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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
UP TO BAN JOHNSON.
Lajoie Hitting Affair Put In League
Presidents Hands.

st. Louis, Oct. 13.-President Lee
Hedges Of the st. Louis Browns gives
out the following statement on the
eight hits secured by Lajole off the
Browns in last Sundays double head
er:
Regarding the Sunday affair, have
placed the matter in the hands OF b.
b. Johnson, who will investigate.
Therefore 1t would be unwise for me
to talk at the present time. Blame, If
any, should be placed on the particu-
lar person or persons and not on the
club collectively. Mr.. Parish, the Off
cial scorer, could not score other than
he did"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
BURGLAR IN SUMMER HOMES.
Steals $3.50 In Jewelry, a Meal, Suit
of Clothes, a Bath and a JAG.


of Clothes, Bath and a Jag.
MiddletOwn. \. Y, Oct. 13.-A bur
glar visited the country homes Of two
New York families at Wurtsboro and
stole $50 worth of jewelry, a square
meal, a suit Of clothes, BATH and a
jag.
The houses ransacked We're those of
George Wilson and John Renton, which
were closed up some days ago. At the
Wilson house the burglar cooked a
meal on a gas stove and wound it up
with champagne he found in the house.
He was apparently overcome and
went to bed for awhile.
When he got up he took bath and
donned suit of Mr.. Wilson's clothes.
He then cut up an umbrella and made
a mask, after which he went to the
Renton home, where he secured $50
worth of jewelry. No clew of the
burglar has been found.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
KILLS HIS BROTHER.
Murderer lntimates That Quarrel Had
Existed For Years.

Baltimore, Oct. 13.-A quarrel of
many years standing eliminated here
in the murder of Harry Scherr, twen-
ty-five years old, by his brother, Louis
Scherr, twenty-five years old, of New
York city. The crime was committed
at the dead mans tailoring establish
ment In East street with a knife.
Louis, who was arrested, told the
police that he and his brother had
been enemies for years, but he would
say nothing as to the immediate cause
Of the murder.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
BARBER MYsTERIoUSLY SLAIN
Suspicion Falls on His Seventeen
Year Old Wife and Her Friend.

New Rochelle, n. ", Oct. 13,-Mys-
terry surrounds the murder Of Frank
Picchione, an Italian barber OF New
Rochelle. Mrs. Rose Picchione, his
seventeen-year-old wife, is locked up
by the police, suspected of the deed.
The police are also looking for an
other man who is said to be an intl-
mate friend of the young wife.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
POST SEASON GAMES BEGIN.
Giants Yankees Series Draws a Big
Crowd at Polo Grounds.

New York, Oct. 13. - New York's
army of baseball fans got up early
this morning ready for one of the big
gest events in the history of the dia-
mond. The rival New York teams,
the Giants and Highlanders, started
the much talked of post season series
at the Polo grounds this afternoon,
play being called at 2:45 o'clock sharp.
The club owners say that more than
10000 persons were looking on from
vantage points inside Of the huge sta
dium
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
SAYS POLITICS HURT TRADE.
Schwab Asserts Business Has Not
Been So Dull In Years.

South Bethlehem, Pa, Oct. 49,
Charles NJ. Schwab, president Of the
Bethlehem Steel company, in an inter.
view says:
THE steel business is very dull. Con.
ditions are worse than at any time
since i took hold OF the Bethlehem
Steel company. While we are running
our plant with over 80 per cent of the
regular force still we are getting no
new business"
Mr.. Schwab said the slump was due
to 1.-THE political agitation throughout
the country"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
MAN AND WIFE KILLED.
Met Death In Attempt to Drive In
Front of Pennsy Train.

Meadville, Pa, oct. 13.-While re-
turning home from Titusville Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel b. Winton were killed on
the Pennsylvania railroad crossing at
Tyronville. Somebody signaled Win
ton that he had time to cross ahead OF
the fast special bearing officials OF the
road, and he made the attempt.
track when it was struck.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
BRITISH YACHT AFTER KING
Close Watch Will Be Kept on Manuel
During Trip to England.

London, Oct. liking Manuel of
Portugal and the queen mother, Anne
lie. will be brought to England on
board the royal yacht Victoria and AL
bert.
The yacht, commanded by Commo-
dore Palmer, left Portsmouth for Gil
braltar following an audience which
Commodore Palmer had with King
George.
On the journey to England and after
he arrives here the closest guard will
be kept on Manuel for fear he will be
the victim of an assassin
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
vENEZELQG MAY LEAD GRE
Cabinet Resigns-Cretan NotAbi,
Likely to Head New One.

