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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

DECLINE FOLLOWS RALLY

NEW YORK, March 2.--The stock
market to-day had another OF the
spells of rccurrcnt weakness which
have characterized 1t all tile week.
There WAS a sharp rally after the APP
pcarance of the bank statement, but
IT did not hold, and last prices for
some of the conspicuous stocks were
the lowest of the day and OF the week.
Tho Northwestern group broke badly.
especially the Hill stocks Their weak
ness was connected with tho reports
from Washington that tho Interstate
Commerce Commission inaufsitfon into
the subject OF over-capitalization would
turn next to the Northern Pacific an1
lts reorganization several years ago.
disturbing effect was profucc1 to,,
by the reports that suits would be gel
on loot as an outcome OF the Hartman
Investigation to compel the giving of
testimony which wns refused and To
dissolve the Hartman combination OF
railroad property The violent do
cline In the local traction stocks.
ed bY the marlborough Metro
poiitan issues. was not explained
but was or syrnpathet.c effect
on the general weakness OF the
market. The bank statement was bet-
ter than expected, the cash decrease.
being limited to s2,1oo,oOo compared
WITH carry estimates to-day running
as high as s5,OOO.00o The s4.274,So0
loan contraction, in view OF the heavy
financial operations of the week. in
GLIDING the preparations for the Marc,
settlements. also was of good effec.
on sentiment Large arrivals of gold
were reported IN London from South
Africa, but 100000 was withdraw,
from the Bank Of England for skip
mcilt to Argentine. The time money
market remained strong, Mt fraction
nj advance in rates. New York bids
for the gold arriving in London were
considered unlikely. in view OF the
email change IN conditions in tho In
fernntional exchange markets in sew
cral weeks past Total sales OF bonds.
par value. s74SOoo. Total GALES OF
stocks, 10000 shares.
NEW YORK. March 2-aIoaey on
call nominal. Time loans strong: sixty
days. 5 S-iG6 per cent. and ninety
days. IA per cent; six months LEO
a. per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
3-4m6 ner cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with business in bankers hills
Mt s..si65Gf si.S47O for demand, and at
:4seAomsiS05o for sixty day bilis
Posted rates. ;i.s1 1-2 and sa.s5 12.
Commercial bills $3.50 1-46 $3.50 3-s
Bar silver 60 1-e. Mexican dollars
t3 Ia.
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Morgan BUYS Railway Notes

NEW YORK. March 2.--Louisville and
Nashville five per cent. notes to the
amount of s6.50O.o00 and Atlantic Coast
Line three-year five per cent. notes for
100000 were purchased to-day by j.
p, Morgan & Company. The entire At
lnntic Coast Line issue and $4,000, 900 of
louisville and Nashville issue has been
offered for public subscription. mil
lion and half of the louisville and
Nashville notes We're disposed OF Mt prI-
vnte sale.
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M1sCELLANEoUs MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Co.,
PETERSBuRG, VA. March 2--PEANuTS:
spanish--Market quiet. Holders asking
81 40; buyers offering s1.35. No sales. Vir.
Stock; machine picked. shGsac.; Smelling
IN &c.
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U. s. refunding Is. registered ....... 1o5
U. s. refuhding rs, coupon. 1867
U. 8. IS. registered. ................. 1893:
y. s Is; coupon. .................... 1o3sl
u. $. Old AZ, Registered. ....... 1908
y. 3. Old IS, coupon. ............. 1913
u. s. New AZ, egistered ......... 120
u s. New A coupon. ,,.. 100
American Tobacco is..... "A
american Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 1907
Atchiaon general is...............-.... 1904
Atchison adjustment 4s............... 91a
Atlantic Coast Line 4s....... sc
Baltimore and Ohio ~. .............. 1O1A
baltimore and Ohio SHs (bld). 1865. o2a
brooklyn Rapid Transit conv.1 S.. 81
Central of Georgia So 6ofrcred) 10
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. (biuJ... So
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. ...,....... II
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc. tofferedo sc
chesapeake and Ohio iiss............ 102h
chicago and Alton 3Hs. ........-.... 72
Chicago, .. and Quincy new 4s...... 94,s
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n1CnsIoND ronACoo MAn1xpr.

