good crop Of COM
mon sense.
The man who puts on his company
manners at home need not be ashamed
OF his home manners while in COM
pany.
The man who puts In his time get
ting the best ont Of his farm will find
the market waiting for the best he has
TO offer.
There is time to pillow and SOW, and
all Of the crop be tending;
There IL time to reap and sell, and
part Of the money be spending.
He that by the pillow would live,
Much time to farm life must give.
In the great book Of nature every
farm IL . chapter, every field q Leaf,
every truck patch paragraph, every
corn row and wheat row line. every
farmer writer. and the rest OF the
world interested readers. William J.
Burtcher in Farm and Firesfde.
Z (
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

It is to be hoped that there is no
foundation for the report that the
Puget Sound Navigation Company
intends to withdraw the steamer Ro-
sale from the San Juan route and sand
the old Lydia Thompson out in her
place. The heavy freight and passenger
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

Commissioner Sandwich and Post.
master Kirby each sold horse Thurs
day to Mr.. Harris, of Orcas.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

traffic of the summer and fell months
affords ample business for the Rosalie
and must return q very handsome
profit to her owners. who owe some
thing to the people who have been
their liberal patrons. 1t does not ad-
NIT of question that the steamer Lyd-
la Thompson, staunch aud reliable
as she was for many years, is no
longer suitable for the straits route,
and If she is sent back here her own
ers may look for q marked falling off
in their passenger receipts and for q
speedy revival of the proposition to
organize an independent local COM
pany to build and operate a steamer
ON the Seattle route.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

San Juan county business men
might we'll emulate the example of a
Seattle real estate firm which sent us
an order the first of this week for
1000 circulars containing the con-
densed description of the county pub
lished in the Islander last week. 1t
is good adverti: ing-good for all sec
tions of the county, and many thous-
ands of copies might be used by coun-
ty people to good advantage and at
very small cost.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11
TREAsURER's CREDITS

1, j. l.. Murray, County Treasurer for
San Juan County, do thereby certify that
the foregoing is true statement OF the
collections and disbursements for the
quarter ending December 81, 1907.
il. MURRAY,
TroaSnror
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

Eighth Grade Examination
Eighth grade examinations will be
held at East Sound. Friday Harbor
and Deer Harbor, Jan. 16 and II,
1908.
NELLIE SWEENEY.
County Superintendent.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

The editor of the islander is pleased
to acknowledge receipt of the beauti-
full 1908 calendar of Oberlin college,
sent to him by Dr. (Chas. King, presi-
dent of the college, who. as mem
Der of the party of Eastern educators
enroute to Alaska, spent a most en-
joyable week here last summer at the
marine biology station. The calendar
consists of twelve pages. besides the
cover, and contains numerous fine pho
tographs of the college buildings and
campus scenes. The college will cele-
brate it's 18th anniversary next June.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

The Bellingham Reveille criticizes
the management Of Beck's theater for
permitting the use Of drop curtain
seadorned with ,glaring advertisements
Of meat markets, hair dressers. plum
bers, Swhiskey dealers etc.'' The aes-
thetic sensibilities Of the Revellle's
genial and cultured editor would I'M
doubtedly receive another severe jolt
II he should attend q performance In
Odd Fellows hall here and be obliged
to gaze between acts at the astonish-
ing display Of paint and bad taste on
the curtain, which has been Haunted
in the faces Of young and old here for
many years. It has long been q
source Of wonderment to the editor Of
the islander that such . worthy or
ganization as that Of the Odd Fellows
should permit such an determination in
its public hall.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

Mrs. Jerome Andrews returned
home from Bellingham Tuesday.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

A choice lot Of new fall and winter dress
goods at Driggg. Serviceable goods. love-
" patterns and low prices.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

Nothing tends more to. uplift man
and make him independent in thought.
feeling and patriotism than the direct
ownership OF his rightful share Of the
soil. The gifted Edward Everett
we'll said: 1.-THE man who stands
on his own soil. who feels that. by the
Law of the land in which he lives, he
is the rightful and exclusive owner
of the land which he tills feels more
strongly than another character Of a
man as the lord of an inanimate
world. OF this great and wonderful
sphere. which, fashioned by the hand
of God, and upheld by His power. is
rolling through the heavens, part is
his from the center to the sky. It is
the space on which the generation be-
fore moved in its round of duties, and
he feels himelf connected by visible
link with those who follow him and
to whom he is to transmit home.''
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

