davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April advances of PIC TO 3s4c to 3Tsc
occurred in wheat prices here to-day and ali delv-
cries scared to high record mark for the
season. The high point for May reached at
81 2594. The top for July 81 u. The market
closed strong at almost the top. Corn and oats
closed rather weak. Provisions were steady.
The prediction of the leading bull In the leading
wheat market, made several months ago that the
May delivery would easily sell at 81 25 bushel
lnateralized to-day, when the price OF that option
sold at 81 PSI. at the opening and AZ 81 2534 on
closing transactions During the interim the price
low 81 235s. which, however. was more
than 1c above the closing figures Of the previous
session. The opening the most exciting wit
messed since the deal in May wheat has been in
progress and initial quotations showed wide fluctu
atons May opened at 81 "a to 81 25I4 and July at
81 10 10 81 IL Owing to the ationally bullish
news which had accumulated since Monday.
mission houses flooded with buying orders
the start, and, after the first few minutes, the
market hard to follow. This demand was
based on advances of from 1c to Sc at outside
kets in this country yesterday and by an advance
Of 2i2d to 3lad at Liverpool, compared with Mon
days figures. Prices eased off a trife during the
first half Of the day profit taking, much of
which was credited 10 the leading holders. May
sold OF TO 81 23ss and July to 81 097s.
Following the publication Of the government re-
port the condition of the crop prices again raj
lied to about the opening level
During the final half Of the session the market
active until the final ten minutes. Just before the
close bull leaders again became liberal purchasers,
and this caused scramble among shorts, result
ing In another sharp upturn. As the final gong
sounding the May option jumped from 81 24s4
81 259. where it closed. July closed at 81 111s
81 12. after selling few minutes earlier at 81 IL
Buoya1cy of wheat caused considerable frnlness in
the corn market at the start. but prices soon
slImped severely general selling based on bright
prospects for large acreage for the crop. The
May delivery sold between $3.50 and 6Si4c. The
market rallied considerably from the low point.
owing the late strength Of wheat, but closed
easy losses for the day of Isc TO ssc to 1ec
Final quotations on May at 672sc and on July
$3.50 TO 66l1c.
Oats also developed considerable weakness, fol-
lowing firm opening, due TO the strength OF
wheat Selling by local longs who were anxious
to secure profits precipitated general selling
which resulted In declines of hsc to 1lsC
AT the close prices were unchanged TO sc lower.
compared with the previous close.
Provisions were firm at the start in sympathy
with the strength OF grain. but eased of, owing 10
the slump in corn Some recovery was made late
IN the session the market closing steady, with
prices 2lzc lower to Sc higher than the previous
close.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08

coffee cables Rio-C0rres market quiet : RIO
5S1pp. eTcnzuC- X 7,,2t receipts clear
FOR tNr United States 1Sn1n stock ia no0
haEs Santos nHee market 4Slco 40
turg-Ccfee market opened unchanged >. lower.
NJ r net Z. piE lower i prg higher ~ J.
was net uUChaaEed 20 = rfr hCNo~. sales. 5000 bsEs
HaNr~-Cnf"e market opened unchanged. A. II n IN
changed : D. M changed fo higher.
7 IN unchanged. total Fues 10 ouo beEE
CGTTON-The cotton market rather
and irregular today hut considering tendency
ward reaction-raturaI after advance fully 81
Pouts-a0d the disposition take p-ohts ahead of
thre"-day Adjournment fir1e Of when tho
couragtnE from bulllsh standpoint
well ind with the STEADY. I point
lower point higher. The steady a
unchanged prices decline of 2 points almost
Immediately rallied bull support and covering q
the continued weather u the Southwest. buiIish
talk a better demand FOR cotton goods The Hd-
carried prices hack within points of
Tuesdays high record and ! 20 q points higher.
but fhe market settled or with trading becoming
less active strong people BUYERS all weak
spots. and seemed working maintain prices with
would be quite nervous with respect carrying
lines HOLIDAYS > would The scattering
longs who had taken profits during few days
After the close rainfall 81 h5 inch"E reported
Eerrvie Tex. but - said that this district
the growing country. and otherwise o
forecast partly cloudy seather, but held
immediate prospect of rau. Liverpool continues
report unfavorabe conditions IN NanChester but
English spot market ruled pretty steady mod
n Southern spot markets We're
generally unchanged. better demand reported
low grades particularly from Memphis
The Of contract prices IN the local market
day follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08

