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New-York tribune., 1909-04-08

Frock coats for Easter are as con-
ventionaI as lilies-but last longer.
Ours are cut with lasting long ID
mind decidedly this years style, but
not too pronounced to be good next
vear-the black black which viii
never show a green tinge.
Ready to try ON tO-day-to wear
Sunday.
Frock coats with waistcoats. SEA
to $41.
Cutaway coats with waistcoats, $2l
to $50.
Striped trousers. s. to $12.
White and fancy washable waist.
coats, So to So.
Though our fancy Spring over
coats are not suited to wear with frock
coats, we've still a long story to tell
of new Spring OvercOatS that are
suitable.
Dark grays and blacks IN wide
variety and conservative cut.
SI5 to $40.
No man who pays 50 for an Easter
walking glove will have better glove
than the one we had made especially
for us in England.
S1.35
Speaking of England, have YOU
seen the Victor Jay" Derbiesz
We're sole agents. and just landed
five Spring styles in black and two N
brown.
S..
Lots of other Easter Derbies-
American made.
SO to s..
Silk hats. Sc and S8.
1t looks like a great Spring for
tan and Oxford shoes.
We're glad we've such an abundant
supply.
81 to Sc.
All sorts of motoring wear.
Owner and chauffeur.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores
z5s s4z 1904
at at at
Warrenst 18th St 54th St
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08

The Return of Esther" by Max Marcn, is
unusual story Of love and religious prejudiees.
See the Magazine Section of next Sundays
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise j:34 G:3I S2a Moons IS
HIGH WATER
a HSsudy Hook 80 Island II 90
= MSandy Book S:25 Island 9:33 Hell II :23
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08
WIRELESS REPORTS

The MsuTetania reported go miles OF Sand
Hook at 10 yesterday. is eXpected to dock about
2 IN Friday
The II. reported 543 miles Of Sandy Hoo
day
New-York tribune., 1909-04-08

"Van Asten's Visitor" by Allan Braqhampton,
a story of a "doctored" will, in next Sundays
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

