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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1908-11-18

DROF. R. E. NORRIS, superintend-
ent of the Lockwood public schools,
writes: Il want to congratulate
you upon the success of the University
MissOurian and to thank the Board of
CuratOrs that have given the Lockwood
school the privilege of enjoying the pa
per. The students here are always
eager to get hold of it, especially the
numbers which announce the success or
defeat of the Tigers. Quite a number
of our students have their faces turned
towards the University and the Mis-
sourian makes them the more anxious
to 60. I wish the Missourian continued
success and the entire University phe
nomenal growth under the new presi-
dent"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1908-11-18

In the fire at Clayton, Mo-, yesterday,
in which men fought all night TO keep
the flames from coming in contact with
a powder magazine, kind of bravery
was shown that should receive more
attention than is usually the case.
People grow accustomed to thinking
of heroes only in connection with wars
and national disasters, and forget all
about the kind of heroism that makes
men fight as they did in this case in
close proximity to certain death to save
the lives of their friends and their
property from destruction. In this in
stance, only th... door separated the
flames from hundreds of kegs of pow
der, but the men thought not of the
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
WEEKLY TRADE REVIE WI
Dun and BradStreet Reports Show
Slight Changes Only.

New York. Feb. 21.-R. G. Dun & Co. S
review tomorrow will say:
Further slight improvement is noted
in the volume Of trade and confidence in
the future Is also greater. but change is
SloN. Buyers have attended the primary
and jobbing markets in large numbers.
placing fair orders for spring goods, al
though the disposition Is still 10 restrict
operations TO small quantities upon which
prompt shipment is usually urged.
Official returns Of immigration In Janu-
ary show a decrease of exactly ene-half
as compared with the same month last
year, while the movement OF merchandise
supplied more balance in this nations
favor OF Sl2O5l3,l3l. about double wha; it
was m January, 1907. Exports again rose
above s9OO.OOO0eO. or within s9lSl61 of the
high record established In the previous
month. but imports were the smalle It
in any month since July. 1905
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are S94, against sS6 last
week. $50 the preceding week and III the
corresponding week last year. Failures in
Canada number IS. against IS last week
iS the preceding week. and q last year
OF failures this week in the United
States. l4e were in the East. ll9 South. 50
West. and 53 IN the Pacific States. and
14s report liabilities Of $5,Oo0 or more
against 1856 last week Liabilities OF COM
mercial failures thus far reported for
February are sl3.se42So. against s5.oSe,e47
for the same period the previous year.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22

New York. Feb. 21.-Bradstreet's review
OF the state of trade tomorrow viii say:
widespread stormy weather has had
the effect Of duling distributive trade.
interrupting railway trafiic, and restricting
the movement of grain TO market to the
smallest volume in two months. In addi-
tion. floods i'm the Ohio and tributary
valleys have restricted Industrial opera
ti0ns for a time on the other hand the
heavy precipitation of rain and later Of
snow. has had Il favorable effect upon
winter wheat, which now has a good
covering. and the coal trade in the West
and retail trade IN rubber goods and shoes
have been benefited,
"Jobbing trade, judging from the reports
received continues as recently noted. a
good sized aggregate OF small orders for
immediate or near shipment being re-
ported at leading markets Millinery.
dry goods. and kindred lines are in chief
demand. with staple goods preferred 10
novelties. which latter are rather neglect
ed. The consensus OF reports is that
country merchants are careful. close
buyers. and are not taking any more than
they can see an outlet for
Retail trade is at transition point and
is quiet as a whole, responding 10 the
decreased purchasing power Of the wage
earning classes.
Talk OF reduction in wages by rail
roads and others is widespread a side
light on this feature is afforded by the
report from Chicago that savings deposits
have decreased about per cent since
late autumn. Industrial affairs show lit
tie change. with shut-downs or short time
about counterbalancins assumptions"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
COMMENT ON MARKET.