Athens, oct 10. - The clu'u,t. g..
which NJ Dragoumis was tie .J.emier
has resigned.
1t is generally believed that Il. We
nezelos, the Cretan leader who was
recently elected member Of the na-
tional assembly us Greek representa-
tive will be the new prime minister.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
Boy Accidentally Killed.

Saratoga, n. Y, oct. l3-Roger Da-
vlson, the eleven-year-old son Of Ralph
II. Dawson. a foundry proprietor, was
shot and killed in the woods near here
by the accidental discharge of a rife
In the hands of a companion.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
A DOUBLE SUICIDE.
Mother and Daughter, Both InvaIids,
Turn on Gas.

Rochester, y. Y, Oct. 13.-Mrs Cla-
ra Dolbeer, aged siXty-two, and her
daughter Mary, aged twenty-nine. died
from asphyXiation. Their dead bodies
were found when sister of Mary
with whom they lived returned after
two hours absence.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
HUSBANDS DEATH KILLS WIFE
Woman Sueeumbs to Sorrow on Board
Steamship Tender.

Cherbourg, Oct. 13. - Mrs. osywn
Conant, whose husband died at Di-
vonne-les- -Bains last Monday, died
aboard the tender Of the steamship
Kronprinz Wilhelm.
Her sorrow because of the death Of
her husband, coupled with the strain
OF the journey, caused her death.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
FOREST FIRE DANGER PAST.
Work of Helping Refugees Most I'm
portant Consideration.

Rainy River. Ont, Oct. 13.-After
nearly a week OF fire and fear people
are again beyond danger OF being
burned TO death at any moment.
For the next few days the work of
helping the refugees, most OF whom
have lost all they possessed, win be the
most important consideration. From
all accounts every part OF the country
will do its share
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
DR.. CRIPPEN INDICTED.
Trial Will Probably Begin on Tuesday
Instead of Monday.

London, Oct. 13.-The grand Jury
found true bills against DR.. Hawley II.
Crippen and Ethel Clara Leneve.
charging the former as the principal
and the latter as an accessory after
the fact with the murder of the doc
tors wife, whose stage name was
Belle Elmore.
The trials probably will open on
Tuesday instead of on Monday as at
first expected.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14

DEAR SIR:
No doubt you noticed in this mornings issue of the North
American communication addressed Hon. Boies Pen
The communication is timed D. October 10th,
and requests within 48 hours The time will expire
p. m. October 18th.
1t has occurred in view of the of the comuni-
cation which appeared this morning, that you might desire
copies of the issue of October 18th for throughout your
county
We do print papers except ORDERS hence if
you desire additional papers for will be necessary for
you write telegraph that it will reach later
than 700 p Wednesday nightOctober I2th stating the
number you and where you wish them These will
be billed you at the regular of per copy
Yours truly,
]. D. LAMBERTSON,
Mgr. Cir Dept. The North American
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
FAKE ATTEMPT TO FORCE
TENER OFF THE TICKET

The threatened and badly exploited attempt of the North
American to make expose relating to John X Tener,
out to be nothing less than contemplate
scheme to boom the circulation of the North American If
they had any proof why did they publish once Why
hold back for S hours Answer In order to their Cir
cuaton manager chance send the following letter:
The circulation manager knew that there would be de-
nand for the paper and had hours get in his work and
orders
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14

Weather Probabilities.
Fair and cooler, with moderate north
easterly winds.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-14
STRIKERS VIOLENT

MUCH DESTRUCTION IN FRENCH
RAILROAD TROUBLE MOVE
CALLED INSURRECTION- PRE-
MIER DECLARES THAT STRIKE
Is BUILT ON CRIMINAL FOUN-
DATIONS
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
o-HER CATTLE MARKETS.

