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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-31

merely emphasize and make mind the
of remedy for these evils
AND POWERS OF ITS OWN CREATION is INHERENT TO
GOVERNMENT ADMITS OF NO QUESTION. How to exer-
this right without the adoption Of revolutionary
disregard rights Of individuals and property heretofore considered
and protected by constitutional law the question pressing
or
TO ASSUME THAT REMEDY CANNOT BE PROVIDED
IN LEGAL FORM AND MANNER IS TO ADMIT THE FAIL
URE OF GOVERNMENT IN IT'S MOST IMPORTANT FUNC
TIONS.
emergency either by national state legislation to aa the
apparent ndispuable facts with sheer presumption
Yet much has been accomplished limit the enroachmen by
great combinations of capital and power through both federal
without legitimate
Without doubt much will be accomplished the subtle
methods and influences employed become generally and better
understood and united intelligent efforts applied to the
Of the abuses pracced Meanwhile there be difference
opinion among the duty Of legislators
officials enlist every and exercise right
constitution the largest possible OF rehet
from the dangers presented and threatened
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-31

ESE rather disorder But it enough echo
~ G ancient patitdes about the horrors of and the
kAH pendous folly OF that competition which
makes Europe huge barracks. These evils have
rived centuries pous but ignorant sentiment What wanted
that should understand that they assist the great world
by which the diverse nations growing together
into each other growing the single ideal nation of hui
mainly.
thousand currents Of contribute this
national trade and culture and travel postal and telegraph
toward universal language the
arbitration societies. everything that enages the feeling Of
brotherhood which the a-nlinded would the
nation This OF growth the growth Of nations
mas DONE through definite stages of First Ct all
rough order has be created among jealous and greedy
states. Law experiment
succeeds and the and arbratng
instead OF fighting recognized and codes gradually esab
hed and elaborated Then length democracy the full
arrives The ideal of nernationasm worldwide democracy
engaged the exploitation national the
the children Of
nothing enlargement the American Idea
federation of selgovening states under supreme constitution,
and time supreme congress It
Of that racial sne which great
example 1t task that fully
pised for generations But
the first idea of this republic when haformed the
minds of Washington and his fellows world weary boodshed
and tired death Of imperial savors longs such
hope have that failure
that the only Tor its ailments democracy have
the Yankee and the Spaniar the
Russian and the Hun lying down together peace working together
brothers have the greatest the world resting
fdent behind her defene safe with the army
world devong her immense wealth. destructive
the enlightenment and comfort of people, May
she be preserved in this PATH great
1beratos and humansts, dis1stful
moral strength and magnanimity! -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-31
WHAT THE CHILD SHOULD READ
BY MRS. w. D. E-a.cLINTOCK,
Of the D partment of English University of Chicago

my of the folk tales read to children immoral There
is moral squnt in Jack and the Beanstalk" and in
Bluebeard They should not be read to children
Stories in which mems heads are cut off are not so
bad for Children because the child has idea Of what
it to cut off mans head, but stories in which
people steal and dishonest disobeden are injurious
to the morals of the child.
Although the story of the "T1lree Bears" is popular
with children and mothers resent it It is immoral
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-31

