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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-09
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-09

John Dennis and wife have moved TO
Bedding and will keep boarders,
Mrs. Trumbull attended the John
Williams golden wedding of Fairplain
last week.
VIM. and Dell Condor brought home
drove Of ten COWS from North Green
vile Saturday.
Hi Converse, wife and bis grand
mother, Mrs. Converse, of Keene visit
ed at Day Condon's Sunday, Mrs.
Converse remaining To visit friends
around Moseley.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-09

A. b. Wise was seen driving i'm
brand new carriage Sunday.
Art Bridegroom entertained brother
and his wife from Indiana last week.
Mrs. +. j. Sheldon visited sister af
Galesburg last week.
The Copeland brothers have com
menced their new house on their farm
lately purchased of Mrs. G. A. Bennett.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-09
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-09
A Hurry Up Call

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Baby's burned himself, terribly-John-
ME cut his foot with the axe-Mamie's
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Billie has boils and my corns ache.
She got il and soon cured all the fam
lily. It's the greatest healer on earth.
Sold by Connell Bros.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-09
Mrs. Frank Treynor visited in Fen

Mrs. Frank Treynor visited in Fen
wick Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Post are in
Detroit attending the state fair.
Miss Vera Dean was surprised Mon
day evening by about twenty of her
young friends. They reminded her il
was her birthday again and showered
her with postcards as a remembrance
of the occasion. A fine supper was
served and everyone had a pleasant
time.
Mrs. Clarence Snow entertained the
Long Lake Aid Society last Thursday.
Seventeen were in attendance. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. La
vender.
Rev. and Mrs. Clemens and daugh-
ter Edith, of Bedding, were calling on
old friends in this vicinity Monday.
The East Otisco Farmers Club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Hawkins
last Thursday. Twelve answered TO
the roll call. The subject discussed
was "The Moral Uplift of the home"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-09
A Narrow Escape

Edgar n. Bayliss, merchant Of
Robinson, Del, wrote: about two
years ago i was thin and sick, and
coughed all the time and if did not
have consumption it was near TO il.
commenced using Foley's Honey and
Tar, and il stopped my cough, and
am now entirely well and have gained
twenty-eight pounds, all due TO the
good results from taking Foley's Honey
and Tar" Wortley Il French.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-09
West Orleans

Miss Lula Wheeler is on the sick list
again.
Alfred and Arber Keselring and their
families, of Greenville, were Sunday
visitors at Clarence Shows.
The Green school commenced Tues
day with Miss Grace Ballou, of Beld-
ing, as teacher
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-09

The following extract from a letter
y thanks is cherished by it's recipient:
The beautiful clock you sent us came
y perfect condition. and is now in the
Naslor on top of the book shelves.
where we hope to see you soon, and
your husband also, If he can make u
Youth Companion.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-09
Keene Heights

School opened in the Day school
Monday, with Miss Pearl Palmeter
as teacher. Miss Palmeter is board
ing with Mrs. Loveda Hunter
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1909-09-09
Wolverton Plains