Benjamin Woodruff. OF Post 6 Flagg-
"To-dsy's market was a continuation Of
the Improvement Of yesterday. and to-
ward midday scored a further pleasant
advance. though the closing figures
shaded off again. There was no news
Of interest Much discussion IS heard Of
the Presidents order 20 the Interstate
Commerce Commission, and managers OF
large corporations who are under the
necessity Of reducing expenses 10 con-
form to lessened earnings. feel the diff
Guilty OF their position. but no decrease
In the necessity for economy. Copper was
strong to-day. based on reports of con-
siderable sales by the United Metals Sell
ing Company and a better demand FOR
the metal, also a somewhat better price
in London. II is reported that a small
railroad in Oklahoma has been allowed
by the local railroad commission 10 in
crease its passenger rate 10 cents a
mile For some reason, there is better
sentiment in regard TO the political out
look. This. combined with the large short
interest and the usual tendency of the
market 10 some advance in the early
spring. indicates a possible Improvement
Tor the present In prices
g. Bowie Chipman. of E. r. Hutton &
Co.-"The market continues professional
and with unimportant changes ia prices
during the recent week. Sentiment is
more pessimistic. from the face Of poor
support 10 the Hartman Pacihcs early
In the week, and with the result that
selling became indiscriminate and an un-
wieldy short interest accumulated in
many of the active stocks. This move
ment was greatly accelerated by the
continued weakness in Missouri Pacific,
this selling below 30 on Wednesday, car
rying the entire Southwestern group of
securities 10 a new low level. The clos
ing days OF the week witnessed a sharp
rally in the market from an overex-
tended short interest. while there is no
real basis for a betterment OF prices by
any facts in the way of news. We remain
in the period OF agitation by the admins
tratiOn against corporate interests. and
there is no sign Of let up. This is
sufficient 10 paralyze industry, cOnse-
quently we cannot expect a more hopeful
sentiment to prevail. The temporary
manipulation in prices for hetterment
may extend slightly further, when, I
think, stocks can be sold
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Choice stock was scarce all along the lirc ycster-
day in the wholesale market and a general stiffen-
ing % THiCes the result. The market vas prscti-
cally bare yesterday morning Of perishabe produce
and the arrivals were barely equal to the demand.
Eggs. butter, and poultry were either firm at the
rreyiOns days quotations noted a rise, Even
pork vegetables, and green fruit felt the thrill q
better conditions in the market.
prices quoted whoiesale.l
BUTTER Creamery. fancy. 3ia3ilz; do. Western
frsts 3laS3: do seconds 25a26 fancy aa27. do fair
10 good a23 dairy choico. lSaO: good isaIe store
packed. frCsh. lsals.
CHEEsE-MaTket firm and active on al kinds
New York State factory. large, isalsas; do haiS.
ls1sal; do. small, l6lsal7; do summer, large HAS
do. summer small llaii2; do, fir 10 good I2aI3;
Western. factory, new. choice. lfSai5; d. fair 10
good. II Virginia. TO-
EGGs-NesF-by fresh Virginia loss OF, 2sasl aTer-
age .; West Virginia and Southwest virginia 3.
Tennessee. 2; North Carolina. q
LIVE POULTRY-chickens, fancy. l5als; average
IS: hens l2ai3; TOoSters. 4 ducks large Isals. de
small llal2: geese sale: turkeys TOMS per h. Isal4
do hens lsals; do. thiE. 10; keats. 10.
DRESSED POULTRY-TuTk>ys. hens. updrawn.
Per h., IS; do, average, undrawn. lsal7; do.
thin lOal2: old TOMS l5al5; chickens large lkalg.
small uals; hens, choice l3sl4; ROSTERS s: drcks
Old lSal5 geese, l0al2; capons. 7-lb. average. IS;
small lsai6.
DRESSED MEATS-CalTes. full dressed. sals.
heads of. 8; hogdressed calves 3; hams. sountry'
sugar-cmed. l3al5; hogs, small and neat Der crf
6o0a6. &C.: do. medium, 500; do. heavy. 550a6 o.
GAAE--Quai per Dozen 2.5oa275; do, small I n
az 90: opossums. each. dal0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. home grown per bushel
y0a75; do, rural T0aT5; sweet potatoes per bbi s6l
a4oO; yams 20Oa2-5o; cabbage per e4vt. soaoe.
onions. Ohio. per buShel. 70aso: string beans ner
basket 20oa225; lettuce. Florida. per basket l.Sa
LIS
GREEN FRUiTs-APpies. York imperial. per nhl
2Ea325; Ben Davis. 200a250; Wine SAP 225as "a.
