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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14

Suffers
Wash0ut
Especial to the Bulletin)

Especial to the Bulletin)
Hanalei, Kauai, Aug. 12.-On Sat-
urday evening between the hours of
6 and $3.50 Hanalei and Wainiha
was the center of great excitement.
At about o'clock it started to
pour" and it was about $3.50 p. nj.
before the rain ceased. During that
time the rain gauge at Hanalei reg
istered s. inches. The next morning
the gauge at the Kauai Electric
Co. S" power house at Wainiha said
II inches.
Sunday morning, as usual after
most storms, was cloudless and
bright, but the roads and bridges
were gone. The big bridge at Wal
nina was nowhere in sight, and one
at Waikako, in the Hanalei valley,
also went to sea. AS to the road, in
places there are traces where there
once had been a road. The road be-
tween Hanalei and Wainiha is pretty
well gone.
The Wainiha people suffered the
loss of their bridge and the fine road
built by the Kauai Electric Co., which
has been washed ;out of existence.
The Electric Co. also loses a few
poles.
One or two rice planters have lost
almost their entire crop. One has
estimated his loss at $2500.
Hanalei this year has had rath-
er wet time of it. Since the first the
rainfall has been 1862 inches.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14
CLAIM CARTER
ADVISED FREAR
TO TIRE ALL

If Chief Justice Frear had followed
the advice given him by Governor
Garter he would have made a clean
sweep of all the department heads and
instead of accepting the resignation of
only Mr.. Peters, who would not con-
sent to retain the Attorney General
ship, would have fired the entire cabi-
net. That is the story at the Capitol
today.
Among the heads of departments
there is expressed much Indignation at
this action on Carter's part, which
they denominate as ungrateful and
treacherous All the department heads
have done their best to make the ad-
ministration of Governor Carter sue
cessful and have succeeded in covering
mp as many of his bad breaks as pos
sible. And as reward for their 10y
atty he tries to have them all kicked
out of Office when he goes out. Per-
haps Carter takes the view of the old
savage chiefs who used to have large
numbers of their friends and others
sacrificed on their graves.
Those of the department heads who
care to discuss the matter at all say
that Carter in taking this action has
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14

you to consent to the British ship
Restorer carrying supplies to the
marines located on Midway Island to
keep them from starving, after they
had generously divided their stores
and food supplies with the large
number who were landed there from
the stranded "Mongolia?"
| need not mention the fact that
it has already been recognized that
Guam and Samoa should be exempted
from the application of this law, it
being impractical of application
there.
Now, the public of Honolulu and
this Territory, prior to annexation,
enjoyed the passenger service of ev-
cry steamer that stopped here. Thus
commerce was enabled to grow be-
cause of the personal contact between
buyer and seller, so essential to credit
and trade. The application of the
coastwise law to these Islands, two
thousand miles from the mainland,
has in no way built up or fostered
American shipping. Within the past
year the Spreckels Brothers line it.
self, Notwithstanding the encourage
ment of the coastwise law, has been
obliged to withdraw all of its steam
ers but one. This, in conjunction
with other losses, has deprived the
people of Hawaii within the last year
of over one-third of the already re-
stricted accommodations which they
have been forced to accept since an
neXation.
I have it on so high an authority
as that of Mr.. Schwerin, General
Manager of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, that the trade of Ha-
waii was immaterial to his Company.
He stated in an interview lately in
San Francisco that if he had to move
small coal pile from land Of the
Naval Reserve or pay ground rent for
their coal storage (Which is borne by
all other steamship companies here)
he would sooner cut out Honolulu
from his service entirely
For long time every effort has
been made by the people of Hawaii
to force the Pacific Mail Company to
recognize the local trade and permit
a small portion of each steamer to be
set aside definitely for the Honolulu
trade, so that those who might be
here, for business or other reasons,
could be sure of accommodations, and
not be subject to the inconvenience,
as has repeatedly been the case, of
Continued on Page ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14
Joy TO ST. LOUIS