cOTrOSAThe cotton market had very eIcited
irou report yesterday the gain being the more sen
ssonsl n that followed closely upon the heeS o.
Trious rapid advances and naturally carried The mar
m far aheue all previous high records for the season
TFsrs seemed particular speculative snort IL
isre but tie hush showing Of the crop report bough
rr T5ecenber sold at l2lSc. than 80 points
49,. the low record month. while the EeneFai
points on from the pest 10Y "li.t -, -
heavy the larger bulls seemed confident that sl! hlshe
values in prospect and last prices showed me-
pain Of about 81 10 80 points Previous 70 ne puollg
f Of the report had ruled quiet but steady
with prices holding within few points OF the pest 50
far reeosed, The opening had been steaay, het % IN
published October contracts were
u 0oc and December al II &C Inside OF zen
iz03e about 10 points due 10 TREMENDOUS
realizing followed but gave way before another
sp q buish activity which carried October 70 III
sz6 December 121Sc. noted above october closed
l21lc and December at 12l4c The government re
condition of 6 Ter under the ten-year average
year average production an acre Is ABOUT - PoaIlH
that condition this year is little under 70 per ct
q he ten-ye average. ana mat tns oullufn on ~
oHcisy estimated acreage might mean crop OF ll
under 2 coo bales The weekly movement hgures OF
The New York Cotton Exchange follow: Port receipts
270s bales against 1926 bales last year overland 20
mills and Canada ls 255 bales against 65T haes last
Southern rciu takngs estirnated). $1,000 baies
10 year stocks Al interior
towns 800 bales against 10 448 bales year; brought
into sight for The week 5o6l bales against i4l eaes
last yea- Total rop movement. Port receipts 7ss T9s
hslss against 257 year; overland 20 mills
ara Canada 1852 III bales against s02 SO bales last
year Southern NIL taknRs. 10000 bales. against i
q September l. $3.50 bales. against 7l5IT bales last
season. 152'l 80
o%s against l4'VSo.tso 5aeh 4as
sgnt during the month of June 2S6So6 hales sgalst
2ss9il year total crop movement is for
go DAYS this season against 30T dsys last season.
Is range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
was ss follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. July ?. 1909.
2st cars "a or g. s'7s head in
and IL he making. with the cattle held
ovsr Yesterday 2p cars q sold. Prime and choice
steers we're in fair demand and full steady: others
SLOW hut not lower: bulls and cows were dull bct
nrices unchanged The yards finally cared
Decent to choice steers sold at 81 60GST - per
100 III: bulls ut 81 5o9S4: cows at 81 25@A 60
Dressed beef slow but prices appeared to
be steady to choice native sides sold at
sH a I0ISc per 10. Liverpool and London cables
quoted live selling at 1874 14sc per ID, dressed
weight: refrKeratOr beef higher and selling at Lon
take out $40 cattle and 600 quarters OF beef for
Schwartzschd Sulzberger, 40 cattle Tor j. Shanl-
berg & Son and 100 quarters OF beef for the SWIFT
Beef Company philadelphia VIII carry out 1.oeO
ters for Armour & the Celtic. $50 quarters for
the Morris Beef Company and $50 quarters for the
Swift Beef Company making. with previous ship
Jncnts totai this for the week of S6u
beevea and Os1 quarters Of beef ports Great
saies-Newton & CO. 13 Pennsylvania steers. 1854
average 81 % per 100 n; is do 1877 H. at 81;
20 virginia do 11s7 III. So 10; is Ohio do. l@4s h.
at ss cow III, at So s5 do. 1l1o lh; at 81 90;
McPherson & Co: 90 PennsyIvana steers 1860 H.
At At 81 SO 90 7o ysPS m aS 100 1894 r. at s. TO- 10 Kentucky
1850 SO 90 90 DO 1919 10 az ssas 90 20 do d9 i1ss s
b. at so o2t 10 do. 1920 lb at 50 e2E 20 DO il92
h. Mt SO 90: 21 do If79 10. at s. %: bull 1880 II,
a So do s57 III 81 10: cows 1905 IL 81 - 80;
do SEQ lbs. at 81 TS' do $40 H. at - 10; s DO
S Sanders: IL Pennsylvania steers 1859 NJ at So 90
do 1900 s6 do 1854 ~ at So 90 20 virginia
do 1850 So 80: u Michigan DO 1253 n az 80 %;
ITO Ib al 81 DO 1000 n at s. 40; do 500 10 at
y ~ sbamberr & Son: 30 Virginia steers 1921 n at
So TO- do 1867 10 Sc 6S; 10 do l24O 10 at 30 0o'
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

4,
ccrxTF-rTba roTee market vas steadier to-HsEE,
OsrsrIrr seemed 10 be OF less Of tscter ooh
So - srd in Hayre. where prices were HfA an @
sssy The local market closed steady at neI AnNSn
hsstrS1o nonts Sales Tor the day were TepoTlea et
g -sS bsEE The market opened steady at u~hSahscI ~
-. points July being
e,ss he near month relatively nrm IN i1ANEe Ia
s., Ssre seemed 10 support at the stI I uu1
ld5 III, by leading trade Interests
~ bsvs been sustaining the near position ioT
w. ast and the near positions we've relatively hTl
IN. 80 ciose Aside from the advance In the Ftelcn
go there seemed be no particular eIcouSS
= fresh buyers the days news. HavTe was - ~ :
itIrbr~ al the hour the local opening while Ils
- Brazilian markets was a ceche oL
Receipts hardly - AeAEE
- ,,-erious iav still large. TeacilHg $500
80 A. tbe two ports against - 90 !ast year &c S'uV
Jundiahy receipts -Stco rags
~s,,, 1s 200 last year and 1900 two years ago I'm
e,-ss Ia Sao Paulo. supposed 20 he benencal eon
5sw ron standpoint. Reports received from brh1lI
- - indicate that crop receipts az santos
e. esT have been Of poor quality but the average
is believed 70 be good The steAdilese
various markets yesterday may
- -sae.ted disposition fear that the traae mas
tesn overrapid in d.scouutng expected decline IN
-bs spo situation with the increasing rev crop HioNe
The market for spot coffee quiet Win quo
,s.5a,s IN the basis Of "a for Rio No !.
RS snre OF contract prices in the local market To-Day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