VIM. Green and wife are spending
couple of weeks visiting friends at their
old home i'm Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. "a liberal estimate than
any previously made the total wheat crop of
Argentina caused a slump In prices In the wheat
market here to-day final quotations showing net
losses OF &c to sc. Corn, cats and provisions
also closed easy.
The break In wheat prices occurred late in the
session. following the announcement that relia
bic authority now placed the total yield OF wheat
is much heavier yield than previously estimated.
This news enlivened an otherwise dull session. and
brought out general selling during the final half
hour, which resulted in the May and July delivery
declining nearly 1c from the high poin. OF the
day. Moderate hrmnesS displayed early in
the day, owing to the bullish situation IN the
ket for cash wheat. good demand for he cash
grain being reported again in evidence. The
market closed weak, WITH May at 81 061s. and July
at CSC. Clearances Of wheat and flour equal
bushels compared with 81 900 bushels the corre-
spending day a year ago. Minneapolis Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts Of 22J cars. against
S31 cars last week and 800 year ago
A substantial increase In offerings OF corn from
Iowa and Nebraska had a weakening effect on the
market. but the volume OF trade was not
large. The late slump in wheat also induced
selling. The market closed weak with prices of
quotations May at size to sl4sc and on
July 61Ac. Local receipts were 100 cars with two
Of contract grade.
Commission houses and cash interests were fair
sellers OF oats throughout the greater part Of the
day, and result the market was rather weak
The break In wheat brought out additional offer
ings. AT the close prices were 1sc to &c to zsc
below the previous close. Local resepts were IS
cars.
Provisions were rather weak the entire dsy. the
ing grain operator The market closed easy with
prices sc to 19c lower
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat Il cars;
Germ, I'll cars; oats. 1S cars; hogs. 5000 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, January O. 1909,
beans little 9b6ns trade ABOUT DSa an that was a
of Re market Choice pea are Paher m & best
other varieties about steady Receipts
week or two but there have been quite heavy nporta
quote: BEANS marrow choice per bush g Al 90 fair
do P sa9 hoe se g. msd do np ShqSf marrow
g 81 do pea 81 e5es2 5 do medium 81 9oa$2 o5 white
s. 50; yellow eye Choice So e5a$s; turtle SOUP
SsSsf5 III s5sSss ns~
no disposition to disturb the line Of values trading
stil quiet and confined to the most pressing needs sup
held stock are quite moderate and there is no degy
Arm The offerings medium to choice grades have
can be bought little cheaper than week ago The total
receipts somewhat larger but the increase is mainly
have turned from other points. quote;
rss 2aGais; do sodonds 25a2se DO thirds S4o % held
% seconas 20 e2t bTs 90 St lS, da b
common to fair 2lsp2Sc' process specials 25s do
thirds, is9iac: western Imitation hrsts 229
thirds. ISL 99c packing stock No /. held. 20G2o4Ec;
do No z 1sql91as; do No 5sg Sa5 r,. 90,
boxes while the general movement during the week has
creasing interest both local and town and the
small lots There inquiries. however, for
good sized s. dnd with H peS s out ase may lead
sdered large and holders are quite firm in ther views
sraey active but the finer grads steadily held cheap
not showing much interest. and the only local ex
ports $50 OF skins Liverpool cable:
white state, full specials 145sa153ae
do September. large small, coored white fancy
144c: October small large. cocred white. best
l1%Qf2&c; do fair 10ls9111zc skins ia h.
sPss5 sc Do a9 sfl 45e DC fu Skins
S an sa T T '2f s
change range OF prices Under the call on Change
Western rsts sold at 32c and 0D do at
31&c At trading Is rather quiet, and OF
tie average prime Western and Southern be
above 31ac. although strictly fine marks
value moving rather slowly Storage held
firm under moderate offerings light remaining
selected white fancy 4Oc choice 36aasc;
mixed fancy, 34d36c; do fai- choice, SIG
thirds 27Q29c fresh gathered dlrtes 24Q7c refrger
ators to fancy. 25G2Sc.
FRUITS-FRESH-Apple in active demand and
Cranberries quiet but held steady Straw berries
except strictly fancy GTaPetru plenty and weak
SIS: Baldwin cold fancy, 81 75ds5:
prime 50dS4 50 do Ben Davis IS 50qS4 90 90 green
ing cold $4GS5 do storage s4G$4 So do
double head Dbl fair 81 5odS3 so; CANBERRIE
Long Howes Dbl SIS; do Cape Cod Jersey
Iowes 50d$14 so do Cod. early blacks $12 cog
si3 bO per New York crate So 25GSa 20; do native
STBA wBERRIFs Florida refrigerator per quart POO
apples fancy. selected counts per box s30Ss 30;
s2q$2 10; do Indian River fancy selected
So 1898 50 do lines 81 60as2 so do other Flor
choice TO fancy lines 50 % DO common prime.
per box s1as1 S. TANGERINES Florida per strap. So
sRAPEFRuIT FLORIDA per box & soa$s 5o do PoTto
Rice. 75c1s2 25 PLNEAPPLEs. Florida per crate. i5c
HOPS-In this state there has been rather
activity In lower grades with sales saloc On the
Pacific Coast the activity OF last week caused little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-10
TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for foreign
,~~,rut in this market yesterday trlfling not
.xceeding 5000 shares. mainly sales American
locks IN London closed heavy and lower The
seal market in London was dull and without
tkssfure ard showed practically price change at
see close. Money was in fairly large demand and
-. rrivate discount rate was advanced.
ELECTED TO NEW HAVEN BOARD.-Alexan-
s,r Cechrane, Of Boston. was yesterday elected a
ss-.rtor Of the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Ssg-nsd Company, TO Ill vacancy.
rsNK CL-EARINGS OF THE wEBK.-The total
,snk csesrings OF the United States for the week
s.sed January Zone day estimated. according
= s.-rbe Financial Chronicle were So 1856 sos Sol
-,,nst 81 rs. 1856 sse for the preceding week and
e Eg1 So Isl For the corresponding week OF 1908.
s5aviag gain Of 3d. per cent since last yea
View York City shows an increase of SS.4 per GER
Tosfon So per cent. Philadelphia IS per cent and
baltimore So per cent
PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE FORMED-S H
Fesssn6en. Philip Stockton and F. II. Farrar. all
~ Boston. have consented 20 act a protective
conraittee in the interest OF the first mortgage
bnnd holders Of the Atlanta Birmingham & Allan
tsc Railroad Company
R1O GRANDE BONDS OvERSUBSCRIBED-
Blair Co. William Solomon & Co. and William
A Read & Co md that the oversubscription for
she Denver & Rio Grande first and refundng IS is
40 large that II will be necessary close the sub
..-in-fon al noon Tomorrow An interesting
feature % this offering is the large number of
small subscriptions received from Individual in
,estors. The books are left open mainly In order
"a give equal opportunity to this class of buy
ers who are less likely to telegraph their orders
than are the purchasers OF large blocks of bonds
BANK SEEKS NEW NAME-The European
American Bank has made application at Albany
Tor permission 10 change its name 10 the Security
Bank
TO INSPECT FRISCO sYsTEM-B F Yoakum
chairman 81 the executive committee of the ST.
Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company, and
Hans Ninterfeldt, OF Speyer & Co.. have left this
city for inspection trip over the lines of the
Frisco system.
MOVEMENT OF CoTToN.-'The Financial
Chronicle" gives the total port receipts of cotton
90 the week ended January e9o,S74 bales
against o6e.772 bales for the preceding week and
81 80 hales the week before that making the total
receipts since September. 1908. 6.5z9529 bales,
against SS5S7 bales for the period Of 1907 0S
showing increase since September, 1908 OF 154-
ze2 bales.
II. X. MHARG. PRESIDENT-Henry K. Nc
Harg has been elected president Of the Detroit &
Nsckuac Railway Company. TO succeed !. D.
Hawks, who becomes vice-president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-10
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan e-cATTIE Receipts (sstmateoss 900
bead wasI Sass 6C stoces and feeders S s
e. co. COWS and heifers. 81 5000 10 caves So
iMo S s., ss@ss 25 heavy
lower light o 20 s. So good cho:es hsayg
s S pigs 60S5 9 b 0o Sf Saf market StsS
ti s3 iOGS3 75 Western, S. 1880 So yers wv
ST 25 lambs. native $5e1S0 ~: i.. 10 head;
Eas nd steady 100 head' bsd slow low
2SG k STeF S heavy $3.50 so fey Sc So xsG
81 3g 50 GO; dories S6a$6 80. SHEEP AND LAM6S-
Receipts. 1000 head; active and steaqy: STrrr
% light; market strong; choice 80 Dug go
prime brine Wethers s. 25@s5 90 cpT e anS
mon Sc a So; lambs So Ss VE sia and lover; prime
Sc a.: mediums SO 25g SO 90 heavy Yerke a1
ne ~ "a Al: light Workers, S6WS0 TO- pigs 80 ivy
S5 s5: roughs $5GS5 TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. Janusr.