NichmOnd, Va, March 2, 1907.
Tobacco Dark Fired: Receipts moderate.
market active at prices quoted, Rrights.
Unchanged, quiet hut Arm; light receipts,
sun- Cured, Receipts continue light and
market active at unchanged prices. Wrap
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COTTON NfARISET.

NEW YORK, March p The cotton market
opened barely steady at advance OF
points to a decline OF / point, near mon tbs
being relatively steady as result of bet
ter cables than due, while considerable
selling developed during the call result
of benrish weekend figures. Trading was
pretty active at first, and there was quite
good deal of realizing under watch tn,
active months sold off to n net loss of
about sos points, but covering steadlcd the
market during the middle OF the morning
and prices recovered point or two OF
their loss.
Receipts Of cotton at the ports to-dap We're
24.S57 bales against 21,63l last week and
l3O72 last year For tho week (estimated>
10000 bales against 1S7,7s1 last week and
1O5.434 last year. To-days receipts at New
orleans $3.50 bales against b,066 last year.
and at Houston 1868 bales against 2.2l8
bales last year,
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CHICAGO ILL. March 1.-THE fear that
the weekly statistics. which Will be made
public on Monday Will be favorable to
the bears caused an extremely weak market
IN wheat to-day. At the close wheat for
May delivery was down ND3c. Corn was
off NC. Oats showed loss Of Sa1sc. and
provisions loss of 7kg1o to 171Ec.
Open. High. Low. Close
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Dry GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. March Else dry goods
arc firm with a fair demand for spot. In
grain carpet mills are reported to be about
to form a protective association and selling
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NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA. March 2,-TURPEN-
T1NE-Firm at re: SASS. 11s casks; re-
CENTS rs casks; shipments, 1872 casks.
Rosin-Firm; sales. GIG barrels: receipts. 19t
barrels; shipments. 763 barrels: stock. 6O,909
barrels 49,
PENTINE AND ROSIN-Nothing doing.
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STOCKS x BONDS * GRAIN X COTTON
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
Thorn Branch & Co. Banker and
sA111s

400 Atlantic Coast Line. com,
1900 American Smeltcrs. com,
s'iW Amalgnmated Copper ...n
l,oW Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd.
American COTTON Oil...,..
~, American I'obacco, pfd...
w American Can .......,....,
lD American Can, pfd. .......
4W Amer. Locomotive. CON-.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
QUO American Sugar ...........
b,GW A., !. and s. Fe. GOMEZ.
zoo a.. 7. and S. re. pfd......
l,W Baltimore and Ohio. 49,.
1000 Brooklyn RAND Transit.
LEO Canadian Pacific ..........
lU Chesapeake and Ohio.....
5000 Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul
ZOO Colorado Fuel and Iron...
3CO Colorado South, com......
100 Colorado South, LIST pfd...
Colorado South, "a pfd...
Clcv., Gin, Chi. and st. l.
Consolidated Gas ..........
Delaware and Hudson.....
Del, Lack. and Western.
2.4OO Erie, com .................
200 Erie, LIST pfd................
500 Erie. I'd pfd................
100 General Electric ...........
1900 Great Northern. pfd..
3.1W Great Northern Ore Cts.
Illinois Central .............
200 Louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan ..................
100 Metro. Street Railway.....
100 Mexican Central ..I.......
900 Mo, Kan. and Tex, com.
Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd..
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, March dashboard
Air Line, common and preterred-Nothing
doing.
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BANK STATEMENT
FOR PAST WEEK

f. 4
NEW YORK, March 2.-The statement
OF clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold s3,S5S,650 more
than the legal reserve requirements. This
Is a decrease of s450,925, as compared
with last week. The statement follows:
Loans. s1,07e,1s5,C0o; decrease. s4,274,-
500.
Deposits. sl.oa4.4s1,soo: decrease. ss,-
$50, 900.
Circulation, s52.s27.2 200; decrease, s217,-
500.
Legal tenders. s74,4o1.4oo; decrease.
s1.O17.s00.
Specie, o.o65. 200; decrease, s1,oso,soo.
Reserve. 1868 ,46d,COo; decrease, s2.o9s.-
Reserve required, ss5o.eo7s5o; decrease,
s1,G47,475.
Surplus, s3s57s5o; decrease, $3.50, $50.
Ex-United States deposits, $7.446,S75;
decrease, s451.s5o
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n1cuMoNp STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. March 2, 1907
SAr,Es AT p0ApD


