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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28
MORE BUILDING At
COUNTY SEAPORT
UMATILIA LITTLE FOLK
REMEMBERED BY SANTA
Every Child Receives a Present and
Coed Things from Public Tree-Ma-
sons Elect OfficerS-New Boy at
Stephens Home.
Especial Correspondence.) )

especial Correspondence
Umat la, Ore, Dec 2S-Frank Nc
Nurlin began today the erection of a
new residence.
Christmas Tree
The Christmas tree was grand
success and some of the numbers on
the long program prepared We're well
rendered. Each child in the city re-
ceived a gift besides candy and other
good things prepared by the ladies' of
this city. The queen doll was drawn
by little Miss Gentry.
Masonic Lodge Officers for 1912.
The following new officers elected
for the ensuing year for Tuscan lodge
No 1876, A. F. & A. M:
Geo. E. Butterwood, w. M; j. A.
Stephens, S. w; r. V. Brownell, J.
w; a. Means, secretary; o. r. Nc
Nabb. treasurer; John McNurlin, S.
o.; Earl Shaw, J. o.; L. Bullock. S.
S; L. W. Compton, j. s.; Dewitt c.
Brownell, tyler.
Midnight Mass.
Midnight mass was celebrated in
st. Patricks church Christmas eve
and Rev. Father Butler officiated, al
so preached "a short sermon on the
birth of Chr st. The choir under the
direction of w. F. O'COnnell sang
"Roswig's Mass in F." the solo parts
being taken by Mrs. ]. w. Linnon,
Mrs. Sullivan and w. F. O'COnnell.
Mr O'Connell also sang "Roswig' 8
Ave Marie" the music was of high
order. Mr.. E. Pound presided at the
oregon.
Family Reunion.
Mrs. A. O'Conne.l with her family
had a happy reunon Christmas day.
All the living members of the fam
lily were present and those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Switzler,
Mrs. Hukill, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ste
phens, Mr.. and Mrs. w Lennon and
Jas O'Connell of Umatilla; Frank o.
Connell of Midvale, Idaho. and Mr..
and Mrs Robt. Lingow of Wallace,
| Idaho.
To Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stephens, Jr.,
| a bouncing boy.
Personal Mention.
| Mrs. w. F. Higgins, Mrs Higgins
| and Master Emmett of Walla Walla,
/ are SpenulnS tHe HOlludyS WIFI wi
and Mrs. VIM. Davidson.
Mrs. H. C. Means and Mrs. Means
have returned from a visit to Port
| land
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Brownell were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brow
nell at Hermiston Xmas day.
F. w. Cline, has returned from
Portland, where he has purchased the
furniture for his new hotel.
DR.. Smith, the well known Pendle'
ton surgeon, was professional visitor
here Wednesday.
Mrs. John r. Crooks Peters is
visitor here today.
| ]. D. McNearney, round house fore
man. is in Portland.
Mrs. Larson of the teaching staff
| of the Umatilla schools, is spending
the holidays in Seattle.
E. C. Berg, former round house
| foreman, is here visiting old friends
w. F. O'Connel is acting city re-
corder during the absence of City Re
corder S. A. Saylor in Portland.
Cliff McNurlin and Joe Furlong
have returned from a visit in Port
land.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28
USE ALIENS FOoT-EAsE.

The antiseptic powder to be shaken
into the shoes. If you want rest and
comfort for tired, tender aching.
swollen, sweating feet. use Aliens
Foot-Ease. Relieves corns and bun
ions of all pain and prevents blisters,
sore and callous spots. Just the thing
for dancing parties, patent leather
shoes. and for breaking in new shoes.
1t is the greatest comfort discovery
of the age. Try it today. Sold every
where, IS cents. Don't accept any
substitute, For FREE trial package
address Allen S. Olmsted. LIE Roy New
York
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28
SHOES TO RAISE AGAIN,
Fifty Cents Per Pair Increase Is
said TO BE Likely.

