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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-15
Charlton or Anthrax.

"It has been our custom LOT se"i 10
ss soon as the heated season s 'S~.o Of
: sonna q note of warning to those %
",s rsaders residing in charoonouS
lotions of the state, with regard W
- toto, malady of livestock as well
~ !. n ," when they chance to become
inocnlated. The season has arrlseu .
and the very conditions prevail "nion n
s suu 'u tho development Of the contaglon
.'o 0na.s where it already exists IN
- ,s,s ~ form, AS soon as we get neal
and moisture, occasioned by Sno~eiS
with intervals OF hot wea'her' mo
wv, s.'n infoction is revivifed, and We
sre ,;kelv at any moment now 10 he" 'l
- outbreaks OF charbon among o"'',>
y Sa. Ou"' mules, etc, from the animals
grazing over infected p"s'u as from
ssot We notice in a dispatch iron
T,afaystte, in last Saturday Ion u,
Picavune, that a fatal disease ID 49, o
lacking the cattle in the eS.tenc Cocoon
ern mart of the parish, in the oeoon
Ward, and one farmer has alrea u
lost over 100 head The animals -
within few hours after S'lnps0D
!. .na aisoase are manifested, and
= WY oau has been discovere
Tho nature of the malady being Se'
nnzzle to all. The owner VIM ~
50 many head believes th"' 'ne .hn
q mails were poisoned by some SIR
or plant growing il the w0o au
cattle ranging on the prairies 40
seam to be affected by the o'Sea
Some suspect that the anec.lon o.
r;m,,ant fnrm of charDon, but sc
srmntoms do not bear out
opinion" .hot
We cannot say, of course, tna'
malady is Charlton, but on ae0 s'.i,
the favorable climatic cono,'>
eounled with the fact that lnle'
EXISTS in Lafay ette Parish We
rather inclined to the opinion 'n'
NAV be, Many people base
oninion on certain well-deflneo 81
toms of this disease, while In re-
there may be no symptoms oose''
al all, except the sudden oe0'n
number Of animals without sho
aDy external symptoms whatever
fact, in the virulent form OF in'o'
ehsrbon, sudden death Is 'ne
symptom that would lead one w
meet cbarbop. we have often
attention to the futility OF oep ".
uuop these external signs Oh "
sease, and basing an opinion Gu
upon swelling etc. .a +
If the disease is TRANSMITTED
ternsl incubation such as os
f,ies sweuings will appear
mary engagements. Ii Oh a q
lives long enough with the u
there will be secondary ."
rom transudation OF the 'erun'
blood and grayitatlon " W.
portions of the body, bo' 'ne
Itself is a blood disease, W
tiemia, with the germs 'eein'n5
circulation, and when an an'"
tpins the germs through e"'i ~;
ed heritage, the latter ipui'
rapidly in the blood stream "
duce their toxin tha' U.s.
place often in few hours
out showing any out~"'0
whatever. Now, as d oe'
ment there is no spec !"
charbon-that is, sahnln0
And tile effort should be mao'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-15
Oil, the best lubricating oil made
Of the Cslcasieu Implement Co.'S
Former Welsh Lady Dead.

Word was received here today from
Lake Charles that Mrs. Edna hn aas
tormerlv of this city, dropped deao
at her home in that CITY Inu r.: u" y,
q" 'oon Mrs, Knott is sister-ln-la"
or Mr.. Shoemaker, foreman 81 n WV
a nrmstrong shops, and mother OF MISS
Georgia Knott, we'll known to 1 .ns
Young people of this place an'
S;vad here until about two years as'
when the family moved W La"
Charles.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-15

Il it !, a fine dress shoe or york :
81. ~ yon VII an3 the very kind ~
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-15

If you use lubricating oil you
will be interested by calling at the
Ca]casieu Implement Cos.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-15
,,sm,erance Rally at Roanoke

Between forty and fifty OF our ci'',
ons and temperance workers drove 10
Roanoke Tuesday evening to par,'c.'
a+a IN a rally at that place. he:'
C,rrutb of the NJ. E.church OF this place
~" 20 tho principal address OF the even
ing. An enthusiastic meet reSu'' 'e;,
an, and the promise is that Roanoke vii
1880 h,, we wet vote in thecomlng eiec
ton.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-15

Com. in and see our special on
,boes in misses and children low
nt,ria
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

