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That MOnunsent.,

Leonard Briggs. 46th Pa. and 189th
N. Y, Jacksonville. Ore. has taken The
National Tribune long time. and would
be lost without 1t. He seesa great dea
about the monument to- WAR, and says
"By all means let 1t be built good and
high. provided the Daughters Of the
Confederacy VIII let every Union vet.
suggests that each veteran give a nickel
with the privilege Of having verse en-
graved on the monumeht..n His verse
is all ready: sT OF
The earth was glad pSi
And the Heavens were. willing,
But the devil was mad
To receive such q villain.
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Bailey Post, G. A. r., Department OF
Vermont.

At the regular meeting of Bailey
Post, G. A. r.. of Newport. VT, on Jan.
II, 1907, the newly-elected officers of
the Post were installed by Past Com
mander Chas. e. Handy. On the same
day the new officers of the w. r. c.,
Bailey Post, Were also installed. All
bountiful repast lively, Interesting
Campfire followed, which was thoroly
enioyed.
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Saratoga Encampment.

Editor National Tribune: I want to
thank you heartily for the splendid let
ter from Saratoga by your special cor
respondent; also for your good editorial
on same subject in The National Trib-
une of Jan. 8. Many of us here want
to go there this Fall, and were very
sorry to find any opposition to Saratoga
as a meeting place for the Encamp-
ment. I am confident If the comrades
thoroly understand the situation there
they will withdraw all objections. They
do not understand, because Saratoga is
a small city, that the place has been
built up purposely to entertain immense
crowds.-John Ross, Commander, Seely
Post, 105. Department of Nebraska, U.
s. N, North Bend, Neb.
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stand. on Hi. sldebo.rd.

Monroe H. Corbin, Co. A, 56th Mass.
Webster, Mass, replying to Comrade
Geo. w. Currier on the hardtack ques-
ton. says he has one, the last of three
days rations that he drew when in front
of Petersburg. Dec. 20, 1864. 1t is in
little glass box. and stands upon the
sideboard in his dining-room. He does
not think he ever eats a meal without
looking at the dear old tack" When-
ever his Post holds fair the tack" is
there as curiosity or relic, and always
excites great interest and attention. II
is just as succulent and juicy to-day as
1t was AZ years ago.
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Disappointed.

Nicholas Softer, 7th Pa, Pittsburg,
Pa, is disappointed that an appeal he
made in The National Tribune to the
comrades of his regiment to write to
him met with only two responses. He
paper which must reach substantially
every veteran of the war of the rebel-
lion.
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Widows Exemntion.

Mrs. w. L. Thompson, Box 25, Man.
son, Iowa, wants to know if there are
any other States besides Iowa which
exempt widows from paying taxes. Let
the comrades in the various States an
swer her
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Check will be sent you in few days
from the U. S. Treasurer, without fur
ther correspondence.
Respectfully,
IT

Auditor Of the War Department.
Col. Billings says he cannot afford to
keep quite SO large a check as an heir
loom, but challenges the world to pro-
duce such another showing Of the Won
derfuI accuracy with which the Govern
ment kept accounts with every one OF
the million men who served during the
war. 1t is really beyond the compre-
hension how wonderful the machinery
of a careful Government ran. even
amid the whirl and commotion of the
greatest war which ever was known.
1t shows how concisely every detail was
looked to. Forty-four cents Was entitled
to lust as much care as the millions ex-
pended every day during the dreadful
struggle for our countrys existence.
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M { DIcAL.
A W FAX N A N.