Brockton, Mass.-Shoes will cost
so cents more pair, next autumn.
wholesale and retail, if contemplated
advances are made, and the public
must pay $3.50 for footwear which
cost 81 less in the autumn of 1910.
Manufacturers profess to be unable
to foresee when there will be a re-
duction. or when prices will stop 60
ing up. They are explaining the sit
uat'on in catalogues sent out for the
autumn and winter OF 1912 to distrib-
uters
Removal of the duty on hides by the
Payne-Aldrich tariff law, did not
cheaper them it is explained, and
prices of leather have advanced stead
lily An opportunity to prevent much
If any increase of price in shoes is
said to exist in agreements among
manufacturers and dealers as to
prices.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28
Gotch Defeats MunrOe,

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 2S.-Frank
Gotch, worlds wrestling champion,
defeated Alec. Munroe. the English
champion in straight falls here last
night. The first fall came in twelve
minutes and the second in eight min
utes, five seconds. each with a half
Nelson and crotch hold
1t was the easiest match Gotch has
had for several years. The English
man displayed scant knowledge of
the game, and Gotch it seemed to the
spectators, merely played with him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28
PASCO IMPROVEMENTS
COST OVER 5000. 900

Pasco, Wash.--At the meeting of
the city council City Engineer Joseph
w. Hamilton submitted a report
which in detail sets forth the many
municipal improvements made by the
city during the past year. A rough
estimate as to the amount of munich
pal improvements made last year
sets the figures at over $500, 900. Ac-
cording to the report of the city en-
gineer, these improvements cost Pas
co exactly 100000, the latter figure
including work now under way, which
was not included in the former esti-
mate. Among them is the municipal
dock, costing $4,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28
Morris Gets Decision.

New York, Dec. 2S.-Carl Morris.
the oklahoma engineer. outfought
Tom Kennedy, the New York heavy
weight, in eight rounds of ten round
night.
In the general opinion of those at
the ringside, neither of the white
hopes showed any advancement tow
ard their aspirations Of some day
wrestling the worlds championship
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28

from Jack Johnson. The heavier
Oklahoma man, weighing 22S pounds,
as compared with Kennedy's 215, was
considered too slow and Kennedy's
much praised foot work proved dis
appointment. The New York man
showed great gameness in taking pun
ishment He had so much the worst
OF it in the latter rounds that many
OF the spectators shouted to Referee
Dan Tome to stop the bout, but he
declined to do So
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28

When your feet are wet and cold.
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take a big
dose of Chamber'ain's Cough Rem
edy, battle your feet in hot water be-
tore going to bed and you are almost
certain to ward off a severe cold. For
sale by all dealers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28

Cincinnati-Two hundred human
skeletons were discovered on the
farm of Enos Hayes, between Cleves
and Elizabethtown. Ohio.
1t is believed the place was an In
dian burying ground or the scene of
a battle between the Indians and
white men in pioneer days. The dis
covery was made by workmen dig
ging a new road.
Several miles away from the Hayes
farm is Fort Hill, where white set
tiers once resisted the attack of In
dians.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28
SPORTS
Westergaard Wins Match.

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. 2S.-Jesse
Westergaard won his match with
Zbyszko, the Polish wrestler last night.
The latter agreed to throw Wester-
gard twice in an hour, but did not
gain a fall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28
VICTIM OF ITALIANS
KNIFE DIES IN HOSPITAL

Walla Walla, Wash.-Charles Roye
who was stabbed by an unknown Ital-
ian here on Christmas night, follow
ing a dispute over a pool game, died
at the local hospital. SO far no trace
of his assailant has been found.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28

When you have a cold get a bottle
o., Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. II
will soon fix you up all right and will
ward off any tendency toward pneu-
monia. This -emedy contains no opl-
um or other narcotic and may be Civ
en- as confidently to a baby as to an
adult. Sold by all dealers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28

Deep-seated coughs that resist ordl-
nary remedies require both external
and internal treatment. If you buy
dollar bottle of BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP you get the two
remedies you need for the price Of
one There is a HERRICK's RED
PEPPER PoRUS PLASTER for the
chest. free with each bottle. Sold by
A c. Koeppen & Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28
To the Point.

Speaking of etiquette, did you send
the dollar for those advertised in
structions on What to do at table"
Yes"
And what did you get?'
"A slip with one word printed on
it: 'Eatv Chicago Post.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28

Il had been troubled with constipa-
tion for two years and tried all of the
best physicians in Bristol, Tenn, and
they could do nothing for me-" writes
ThCs. e. Williams, Middleboro, Ky.
Two packages of Chamberlains
stomach and Liver Tablets cured me-"
For sale bv all dealers.
DIG UP 200 SKELETONS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28

After being under indictment for
four years, exMayor Schmitz may be
tried. So soon? Why this rush?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-28

gotiating with an eastern concern tc
use this cactus leaf whitewash."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
NeW 0rk. sept mher u. lHi T.
BFANS AND PEAs-Receiptr. Si25 ba

