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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-11-15
He Had Had Some Help.

The man who applied ut hcadluar'
tcrs for little help from the char
table association set forth his case
with so much tact and moderation that
the secretary was beginning to be IN
vorubly impressed.
II cant ask them to do too much''
the applicant said modcstly. "lor
see" he continued in ali outbnrst or
delicacy and ngcnnouSncSS, they
paid for ms wedding last month, ana
twas Il real swell one" Youths Com
panion
The postmaster of Gasconado, No.
Daniel A. Bugh, says, IL cannot say
too much for your Kidney and Bladder
Pills. feel like new man, De-
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills are
sold by the st. Lucie Drug Co.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-11-15

Her Sultor ! wish to marry your
I,n,ht.r sir. Her Father I>ltrhiEl
Uy daughter, sir. viii continue un"rr
III, parnnlal root, Her Su."r W ell
sir the parental roof looks good 10 me
san Francisco Chronicle
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-11-15

Take some good reliable and safe di.
gestant like Kodol for dyspepsia. Ko'
dol is the best remedy known today for
heart burn, belching and all troubles
arising from disordered digestion. 1t
is pleasant to take and affords relief
promptly. Sold by st. Lucie Drug
Company.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-11-15

Kodo is offered on guarantees pau
Cor the relief of heart burn, Hatu'ehce'
sour stomach, belching of gas nausea ,aa',
o oua al stomach troubles. 1t dlgestS
a wha, ." you eat. Sold by the St. Luc'e
Drug Co.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-11-15
The Twins.

cholmondcly--ion and your ,,' SISTER
~, veins are you not? Marjoribanks
"' ~. =" war when we were children
Now, however, she Is five years young
~ thon I-Cleveland Leader
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-11-15

you may succeed when others DO no
believe In you, hut never wren you "
not believe in Yourself
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-11-15
Pain of a Wooden Leg.

"Barncy's wooden beg has been pam
I'm, I'm nf late" said Scholcs to MS
wife, Ma,
"IIov can that be-" asked Mrs'
ScholrS irritally. .
Mrs Barney has been thrashihs III
with it." was the explanation,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-11-15
Mot Inherited.

Fond papa-My baby says S ,ud
,richt things. pyspeptic tncle,A n".
=" "at vou want me to believe III 'hlS ,U'
Wv ,.ont observation-disclosures American
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-11-15

DeWj,rs Carbonizod Witch Haze
Sa)ve is healing and soothing Goo'
for piles. Sold by St. Lucie Drug 90
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-11-15

A new chapter of the United ID, pa"g gu,
ters of the Confederacy has 0e ss;', I he
'e,S ,s ", IN Jacksonville. 1t will De
s : "",~u as Jacksonville chapter
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-11-15

