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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-03
LANDSLIDE BURIES AN
ITALIAN VILLAGE

BELLUNO, ITALY, March a.
Thirteen persons were crushed to
death in landslide and scores OF
houses buried In village of Tassei
today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-03-03

SALEM, Ore, March 3.-Indica-
tons are strong today that Gov
ernor Benson will issue a call FOR
a special session OF the legislature
tomorrow. probably for March IL
and Is.
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JERUSALEM QUAKE
KILLS $50

SMYRNA, March 3.--An earth
quake at the village Of Masran,
near Jerusalem, killed $50 today,
according to dispatch.
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Died


blAhE-On sunday. jar. lary q. 1859. st his
apartment iu the Blcu.eLn. lstg y street
northwest. JOHN g.. BLAKE. aged Grty-
seven years.
DoEE-Oa saturday. January Is. 1863 at $50
e. u-. after short illness IDT-TSA wife
oL the late Aug. Dorr and mother % Mrs
caaIles r. Johnson and Laura e.. Hur1urtu.
,LCGEAW-Entered into rest on Monday
January Is. 1909, Lucy. beloved wife Of
William McGlaw.
SO1IEits-Suddenly Oh Saturday. January
-s 1902. az SD d. H4-- CATHARINE the
beloved vile Of the late william SomeFs.
yyFiTTATI-Ou Monday January Is 1908
SARAH ELIZA BETH widow Of the late
Clement WAitall, at her residence, The
Wyoming
Mrs. sarah Elizabeth whltau was a mem
Der Jt one OF the original families Of New
Jersey she lived for many years iu
Woodbury. n J., but had made her home
10 Washington for the past eight years
she was seteuty-tIree years old and re-
sided ia the Wyoming Apartments. ms
Nnltau was an active member Of -
Thomas Episcopal Church. and was proui-
Deutly Identified with the Columbia Heights
Art Club. Two. sons, Clement Reeves
NHitall, OF Brooklyn, and the Rev Edmund
Clark NultaL, Of Wisconsin, and dausa-
ter Miss Mary Louisa WhitalI, survive.
GEE-On January II. 1853 AT ] 90 p H.. after
a. long illness, SAMUEL PERCY GEE. c.
s. Navy beloved husband of Matte Gee.
Funeral fTCm his late residence. 2ZZ Jack
son street, Anac0stias on Wednesday, Jan
raTy -, al o. M Relatives and friends
invited t0 attend Please omit flowers
tPhiiadelPhta- Annapolis and Alexandra
papers please CopyD 5ais--t
JOELN= oN-Da Sunday evening. January u.
1919. at 7-4J O'Clock, at his residence. 1921
Tweuty-fpurth street, JAMES g. JOHN
SON. aged forty-oue year,. lie leaves to
mourn his loss q loving wife. one son. tF0
Funeral Wednesday at II O'Clock ~ his
late residence. 1921 Twenty-fourta street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19
TILLAAN INDORSEO
BY FOLKS AT HOME
South Carolina Legislature
Calls Roosevelt's Charges
Made in Anger.

That senator Iillmau stiu retains the
e,nfideuce of his constituents is evil
deuced by the fact that the state Legis-
ature of South Carolina had adopted
and forwarded TO him a set Of resolu-
lions coudemuiuE the Presidents recent
attack upon the Senator in the Oregon
land matter. and expressing the con-
Iuued faith OF his constituency iu the
iueErItv of South Cardinals senior Rep
fesentative.
The resolution was given immediate
consideration upon being introduced i'm
The Legislature of the state ana was
passed unanimously
% Is as follows.
Whereas the senior Senator from
south Carolina I'M the United States Sen
ate, 3. r.. TImaus has been charged
With improper conduct as a. Senator by
President Roosevelt. ou account of Jhg
alfer By Senator Tilimau 20 purchase
some land OF a company ia oregon to
which the United States Government
mad Ceded said land, and
Whereas, President Roosevelt has
been at emnity with Senator Tillman for
years, and has made this charge. not
OF the public good. put i'm anger, and
30 crafty his personal amnesty and
Whereas senator laisHaH haas made
ull, frank and convincing reply 90 the
.aarEe upon t.e floor OF The United
States Senate.
Therefore, Bee IS resolved hE the
House of Representatives of South Caro-
iiua that We do hereby put on record
our Indignation III the reckless and
malicious attack upon the gu0d name
tt our senior Senator. and do most Sc
Eereiy condemn such uuWaTTdlJcG acts
and sensational ana ViudjCtivc methods
IA the part of the Chief Executive or
his nation. ard do hereby give express
SIGN 10 our continued and mistaken con-
udeuce i'm the IteETity of Senator b. II.
-EiilUan, firmly established by = life of
purity ana rertitude iG this his mother
StatC-a life given 10 the service of the
eopll with a devotion and coUTg ge
rarely eCualed. and never eyccIied. "
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The Vital Records.
Births