New January D. lSte
PEEVFS-Receipts Sc or LIZA need. al
of which were consigned direct to slaughterefS Nolis
doing in live cattle Feeling steady dressed peer
rather slowly prices steady az o11V72c ~
No later cables received from the cattle anu peer
markets of Great Britain. Shipments To-Day lncIuoea
200 quarters Of the st Louis TO sou'hanp'on
for the London market -. - ,-.,,atr1 ON FOR
CAIVES-Receipts sos head includlns ~ k k
butchers and 9s for market Prices were teay a9r
and firm calves The pens were c1ealeu.
Good 10 prime $9G$1O per 10 ~
western calves 81 372 Indiana caves AZ "a
pressed calves were quiet but steady at o72uIoc
ctv dressed veaIs with few selected 90 Selling oe
1515Gpi6c country dressed at 6q134zc. ,- 100 -
SaIes-Kerns Commission Co.: 10 !ndaia AZ
average at 50 per 100 n: do 16o To- at 81 20 lhu
P Nelson 81 western calves, $50 ID. at "a 81 "a
" r Hume: 9 veals. ITO rb, at 50 30 oo,, -. =.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 2o7s cars 20. or
79e head Including % for slaughteTeTs anu
Sor the market making, with the stale STOCK aDouI
ners 70 he sold Sheep steady with ta1r 4elau.
Iar1bs arm and the pens easily cleared
soa sheen sold at S36$4 80 100 ID gooo 70
iebs al 81 5OlpSS: culs 81 80 Dressed mutton h'
20 eG71OC dressed lambs at 1lql+c.
saleswKerns Commission CO. 400 Buf5al1 ia All e. co.
90 indiana do Sc 10 81 10; Al sheep liz 10 al 90
goa - Hume: 30 Buffalo lambs s. ~ at 81 o. IN
q sanders l56 Pennsylvania lambs. 40 10 "a % AZ
crIIs ~ 10 at 81 So 10 sheep. l25 ID At - '0' wv
VI 10 a S9eceipts were s5 Il or e411 heao IN
,SnS car for saughterers. Feeling Steas, Sresssd
oaIes Rad been reported late hour- ragbts
saies aT XIX fgc per heavy TO light "elsh'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-10
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York January 8, 1909
COfFEE-The coffee market had quite a
non to-day as result of realizing selling
interests. The close easy a decline 100
10 points. Sales reported OF 20 900 bags The
market opened unchanged TO points net lower
Spouse 10 lower cables. and after holding the
initial figures during most of the session weakened in
tho late trading. Many traders considered
t1onaTy tendency OF to-day's rket
than to have been expected considering gains re-
Gently noted and the moderate increase the
lave long interest. Others, however. felt that
easier tone OF the market reflected something
poatant than mere temPorarfecession on the ground
on the recent advance that talked-of import
duty is not likely to materialize a way show a
material profit, previously acquired holdings
rate: Some traders also predicting falling of
In the demand from the interior OF the European
kets Hayre was UNCHANGED TO : franc lower and Ham
burg was also unchanged 4 pig lower Brazilian
kets were somewhat irregular, with Rio 7s rs refs
lower, Santos As IS reis higher and santos rs
changed Brazilian receipts and warehouse
deliveries Friday 15sos bags. against 1925 for
the day last Prices at the close of the
market to-day showed 56oc bid for March, against
5Sc. the high sales OF the The market for
coffee quiet with quotations the basis Of 7is9
INC No Z.
range or contract prices the local market to-day
was follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-10