VIRGINIA centures--I. 900 at e2Es; 900 at
9eTt: 5000 at ea5s; 1000 at 80.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co preferred,
3 p. cts Mt lo7
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
North Carolina AZ. c. 19l0.... 100
North Carolina es c. 1o1o,... 12s
Va. SIS. Old. c. ana r., 1882. % ss
Va Centuries. %, c. and r.. eaA 935s
RAILROAD BONDS.
a C. j.. Il, r. Con Tr D. C. 90 -.
A. c. Il. r.. n. Cts. of Ind IS ST -.
Char and West Car LIST S.. 1OS -.
Ga Car. and North list bs.. 107 -.
Georgia Pac st Is. C, ls2.... us -.
Georgia, SO and Fla, 1885,. 40
Georgia and Ala. Con. SIS. 1916. 1o7 -.
Nor and West. Ry. Poca. As. 30 -
Western ~ C. list Gs. G, 1,l4.. 40
seaboard Air Line As. 1885,. -. so
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte. 900 us 80.
Atlantic Coast Line a.. 100 115 -.
Atlantic Coast --ne com. 100 lis
Chesapeake and Ohio Nov. 100 1914
Norfolk and Western coin..l00 So
BANK AND TRUST co. Stocks
American National. ........10o 13a -.
Broad Street. ........?b 80
City ....... ...............s6 SO
First National ............ioo 2i5
Merchants National. 100 500 -.
State Bank OF Virginia. 100 1G7 -.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Va.-Car. Chem. pfd., p. c. 100 1904 l07
Va--Car, Chem. com. 100 81 $50.
va.-car. c. Co Col. Tr. p. c. 9sh -.
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National II. II. Of Mex. con. AZ tbidl.. s5ia
New York Central gen, 3iss. ........ 92a
New Jersey Central gen. 5s tonered). 1255s
Northern Pacific 4s..........,..,... 1908
Northern Pacific 3s. .,....... 70A
Norfolk and Western con. AZ tbo).-.. 9s
Oregon Short Line refunding is...... 92%
pennsylvania conv. 3hs. 95at
Heading General 4s........t...,....... 91h
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. So. :. l13
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 49,. lis
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4s...... II
seaboard Air Line As tbid).......,.... 7o7s
Southern Pacific 49,. ..-......... soy
Southern Pacific 1st 4s, certificates.... 94,s
Southern Railway bs............,.... 110h
Texas and Pacific lists Odd ...... 117s.
Ioledo, ST. Il. and Western 4s........ Sis
Union Pacific 4s........... 1907.
United States Steel End 5s.....,..... 9sM
Wabash lists (offered) ............ IL
Western Md. As. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Wheeling and Lake Erie As toffered>. 81
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. 81
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January ...........1O.ss 1895 1926 10a5
Spot cotton closed steady; middilng up
lands. 1i.25: middling gulf, ll.5o. Sales.