BaUe and Geanue Denis, girl
Frank 4. and Liza NJ. Turner. girl
James A. and Mary T. Cox, boy.
Henry and Charlotte r. Stormer, hoy.
Austin H. and Mary w Clark, boy.
Charles w and Amelia J. Jones. boy
Warren l.. and Grace l. Dyson, boy
Walter II. and Violet p. smith, boy.
Ernest ". ana Fife Is ,Vallach, girl
James q. and Lille Hatcher. BOY.
George and Mary A. Logan, girl,
Domeniro and Elena Vito, girl.
RanaeIc and EUuziOta CerratO girl.
Fish and Dora Medevoi. boy.
John and Mary Weyskey, girl.
Antonio and Rosa Scapara, girl.
James !. aut Dora a. Desmond, girl.
Julius If. auG Ella L. DuehrinE, boy
Robert Al. and Rode +. Pruett, girl
George r. and Dora Buffman. girl.
William r. and Mary l.. Payne. girl,
p. 4. j. and Rose Treanor. girl.
James a. and Hazel j. Montgomery
boy
James ~ and Mary f. Robinson. boy
Henry q. and Mary A. Becker, boy.
Henry ~. and Elizabeth q. Steinert
girl
Herbert II. and Florence b. Clarke, girl
Richard NJ. and EliuOr Field boy
William 7. ana Bessie e. DisIaeT. boy
George and Rosie Holt, boy.
john -. and Alice N. Mofftt, girl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19
ALL RIGHT
IF DONE IN CHURCH
Pastor Allows 1t Is Sinful When At Theater But Be
Heyes 1t No Harm For Young Folk to Look At
Each Other While Worshiping.

CHICAGO. Jan lg.-Altuougn flirting
ia theaters and other amusement places
should be tabooad, according to the
Rev. 3 b Dexter. of Aurora. he has
announced that It may properly take
place lu church. where he says cit is
uurged of its harmfUlness- His de-
cisi0u grows out OF @ crusade against
Sunday night amusemeuts.
Church surroundings and aSSOcLa-
tons" he says, ARE entirely different
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from those which attend s.lormaIges
i'm public play houses. Sometimes the
plays en- our theaters are d tride usque.
and If the show be given ON q Sunday
the result is "a general forgettulness OF
that fact. linden such conditions Hirt-
ing is harmful.
In church, however. ! can see no
harm i'm "a little bit OF flirting, If the
}ounS people come Tot to look at each
other but TO learn the Scriptures"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19
FUNERAL HELD FOR
S. P. GEE TOMORROW

The funeral of Samuel Percy Gee,
vino died yesterday, will be held at
his late residence. % Jackson street.
Auacostis, tomorrow afternoon. Nh
Gee was seveuty-two years OF age.
and since ms retirement from the Navy
had made his ho Ie iu Anacostid. He
was a member of The Episcopal Church
Of Auaccsta. The vestTymeu OF that
church VIII act ass his paubearers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19
NOT HOPELESS

No. said the sir.. gently. am
welded 10 my art"
'But iu these days Of easy divorce
--- he began. eagerly
Naturally it was decent 10 leave them
to thrash out this delicate point alone.
philadelphia Ledger.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19
QUARTERLY MEETING
OF LOCAL W. c. T. u,
Arrangements for Temperance In
tertainment TO Be Held in
March Being Made.

Much enthusiasm prevailed this morn
ing at the regular quarterly meeting
of the Womau's Christian Temperance
Union fla Mt. Pleasant Congregational
Church. Mrs Don p. Blain, organizer
for the District, told OF am entertain
ment. which will he give" March j. am"
16. I'm which the question of temperance
viii be discussed I'm q most picturesque
manner
Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis. legislative
superintendent OF the National Associa-
ticu, delivered an ADDRESS at the after
noon session The Rev NJ. ROSS FlspuIhr
pastor of the Mt Pleasant Congregation
Church.. welcomed tae delegates this
morning, and soon after noon a lunch
con was served oy The ladies %. the
church
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19
MAY HAVE
TROOPS IN PARADE
Governor Fort Seeks Money
to Be Represented
at Inauguration.