cat on the N3 York poncs fgT pig 5 5Sn & an
annar Fa w an6 qeS 9SSsd as Gas
as5 MS1 asy asd . 5gne 81 asked
and syrups quiet ali with however quite
a if oa d 5 f9S New
22q26c prime. 2s9ao New Orleans open kettle. 2s942c
Brine 2 fancy .' $3.50 fAir i'"z0' good
n active front sh6
buying Rsner 9 Of Ge aes
81 ed 6S M sb55d s 800 bR d PS May
1880 S9o b6ls July 5s4aS 500 and roo bbis sepsm6er a
PstT2sgm Vas steady at unchanged prices We quots
45e baif rened New york
1890 t 10 s5c water white New York n6
white DO New YORK Ra
SPOT 2g; S69as R%s
as Soc and septenbeT Ss Ole OF sunIner yellow JAM
White a a sse p si6a Q ner yellow yeS Il N Fm
oIAmeriean seed city raw 52gS8e; out of town raw
PRovIsIoNs-Prioss declined ali day owing to
hogs at Chicago Monday and possibly 2S5 600 for the
week Receipts on Saturday were ao9o head, while
Steady Quoted: Mess. SIC 1851 family $18gs1s
Sc 5ossls 5eeS57 sGss15; sTt5s
s2SSs2s DRESSED HoGsESteady Quoted: Bac6ns, SIC
1s9 10; s1se: 100 ~ s+c 40 n Sac; pigs 9Hc GUT
g g at egs Quoted d Gy T S:s oqp to-
9s0c City lard steady quoted at 92c Refined lard
ra5 kegs z @ compound 5d firm quoted at i T@ sd
stearine, lie.
RICE - The rice market firm and unchanged
Quotations follow: Screenings 2143c: ordinary 3394c
Choice 59Sas&e: Patna and slams 5aS5so; Java SEE
Rangoon, 4Ad5c
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar was steady
quiet unchanged all around The following
list prices, subject rebate of 10 points and
of 1 per for cash, seven days: Crystal
dominos. &c: Eagle, tablets. $3.50; cut loaf o45c
dered $500; Eagle Bib bags powdered and Eagle
4s & B
extra fne granulated 4e5o Eagle 10 cartons Of fine
4e0c; BIB do. 4.S5c; 1O-Ib bags do, 4S0c; %
and so lb bags do 4.Toc; Eagle fine standard
uated diamond A, 465c; confectioners' A. 450c;
No /, 45c; Nos and 8. 4.40c; No 4, ALSO; No 5.
430c; No 6. 425c; No Z, 420c; No 8, Also; No 0,
41Oc; No 10. &c; No H. 395c; No IL, 5000; No 10.
3.S5c; II. Is and 16, 3.S0c. The London market
for beet quiet but unchanged. with buyers
quotations. which named follows: January,
los I'D; February, los 2H and May. los 44d. The
local market sugar firm. but unchanged
is o prices The rather full supplies
refners a result of their large purchases
makes them Indifferent buyers. especially for February
shipment from Cuba However they might take
sugar for January possibly first half February
shipment the last sales price Of 25sc basis %
and freight terms. which equals 3.73c duty paid
basis Current duty paid prices follows: Cen
trifugs &c 573c: muscovado SO test. 323c. and
molasses IS 29Sc Cost and freight quoted
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-10