IeT York. Ssp,.meer g 20 1871
beans trade quiet ana offerings fair 'tp".
cialiv small white beans and red kldneN. I'D"
latter selling for export ~ So Soq s. 49,
scotch peas sceare NOS 80. o IN are +ob
Ming NJ 81 - EASS-Nsrrow. choice. 100
N. 81 ~ y 81 50. fair to good Sass - ne
81 10. pea. choice. 8 90. red k,drrssy s. 500
- eliog e. =, Ch sc g. 81 :, '' g . CO. 'i''
BUTTER Receipts 2O.O72 pkss Increased
arlrn-ss ara little higher PRICES on t"p
IN - change IRIS morning Of go tubs
-~esu1s~v specials a. 27L n p % and 80 TUBS
.v,rar ., cG0 eGi.o Medium qualities on-r-
ou' pretty we'll Factor and packing s,oGk
glow ana barely stead, learner. spee,Siss'
o. seroDts 90 agc third8 col. ~ II i.c
s.a,o Gair, trbs finest - 20 good ~
primo 23@2 Somm2s3 ~, 70 ., t1r 5 5g sr,.
504e seconds 49, q tee, factory. curr"nt
max. hrsfs. zoe; seconds 10 ~ 80. i'1N.
I7a1sLc packing s,och' current MAKE. no
CHEESE Receipts S4o1 boxes. market
rathor quiet though nrm on hlsn siau's.
,gcns 80 supriv trsde. higher asEine prices
shu, Of business Low grades vel clrrrri
Si.n11c Low grades rather Icarce -tat-.
-.boie mill colored SPECIALS. 10. 1870, white.
i3i.c small. c0lored. average. fanc,. ~
.i3tc. lafge 13iac. small white hvciag.
fqncv isaI3ilc large. l24c, lower sia9cs
rolored iOi4 9I2iec. white 1oiz n l.'sc aal-
sies best i4c Skins. specials llc choice
Ia gooC 10 prime sGgisc. common 10 ran.
4N7c hare Skins. ] 2 2 8c -
EGGs-Receipts 22.277 cases nder mo-.
eraf1 fresh arrivals or high grade ne ma he'
he e'rone a. q slighf improvement mo
grades unimuroved except COCA lT'' InI
checks which are higher ana htm fhH'.
nearbv whites In light supnis ana taNoflnt
he seller Fresh gathoed. extras cczen
- "a g6c extra frets u 4 &c nrsts, l'H ~.
e.o1ds 171Tce thirds ia 100, difties. No
49, n l6c. 40 , l5c, poor 20 fair. - = 70
checks GOOD 30 prime ia l4itc. pror I. .alt.
case 50 4OnSS 90. refrigerator hTtts, si'i ~
charges paid dozen 2Oi- y 10 "cpnns. i'4
200 thirds l5Q 17c. state. Penns' i'ahla ~, III
oeqrhv hcnrerv white fancy. lAf-r. nv 90"
IA n 34c TAR ~ good esd32c, sathefen. -'H
39c hernerv browns 2Gno7c gathered hroNl
and mixed colors. 2oA 25c, western s"'"'i''
,rlifes 20N 25c
T.TS~DRIKD-Future o. goi 49, ~
nles upstate weak. with october so a. ~,
le--to- prirne quoted 81 &c chops ~ .'
,eIs r b. state, and waste. = i''s'
state. New blackbeIries AID faspoeiI'eS e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Sept. g - CATTLE - Rtcelpls
81 40 a IS 40: western s4as7 stockers and
feeders s. 50 go COWS 80 and Rsisrs 1S
a4eTage so light n Sc s s. s. 90 mixed
81 40; heavy Sc s0gs7 30. rough. So 60 q
81 75ds7 %, bulk OF sales, SO IS 81 is.
tive S2qs3 so western. 50 4o4s3 So year
ings. 50 oOas4 so; lambs, native. s4ass Isl;
Western. 81 25d $500.
Kansas City. Sept. 6-CATTLE--Receipts,
1900, including 1000 soutnerns SEA nsady 70
Sc. fair 70 good. IS q SO 90: Western, 80 80 y
81 Is; stockers and feeders, So 59qs5 !Si
native 81 70 q 81 IS. heifers 50 25 81 20;
bulls. 81 \ - 80: calves. 81 5QaS7 20 HOGS
ers. 81 tjQs7 %. lights. s7o59S7 20. SHEEP
Receipts t3. 900 steady 70 &c lower. laTnos
earrings S q e Sc .s so Ts'h sna
feeders 81 50GsL
East Buffalo, Sept. s-cATT1E-Recepts. Is;
si efsr a, s 5oasio fH6Gs~Receipts $500;
Pgs siT9a s5 9 e. enx i9 e. YGgEers
stays sass IS diaries, s7as7 IS SHEEP AND
LAMBS Receipts, 400 active. sheep steady
smos 2Sc sss ss5s q 'a s Sc Fs shSep
mixed. 81 50gs4. ,-o.
active. good stednNs. 70 a hlldA' ii-4VA
GRADES siesdv: steers. 81 25d$7. heiters, 81 $50
s. 10 cows, 81 25ds5. calves opened active and
strong 10 &c higher at s3gSs 50 HOGS-Re-
cei1ts Az. opened 15d2oc lower: closing dull.
and late sales 2jT30c lower: late top ~ 30;
nscb.rs e. 25Ts7 80: stays. 50 25Gs5 10; com
mon sows 81 25dS6 80: pigs and lights. s5M
e. 80 SHEEP-Receipts. 2.4l1. steady at 81 "
asa Is; lambs slow and l5a25c lower at S@p
Sc ~. ,., ,,-,L,,
Louisville Sept 6.-SHEEP AND LAMBS-
Receints 256: for three days, 2.O25; market
steady: best lambs. s. 5Ods6, seconds about -
culis around the SO mark; sheep steady az -
dovn. medium and common sheep very duil