market cotton quiet with prices
Gulf Southern spot markets we're telegraphed
bale savannah quiet and steady unchanged
ToTf5l TTpn nehangod at 90 sales 100 bales Batt
moe 39ana q1sassd s a. SO ,c s Iis steaa
unchaHFed al 80 sales -G2 ba @ g5 Li,ss McS a-
sales bales. New Orleans hrin unchanged at a2tc'
sales 235o Wilmington quiet unchanged at 9'se
steady unchanged At l8loc sales 500 baies
Orleans 1000 700 bales assiRs5 3 lsS las las ies week
against ss: s2iI last week and $3.50
harSeans sales b.cs sse.,a'lon ana e.ToT e9
middling upland. 52Id futures opened irrgE,ar az 70
R2I55'sd RI5td daeJuyi 5is'sd August 52i Au
Eovenber loo November december. 5o94 December
March o9d: arghApr 1sr 509 d@ns arms
FLOUR n AND SIm5a6 nv with the Wheat ava6ce
ne9 cbIeny 10 winter straghs ana low grades and
Rye -four onr T@s % are VIII pc aud4d oa o4
the New York Trodas. Exchange; Ok WHbhT T 81 Goo
s. So winter patents 50 5a$S e spring clears lea $ 5o9
g 20as4 a.: kansas straights, 81 5oaS3 - BYE FLOUR
(. Sg@St 35GSf - G0RNMEAG-steady Quoted: kim
@ dre3 % n 4 oSs S9q's5 Sd rEED E9S
western. hrm city firm. 9uosed; Wes5srn s5t spring ing
S5i 90 city bran s. bulk SIG 80 sacks mIadng S228
chop $IG ouk TIFoTeign houses again took
ftKAiS oet out Of The local market at the opening
"' - ,rcducinR another sensational advance that
.usad nrices higher than they have been at any
49, since .he Letter deal in 1898. when MAY sold
- (, ai and July a 81 81 "a in New York. on to
&c o, ruesday. aud sc in two daVs- July
.l,.bns q 1ss, at opening. and again the
ciasa representiuE i net advance soon after the
had violent drop TO 81 2SI4 under heavy
ealing for commission house while July de
sItnsd "a 81 l7I. This reaction continued until mid
G,,ne" when he buiiis government report started
"sring movement that had its climax the close
INV, the early high point May
rsiIs6 from the lowest The market
to and cables indicated that for
aiprars al in state OF excitement over tho
aTsisent strength this side and the bulish cash
ss5tnatfon Large of cargOes and parcels
AGAIN reporte ed London. while Liverpool
tire was J., T@Ad higher. The Berlin market
cInsed &C up, Budapest lc higher and Antwerp
IL 2 net higher Exporters got into the market early
close had taken about 90 loads of hard
N-{ufar whe the Gulf Chicago dispatches
Gig IN the next three months. The
government report while considered quite buliish
we discounted. II showed condition of
s. for winter wheat. against s5S IN December and
on 3 a wear ago BY the old method. this indicated
crop OF $50 308 bushels compared with Sd
year ago at harvest The method figuring
OF 3T3,550 600 bushels. against 3I6.
i3S Oo6 in December. Private Chicago
42500000o TO 10000 900 bulls
declared yield would be under 400 000, 900.
he Northwest receipts amounted to l12
The considerable selling by bull houses.
whether for themselves customers did not
appear The local cash market decidedly higher,
vi closing follows No . red. 81 33S GD
81 3sS elevator ard 81 3i2 shost; No l North
Duluth, 81 81 5s, and No 2 hard winter, 81 s1A
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.
The Iron Age" says:

The IRON Age says :,
Direct returns 70 The Iron Age from pTacu-
osly al the coke and anthracite hlast FURNACES u
AZ o,-t--- ebovr that production IS slowing
although tba movement IS not marked as yet Ihe
output was $50 lsz gross tons IN the thlFtF-one
DAYS O. March against 1-1o134o tons In the tNeIlty
egEt 5a-s n February or at 2 daily rate Of 59,1o3
tons against Sc e16 in February The 238 furnaces
active April had q weekly capacity Of 4os2l tons
against as sa7 tons for 232 furnaces on Mafch l.
The reduction IN output thus far has been due 10
the bioving or-t Of furnaces by independent steel
companies the merchant furnaces having aet'ialiy
produced about a hundred tons Gay more IN
Na-.b ,r.r IN Farrrra ~ April VIII doubtless
show a falling off in merchant iron, but the re-
strctive movement thus far amounts 10 much less
than might have been expected, In Vie" ol me
large accrnluations Of pig iron. The structural
business remains the most active. and from that
peint of view the most sasfactory, although prices
are disrrassinelN low
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. April =. 1909
COFFEE-The coffee market showed very little
to-day. opening steady unchanged
prices cosed steady unchanged points higher
little scattering demand IN the absence Of i'm
siby business restricted to some extent by the
approach Of the threeday adjournment for the mar
ket viii be closed from THURSDAY night until Mon
DAY morning for the Easter holidays but II Is also
quite evident that haltins point has been reached
far speculative business is concerned pending
fresh Developments, while some merchants report
similar condition with respect the attitude OF
interior BUYERS. Recent dispatches from Washing
indicated lesseRed probability or import
duty. and It reasonably he supposed that the
Of this being awaited with much interest
Then passing
Of tho tariff bill without coffee duty would have
upon holders of spot supplies this country. There
he little doubt that there viii he falling or
the demand from the interior. which has In fact
been comparatively light since the buying which re-
suited in the recent large warehouse deliveries. and
II remains be whether coffee purchased
the market should there be import duty Then.
TOO. II though there enough co1ee Of
eriUG 10 supply present requirements below the eve
which government supplies might become available.
Nothing further Is learned regarding the new crop
Receipts continue light and, while warehouse deliv
cries are somewhat ieT visible supplies
CreaSnE The market for coffee quiet. with
quotations the basis Of s. FOR Rio No Z
The }anE7 - contract prices the local today
vas as follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08

prime unshorn lambs at Sass Is o. very ehetss
lambs IS so. culls IS So OF heavy Ohio
clipped lambs at So rs Of very tidy Maryland
spring lambs sold s. so per head. and bunch %
prime Jersey lambs SIS each Dressed mutton was
slow SG1ic per 10 dressed lambs easier AZ 11113sc
country dressed hothouse lambs easier SsS 80
Sales-McPhers0n & Co: PAS Maryland spring lambs
So per head. 10 unshorn Maryland lambs. % 70
at IS leo 10 20 Unshorn Maryland sheep
1i2 70. IS 25
Kerns Commission Company: g55 unshorn Western
lambs. 50 n IS -.
Tobin shannon 213 clipped Ohio lambs. ~ 70. st
SIS 70: IS jersey spring lambs SIS per head
Shippers Commission Company: 2oS unshorn state
lambs. 80 n. at IS 50.
unshorn lambs. 63 70. at s.. 3
sheep S6 25 do. les n 81 so
j. G. Curtis & unshOrn state lambs tcullsl- 80
n at $6 50: 10 unShorn state sheep. 1O5 10 at 81 Io
state spring lambs AT 81 Per head
HOGS-Receipts were 81 or 6SJ0 head. In
cludng carload for the market Prices were firm on
Buffalo sdvices Good medium weight state hogs sold
sales-J q. curtis Son: hogs. 1Ts - aver
age at 81 40 100 ~ roughs. BIS n. at SS -;
boar. 40 n. at So
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
OTHER MARKETs-9Y TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April T.-CATTLE-Receipts estimated as
10000 head: market 1Od 1jc higher, steers
g 81 I5; cows; 81 s. 20 hefers So % So bulls
50 f5 50 %: calves IS so s.. stOckers and feeders
S3 80 q s. 90 H0GS-Receipts, 1900 head: market
heavy shipping 25a 81 so. butchers 81 209ST So.
light mixed 81 Oj 81 12is choice Zht. 81 1Od 81 2O
packing So 05 81 %; s. 500 S6 so. bulk Of sales
81 Is q 81 % SHEEP-Recepts estimated at 10000
head: market steady. sheep. SIS so q So. lambs, SIG
IS %; yeaTlings. So 81 so
Cincinnati. 1.-HOCSS-ReceiptS. 2.616 head
market strong "a 10c higher. butchers and shippers
81 459 81 50; common. IS 90 a SO 6J. CATTLE-Rs-
ceipts ass head market steady fair good shippers
s. 20 SIS 10; common, s. Is q So So SHEEP-ReeeDts
head: market steady sheep s. - So T5 lambs
steady IS - 81 10
Union Stockyards Pittsburg. April T.-CATTLE-Rs-
light market steady choice S6 25GS6 9O prtTs
s6GS6 .. SHEEP-SuppIy light market slow prime
vethers s. S5GSJ 5 cs and 81 50 So 5O lambs
S5G$7- VEAL CALVES-SsqSs . iIOGS-Rseetpt :
light: active higher: prime heavies. - 500
mediums 81 55 heavy Yorkers 81 5OS7 So hzhE
Workers. S79$7 .. pigs S6 @ SS I5. roughs S64S6 50
Toledo. April SEED-Cash. s. 20. April.
10: October S. 425z December 50 ga March ke 20;
S5 No 3. So 5Ti2: rejected 50 % G., - 81
TIMOTHY-Prime. 81 50. ALSIKE-Prlrne. S .
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April Closing: wHEAT--spot strongI
Western winter. S. sad, futures barely
steady; May, 91zd; July. S. 1Oizd; September. 81
4kd. CORN-Spot quiet; new American mixed (via
Id futures quiet May, 5s 9Tsd; July
5s Sd PEAS-Canadian firm. Is cd FLOUR-win-
33s- HOPS IN London tPacino
COAST. steady. 20 $50 50 BEEF-Extra India mess
dull PORk-Prime Western dull T5s-
FTAMS-Short Il to 16 10, steady. ass Cd BACON
Cumberland cut 26 80 h. hrm ass Cd: short rib
70 clear rniddies light -
81 ID. firm, 52s ed; long clear Hddles heavy IS 70
10, SIS Sd, short clear backs. is 20 20 To-
steady. bellies. IA to Is ID. steady. 6ls Sd
HOCLDERS-Square. II 20 13 10. steady, 42s. LARD
Prime tfsTCes steady. Sis 81 American
refined pals. steady. 52s Cd CHEESE-Canadian
white firm CPS Sd; Canadian finest colored n1.
COS Cd TALLOW-Prtnle city, steady. 2ss- TUR-
PENTINE-Spirits firm 26s % RoSlN--CorlIaoa q
steady. 3D. PETROLEUM-Rshnsd steady, TAd-
IINSEED OIL--Ffrm. 23s-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
Country Board Uant6d.