AlbemaTs Pippin. aOoa5Oa; fancy table fruit 3 q
ai0O; Spy 250a3.S5: loose packed. L0Oalsa Oranses
Florida bright per box 225s2.7s; de- rtlssefS "a
275 California navels. 225a2.5o Grape fruit Flor
ida per box 350a400. CranberTies per boz 20Oa
20: do per bhi.. 5oOls.Oo.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced fancy, SAT; do.
sliced. bright 4s5-
SUNDRIES-BeesEax, .; taIlou. S; honey. white
clover lib. new. Is: DO, 2b. new. leal2: ginseng
per h. 500As.00; Seneca. per H.. 30: Golden Seal
iOa95; Pink. i2al4: Mandrake. 2as: Snake Root 81.
walnut kernels. l2ali-
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern grade s2as5: rr4
75as0; corn. sheed. white 65a70; do yellow s5aTo:
do car. 270a300; oats. Western white, No 2 ssa6o:
do. mixed. 56a55.
WOOL AND HlDES-Wool. washed free OF burs
per h.. 50; do. unEashed. free Of burs Za24; de-
bury 20 hides green, s. do. dry. Sac; sheepskins
green each. 5oa75; do. dry. 2a60; calfskins green
l09al.l0; muskrat. l2a2S; skunk s5a75; mink. O0a
80; rabbit skins !; opossum. iCal5; raccoon 2aso
&sx. red, l.25al.lsi do, gray s5as0.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Feb. I--sUGAR-There have been
sales OF Cuban centrifugal mainly March shipment
including last half March clearance at 2a basis &c
test cost and fTeiht terms. which is equal TO SIS
cents, duty-raid basis The spot prices are quoted
follows Centrifugal. IS test 3s7a373; muscoyado
50 test. Si7a32s; molssses slgar. g test 2s2a2ss
Refined sugar was quiet, bat steady and unchanged
The London market for bert sugar steady with
a gain Of nd in the price for Mareh but unchanged
for the spot months. February is quoted az 9s 94.d
ard March at es i0izd.
NAVAL STORES-The local market for spirits
tnTpentine quiet with machine-nade barrels
quoted at 0a5oi9 and savannah called firm
az as R0sin quiet at $50 for common 70 good
strained Tar ruled steady and unchanged. but
quiet at 4 30 for oil barrels
BUTTER Receipts. 3.ll5 packages moderate buSi-
ness Creamery extra. b
EGGS-Receipts. 3777 cases: easy. Nearby white
fancy SLAP. Western hrsts. Ah.
MILL FEED-Fiuner: moderate trade Spring
bran. l00-lh sacks To arrive. $50: middlings 900:
city bran. a 80, in bulk Western red dog BIS TO
arrive; winter wheat bran, in lOO-lb sacks. S.75.
OATS-Strong; light supply. Elevator prices: No
3, white 50; No 4. white. 5sls No. 2. mixed. s..
FLOUR-steady; moderate supply Spring pat
ents. 550a5s0: spring clears. 465ais5; winter
straights. isa4.s5; winter clears. 41aAs5; Kansas
in sacks patents, 5lOa590 sFaights. 4e0ais5: clears
4.l5a4i5.
RYE FLOUR-Inacsiye and unsettled; i7sa53
CORN MEAI-In moderate inquiry. Kin-dried
for export. 33eaSs0; coarse neal in bags, l53aLs0
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-SloW trade: light supply
Choice 800.
HAY-Recsipts. 80 tons: finn; less doing Prime
timothy. l00ai.o5; No. !. 95al00 No 2 s5a9O: No
3 s0as5
STRAW-Fim; small supply Long ne. 7oa75
BEEF-Stesdy; moderate business Family H0ea
M50: packet II 50al200
PORK-IrregulaT: light dealings Mess AOOa
ls50; family. Is 5sls50.
TALON Quiet; steady City. in hogshsads. 81
IsARD-Quiet. Prime Western. 7.6O: city SIS: re-
fined continent, u.s. South American $40; refined
Brazilian. kegs $50; city stearine So oeostearine
fa1h; Chicago IA.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Feb a.--CATTLE- Receipts. 7000 head.