UNDER ARREST Upon COM
plant of Frank Hurst, Arthur Bird
sail was arrested last night in front of
the Idlewild restaurant by Night
Marshal Kelley. Hurst charges hin,
with stealing n revolver valued at 81
from his home. The warrant was
issued day or two ago but Birdsall
was seen in the restaurant and as he
came out he was placed under ar
rest by the officer. Birdsall had the
gun in his pocket but tipped it out OF
his pocket and 1t fell onto the side.
walk. There were forty people
standing in that vicinity at the time
but luckily the revolver did not ex
plode or some of them might hav,
been killed.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

DELEGATES GOJNG-The Ere.
mont county delegates to the Demo-
cratic state convention to be held in
Glenwood Springs Monday, will
leave this city on Rio Grande train
No. 3 tonight and will reach their
destination before noon tomorrow
Just at this time it cannot be said
how long the convention will con.
time in session because it depends OH
how many contests there will be.
1t is expected that the Speer and Pat
terson wings of the Democracy wi /
engage in more or less warfare for u
premacy and there will also be n figh
in naming the delegates to the ma
tional convention which is to conven,
in Denver on the seventh of July.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

ENTERTAINED - The Modern
Embroidery club WAS most delight
fully entertained at the home OF Mrs.
Wilson Wednesday afternoon. A
pleasant afternoon was spent. Re
freshmepts were served and the guest.
departed for their homes with the
pleasant anticipation of spending tho
next club afternoon with Mrs. Yeltou
In the country.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13
!. ABOUT YOUR NEIOHBORS
AND YOURSELVES
100000 100000 Q OOO000t

Will Tanner was in from his
ranch on Red creek today.
Mike Doyle has returned from
a visit with relatives in Nebraska.
Mrs. Jane Z. Smith is expected
to return Monday from Toledo. o.
where she spent almost year.
Blake Rogers has returned from
Nevada where he spent the last
fourteen months. He will remain
here for the present.
George M. Deibert WAS down to
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13
Fashionable Turnouts

Our stable has a reputation for
well cared for rigs and horses. The
horses are speedy and gentle and
the vehicles always clean and runs
easy. Try Quinley and FAIRIES the
next time, phone Florence %, liz
East Main Street and outfit will be
delivered.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

WALLS NH. Houston presi
dent of the Coal Greek Water and
Light company reports that the con-
crete walls for the new reservoir are
in place aud that the floor will be
started next week The walls are
eight inches thick and the floor five
inches. just MS soon as the floor is
down the roof will be put on and then
Coal Greek will have much bett or
water system than it now has.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

WOMAN SHOT Mrs. Ed. Aber-
nethy Of Portland received severe
flesh wound by being accidentally
shot last night. Her husband and
another man we're scufiling on the
floor of the Abernethy home when a
gun that Abernethy was carrying ex-
ploded and the bullet Embedded itself
in oen of the woman's limbs.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

GO HEAR IT-Rev. Pingrec's sub.
ject at tho Methodist church tomor.
row evening will be Good Dreams,
Bad Dreams. IL There Any Thing
In Drcams?" This subject should
DO mn interesting one and cordial in.
vitation is extended the public to hear
II.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13
ST, Adams.

Sunday school meets at 10 O'Clock.
Morning prayer and sermon at II.
AS prelude to the sermon Sunday
morning, Rev. j. M. Mcbride will
say a few words about the council of
the church which met last week IN
Denver and the action taken on Canon
10 as regards the so.called open
pulpit
All are welcome.
No evening service.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

PAYDAY - This is pay day on
the Rio Granle aud the pay car
stopped at Florence early this morn
ing and handed out the pay checks
to the employees.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

WATER WELL II. Houston Is
having new water we'll dug at the
rear Of the Donald Mowatt house ON
West Second street The we'll will
be sunk about thirty.five feet
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13
THE D0DDS COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE
c A N o N. CITY

Will be In session from
ga III. TO II throughout the
summer months. Students
may enter any department at
any time. Special rstes on
Schola ships purchased dor
ing the month OF June.
Such scholarships may be
used at once or mt any later
date. Send for beautiful i'll.
ustratsd catalogue for 1908.
% giving full particulars.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

The ice cream soda and egg drinks
Mt Daniels are the best. SO. So
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

Fresh Strawberries with Chilbe re- Is
ice cream at Daniels fountain. s6.s9
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

Miss Bell Morris left this morn
ing for her home in Frostburg, Nd.
after short visit at the home of
Mrs. Pete Smith.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

Methodist.