The Islander takes pleasure ia e.
'ressing it, cordial concurrence IN the
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11

County Treasurer's Statement
Treasurer's statement of general account
for quarter ending December 81, 1907
TREASURER'S DEBTS
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11
The !.
House of Johnston

Our policy is small profits and
quick sales. That's WHY we snl1
more pianos annually than ali otba.
dealers on the coast combined.
You probably read or are told hv
agents Of other concerns that tbey
can give you piano for less than
anyone else. But don't take h;s
word, investigate yourself. for
statements and claims always looL
different when slood in a row with
downright facts. Write TODAY for
beautiful catalogues, sent free on
request.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-11
It's Dollars IN
Your Pocket

When you buy a piano or orco.
you are making lifetime purcbsaa
You cannot afford to experima aSe
with unknown quantities. Nnr e ~
you want to pay more for your inv o
strnment than its actually worth in-
There is not anotGer concern :;
the west who can sell you as ooa ~
an instrument for SO little money ev. ~
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23

strain prices TO 13c but buyers generally to
ependeG on for fsn nc ICED 4sT fowls While n ts 1 Of the
exceed 1ac Old Toosters have little outlet except from
sPseulstors for freezing Western broers gradually in
ment Fancy large dry picked would bring premium
eaded ard dry 0pi picked h feeling is Nearby
@ pring duess ana SQUADS nonay % 1efty
eloseiy cleaned up fom hands plenty O brois
gees. very dull We quote: Tced-TuRKEYs hens and
chs .pns sfz i5 fo d9 to sas e to
es s9f % qG fsno sc
@ TeSFR 01er dFy pd sst.2 ST sSdsd aid pke
f2ns a e and @ o h ,aoz e % and ID Rd oRa bb
i2 % southweseFn est 's 2c Do souhe2n average best
% add do h1 49, 9i'sSS % poor poor s
I7 STCkS @ 9s DRY picked sac GO scsaHa n I do
Is oen dna per doze sass S b PRIME to nsn
mixed s sS' Dozen 'sss e0
aHefafe 70 ar k No ssS r Ssis ensEsa roasting
faasy s 1ses6s soss syarage sani 5Sss
AND N 81 &
faaar Ts haa @ fo pS and ga
a F or sSs P Of and asne sa PSsi o%
cu.aSes CON selling slowly Lettuce gS in peas ss
light receipt but without opTovennent string
slightly arTner Other vegetables about quoted We
quote: POTATOES Ne new per Dbl 81 Seas$ Sc s Go g
ss So SWEET Potatoes basket * .sia Ss2 ,6Gs1 @S19S
DO BERMUDA 75cs1 10. Egyptian bag. s2as2 10:
90 Southern potato. per basket, 75tqS1: 90 southern
snd nearly yellow basket s1@$ So d2 Mhite 55Eg
81 %; ASPARAGUS. per punches 5ocGS3; BtiSIS
per 100 punches slQS3: CARROTS. per 100 hunHhes -
as2 So old, per bhl, 50caS2 CABBAGEs per ia S5a
81 Is: cUcUMBERs virginia per Dbl s29s2 90 DO Per
basket T5c6S1: Carolina per basket oucus1
% south Carolina per bbl s1s2 % do per basket GP
75o- hothouse basket. S2dS2 15 CACl4IFLA1N
Frs per hbi 81 25as2 25: BGGPLANTs. per box SIG
81 Is: GREEN COIN per 100 55G@ss LETTUCE &c ana and
aOc: oKRA. per carrier S1fSS: PEPPERS, Per box.
e. o5SsI I5 DO Southern s1GS1 so. GREEN PEAS, per
sl+ ~ baF 56osi: STRING BEANS, per basket soc
GSI SQUASH white, per bbl s1as2 DO 9tnsT kindS, Is
rhtte per 100 punches 81 5oG$2: TOMATOES NoTfoiH'
ner carrier 75c6s1 25 Florida, s5cGsl % 90 Mlss-
siPp PToiA5o I,pe 2-CLovERsEED-oc s. 35 No
venoher 81 30: March 81 42l5. ALsIKE-Ausust 81 %.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23