nowitt's Little Early Risers are 'ne
,. D nils made. Sold by St. Lucle Drug
Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Oct. Slower prices for wheat at the
principal European grain centres had depressing
close wheat for December delivery showed a net
loss of 2sc. Corn was UP 19sc 10 sc Oats were
1ssc higher. Provisions were up Sc 70 10c.
The wheat market opened weak because Of ID
decline at Liverpool shorts bought freely on the
decline and prices rallied to a point about 40
above the close of yesterday. Before the end OF
the first half hour. however. sentiment again be-
came beartsh and prices dropped back almost 1c.
This decline caused by a break of from ssc tC
21sc at the chief European markets. because OF tbs
action Of the Bank of England in raising its rats
of discount. The sentiment continued beaFish for
the remainder Of the day. but the strength of CORE
and oats steadied the market somewhat The close
was easy December opened sc to 1i4c lower at
sec TO 95i2C advanced 70 Sltc and closed at $3.50.
81 O4s,.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal 10 49,
2O0 bushels. Primary receipts were $4,000 bushels.
against $4,000 on the same day last year. Mime
apolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
551 cars. against 576 last week and $50 one year
ago
the active demand by cash houses. Wet weather
in the belt, small local receipts and the claim
that Eastern stocks of corn now down 10 a
minimum. and advances of from 1c 10 Sc in the
urgent demand The close was strong and close to
the high point. December opened a shade lower to
10 5Sf,c and closed at 5S9sc. Local receipts were
l69 cars. with ~ Of contract grade.
oats were in active demand by cash houses. be-
cause OF diminishing receipts The market was
strong all day. December opened at ltc to 11Sc
higher at 49c to 492c, sold between 4Szc and 492o
and closed at 499sc. Local receipts were 1s6
Provisions were firm on buying Of lard by local
packers. higher prices for live hogs and the
strength of corn and oats At the close January
pork was UP 1Oc at S14 671a. Lard 71Ac higher
at IS STA Ribs sc higher at 81 STA
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. %
cars corn. 14s cars; oats. 15s cars hOss. 1900
head.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. oct. s1.--CATTLE-Receipts estimated about.
10000 head market strong 70 I5c higher s4 SOC
81; cows 81 6S$4 60: heifers 81 60S5: bulls 6OG$5
calves %enlyes sSQ$I 7o stoosers and feeders 81 7S9s4 7S
strong 5QlOo higher: choice heavy shipping Sc O69
light butchers. SO 1o9s8 IS; light mixed. IS 9O9
pigs. 81 25qs5 IS; bulk Of sal sales s. 6oGSe SHEEP Re
s2Gs6 25 lambs. S5 1896 75; yearlinss. s59s5 so.
Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg. Oct. 31.-CATTLE-
HoGs-ReeeiPts light higher; prime heavy s. 1895 so;
So 20GS6 Is: pigs $5 eoas8 O5 roughs S5aS5 S5 SHEEP
Supply fair slow; prime wethers. s. qS5 90 common
s2GS3; wethers 81 50qS6 80: veal calves 81 50G$S-
East Buffalo, Oct. 31.-CATTLE-Receipts, $50 head.
Market slow Primo steers. IS 65Qs6 25. vEALS-Re-
ceipts. 200 head. Market active steady. HOGS
Receipts $500 head Market active and 09Ioc higher.
Heavy and mixed. SO 459S6 55 Workers, So 200S6 40;
pigs, So 1OGs8 Is: roughs. So oO9S5 so SHEEP AND
LAAIBS-Recelpts 5000 head. Market active. Sheep
steady; lambs l5c higher. S59s6 IS.
Cincinnati Oct 3f.-HoGS-Market active Butchers
and shippers 50 S5GS6 40 common IS 25S6 10 CATTLE
Market quiet and Fair shippers, S4 5OQ
IS 40; common. 81 25Gs2 75 sHEEP-Market steady.
So 25l1s5 LAMBS-Market steady. at 81 25Qs7.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
]. THOMAS RElNHARDT,