PERMANENT BOARD WANTED for rnfidle-azsd
gentleman OF culture refined habits
home Of refinement in suburban on fruit
dairy poultry farm preferably with physician
teacher; might assist Hight satisfac-
references given and required
moderate write full particulars. HEALTHSEEKER.
BOX Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08

b ahoat CORN-Considering the excitement In
wheat the corn market rather featureless. al
though covering a of 1G1lsc a bushel The
opening with wheat but subsequent hqui-
dation and selling by cash and commission houses
broke the market severely Partial recoverfes fol-
he wit that last prices
Chicago were only about Is q sc lower The
local market dull. Liverpool closed Is a Id
higher seaboard cIearances amounted to $4,000 bush
els. and exporters took loads. No corn here was
quoted nc elevator and T5c ahoat; No white.
76c nominal. and No yellow. 15c o ahost OATS
After hrmer opening the market for oats eased
of with but little steadier again near the
close. Cash oa is here quoted follows Mixed,
20 to 50 h. 81 a5Sc natural white. 26 to 92 ID $50
60C and clipped "a - Ii, 80 a S3c- RYE
Market firm No . Western. Sa690c New York
Tho government report made sonditicn SI2, against
SIS in December and SCI year ago. The indicated
crop was so 03s0oo0 bushels against 91s510o0 bushels
last year at harvest. BARLEY-Market steady; malt
ing T69 T0c. and feeding. 74975c c New York
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08


