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Rosamond closed her eyes YEARLY,
while her brain sought some escape
from her appalling position She was
angry nj haYing placed herself in such
a situation she might have known
this good looking young man was not
a burglar She opened her eyes with
suddenness and looked straight at him.
4 wish you would go away" she
said petulantly
"0f course. IL you wish it. But you
are suffering May / not call some one
to help you? win look for your hus.
band, If you VIII tell me his name"
He stopped awkwardly,
II haven't any husband" she said
recklessly. You see, I've been In the
habit of running over here and sitting
on the porch and reading, and today |
saw you looking In the window, and |
thought you were a burglar. and SO /
tried TO brighten you away by pretend
ing | had husband live next door,
and my name is Rosamond Lee-so
there! You may laugh If you want to-
"But don't want TO laugh" he said
softly Il think 1t was awfully brave
OF you, you know, when you believed
me to be desperado. Now, Miss Lee,
you must let me help you home again,
for that ankle needs attention at once.
Permit me as a neighbor and perhaps
later on frlendF" He stopped and
lifted her In his strong arms and car
ried her through quiet bypaths to a
small gate in the wall and thus up the
rose bordered path into her fathers
care.
Many times after that David Phillips
strobe up the rose bordered path to see
Rosamond Lee, and the following June,
when the roses were rioting the gar.
den, he claimed her as his own, and to-
gether they passed under the portal'of
the rejuvenated octagon House, Of
which Rosamond became in fact the
mistress.
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Israel w Durham, the Philadelphia
politician" said Pennsylvania legis.
lator. lowed part Of his success 10 the
fine way he kept his followers submis-
siye and obedient without hurting their
PRIDE
"Mr. Durham could call you to order
without offending you. Once, for ex-
ample, he called me TO order. He said
! was ineorrlglble. He said, with a
laugh, that | was as hard to manage
as little boy In downtown school.
''This youths teacher told him he
must add without counting on his I'm
gers. Then she gave him several men.
tai sums. He solved them, but from
the way he kept looking down at his
hands she knew he wasn't Winding her
SO she made him pat his hands behind
his back. and then she gave him an
other sum. He answered 1t, too, cor.
rectly.
'GoodF she said. You didn't count
on your fingers that time, did your
Nom. On my toes, said he"
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t4o Could say aNo.n


"a very dlgnified young man took a
seat in smoking car" said the host
ess, who Joined In the after dinner
story telling. Near him were three
travelling statesmen. well dressed, Jolly
fellows, one Of whom suggested a
game of cards, and the others agreed.
They appealed to the young man 10
take part ana make up four handed
game.
Thank you; l never play cards,
came the response 10 the invitation.
~ am sorry for that. VIII you
have cigar with usr added tho
spokesman, producing his case.
az am obliged TO you, but never
smoke replied the dignifed young
man.
"They thought they would jolly the
young fellow out Of dignity, no the
leader produced a travelling compan.
ION and asked;
"'As you do not play cards nor
smoke you win not refuse to Join us
ia a drink
al thank you. gentlemen, but new.
er drink
with this a venerable man with
ministerial aspect sitting In tho seat
behind the young man reached forward
and tapped him on the shoulder.
az have heard what you have said
to these men. said the sedate old Eel.
low. and admire you for the stability
Of character which has enabled you to
shun bad habits. have n daughter in
the parlor ear, whom I should like 10
have you meet
81 thank you. SIR replied the young
man, turning about and facing the
gentleman, but. the fact is, never
intend 20 marry"
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tAMP 6s, y. o. S. or A., will hold
~ their annual picnic in the hall at
Smallwood on Saturday, September IL,
1903, beginning at IL o'clock. Music
by Carroilton Band. All members are
requested 10 bring basket for the
supper table. The public Ia cordially
invited 70 attend. aug 20 a.
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Quite a M;staks.