|NS(yAdMNENN AS society is built up
WzMMSSV the family, there questions of greater
W00NJMSNTHAl Importance than those which
O&#hBN51a family, and just the question of
DSW1SS$ or no divorce, of divorce for for
reasons is agitating the minds of the
eminent thinkers lawmakers and socoogis all over world
originally the complaints influence of suffering
unhappy marriages that opened
that she might have chance now woman
wo frightened by the idea of being left alone cngs
knob crying: DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR TOO MUCH HE
NIGHT RUN AWAYp
Both circumstances are perfectly natural when we re-
member that in both that of the unhappy marriage that
Of divorce, it is the who suffers.
Marriage-or marriage know in Francis bv
no means contract that gives equal rights the parties
cerned Our laws give to all authority and make
promise obedience The husband has the right choose
the residence OF the family he disposed cam abusing
this privilege make his wes position almost unbearabe He has
the right decide where the children shall be educated
and this be used another thubscew make wife doc1e
When misunderstanding between and wife makes life
home dsagreeab the husband easy arrange
pleasures and comforts outside of the home
What there the wife who
should first appeal for help have
made dissolution of undesirable and unhappy marriages possible
But unfortunately for the law making legal
worked both ways-IT NOT ONLY LIBERATED ABUSED WO-
MAN, BUT ALSO OPENED A LOOPHOLE FOR MAN
AS husbands and lovers and judges
with the idea of divorce frightened increasing
facility they might be legally turned loose or left to shift
for themselves.
We society marriage the goal
of is their natural DESIRE all their wishes
upon linen remember that marriage becoming
difficult TOR moderate and then think how
affect them they find that they safe when they
have succeeded in getting married.
They begin realize that life would be
end then the protests touching
in its chidike simplicity.
Public opinion has always treated very 1enienly
divorce he may figure correspondent divorce
his wife divorce from him statutory grounds
will always find plenty of him. We will sningy
his escapade tes that ought be forgiven and his reputation
and standing society will
of him, and will probably think him fascinating
than if he had always walked the straight and
if sins everything is changed. If commits if
only found she forgiven her
will Judge her hahly than will divorced
friends closed against
tries she build her reputation
pure and innocent child she may go
strange city, the minute found out that she divorced
dropped from the lists good
This why woman, who formerly always
divorce laws passed. is firmly against
will make dissolution of marriage
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-31
WOMEN ARE OPPOSED TO EASY DIVORCES
BY MARCEL PREVOS-
Eminent French Socio.oglst.

He nineteenth century has left many important
problems unsolved
AS society is built up from and rests
the family, there questions of greater
Importance than those which concern the
family, and just the question of divorce
Or no divorce, of divorce for one or for more
reasons is aqitatin0 the minds Of the r,oct
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-31

It would certainly seem that with proper
understanding of the meaning of great mer-
chant marine, similar in efficiency to the one
ment neglect, has been permitted to disappear
from the oceans, the American people will
demand that this great factor Of national
strength be restored. Then, at the mandate OF
the people, the two great parties will join
hand in hand and give us a merchant marine
adequate to our needs, just as they gave us
great navy.
The three pillars of this nations strength
are COMMERCE, AGRICULTURE and
MANUFACTURES. We have developed
manufacturing at the expense of commerce
and agriculture. The national structure is be-
coming lop sided, and alternate periods of
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-31

Perpont Morgan admitting truth Of these trums"
CIALISM, INDEED is THE TREND OF THE TIMES. pre-.
dict after this remarkable period of high tension railroad
strikes, to
struggle 1894 will be but pygmy Every available scrap pile
engine called activity the prodgiou labor of the rail
road applied day suffice keep
gesfon reaction lay bare the boseredp condition
Of things
struggle only another toward socialism Because
this necessarily the advance agent Of ressmisrn
J. Hill has said practically the same thing
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-31

It wrong for the little girl the porridge
The child likes pictures Of life, and good found
the simple rhymes Many of the rhymes exhibit
the elements of literature The child will always story
of he House That Jack Built and between ages and
will listen without the Ac
land after the the child grows skeptic Of Alice
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-31
The New IpternutioDdIisD
By 6. III. FERRIS

Teachings of Leo

IS in the first place. practical and busnesske therein
differing from much of the vague cosmopotanism of the
past 1t also definitely scientific there again sharing the
spirit Of what is best time It is above all
tive Every scheme the society must indeed
present criticism and protest against the present order
rather disorder But it not quite enough to echo
ancient plattdes about the horrors of and the
pendous folly Of that competition in ornaments which
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-31
AS Chicago Progresses
By FERNANDO JONES,
The City's "Oldest Inhabitant

HEN was called before Judge Dunno the other day te
tell what knew about Chicago in 1887, how did make
my mental picture Of conditions that existed longer thar
90 years ago? Did retire to my Office and pore over
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-01-31
There Is a Remedy for the Trust Evil
BY HON. ROBERT NJ. LaFOLLETTE
Governor of Wisconsin.