METALS-TINr- The London market Il
faGS4.. Gday s M Win q spot quoted AZ ss @ Sd and
5nS,na. and about It 2? points lower at gag COPPER
in the oodn r 1s lGr spot ana 90 Is % IGr futures
and Casting at rs a 5dt LEAD Al wss
";t l9Wsr at at f19 S. % IN London he locsl market
47 al S2i.c locay IRON was n9SSa1re5 IN Ge e
London market With cieveand variants quoted at
as % The local market quiet, with No
for pig iron certificates the New York Produce
ed follows cas SIS: APr $l4 -: NAY So and
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs-The market for rnoasses
feri6gs s sb ued s STEADY to firm demand quite good
MOIAASSEsS-New Orleans centrifugal. common l6d19c;
dPen 5p Eet;s S994 a25 PRIME @$0 Ns Orleans ans
lS9I2e god I9g2@a prime 2ia2Ss fancy 27aa6e
6ung for Western account covering Of local shorts fair
south Sales 200 hhls spot 5.56c. 1900 May
September 6G6 O4c I.nseed oil was unchanged RE-
ne2 nnefo pf5F2TRm Tfans STEADY at recent prices We
IN bulk &c; Phalidelpha. bbs 45c and In bulk 495c
water white. New York bbIs. 1Oc and in bulk, SOC
cases New York u soc Philadeiphis = 35c Cotton
low spot 555a5 ssS ap So s prie Mev sss5 se
yGiZ s4dSS6c SePtemher 6o2q6 o4c October. 5s69
652a5 52c good or summer yellow. S+5q5 &c: Ir9e
sEF6 e seed gi5 city e2T raw sss7o
town raw, S5g5sc Calcutta raw. 75c, LARD OIL soc.
lard ~ Gssers tae rr6ysion na1ksi ofsHed
s 4sss aa5 ] sspga 5i:e n 90 ne eoss 1 a g' $ d
az chicago 1900 a Kansas City and aeoo at omaha
PORKSteady. Quoted. SIS 5paSl9 family. SIS so
Mess $40 as1l fa ssi5 g. racei s14Ssi4 So
extra India s22 snGS22 BEEF HAMS-S,eadv.
2aotGd Seta<2gs DRESSER HOGS -Steaay Quoted;
as CIT MEATS PickIed bellies steady Qu6ted
hams fSn Quoted T. 16s Et1@wEI4ouiic, i i' cny Se
country. - Qsc LARD-FIrm- quoted Middle West
aaol lara I .sss % ' a6ed an south A3erca 1Isso con
quoted sas't, sTEARiNE-steady Quo,ed Cleo 'i isS:
RICE-The rice market was steady hcre and nru at
al ay fgtinr % nont. aotsfions fSop areeninF-
"a 73l<c ordlnar "A. 4itc. fair - 3c. ordinary.
s'-Ffkc. Patna and Slams. 5a6isc. Java. 514c Ran
sUGARNThs market for renred sugar steady
but quiet and hanged with the lowest price FOR
Eraagatsd 4s5 les psr cent cash The foloVins s6e
90 EAGLE tablets, 25 loaf 75c. crushed ; SOC
EaEle confectionery GFAnulaied . Z, NNN pn"d
10 powdered and coarse powdered. 5oc rrult pov-
dcred Eagle and extra me granulaed aSc
Eagle 2 cartons of hne grangated alSs IN bag; 90
hsF- do BOO; y a-d 50 n bags do &C. Ease me or
standard gTsnnlated and diamond A. 4Sc co1tec2ners
4 7Se: 10 i 4[9c No z 4 Sc No az. = h Ne "a
II and Il l0~. Is and Withdrawn The
bul spot prices unchanged Cost and freight
offered quite freely at 2sC SIoi prices we're quoted
london market I'D lower tor April.
which quoted at l~ S$d and May at les I'D With
lbs Cd sales were two carSoes or tha sugar
r1- Nav shipment 2Ssc basis pc test and freight.
equal 20 o. &C duty pata one y " 90 OK arc Sha
centrifugal first offered New and finally sold %
New orleans al 2se basis 90 tes S9St ana rreR, i3
a! .he close there sellers CIbas for May ship
Csc ana freight but bgyers wsre holding
on The movement of sugar At the nlted states ports
week follows. figures IN bags
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
TRUST COMPANIES, CONDITION.

The Clearing House has compiled the following
sts1ement Of the trust companies OF New YORK
CStr based on conditions shown in reports 10 the
STATE Barking Superintendent as Of March q COM
psrison being made with the same time in 1913;
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday At
auction the Exchange Sslesroom by Adrian H.
Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
Notice of Intention.
NOTICE OF INTFNTION-

