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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-15
HOW COLOR AFFECTS GROWTH.
Result of Experiments Upon Plants
Forcing Flowers by Anaethetics.
~. 3 ESroy,n tha Chica aro rlyil,,,n., ,t

Forcing Flowers by Anaethetics.
From the Chicago Tribune
Color agriculture is the latest. Ca
mile Flammarion put seedlings of the
sensitive plant into four different
houses--an ordinary conservatory, a
blue house, an ordinary greenhouse, a
red house.
After a few months waiting he
found the little plants In the blue house
practically just as he had put them In.
They seemingly had fallen asleep and
remained unchanged. In the green
glass house they had grown more than
In the ordinary glass house, but they
were weedy and poor. In the red house
the seedlings had become positive
giants. well nourished and well deveI-
oped, fifteen times as big as the nor
NAL plants. In the red light the plants
had become representative. 1t was
found that the blue light retards the
processes OF deca3 as well as those Of
growth.
Perhaps the most extraordinary de-
velopment is that Of forcing plants by
the use OF ansesthetics. It was the
discovery OF DIR. Johnannesen. of Con.
ephagen. The plants are put into q
box into which ether Is evaporated.
The heavy vapor descends and envelops
the plants. After forty-eight hours the
plants are taken out and placed In
cool house. The buds and plants at
once begin to sprout far more rapidly
than those plants that have not been
treated with anaesthetic. Chloroform
also can be used.
DIR. Johannesen suggests that we
here come on the question of repose in
plants. In France, by setting up sort
of lightning conductor In the center OF
q field and connecting II with net
work Of wires running through the soil
OF the field, an increase OF so per cent
was secured in a potato crop. The elec-
tricity was drawn from the atmo-
sphere.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-15
The Worlds Supply of Nieks
From the Review of Reviews.

From the Review of Reviews
In the contradistInction TO the mines OF
southern British Columbia, which were
started for gold and silver and found cop
per. are the wonderful mines Of Sudbury,
Ont, that were started for copper and
found nickel. Probably more mines are
discovered by chance than by systematic
prospecting. and the romance that gem
orally appertains to the discovery certain
ly clings to the finding OF pyFrhotite In
Sudbury. Lost In the forest. resident
of Sudbury was found, In the morning
seated on an outcrop of ore that subse-
quentIy proved to be the foundation OF the
largest nickel-mlning industry In the
world.
An English firm obtained control of the
mines, but succeeded in bungling the man
agement IN an Incredibly foolish manner,
and 1t was not until American engineers
directed operations that profits began to
accrue In 1859 Canada produced less than
1000 900 pounds of nickel; the production
last year, was probably in tho region Of
100000 pounds, OF which about 80 per
cent. Finds II way across the border. So
far as human foresight can tell. there
seems no mineral In the economic world so
nickel. Outside the production of New
Caledonia, Canada supplies practically all
the worlds requirements, but these re-
ouirements become more and more each
year. and new discoveries OF the metal are
not keeping pace with the increaslr- de-
mand. II is, however, reported that ..rth
Of Sudbury considerable areas OF the min
eral have been found. and II will be inter
esting 20 note what effect this will have
on the market price OF the metal. which.
at present. Is largely controlled by the In
ternational Nickel company.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-15
J IT SERVED HER NEED.


Boarding school French is proverbi-
ally useless, but It rested with bright
American girl to show how a little
knowledge might sometimes be not
such dangerous thing.
She was crossing the st. Lawrence
one morning early on her way to Muir
ray bay. A cold damp fog hid every
thing but the oily water over the side
of rhe steamboat. the trip which always
takes an hour seemed likely to be
heightened out indefinitely, and long
night railway journey had left her
worn out.
There was not a thing to eat to be
bought on the boat. and the French
Canadian sailors seemed perfectly care
less as to her welfare. Moreover. as
she passed the galley there steamed
forth the most inviting scent OF coffee
She paced backward and forward
wondering If someone would not take
pity on her. She knew there was some
French phrase in her book at home
which would exactly At the situation,
but remember IL she couldn't. She grew
more and more desperate until a flash
Of genius came TO her.
she stood outside the galley door and,
with an emphatic gesture exclaimed:
Mon dieu! quelle belle smelle!"
Boarding school French triumphed,
and In a minute she was presented by
q smiling sailor with an enormous bowl
OF coffee.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-15
She Manted 4 MantIs.