NY Dear Brother: IF Worry Dissipation or
Hard Work has worn you out; II the Errors or Ex-
cesses of youth or early manhood have unstrung
your nerves sapped your energies; II Advancing
Age has weakened your powers; or II Varicocels,
Weak Organs Lost Ambition, Nervousness Failing
virlty or Bladder Kidney Troubles bother you at
any age L want to tell you my honor a man that
BECK's wONDER-WORKERs FOR MEX
used one tablet at q Dose three times day at home
or at your work. will cure yOu easier quicker and
cheaper than any other remedy in the world and Ger
tainly prepare you for the duties and pleasures
of full and perfect manhood. My successful career
not quack fraud or fakir. Think of the record!-
only IL complaints (every one of which was made
good) In years, during which over 100000 Weak
Men of all ages we're made strong, and the largest
ail-order medicine business in the world built up.
NY WOndcr-WOrkers do not contain poison,
and the price is only one dollar per box. always
cash with order. by at your expense. If you send
s1l5 send 1t by mail sealed and prepaid When you
order please mention this paper.
Sincerely your friend,
GEO. .. BECK.
a4A Main ST.. Springfield, Ohio.
Hon. Asa s. Bushnell said: "There Is no squarer
man living than Geo. s. Beck"
DIR. A. West says: 81 use wonder-workers in
nv practice 1t is the best ALL perfectly safe to
use under any circumstances"
Thousands Of cured men say, "best on earth"
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LII PERSONS TROUBLED WITH BRIGHTS
IA Disease or any kidney ailment, write to II.
Kroeger, $50 Allyn ot, Akron, Ohio Inclose stamp
"No humbug"
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REMARKABLE INVENTION
AN INSTRUMENT THAT IMPROVES
AND RESTORES EYEsIGHT
Spectacles Can Be Abandoned

past five years he was Chairman OF the
Board of Control of State Institutions.
-Hartwell Osborn. Chicago. Ill.
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MEN, VACUUM TREATMENT.
M Write for trial offer by physician. Have you
weak organs, lost strength impotency. Our I'M
PROVED VACUUM DEVELOPER will restore you
quickly. give permanent: strength. without drugs or
electricity You will and feel satisfactory effects
within week; If not return II. Sold on POSI-
TIVE GUARANTEE 10000 used, not failed
Illustrated circulars; plain envelope
MANVILLE SUPPLY CO.. Dept W. st. Joseph, Mo-
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WONDERFUL AccuRscYh OF WAR
ACCOUNTS. az,
A Comrnde Receives a, ,BsJnnce OF a.
Cents fl Ycnrs After His Discharge.

Comrnde Receives n, fBslnnce OF ~
Cents Al Ycnrs After His Discharge.
Col NJ. E. Billings, of Galistoga, CAL
on looking over his old warifecord late
| ly and while reading to Instantly his
certificate Of non-indebtedness to the
| Government, issued bys Hon. E. B.
| French. Auditor of the Treasury De-
partment. in 1865, discovered that there
was a small amount duelfim for cloth,
| ing not drawn in 1862; Gand wishing to
see if the Auditors Office would audit
and pay the same, intending to keep
the little check from cthe Treasurer,
amounting to A cents,a without draw
| ing the money, and PRESERVE the same
as an heirloom for his children, made
a claim against the Government for
that amount. The claim was referred
to the Auditor for the War Depart
ment Hon. B. F. Harper. and who dis
covered that the claimant had served
in many different commands, having
been changed by being dischargedS for
wounds, re-enlisted, promoted many
times. and. finally, in 1865. after the
war closed, leaving the service: wrote
asking the Colonel to give the whole
number of commands in. which he
served. with the time in each, and
where, that the Auditor could examine
every one and make a full settlement
for everything connected with his SER
vice.
Col Billings forwarded the showing
asked. and of date of Dec. 10. 1905, Al
years after leaving the army he received
from the Auditor Statement Of Ac.
count in full for all service, as follows:
Claim No. 9392O.
For Bounty. Joint Res. Jan. 13,
1864 SllU.VV
For pay and allowances. July IL
to 16, 1865. 1856
For pay and allowance short
paid to April 30, 1865. s.46
To April 80. 1854 IA
For pay and clothing short
paid to Jan. z. 1863......... .66
For clothing. pay short, paid to
Jan. Z. 1868. 1853
Deduct for Bounty paid
In 5th Iowa Cav. $500
Deduct for pay overpaid
to Dec. 81, 1861. ST
Deduct for amount in t..s-Ir..
settlement 145605.
May 8, in favor of
Suttler ............. 1l.oS
$65.93
Check will be sent you in few days
from the U. S. Treasurer, without fur
ther correspondence.
Respectfully,
The National tribune., 1907-02-14