white and yellow 81 e59s1 20: 81 65gs1 CO. FEED
81 "a s5ss g ss vs. .sss.
h0ny soP m q ou @ e ssss. 9 seasS fS
conditions the wheat market was I4Glc lower at the
on secuatipe % trade was rstred by the holiday
to professional operations The yerpooi market fe
the weight Of 6earish crop news from this siae ana
Berlin, but the Budapest market sc net higher As
10000 bush compafed With I472oSo bush
week while India sEpped SIS Ooo bush or anTTT Tn
was $4,000 bush. BUSH less than "a
endency toward increase and the fear OF larger
spP2or; before the holiday Adyces from the @
re S IN Tsas
sentiment among pcai on the other hard The
lime past Wss more Of standor than otherwise stating
cutting and hrashing had been DELAYED by freq1en'
with sprouting in shock Rust blight and snuI
& MsFe fT PePOpte ep9rv S bea in the local market
was 81 nominal in elevator and ahoat FOR
No Northern % Dguh 1 s. 86 and 20 h%Id brsa In
due 20 S GIP IN the e"Gsh GSdaso 0R wi1S
the close practically the low point and $a1c under the
previous night New York The weather was almost
were Of most nature. The Liverpool market
Sb6ut 2 6oSooo So bush in Excess previous week
Primary receipts amounted to 422eO0 bush; con ncb
mo active sales Including 2as here and 10 loads at
0 b nominal for old and 60h for new , Z b
Shoat Writer Sapmsn i; "a a. 01bc in the Chicago mar
ke favorable crop and stoI loss selling The
az n Ssc nominal: natural white % g 50 NJ 57@6o5tc
s1 a So eS.e noninai New New YoEs YoE
Wheat dncudhs houT exports the week & aec9rsps s
Bradstreets. aggregate 8l0s49 bush against 9e9
s7s04I bush against Goa s37 Tor the same time last
ssi & and for a e 3 y4 .ass SSss a 1f3''
oe i6a SEQ bush. against AZ. .o25 last year.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York July 1909

Imports 1915 bags beams from Mediterranean
either foreign or domestic The trade passng at the
6osF GOODS kidney nss quite & sfssaY late 5s af
So 52lz ds2 55 and price generally
BEANS choice. per bush So I5gss 90 fair
pea choice q se mped teGi @as3 ~ '@s3 aSoc Sc 60
s2 o5 do common to good 50 1oaS2 5o do rea choice
10 good ,9st2 white kidney choice s. 7oGs2 7b do
% DO onSn 20 % y raa 90 !a Snsy SS fn2 81
S2 2oas2 2 linn. csIl!ornia choice 50 o5 PEAS. scotch
BUTTER-Receipts to-day. 6Oe2 pkgs Rather more
doing to-day and the temper Of the market was nte
linclned 20 take hold, but jobbers required more
sales we're about in line With the figures given We
Sqot ne specsis & Rsr m m 2s@29e DO sktres a.
thirds. u E123c dairy tubs good
fpecias 2@za24c. extras 23c; do fsts. d22c; do
Te@ne ge r DO Do t1as Is1e western e-s, @ 39n
O. % @ 40 leg2o ~ Do thirds s NJ gsEa packing stock
cHEEsE-Recepts today s,o94 boxes The mar
ket IS closing the week rather quietly; and while no
what unsettled outlook for week uncertain
most receivers have considerable surplus full
cheese Many lots are showing more or less heat and
nouneed next week Skins continue plenty and slow.
rtrpoa Cable Finest canadan 'AD% new Sss for
both coored and white old ess coiored and COS
I4'zc eoiored large small fancy, 1s@c do white
skins iis IS specials lie; do SKINS gne ss 4oxe: do
fair to good. 7asltc: DO 49ee: do fun skins
EGGs-Recelpts to-day. oo7s cases. Arrivals are
ere5sins Top grades rule firm With demand Tor the
limited supply Of such medium qualities show
change We quote state Penhsylvana and nearby
pc DO hennery browns 2a2sc do gathered browns 3
sna @ sales TO rs's,ls,s % esessd these nress
81 G22lsc; do seconds 2oa2le do thirds sa19zc: dir
ERI'ITS2FREsTI-s lots of new apples arriv-
ing from Maryland and Delaware show irregular
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