New Jersey has not given up hope OF
having two infantry regiments ana "a
cavalry troop at Washington for the
inaugural parade. Maj. Gen. Franklin
j. Bell has learned this morning that.
although the State treasury is empty.
Governor Fort proposes to send O. spe-
ejaI message to the Legislature at an
early date
Should this plan fail to bring an ag-
preparation. other plans to raise funds
viii be tried One plan for relief offer
cu IS TO levy tax on Municipalities
out OF this fuud the expenses Of send
ing troops TO tae capital might Doe de-
iTdyFd.
Word was received this morning bv
Chairman Morgan of the committee on
civic organizations that tue .sArieiuaI
Roosevelt Club" of ST. Paul N.nu..
win be on hand with q large deIega-
ton Several hundred members of the
club plan 10 come to Washington. and.
In addition, q number of prominent
alumni of Yale in the northwest will
come with this organization. Five mem
bers Of the club are fell0w-graduates
of Yale in Presidenl-eIeot Taft's class.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19
IMPROVING DAD.

after a man has made millions
you'd think his wife and daughters
would let him rest"
And don't thev2'
'Naw- Then he usually has TO
buckle down to correct his grammar
and table manners. Kansas City
Journal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19

ssmue, T. SeItcr. 10 years. 9l7 X street
northwest
Anton hruI, 90 years, 1921 Ninth street
northwest
John G. Blake, % years. 1910 V street
northwest.
George B. Clark, IS years. 1912 Harvard
street
Earl L. Cheek. years. 1125 Robertson
street southwest
William w. Keller. 81 years, Govern
meut Hospital for Insane.
John Brennan. 81 years, 1i6 c street
northwest
James Ford. Il years. 613 f street
northeast
Mary Deacy, So years. $50 L street
southwest
George Robey, % years. Lincoln. D. C.
John O'BTieu 81 years, a O street
northwest
Fil0men1 BrCuZd. year. Zl2 Arthur
place northwest
Catherine somers. % years. 1914 Water
street southwest.
George $. Cuslc5. i month. o N street
southeast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19
CONTRASTS.

Sisters in the DarIOr
Eating fudge and rocking
Mother I'm the back room
Dams the Christmas stocking
brothers gone a-skatIuE.
With his chosen honey
Fathers fin the office
Sweating out the money
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19

THE ORIGINAL RAT CATCHERS
have arrived In town ready for business
ali work guaranteed IDSMER a. GET
FINGER. $40 Pa. ave. NV jal9-3-
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the T'Iazee-pofomac Laundry Com
pany will Dee held gH MONDAY. FEB
RCARY, I. 1893 at 3 O'CLOCK l.. IT..
az the main Office of the company. ls-l
and ID SITS. NV.
Il p. VI BE.NER. SecEeLarE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19
SEWT 6 MACHINES

Singer high arm, $40, Wheeler & Wilson,
sss Domestic. So New Home. IS; American,
81 All in good order and guaranteed *
ROBERTSON'S. 1910 9Th St uw. Sewing ma
chimes sold OF rented. J9c weekly Ja1a-a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19

The person who first advanced the
theory that two can live as cheauIv as
one IS responsible for most of tire un-
happiness IN this world
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19
DYSPEPTIC PHILOSOPHY.

Most Of us feel that we could bear
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19
Piles CuREn ~ 8 TO "a DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT fs guaranteed % cure any
case OF Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Pr0trudiuE
Piles iu o 20 IA days OF money refunded SOC.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19

Make others believe they know more
than YOU do, and you will DE exceeding
ly popular.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19

Or course d husband should ten his
troubles 20 his wife And she generally
sees 70 II that he has plenty TO tell
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19

Rock Point Oysters, Very Excellent
Quality. SOC gal Always fresh shucked-
Lee j. Roberts. III 10th NV, phone 7uR
js1g-304
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FhiIa. 60 90 60 Honas-

5l3 nth Ct. uw- Phone u. ESQ Specialists
iu Sea Foods. Try cur Famous single Fried
Oysters. jzI8-gdt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19

ARTHUR C. BLOCK. Carpenter and Builder.
formerly at % II st. n7., has removed to "a
9Th ST NV best OF workmanship at reason
able prices fsIt-7H
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-19

JOE GOLDMAN. Merchant Tailor, 14fI
n ne. Lowest prices. finest work. Clean
ing. pressing, repairing. de29-tu. th. subj
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BROOCH PIN FREE

HEOD|H TIN INLL
With so Fiug-POug Photos. z5c. Crayou Pa-
trait. EItS. Pastel E-gS- ELINN'S OIL
RELIABLE STUDIO. Asa Pa. ave. jaii-itr
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INAUGURAL COMMITTEE.