A lady visitor at Blackpool was
bathing and was on the point Of
drowning when boatman, who is a
local wag, went to her assistance.
Later in the day he called where she
was staying and saw a gentleman who,
seeing the lady in difficulties, had of.
fered G20 TO any one who would rescue
the lady. This conversation took
place:
Boatman-I am the man who saved
the lady, SIR, and l thought I'd call
and see about the 200.
The Gentleman-Y- Yes, know, but
when I made the offer thought 1t
was my wife who was in danger, and
1t turned out It was my wife's
mother.
Boatman-Just my luck. Well, SIR.
how much do owe you f--London Tit.
Bits.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.
A Collie dog with white ring around
neck. Reward il returned to
EUGENE McCAFFREY.
sep 2t Westminster, Md.
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i Use Carey's Magnesia Roofing, alb
~ solutely fire proof, stood the test
IN the recent fire of Albaugh & Babylon
Grocery Co. Sold by WESTMINSTER
HARDWARE co.
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Y uMBER AND CORD WOOD AT
~ PUBLIC SALE.
ON FRIDAY. SEPT. IA, 1903,

ON FRIDAY, SEPT. IL. 1909,
On the premises of the undersigned,
lately DR.. Clotworthy Birnies' Estate,
In Carroll county, Nd, on the road lead
ing from Taneytown 10 Westminster,
about 2! miles east Of Taneytown, will
be sold at public sale, 700 cords oak and
hickory wood and 80 cords slab wood;
10000 feet boards, plank and scantling.
Sale will be southeast end Of farm,
adjoining the Stellar and McFadden
farms.
A credit of three months will be given.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock D. M,
on Friday, Sept. II, 1909, when terms
and conditions will be made known by
sept3 1t A. M. KALBACH.
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E{sOR SALE-My residence on West
= George street; desirable located.
Terms to suit purchaser.
DAVID E. WALSH,
feD 70 Is Westminster, Nd.
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ATTHEOCTAGONHOUSE
It Wasn't a Burglar That the
Pretty Intruder Encountered.
b. cLARIssA MAckIE.

Copyright. 1909, by Associated Literary
Press
New-York tribune., 1909-06-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June 25-Wheat prices advanced more
thar % q bushel to-day owing to general dernaho'
based o. Z sharp bulge at Liverpool and on re-
Sorts Of big export business At the close prices
were &c 70 2ikc 10 csc above yesterday IIaI .s
Corn oats and provisions also cioseu slioiis-
The wheat market was decidedly strong Al uag
and al times the volume of trade was large an
advance Of 7kd 10 2d at Liverpool caused initial
gains here Of &c 70 12sc, and later prices were
forced I'd another cent or more on TAX OF ah
enormous amount Of export business transacted on
oseTnght bids at all grain centres IN thls country
The bulge al Liverpool was said TO have been cue
chiefly 70 the congested condition Of the July oe-
livery. which II was claimed was brought aoout
~ Manipulation by Chicago interests In the maj
hat OF the dag interest Of pit traders was cen
lred In the export situation. Exact he1res we're
not oblainable. but il learned that TO-DAY 5
Business exceeded 100 boatloads. and some estl-
mates placed the amount as high as 55O ioaos-
Crop entirely ignored The marker
closed active and strong with prices al almost the
nlghest point, nnal quotations on July Deiis a
S-57s 70 s. l6
The corn market was bullishly affected by the
bulge in wheat and by improved demand Tor
cash grain from Eastern shippers The market
e4oseo strong Al almost the top at net gains ior
us DAY of &c 10 &c
Oais followed the course Of other grain Crop
news in general extremely favorable The
-sfset closed strong. with prices &c 10 &C ABOVE
sssierdsys fnal quotations
FtoAls9ns were strong because OF hght fecelpts
y I'VE hogs and owing 70 the bulge IN gram hog
receipts to-day the principal Western packing
S-nifes were more than 10000 head less than the
corresponding time last year At the close prices
stefe Cp PC 10 275zc.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-26