BY per egnehss slasI 90 CARROTS nearly per 100
bunches fla$i 50: DO old. bbl or bag Si@k4i CAH
BAGEs nearby nat dutch per 100 s. Sog;4 DO snail :,
do small. 5Oa70c; CORN. Jersey per loo T5cgsi; DO
North Carolina. yer standard crate '5rGsl % -
CCMBERS. Jersey. hothouse per half bhl basket S2g
81 80 Norfolk per third basket. 2ca25e: do bbl
50075c MARYLAND half Dbl basket. 4opdoe:
CAULIFLOwERs Long Island: per bhi; I5cF 81
folk per O6quart ssa$s so; do Florida Per e.S
Sl4sl 90; GARLIC. New Orleans. per 100 10 soc 81.
LIMA BEANS North Carolina per basket; t2gx4; LET
TTCF state per basket 20<Oc; do nearby, per hbl or
crate iba4oc ONIONS Jersey. white. basket. T5cSi
~ yellow 75cqSl do Southern. per basket s,sa
soc. do per hhI t0dS2 OKRA. Florida, carrier
SiG$2 70 do per si6$2: do North Carolina per
carrier SiQsi so PEAS. Buffalo, large basket ocf
81: do small 10000: DO Long Island. per bag ycGsi
uprIver per T5cdSi do Jersey large per basks
4G75c: PEPPERS Jersey 6oS $l5tSi 80 90 Fds nor 40
PER basket; SIGsl 20. STRING BEANS Jersey wax PeT
basket 50e1S 40 green dac0<l DO NARY WY 'Vn
10 green 5n1ROc Is Baltimore. oOefloc: 90
green E0a9r. do Long Island. bag SiGSi 90
sOI-ASF per bbl bb crate. I5cpSl %: 90
white rer bh crat- 50casi do yellow crookneck tocsf
TT-RSIPS rutahaga, tbl. SluSl %; DO
white per loo lunches $i@si so: TOMATOES. Jersey
per bex 75GS3. Maryland. carrier &l4S =; 90
North Carolina SiaSi 90 10 Norfolk 81 2S " %: 20
Florida sqS2; do Mississippi per NAT case oop'oc' 90
Texa 78cfSl
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

TO THE HOLDERS OF
ERIE r. r. 60. PRIOR LIEN ~ BONDS.
ERIE r. r. co. GENERAL. LIEN a. BONDS.
n Y. l. W. DOCKS IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY BONDS.
BUFFALO & sOUTHwE>TERN X. X. co. FIRST
MORTGAGE So BONDS.
ERIE u. r. co. BUFFALO q soUrHWEsTERS
DIVISION SECOND LIEN So BONDS.
Referring to the previous notices Of tho Erie Rail
road Company the subject. tho undersigned Will
until further notice continue purchase at par
coupons July ist. 1909
j. p. MORGAN co.
l. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