Washington. ID. c.. Jan IS. 1909
THE ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
Grand lodge. f. .. d T.. viii be held
in I. 0. O. f. Hall. 9Th street NV. COM
mencing with WEDNESDAY EVENING.
JANUARY 20TH. 1893. at s O'CLOCK.
W f. CLAPP. Grand Secretary.
jal8-2t
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UNDERTAKES.
J. WILLIAM LEE

CEuGGTAAGE AND LIVERY,
SO Pa ave. n, ", Washington. D. &
Telephone Main 1885
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
HENDRlCKSON'S IOUR LISI
Copartnership Dissolution.


ATA SPECIAL TERN PART II o. THE sUPREsr5
~ Court he'd The Court House. IN Jhs Boroug1 q
Manhattan. q New YORK. the l4rh q
1909 Present Hon Charles L Guy. Justice
Of the voluntary dissolution q the Zucchl
Manufacturing Company. a domestic corporation
Frederic West NacDunal3 and Emile O Zucchi verified
I98 Whereby IL appears thar they all % ths
q the above named corporation.
corporation created by and existing undsr the
stockholders the creditors cor
said corporation be dissolved and
for final order II the dlssolvn cn1cra-ioi
and appointing Macdonald thsrs
Of: motion q Ronald X Brown attorney f1r sad
petitioners it -
ordered that persons in the corr-stion
hsfore Jris Special Tenn Part
thereof the hfh of October. 1903 the openrE
~ The court on thar day or soon thereafteE esl
be heard why the said Zucchi Manufacturers con-
pany should not be dissolved
Enter CHARLES L GUY J. s G.
Special Term. Part II. 0f the supreme court
the County Court House in the County Of New Ncr
IN tha BorouEh or Manhattan. the th day of
1903. Present Hon. Edward 2. Amend Justice
In the matter of the voluntary dissolution
Manufacturing Company. a domestic corporation
re1diuE and fling at1caEir q r. ErnNr.
verified august l-e. and on motion q Ronald X
First. That the order described IN
ard entered herein ahnut the day 81 Aua7sr
1873. be ana the hereby IS. vacated and SET ast-
Second. Thar the order entered herein
the date OF IT'S entry by adding the following tne-sto.
and IL Is
Further or--red thar copy of lth order be ma
lshed a. least onee il each week 81 the three weeks
IN - New 1oTk Law Journal and n ths New York
Tribune, published in the County of York bzg ths
Enter h A.. J. G
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
KE9 YORK AND oTHER GAS sEcuRITIes
eHlcaeo eRAln ANp PRoMsloNs.

taiesgn. SEPT i1-Early ~ the session fhe mar
- vas depressed b the enormous receipts 70 Ire
-e-AEsEt which were the largest ~ record.
r'-rnssg y cash wheat here snd .n the Southwest
fo-sVsE. TENDED 20 offset The liberal movement
lts sspie-nber delivery was again extremely -
iats sEe during the day soi6 between 8 oik and
l0k- december ranged between ssi4c and SSAo.
=. market closed strong a. almost the TOP. Sep
t-sE being al s. o55s- and December al ss'se
o Esc
neEeaEsd receipts and falling oh q Eastern de-
fzn1 20 the cash grain created considerable weak-
ttss IN the corn market but the late strength ~
ffszf caused hrTner feeling in the final hour
= q result q Increased offerings from the country
s pToe q the cash grain declined from lc 20 ilkc
70 Earks; ciosed steady. with prices a shade
.tnsr % stc lower. compared with the previous
c,ss
"tekneEs q corn prompted moderate pfoht IAA-
g n oatg. which resulted IN heavy tone The
enotations showed gains u shade 70 'te.
fipEgsions were Vsnk vita the exception "i
- s'nbsr pork The feature of trading was the
-oA1ing o a large line ~ January pork ~
- shcktr ~ are close September pork was
IA. Wkiis the remainder % the list vas nc
we 10 itAec l01eT.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
NEEkLY ENP0RTs