COTT0N-While somewhat irregular, the cotton
market generally higher to-day, ana was partlculs
net advance 1916 points The opening was steaoy
a. unchanged prices advance Of points ao curing
session market sold SS points net mig "a
cables and bulllsh crop
Georgia and Alabama, partlculay
70 the latter this bullish news which
modified 70 sorno extent ny d iaIneI nv
Iruch fresh buying long account probably as Fe
of hA usual weekend considerations and the fact ma
NEXT week large number Of private concItion TIots
belt will he published followed py LAe
oH7cia report Friday and then threeday adlolth
ren But after saGgng of TO about the CIoilnI.
he ana during
noon soIS within ront OF the high records foT
the season. wednesday- Very hplllsh repoIts
position OF July contracts IN Ne" orL-s
and private wires reporting
further rains IL central belt seemed . encourage tn-
buying. which. however, undouhsdN rehele' IN
ernu7ent next Friday Wall street Teople we're heavy
hlIyers during the day ana there were Tu-oTs tnat
prominent New Orleans people were odyln8 July ~ =
reported early were unchan2ec 70
I-Iac higher The light interior receipts for the "N
ere taken as indicating the exhaustion OF unsoa sup
plies in and probably helped tae aoEahe nc
receipts. $500 hees, aRstlst -
las vea- overland mills and Canada, tbl taes'
15.s1a last Scuhern fll-l Ia+lI-kS l7,
bales, against 10000 last year loss %
stocks AT interior 1851 bales against I- 1st
vaa- brought into sight for the week, Si4o9 bsles'
against 46 III last year Total movement FORT ie-
a5 70 mills Canada lcs s82 bales against &C. le2
veaT- southern mill 5akings. $4,000 bales agalnsS
All OO last year; stock at interior towns IN
/ $3.50 bales, against St-5 isst go
F-pbt into sight thus 1921 ia baies
aiSSt II 0is 239 year The total crop
sT|tivelv fof c3s days this season. against SD DAYS
ia s n9e OF contract prices local market to-day
raEf
New-York tribune., 1909-06-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

nr.~s .xD pr.s-Ho eG domestic receipts today.
bags beans arrived from HambgFg the e msF
beans The trade passing at the moment is quiet;
oboce oS aIaIifies Red kidney little stronger
load sold dealer at 81 90 and rev Werg paSe fTor
sSSsa Per S sesa9 % .diam Ss s
choice 50 qs2 7712 do choice 81 ~ g 81 So
Sc BS5tsS so; do Pea Choice s. $3 as@
dum choice 81 90 g 81 ] 20 40 c92h 80 DO fair 70
good 81 469s5 red kidney choice s. 473 So 52s
black turtle Choice S 8 2ogs3 2s
LIMA sa c@9Tpia bggbs s. sh9iSs 9S 81 s5 d.
dPy 4os r5 5kfs tbe oJagtty ~of Of
stock going into storage is largely relieving the sgs
feetory and pacing stock but
Weakness we quote CTeamery sPsshals per pei zs6 H.
6neSt 94t 35c do good 70 choice % 24c do
m9a FPos e sc fa DO s q 22e DO seconds
thirds IegITo western aSn 6 = on S sscond aSi
Zoe; do thirds l7G ISc packing stock. No L 2oe do
cHEEsEE2Receipts Is to-day. 3,s0i boxes Supplies
and with considerable accumulation the tone is some.
what TOP h9q9 m aT9ss Ps az
Ees by speculative Rayers. skins plenty and SLOW low
weak Cheaper skins not in any surplus ana ABOUT
"a for coored and white old ass Sd for colored and
e5s FOR white we quote STATE S t@ s cream fan
do white. small fancy, 13Ac; DO common TO good
dne 8& Ge4c: DO fair to good. 79sHc: do common
'iEGGs%Receipts to-day' 8s1e Arryas are
light the demand is selscsiye Iigh gsadss are In
ing range the supply as whole o%iag 10 II
TsiaF nes1bT seeeted white ssnnery stock a
esfbeed whites 24d26c; do hennery browns 24Qoc do
stbered browns 22Ic peddling sales of extra fancy
higher western hrsts 21lsG22c: 90 nrsts 20tz
21c 90 seconds. G20c: Southern. lIqc; dities loD
checks I0Gl6c
lover Fancy cherries held STEADY oIdinsfy aua
very good To-Day and prices ruled hr or slightly
in sellers favor for most kinds. Mus<melons IN light
ponj farortng
melons higher under short offerings Choice green pine
apples wanted overrpe and defective stock drags az
APPLES, Baldwin
rer hbI 81 5oQS6 So 5o9s4 So PEARS South
IA Conte, bbl- S61SS. PEACHES south Caro-
ina per carrier, s1Gs1 50; do Georgia 81 5o9s2 z
CHERRIES. black, per S-o basket, 6oG65c; do per In
6dl0c red 567c; do white, s-fo haske- 5o94oo;
do per o 496c do sh basket sog5oc; DO per
New-York tribune., 1909-06-26
OPPORTUNITY FOR NEW HAVEN R. R
United States District Attorney Talks on Dis
continuance of Merger Suit.