A young married woman entered hard
ware store and asked:
Have you got those things for improv-
ing gas hghtT'
Yes, madam" said the dealer. Here
is a complete set, fittings, chimney and
mantle" %,
'oh, I don't want the set!" said the
woman. i've got the metal part and the
chimney, but the little white shirt is
busted; that's the only one I want"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-15

him at ball or race course, may lose
ner spirits and the damask OF her
cheeks as we'll. But nothing will at
tract the maternal eye which has long
lost its keen sight, though 1t disdains
the assistance Of glasses.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-15
SWEDISH WOMEN.

In Sweden women share every priv
lege offered to their husbands and
brothers, and those who have to earn
their living find the doors or no pro-
tession shut In their faces.
Women invade every public depart
ment. They are bank clerks, as well as
postoffice clerks. and life in a Swedish
town is made pleasant for the
worker.
1t Is to Sweden that the socialist
might look for examples. The state
lnterferes very little with the liberty
Of the subject. Legal matters are so
arranged that the poorest man can
hope for justice at small cost. Arbi-
tration is held in high favor.
Stealing is rarely heard of, and the
mere serious crimes are almost un-
known. The street cars have no con-
ductors to collect fares; each passen-
ger puts the money in a little box
by the door. In places Of amusement,
people hang their hats and coats In a
large hall and there Is no attendant
In charge OF valuable furs often left
to the mercy of the passerby.
Drunkenness Is almost impossible,
OF wine and spirits. No tobacco can
be purchased by boys. ..E
The head of an estate is expected to
look after his people in sickness and
in health. He educates their children,
pays the doctor. and teaches their
sons and dauChlr srs trades.
Sweden r. - profoundly religious
country. IT, bible is read aloud daily
by the head OF the family, and bible
Is the first gift made by a young man
to his betrothed. r..-.'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-15

The water OF Loeb Katrine Is won.
derfully pure. II holds only quarter
pound OF ailuvial deposits to every
1000 gallons OF water. The Thames
averages tovr pounds to the 1000 gal.
Ions.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-15

BY binding either end of a strip OF
mating one has an ideal rug for a
kitchen floor, 1t being cleaned so easily!
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-15
Am IMPRovIsEp sArH ROOM.

When no bathroom is I'm the house a
very nice substitute II to have an or
binary bath tub placed In the corner OF
the Kitchen or some other convenient
room Have the two sides which are
exposed to view wainscoted, and on top
place a lid. hinged on. which can be
hooked up against the wall. This may
have a nice cover and cushions on It.
and when not In use for bathing Il
makes . very handy and comfortable
seat.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-15
PRIcELEss cAMEos.

One adornment of Boston bride last
week was a cameo pin from the jewel
casket of a great-grandmother, whose
taste In the early 'S0s was considered
flawless. The pin fastened the rose
point lace veil, which had been worn
by the brides mother at her wedding.
Truly charming . ombination of asso-
Citations. Other young women who are
lucky enough to have had grand
mothers who had canoes should set
they are pronounced a charming fin
ish TO q summer frock. II they have
the artistic merit OF much OF the old
fashioned jewelry 1t is safe to believe
that the woman ancestor who wore
them was "a parsonage"
----e.---
In after years a spinster may have
cause to congratulate herself on the
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-15