The growth in number as we'll as in mag
nitude of combinations to enhance profits
through creation of monopoly, or by restraint
Of legitimate trade, has become recognized
throughout the country as one of the chief
dangers to the rights OF the individual, as we'll
as constant menace to the general prosperity
of the commonwealth
Conditions originating in the strike By
anthracite coal miners and plainly maintained
by combinations which control coal mine own
ers, transportation companies, and coal deal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

There was q material Improvement IN
outside securities to-day. While the volume
Of business transacted only showed salaht
increase over the small totals OF. the last
few days. the market displayed coneideraele
strength throughout the session. The i'm
provement was attr ibuted largely to the bettef
conditions prevailing In the stock market.
which Influenced some Of the more important
shares to O greet extent. such az Northern
Securities and Steel bonds. The feature OF
the market was the improvement In the
bond department. where gains OF and ~
per cent. were noted in almost every instance.
Northern Securities was strong. and under
good support advanced more than per cent;
over tho last dealings to 1919. and ended
within a fraction OF the highest Central
Foundry shares continued their upward
course. especially in the common. which
near the close advanced to ~. Electric
Boat shares sold up point. -
The copper shares were generally stronger.
Greene Consolidated. on Increased purchases,
rose nearly y per cent: Tennsssee Copper
advanced :. ON inside buying; Union gained
fraction, while British Columbia Copper
The Increased activity in the bond depart
ment to-day Commanded considerable at
tention: while dealings In most cases were
light the number figuring In the days tran
sactions was considerably larger than any
day during the week. United States Steel
SIS were In good demand and gained nearly
u per cent. to SIX: Erie - advanced y,
Lackawanna Steel IS y, international SILVER
debenture o. ! per cent, Central Foundry
Is 4 and Hackensack Meadows AS y per
cent :, III.
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AFTER a Ann opening on . rise Of lied. in Rio
exchange and moderate receipts coffee weakened
and declined on liquidation. bear hammertng and
selling ssn;, h IL G ondo from ss Ct 10
Elsa lis Cd. for spot and ffsS rs. Cd for futures.
The market here was higher. Copper advanced
D. cd abroad for spot 70 fee g. 3D., while futures
showed decline of rs. Cd 30 geo u.s. 3D. Our market
in both markets. Spelter was A. Cd. lower in
London at ga lis. Cd. Here the market was IN
changed. Prices here as follows; Copper, stan
esfd, spot TO March, itc.; lake i+7seisc.: electro
Esssh SPA . In. III 'S ps. .
Northern. Ss4eSN so pig Iron warrants. nominal
steel rails a. mill. 32S. -,
NAyAl Of Off, turP e ~ @esHo
tneni. 5000: western prime. 5000: Brazil keg,
Si7: south American. Sio.7a Pork was dun with
noes noes ssiC ss'ss .G% s sa,r.e IS
Cheese State fc., small fall made, coored. fancy
isc: white ix,Sc.; large. fall made. coored. f.ncy
W sSsSaSi 7c. tsicsso. March SGThs nsy.
ment Of hogs here and elsewhere was even lighter
than the most radical had predicted and Their
was q rood cash trade for lard and meats. This
uson. soS shipper and
freely while the main offerings were In the way
OF profit taking and were only ADEQUATE on sharp
advances. Tho leading holder OF pork was as
R RSsse vas an sdVsnce q a. IN lard y Lx.rpoo
but bacon and hams were unchanged. Western
as compared with 1900 the corresponding day
svo4s-R.v WAS sss!s, .. ,, ssu for y test
fuEals b test ct &C., o. and T. Refined was quiet:
granuisted, S;soa t:ssc. a.v.. ,.,.,.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