Bosron June 25-Asa P French United States
ristric- Attornev the principal prosecuting attor-
re in the governments suit against the New York.
New Haven & Hartford Railroad. in a statement
this afternoon. said
The Attorney General by the terms OF the Sher-
MAJ is only officer Of the government nav
n authority TO institute such proceedings as these
vEich have been pending against the New Haven
--sS and the only officer having authority TO dis
cuuauyle them when once begun Il should be borne
Il mind that since the beginning Of the govern
neats suit much that il sought 10 accomplish has
Z one way or another. been brought about
hope in common with all citizens whose wish IS
Massachusetts shall be both prosperous ana
Independent Of corporate control that her future
I'LL amply Justify the enactment OF the holding
blI II and when. the New Haven road has ac-
CURED control direct indirect OF all the principal
TRANSFORMATION facilities Of New England II Will have
{ SPLENDID and unprecedented opportunity 10 Illus
traTe what a great carrier can accomplish for the
material welfare Of the territory which Il serves
New-York tribune., 1909-06-26

was suppern ented by a cable from Argentina init,
mating that the this would be about 81
equally buIlish. July closing I'd higher ana
other positions Id up. rejecting also big spot de
mand partly for the Continent and the rather .lsn
Argentine shipments Latter amounted to 14,sVco
bushels compared l544 900 bushels the previous
2236.0O0 bushels year Indian snip
ments 900 600 bushels for the week agaIist
Southwest proved be the most bulsh feature a0oI
Western crop news. elsewhere through the belt
vailed This especially of spring wheat
The Minneapolis stock decreased 100000 hushels 1oI
the week. II was estimated that worlds shipments
would around S.s00O0O bushels practically the
of No hard wheat had been sold to southwestern
mills 81 a. auction On the late curb Septe
0o 0eF %Sst @ fo0 sGIa al y red 81 s eierator and
afoaJ both nominal for old: DO new. 81 2l1R. eh9
August; No ! Northern Duluth, 81 3I@s. ana 80
hard winter 81 "a y adoat, both nominal IOt->
Tho corn market owed its steadiness during the day
almost entirely strength in wheat as its news
otherwise of bearsh nature, including prospeGts
West The market closed IS a &c higher: but failed
late decided strength in wheat Liverpool
closed gi5d higher and the Argentine sainrnenJs s 9i
than the previous week, The local cash market was
firm with of No at S0i2c in elevator and quot
ed 79c nominal b ahoat; new No corn 6oc aSEeo,
more line with the strength of wheat and closed
firm at s. a sc net advance. There vas a gooo
in the belt The local cash market was quoteo az
follows: Mixed, IS 70 50 Ib, 6oc nominal natural
white 20 % 50 10. 5eae2c, and clipped white "a to
~ 10. 60Is a 65i2C- RYE-Market dull: No western,
SIC nominal T New York BARLEY-Aiarket duL,
feeding. S56S7c. I New York Wheat. including
-four exports for week. according to Bradstreets
aggregate Loo S42 bushels against iooo'S 4 Io5
against 2T2 Corn, exports for the
1888 bushels. against ~ $50 last week ana
6s.59T last since July l, 20 9os5o1s against 90
2TS 377 last year.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-26
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 5-CATTLEReceipts (estimated1. 900
hefers IS 60ds6 25 bulls IS 75gS5 o. calves Ss4S7 so:
stockers and feeders So S09$5 25 HOGSReceipts test
mated e0OG head market l0c higher; choice heavy.
S6dS7 butchers 81 75GS7 90. light. mixed 81 409
light 81 559S 50 packing 81 63dS7 so: pigs.
SIS 5O9$7. bulk Of sales 81 60gST 50 SHEEPReceipts
Cestmatedl. 1000 head market steady TO 25c lower;
sheep 81 2aSe rs lambs S9g$s rs yeaTlinss s5aS6 70
market steady fair to good shippers S5q$6 so: com
active sc higher butchers and shippers 81 95q$s com
mon. IS 75dS6 50 SHEEPReceipts. 23S3 head market
quiet So 5oaS4 25 lamhs steady and 1oc lower s. 25
ass 60
Kansas City. June 25-CATTLE-Receipts. 2.1O0 head.
dressed beef steers Sc 2SS7: fair
good S5dSR S5 S5dS7 stockers and feed
er So 50IS5 50: Southern S4GS6; Southern
80 757s4 so native cows S3GS6 native hefers S46S7
bulls S3GS5, calves. S4QS7 so HOGS-Receipts s 20
81 heavy 81 454&7 So packers and butchers 81 go
81 rs; light 81 259S7 50; rigs. S5 1886 IS. SHEEP
Receipts 100 head. market strong lambs Sf1Ss p;
vearngs S5aS6 T5 81 500 s. 50, SASS Is;
stockers feeders S3dS4 SO Texas nuttons. S4IS5
East Buffalo. June 25.-CATTLE-Recents, 70 head;
steady prime steers SO S56$T 15 VEALS-Receips 1000
head active and steady HOGS-Receipts, 400 head;
steady higher; grades Workers and pigs steady
SsGSS Workers 81 1887 go pigs 81, roughs
Sc T5dS7 dairss. 81 356$T 90 SHEEP AND LAMBS
1000 head and 2oc lower lambs 81 5O6
SIS Is vearnRs. Sc h0QS6 -: wethers s. 256 IS so
Pittsburg June .-cATTLE--Recelp-s light; steady
Choice S7S7 %: prime. S6dS6 go sfEEP-Suppy fair
dull on sheep. steady lambs; prime wehers. 50 log
New-York tribune., 1909-06-26