Barney Joy is the most popular
pitcher in the league at the present
time. The big kanaka twirler is
rounding into big league form and
will undoubtedly be seen in the East
next year. Jack Huston, the repre-
sentative of the st. Louis Nationals,
has put in the first draft for the Seals
star twirler The admirers of Barney
are hoping for spell of warm
weather, which is expected to work
still greater improvement in his work
as box artist. AS 1t is, his curves
are breaking nicely and he has speed
and control. In nearly every instance
yesterday the first ball he sent over
cut the plate in half and was properly
called strike.-Call.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14

broken faith with them. Some of them
demurred to his request that they take
office under him, on the ground that
they would be liable to be thrown out
on his retirement and it would not be
worth while to take the positions for
two or four years and then have to get
out and start in new at something else.
But Carter told them that there was
no reason why they should have to get
out when he did If they made good,
they ought to be retained by his sue
cessor
AS a rule, 1t takes a man good
prat of one term to get thoroughly
familiar with the details of his Office,
and to let him out just as he is getting
most efficient is regarded as a policy
by which the public would be the
losers.
Carter has spent considerable of his
time out of the Territory during his
administration of affairs and his cabi-
net have done their best to keep
things moving. In view of the loyal
support, they feel all the more hurt
at the way he threw them down. They
say there is no incentive for a man to
do his best If he is to be kicked out at
the end.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14
MADE A HIT

The motion pictures at the Hotel
Baths last Saturday night made a
big hit. There will be an entire
change of films this Saturday night
for the small admission of 25c.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14
TRANSPORT DANCE
At SEASIDE

Tonight in honor of the officers
and ladies of the transport Warren
and Captain Saunders and the officers
and passengers of the Manchuria.
Go to the Seaside for good time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14

Remember that dance will be
given at the Seaside tonight in honor
of Captain Saunders and the officers
and passengers of the Manchuria.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14
Spy Is
Carried
On Thomas

San Francisco, Aug. ia Japan
ese, who is supposed to be spy, was
brought from the Philippines on the
transport Thomas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14
SCHOONER WRECKED
IN THE ARCTIC.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 13.-The
schooner Lizzie Colby has been
wrecked in the Arctic.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14

The transport Logan, Captain
Stinson, departed for Manila at IL
o'clock this morning. The band boys
were present and played lively selec-
tions. Her companion ship
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14

Visit Hills new souvenir store at
the post Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14
BOILERMAKERS WILL
RESUME WORK.

Los Angeles, Aug. 13.-The rail-
road boiler makers strike has been
virtually settled.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14
Japan
Captures
Kangwha|

Seoul, Aug. 13.--The japanese
have captured the island of Kang-
wha. Many Koreans and six Japan
ese were killed in the struggle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14

Motion pictures at the Hotel Baths
Saturday night. Admission 25c.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14

gEy-' Fine Job Printing at the BuI.
etin Offlcs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14

The reader who actually de-
yours shopping advertisements is
the woman. Her interest in them
is part of her devotion to herself
and her family if she has one.
Her wants are as multifarious as
the stars in the heavens. She is
constantly on the alert for bar
gains. Who invites her patron
age but the merchant who informs
her through such a home medium
as the Evening Bulle til n
how he may satisfy her needs9
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-14