DIED wETTING, STOMACH TROUBLES, AND
ID Weak Kidneys can positively be cured at your
own home. To prove il, deposit the money with q
banker or postmaster and pay me when cured.
Prof c. W. Hanon. Rnards Mills, Ohio.
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r OSIN0 YOUR GRIP
IL When physical activities seem 10 be weaken
ing mind losing Its grip the restorative powers
of Juven Psasser themselves by feeding the nerves.
reaching every function of the human organism Civ
ing refreshing sleep. appetite strength and health.
trial quickly proves their far-reaching efficacy o.
sent only by c. l. HOOP Co..-Hoods Sarsapar
rilla-Lowell Mass. receipt Of this advt and 81.
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1t is said that in putting down car
pets and large rugs that are to be tack
ed that if you will sprinkle fine tobac-
CO over the carpet paper you will have
no trouble with moths or the carpet
beetle.
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MISCELlAN EOUS.
ADDRESSES WANTED.
CUsTER'S COMMAND.

Attention: Henry c. Beeman, OF
Canandaigua, N. Y, desires the address
Of every soldier who served under Gen.
Custer during the war. as he intends to
Canandaigua, N. Y, on Aug. 21 and az,
1907. All regiments and brigade organ
izations are earnestly requested to for
ward their muster rolls to him at once
1t Is also requested that every soldier Of
that command interest himself and fur
nish all information possible. as this
will undoubtedly be the last time we will
ever meet.
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Classified Advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED.

:" A NTEn-Mcn each State to dlstrib-
w "A n LED ute sample. Of our goods and
tack advertising cards. SALARY s2l per week: day
expense allowance. Saunders CO.. Dept. 3, Chicago
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Unless You want to ruin your skin
and complexion. don't go to bed with
out washing your face. If you don't
want to use water. rub your face Wig.
orously with cocoa butter. or white
vaseline, and then rub off with a soft
cloth. You can then be sure that the
pores of the skin are open and ready
to do their regular duty. something
they cannot do if the face is covered
with powder or dust.
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PENSIONS.

LIVERY PENSION CLAIM THOROUGHLY
IL considered. The highest possible allowance 50
cured by applyingto r. W. SHOPPELL,
Pension Attorney, Washington, d. q
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A NY CoMRADE RECEIVING LESS THANsl,
IA should inform me of the number Of his pension
certificate the rate per month he Is getting also the
day and year Of his birth. Then will write him how
to get an increase. r. w. sHOPPELL. Pension
Attorney, Washington, d. c.
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An easy but not such very nice way
to make child throw off its stomach
poison, or anything else it has eaten
and should not, is to force luke warm
water down It till it can drink no more,
then tickle its throat with a feather,
and it will throw up the water and the
poison mass with it. 1t is a simple
remedy. but effective in most instances.
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WIDOWS

GPECIAI. ATTENTION GIVEN TO WIDOWS
y claims for pension. Write at once aftsf death
of husband sending me his pension certificate. viii
collect what is due him for you and get you the hiEn
PELL. Pension Attorney. Washington. D. @
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" "ANTED-The address of James Nc
w Cielland, Co. F, I'd U. s. Vols, or
any other member of Capt. W. i. How
ards company. McClelland's home was
in Louisville. KY. Address Edward Hall.
Eastwood. o.
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VNANTED-The address of VIM. Man.
w son. 111th N. Y. Address NJ. Aver.r.
Box 61, New Canaan, N Y.
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Visiting sick people is always to be
done under the eye of nurse, and can
not always be recommended. unless the
patient is convalescent. II admitted to
the sick room the visitor should bring
only sunshine, and should never talk
of gloomy or depressing things, or re-
hearse his personal veXations and petty
annoyances Unless you can carry
cheer into the sick room, don't go at
all.
The National tribune., 1907-02-14