CrscaEo MAJ T-CATTLE-Receipts 300:
steady. beeves s. eoGss 81: Texas steers. 81 30
ass 4o. Western steers. - s5Gss s.; stockers and
feeders So aoqss 6S cows and heifers. 81 1o9
3 S5- calves f6ass .. FoGs-Receipts. 10000;
Isc lower light. So 2o4Ss 55; mixed. So e0Gse 50:
hesey. So 2oass 5!le; rough SO 2oass a. good
e.fk of -ales- 81 45ass so SHEEP Receipts,
? GO. steady. native x425ds7 50; Western.
o. 5o6fT 50; yeErlirEs sTQSs IS; lambs, native
s. 9Hasa: western s. 2JS7ss 10.
East Buffalo, Mav Ca TTI-E-ReCe.pI 800,
s.oE TEAIS-Recepts. $50: active and 25q5oc
iozs-. ss1se Few SIS -. HOGS-Receipts.
$40. h.zyI. SLOW and 1920 lower; light, &C
sir- and Eteady. heavy. 81 eoGs1o. mixed, sIo9
80 I5. Torkers SO ioasfo -. rouEhs IS so3
% =: stays g 50d.s -. dai-ie.. s. eeasIo -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 900: sheep
s-czz. lambs active: lambs and yeerlinEs &c
nEhe-. lambs 81 eJ7ss so: yesriings. s. 759
s. =
CiacinaEa- MAY 7.--CATTLE-Rece eipts. 5as:
-,fet ana about steady: fair good shippers.
IS S56S7 ~: common s. 756s5 80 HOGS-Re-
oeiprs s5T: SLOW. pc lower. butchers and
eHfr-e-s 81 6aGSs 30. common IS 5oGS9 75.
eEEEP-Recefp+s 2IS. steady 81 1885 IS.
I.ANBs-Steacy. s. 75Gss X.
PirtsburE. MAJ 7-CATCI.I5.sUPply light;
choice g eoGss I5. prime. s. 5ofsT s.. SHEEP
supply fair: prime Tethers. Ss eeqS7; culls
sa6 common. s5GS4 so lambs. $5d%s I5. YEA l.
CALVES ssfsS %. HOGs-Receipts fair; prime
r.zz-es mediums heavy sn5 light Workers and
Pigs $40 roughs IS 5odss ..
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

new 1orE, May !. 1910.
AIN-WHEAT-Rsther quiet. but hrIn
closing at net advance Of LGl[c The Liver
pool nErt1et closed on account OF the death
Of King Edward. but at unofficial opening
prices were S61Tc higher. due 10 the strength
in America and predictions Of small world
shipments TIE feature in the American mar
kets was the expectation of a buiish govern
ment report On Monday and nervousness on the
part OF May shorts in Chicago The government
report will be published at l o'clock Eastern
time. and WILL give the acreage to be harvested
which zill compare with %. S7l. GOO last year,
when the amount abandoned 2, 163 900. The
acreage planted last fall 33 asa. 600 and the
condition Of the winter wheat Will compare with
SOS per cent in April and $50 last year. May
in Chicago advanced TO 81 15A. or within sc
OF the high point Of the entire season. Cash
markets were firm IN the West and receipts were
small Export bids were out Of line, but offer
inss vere comparatively firm No red here
quoted 81 Il. nominal, c {. and No Northern
81 y u nominal. opening navigation. The New
York o'clock close was: MAY. 81 Is. nominal:
July, 81 III bid. and September, 81 i0js. nom-
nal. CoRN-Quiet. but while price changes Were
small the tone steady. At the close the
market steady unchanged to 1.c decline.
No ? corn here quoted 69isc. nominal. elevator
domestic basis: export No 2. 66lec. nominal
B. OATS-Inactive, with small price changes.
but steady in sympathy with other markets;
prices at the close were unchanged. Cash oats
firm. with natural white. 26G32 n. 46d4S i2c.
and clipped white. 34642 10. 4Td52 nc. RYE
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