Continued on Page s.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug 27-T'he tighness ot the money market
Influences trace the local wool market Inc 4t .
farms are busy manufacture ceIIlho tl
srinnerts The movement mill centres CONTINUES
heavy and above the corresponding IrIl1I a7
Iy.r.irta coming IN rapa4E ana luL1
holdings above the ayerage for tAs tlLn oi & "a,
Prices high level Tor good Wool ana FtPt
from Weakening OF condltiIls, am N,i2 a.
IL Tat blOpds also sell ready, w..
the transactions territory wool! Althn.ka s
cr,-+a all.d during the weeks showed uI-htltt
ouotaons There is httae demand for HeIuih - 4,e
interest Australian CroSspreIS mas
leading quotations are AS fo!ioNs. ONO am
J.-,ayIvania a-c-es--Nx. 340Eic- y. @ltiS-t 40 1
,asErf washed. 3NG""ci me ull"hSiitt
2JZtSoc: nedlUil cot,ls
E4d2Sc- ha!I ui,-sl c'l..e
93G34c three-eighths blood coHhlng Sss,ttS1o. -,
sGatty ccSbnr 3iG52c: delane washed 3Nt5sc 40 ul-
,.ssh.d 3Ia52c unmerchantahet 81 HS4C 80 y
nd feeces-F1ne ulwashef --+.E
daaina unwashed 2Sdl29c half blood UNIV asu 80
blood LuwaShe2 5-F55c' qla.,eI
,rpSashed 3o43ic. Kentucky. Indiana 2qd a,-
blood, 32a33c quarter b,tl. -St'it
Sconrsd vaIues-Texas: Fine. L months
tEs ,sS1GSc: do fall b5dhsc 'aIirorfa tii
Gs@pToc mid lie country. 65aeec soHjherh ff-r "
4uN iJc oregon f-ls'
staple 7ca73e % clothing &c; d9 s ire sta
pie 72 75c medium, stal ia "a t 90 blood a7afsc
;Trsa "rhths blood G4lt6oc. quarter - o- nsl75Se.
fmIed. fxtra Bsg72c; fine ~ 'eao-c' a suP''S' "0'
M
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
cuIcAoo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

c,,,o,eo Aue 27-Realzing sales and sharp in
oreases i'm local stocks caused easy close In the
tat market to-day In the final quotations Sep
taroher was down 1c. Corn and oats were each
&c lower Provisions were 10c to l5c lower
The wheat market was nervous and fun OF quick
and irregular fluctuations. The market broKe
ebarpIy late in the day realizing sales ana be
caIlsa Of large increases the local stocks. The
strength of yesterday manifested IN the "etih'in
cable reports was missing to-day, and Berlin wheat
reacted Id and this affected the local market
Irices In general. however, held well. considering
~ sT,ount of wheat that sold for profit. Only
about a half cent of yesterdays advance was lost
90 op,, .i,ne and the market was well supported
ON every reaction. Encouraging news Tor the puiis
was received from the Canadian Northwest. where
damage by frost reported. and the Official pre-
diction called for continued cold weather tonight
Prices at Winnipeg were strong During the HtSt
few minutes OF trading a large commission house
sold grain freely in all of the pits Many weak
holders traied and the result was that all prices
were sharpy depressed. The close was easy.
Septen,ber wheat opened 9sc lower at 91$sc, sold
betwaen 909sc and 92;sc and closed Gt 90a4c. Clear
apces of wheat and flour were equal to 32S-Ooo
bushels Primary receipts were 100000 bushels.
against 429 600 bushels on the same day last year
Minueapolis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 4So cars. against Gl2 cars last week and Zl4
one year ago
able weather for the crop and selling by shorts
and commission houses. Fair outside support was
given and portion of the early loss was recov-
cred A large amount of long corn was sold on
the decline. Country acceptances while fair in
quantity less than had been expected The
shipping trade fair. but not such as TO afford
strong support september COiH opC4lVu 30 W 74O
lower at 6OIac 60c sold between $3.50 and 6o7sc
and closed at 6o5sc. Local receipts were 2l6 cars
with 80 of contract grade.
The oats market was slow. Leading longs sold
hea vily the receipts liberal and the estimate
for tomorrow is above the average Under these
influences prices broke sharply. Rains throughout
the West and Northwest expected to delay
shipments and thrashing. and this stifened the
market somewhat later in the day. September oats
opened &c NC higher at 5lSsc TO 512tc sold be-
tween 507sc and 514.c and closed at 5O7sc the low
mark of the day Local receipts were 5O2 cars
The feature of the provision market was the
selIing of Iaz>s by e local packer. Prices were firm
early in the day but weakened later II sympathy
with grain. At the close September pork was i5c
lower at SIC 02l5. Lard down l2i-c at 50 o.
Ribs were lee lower at IS To-
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are: Wheat 20
cars corn I02 cars; oats, as cars hogs e. 600 head
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