Rg'issa b beef t IS n5ps IN s
demand % and a, sens s q peG 10 40 late cable advises
sss were $50 quarters OF beef ." the Baltic to l1'''
CAIvEs-Receipts were 2s5 head. including 11e head
on sale Vells almost nominal and steady grassers
and Western calves SLOW SsT & Ss W Western oS SH % Te n
choice lightweight Westerns s5S6 City dressed veals
ary sS at rsst Tsa RsF at nj 7as
sales-s Judd s. CO..: 80 Western calves 195 10 aver
'sS al r y nPmo af5 III 10 i wes.eT caves
John P. NeIson veals. $50 10. at 50 so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 18 cars or
$40 head OF which 10 cars were consigned direct
slaqghterers and for the market making With With the
the rest at Goth street sheep were in good demand
and and Td raes dSE all @ to G Eh e T Of
.asoia at 6oh str street Common to prime sheep sold at
s. q; common 70 choice lambs at $59SJ; Gulls at
eral sales. 1O@11hc
sales-Tobin & shannon 2Os Ohio lambs. T3 II
a. s. f m Se % 81 S M ?2 3 s9 OHIO s ' sbeep s 50 M
wethers) 100 lb So rs; 1874 Ohio sheep 9c ID. at
Kerns Commission Company: 1853 Buffalo lambs. IT
at at sS 25 % 90 go '0 at - o. 30 00' d.
s. Judd & CO: las state lambs. 20 Ib. at se 25: 3
do 40 sbasD o az T T rs at 50 So do s. ~ at 81
George & L. S. DHlenbsek; Vermont lamb. 20 u.
b S. G' % DO q 100 S at S. S. 'A''O %
W. r. Hume: so Buna;o lambs s5 Ib, at So rs; IS
H. at So 62h; 2 Vermont crlLs a III at s. so; s.
YePmont SHEEP e IS % R s sS 70 " at - 'O
81 s & 50 e state sheep So h. at S. s'' % 10
HoGs-Receipts were cars. or 1855 head. incIud-
Higher state and Pennsyivania hogs SOLD at So 80
SIS 20 per 100 ID Ohio pigs ate yesterday at SO 30
Sales-John P Nelson: IS state hogs. III Ib aver
Tobin 8 shannon Gate yesterday: so Ohio pigs. s5
H. at 50 go so dG 6,iSsb yS 10 al at $3.50 70 80 ,o-a,
hose ss0fEs 1Ss b. i at So g. '''' state
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court:
Universal Cement Brick and Block Company,
Webster avenue and 200th street, involuntary pett-
ton BY creditors with claims follows: Sigmund
Sake, 500: Nathan kOpl. Sls9. and Samuel Gold
berg. $S6. A general assignment IS alleged. Fred
erick J. Phillips was appointed receiver, with
Adoiph Koblenzer liquors. No. go Third avenue.
Involuntary petition. by creditors with claims as
pany s262 and Ber1iner Brothers. Sl7l- Transfer
by the alleged bankrupt 20 a relative, Maud kOb-
Ienzer for a consideration OF $50. the latter as
Stunning a mortgage OF $3.50 on the property. -
Abs Cohen. No 19s Park Row involuntary peti-
ton by creditors with claims follows: Louis NJ
I,eWisohn $50: Henry Cohen. S5. and Henry stone.
ir was appointed receiver, with bond OF SsO0
Abraham Den and Samuel Wechler, trading as
Den & Wechler, voluntary petition; Liabilities.
81 ,9iO assets Principal creditor Josephson q
David Reshofosky cigars No IlS7 Madison ave-
nue. Involuntary petition. by creditors with CLAIMS
as follows: Benjamin Hyman $SIl; l. Ieindorrer,
s77. and Edward SOnnfeld. $50 Insolvency. II IS
said. is admitted
Kaspar Kasselbach. trading the b. & Il
Skirt Company, involuntary petition By H B.
C1afiin Company. S5S5. Preferences or S.aue are
alleged. Burgwyn Maitland was appointed receiver,
with bond OF 500. -. 1-,,
street involuntary petition by creditors with claims
as follows: Banks & Parsons, $3.50; August Haeuss-
Ter SEQ; Derbyshire Coffee Company, S8Si and E
ri & w j. Peck $SO7 An assignment made Octo.
her charged. JudSOn II. Wilde was sppolnkel
receiver with bond of $3.50
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
CAN'T RETIRE BONDS.
Denrer 6 Northeastern Unable to
Raise Money at Present.

n Perry president of the Denver & North
-.oe,ern Railway Company has sent notice to the
ssbolders that because of the present financial
di,ions in this city the company has been un-
- n obtain the money necessary for the retire
~. of its 100000 first and collateral mortgage
~ cent bonds. which. according to a notice pub
80 nv the company on August l. were called
Cor maturity to-day.
r7oe notice reads. in part. as follows:
,,-,an the notice OF August l was published tho
had made arrangements with certain
Illaansite and do such things necessary
60 o5er the terms of the mortgage to mature and
-av the same ,... -
pay TO the present financial condition in New
~ however. the company cannot obtain the
1oLh, arranged for and relied upon and is conse
que q,,,re the bonds. All bonds will remain in full
so@ce and unaffected by the published notice Of
ATf Az interest due November l, 1907 will be
IoInISntiy paid, and all obligations and duties OF
~ ~ Company under the mortgage duly discharged
and fulfilled.
Tho Mercantile Trust Company OF New York IS
-, +,,stee for the bonds, which due May
,ooo hut are subject to redemption any in
80, aay AT 1o5 and interest, upon ninety days
+;oe The next interest day which the bonds
ia D.. redeemed is May !. 1903.
The Denver & Northwestern is electric line
rtrg from Denver 10 Golden. The company
.,so controls through stock ownership the Denver
c,+,, Trauv-ay Company. which and op-
rates the entire street railway system Of Denver
Warsden J. Perry is director in the company.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