and draggy: fairly good inquiry fcr cholce STOCK
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.
St Louis Sept. 6.--CATTbE-heceipts' - t9n
srnnIv fair: quality not choice; steers, 20 sog
a. *. heifers So 50aS7. cows. $2ds6 10; south
/ az, steers SASS rs HOGS-Receipts. 242o,
/ ,rarlot moderately active and l5G2Oc lower
cLoi~s 40 to 1870 n. 81 45dS7 80: bulk of sales
/ a. 156s7 40. plain mixed and heavy hogs 81 tou
! e. 10. heat lights l2O 10 100 10. SIgsI 40; falr
/ 40 SsdsT: pigs 81 25ds5 20. SHEEP AND
u3e-Receipts . 2ss; sheep steady lambs
| i5I95c lower: lambs 81 50qS6 Gull lambs. -
Ss4- sheep 81 IJTS3 so: common, S2Gs3.
! pittsburg, Sept. 8.-cATTLE-Suppy lgnt
steady: choice. 81 25dS7 rs: prime. 81 15qsI 20
/ veal calves S9dS9 20 SHEEP AND LAMBS
supply fair; slow; prime wetheTs. s4qs4 10
cIiis and common. 81 50a$2; lambs SASS 10
/ HOGs-Receipts IS double decks; lover; prime
] be9yie. 81 20: mediums 81 s0nS7 go; heavy
! Workers 81 90GS7 o. light Workers 81 oUds' ~
pigs. sGqs7; roughs' 20 oOgS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour firmer, but in
active spring patents. 50 35as5 30; winter
81 so; spring clears, 81 90as4 So extra No win
ter 81 4GQS3 so. extra No winter SO 25aS3 30:
ents. IS 25aSe 80 RYE FLouR2Fiirrmni +s Fair
70 good 81 75G$4 s.; choice to fancy. 81 gOd
s. 10 CORN MBALl-Kiln dried. 81 50. BAG
MEAL-Fine white and yellow, 81 40GSl AZ 4 I;
coarse 81 35qS1 40. FEED-Western spring,
s24 Goas2i IS; standard ,middling, s27 50; no1ar
SIS 80 sacks; middling, SIS 1OaS82 % red dog
$50 go. HoMINY. ChOP-S2j 30 bulk s25 20
sacks OIL MEAL-S57 50.
PROVIsIONs-Easier early. but rallied. and
az the close firm. PORk-Cnsettled: mess,
SIS Z5aSi9 .; family. s2oaS2l; snort clear
family. Sl3 50dSl4. packet. S13GSl3 so: extra
India mess, sl9QS19 80. BEEF HAMs-steady;
cons. 1o7sc. $50 70, IO7.c: 100 n. I1isc: 10 70.
IIi@c; pigs 1l5sc. CUT MEATS Picked bellies
llisc. PICKLED HAMs-steady 14al44c
TALLOw-City. &c; country. 6Aq7c. LARD
Firm, middle West, 9.60a970c: city steady
10 loo Brazil. kegs 1190c. COMPOUND Firm.
~ a7'sc ARINE---IrreguiaT' oleo, i0q
SUGAR-Firm. with the American Nd -
points. The range is C4oQG.5oc net less .
Ier cent cash Tor standard granuiated, and
from the market. Raw moved up another notch
% J.6lc for fG test centrifugal. on a sale Of
rpent At 40 basis 90 test. The market closed
strong az sole FOR 90 test centrifugal. 1 Sc for
50 test musCQvado and SEC ;Or 50 test moissses
sugar In London beet sugar opened i-Q9d
higher with September at lis 80. October, lis
3.c, and Nav AT It's sd. Later cables re-
ported the market 3034d better than that
with large speculative buying on rumors that
7. q Li-ht was about TO issue estimate Of
tie beet crop. WHICH is suppressed 90 show bad
conditions
METALs-CoPPER-s dun: spot.
Sertenlber. October November and December,
1912 15c London steady. spot fJ6. futures.
EjB l2s Cd. Arrivals reported n New York
to-day Nil. Exports so far thfs month. 4. l49
tons Lake copper. i2G2AGl2 81 he. electroly-
tic - 50l l. CO &c. and casting 2 go y jOc
TIN-Firrn spot 40 SOC. September 4i041 soc.
October. 40 s0d4i. SOC %Oy enber. 40 6j14l 20.
Sales -erorted TO-DAY, tons spot az AZ. l"c.
London. spot. fls7. futures. fiS5 IS. LEAD
Dull E45r4 55c New York +3504 43c East -.
Louis LONDON. IA g. %. SPELTER- Dull
5 s5d5 go New York 5.s0GJ SO East st.
Louis London. t27 12s 81. ANTlMONI -
quiet. Cooksons s.30dS50c. IRON-Cieve-
land warrants Sos Oh in London Locally quiet
ana unchanged no 1 foundrv Northern. SO ~
@sls No 2. SIS 2jdSi5 20; No l Southern and
80 I Southern soft. Slj0S1j 80.
OILS-Lirseed firm and higher. Influenced
b. M strength in haxseed in Tho Northwestern
markets. Refined petroleum quiet and un-
changed
COTTONSEFD OII-Act,e but irregular
There was an advance early. luf on the advance
there was heavv Liquidation m Septenhe- and
October and m csc positions closed o 10 points
net lower IN the later months there was good
burinc and prices held steady. closing unchanged
10 points net higher Local contract prices
NegteI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
MsR !! 4 CO; 2 v.als; 81 Ii. S.

SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts sTis cars.
or sso3 head including q cars for the marks,.
Sheep in light receipt and full steady: amos
opened slow and with lower prices in western
markets the close weak. Pens were elesreo
III. common 10 good lambs, at $5dsI: q car on
fancy lambs az the outside price OF 81 81; cuiis
s4G$ IS: dressed mutton hrmer at 6'sn9c per
ID; dressed lambs. steady at 10al2isc re"
sales-s. Judd & Co: 100 Pennsylvania lambs
u 10 average. s. per 100 Ii: rs 70 ID. So 10: 80
rania sheep. 95 H. 81 s state. ia To- So 50.
Kerns Commission Co: 223 Pennsylvania
lambs. u ID. 81 3l3 Indiana. "a ID. So 10 IL
lucky ~ n. SO 80. 80 state. IS 10 IS rs; IS In
diana culls AZ n, 81. II Indiana warnings, "
u. s.: q state, % 70. 81 %. q Indiana sheep
1875 ~. 81. II 10 10, 81. state 1i5 No. ~ "a ~
Tobin s Shannon. 261 Yves, Virginia lambs.
70 ID, 81; 70 state 81 II, 81; 80. es H. % 90
: sanders; 1873 state lambs. "a ID. 81; ~, -
h. So 50: ~ state sheep 100 ID, 81 so. Pennsyl-
vana yearlinss. lo4 ID. "a SO; 3 state. % H.
Newton q Co: 2ss West Virginia lambs. 50
70 s. 90 2ss 50 NJ 2is, s. s.. ID; ID 81 isS * *
West virginia culls. Al N, 81 rs; IS West Viz
) shsm6srs / Son: 24O Kentucky lambs.
'" " r. Hume. ii3 state lambs, 81 N, 81 q,
80 n So IS. I. SO n. 50 50; IL. 80 10. 50;
sheep. i13 70. SO. ,,. On -
81 So, 40 a =, 81. s, IS 70. 50 50:
Andrew Mullen: SO state lambs. 50 No. 20 TO-
sheep I25 n, "a 90. 4, 50 n. SO so
n VI Hollis: 20 state lambs. 80 n. - 10
Nelson & McCabe: IL state lambs, 40 To-
SO 50: 81. 81 10, So; ! sheep. 5 n, "a al.
George & L. DiilenbacK: state lamos %
n. So Is 10, IS 70. SO 50
HOGS-Receipts. 81 cara or 5.lSs head. IN
GLIDING carloads for the market Feeilhg
weak on Buffalo and Western advices Good
heavy 10 light hogs quoted az 81 sOgss 10 per
100 N. the latter figures for choice light weights;
sales-s sanders; 81 Pennsylyania hose: g. -, ~
81 rs: roughs 2s4 n. So 49, 1, $50 n 80 90
H H Hollis. % state hogs. 1876 10. se ~.
Nelson & McCabe Il state hogs, li3 ~ - W.
rough $50 n. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07
o,urs GOVERNING THE CONTEST.