In after years spinster may have
cause to congratulate herself on the
number Of times she didn't get married
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

knicsgo. Oct ga large export business to-day
tset tne denoralized conditions in the stock mar
sst ana caused q strong close to the wheat mar
ssl here The final quotations left December wheat
.'se hig1er. Corn up &c TO &c. Oats were
nc ioWer Provisions were 171zc to 32lzc lower
me wheat market all day and had
.+<ay sharp declines and upturns. Two important
.aluences struggled for the control. The one was
e Eastern financial situation and the local fear
~ ~, possible complications growing out Of it, the
s.nsf being the strength Of the foreign markets
- tne evident disposition of foreigners to buy.
80. 80 n the day the bullish influence gained the
sPe Aahd and the market closed strong and high
:, ~ u was reported to-day that all offers OF cash
sasst made last night had been accepted by for
80 80 o1yers and the bids for were numerous
sAa @ frequently higher. The cash markets at kan
+.y' - tliy' Minneapolis and Duluth were also re-
.S-Aea as strong. There was evidence also that
=. .Le2Ty selling OF yesterday largely by
,Iss "ho were anxious 10 cover to-day. The
s5 s.t money market in the Northwest caused some
TI1s IN that direction. which had some effect
Ee ts December wheat opened unchanged 20 1zc
ssler s,er al 99ssc 70 $3.50. sold between 99hc and
7" gi< and closed strong at 81 0I1z-
.,r .eai - ahces Of wheat and -four were equal to
t.s9 t~.sO9 bushels Primary receipts were 1,13S.o00
is.'elS' against $4,000 bushels on the same day
- 80 year Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
saseo receipts Of sGs cars against 61s cars last
- and 53s cars a year ago.
:. ne corn market IN general followed the lead of
~ 49,. although the situation I'm the cash market
- 80 inherent Eastern buyers desired to purchase
w. sau9ect 10 unusual financial conditions which
,.sn HOI acceptable here. The fine weather pre-
eng over the belt and the prediction Of its
-. laoance were bearish factors. All offerings
a.n -a ready takers throughout the day, December
- $500 &c lower TO Mc higher at size to 57jzc,
So eetNeen 611sc and 5SHc, and closed strong at
~, 5slzc. Local receipts were 1872 cars, with
~ ~ contract grade
=. ne oats MARKET was tame all day. The range
ss, pilces was narrow and the Eastern demand
o,e os POOR. Trade In general small. December
,y. ,o tze 10 tsc lower at Jitsc TO 51hc. sold be-
foeI1 So4e and 50zzc and 5l5sc ana closed at 5lAc
~ receipts were 205 cars
e. il ace In provisions WAS large but at a low
oa,ssc oe4 Ihan for some time. Local packers and
ho- specdlators sold the list heavily, and the
,so.as situation I'm the East was a strong bearish
Are maj break Of z5c TO 20c In the price OF
o. sss at the stocyards left the market with
q a. .hs support January pork closed 325zc low
pere = sI4 M. Lard was off zoe at IS 4o@ Ribs
,oo"h l71zc at 81 52Ik
tsrs. sr1'ed receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 76
lssd 'S'b s57 cars; oats, 309 cars: hogs, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities continued un-
settled. Many new low records were established
Small rallies followed the lowest although the i'm
provements were OF small proportions. Chicago
Subway broke about points to new low mark
American Tobacco. after loss OF points. re-
covered. other low levels established IN
United Copper common and preferred. Greene
Cananea,, Manhattan Transit and New York
TRANSFORMATION Consolidated Steamship shares
were heavy. Rather large blocks OF bonds also
came out. Greene-Cananea fell 4. with only a
slight rally. United Copper was down q and the
preferred 2Is. Trinity was down Is. Fractional
changes were shown elsewhere. There was little
or no inquiry for bonds, aside from Consolidated
Steamship As
London, per cent Open market discount rate for
short bills 42sQHa per cent long bills. 42g4Ss per
cent Berlin discount rate. AS per cent. Paris dis
count rate 9-16 per cent Paris exchange
London. % francs Ila centmes. Bar gold, as 1od.
Berlin exchange London. 29 marks 1884 ptennigs.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Brttish consols for
money So 1916. for the account So l5-l6 French
rentes, 81 francs 80 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Plymouth Oct %, 7:s5 m-Teutonic tBr) New York
Tor C'herbourg and Southampton
(1ct2 23-Iesaba tI5r). tsCW York.
1sagfz oct .6-MontseTrat (Spanj, New York.
Tsbta oct la-Auchenarden fSr). New York via
buco. . oco-, ~. vi, 81, ~,
Santos oct lt-Sntfuhe VIel' NC" i"'A VIA haTpauos
Pernambuco. etc.
,,na,al,uco oct l9-Corrientes (Ger New York
80. - Isneiro. 22-Tennyson. (Br. New
Nsnes oct lg-FIorida Htap New York; 22d. Principe
-'"f ,si 'Pte1nonte GtaD, New York.
,sonteyideo oct 2I-Virg 0Rr). New York for Buenos
scz oct 23-sasuma CB. Yokohama, etc for New York
sydney n $ w. Oct 22-Iangton 1rnnse or) New York
- Via 81 Vincent, g V. FremanIle. etc
1,,.ov,n oct % II 30 m-Carpania (Br), York
s,harnnton Oct %, 1880 m--kronprinz wilhelm
erl Bremen for New York via Cherbourg; 1910
~ Adriatic C3). New York via Cherbourg and
Queenstown
II,raSos oct 22-Maderense (Brl. New York; Trent
D Gsr5 from New York Kingston coloA etc for South
,nftp Oct 2e-Rotterdan lr Boston and New York.
taiS"AtN' - PASSED.
80. oct 15-Rc dItaiia QtsD Genoa New York
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24
EXPRESS COMPANY PROBE
Publish Serrice Commissioners Take
Up Ne7c Field.