lands. 1925; middling gulf, ll.5o. Sales.
none.
Cotton. steady: middling. 1i.25 net re-
ceipts, T2 bales; gross. l7.sOo bales; stock.
1888 bales; export to the Continent, 100
bales
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts
s24,s5I bales; export TO Great Britain, 20.s37
bales: to the Continent, HOES bales; to
Japan. 1885 bales; stock, 1,o54,os7 bales.
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts.
24,S5T bales: export 10 Great Britain, 20.s37
bales: to the Continent, 1l02s bales; to
Japan, 1896 bales
Total, since September at all ports--Net
receipts. S.256,T25 bales: export to Great
Britain, 2.sgl,s2G bales: to France, 1853
bales: to the Continent, 2,b57,703 bales: to
Japan. 1880 bales
NEW ORLEANS. March 2.--COTTOE-
Spot steady, 1-16c. higher; nlddling. 10 Lie.
The rise In spots was due to the impress
sion based estimates of the amount OF
the 1906 crop yet to be marketed: that there
Will be (; considerable shortageeln the mum
Der of bales required for export. Sales were
e475 bales on tho spot and 400 to arrive.
Futures opened quiet and steady from
Ing the lead OF the spot market FUTURES rose
under bull claims that export needs could
hardly be satisfied. The close was at the
highest and firm with prices 2G5 points
above yesterday.
Futures closed firm: January. 1882 bid
March. 10.4l; April. 1913; May. 1882: June.
1885 bid: July. 1865 bid; August. 1852:
October. 1910; November, 1913 bid; De-
cember, 1916.
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LYNC1IBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg, Va, March 9. 1907.
Sales or loose tobacco on tho Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending March l..
reported by Join l.. Oslesby, Of Lynchs
Warehouse.
Sold week ending February %, bso1oo
pounds; sold for week ending March 1, 400.
500 pounds: decrease for week ending March
1, 10000 pounds.
Sold from September J. 1905. to March /,
1907, 12,44o1o0 pounds sold from September
L, 1905, to March !. 1905, 1852, 500 pounds;
Increase for 1907. 1.13790o pounds.
The receipts OF tobacco the past week
consisted more largely OF tho common and
medium grades than for several weeks past.
there being but n small quantity OF tho
better gradeA offered. Tho trade continues
quite active and prices all grades were
fully UP to quotations. Indications are fav-
orable for the remainder of this crop to
bring satisfactory prices II put In proper
condition and brought to market 1T due
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, MARCH ,, 1907

ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk mcr-
chandlse and passengers Old Dominion Line:
Steamer Mobjack, Graves. NORFOLK and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company
SAILED.
Steamer Berlseley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandlse and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
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RICHMOND p,,oDUcr MARKET.

FLoUR--Receipts continue liberal, market
quiet and demand limited. WHEAT-Mar-
ket very dull. CORN--White active: mixed
steady. OATS-Frn and in good demand.
RRE-very quiet. HAY-Wlth considerable
increase In receipts market is easier. espe-
cially SO on all grades below No. Timothy.
MISUNDERSTANDING light: market quiet
but firm.
APPLEs-Receipts light and market ac-
tive. especially for choice extra stock.
EGGs-Receipts very heavy and market
lower. duo largely TO warmer 'Tenther.
BUTrER-Receipts continue light and
market active.
POULTRY-Rece!pts moderate. market
about steady at prices quoted,
VIRGINIA BACON-Receipts OF new con-
tinuc light and demand good for well-cur-
ed and we'll SIN oked stock
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-Wheat,
19.0s6 bushels. corn. 65,22o bushels; oats,
112.l5a blshels; rye, 1,072 bushels; flour.
1876 barrels; hay, 1904 tons; nillfeed. 46s
STOCK IN ELEvAToR-wheat. 1.oss
bushels; corn. 1890 bushels; oats, S.2e
h,s |, OILS
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Cash quotations we're as follows Flour
Easy; winter patents, s3.2O93.5o; straights,
ssGs.25; spring patents. ss.soGs.eo;
No. spring wheat, S09s4c.: No. 3, reg
sac; No. red. 72A G74lsc. No. 9 corn,
4SAc. yellow. 44c. No. oats, 4oac.; No.
2 wsite, 43AI43isc.: No. white. 44A9
454c. No. 2rye, 65c Fair to choice malt
ing. CO GG5c. No. aaxsecd, s1.17: No. |
northwestern, s1.24; prime timothy seed,
s4.6o@4.70. Glover. contract grades, s13.S5.
Short ribs. sides tloose,. ss,e2a9s.75: mess
pork. per barrel. SIS rs q 16. 80; lard, per 100
pounds. ssa5: short clear sides thoxed).
sS.S7h9 9.371s. Whiskey, basis OF high
wines 1929. Butter--Market easy: cream
cries, 22@3oc.; diaries. 20G29c. Eggs
Ycak; at mark. cases included. 19kc.; frsts,
zoe; prime nrsts. 21c. Cheesc-steady at
l4k @16Ac.
BALTIMORE. MD, March 2.-FLoUR-
Dull and unchanged Wheat-Quiet and
easy; No. 3 red, western. Z 9A 07sMc. Corn
Firm; Southern white, 49A 51hc.; southern
yellow. 4S1s Q5Ohc Oats-Firm: No. 2 mix
ed. 47,s 4Sc Rye-Firm; No. western.
Domestic, 7s@74c. Butter-Firm and I'M
changed: fancy Imitation. 26927c.: do.
creamery. s47s5c.; do, ladle, 22024c.; store
packed. 17Q20c. Eggs-Firm and lower at
alc. Cheese--Active and unchanged at 14A4
1870. sugar-steady and unchanged
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CHICAGO, March e.-CATTLE-1Istin,ate
receipts, 200 head Market steady. Stock
ers and feeders. SO COCA. 30; COWS and helr-
crs, 81 .65G5.ab; Texans, $3.7504.26; calves.
SCQ7.60. 1Iogs--1stimaHed receipts, ~ 1000
head. Market steady. Mixed and butchers
So. s00 .05; good, heavy. sG.071hG LOS:
rough. heavy, se.so@deo; light ss.s6@7Oo;
pigs s5.166p5.7b; bulk of sales, So 90 az. 90.
sheep--Etlmated receipts, 1900 head. Mar
ket strong. Sheep, ss.75 a $50; lambs. s4,75 %
7.R5. 49,.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
CAS- Reported by Craddocle- Jones. Virginia