CoTT0N-There was quite a sharp advance in the
market during the carly session. the gains
later. steady net decline
point advance Of points. for the day
estimated 400 600 bales.
The market opened steady advance ot 10 IS
points. little irreeIlarity
gain Of - IS points and bull support
which attracted by the higher Liverpool market and
that English crop expert would
Of this years crop OF IIuOOOO bales. The ad-
taking December 10 Tlc March 10 40
represented a gain o. points
low level q Tuesday. there considerable real
iznC Reports that the high point for December II
possible TO buy cotton IN the South for delivery on
helT@d weaken during
local spot thry
Of Southern market and OF Southern of1er-
ings low a basis. The close 2 points mp
from the lowest the later months, the market
time having shown net loss Of 20 points
markets. officially reported.
changed o y higher. a from Ncw Orleans said
spots offering freely and was
a good demand al Ac advance 4 local authority with
considerable reputation accuracy
the crop 900 bales Detailed
ports showed heavy precipitation Southwest;
but only few points. and generally speaking
weather conditions seemed favorable.
The Of prices IN tho local day
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New YORK. october Jl 1907,
BEANS AND PEAS-Light trading in all the white
varieties and somewhat lower prices being named
StocA are comparatively small for the season OF year
tanned Turtle soup held little higher scotch peas
fhC6e '6S per bshe 81 DO to good Sc
81 90 do medium. 1906. choice 81 p p @$2 80; pee
kidney 1905 choice SO 59s2 so: do common TO sood
ye6 a Sieeh 81 3 ma caornS So
asa 70. PEAS-Green. Scotch 1907, choice, 81 90.
e1dd1es weakness on neary ali
Buyers operate beyond the most urgent needs
ebout The storage stock. resulted in reduction of
1c all the way down the line AZ the reduced
frsts, 259253kc do seconds. 24@244c do thirds 22@
good to choice 24 25c: state dairy tubs fresh.
25Ia Q2ec; do good to choice. 24925o; do eomm9n to
24c; do nrsts 2l3+ 9221se; do seconds 2O@2Ic: do
thirds 1s@19c; Western factory hrsts p 92Se; DO
/. 22c: do No 2. 2O921c: do No 3. 1s01sc-
CFiEEsE-Recepts to-day. 6.16S boxes There Is
s nbees and Ssoders Of such Quality connue arm
their Views and asking full prices the OCTOBER made
receipts shows more or made defects and is
exceedingly slow sale There Is little warrant Tor caang
quantity could probably obtain concessions Fine light
skins in good demand and as firm as anything on ths
showing more or less defective quality; Liverpool
cable Finest Canadian 62s Cd for colored 1As ID
orod and white September. fine IeAc; do October
hne. 10se; do good 20 prime lag 2 ginEc 90 com
hne. 16Hc; do white, 1oc; do October fine l5.sc do
common to prime 40 sEas e % 70; spe
fHodi f% Sse = . '''''' - ''''''''0' ' "
fresh gathered eggs continue scarce and firm, with
fairly prompt outlet occasional lots OF exceptionally
Rsy doRsS oss sales Medium grades quiet very
i've goods ara dlIL ~hsrs Is stu fns> ofestn az
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October 81. 1907.
COEFEE-Thc coffee market quiet o-da
sales the Gay being reported only $50 bags
market opened steady advance Of points, but
Off slightly closing
changed TO points higher. The opening advance
considered line with the showing the European
kets while the partial reaction later due little
scattered selling IN the absence bull support.
sbly tie larger receipts primary points cgrtang
Investment demand the time being bulls explain
tho heavier movement the ground that q
effort to antcina.c advance in the freight
November J. in event receipts the few days
have been running over the figures OF two years and
the days cables reported 1000 ports.
against 10000 bags the previous day 900 bags
last year Jundiahy receipts $4,000 bags.
5000 bags the previous day 1000 bags year
The heavier movement does he making any
impression upon the primary markets. neither Of which
reported any change Yesterday although Rio was barely
steady. HaVre closed unchanged and Hamburg,
which had been relatively the previous
unchanged 70 , pfenng higher Part of the small offer
inES noted during to-dal's trading "a
WaH street account hut generally
Nal street interest in the market very
reduced and some even think that If anything. Wall
street may be short Of the market by balance.
The market spot coffee quiet with quotations
the basis of Gi4c No :.
The Of contract prices market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct 3l.--Closiug- ug-WHEAT-Spot dul No
red Western winter IS lsd futures steady Decenoer
SIS 2Bd: March. SIS 4ssd: May. IS sid. CORN-Spot
quiet: prime mixed American IS 9isd: futures steady
December 5s s5sd: January 5s sid FLOUR--winter
patents firm. 3is Cd. HOPS-In London Pacific Coast
steady, g iOsafs los PEAs1Canadian steady S.
REcFIF-Extra India firm, e2s cd PORk--Prrne
mess, Western; steady. s2s 3D. aAMSLssoTt cut "a
so No. strong 6s: short RIB "a 10 strong COS Cd
long clear mdes. light. % "a 10 firm. 57s; long
clear mddes, heavy 35 40 10 firm. b6s; short clear
backs 10 70 20 10, steady ols clear bellies II 70 1s
quiet. 55s Cd; shoulders, square IL to l3 70, firm,
3ss Cd. LARD-Prime Western in tierSes. quiet AIS;
American refined in pals. quiet ass ID. CHEESE
Canadian white. new. steady. 6s Cd; Canadian
finest colored. new. steady, 62s 3D. TALLoW-Prme
city firm, Sis Cd. TURPENTINE-Sprtts dull. 3Ss Sd.
ROSIN-ComJnon firm, los Cd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