Market l0ai5c lower Prime beeTcs 5n0a600: poor
medium. 3sOafs5; stOckers and feeders 555aG s5:
COWS and heifers. 275ei.i5i Gamers L75a2so. Tex
ans f00a465
HOGS-Receipts. 1000 head. Market loa20c lower.
Light. Ai5044o; roughs. 45aAs0; mixed. 49oa5. 50
pigs, 3TsaA3.
sHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head Estimated for TO
morrow. 300 bead Market stesdy 70 I9c lower.
Native sheep. 3soa56o; native lambs 5Ooa6.le; West
ern lambs, s.2sa..V.
New York. Feb. o. - CATTLE-Receipts. 500
head. Market firm to loc higher on light receipts
All sold Steers. &6oa565: oxen. ASS; bulls 300a
A50; COWS. 20oa4.l5 Liverpool and London cables
quoted live cattle slow at uizal2iz per pound
dressed weight; sheep at l5s4 yesrlings 5 dressed
weight; refrigerator beef steady az sa9s. Shipments
to-day. none; tomorrow. 30 cattle aad 90 quarters
OF beef.
ES7-Receipts. SIT head. Market strong An
sold Neals 500: cnlls. 400: narnysrd calves STA
$50; dressed calves finn; citydTessed yeals Sals's
per pound; country dressed. 7al2.
SHEEP AND LANBS-Reccpts 5 $50 head sheen
nominaly steady. Lambs nFm 70 ioc higher fair to
choice lambs, 7.25a7.6a.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by T. r. Hutton a Co,
members Of New York stock EKchSnge anG Chicago
Board Of Trade, G. Bowie Chipnan. manager. lSol
r street northwest
Chicago. Feb. a-Wheat vas dull to-day. but
TeTy hrm. particularly on MAJ. An important
steadying influence vaz The stroug recovery - the
Liverpool market from its early break snd better
tone in cash wheat shTuad Argentine exports
were more than cNpected but did n0t iufugnce the
market. There a little selling from time %
time q the distant deliveries oEi1g 20 favorable
crcp reports. and the statement that snow cover
lns was quite general Receipts were small and
c6sh wheat vas strong. The market was strong
late. and a. The highest prices q the day on small
trading
The corn market was quiet and frTn, slowly rally-
ing from the depression q Thursday. There vas
some selling eariy on the report n good rains in
Argentina ani reports q better country offer
ings but late there a hardening market With
wheat.
Oats were quiet and rather heavy during the
session rallying IN the Afternoon with the advance
in other grains and with light offerings The close
was fairly steady.
There was An active trade in hog products Opsn-
ing prices were irregular, owing 20 further hquida
ton q the large stocks. Receipts 0f hogs were
small. and there vas sharp rally the market
easing on later IN the day.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Feh a.-Fellowing are the Official
prices for to-day:
WHEAT-Stock in ecvatoFs s$.E2S bushels
Graded lots Of No red afoat nominally az 81 PER
bushel for special bin and s3ik for stock Western
spot. February. a5As March. 954s. Contract closed
hrmer; spot February. g March, sIs April. s5as
IS; May. Gik.
C0RN-Stock in elevators. 2654. ie6 bushels. Track
yellow corn. domestic deliver At g. per bushe in
carlots- Contract, March 50. Western spot, Feb
ruary. 5ssaso; March, sOao'.; April SASH; May
e2as2is.
oATs-stock IL, elevators. e.Ss3 bushels; ship
msnts from elevators 6655 bushels We quote !:
White. No. .. heavy, 57as7ik do. No. 2, light 10
medium, 5Sa5sis; do, No }, heavy, 5sa57 do, Ne
3 medium. 55a5s; do, No. 3, light ssas5; No 4
light 20 heavy, 52s53; mixed, Ne. . 5ia5fi4: do
No. 3. S2a55i5; No. Z. 5las2-
RYE-Stock in elevators. ls3.75 bushels; ship
men's from elevators. 7l6 bushels. No. Western
rye quoted at Sass pes bushel
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

To-day being the anniversary Of the
birth Of George Washington and gen
eral holiday throughout the country, the
stock, grain, and cotton exchanges will
be closed until next Monday. The Wash
ington Stock Exchange will observe the
holiday.