London tin matks .1si was a. easy tsy
9Say sD6 and Soins s ii iss tof SSeiS ea3
easier. closing at 2sI5 90 2s,eSe SoFP KS
Z. Sq% % for SPOT Los&y n:
On the basis Of 1926 for lake. 1878 Y 4e
abroad advanced Is 3D. to AZ lss Cd. while It was
unchanged locally at +S5a +3c- a. sPELTEb
York Stog 5t5e IRoM was 6so5 aneaanSsa sa,ba !.
ass 3D. While locally No ? foundry northern was
2q2isa qes. at on th Ns YORK Prod1ee E4eSanse
little nTneT on near oH'hs o Sa''1 H,S and jus
sl5 T5 asl6 August. SIS 7bG$ie 30; septerheT *l9g
tS bec.nser . 9e'GnST g N0'am0' 'i00'i o anu
MoLAssEs AID sYRUPs-Moias,s. and syrup.
follow M6LAssEs orleans, ssn,5lfusai. com; \;
mon iss &c fair ls922e good 22 @Se PRTSs PrlmS .
OIIs-Cottonsesd oil vas nrm and hisher today today
speculative buying and covering over the holidays.
The previous night, sales, July. s62 o7e. 500
seed oil vas unchanged, Refined petrolsam
STANDARD white Sols 500 bulk 500 minneapolis sa
Philadelphia. 075c: water white New York bills
" ss rosFD ls't es aoGnsI
672c AuEust os4 ssse: seP:ember Haog &c: o osse,
57oc: Jandary. 5.73 s.74c March. 57oa5.s5e prime
LiNsEED oiI-Amercan seed, city raw 81 o s2c out
of-town raw. 6o9olc. Calcutta raw. 75c LARD OIL
rRoyIsIoNs-The provision mark., was sensrsny
zion hogae buying chieaso had only II 900 hogs aae
1000 0mSSG 5000 1S'' and i5e Vest 5000 FORK
Firm, Quoted: Msss. s2I s2l 30. family. s2l t22;
sI19sll 90 family SI4asl4 30: packet. sl2 5oa$la.
quoted 'Ga s24 SO bREssED HOGS oSoiea
5SsGH' ps3 $50 rf 1g2 D. i9 10 os @
n5m 2gotsd Smoking; l2& q ias; 10 ID l24 @i2Ee:
5 - ID. i2l1 I2+ss Is H. 124 9i2&S Pieked hams
a-iee soe.tTy. = 5-le as Isoles LARpz. steady
quiet Quoted: Ilkc Rehned lara steady. Quoted
South AmeIiGa i32'c Continent. !? 49e Brazil kegs.
Rs MRINE-Quet- Quoted; oleo. 1shc; city lard stearine
RIcE-The rc. marke. ru-d steady but quiet and
anshapge" oT6ns1 SeoaoTs f'i9% sareeninss % SgSS
g sbs5 P5s TN" P.tns ~ Go ehGiSs ssSsHc bad
sUGAR@The market FOR rehned sugar ruled steady
Sturdy and G Moaaa h0aay TR fodns o hH a
I..o cent for Gsh 10 faIthsf di'sonn'.
er{ssi domnoS IN cases q p BIB Sass 72oe Eagle
A. 5.2oc cubes Eagle 5-lh bags powde>,d and Eagle
confectioners grenulnted. BLOC; xxx powdered. &C.
Eagle b earons OF s nhG gFrng atea sSs
Do 515c' -ib bass DO sfoS; Sb Bags do Ssss oss
126 Dd 6 bag do .s: % and 20 ii bags do E9s
sonGsG'ionsTs, nns =. A. .e5e So 500 50 4G5o
10 s 425c 10 o. 2ec 10 10 4isc yS 10 u 4oc Ioc
No y 4osc: Nos 10, "A and 10 &C. No 10 &c with.
months Prices er 9od 'f az 6s a o f1 o'her
cad August and los for October to DECEMBER
The local market closed steady and unchanged. With
a.. s4:e .d and moIH'se: s.sar 50 slIe
ugal. fret hat July clearance and shipment at
Aide bass 90 test; and freight, equal TO 02c
and hmerica 2.s72s1s tons. assn- aao71s7 tons
Of stock is OIL TOMS sF"ns an Increase Of sC a
tons last week Total stocks and onosts together
1917 last year an increase Of T54 tons
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
A., Ia,o N at So 80: do IS IS IS do l22l
N at So 2S: do, 1885 10. at So ,.t- o.,