s2s 10: red dog $50 so; city BRAN s23 SIS IS
sacks: sniddling s24 il s3s 10; dos $50 So al
December shipment; hominy chop, SGT bulk S2s ~
GRAIN-wHEAT-The wheat market to-day
well sustained during first hour In view of the pros
poets for rain in Western states but developed
weak undertone the close, response TO private
cable claiming that Argentine officials increased their
estimate the crop 2l5oo0oo BUSH from 1I8ooO0oo
was regarded high, inclined to
doubt this latest believing that it referred
ever sno at o'clock was quite weak as to urcertene
with May quoted at 81 1oS and July 81 OAR. The
weather situation considerably improved owing 10
hlgner temperatures and for good
portion of the belt cold again In the far North
west, however. and feared a second cold
which mighty prove injurious the unless IL
LIVERPOOL market was without change. but Berlin and
budapest closed G7sc net higher Worlds exports
amount on passage increased $40 0co BUSH The North
West receipts PIC cars against 2e7 year
Whiie only VI cars received at Winnipeg causing
cent advance in January wheat at that point. All in
terror markets received total Of o0o BUSH
pared with $4,000 bush About 30 loads
Cash wheat In the local market closed follows:
red 81 Ol%GS1 0s& elevator and 81 och b ahoat;
81 1871 o afoat. CoRN-There only
movement in prices. the first showing
some steadness small receipts and the unsettled
weather west, although 1t later worked off Il
under the previous night in sympathy a drop
wheat and reports Of increased offerings Iowa and
Nebraska. No here was quoted at csc elevator
ana &c o b afioat. No . vbffs nominal ana No .
yellow. 6T12c afoat. OATS-This market was also
steady around the opening but shared the subsequent
were small. but on the other hand demand
equally lhht. The local closed
MSsd 20 to 80 10 e4a54he: natural white. 20 to 80 H.
S4@51c and clipped white "a 10, 56sGe2c. RYE
Market No1 sIll; Ne Western: Sic. nominal New
fedi Ssa a5a quiet mating T39!sc and
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-10

Coffee cables: Rio-Coffee market STEADY; NO Rio
zS075 exchange. 1921; receipts Zoo bags cearances
Europe. 5000 bags; stock. 80 900 bags Santos
Coffee market nr7n: No Santos 3ss22; No $500 re-
Cofee market opened unchanged TO pig lover o6 at
p m unchanged 10 K pig lower: sales aS,UyS
bags Havre-Coree market opened unchanged TO z
higher; II decline 4 franc sales 10000
bags
COTTON-Tne cotton market opened higher to.Iay'
but lost the gain ruling quite nervous and unsettled
with close steady, net points lower to point
higher. Sales estimated at 10000 bales Inc
market opened steady advance Of 2Gl points In
response higher Liverpool cables and bulish Week
end figures either the report proved sighty
heavier anticipated buyers or It's pubca
ton signal for heavy realizing for the market
quickly or under active ceiling by recent buyers
Shorts were good buy es
decline preventing very sharp break and me
close only point two under the closing prices
Friday the active months March contracts made
new high the at the opening as they
91sc, against e17c toward the end OF November
january 600 bales for the period. EST
mates of the CROP including based these fig
res ranged way ID 100000 to Il 100000
bales depending upon views TO the amount
remaining gEned The trade had been looking Tor
a report Of around $4,000 and 1250oooO bales The
English 44z13z points higher at the hour
OF the local opening with spots points higher on sales
of 10 600 bales The weekend figures showed q small
in visible supply of American cotton Tor
the week OF continued liberal spnneTs TAX
ings.
The range prices in the local market to