Because Of complaints Of poor service and over
charges. the Public Service Commission, on mo-
fon Of Commissioner Maltbie, yesterday adopted
resolutions calling all express companies TO file
complete schedule Of rates This is the first step
t0Ward an investigation Of the express business.
Commissioner Naltbie also presented resolution
providing that at least one-fourth Of the cars in
Broadway which formerly went only TO Houston
greet, on the downtown run. be continued as far
rs Murray street between a. and p m. The
order provided for by the resolution declares also
for a more adequate system Of destination signs.
70 be displayed conspicuously. The order goes into
effect November !. for two years.
The commission yesterday adopted resolutions
providing for a hearing November II at p. m.
ct which suggestions might be made for amend
nents 10 the present rapid transit law. Many
quests for such hearing have been received. This
ecOn IS taken being significant of the COM
MISSIONS own views that amendments to the pres
eat law should be made.
4 hearing held yesterday on the proposed
order for increase Of % per cent in the service
On three lines of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Rail-
road Company
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Oct. %, 1907


Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger, Cuppers. Bremen
Is. southampton and Cherbourg 49, to oelrichs
and ndse Arrived a Bar 43o a
steamer Colon. sIings CrstoSal October H. to the
mdse Arrived al the Bar at 7:i5 a m
Steamer jamestown, Catherine. Norfolk. 10 the Cld
Dominion SIS CO. with mdse Left Quarantine at 1910
steamer Jacob Bright CBr Lewis October 10.
Munson IS Line. with sugar Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Princess Anne TapIey Newport News and
Norfolk to the Dominion S. CO. with passengers and
mdse Left Quarantine at ! :25 IN.
Cciober "a with sugar to Czarnikow MacDougan
Daniel Bacon ATed at the Bar ] al IS1 80 d Nd
Brunswick 20 TO the Mallory IS CO. with passengers
aIa nTsI C7esapeake Hastings Baltimore Fos-
,ar With rndse Left Quarantine at 2:j0
r. saFs sS9 oombo SEPTEMBER s. Port
said % Aigiers October and Delaware BreakVater ~
to Fn>ch Edye & 60. with sugar arrived at the Bar
at 1S1 Dorothy Mcdonald Port Tampa October 19
it ScaI 90: vessel to II Bull & Co. will discharge at
CaTI9 Fl SUD Higgins Galveston October the
so1therr Pacinc CO. with mdse. Left Quarantine at
fs.ss9 IN s to ,os As ySe %
de Janeiro 3, Victoria Bania and barbados dos H. 70
Arrived at the Ear az ri si' Russ m Genoa sepeher 70
iesp Line with passengers and mdse. South OF Fire
islanG sa5aS a. Hc5 j. Oct %. myvnd
SAILED
s.o,,,ors Nleuw Amsterdam CDutch). Rotterdam via
Eonoane oceanic (Br). southampton via Plymouth and
chsrboure Hanp1yer eT Bemen 15 Sm9ens Russ
Genoa: Bradford Ger, Port antonio Eivarton CBD.
Dneql. Cl belfast: Rotterdam Dutch Amsterdari
cI,ic Princess (3r Hamburg via Rotterdam Daldorch
C} Brstoi OIinda cuban. Cuban ports: Comns
Orleans Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News; Finance.