hs Local rees Et oa for Pe sRi 5sSs eS2@ Of was For
upland and 115c for middling Culf sales For cx-
port 1000 bales; consumption. 200. and delivered on
egraphed as follows: Galveston steady at llc sales
sales. 4l5O bales. Mobile hrm unchanged at 1o55c
s@iss 800 6aes o s1yanaa &c higher
hgheT at lo5 Sales loo 3Ses; Wilnnst2h Steady
10%c; sales 749 bales; Baltimore nominal isc higher
2sI Ioio6 ajst GohRged AT 0se saies
97 baeg 81 Louis quiet unchanged al llc sales 2s5
At Galveston 10000 to coo against 867s week
against 30 last week and 1925 last year and at
Houston. 1000 10 10000 against 4olo last week and
Cotton EHehanse special Liverpool oe cables: Spot
Imorcan, IA 600; middiing upland 6o3d Futures
opened quiet but steady points higher near: up
on late months clGsed Arm at net advance Of - q
571d December Jang9ry 5IoHd; January Fe6rg95y
May-June and JuneJuly. 56shd: July August. 566d
FLOUR AND MEALEFIogr was quiet today. with
prices nomipay ~ snaae s1aS Ty @ r sajg' o t % m
Old quotations The following are prices quoted on tho
ents s. 6 So 80; winter sraehts 81 $4 So winter
Eo weF sRas No %
WHEAT , O. NJ * 1.eaay 9u0tsd So o S
70 good $a@S5 % choice to fpncy s. 25g$S go 90
81 o. BAG MEAI-Firn1 quoted: Fine white and
siiS asn aus d
s27 80 standaTd iddiing s7 49, aGGr do $50 co. & red
s2s sacks micdipg $2S 1og 3 S3l u oo red 69g
NtAN+N'
GRAIA~wHEAT-Th early feature in wheat was
Gables nnd d6 hore @ Of raa o IN acet on the break but
almost Immediately the offerings from longs as DRIED up
time prices had shot Up lEo PER bush on December IN
market followed having steady % gndsTtone and there Sg
until near the close. when realizing destroyed about
half the early advance ard the 1nnet left off no more
q the stock market had GonsdeF9ble effect on
most Of the day. Commission houses m Chicago
early advance II was reported Louis that
to the seaboard and one line was quoted as saying
saat it would furnish quickly all cars NEEDED FOR sea-
toward The begin Export business for the
loads being reported II ali posSns Il Is believed
demand and for reason there was no eggressve
he Liverpool decline amounted to 1Si%d. and fol
S Tsd SP ey snS Gp bulls % nR f5 as sIe ru Of s
oney BroSnhah estmatsd that X?gsntIne shipments
$4,000 bush the previous week the Price Current
Tot quSsa Ds1J7n saoT sa sad E S
n Iaqfs as can ha %9s S o o ccao
mostly due to light supplies Of old corn wet weather
Cash corn reported be 1920 hgner in the West
hH:Hs ing Gg ~ RoooRs $S4 Al oasa
on u Friday ATgonno 3 shp@ens We're estimated 500.
we Week Dash e cnpafea % e "i5n oss Osh as to % No
% zoe Ss n a seS09T Ssd and ~ o os aoS M No wi
oATs-dood commieslon house buying had strong strong
@ a Sc susR
Mixed 20 to ss n Sc natural White % 20 70 Sc h. SO
Mer @ snd du fSed he eor 81 o 20 40 % Ne% york nAR
LBY-siaTiet quiet. Mating slas1 % New York.
NEW YORK PRICES.
e; a'e: o'ifgs 'Es Fs4 @ HSS ' IT,
Rsy Rsssmssr a'....::..: 5a54 Gss S9ss
CHICAGO PRICES
6; s:S;rs:: 81: 81 a a::. ass s:s a:Ess
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01