-he local market for srot cotton 80 I1rjs1d and
rs Tor ddling CUT sses s. = to1isIs csaiTesfon
cue r-Crsree5 a. l17sc. sales 400 hales. aonai5
nsa gnchaEged a. sales LOO De- Unchanged
a 3e saIeE Sc bales Baltimore nominal unGhan eS s
s C,,s-o% r-eadv = lower i i -16c' sales -
eses Little Rock stesoy- unchslge3 esIes 675
hse rhariesron frrn unchanged AZ llesc. NiLlhiIs
sss-ess IIsc sales 100 bales Estimated re
sps leading points for TGesdsy: ~ A. 95 ESQ
as. vss- - o;siTesro1 600 5000, against 3.Sls
= = sec r, sss 95l aso ses5 Jas, s.ef a and SIS
Carton Ezch azge special L1verPoo, 80 .Tnort
" American. 900 rsesPts t;5-es opened quiet
points decline. closed barely sSe11s' a1s 1sneJuly
fsse fhe q. O. a. POM sugYst-Sepfer1ber. 555d;
sP,ember October 52slzd oGtopeT 1s71IiaTZ
Gss 7 4eisT- FEBRUARY March and March
81 5G3-.c Manchestsr-Earns duli, cip'is' 0lues
fLoUR AND MEALFlour was eoet 'o-aay' ga. ben mem
= wss h'es oa n ansipa'ios sieg q we're aniTportaIt-
c.zse Il quotations Rye -four dIl a. 9:e %eu YoTk
fsc1uoe I7.lsrIe S9rirg patents. s. 1885 winter
l5qS4 winter patents $ s2qSS 2.aS s Is Extra
ziz.er s. 4oaSs 50 RYE FLoURQuiet o9o1e5' .gsS
.3IElIsteaSy' Quoted: kin dried s. S. BAS s5s5
5s5ead Quotea Tne 4 ssi1ls@ ahd a3,ei city steady
es Western spring so 35 stzrdaFo sp "a b5ix sa4a
80 SACKS uid5Ing S2s0S2s So red Cos - 81 I,oSsI
e. heminy choI. 81 bunk &C - '
,eRAIN-WHEA for brief opening lns,oGse Gs
lie wheat market Insoe little or 10 -,
- 70 the weather news over me- ,5st
wheat Instead IL was flfiI an
a. season with advance OF ise pi o.atF,
- unexpected strength Northwest s.o,oe
ieg, shorts heavy puyeis - - %
- some buying al Minneaols "aS .a.,,,ev,
49, ty reports of a halislofiI IT -. ,5er-
sAs5ts, although and crop cohdlllois ~
Ton tie spring wheat belt we're Ia " ear
tir cnuElairt that q4atf@i HaS -
rsSec hot weat'ieI tHIsI'
nreedeI. While actual factor N us %
ths feartre was sufficiently suggSstiss 20 -
caution who might other"Iso
tsra by The favorable crop sltuAlIoh F,,77
4. the usual private crop a. HttL,-s.ies
eolttNest very conflicting. some -. re
ts-orsbs prospects Kansas. "nife
- r r.rastiag results in missouri hin
Ca Included EsroomhaIis figures on Nsa Nplaa 9Th
fnslns total ~ $500 eo bushels COMP e. 90
bastgS bushels last week. also decrease % -f4
rgss II The quantity on passage for The ~ - -yas
supply. owing absence of laHe Hs-. s0o
tlefed t1t showed unofficial decrease s" sfS co
4sssis iass The inferior receipts asgIessr There
So conpsred 702 600 bushels laft Ia me
ss ,lned eEluess export circles Is 10. Closed ID
- oW flr business Liverpool fhtul-s
"a. lsr lower. tsc higher % sna fose5 sf
-, ngher red wheat fn New fftE - a-rive
= i,1tas. eGzc 4 af0af spot and 80 einter
tfu -flftherr ruluth 81 i5 =. ana No r ~ The
tss, q sfozs yORN-Nhlle me pstE.g. 10
-. nsHs affecting corn siso besrish .5--srced
N@Sa effect The rnaTket and prloes r.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