Sunday School at 1000 a. m.
morning service II 100 a. IN. 4; class
meeting IL 100 IN. Junior League 300
p m. Epworth league Z 100 p. m. !,
evening service at 500; Bible study
and prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 7 80.
Morning subject-"The Church. ?"
Evening subject Dreams.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

AT ST. BENEDICT -Tomorro
is communion day for the members OF
the Altar society. There will be
only one mass-at $ n. III. Father
Edmund.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

Portland yesterday seeing the new
county state bridge. He says it is
going to be a monstrous thing.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

The Tribune small ad bring re-
suits Sell what you don't want
and buy something you need.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

Baptist.
Sunday school at 9:45, preaching
at II a. m. and 500 p. m.
PASTORS morning subject "The
Illusions of Life" Children's day
exercises in the evening.
Mrs Wayne will sing at both serv-
ices.
All welcome.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13
AMONG THE CHURCHES
). SUNDAY SERVICES =

st. Bonedict's-Catho
wsst Second Street.
First Sunday Of each month mass
at 8 a. m. other Sundays, high mass
and sermon at 10 a. m.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

Christian Science.
Morning service at 10:45; evening
service Z 40 p III. Sunday school II I'D
a. NJ. Wednesday evening meeting
500. Reading room open Thursday
afternoon from to a.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-13

Presbyterian.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. IN.
Morning service II a. m.
/. Evening service 8 p. m.
~. P. s. @. E. 2 p. NJ.
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing 1880.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07
Ndmero 5

valen mas que los tuyos one los
mios. Respetaras en- toda OCCASION
los derechos i'm m9rescriptibles del ciu-
dadano; reconoceras a tn vez, la sus-
tantlvllidad del Nun icipio y de la
Provincial; supr imiras todo od1oso tri-
buto, conservando> 6 ampliando tan
solo los directos; quitaras las Adua-
mas y fac;litaras de este modo el CO.
mercio mundial. ST aceptaba estas
bases Cataluna, merecerfa la hbertad
y su cauSa serfa la de todos los hom-
bres.
M1entras este no Sc demuestre,
merece respeto todo movimiento re-
gionalista. Y merece mas: es dipno
de ser atendido. Dejad los igno-
rantes y envidiosos que griten "iMue-
ra Espafla? Espafa no habra de
morir. Y 81 muriera, serfa sepultan.
do en- sus ruinas los hijos ingratos.
DeJemos abominar de Cataluf1a 4
cusntos la desconocen en- absolute,
CatalufIa no dejar4 de ser prospera
grande. Pasaron los tiempos del
"Delenda est Cartago." Intereses
mas grandes que los de Roma por-
que son los de todo Ell universe, ha-
cen que n las armas nj los caudillos
puedan exterminar los pueblos Ii
bres.
No temamos Ell odio de los ciegos
de aquende y allende las montafias.
que Green no poder bri1lar sino derri-
bando pedestales y aconsejando Ger
cenar las atlas espigas como Perian-
dro 8 Trasibulo. No nos asustemos
de los rencores de las sanguijuelas
del fsco, nj de los negociantes ava
riclosos que en- Catalufia como en-
Castillo quisieron tener en-. sus ma
nos Ell monopollo de Ia exploitation
de los debiles. Son harto desgracia-
dos con su cortedad lastimosa de mi
ras. ST sabemos defender la verdad
actual, la que podemos yer, la que
recti6caremos honradamente cada
nuevo acto de la indagacion; 81 sa-
bemos defender los que padecen
hambre y sed de justicia, seremos
amados en- Barcelona y en- Madrid
por millares de hombres de coraz0n,
Icuya patria es ell mundo y cuyo len
guaje es Ell de las cosas eternas.
81 Sc negaba reconocerlas. Sc
habrfa demostrado que su protesta
era la de los neos y los mercaderes
deseosos de explotar al trabajador
de los talleres y dc los campos. Y
va no tendrfa porque cuidarse Es-
pafIa ni de las amenazas de los
fabricantes de pacotilla, nj de pro-
gramas m1nimos maximoS.
.3NfOnlO ZO&NNN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07
PARIS
Ell REGRESO De LOS BUITRES