New York. June 25, 1909
COFFFE-The coffee market rather more active
Yesterday and it looked as though trade
selling in anticiratto2 rapidly increasing Brazilian
well taken however ana about
twenty-five changed hands without any
change prices. except for decline OF points IN Ce
price bid for Junea month in which ttere was no ns
The closed steady unchanged 70 points
The opening dull at unchanged prices ana no
reported the call This was about IN inc
with the featueless European markets while owing 10
holiday there cables from Brazil Trading IN
afternoon but. noted above ORDERS
were pretty well Leading trade interests claim
Investigation very little old coree remain
ing Interior q Brazil and that c9nseduerty the
ea movement be furnished almost
trey the growth Of the season They a1so Plae
out available supplies in consuming centres nave
been very greatly reduced and interior has also
allowed its supplies greatly diminish They argue.
therefore that requirements consumption may pc
slctent TO the crop movement more reaoy
nevertheless the season IS dpproaclns
trade must expect increasing visiole supplies
and Will depend whether the excess VIII us
promptly absorbed and carried forward so faT as the
market is concerned The mar
te+ for futures is sttll in OF dscountng
gradual decline in spot quotations The market oT sPot
coffee was quiet with quota the basis OF TAG lot
Rio No. .. =. a.
The range Of contract prices the local market today
~11ln
New-York tribune., 1909-06-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. y. 1909.
we're t5l GoFs o or S$$ ssae head ,5d n
faq4s 81 din S 80 S 59r 5PIT a i the he i @ as ii a5
to be sold Prime ana choice steers hrm. common
and medium slow but sieady 6qliS .iost S-
yards cleared. Ordinary TO choice steers sod
s. %: cows at 81 5ogS4 so Dressed beef was slow
i4c per b dressed weight refrlgeraor beef higher at
ios4los sc per lo Top price ct eittte al
Tomorrow the Minneapolis wiz take out ai5 ga{us and
and S2t cattle for r. J. sh3m9s[S q SSn } sss9 t ,n1
Company a and $50 Quarters for Armour c.. The
Beef Company, making with the previous
Saturday 20 $50 cattle and 725 quarters OF beef
saie5SIeP PheFsaa { CO..; meal fsd Penngylyanie
ss sfss 1889 sc r a s. s At S % Do Rfs 8 800 NJ NJ at Il So @ e
Ilentge&y & DO 1888 n a. s. 80 p & d. llt r. at 81 4o
9I7 10 at s. To- do 1889 10, at IS So do 900 n. at
sanders j. oso steers 1871 p at 81 q Virginia
1918 n at 81 IS do. a46 II. IS 5o do 900 II, at
Newton & CO. 20 Ohio z. stsss , 221 ~ at SIS, S.
Shippers Commission Company; p kentucky steers.
Kerns Commission Company: % Kentucky "stillers'
robin shannon: cow 500 10 50 so; do. $50 n.
CALvEs-Reselpts. were $50 head. including Isl for
higher; butterniiEs nominal. hut fr, The
50 per 100 IS: "throsoqis a. $55S5 50. f@EE 6atfef
for e dressed Tosis sio FOR country dressed Sg9S
for dressed butterInilks.
Sales-S. Sanders: veals 40 n at 50 per
10 DO 1876 IS 021s 45 do 13I u. at IS 90:
Nelson Mecabo: s. veals. l8l u. IS: p cus $50
". R Hume: 60 veals 15a n at 50. Do 1s8 n at s.
at SIS so: II huttermilks. 1913 ID. at 81 IS.
Tobin & Shannon: 3 veals, l4T N, at IS so.
Mcpherson & Co: 4 Virginia veals liS 10 at IS 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 26i2 cars, or
including 10 for saughterers and 1914
market Sneep were in light supply and steady:
good choice lambs firm: common stock slow and
sheep sold at SIS 503S5 per 100 n. culIs s. I5GS3:
common prime lamhs 81 25aS9 25: cus at s. I5G
81 mutton slow s910c per 10; dressed lambs
steady 1875 &c. -
average at SO 25 per 100 II; 220 Il h. 50 25
249 do. 62 ID. So Virginia sheep. 124 III. at 81
s Judd & Co; 22s Virginia lambs 20 10. at 50 25
So do. % ~ at s. so; culis, 10 N. at So -
23i do II h. at So; 242 do. 81 n. at 50. 10 cus
40 ID at 81: Virginia sheep. i27 H. s.; . do.
S5 10 at S5 so: IS Ohio do. 1913 III sat 50.
Mcpherson & 243 Virginia lambs. 6S III. at
so: 1Si do CO II. so: do. "a III IS 1874; 10
cuils 81 ID 81: Al Virginia sheep 106 h. at 81 so
Kerns Commission Company: 237 Virginia lambs
II IL at so I21e: 26s Kentucky do 50 10. ar 81 %
281 do Cculls). 81 n at IS 75 Virginia sheep. 104
HoGS-Receipts were sik cars or 1459 head, In
cludng go head FOR the market No sales reported
up late hour, but the feeling was rated weak OF
sales-s Judd & Co. Cate yesterday: IS state
hogs at 81 90 per 100 10 roughs $50
| H. Sc
New-York tribune., 1909-06-26
7HE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall Rive- Mass, June 25.-The total sales IN
TIE print doth market for the week are estimated
al I75.Oao pieces The output this week was held
down somewhat by the attitude Of the manufact-
urers who in many cases are reluctant TO let go
Of their product at ruling quotations Enough
goods were sold however 10 cover the weekly pro-
duction. Prices are practically the same as last
-reek The tone continues strong at the following
Quotations.
: Twenty-eight-inch, 50 squares. 7-l6 cents; 2S-
1nch 81 by So 354 cents. nominal S012-lnch, o4
square cents: 39-inch. SIS by =. y cents
New-York tribune., 1909-06-26