Ttai trip returned: oemulgee. satiila; Huron.
Charleston and Jacks9nviHe
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24
FIFTH AVENUE TRUST co. SCARE.
Few Depositcrs Become Frightened and
Draw Out Funds.

There was e small run on the Fifth Avenue Trust
Company. Fifth avenue and 43d street. yesterday
morning. The officials at the bank laughed the
iiea Of any serious the company.
At 9 o'clock there were about fifty persons in
me to draw their funds. They paid off
apidly as soon as the paying tellers window
V7ened. BY IL o'clock IN the morning the number
hline had increased to about hunrded and
say. The majority were women.
Shortly after conditions at the bank became
almost normal. and only about the usual number
of persons were hand to withdraw their ac-
counts Assistant Secretary W. Meachau said:
The company is absolutely solvent. We have
al the money We need. There is absolutely no
apprehension on the part of the trust company
We can meet all demands. The deposits this morn
ing exceeded those Of any Of the last ten days.
This shows that the public has not lost confidence
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at 40
per cent; highest, 125 per cent; lowest per cent.
closing 20 per cent; last loan, 10 per cent: ruling
rate 50 per cent. Time money quoted at 6ia
al per cent ninety days and G6ia per cent for
All other periods Commercial paper was quoted at
7d IA per cent for sixty to ninety days and four
months and 7l4qS per cent for others.
exchange were nominal at the opening yesterday
morning. and none wanted TO do business until the
money market opened Cables were quoted at
s6li demand sterling at 4S5ls and siXty-day bills
at Isl. these figures being about the same Tues
dav's close. Short francs were around 517i2. less
1-16, and short rechsmarks A His. There was
little business done In the foreign exchange mar
ke+ though rates fell Is points from tho opening
level In the afternoon cables were quoted at
i SCO564 S6I0 demand sterling at 4S505d4S510 and
sixty-day bills at 4SO&. The unsettlement in money
and the general financial disturbances tended to
restrict operations in exchange.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24
WESTERN PAcIFIc's PROGRESS.

San Francisco. oct. 23.-StockhoIders Of the West
en Pacific Railroad Company in annual meeting
YESTERDAY reelected the present board of directors
Great progress has been made during the summer
and autumn Five hundred and twenty miles Of
iae road has been graded between Salt Lake City
and San Francisco. 80 miles of track has been laid
ana work has been begun on the 1,600-foot tunnel
near thls city Grading has been completed on
ooth sides Of this tunnel. which has already been
efcaYated 70 a distance Of so feet The board Of
directors reelected yesterday is composed Of George
Gould, T. T. Jeffrey, ". T. Bartlett. Edwin
haTley y. ". McCutcheon. A z. caIef Y 7
sogue ). F Evans w. J. Shotwen, J. Ialzell
sToWn' Warren Olney. Charles ". Slack and H
J. Mccartney
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24