do 1850 ~ at So 80 1885 ~ at s6 2' IS do l22o
10 'iCAIVES-Receipts were T2S head. including 40
head for saughterers and ass for the market; @
Gemand and Arm to 25c higher: the medium anu com
mem .tock was slow 10 lower the pens We're
mon onr,on 10 choice sold IS 50q$S 50 Pc
AZ sb s5 No sales OF butterniIks reported Presse9
veais saiic for country dressed and f@Sc ior aeS1
siens Sanders: 121 veas 14T at $ so
-. Io9 n b0 do f42 fo IS 3T>7 Is do. l32 10. at
Is %; 4s do l3e n. S. 81 do lSS 10 at - 81 u
81 30: 5 srassers 2O2 N. al 81 - A. . l.
W r. Hume: 1O4 Buffalo veais lao 10 at - % do'
Andrew @ Mullen; veals. l2s n at &; q eus ia
n, nj 81 5O IL mixed calves. 'lse 10 at 80 s; III,
Tobhr & shannon; 65 veas. 40 10. at - 20 euiis
l4s MPhsrsoD -; & Co: veals 10 Ss calves 1s9
10 IS 5O do 22I 70 q 20; DO, iSS s !S al crs or
800 slaughtersrs and 22z tor
vhs arket making the stale stock. "a cars 70 be
sold Sheep moderate request at just about steady
css there was good active in lambs with sales
ga ~ common TO prime sheep s3G$5: 81 The
Was steady at Sa9lsc 10; dressed lambs at lS9lSe
with a few sales at Ice oo. ,-..,
lambs - n average. 50 100 ~ - do - 10 at
81 200 west Virginia do 90 ~ at So 10 do 6l n ar
90 S9 80 n n at g. e. = Ms.i HiFSns 5 80 se % a, s 50
ie Kentucky DO l1s 10 at 81 20 DO II 10 at IS % 800
do s6 ID at So go do % n, at S So 155 West Viz
eina do CO ~ IS SO: IS West Virginia sheep % 10
al Ssxton M & CO.. 1ss Kentucky lambs 6s 10 at 50; 296
1-ratnta 10 as m al So 81 10. 50; 216 Ohio
sssI, ioT m at s425: l55 81: do i3s 10
a. a. sS IS %; y K2sntuckY HrEl do lis n at 81
Virginia lambs. I2 n
s er 10 do ss ~ at IS do q So
o. Sn tea N Al 81 so: IS culls. SIS 10. at 81
Mcpherson & Co.. IaS Virginia lambs % ID al ss'
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

syer. fEnd OF August 1WlnteF shlPHlsHV' l7'01'
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

200 do SO n at 50; d. 81 n at 50 2s do S n ss
Ss - 7tO A. 6a 10 at 80 do 81 n. at 50 q %
a. "a n al 81: Virginia sheep. $50 10 al 81 u DO.
% FED 10 rSratz: 212 Virginia lambs. 20 n at So .:
a1S 40 10 10 50. culs So n at s. 9e: = virginia
sheen 121 NJ AZ 81 50; 2 do. I45 % at 50 80 -
: sanders. 81 Pennsylvania lambs, 6b 10 az - -
4ruIs4 81 al state yearlngs. 20 10
AZ g. s Pennsylvania do % n az s. 10 state snesp
T15 m ar tf7 n at - 90 90 90 ~ AZ 80
z c,IIs n ats goats. SO 70. al -
{ Judd & Co: Jersey lambs. 81 10 az - =
UOGS-Receipfs II z. cars. or l-tS1 n-do- N
cl,l5in~ half a car for market The teeinE vss
advices and good heAN% sNaeo 49,
estiI1sated 10 aring 81 9O9SSec per 100 n
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

Net rs az al United States ports during q $50
AS - al All United States ports week
Ys-s4s .F .ssF -............. ..-..... - s94
Tota ssp,s since September l........... 9. sn5 T54
rna--- IDS 20 last ar....... 235 800
Esso-+. ne week 3l.GS&
Tutaf :. ~ same last wear ........... 33 G22
Tote 1Ies since September i........-. oG6 40
sgolt Same date "a 1872
stces ntec States -orts 35S JOG
sgaTsi .. = - o.3 47o
sieck ., 81 Interior towns ............ lG3 3G7
sieof a. interior same time last wear fGG g72
S=oef =, -t,tiI1ol / Oe9 600
f'oeI - liverpool time last year .. .GG
sock N san aflaat for Great Britain. .... 5000
m .aAt year 10. .'.' I'M $1,000
sBc ss are thf net receipts
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