June - 1908
roFFTF-The coffee market barely steady TO-
49, trading quiet seemed TO be some selilI
probably against firm offers, ana europe
-, ssa-1ea - have coffee sell for May deNefE
- -er eased OF slightly under these offerings IN me
,hss,ce u bull support closed steady net
-o-rs lower reported OF la-uso bags.
months, in sympathy with tfle sLeS
net unchanged ana ran
t--F zas unchanged = higher Neither oI 1Le
S-zris1 markets reported change. ana
l-s-7isr -orrs about the same as receni9 6
- iss+ week receipts the ports nave beeh eO
49, sratns- 25e the week last year
N IN -uo Years ago Warehouse deliveries
Ise-sI for this Of the year. ard X IS SUI
.--ss +-s- he visible supply statement Tor TIE
z0 show material decrease some s-,1,
s.sseS mai moe IS not 1orthcollIe t
- coming c-o7 4 considered mar NJ -rta
-e rbgr week remains OF the old crop -
-stsr fo- SPOT coffee steacy. win Quoua1''As Va
~. basis of s34c for Rio No a -, ,-...s c+s-as for
-+s -0+si warehouse deliveries IN the ITlIec -
-. y-ses we're 1Ol S7l bags against sSI5 laSt ~, 90
r. oTs jsx- ves- OF amount New 1o.E ne
=, Santos follows: : 600 20
5--Inssnr II United Sta1ess 90 So
Tv-r-e and Cape. etc 49, 90
1-tcs- ~ on were the United ea's AIal,,5i-g
---o-s Sa-rcs-Clea-anCes. oseo oS1ss. .Str
ao5 ard 12vv 70 flA-t
x faa which - Ho were IuI -
p 600 Europe N1cto-la
States The VeehS
- follows stock 1000 bags, 10 Iecepr re week
-sTas as 0Go bags compared with go
- 49, ,g.+ .,ea- and 102 coo years ago -le+ to-day
80 r---rz- IN the local 1IS - -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23

LONDON market lower,
= "a me local marks: was - weak and owsE also
Declined TO ts & Is Cd d9r spot 2 ana & 70 ISs los foT
at l287l4 Sc eleetIolytic at y e2 s7'zc, and
osstns "a at e. T. so tEAPWas unchanged
sPELTER--was IS lower f1s 15s in London. The
os7 A IRoSwas higher @ in IonSon With ceve
f rporeed %h 10 fouhdr NoTth.rn noed g
So 5 SIC % Pig Iron ,o oersoases continued dull
quoted follows Cash. SO 5oasl5 so. June.
SIS sspeber ter ocohe Hpsq SIS si5 2
MoLassEs aSD sYRr IIR rPsNTRe esneTai naarke. was
egiet owing to warm Tsesther but the tone was
MoLAssEsso-New Orleans eentrifusal common, I5a
oTeans Isr ope9 2s e Iet Ne
gI5e fair 1920 good. 1872. prime, 21g2ac fancy.
omco552nssss s. oil vas lover today owing to the
pSa o and 7ssPs 20 sePe6eP 5s4 fs'a
qaots riSs whI3e P'6fIs b6is
fined cases New York, 1os6c Philadeipha. 10 s5c:
I %aTeT White m Neg 1o' 6bls io75c; bulk &C. Phia-
York $500; Philadelphia, 1850 coTToNsEED
tsiEe 45s. 47c: July. 4es. s7c: August 47s
November. as52 94OEc of summer yellow, June 42 4
q az good on summer yeil97y 4$q 455Ec prime white
oIIe-ATaerioan seed city raw. 44945c: out-of town
PRoEIsIoNs-There quite strong advance in
ne ne eg5g proyisen market following higher live hogs
Most Of the subsequently lost however and
=
ilnproveTnent Chicago receipts $4,000 hogs;
mated for Tuesday. 1000. Kansas City had 400
Omaha 5000 and the 69 000- PORK-Firrn Quoted:
Ney mess s1egSIe Is family, S17qS1s; short clear.
family SIS 7S17 30; packet, S15GSIe
S24gS25 BEEF HAMS-Firm. Quoted: S27as2q.
DRESSED 9oGS-F1rm. Quoted: Bacons. 7%c: $50 III.
ne l6o h. s15c; 14O Ih, s9sc; pigs, ea9lsc. CUT
MEATs-Pickled bellies steady Quoted: Smoking 1Oc:
10 H. SIC: Y H. 9i+c Il h. s2c Picked hams firm.
5Aea55te LARD-Firz1 Quoted: Middle western ga
3loc city lard firm Quoted: SIC. Refined firm.
Quoted: South America s5c: Continent 40c: Brazil
kegs. II 10c- Compound steady Quoted 77saSIsc.
eTEARlNEl-IrTeguar- Quoted: Oleo l0s+c; city lard
RICE-The market for vas quite active with
the undertone firm full unchanged prices quoted
Quotations follow. Screenings 3S4 d4c: ordrsry Ara
zc; fair 5G51c; good ordinary. SO 54c; prime,
&C. choice. So 62c Pana foreign, So G69sc; Rangoon
and Rsssein. - 655.c
STGAR-The market for refined sugar steady.
but quiet. with prices unchanged and sranu
lated quoted at 5.3oc less l cash. TIE
and discount OF cent for oash days: Crystal
crushed e,loo. mould A, 575c; cubes. 5-s5c; xxx
powdered 5.55c: Eagle n bags powdered and Eagle
corfeconers' grauulated 56sc: powdered pow
dered fruit powdered. Eagle
grenulated 550c; Eagle 10 cartons Of fine granu
lated. 56oc: 10 bags do 57ec 81 u bags do 565c;
n $500: 10 10 bags 90, 555c; p and 81 n
bags 90, 545c; Eagle fne standard granuated and
diamond \ 54oc: confect.cners A 520c. No !. 520c;
Nos s. i5c, No 510c; No :. 5.05c; No 6. &c:
IL 7oc: No 12 Sc: No Is. 46oc: Nos Is 16
The market for sugar about steady with
Trices unchanged and duty paid rates We're named
follows Centrifugal ee test 45Ic muscovado 50 test
sugar offered sale but concessions. and
rehers not disposed buy et the moment The
London market = 61izd lower, and
June and July were quoted at lis
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23