FLOUR AND MFAI-Flour steadier. with
moderate improvement EN- t in demand, owing TO firm,
81 so. " winter stratehts s4 sass Io tents b n, @
ents 50 25gs5 6o' spring clears, 81 3oas4 so: ex-
ter So s5a$4 10: Kansas straiehts 81 eo9sS 10.
RYE LOUR-steady; fair to good. 81 25as4 45;
choice to tanssy g. q Sc s 49qSt 60 coRNMEAI
yellow. 81 4oasl 10: coarse. 81 25qS1 80 FEED
Western. spring: So s5; standard middling,
bran 500 . bulk. 50 y sacks n5idiline s2s .
ds2s 75: red dog. sac; hominy chop S28 so bulk
Provisions Easier early, Selling down
under considerable pressure due TO larger re-
ceipts of hogs than expected and lower prices
at the yards Near the close the market
rallied and final figures We're steady. No
sales of lard on the, future market. FORK
Si5asis: family. s19@ $50; packet. SIS 5OQ
&steaiy. ; sa4 a s2e DRESSED HoGsHBa-
cons 1Sjs G $50 lb. 19l4 c; $50 H. I3lkc: 40
bellies smoking. 1Tc, 10 ID, 16A G16lkc: u ID.
15s.c; il lb. 151zc: picked hams. 16a161ec.
AIICW-t0uiet: city. 3-16c; country 6sz n
Issc. LARD-Easy, middle West u a il. l0c;
citv 12A G12&c: refined. South America.
conpound quiet. IoQ10lkc sTE1RTNE-
Barely steady; oleo, i6c; city lard. 141sc
SUGAR Refined steady and unchanged;
to-day. Raw here steady to firm. but quiet
Offerings moderate Spot prices: Centrifugal.
9e test. 4-Soc; rnuscovado, 50 test. 3soc, and
naolasses sugar. SO test. 3.55c.
RICISteady but quiet and unchanged.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Steady and un-
changed.
METaLS-IRON-No change in pig iron
certificates Regulars quoted: May, $40 80 and
June and July. Sl6 80, all asked
NAVAL sTORES-Firmer for spirits tur-
Pentine. with full prices quoted here and at
Savannah. Rosin and tar steady.
0IIS-Refned petroleum steady at recent
prices. Linseed oil was quiet but firm and IN IN
changed PETROLEUM UM-Standard white bbls.
New York and Phila. 7.75c; bulk. 425c; re
4 water Whlte-
bulk 5.75c; cases. 11-65c. LINSEED OIL
American seed, city raw. 81 a SOC; out-of-town
raw. So a SIC; Calcutta raw, SOC. LARD OIL,
ST 30 "a 81 -.
COTTONSEED OII-Inactive but steady,
closing at points advance to points decline.
Sales 5000 bbis. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. May :, 1910.
an for slaughter. 10 trade in live cattle: Feel
ing stead. Dressed beef quiet and unchan nSeo;
N5 iarer .abfes from cattle and beef markets OF
Great Britain Exports to-day, i.132 quarters
Of beef.
CsLVES-Receipts 311. all for slaughter.
None offered FOR sale alive teeIins 2t sIrat,y
CIR dressed veais selling al ioal &C, country
dressed calves, 7Ql0Ac.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, Il cars, or
saS head fnrlllling 3 cars for the market.
sheep and medium and common lambs steaGy
good ana choice would sci! strong If here me
Ters were cleared Common 70 fair clipped
sheen sold al $50 SIS 80 per loo 10; ordinary 70
medium. clipped lambs. $saSs 90 NO ~oo,.ea len
sfoety offered Dressed mutton slow. at l-G
al. a few wethers selling al 1Je; dressed
lamHs firm at 5glsc; country dressed hothouse
ianIfs selling at $3@$6 80; choice heavy. 81
cus. 81 80 mao ,,-., l,,,,, tor,,hs
- n, average. az s. per 100 N; II state do. o.
10 90 Indd ,yi = co. 249 clipped Indiana sheep 10
10. Sc . cat. .. q
H. SG 30
HoGs-Reeeipts II cars. or 2.o54 head. al
fo1. slaughter: no trade in live hogs: nomlnalS
firm. country dressed hogs unchanged
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
nEIamARE Is 9,I- MaTFR 4 ~ - GAP p "a

Opens MAY Il remains open until DeceuIbe-),
rs uuqUestiouabiy the fCest a2GppeC. 5-st ap-
pointed. largest and U-ost luxurious hotei n this
TegOn-a half-millian dollar hotel fo- those 10
seek the best in appointment, service. comfort
and location Its grounds and preserves occupy
entire sunset Mountain. the highest altitude and
coolest location tfevctd Of foss. dampness and
humility, uuOhstrucrad views % UagDtncenr
mountain, lake and river scenery from every
room No E0ise dust OF railroads public
highways. but within easy access of ooth. H0reL
IS new and equipped with over one hundred tiled
private baths. running mountain spring water
in all rooms. elevator. electric lights steam heat.
open log fires most approved water supply and
sanitary plumbing sun parlorS al floors
own farms and dairy OF registered cows. Entire
Whit. service. French chefs. Orchestra with
freGuent social diversions Billiards. bowling.
etc. Private riding academy. safe rorses and
instructors. New garage and hlEh-chass livery.
Golf tennis. trout and river fishing. boating,
shooting. etc. Special Inducements n rates
dt.rinG MAY and June and % parties Write for
tGOkIer OF camera views and auto maps coaches
meet trains. Fourth season same ownership
management JOHN PT~PDT COPE
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
NEW YORK.
PAVILION HOTEL, COTTAGES
And NEW BATH HOUSES
SHARON sPRINGs. y. "