sIncudes water power.
President Hush J. Chisholm says. In part as
follows;
The increase in the cost Of manufacturing the
counpaHy's product is mainly due tho increase
in the cost OF wood and labor. The percentages OF
increase in both these items for the past fiscal year,
as cOmpared with the previous year. was very
large and fully accounts for the reduction In tho
eo1npany's net earnings.
THE demand for paper is now fully equal to ths
production prices are materially higher than dur
ing the larger part of the last and indications
for the present hscal year are more promising.
The policy OF the company in keeping the physI-
cal condition of the plants at high standard has
been steadily maintained such expenditures having
been charged into operating account. The plant
account has increased S3375,S96 IN the past fiscal
year, this amount in part covering new hydraulic
development and the construction OF new mills and
additions to existing mills with the necessary
equipment"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston i6 2-3c dis
count; Chicago. soc discount St. Louis, 15c pre-
MUM bid; San Francisco, sight telegraph 2Iac
premium: New Orleans, commercial 50475c dis
count bank 81 premium Cincinnati. l214c premium;
Savannah buying SOC discount, selling 75c premium
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. exchanges
s3s5 19e CSC balances $3S94 $50; Chicago exchanges
sl4 4O3 s32 balances $l,s15,2S; Boston. exchanges
500 304 l6O balances 81, ,436, S93: Philadelphia,
banres sos 3S balances 81 6l4 Baltimore ex-
changes S. 1885, $50 balances $725,1S6
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. Else Mexican
silver dollars. 4Sl2c Bar silver in London closed
at 2s1ad: advance. 1-16d-
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid 12.45: Lisbon. s.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 200A.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington. $131o, 461 internal rev.
enue receipts. $67Z.794; miscellaneous receipts
s155s42 Receipts for the day. s2,144.19s; expendi-
lures $2.4s0 OO0. Receipts for the month to date.
s44 322; expenditures, &4,1s0020; excess of ex-
penditures SSSG7S. Receipts for the year TO date
5000 552; expenditures. $214 1S0.493 excess os
expenditures. S4.5O7,941.
SUB-TREASURY.-Tle Sub-Treasury was debt
or to the Clearing House s3SS,o15.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24
'Takes mail for South brazil.
TRANspAciFIc MAILS.

Destination steamer New York.
Japan. Corea China Philippine
ands via Vancouver Victoria, B -
Empress Of China To-day. 600 m
Japan. Corea and China especially ad-
dressed ony), via SeattleDAi Mar. To-day, eco
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and Philip
pom MARI Oct %. 800 m
Hawaii and Philippine Islands
transport -. Oct a. 600 m
Australia except WesD New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia 1yia Vancouver and Victoria,
Hawaii Japan Corea- China and Philip
pine Islands via San Francisco)-
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via San
Francisco)-Mariposa Nov IL. 600 m
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Oct %. p. m--NEarly quotations for
American securities showed uncertain changes
from Tuesdays closing level here. Shortly before
the opening of the New York Stock Exchange
Reading quoted q below parity, Canadian Pa
cifc q above, Union Pacific and Atchison 70 below.
Louisville and St. Paul each y above. Other
changes were small. Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24
WIRELESS REPORTS.

70 al nalcersee, which reported 20 Sable Island at
tsien Il rsftasy when fifty miles southeast OF that
The Es,'sR ei,f 70 dock about 10 a Friday.
fcsy si.-' .ith reported 10 Cape Race at m yes
zss s:-y-s a Saturday
''s'esiic. which reported to sasconset N
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
auNrArraE AImANAc

e. MINIATURE ALMANAC.
go Sun sets 5O9 Neon rises 7:32 Moons age II
Ar HIGH WATER
e2s1eg ltook e2s Gov Islond s:40l Hell Gate II;
- Heok Us. Coy. Island 1919 IHell cate 1Z;lZ
New-York tribune., 1907-10-24

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Tues