After ironing linen. if you have not
had the patience to polish till perfectly
dry, hang in the air, where 1t will get
dry, before folding away. The gar
ments will be much sitter than if left
to dry from slow evaporation, and will
be less liable to blister
The National tribune., 1907-02-14

NIANTED-The address of any soldier
w who Knew Seth Crawford. Craw-
ford served in a Pennsylvania regiment.
probably the Bucktails or Pennsylvania
Reserves. Address A. NJ. Vance, E. 12th
ST., Des Moines Iowa
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"ANTED-The address of Daniel B.
w Myers. Co. G, 61st Pa. Address
Frederick Fryes,- Sand Patch, Somerset
Co., Pa.
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To keep cheese from molding or from
drying out, wrap it in a cloth damp
ened with vinegar and keep in a COW
cred dish
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FARMS FOR SALE.

NOR SALE OR TRADE-ll3 ACRES, WITH
Il good house Of S rooms: good barn; located In
Logan County, Ohio. Want smaller farm. Address
A. j. Batten RI D. e. West Liberty. Logan Co.. Ohio
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This would not be large price to
pay for Dr. Drurnmond's Lightning
Remedies for rheumatism Il one coulS
not get relief any cheaper The
Drummond Medicine Co. New York
have received hundreds OF unsolicite
testimonials from grateful people re
stored 70 health ny the use Of thelr
remedies, who would not hesitate %
ray any price rather than suffer the
former torture II YOU would like t.
try these remedies, and your druggist
has not got them, writs direct 10 ~
company. Agents wanted
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Society News
2 2 = q z 90 e g Q . = p e ? 2 ,

Mrs y. H. Leopold, Of Savan lah.
j. visiting Mrs. F. J. Doerfinger
Fraderiek Walter is over from ga
stnnah o spend the day with lis
r2rents
TacA-iss5s Hartman left yester ay
or New York after Visit to Ms.
81 w Cornell.
Rev and Mre R, F. Boykin viii
en+ertain the children Of St Marks
church with an Easter egg hunt 10
morrow afternoon at the rectory.
Mrs G. ". Cline and her children
heve this week for Griffin, where
they will reside. Their friends here
regret their departure very mucn-
Circle B, of St Marks Episcopal
hurch. Mrs p. NJ. Nightingale.
man. viii give a Demonstration fair
the middle OF May aud are arrang
Ing TO make it "a very interesting
event
The Ladies Of the Maccabees held
4 DC and interesting meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. e. c. Topper The next meet
ing will me held Friday afternoon
at the han
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Citation.

gItat.gffs
iecrgia, Glynn county.
To all WhCm it May Concern:
J. +. DuBignon. Of said county. mas
in due form applied for permanent let
ters of administration cum testamento
nenexo on the estate of S. L. NJ. Bar
low. DECEASED, situate in said county
Said application will be passed on at
the next regular term of the court
Of ordinary OF said county. to be held
at the court house on the first Mon
day in April. 1907
This March 4th. 1907
Horace Dart,
Ordinary Glynn County, Georgia
r. D. MeadeF,
Attorney for Applicant
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IS Your Blood and Stom-
aCh Out of Order?
If so READ THIS.