y: orb. : %2e's!
m money ,cI for the week ending Al re clos. q
ss banks ,a e; e aS f but stS as
S 10 we've been some fairly large local iosse:
on this week i the FACT that while the gain
ia cash by the banks from the interior IL
slightly larger than week age: their los. TO
4 number Of the larger banks are known 70
have decreased loans and deposits 70 a fairly
considerable aggregate amount: The banks
g. POI. 600 against ss.sss 800 last week and
shipped s2,s.t 400 against t2:lss:s 800 The
meek S Se10rs the a Ieoe "s much veep
II: .siil further beck sSs bank: received dirsc,
from the interior by express ss.o1c: SOC and md
;e see sub. fssssary Il. week before iss,
was ss.iss,oo The ofici.i Sub Treasury
statement Tor the week ending at the Close
ofiss check. SEQ, sss. ioS seattle gold si.;.:i
and e, man :ss ss
ihis week were t.lse .tss Against es.soS.o.l
and there ~ sas sSsn.fsrr.d ;hiossS Is. SUD:
Treasury s3o0.00o The total receipts by ne
Sub rss.S x,. .ss.sss.ss o ''' and the
cisrsd the regular ausFtsrly dividend Il :.
epfii Is. fhis msiss the siS,ssnih con
:ssu,I.s sS.!s dividend o,s sE9s'i ..oc
s .%Ssn; 70 81 3. co. oce r. The assrsss,s'
John y; D. Ihays. 'ssys,a, 1900 % g: u.."
'sss , fis%sss:i4.sst "a " Ksii:S 20
=, s: .ssssss p .. e s.s' ' m0''A' '
IN. Chlosso' NJ Paul, Minneapolis spd
sioct EnsAlAnse 20 let o. lopo 90 oonsolldAis'
mer'ssgs Jsf osa, bond. Of isso iu'srs'
Teduoed "a ~, PEI o~as 1hs-s boi,ds hs'r
l,ssp sold % TsiRbafss the company usAs
fef the cost nj sat-nsions
rhs dltsstofs ~ the kihss CosEi' re 80
IAEIt. Heat aud pesef tonpalr afs ''
lssssa "a i...s' seen Z. go up.. dlsls'ssl
ihls ssst u sss add yssisfdsl ih.i %
sIeakhaAdsss oil pIohas, hs l'-iuhi.i
ssa ihsi ~ psf cont ~ de sblssfllhiut
T. called lhlh,saiAisll, ,hs bai.nst g. -
ii.geu slali Tho bssf lbs sie,t 10 v
sslilns 10. ssn 40 ssa 30 . sla"
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premium. 81. Louis soe p.ssaisT sn4, Hs.r,
SsSss prs% eyer SsSs s sss az az
Money in London. .sK9l Per cent; aasss
three months bills. sxes1 per cent Coz .
ACCOUNT At 81 SIC, Amount Of bullion gone
$4,000. Paris sdyioes quote > per ,s csn. -
discount Is az per cent. Exchange on Lon
don. Is francs ~ oentimes Berlin sdvioes
an, ote * change on London ~ marks 4sn
fiss The private rate Of discount Is per
cent
Commercial price of bar silver In New
York. Islc Bar silver In London closed
at z?hd. Mexican silver dollars were auo'eo
at 3s&s
New York Clearing House statement: IL
cbanges S2is, 73e, 200: balance. e8,o7<.73o BUD
Treasury debit balance. 7oe.is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
Si.ssssi'. Ne TREAD psss san

SssFEssos "a y, NJ haTcli ~. A fe-o,
lotion isiiedaavd ~ Representative Obsss
tfssidinS ln enscl the, every railroad .s
sslss Transportation osn1sfn ih hlsso.I
sAsn ssssi fee I.a.-ss 80 tfsa.Isostsilai
ss~ Ne has Ia hlssDau Va s.al stats ~
sess, ss0h sapsssns ysass, sasL Jsslss 81
~ ass,s Il ApgssL si.a ilns,sii iasIi.
W tho hisis, asii Naili,,.d ioiiaiisla.l,sl.ss
ssab lssa.ilss ~ ilis i.silsssl As-sssialy
ps<h hi.sfs cad il.s psssldeli ~ sllps1
lsiss,as,a ~ sseA e's,s u.sii,uii,s, auil,,s
sda,,is-i Id lab iLs lina.s snd saasls
10 ass aslesig n sil H. salas,lilss
70 d. ss'ss ~ iks s,s,s 81 ihs nssi So
Gee s.sltl.a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21

csesss rsssssd ss-esy. - shs e.e.ias was Sigh,
A. ny tSinr bud agereoa3vS. break in the Nj
dseippI iisyce on the ,ASfansss side was reported
ard tie olcial river busstn aid: Conditions from
Nemphs southwsrd continue extremely critical
Iurtis, dsveicPmsnts depend almost no. wholly upon
morning !he stage a Memphis vas toi feet, sssns,
isb, against is4 and rising; 81 vlcksburg ta9
against ses and rsing. Parry In The day ,here
further general rains 81 the south. . ANAL crop
movement for the weet, local Sousnern and iorslgn
put later On there wss reaction On realizing and
selling. The trading was on .. small scale the
generality Of the trade being disposed 70 await
fulther Developments.
CoyrkE-Rio on the spot wa easy e t4e' fot
No. = sales. 1000 bags santos NO: ~ SHe' ~.
mored sales OF Rio on low cost and freight basis.
so bags Cen,r.i American: Futures closed o.reIs
AZ Hamburg. was unchanged TO pfg. higher
American warehouse Deliveries. esst bags Ro
was unchanged receipts. 1000 bags stock, 02 ,0n:
exchange. u Lied. an advance OF i.ied. Santos
declined 100 refs receipts. 1900 bagsstock. lOl0"D
Prices here follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21