SHARON SPRING>. y n
OPEN JUNE %. 1910
THE CELEBRATED WHITE SCLPHJ
SPRrSGS RATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
OPENS MAY IS. 1910
Highest award at Paris Exposition $4,000
and St Louis Exposition in 1904 The Bafien
Baden Of America Ranks with the best water
cures and watering places in the world Ine
air is pure and astclic and free from malaTlal
impurities. ITS SPPINGS-The White sulphur
Magnesia and ChaIybeate. its sulphur Pine
Needle and Nauheim Baths and D0uches IN al
forms and frTra I1ti0n. attract Thousands every
wear for their cicacv in rheumatism, soutr sktn-
T nA-yo,rs ana rnaIsriaI diseases. chronic heart
diseases. nasal caJarrh and bronchial diseases
The superior quality and abundant supply OF
water the variety OF applications and expe-
rfenced and skiTfuT administrators combine %
make SHARON SPRINGS the Leading water
cure in the country Perfect water and sewage
system. For amusement and recreation every
attraction is offered Booklet free
JOHN H. GARDSER 6 SONS
II Arc. RTauags~
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
NEW JERSEY

PS%TPS old bbf 500 75c: PARSLEY. New
ossa sT 81 sB s5S.4 Sgsssl Sasnsl basket basket
e. e. 80 n, 81 t50, Bermuda crate. SOC ST; RO-
MAI%E IN = @ Southern. basket 75c as1 %; Ber-
n,uda. crate. 75cQSt -; RADISHEs, nearby,
10n brnches 80 a 75c: Southern, basket. 20 q
zoe; RHUBARB. Jersey 100 hunches; 81
81 80: SCATLIONs, son T5c; STRING BEANS
green. 81 ass 80, Florida, wax. SEA So: green.
s. a 81 So. SPINACH. Virginia. bbl. p a SOC :
resrlt1- 40 a GGc: SQUASH Florida. white or
Yellow box S1aSi 50: Cuban, white. SIG
81 so TrRNLPs rutaba:aga b6i: S2c@$1 Is2 30
Me 100 lunches S4dS 81; Bermuda, new.
White box. 81: TOMATOES. Florida, carrier
SIaS s. SO: WATERCRESS, 100 punches 'oc
M 81 30
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
oNpoN WOOL AUCTIONS.

London. May 7.--At the wool auction sales to
day s12 bales were offered Ire shlaii , oiiers Is
we're readily absorbed at firm prices, especially
medium coarse crossbreds and secured merinos
Following is the sale in detail: NeW Soutl
Gl-dqffs "a Queensland zoo bales; secured Is
alsdd2s 2t,d. greasy Is 1da1s 2'sd. Victoria
200 ii9les. greasy 11dG1s Sd West Australia.
100 haies: greasy 6l@dm1s isd. Tasmania 700
bales, greasy Sddls IA New zealand d ! 900 ~
f.ara ~ Good Hope and Natal, LOCO bales;
scoured Is siedGls 9isd; greasy. 714da1s ed.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

Mr.. ". D. Savers, Of 395 Broadway, New York,
used the Blue List of The Evening Mail to obtain
hghclass situation for which his references endorsed
him.
The advertisement cost $500.
Here is the result:
Broadway New City.
GsuIsaea-rne .rer takes great pleasure in in @ aavs
of his advertsenent in the Blue List $500
in Of other papers aad vas advised BY
several friends; but conclusion that would
he necessary backing
wishing al
sincerely,
D
II you seek q star position and have the record
for integrity and ability TO fill it, there is channel
the Blue s-to which the heads Of the largest houses
every night in their search for gem employees.
Ism it cheaper TO expend $500 and get in touch
with houses you'd most wish to work for than to scatter
lesser through various other mediums and have
no replies worthy consideration?
It's business proposition
Figure it out.
There are plenty of good situations paying salts
factory salaries for which able men and women arc
needed.
And the big business of New York. knowing
how particular the Blue List is in it's Investigations,
sure that every Blue List advertiser has the character
and ability they require
Why not put yourself in proper line to get one Of
the choice situations?
Blue List success history is repeating. itself every
day, placing some competent, qualified person In good
place
Those what people write us letters about
- Call "Cortlandt 80,
Or Madison $40"
And the Blue List will send representative to
talk It over with you.
No tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA hot SPRINGS