The experience OF AIRS r. f. Ritter, Of
Dallas, Texas, with our medicines is best told
lT herself w letter written on July S, 1864
which reads as follows. II knoN from per
sanal experience that Seven Barks ard Globe
fa4ls rc VAC very best medicines On earth
lor Blood and Stomach troubles. am IN
ere az liberty to publish my opinion Of your
follow you through ie
We don't know Mrs. Ritter, but we
do know that Seven Barks has cured
a good many people who suffered with
ordered st5machs We know, too
that % Is q purely vegetable remedy,
ana people say Il Is easy and pleasant
to take The doses arc small Seven
Barks has been made and sold for s.
wears. and II it wasn't a sure cure for
stomach troubles the company back OF
4 wchdn't refund the money If it fail
ed to cure But you don't know the
company. YOU say; all right, you know
rs. Deposit so cents with Us and take
a bottle of Seven BarSs home and try
II Is doesn't do all that is claimed
Hrire the empty or partly rsed bottle
back and set yoar money. There rs
l.y ogc way 60 be cared and that Is
10 thy #. and we don't know Of any
iaircr way - set you 70 make the
triai Do you?
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Cali Oh Davis D. Blackberry llb
Monk atreet for groceries ~ lowest
usrket uriceR
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Every late wrinkle IA style, Dut
not a wrinkle In the ~ OF the anoe
fr0p1 Paera0ra.
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81 q It'll THE Dawn OF EAs-
IN ter the social World energies
from it's annual eclipse and
dons It's surfing <inery prepar-
tory to the gay post-Lsnten season.
The Observance ~ Lent this season
seems to hal been more general
and more rgh everywhere and few
er social affairs even Of the small
and quiet order have been INDUCED
In. The rush Of gaiety will there
fore be more warmly welcomed than
usual, and the many functions plan
ned for tho next few weeks win be
well attended.
The first even on the calendar
will be the Trip to Japan to be agen
Tuesday evening for St Mark S
church. These large affairs Aor
church and charities combining so
ial pleasure with good wq<1s' are
very fashionable now IN all The large
cities and offer many novel means
of amusement and entertainment
sYeral dub meetings and a num-
Der OF childrens parties and Easter
egg hunts complete the list Of this
weeks events. but next week prom.
ises to be mucn brighter.
THE TRIP TO JAPAN.
a. The event OF this week will be
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Nigntingale's chapter Of St. Mark
Aid Society. This unique affair viii
include a TRIP by special train to
the A.. b. and A. terminals, the
train to start from Gloucester sereet,
stopping at George street for pass
engers. AZ the terminals o
Japanese reception will be given
with many charming features sug-
gestlve of tae Land Of the Chrysan-
themum al fresGa- attractions with
cool breezes and moonlight and Ia
a.ies and tete a tetes by the waters,
If the bay will also be delightful
features. The dance concluding the
affair Will be one Of the largest and
most brilliant Of 81 year TraacAl'
tello'a orchestra win furnish the
mus Tickets are on sale at SO
cents at Fleming and Bryans and
andrews drug store.
AN ICE CREAM FESTIVAL
The ice cream festival and fish
POND to be neld in Hanover park
Wednesday afternoon, will be lar
gely attended by the little folk. The
STAIR is given by Circle D, Of ST.
Marks church, Mrs f. c. Topper.
hartman All the children are in
u ed and a delightful afternoon is
promised them
DANCE ~ APRIL ..
circle e. Of The NplscopaI Aid So
ciety, will give th4 r postponed en-
tcrtainment Tuesdd evening, April
y This will incluF u dance which
gin be the second u the season.
socmY NOTES.
Miss KathaI6e stiles is slightly
Improved fZM an attack Of fever
Mlsssefnogene Williams left ye7'er
al 10 visit MISS Lila Triton in
savannah
Mss CARROT Pincknoy and her IT.
tie daughter are visiting relatives
in Savannah
Dr. ana Mrs r. P Akers have re-
trned to Atlanta after visit 10
Mrs, w. H. Devoe and Mrs. E f
coney.
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l. Early N1SERS
The faEnoas little pills.