\ 1U a. =
coF-FFE-There was continued switching from sep
later coffee market during
days session and including dealings OF This sort me
$4,000 bags Inc
opened quiet unchanged prices 70 a decline OF .
points. steady net unchanged to IN'.-ts
lower Today the September notice DAY: anu II
is believed that the issuing OF notices VIII lFAc-
the september op>loil
Tofahy eeooe0 September coffee have been eA
for the evening up began
urh.ch hss outstanding interest IL Inc
TO the future hut
rra6ers expecting renewal q comparatively qaa1
OF the way Tor the reason
recent activity has little fresh bust
rses side OF the account There vas loNLls
g. yes-e-dsvs news 10 indicate change in the gen
-si situation. cables made quite STEADY soN
closing practically
neS higher Hamburg closed ret unchanged me fo-
unsettled. with Rio 30 res
Love- and santos Receipts at the Two PoT
were sS bags. against s1o1 last year ana 9uoa.s ~
-~c.inrs were So ooo 5000 last year me
nsrteT ro- sro quiet with quotauoiis Ui'
rL--ge5 hs.is ofe Tor No =
The range contract prices in the local iIlaIAe'
Was follows
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York, August p. 1907
BEEVES-Receipts were Is cars 3IS head. all
for the market except There were no reported
nrin for good besyes ana full steady for , others
ID Cables received yesterday and to
"a HnSteq par 'G H. dressd @ssht @t Iverpdo
I2sc Refrigerator beef at ga oc per ID SHIPMENTS
for ]. shanberg & Son. about the number for
S f h Morris ssf aP
srk about M Gu1 quass s of dded
the Swift Beef Company and the Norris 81 Beef Com,
which 200 for J. shambers & Son to Antwerp and 200
zss sy feG sas od 5 sa s1 for e the
rs ~e of R m %S9 o1
~ xsas @ Ssred 5 I'a and at not m@ c9sd 3
This morning Common to prime veals sold at s5 80 q
50 30 calves quiet 81 al33sc per lb for
per 100 calves. 1ao h. So so buttermilks
J. G curtis Son: ~ veals. 147 lb. at IS 10; do
Ysss 100 s at 81 er. ae carr.
@ ID aR1 se % 3s f sss sec aen
~ cars S to be sold OF which number Of cars
Sheep selling at steady prices; lambs in fair
closed Arm there little better feeling all
at arrtyaIs would probably be held for
Per r 1e5 s. sas3 @seig@ gn; TIs!a5S ismSf
mutton STEADY at 7as5sc per r. With prime se9 wethers
i6sI234c with choice STOCK Sc qUo,ahIe up to i3s -
3 s n zoo CO. n 22 M KSn'4s don % y at 81 So 70 iS do
6t n at 81 40 II. 81 20: 236 do. 63 ~ at
81 65: 900 do n 81 G5 24o do. "a 10. at 81 90:
5Os West Virginia 6 10 at 81 rs 23 Kentucky sheep
81 NJ at So 80: DO 110 ~ at 81: co. % H. at So
yearling. 40 10. at So
40 Ohio do &c n. 81 2o5 state CO. ~ n. at 81
$50 Virginia do, II. 81. 50 fennsylFana 40. a
i at ST s5 81 state sheep, 10 b at 80 % Kentucky
do llS 10, a s. 25; Virginia do go 10 at 80; ~
Pennsylvania culs 80 n, at - d: 10 state do. los H.
at 50 bucks, 1913 10. at 81
Keras Commission Company: 9oo West Virginia lambs
II, at 22t Kentucky do. % H. at 81 DO 10
Kentucky sheep 10. So 80 Onte yesterday; t6
Virginia lambs at Sc 10 IA Virginia sheep SO H.
8 sanders: 50 state lambs. rb 81 10; do. 20
N at 81: 81 do Sc 80; culls, 80 ~ at So:
state sheep 1873 So cuIIs, 40 n. at 49, ID do
70 h, So 10.
HOGs-Receipts IA cars; or lbs head all for
Feeling firm Buffalo advces and nominal
Quotations were 81 I0gs7 20 100 FOR heavy and
medium hogs and s. 30QsZ 80 for light weights and pigs
yesterday)S. Sanders ol3 state hogs,
III ID average 81 - 100 ib 1iI do, IA NJ at
81 25 1856 1S5 n -; 30 roughs 2i6
10 al SO % staes IL 90: do 100 p at 81 80;
i boar $50 NJ, So Il Pennsylvania pigs y fb AZ 50
S Judd Co: II Pennsylvania hogs. 20I ID. at s. 10:
~ do n. 81 10. "a 5tnte do 2Gi ~ at 81 ~,
IS I41 10 at 81 10; - do 22a n at 81 roushs S4
al 3 do. 40 NJ s6; l stag. $40 10 AZ so
Tobin & shannon: So state hogs 1875 r. 9t 81 70 5
l. q Curtis 4 sGo state hogs. IAS Ia ~ 81 aoi
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