BEEVES-Reeeipts fcr two days we're 254 cars or
the market which IS Jersey city and Is
Sow prices erFga lcslso TOP ETasss Iss S Ssdsl
So94os below best prices obtained last wesk Bun.
were also lower thin cows barely steady: ARD medium
le Of steers mat arrived late with % the
steers we're Quoted a. sass 20 psr 100 n With ss @ ss
ssnersl price for prime oxen so5a a. g S9sS .. bulls
Dressed beef m moderate demand s4@1o4e Per n.
steady a. l2al4a per n dressed weight: refrserato-
saIes-Mofhersoa Co IL Virginia steers I4ss n Av-
srsEs Al Sc 60 per 200 ~ 90 20 oS2 r. Al So So . DO
a. IS ss p DO i32s n al IS sS 69is iios \. al
CO. ioss ib at S. as 10 a. lcsS ' n "a a. e & is a.
$50 n a. s.; 70 g. sle n 81 n at 81 10
Newton Co; Is Virginia steers 1881 ~ AZ So -; IS
ISs7 n at Sc a. ie DO i2ss n At So To- Is DO ISIS n
s. & ~ !. a. = ,qos n =, E a. & se iisa 81 dS & y is g e az s
o.. l2ss n At s. So Is DO iZ2s n At s. IS do il2O
5oss = N ,s g IS 90 West yi5sina , sEs4 = 1870 r g. s
Tohin shannon: 20 Virginia steers, 1909 At So 10
So DO SO n. 81 50. COWS SO n s. 0s i9 40 $40
= n ao al lS. 3 r. n al ., - q o IL qe a. l 80 n r 81 = ~ % VF
n a. Sc -; 20 DO. 1864 n s. IS 10 DO 1851 n
9 ao 1859 n Al s.; ssfsTs SIS n al 81 Sc; d.
sanders: 81 West virgina steers 1893 n at Sc 90.
Il do 1850 H. a. s. eo IS 90 l25s n al S. 90 ss ViT
iisT n IS 90; . Do liTs n a. IS Is; = Kentucky
do 1OS6 n. al s. 70: balls $50 So co. III
=, At s. 80; 40 $50 n Al $ 2s COWS. SEQ n At
elo n at 81 =: Il Do $40 n. at 81 rs: 10 Do go n
5 Judd & Co: bulls sss n. at IS as: DO. 40 n.
At g 76. COW $50 az 81 75; DO no 81 90
@. Curtis & son: bulls. 1910 n. So Is; 40.
1870 n a. 81 60 . do ss n a. s. 90 Do sso p a. a.
DO. 500 10 al s. =; %. SIS ~ AZ s. 90 s9 90 esl y
q q s ~ rs 90 a. g "a Is 'TSa n Al s so 40 ST
n. AZ S. ao 81 n AZ 81 @; - e!s n At s. 3
Nelson g McCabe: bulls, els n a. g 1e is a. -
n S5s do 500 n 50 so 1dt - ar 81 y,
do. T52 =, at S 20s heifers 80 y AZ sis soNs
s. aS: a. zs0 n. st ss ao sss s. Is d. 44o
~ a. s. =; do 6z6 n al 81 s..
Feii~4 N'-isht 4 Ca "a hull. ST. IS 40. &c.
7e2 = at IS 5e do. rs 10 s. IS 5ss n. a.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14

NeE York, September Is. 1909
totk kEE-Whis foreign markets we're higher. the
- e@I.se 1nsEAe' atsr opening steady at unchanEei
ITes eeed on partial points under scattered trade
selling IN the ahsercs of bull support feng
stesay net Cnehsnged . points lower sales were
ported @ 1ote hags. including September 55c, De
eI1er Al s5c March al SIS and May 65c. There
~-lE little tendency
direction OF cscounng expected being
~ the eKisence Of The conditions by
ire various Nslorzaton lawn market very narrCw
ana huctuaies readily Nkparattyely small volume
ot business Il Is 20 be dOubtS whether the partial de-
lurugean markets reflected anything more important
tzn this phase q the situation
Gt 70 suEgeSt any change in the atttCcG and
te seallng seemed 20 he chiefly in the - he1ges
~ > reis. and Santos unchanged IN spite the
heavy movement receipts ports being
bass. against 5000 last The market Havre
= franc higher at TIE of the local opening
= franc q TIE advance, while Hamburg = = pfg
hEneI New York EsreholEe deliveries saturday
Only T6i2 bags bat the Increasing visible supply
= have little eject on spot prices either here abroad
TIE market for sHat coffee Qaiet hat steady Win
quotations the basis q &c Tor RIO No : The total
warehouse deliyerss IN the United tho
1889 bags against Us 3O7 LAST eek snd
last Ot the amount Nea had 42.os4
tags Ine weekly ceaTauoes and shipments from Brasil
ian points durf1E the Eeek follows Total clear
ences from Rio 80 GO tags. including 5000 @ the United
Cape. River Plate and q
Santos cle-alces 5T6 0o haEs inclu1inE h5do TIE
lntte1 states $1,000 70 Europe and North Africa Gat
100 70 care River Plate and tie q South
70 ire Cuitea states and 244.@D to Europe Bahia
weekly receipts n 0oO bsgG. IS Tha
81 tSo an santos for iae week totalea Sto.u has
AGAINST SStSe last week. Sisooo ast and sS 90
1zc
Tas q: oontrac; prices in the local market
day folsous-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-14
nt7aot prices n q local rnarket -