New YORK Office. THE PLAZA.
Waters baths hotels and environments no
where equalled rheumatism; gout and nervous
disea ses cured. Complete hydro-therapeutic ap-
paratus. Japanese tea room. Golf. riding; dr,v-
Ing and outdoor pastinles Through sIeepes
leave New York 4:55 P. n. week days. Tickets
and Pullman reservations, c. & O. Office. Sos
I3roa dway, and Offices Pennsylvania Railroad
FRED STERPY. Manager Hot Springs. va
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
MOUNT POCONO, PA.

NJ MONTANESCA-I. D. Ivison. 200.
POCONO MOUNTAIN HOCSE-2oo.
Mt. PLEASANT-w- A. & H NJ. Leech
THE 0NTWOOD-Elec- Lights Priv Ba ms
HAWTHORNE INN-Ryerson w Jennings
FAIRyIEW HOTEI-W. K La Bar 90.
THE ELNIN-Mrs. a. SHUTTER so
P0CONO HEIGHTS H'sE-S. Edfnger. 40
WISCASSET BUNGALOWS & Dining Hall.
c. TIELENIUeFurnish Cottages to rent.
POST OFFICE. SWIFTWATER. PA
THE SWTFTWATER-100 40th season
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. May The Stock Exchange is
closed to-day on account OF the death Of
King Edward. All the exchanges in Liver
pcoi re also closed.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.

C0TT0N-AN the important cotton eN-
changes ofthe country were closed to-day. as
well Liverpool. OUT OF respect 70 the mem
ory OF the late King Edward. Aside from the
English and uncertainty 10 the in
huence OF the Kings death British trade
conditions there was nothing in the days de-
velopr1ents TO create fresh sentiment Re
views Of the drygoods situation at Fail River
indicated larger sales of cloths for the week,
and II was estimated that owing 80 increased
cuTtailment the sales were in excess OF the
weeks production. Spinners takings Of Amer
ican cotton for the week were Dos S37. against
26O $50 last year: far this season, $3.50, $50.
against 10036.01S last year The visible sup
ply Of all kinds is 3,4s3 aS1 bales. against 4
41T02o including 22o5.aS and 3.3S3, ,020
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

Paris. May Three per cent rentes
closed 12Iz centines higher al as francs 20
centirues Prices on the BouTse recovered
ard closed strong upon the theory that with
R5nz Edwards death the worst was over
ana also on the rurnor that the Liberals
had decided 20 postpone the House of Lords
issue % next year.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

stock all kinds sTs OGo 69s 600 ] .202 600 s42 90
Stock American 500 OOD 625 900 ! 0a6 0(0 ~ ouO
Afoat all kinds. 125. .o00 134. .o00 rs 200 IN 0O0
Afoat American. s., 600 q, 900 l46 Uoo @5 900
70 cables from Liverpool this morning,
owing the death OF the King.
FEE-SteaGy. prices closing at : points
advance 70 ! point decline. with sales of Il. $50
bags Offerings were small and cables were
fairly steady. I-avre being L franc lower
carly. apparently some apprehension
gardi-g possible developments following the
dee4n of King Edward. but before the close
the market rallied and final figures were IN
changed to :. franc net higher, indicating
confidence in the situation Hamburg was 4
p<eruig lower. Rio was ~ reis lower at $3.50,
while Santos was unchanged 4s30o for No
4s and $4,000 for No Is Rio exchange
London 1-:2d lower Is I-52. Cash
markets inactive but steady at sac for Rio
No :. Local contract prices:
YeSter-
Open. High. Low Close. day.
May.---...-- a40 $40 $40 64oT S.45 6.35
June -----.- GO 90 90 SO q $50 40
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08
The kITTATInnY

The leading hotel er Delaware Water Gap.
Pa Main hotel now open Every convenience
and amusement. Write for booklet showing
hotel auto maps etc 9 FRANK COPE
NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN
Where YOU can catch trout Rooms en- suite and
with private baths Booklet. W J. " D
PRICE Canadersis Pocono Mts-. Pa
New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

Berlin. May Prices or the Boerse were
Hrn Uich Americans above the New York
parity OF yesterday.