OF ne day IN the Western market although easier
So. ne eose mere and Ac below Saturday. There
souri, sboI, rom Eastern Kansas and Central
9an aoout the backward condition the crop which
TSs sia 70 Re weedy result heavy rains
,ss eslae OF <so for Tuesday Chicago checked
movement midday
oaSrsolct the statements smaller movement was
lac. .oosoo bushels compared with 3730o0o bushels
ane the visible supply. without lakes de-
49, ao0eo bushels At all interior points receipts
sfo'eeu bushels compared bushs a
eso- No 2 corn here quoted 7si5c nominal in
sVator and SIC O oATS-The market for
vas generally strong higher again on com
OF 700 much cry weather the Ohio Valley and
IaNofaoie crop conditions other sections part
S Was lost near the close under realizing,
prices still showed little advance at Chi
Ssgo The cash market here closed as follows Mixed
20 . n: 54G55c natural % 20 81 n So d6oc
s1 !Ig c,.pped white 30 40 n 5ed67c RYF-NarEet
Iui.; No : Western. s4lac. nominal New YORK
bAklEH-Market ~0
New-York tribune., 1908-06-23

CoTToS-Lne .-ts- ard crop advtoes, easier ca -
-sre trade accounts from t ~ ,re rear months
-l-e =, -. trailing interest IN llEe cIosed
s.e - avoid notices next FTIaaE n 56S5as points
sIl-eI- MI Al decline o. -o-5- rrr1a-ed
E'ss1y n tone - e ss0 COO bales. Tie T1arket r.
g. - ~ 81 a decline Of 8G9 PolIl, 7ereral zen
uels4s rs--S0rs during session tS -h.sa M
-. 5c-rzsrd and the close F'as o-lis a rrso-
60 IN the new crop naollts 80 .oztt5o-e
- l--1-o 4glres for the dsy On olo .e-e5 10
- -g a July vas seaIteiea, ai1 the concen-
- - 1r-e-aer There may heFe -. 80 ;---easne
the lileoIs,
- e---E tom the crop Tyouio .-sar the
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IL - - -ls5.-,E5a cotton viii be rendered ana -
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- make zocd their comm ss,-
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