r.
Surrogates Court. Ontario County
In the Matter OF the Estate OF ArCens NJ
ceased Notice OF Intention to apply for Letters OF
Administration
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant ar order
the SurroKates Court OF Ontario County made and
25th day OF March. 1903. the under
intends apply the SurrOgates OF ths
County Ontario and State Of New York for letters
administration the goods. Chattels credits
NJ Munsou- late OF the O Bloom
field. Ontario County. y Y. deceased. pur-
section 1854 OF the code Of Civil Procedure
be issued to the undersigned and all persons
claim be creditors OF said decedent here
by notified 70 present their claims. duly verified
Surrogate OF Ontario County. his ONCE in
House IN tn Village Of Canandaigua. Ontario
County. y. Y before the 4th day OF May 1909.
Dated. March 25 1909
HENRY NJ. PARMEIE
creditor OF satd decedsnt.
Hamlin HamIin Attorneys for Petitioner IA Atwatsr
Block. Canandaigua, y Y.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
~ The Tribune received at their Uptown once Ne
Broadway between 36th and STth until 2
O'Clock D Advertisements received at hs foilowins
Offices regular Office rates until o'clock
viz: 2G4 sth ave, cor sd st; l5s 6th ave- cor
1O4 Fast 18th 25T West 42d St. between
9Th aves.; 263 West 125th 1895 90 1928
81 ave near 61st st i70S Ist ave. s9th tS7
East Ie5th 75e fremont $50 Sd ave-, ard a
American District Telegraph o11cs.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08

A ADVERTISEMENTS AM
- TIE Tribune received a
1854 Broadway. between 36tl
O'Clock D N. Advertisements
branch Offices at regular once
viz: Pa Sth ave. 5 3. cor.
18th st; I04 East f4th 81
7th and Sth aves. 263 West
Sd ave. near 61sJ st. HOS
East 125th St 200 fremont
American District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

z-,-,,,sh.d ,y J. Thomas Renhsrd,. street
u Nsw york. and No. 10 Exchange Place Boston,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08

BSCRIPTIONS FOR
. their Uptown Oface. No.
/ st. and STth 81. until Q
: received at the following
rates until 5 O'Clock D. m .
23d ST. l53 9Th ave. cor
2ST West 42d st. between
18th 81. 1885 81 ave 1923
lst ave. near S9th st 157
ave $50 Sd ave. and any
Once.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08

deceCenr-
Hamin Hamlin Attorneys for Petitioner. IA Atwater
Block. Canandaigua, y Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
THE PENNHURST.

Ocean End Michigan Ave. Atlantic City, N J.
Always open Every hotel appointment and comfort
Rooms suite with private baths Elevator steam
heat. parlor. etc Free garage " h HOOD
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
b. Charles D. Barney & Co. No. p Broad st.
rk and 10 122 South 4th 81. Philadelphia-l

Am Rs cona Is. -
Flec & Poo IS ~
y J Con 5s..-lu3
Peo Pass Ry As. %
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-13

Neither in scholarship nor In fitness
for the business of life does the prod
uct of the great colleges of the pres
ent day compare with the graduates
turned out from the little colleges OF
. generation ago. Then, it Is true, the
boy with the diploma was often too
stuffed with Latin, and Greek and
philosophy to be much of practical
man; now he knows a little about
manners, more about clothes, some
thing about "grinds," "peache" and
"profs," but the sumum bonum of his
knowledge relates to drop kicks and
line bueking. The old type was bet
ter, because, though impractical, he
had a trained mind and was Injured
to discipline, whenas the new prod
uct has gotten most of his training in
the ways Of a good time.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-13

Either fresh milk Or milk ready to
turn may be used To one pint OF
warm milk add one rennet tablet,
bought for 10 cents a dozen at any
drug store. In an hour the milk will
have turned to clabber If kept In
warm place. Across any dish stretch
q clean piece of cheesecloth and empty
clabber into it. The whey will run on.
(This whey is very healthy to drink,
IT one likes it, When the clabber Is
drained dry add two pinches OF salt,
two dashes of pepper and four table
spoonfuls rich milk or cream.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-08-13
Summer Care of HOrses.

A great many horses are laid up
every summer with sore shoulders.
This can be remedied in a very large
measure with sense and care.
A good horse collar is the main part
of the harness and 1t should be of
the very best kind and fit the animals
neck perfectly.
The collar should be kept clean at
all times and the horses shoulders
we'll washed and brushed daily.
Much dust and dirt arise in the
fields and on the roads during the
warm season, and this is caught and
held on the moist and sweaty shout
ders and collar, there to form hard
Jumps and ridges.
Every time the collar Is put on the
horse it should be examined for those
ridges and Jumps. II any are found
they should be carefully brushed and
rubbed away.
After each days work, especially in
warm weather, battle and clean the
shoulders with a mixture of warm
water, salt and soda.
Hot water is one of the best known
natural agents for relieving soreness.