WHTGhOuSts.J 7 4
Petersburg. Va, March .. 1907,
snlcs not so heavy the past week on ac'.
count bad conditions of roads for hauling,
but market active on all grades.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r. ]. and Pacific r. n. is.... 74S
chicago. H. ]. and Pac. II. r. col 5s.. s77s
g, G. G. and st. Louis gen 4s........ 1913
Colorado Industrial IS. series A........ 6Sh
Colorado Midland is................ II
colorado and Southern is........... 81
Cuba Ss........ !........... 1919
Denver and Rio Grande Is. .......... 9Gh
Ir's prior s lien .s... sTs
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. 105
Japan S.. .-.................... 9oss
japan Us, md series...... 9gh
Japan 4hs, certificates. ............. 90k
japan 4s...............--.. S39s
japan 4ks certificates. End series. -. soia
Louisville and Nash. Unified As...... 1909
Manhattan consol gold Az tbic,.... 100
Mexican Central 4s tbid) .s......-. :.SaE.
Mexican Central LIST Inc. ,. ..... "a
MINI. and st. Louis As toffered) .. %
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s....... s7A
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ends. ~. 81
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NEW YORK. March 2,-DEEVES-Re-
ccipts, 2e6 head, all for slaughterera except
ono car. Dressed beef slow at 1890 per
pound. calvcs-No fresh receipts; mono for
sale: feeling steady, Dressed cu9vcs quiet
ana unchanged; city dressed yeals. SQpl4o.;
country dressed, sq12c. Sheen and lambs
Receipts TIT head, Good to prime lambs
s76op775; choice held for better prices.
Hogs-lsecnlpts, 4,os6 head; none for sale
on 1.-Two weight. Market nominally weak.
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CINCINNATI. o.. March ,2.--IOGs--Ac-
tive. Butchers and shippers. 81. 12Ag7.l5;
common, $3.50 600. Cattle--steady ana
quiet Fair to good shippers. s4.bOGpb,60:
common. Sa.260a.00. Sheep---Steady at
s2.2bd 6,ab I.ambs--Easy at "a @s 90.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr

prime white, s4Ac.; prime winter yellow.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. March 2, 1907
OIJOT ATIONS1 T
CATTLE MARKET.
I.
(Sales mt Union Stock Ycrds.)