contest now being run Will not debar any
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The prizes will be awarded 10 the con-
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Of towns ard cities Illustrations. In tho
event OF a tie between two or more per
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07

-. Snot quiet and unchanged at 1.6oc for mid
ding upland. sales. q bales Liverpool cables
spot IN good demand sales. 10000 bales, specu-
latcn and export. 500. American, 300 I'm
ports. 1000 all American Middling upland
IO6d. Futures opened steady az 70 points
ADVANCE. Closed steady AT a net decline Of 81
70 points September s SD. September-Octc-
Der, b.20d OCtober-November. 6 I'D. December
January and Janusry-Februsry. 6OTi I'd. Febru-
ary-Morch, 60ed. March-April, 61olzd. April
MAJ. s II I'd. May-June. G12iad
COFFfE-TradIng was active sales as 600
bags. ana prices hrm. making high rec
ords Tor The season. There good buving
based on the strength abroad where Havre
advanced franc ard Hamburg iQf 2 pfennig
Private cables received late Tuesdav from san
tos said that holders are in absolute control
shorts nervous and August Towering A failure
Under selling pressure. prices lost part of the
early gain but closed steady at net advance
of &g6 POINTS. Rio was 80 reis lower and san
tos 100 reis higher. Flo and Santos receipts
were 30 900 bags, against % 900 last year Cost
end freight offers from Brazil firm and un-
changed. Santos IS, 14U1+i1c. according 70 de
scrpuon. Spot drm at 1870 FOR Rio No : To-
cal contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-07

81 II. wax. soat1; Boston. Dor. 500 I3c; up,
river. bushel. soa75c; near 1co basket 2Sc !,
q Il SO. CARROTS, Dbl. 81 q 81 30 loo bunch
90 sIssi Is: CABBAGEs. loo. s. 5og 50 90
si Is ct-cT MBERS, state. basket. 4Oa SOC
up-river sOG 75c: Long Island. Dbl. ,ocg
81 Is: Jersey, soc a 81; CUCUMBER PICkLLEt;SS;
ard FsCAROL. 2jd75c. CACL1FLOM En'
state. 81 50Gs25 so; nearby, slqs2 r ESt,-
io0 ID SsQS5 LIMA BEANS, potato. bas-
kot. 500 s5c: bag, SOC 75c. nat. basket or baS
rs 4 csc: LETTUCE. box. csc Q 81 basket, -
d SOC. Dbl. 5ocdsl; OKRA. busheI pas .n'
SOC q 75c: small basket. 25d SOC box. 20 q 2oe
PEAS. large. basket. 81 ns?; small, a. &c ca 2
PEPPERs. Jersey Dbl soc q 81 sugar Dbl
81 q 81 30: ROMANO. state, BASKET. - , 30,
nearly. bbl. soc o 81. SQUASH. marrow vel
low or white. 50Q75c: TURNlPS. rutaDaga
Is eoc; white sias1 so: TOMATOES.
nearly. box. $50 s5o JERSEY. box. - 2 Iac'
p-river. bushcl basket oodhoc' WAFER
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