Business yesterday on the local ex
change was both pre-holiday and week
end IN duIIness. There we're four trades,
netting 90 shares OF stock. Of which 80
were Mitchell Mining which sold al
eleven-sixteenths. Not more than half
the members usually present on the eX-
change were present. Even President
Hume was absent, and r. Southard
Parker acted efficiently in that capacity
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Feb. 2i--Nioney on call at the stock
exchang~ to-day opened at ? per osnt: highest .:
lowest II; closing IL. Most Of the loans were at
"a. per cent.
Time money was obtainable with moderate free
dom and a fair business vas done. There was
slight easing in rates for the shorter maurities and
a hardening in rates Tor the longer.
Rates Sx TO 1 per cent for 50 days. a.
Cor 90 days, 4lS for 1 months, al TO per cent
for 8 an6 months
Mercantile PAPER came into the market in fair
volume and absorption was moderately good. II Is
noteworthy. however. that concessions have fire.
Quently 70 be made 70 effect sales.
Rates 81 10 per cent for indoTsed bills re-
ceivsbe and choice single names; 20 81 per cent
for others
The market for sterling to-day was firm. with
rates Is points higher. Rates for actual business
closed as follows
Sixty days. As3Ja4-s -s555: demand 4se70a4 ss7s;
cables, 4s7l5a4s790 Commercial bills were as2Iza
iS5N.
The supply Of cotton bills small
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Feb. 2l.-Foliowiug are the Official
prices al the principal commission houses
BUTTER-CreameTy. fancy per pound S5a5l: insi.
tsti9n. 2a23: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls Iqa
20; store-packed Ohio. lSae0; do, West Virginia.
lss2o; Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy
prints. l9s2e.
LIVE POULTRY - Chickens. young fat per
pound. Is; do old hens. llizal2; ducks. puddle.
young. lsalS; DO, young MUscoyy and mongFel is
all; turkeys. choice Is; DO choice Young gobblers.
"a: geese, Maryland and Virginia l3
EGGS-Maryland and Pennsylvania fresh. per
dozen. q.
FL0UR-winter extra. 3soa4Oo; do clear. sOsa
40 straight. 41a4-49; do. patent lsOa47s; spring
clear, 4soaiea; do straight. isOa5 90 do. patent.
525a555; City Mills best Patent 500; do high aade
patent 5.0; do straight, 4s5 do choice family.
ieo, extrA, Alsez2a; re -four. medium 10 choice.
L50a5o0
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
The Safest investments
COTTON MARKET.
Es 2 STREET NORTHWEST.

Quotations furnished hy z. r. Hutton & Co.. mem
bers q the New York Stock Exchange and the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange, 6 Bowie Chiuman, mana
ser LOl Z street northwest.
New York Feb L--The cotton market cpsned
steady I've 90 six points advance With trading
light and the smaller traders evening Up pending
the two HOLIDAYS The chief news hrmer cables
and large amount Of hullsh news from foreign mar
kets RepoFts claim there is a much better feel
ing and that spiuners are not under cover. The on
cial reports claim that the India crop is 5000 coo
bales agains 8s00OD fer last year. The smallest IN
hTe years southern mills have taken 3il 600 hales
against J. sS50 0o9 for the sane date last year. As
10 the future market coalitions warrant higher
prioes hut at the moment there IS little outside
speculation. and until this comes we sui think Il
VIII be a traders market.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22

New York. Feb. 2l.-WHEAT-Strongcr: checking
trade. No. ! Northern Duluth 20 arrive IlsS :
No red. Z. O. h.. 90; No. hard. T. O. b. los; No.
l maearoni Lo2. I. o. b.; No. macaroni. o. *
por1ers took leads.
COkN-WeakeT; moderate trade. No. , elevator
6; new, No ? b.. S5is for Fehruary % March
No white. {. o. b.. 81; No. . yellow f. O. h.. 81.
Exporters took loads.
RYE-Steady: small supply No. ?. %. f. O. b.