Call on Davis 3 gfacAcrby, IIe
Monk street Tor groceries Al lowass
marks nriaaA
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THE TRIP TO JAPAN.

q The event Of this week will be
n "Trip to Japan" to be given
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Miller
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~al NNFW Ut 1HEW'
Three small horses close n Featlug
[ sIs per month, For sels chsar
arokstoa, Feadig a ee.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
, posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-BoSton, 81 premlun1'
Chicago. Csc premium; St Louis, 15c premium bid;
San Francisco. sight sc discount. telegraph Il2c
premium; New Orleans. commercial 5OQ15c dis
count bank 81 premium; Cincinnati, 1214c pre-
MUM; Savannah. buying 50c discount. selling 'oc
premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. exchanges
s159 POSSE balances SS946275; Chicago exchanges
sS5 O473 balances s1,707 S31: Boston, exchanges
1S60s. .653 balances $1.245. 800; Philadelphia. eX-
changes S169 953. balances Sl799.972; Baltimore
exchanges $4.69S, 159 balances s57S.6S5-
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 5Slsc- Mexican
silver dollars 46i2c. Bar silver in London closed AT
267sd; decline 1-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 129 90: Lisbon.
1915.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mextcan exchange on
New York is quoted at 200@s-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-CustOms receipts
reported from Washington, s679.053; Internal reve-
nue. receipts, slO79.sS2; miscellaneous receipts
s365 902 Receipts for the day, s2124SSl; eXpendl-
tures 81 $4,000. Receipts for the month TO DATE
s16s04519: expenditures S11710.000; excess Of re-
cepts, S5,O94519 Receipts for the year 10 date'
s241 1884, expenditures, s24O244SS excess OF re-
cepts. s1159,144.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was cred
itor to the Clearing House $696,162-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in tho market for outside securities
was light with prices in general showing a steady
tendency There marked Improvement IN a
few OF the specalties- The new New Haven con-
vertible debenture 6s were traded IN Tor the hIst
tir,e AT 10 while the rights moved up materially
on more activity Standard OIL was hrmer Amer
team Steel Foundry debenture a were higher
in the bid. Consolidated Steamship IS were up z
points on the report OF control by new interests;
the stock moved up fractionally- In the mining
group small fractional changes were the rule on
limited dealings GoIdfed Consolidated and Gold
field Daisy were slightly better. A fair inquiry
was shown in CIreene-Cananea, Nipissing. Nevada
Consolidated. Union Mines and Butte Coaitlon
Bonds were dull, but generally steady.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at 1s
per cent highest. 13 per cent; lowest, per cent;
closing II per cent: last loan, II per cent: ruling
rate, Il per cent. Time money unchanged, with
none of the local institutions making any offer
ings Nominal rates were to IA per cent. Mer-
camille paper continued at d standstiI. nominal
rates being 7Ia to 10 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened firm at a slight advance from sat
urday's rate TO 4S9l4 4.S91s for cables 4S604S61s
for demand sterling and 477I%G47S for s1Xty-day
bills Short francs were quoted at 5199s and short
reichsmarks at 9ii&d949s There good De
mand for remittance during the first hour Inc
market became little easier in the afternoon, de-
clining about 4c. Cables were quoted at 4SS24I
4S9i4 demand sterling at 4S6 and sixty-day oui5
at AIS Short francs were around 5-19ss and snort
reichsmarks 9l4d9is There continued 10 DE d
good demand for remittance. part of which was
for the purpose of covering fresh gold import en-
gagements.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12

Furnished Thomas Reinhardt No. IS F,rosd stree,
New York. and No 10 Exchange Place BostonJ
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
New York. Nov. II. 1901.

New YORK. Nov. II. 1901
Notice is hereby given that special meeting Of
stockholders OF Alaska Dredging & Power Company is
called by order Of the Board Directors of said Com
2any. 70 BE- held 81 The Office Of the Company No III
f1ffh avenue. Room 1lO2 New York CITY n y al three
O'Clock p NJ the 18th day November 1907. fbs
nb1ecf Of said meeting being rafy and confirn the
borrowing Of with which obligatfns
~ the Company and the making II trust con
veping the property q the Company the pay
OF the '@'
j. p ARLINGTON secrs,ar,