ss, z. !: -. s, ST.. rs ~ ~ u.
M -. '.sa !. t.. e W ~ -. z.
::s i .i "; s;.i.':. -, ' z. . "a
~ - ~ ]. -: go. 80. +.
&C. "a. =. ~ NJ u 20 "A.
-. s'.'' ~ -. -. ~. :. " f..
. .l-s,.' -s's,s, -. ~. ~, 80.
:. "a, . 80 - ,,.''' 81.
s,l!. X = 81.
-- ~ ~ :. 80, :. =. =. ~ III
III NJ Il Z
EiL r.r n - I. 2. fi,..;;'Y... go,
i!...-s. z .ST'.f- =. 3. 2. = ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21
ss~s...aslss ssss 90 ssaps., lss-s

fstlst's Z Maud = Iiss is.a.s.ll
- "a issss o. ,snlisi,g as lisss lsssis'a
asff a. 90 shA a. ssih,aiasus tslaisi
$50 u ilsAsssss ~ sasa o. $3.50 y
A. 4 ~ lgsisi,si 80 ,-rsl,s o "a
~ ts-a,.i-ssl.ls fsliisssi $500 trf lsaiss
&c., ~ " t,ilis ~ aalss lssassaf ~ ~
ls.s-,t ~ ss.sl g. ss,sasiass a..
Asi,a ksa's 1'ss Y ''aIlis sAJ ''s's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21

Wheat moved within narrow range. dectlning
:s spa .:ss ear @ s.Se:
pefsiures al the west. favorable crop reports.
He1S %as seS 70 On
ps Of shorts caused rally Ihs Arsen ~ a. SHIP p,
declines e 81: 6uasss;, ssSsnSs Cd tu Is:
Antwerp s,s 70 y was unehsnsed. The exports from
this country for the week. .ccordlpg 20 Bred,
II. s sssson ~. against q !ss
seem.s s%t s.occ bush Chicago reeves IS
none OF contract trade Urinary receipt. ws ere
go o hush IA css'ni The s.sSosr r.esiv.d s
s Ss%s and cleared $500 Ih. Xi.b. /. s,pss,ed
FOR 'a The week. sssinst decrsse Of twice tina,
amour, for the ,s%s week las. yssri ,,,., return.
sSs.i .ss sssises s.n. Ss.as s,ssI, ,.1.,
consensus Of opinion tina, The condition Of the
nf sIt i'p s's.ses sosdIyes .i.o I.poissd from
10 Tssss or Is 10 other sec,Ions me ssy pos.ible
,n &. su .s:' ~ s s:s.ss s
q. ~naei. ~. unable to make delivery on account
10 the main corr MAS nrm., OWNS 70 . god
cash demand Tor s.por esn,inasd ANAL rrss,p..
the cabss were steady CHICAGO iceiaee W
ressip,s wsm ~ sp 6ssh ssalas, tls sso last yea
ssa q, .s,pms.s -. "a. ~ ss ,''s nsss,yss
slsibls IMPRESSED lU' an bu fts shipments from
shss count ry fos The ssss fsssD bush against
iisa last Sset sna ss'1 "a. ...s a., Ansrss se
and N ssl lAsi eat ,nu, f.I ,hl. s.ssea sesils
E0sn1i "a ~ io in the sane lles iNsf sesoh
tlsts sdssaSsd a fractiOn ~ tho hesi eh NE efu
Asss o. con. oeses,ns and fs.srs ~ ars., sss
irss sWas =. =. -.
Rsesls,s 80. ,.,s o.. ssS ,.s.s ..,.s s,rss..
, ;E'' ! 3 ~ '.; *; = " sS.'
80: - -. ss .: s@: .ss e" .: :s: :' 9.
-: ..i I: y. - IVA, ~: ~ 49, H..
.a';sa ,. ss'. .1,.s = =. q 80 .;.'' 80 & -
,ss , ss. ~ -. $500 -. y ..
~ tillssh
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FINANCIAL.
:, MINNEAPSLIs sEEyyI ~ ] S CeMPA sSyp.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
o~e~~~~~-~~-~~~~>~o~~s~e~>-~
THE CHICAGO 4 ALTON RAii.hva'