(Sales Mt Union Stock YcrdsD
Richmond, Va. March 2, 1901 i
Report Of live stock market for tho week
ending February 25th:
Best steers. 5,hG5Ac.; medium to good,
4'h@6Ac.: common to fair. Ak Q4&c.: best
common to fair. sA@3Ac.; best cows, ago
4Nc.; common to fair s@s1ac,; old. poor
S39slhc; sheep, 5l5Q6,sc.: lambs. 71sQsc.:
hogs. best. 7Ac.; a few very hne 71sc.; com
mon to fair, co SIC. Cows and calves, SEE q
5000 per head
Prospects good for all KINDS of stock for
next market.
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Virginia Centurles--I. 600 at e2Es; 900 a,
9eT&: 5000 at eaB; 1000 at 80.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. preferred
Z !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09

men, seated ahead of him, were thrown out as
the car struck the rear Of the machine. and
were badly hurt
The misapprehension created by the utter
ance Of President Roosevelt TO Harvard alumni
in Michigan that in a year and eleven months
he hoped to be one of them again, that this
meant he would be in office at his alma mater,
was set at rest by declarations on authority
from the White House and from the president
Of Harvard that all the Chief Executive meant
was that when he retired from public Office he
would be free to work Harvard alumnus.
King Edward purposes to pay visit to Ire
land early next month. The King and Queen
Of Denmark celebrated their golden wedding.
Prince Louis of Savoy, the Duke Of the Abruzzl.
returned TO jamestown, where the President is
expected TO pay another visit the coming week,
after which he will go to his summer home
Secretary Taft is going to take a trip through
the West, which will occupy his time until near
the end of this month. He will go to Canada in
July TO stay a month, and will take HIS long de-
ferred trip TO the Philippines early In Septem-
Der. There Is plan on foot for the presenta-
ton Of the homestead of President and Mrs.
Mckinley to the nation.
THE merger by which the New York. New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Company secures
the majority of the stock Of the Boston &
Maine. and so practically has all the railroad
lines Of New England in its control. was Of
hcially confirmed, despite the efforts of the
Massachusetts Legislature to prevent such
action. The only Independent line left IN New
England Is the Vermont Central. The Boston
& Albany is New York. Central line The at
ttude of Japan in regard 10 the further out
RACES japanese property at San Francisco
gested that a remedy covering the case can be
secured by q civil suit for damages from the
city. The Honduras lottery cases were ended
by pleas Of guilty interposed by the defendants
and the imposition Of fines amounting TO
S2S4O00- A memorial 10 Jefferson Davis Presi-
dent Of the Confederate States OF America was
unveiled at Richmond. The United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals affirmed the conviction
Of b. D. Greene and John r. Gavnor, whose
efo<ts 10 save themselves from the penalty Of
defrauding the government have attracted so
much attention Two Americans were drowned
in the Thames near London by the boat in
which they were striking the roots Of tree
TIL eplans OF the powers for the Hague con-
ference, to begin on June Is, are pr actica!lv
settled, and If the question Of disarmament
comes up the German delegates are not ex-
pected TO take part in the discussion
THE deaths of the week included those Of
Major General Thomas II. Ruger, former super
intepdent Of West Point: Sir Charles Mark
Palmer, N. P; Judge William x Townsend
professor Of the law Of contracts in the Yale
Law School; Justice Abram @. Garretson, Of
the New Jersey Supreme Court; Mrs. s. V
White. wife of the ex-Congressman Of Brook
lyn and treasurer Of the Plymouth Church:
Mrs Helen NJ. Cougar, the woman suffrage
leader Of Indiana, and the Rev J. Howard
Hand, OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09

than his employer requires OF him in an entire
day. and then when his stomach rebels he sends
down to 1t quantity of potions and pellets to
calm the turbulence within. To such as he a
partial diet OF fruit is heartily recommended
and there Is no better time for him to indulge
In this diet than in the noon hour At many
a downtown restaurant can be found variety
of fruits, always the bin Of fare In season
If the luncher has dislike for the fruit itself
then he may have recourse to unfermented fruit
juices which are not only pleasant and whole
beverages but act as dilute foods as
we'll True. there is hardly enough In these
juices alone to furnish needed nutrition but
accompanied by some cereal food or even by
meat, they are helpful aids and agreeable to
the taste. besides containing the food element
which is increased by the sugar IN them.
In the family, especially in hot weather does
fruit serve many ends. It's actual value as
food is one OF these, but from the standpoint of
economy it is also worthy of consideration. Con-
servative statistics show that there has been a