oUR AND EALBqsi.sss in o5 o@g I Tas .Esbs Of sned sa

FIOUR And MIL -. vseTe ouoaby unchanged
dasIslo 5 sympathy With the wheat adNSncs -
ann ana ruIes quiet the old price level dhe Fcsnee
prices qnS9ga patents Sc 9oas5 p winter straighrs
Le22Sse so winter patents. So toGsI 10. spring
g e9gS 50 extra winter. s. 35as3 - extra & 2
- oo9s' strsights So4%o
vi Quoted FAR to go9s = oS5 cat9g a.
choice 70 iSIs oo7SS as BAG MEAL-Steady, Quoted
Kiln & drta and Yellow 81 65as1 10 coarse 81 o9gSl 90
fs sondsT6 iddng $e 25 99s @ 90 se So S66s 5fg d9s
So so red dog $50 7b all June shpraent hornihy
SO SSS Ia bulk SO 20 sacks; oieal ESQ a.
chCI of the most rerlarEapie az
@ - some occurred IN the wheat ma @ eet
to-as5' be close which rs 2ise net higheF ne
ing 10 IL 80 not attended by any particular eActe
big uptu roeressed steadily. &c at time tnroush-
nen entire day. with the last prices !op ro The
out me closing undertone very stFons me
SESSION. one-ed strong and from 191 sc hlsf'e ss
traders take the shcst sloe On ms Tis
ing fDntrg prices would be top toF me t az i7
t2at correct nut tor tie laCt tla
view IllshI .a1n TOOK pronounced interest IN casa
sat buying upward Of 80 ioaaS & % two I days This
New-York tribune., 1909-06-26
PAPER AND LUMBER COMBINATION.

Montreal June 25.-NegotIstions are practically
co-nnered according TO The Herald. for the ANAL
gamation Of the Riordan Paper Mills. Limited, OF
Montreal and the @. H Perley Lumber Company.
Of Hull The new company viii control three hun
ered square miles of pulp wood country in Ontario
ant plans the erection Of number OF paper mills
is nominal capital is 100000