Prices Of futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per est.. 475a5oo; butcher. azsa
$50; common l.50a2O0
SIS ~
sHBEP-Clipped. 4Ooa45o; common. go.
LAMBs-spring. choice. 7a71; medium, Gsa7.
cALNES-Prine. per H.. sass; medium 7ssas,
grass 5a4
2oeeaSoN; Old and dT, SOOai0Oa
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Post & F1agE. mem
oers OF the New York Stock Exchange, Benjamin
Woodruff. manager. 1851 street northwest
Sales 10 nOon......... .207,910 shares
Cnn moneys H., q low, "a, close, IL.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
NETADYANCES SMALL
Gas and Copper Stocks Play
Chief Part in Trading.
MARKET UNDERGONE IS FIRM
Brooklyn Union Gas Declares First
Dividend in Two Years, and Price
of Copper Advances-Bank State
ment SatisfactOry-Bnsine Re-
vivaI, While slow, Seems General.

New York, Feb. a.-Dealings in both
; stocks and bonds to-day were reduced
by one-third from yesterdays total, and
the general security market was wholly
OF kind that usually precedes a stock
exchange holiday. On several occasions
during the day the market was suddenly
quiekened into considerable relative ac-
tivity, but at other times was utterly
stagnant.
The undertone OF the market was, how
ever. distinctly firm, and most Of the
leading stocks continued 10 exhibit the
advancing tendency that set IN several
days ago. Toward the close OF business
receding movement. due apparently to
proht-taking. reduced the gains made
earlier in the day, so that final net ad-
vances were not as large as were at
one time shown
Nevertheless. the market as a whole
seemed TO present renewed evidences that
II was one in which liquidation for the
time being was completed. and in which
a large short interest had been created.
Gas Dividend Declared.
Important developments of interest were
only two in number, the resumption of
dividends on Brooklyn Union Gas stock
and decided recovery in the price of
copper metal, and as these events caused
sharp rise in all the copper and gas
stocks the sympathetic influence Of the
rise was naturally a factor in the DAYS
general advance. The dividend OF l-2
per cent on Brooklyn Union Gas stock
was declared merely as an isolated dis
tribuuon, and not in pursuance of any
regular rate. The last dividend paid bv
the Brooklyn Union Company was in
July, 1906, when a payment Of l per
cent was ordered.
Copper Price Advances.
The upward rebound in the price Of
copper was due TO the large buying OF the
commodity that was stimulated as soon
as the price fell below 10 cents a pound.
The consumers Of copper the world over
seem TO realize that at present there is
little if any profit in the copper mining
business 10 the great many of the copper
producing companies. and that all the
weight of probability is against any pro-
longed depression in the price Of copper
below the figures named.
The bank statement for the week.
which made its appearance after the end
OF business hours to-day, bore witness TO
the financing operations arising out Of
the subscription to the city Of New
York's recent bond issues. At least this
was the explanation commonly given in
banking circles of the increase of $500. 900
in the bank loan account. shown under
the average system. and of so. 100000 i'm
the figure for the same Of actual condi-
tion Of the banks this morning.
- the end of the week sentiment in the
financial district was inclined TO be ia
vorsbly impressed on the one hand with
cumulative proofs OF reviving business
throughout the country, even IL this re-
vival is as yet being conducted IN a very
tentative way.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished BY Irving X. Harrington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce Exchange
T. +. Baker. manager. Hibbs Building
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by +, p. button & Co.,
members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie Chip
man, manager. 1901 + street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by r. F. Hutton &
Co, members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chapman manager, 1901 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-22
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Potomac Savings Bank, of George
town, D. c.,
At Washington. D. g. at the close Of business.
February a. 1905

l. ". d. GREEN. Cashier Of the sho.e-named
bank, do sclemny swear that the above statement Is
true, 20 the best Of my knowledge ard selief
". u. GREEN. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before ne this 2Ist day
OF February, 1905. b. A. BONIsES.
iseaLl Notary Public
Corzect-Attsst;
b. r JANSEY.
=. BAKER WEAVER
HENRY W OFFUTT
JOHN w BOGLEY,
g. ". OFFUTT
A. n BAER.
Directors