he local market steady. with
pices 80 pants middling upland and
y y FOR middlng Sales 49, bales Southern spot
s-sels were tslegraphed follows: Galveston steady
sc nsber at ll&c sales bales New Orleans STEADY
&C higher I2c: sales 2e5 Mobile firm. IN
= a4hEea a. l'=c Savannah quiet and firm. Ac higher
~ &c sales, = bales Charleston quiet and nominal
nlingtoa nominal Norfolk firm. &c higher at II &C.
- !" bales Baltmor= nominal unchanged at II nc
,,1sasia nrm. &c higher I2i4c sales. $50 bales
sse1pIls y firm slcc higher 1I&c. sales. 40 bales
y A1us tT1 &c higher At IIzc Houston steady. nc
rsel a. ll%c Little Rock steady. unchanged At llisc
1S,ea receipts leading points for Saturday: At
.seon 100 20 1900 against $40 last week and $50
Sse az NeW Orleans. 20 COO against GIG last
80 sno COS last year
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SEABOARD COMPANY:


which n annuncs 7 % Cp Mt Il
. rp o
RaI~ " .
h
stock
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
erpool weekly report. with comparisons. follows:

IN nanEe special Liverpool spot
e,no-1 demand. bales. speculation and
can: s American. 5000, imports 900 Amer-
s;sssv -4.le upland G33d. opened barely
Points -. point decline. Closed firm IoisM23
seIfertess July ana July August. G.41d August
Eotr-nt' bd. September October. ga I'D: October
her- eslo. November December. 82sizd: Decem-
Esres - ana January February. e.2Sizd: February
5uns-jgia leeasAprl ard Aprl-May 629: MayJune and
Sg.h - hardening i0i"s "'o '
eay Jit cotton ended Fri
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

mango. wf.t MEAL-Flour quofabiy
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s ar prizes a.ft & and without chang The follow
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
PARADE STREETS
IN W0MEN'S
toes

Parading the streets in the
coat and hat of a chambermaid
employed at the Louvre hotel,
Frank Brown and w. A. O'Neil
were arrested yesterday by Officer
Rivard.
Mr.. Rivard is a bit near-sfght-
ed but a careful look convinced
him that what appeared to be a
, woman was not woman at all.
He decided that the two men had
more Spirits" in them than was
necessary and dispatched them to
the city lookup, where they were
booked as drunk and disorderly.
They were fined $40 and CO ITS
by Police Judge Arntson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
GIRL ADMITS
bLACKMA|L
ADMITS SHE WROTE DEMA ND
FOR MONEY, THREATENING
no KIDNAP Roy,

(By United Press Leased Wire.
GRANTS PASS, Ore, Dec. IL.
Mystery no longer cloaks the
blackmail plot against A. N. Par
sons, a prominent realty dealer
of this city, who was offered in
In anonymous letter the alterna-
live of giving up $1,000 in cash
Or losing his young son to kid
hapers, who would MAIN him for
life by gouging out his eyes and
cutting off his arms.
Eighteen-year-old Dollie Nc
Kee has confessed to the prose-
cutting attorney that, under per-
suasion of one of her admirers,
she had written the blackmail
letter to Parsons. Her admirer
md the girl were arrested last
night. They were under sus-
picion for some time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
ICE TRUST
IS CONVICTED;
FINED $4,000

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Dec. II. = The
American Ice company, the ice
trust in which Charles w. Morse
was formerly prominent, and
which is a $40, 100000 corpora
ton, was yesterday found guilty
of violating the Donnelly anti
monopoly law and fined $4,000.
Counsel Sranchfield for the trust
said the company will be disso,v-
ed but this is not expected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11

Mildred Vira Elm, aged six
months, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Elm, 1414 East Twenty
eighth street, died late THURSDAY
might. The funeral will be held
Sunday at Q p. m.
N. P. Gas, aged IA years, died
at one of the city hospitals yes.
terday. Nothing is known CT
him excepting that he was a re-
tired farmer and a native OF
Norway.
Key-titting and general repair
ing. E. e. Peterson, 924 Tao avs
Roual Dairy Ice Cream Phones
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-11
MORTALITY NOTES

The funeral of Edward Har
kena will be held from Mellin.
gers chapel at 2 p. m. Sunday.