t1rladelnbia Oct. 2l.-Fire of unknown origin to-
dow caused a loss Of s75c0O in the four story build
,nq Nos 81 and 50 North % street The first and
second floors were occupied by Cunningham & Co,
tobacco jobbers. and the others by Reinsh & Son,
,,o-,fs ct1Irers Of shirtWaists.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
FALL RIVER LINE REDUCES FARE

The Fau River Line announces reduction IN
fare from New York to Boston. the fare now being
Sc 65 with corresponding reduction to al Eastern
Aoiuts-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
cu,cAeo FIRE LOSS. s5oo.ooo.

Chicago, Oct. Sl.-Seven fremen were overcome
bv smoke and loss OF $50aoOo was caused in fire
q, the five story building AT State and Quincy
streets occupied by tie Holden Shoe Company,
early to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October a. 1907.
BEEyES-Receipts were 80 cara $40 head, oil for
slaughterers cars. yesterday
sale. 'asrA trading Of any Importance, the
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
COBALT STOCKS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

DETROIT TOLEDO & IRoNroN.
(Ann ArSor Division)
sniro week in October $50 sax $50 so se5 eos
''-y TO October 81. i.4Gs 94i 13l025S 1 1s5 800
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
WESTERN MARYLAND REPORT

The Western Maryland Railroad conn,rv "a
'' 'or the year ended June 80 as follows:
faslvs, , 1907. 1906 Increase
Less ofers.s eanings $SooO4S4 s. S02 O8a s7es
S ';'.-............... s.72s.e7s a.IoO.es2 e242o5
ast esSnings raalsyays sl s7o 47a a. eoe ~ .z1 cS
sI - INCOME. railway de- 'N' *i'N'"''
saf7Inenf dlyfdendE in
nfeEt, etc. ... 40 goa eooz, -
Tssl Total net income. rail- -
Esf Qan
- profits, coal and allied '-'''o''" SN0@''So
+; "@ '.....-.,.... e7a.0T7 720o43 .45 3e0
Total net income 40 eyE syo 60 100 80 -
Charges: ' ''''''' 's<'ooo'ooo s24bs,o27 sl67023
sstefest 0 bonas -, o, oooo..
satas leased lines etc i17 osa s.eoz z9o
oh loans. 2lo355 los 9la ooi re
eAsfses' 2e44,5so s.. 2.2f7oIs ss97 5es
.--1ias ovS all charges. sioses s2;l5Os .s24o5a5
'ose case
New-York tribune., 1907-11-01
BOSTON STOCKS.
CTurnished by r l. Day & Co. No 81 wall SUI
CHICAGO STOCKS.

'Asked. tex dividend.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-10-11
The cstamaran.

While 1t is rarely employed by Ea'7v@-
means as method of travel, eveA ~
emergencies, the catamaran az Sisss-
Madras fishermen Of India is E< asa-.
odds the most extraordinary OF wa1cAsa
vehicles. 1t consists simply OF sfsrsss-
logs dashed together and flush wftca snls=-
surface of the water. On these n Ssses-
erman sometimes two or more Hss1sssrs'-
men) stands and with a single caiS Rasss~
dies himself far out to sea. Mssaiiaxs
fisherman will venture out when oeissx-
men will not launch their erarS, @1xS1-
even In weather when boats cannsH he
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