THE chicago a ALT0N ,d HAi."v"~ 80
COUPONS NO. Z. due April 1. 1909 from the
above mentioned bonds. will be paid at maturity
upon presentation at the once Of the Treasurer OF
the CHICAGO a ALTON RAILWAY CO.. i1o
Broadway New York. N. y
Packages of coupons may be left for venncatlon
on and aher Wednesday, March Is. 1903
The books for the registration and transfer OF tne
saturday, March 81, 1903. and will be reopcned at
10 a. A. on THURSDAY. .ApdI 2 1903
THE CHICAGO ALTON RAILWAY co.
FREDERIC Y. :. CROSBY, Treasurer.
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sNDt srAsAL kAsNiAGA
ssANp IAs kNsssss

&c., = LII, ~. u. 80 4. 80 ~.
f;; ,l :;.il.;t I, 7; z. I.
- fti 's.''i - NJ a 49,
y. s.'. IT,. .'.ss * - . 49,.
.4 / II 4: |! Z: n. q
=. -: 49, g; :; .;,::'
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

~
i5Wali 81. New York. March n. 1908.
We beg 90 announce, with much regret, TINT
Mr.. CLIFFORD BTCkNAM this day ceases to be
3 member Of our nrn.
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sa.s 81 sFfs fas o. a. ssii
~. S...- I. !.
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s-.-s,s 9, CO., s.s-~.

~: :. !. -; - e; &C.. =
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DAT, were QUIET, Sales, 5000 bush. No. .
white. &C: No. white. <s51c. Futures closed
unchsnged. May. so'tc. Rye was quiet. No
Jersey and state. Sc. nominal track. Oon was
active ahdthisher; sales. 10000 bush. mainly
in elevator, SIC: No. 2 white Sac: No. yellow
s,isc. FUTURES closed y higher to 40 lower.
sales 10000 bush. Prices as follows
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sUB.TREASURY TRANSACTIONS
COMMERCIAL.

Grain Irreguiar-Large Argeutina wheat
shipmeuts-weather warmor-Crep No
ports Favorabie-Cotton Up . Little
Early, but Declines Later-P1ood sltua.
ton serieus-Csree Easier-Previsions
F1rmer.
FRIDAY, March ao.-GRAIS-wheat-Spo
was firm. Sales. 100000 bush. mainly for
export here and at the outports. No. red
in elevator, &c over May; No. Northern
Duluth. SIC over: No. I Northern New York
SIC. over Northwestern receipts were 25s
cars against 2s4 last week and 2ss last year:
Chicago, i5c against Sc. last week and 81
a Eyesr ago. Futures closed PC. lower to
&c, higher Sales. 100000 BUSH Prices a.
S-nz
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10. ts cS Tag Nion
March .........G 81 81 81 GH
may .......'.'''. US1 ~ 20 ~ 20
July ............ SS va - ~ vs.
This shows the graia movement:
New York: Whedf. Corn. Oats. Rye. Barley.
Receipts :. 80. .eoo 5000 1880 800 100
Exports . Z. .....E0i e.~ 25tA
Chicago: 49,. 49,. 49,. -. 49,.
Shipments 80. .2i 900 10000 iHoo 500 II 900
Buffalo:
Receipts ....,..... ''''
Shipments .Up f.Wp
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GENERAI CHEMICAI COMPANY,

70 broad 81. New YORK March ~ iWS
The regular quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
ONEHALP PER CENT will be paid April I, 1908.
a.. Preferred stock transfer books will be closed
from March 81 to April ?.
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THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA.

I1a broadway New York. March ~, 1908.
The Board of Directors OF The Trust Company
Of America have this day declared quarterly divi
q end OF TWO C2so PER CENT. upon the Capital
stock OF the Company payable April Z. 1908.
Transfer books will be closed al =. N, March
- 1908 and reopen 10 a. NJ, April 1, 1908
RAYMOND J. CHATRY, Secretary.
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