re lfa4 Inafkei Tor fret ccffrn and *
5s-F u E1lss 10 5qhs ss s5iaae aas "a y eSs fr
isoEi Mobile easy sa asess6Esa a. l2ss Ssiss las
halss chsrsston easy sna -tc lover iiRe Norfolk
FaEtE Essay ana 4 ios1er Al l2c saies ~ Fsies 81
Los,s ssa5y aoa gnehsngss4 a. Y e-lse Iuis Ro-s
o5sr e. IN ,slsf sl2 ealss SsT oIleaHs 9olet ard
quiet and lower a. ii7te. Memphis STEADY ana &c
, llsz lsvsT =. i2s sslss 81 bale. Tstiraate;
- 81 = q rs P61s, ioI ;a s &, S,.lVeslsa ron
s es ss' yesE m a.. 2, As~ orsaRs .s fo@ 400 TO 2eo
cotton EEebars. speeislsspoal esses: srot cotton
eEgort 800 AaeTiesn. 100 imports 10 600 American
a. si6 6eis 5teihs eass sss a. epssa ss asrT
1sgtss polnit ssntsrnber So senenbero October
ssa1eT eti:d; JsnysTy February and Feera
an9 JgHs-Jqy. esz'sd; Juy-A AaEusi $500 Manchester
sIorR ASD WKAI1Tbsre ts '1'as %as raosera,. lo.,
- -ess AZ, a5sas N noe & oaF & ,s ssle' es9s N fr5ins
TRehs5Eel I'se nosT Vss 2 agei e. a, re ei1 fies ye
EKchsnEe sprng patents s. loass 70: winter straislt
Nf5 80. 30 winter. 81 s5aS4 Is extra NJ win
F2II-steaay o1s,ssM; a. saiT to Foos s. g'as4 -
c1a,ss Kim died 81 "a BSG MEAiFts5a, cote Il
Frs vhits ana yellow 81 eoasi IS; coarse 81 50eSi
81 7e; standard middlRs 50 10 aopE DO s2s r dog
So SasSo Tsa Cog 81 co. hofniny chop SIS 80 bulk
7GsaIN-wiEAT- AT-The wheat market to-day
decided sgIe 70 those 10 haa nggrea on lower prices
Tsneeion these big arrivals brief decline after
tshei ana ths support which nmeaiael followed came
IRON such good quarters thai prices Immediately
sonaed and for The balance q the day decidedly
e-,or-nnf The fn New York lssc higher
80 el,ont as much up Chicago with the exception
rhfc showed leading
5000 ac higher one explanation of the advance
thss eertaa bg N chioaso had covered their
shors wheat and gone long q the market for turn
-1,ter version fhst the his uoveneHt had not
s,f,es N Riy accumulation of stocks interior points
- hss als receipts would have result N more surplus
s~~a fhe markell would - anerfec. Although the do
s-et. ,trsie Increased s7s0oA hush for ihq week Il
- T,osfly al Duluth and the lakes. 4he Canadian
sisbis Increased eoSoo bush making re sotal gaia
- 900 hush compared Win an increase -ast gsaE y
f.r contriss q aoiH0oo bush, There vas 5000 cea
b9t- T~I<dsv fhe close result -
= r.he rrooFtns serious damage n the Ar
s..-e ~ lorusfs The crowd alkc hclenf WntAt 81
=, tse SortAvcst which check TIE uofsrttnt