East buffalo Aug 27-CATTTE steady: prime steers
so 25d$G 75 VEAI1S-Ftecepts. 100 head; active anI
steady HoGs-Recsipts 300 head; sxz aSye "a ana y6s
s. 23aS7 b.: pigs 81 3jqS7 40: roughs, 3 oogS0 %
SHEEP AND I4AMBS-Receipts, Loo head aHt'e anu
steady; hanged non.
chicago. Aug. 27-CATTLE-Receipts. about '9C"; '2;
market steady slow; common 70 prime steers
s. 40 cows 81 30a$4 65 heifers, $3gS5 7o bulls! - fy
81. calves. S3G$7 so: stockers and ieeaers p o
It-IS- Receipts 1900; market best steady o
fI,-, lower choice shipping S. 30e$6 30; tght
h.trhers 1896 light mixed 60 23H$o 80 cItce
light 50 o4sS6 co packing, 81 6ogso . pigs g svs9 -,
tuk ~ S6GlS6 SEEEi-ReCHipts. ats'it 800
market FOR sheep steady lambs weak to IVc low
sheep 81 soas6 So yoarngs s. 1896 3d. lambs" 90 ooe
Cincinnati Aug 27-fIOGS active; butchers hers ana n @ S'i
perr So 80 common, s. 50ge6 - ca I-s. st ~
to strong fai- to good shippers. IS 1Ns8 coT9n e ~
q 81 SHEEP steady. - 21g$"' LANES S'eA1'' -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
rupopFAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,t.,-.--o1 A,rr @7-CiosiuE. WHEAI--Sppt nrit. 40
rai western winter. 1sd. futures stgady
- l. 47s5. Iiecernber Is TAsd; March r. $50 ~,
e per; sea5y American aled 5s Ind o!d NorInerI,
~ aid futures steady Septsrnte rs 81; - ~ 5aGrf3
- London CPacihC CoasD quiet = ,stL,
~ SECanadiaH firm. sd FI3L-R Ninte paIt t.t
01 PORK-Prme mess Western. Soss qIIet
Rt;TzF~F?xtra india 92s ID; quiet iis
~ "A 20 ~ n dull BACON-lonB Cie,I "'lol'o' ,
~, oe 20 "a n quiet 52s; long clear micdIes rfA. :,
as r. 40 70 Gull sos; short clear Iacks 10 20 90 -
Il 20 10 Go quiet 4'S u,.
srd cut 2f 10 N quiet Bis: short rib 10 10 - 10
~. iti.A SIIOI-I,DFfS-SQuare II TO IL To- wehh
s4s 81 IARD-Prne Western In uerces STEADY f2 90
a4s u reened IN pals, steady. 45s Sd CHEESE
Aiei enest white new steady 64s Canadian hnes'
id on new steady TALItOWPriine city, :Fs %
Fz-Sprits. Ais Sd. quiet LlNSt-D
dGI 4I s,eadv 25s PETROLEUM steady, ID RoslN-
C,,Dlrnon STEADY. lis 4tcd
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
7. L. MORGAN & CO..
AGENTS for Voting Trustees

. ENTERTAINMENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received Uptown Once. No. 1854 broadway
between 3sth and 37th SITS. until O'Clock Adver-
tsemens received the following branch Offices at reg
1Iar office o'clock D. viz; Zi sth ave-
& e. cor St 9th 18th St o. East l4th
st 257 St. between 18th and sth aves' 23 west
125.h st 1als 80 ave- between and nth 1929 30
near 6ist ST I7os 1st ave- s9th 157 East
l25th st: 75e fremont ave: $50 Sd ave
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

BROADWAY. New York, August 23. 1901
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT
1890 of accumulated surplus has been declared on
PREFERRED STOCK OF the Company. payable octo-
stockholders record the close of
business September 81. 1907.
The preferred transfer books will close at II
o'clock noon on Saturday September 81 1907. and will
reopen 10 o'clock Friday, October Is, 1907
r. d. LANKFORD. Secretary.
York, August o. 1907
books of the Voting Trustees for Preferred
Stock Certificates OF the Southern Railway o.
WHICH HAVE ASSENTED TO THE ENTENSlpE
AGREEMENT OF AUGUST q. 1902. Will close al -
o'clock Saturday. September 81, 1901 and Will
reopen at 10 clock N. Friday October Is. 1901
on October II. Voting Trustees Will he pre-
pared distribute the above dividend OF ONE md
ONE PER CENT 1zFsl. when received ny ther:
among the parties entitled thereto same appear OK
record books when closed as above
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

rad sharp ADVANCE y
months reaching level Only pom
rnde OF the season Alle
close was firm advance OF 10 10 10 points,
Sales for the dav estimated at SoOOoo haIes 1e
opening baTaly steady al decline OF 70 pom
the Increased 70
1ss--sr q 6 70 points active rcIsths as a re
.l VINO
cables.
hxsrish review crop conditions in Mississippi and
tennessee ty q prominent authority by a desire 10
axe Profits in advance Of evening alt theilel
n O. anticipation OF -li9t
=r--en7her notice day Fri1ay and Of the hohcaEs
there support s-lliS
bulls by Wall StfeeI sfor.S'
which steadied after the pubcatlon OF lee
report which made bulish showing
market became firm more aggressive blT1ng oL
1o-r and continued covering Ihe cl'se Va
--ffhir a point The weekly report =
while Il read rather bclisnE as 20
se sections. appeared little part in advancing
viii be Influenced by various
,o-s concerning position OF the near POSITIONS
the close bear leader issued crcuai
which said that could foresee the possihlty OF
sensational between now and Septernf~r ~
ultimately lower level and aso
-z-S rhst some Of this he did not care
fo
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

2s roughs 2S2 n. SIS 10; stays. 2S4 n, at g. .
1873 hogs, las II, at - Io Ho'
200 ~ a s.. roughs 2I2 n. at S6 10
Iohn p Nelson: ia 100 10. at 81 TO- DO,
325 10 at So 10, stays $50 70. at 81 400,
George s. DilenbAck: state hoSs I'D ID at 20 W
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
VA CENTRAL RAILWAY co.

IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY co.
Coupons September l. 1907 from First and Re
funding Mortgage Four Bonds of this
pany viii paid that date presentation at
Mercantile Trust Company, Broadway New
York r H. DAVIS, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

al. . .
CT ofS York. Coanty Of New fork. s.
ZOTIF~TI : FREEMAN, Cashier OF the ane ~ -,
rs- 90 socr1ny that the above statement - '-
to the best OF my Ai'''-3 2 < FREEMAN, Cashier
r-,-, o. before me this 9th day OF
August, 1891. . -..1yerDy-rS Notary Public
CprTect-Attest.
ROBERT NJ. GAISI4AWA4. {r,....o-.
DONALD MACkA1.- blT0C'Ofs
JOSEPH ". HARTMAN J
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
Bank Statements.

mo. 1231
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIE. IAIgHtI5-T
IL AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK, OF NE.W
yCF2K IN the state os ar the close q bus
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

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New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

nEPoRT OF TIE CONDITION OF OF TIE NV T0RK
II NATIONAL RANK OF THE til I ~ 80 h,,sirsss aug
- a. ,ate or New York ct the close OF nusihesS' AUS
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

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