Un psicologo, que ha estudiado
con minuciosa sutileza la vida de
los Estados Unidos, asegurabame
aver que para Norte America Ell gran
"krach' fnanciero actual, leios de
ser una middleton del cie1o, es una
verdsdera bendicion de Dios.
En- primer lugar-decfame,-esto
comienza va a lejar de los puertos de
America a los malos emigrantes.
Los cablegramas nos dicen, en- efcc-
to, que todos los contratos de emf.
gracion han sido anulados. Pero este
no es todo. Cerca de quinientos mil
extrangeros, que no vivian sino de
la abundancia, del despilfarro y de
la pletora; qulnientos mil seres que
Sc enriquec1an con las migas de un
festln sardanapalesco, huyen despa
voridos hacia Europa. Los buques
que vienen de Nueva York y de
Boston, traen nuestro viejo CONT
nente mas de Glen mil pasajeros de
81 clase por semana. Ell exodo no
IS agrable para noSotroS. Entire los
que vuelven no hay I'm solo obrero
fuerte, de esos que, viviendo en- un
pals de atrevidas inicativas, pod1fan
traernos ideas nuevas para la indus
trla. Tampoco regresan los que, va
enriquecidos, tendr1an medios de
aumentar nuestro bienestar con sus
fortunas. Los que corren hacia aca.
los que nos invaden, los que comien-
zan va 4. llenar nuestras plazas y
nuestras calles, son los que tienen
mas deseos de vivir trabaiando 10
.menos possible Lame moslos, 81 usted
quiere, los bohemios del trabaio
los gitanos de la migracion. De
gitanos y de bohemos tienen por 10
com1n, el rostro moreno y los ojos
ardientes, ell pelo negro y el peril
aguilefio. De gitanos tienen la mo-
raj, hecha de supersticiones milena-
rias y desden por los que no son de
su raza. De gjtanos tienen la ha-
bilidad prodigiosa para falsificarlo
todo. Pero, ademas de esas carac-
ter1stica virtudes del zfngaro es-
paf1ol, pos6en otras, peculiares sus
hermanos los tziganes de Hungrla.
cuya verdadera industria es la seduc-
ci6n. O mucho me equivoco, EN- efec-
to, 8 la mayor parte de los que huyen
de la ruinosa metropoli yankee no
traen como equipaje sino IN pu1ado
de dados, TN paquete de naipes, TN
frasco de pomada y IN violin iQu6
mas Sc necesita para vivir2 Con ms
trumentos analogos hizo fortuna Ri
60, el rey de la casta, el modelo del
pueblo errante. Cuando Ell viento es
bonancible, Sc encuentra 8 TN Club. en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07

lie puede tachar de estar domi-
nado por las infuencias f1nan-
cieras. Y de clertas recientes
manifestations suyas, en- ter
minos generates, sobre la con-
veniencia de reformar de una
manera frme, pero prudente, Sc
ha deducido que le disgustan
los metodos teatrales de Mr..
Roosevelt. Al parecer, este in
dica ell prop6sito de Mr.. HUI
ghes de ocupar una posici6n
central.
En- la guerra, es 10 mejor; y
en- la Convention Republican,
pudiera .serlo ST ninguna de las
dos tendencias que dividen al
partido republican, contase con
los votos necesarios para impo-
ner su candidate. Entonces, H.
quierda y derecha, rooseveltia-
nos y capitalisticos, Sc irian con
este Mr.. Hughes, que, sin duda
alguna, es hombre de cuidado.
Pero icuantos meses emplea-
dos en- preparar la election de
Presidente! El sistema es malo,
costoso y antictlado; nacio en-
aquellos tiempos en- que Ell pue-
bio americana nc era tan dado
q cuisines" como ahOra " solo
tenia tres diverSiones: leer la
Biblia, hacer elecciones y matar
indios. Ell sistema frances es
preferible: Presidencias de sic
te amos y election por ell Con-
greso.
X. Y. z.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07
EL REDENT0RISM0
De JAMES ALLEN
UN MILLIONAIRE S0ClALISTA

Ell Millionaire James Allen, princi-
pal acc Ioc sta de la compafifa de va
pores Allan Line, Sc ha presentado
como candidate socialista en- las cleo
clones municipales de Glasgow.
En- TN discurso que pronuncio hoy,
Mr.. Allan abogo por las ideas socla-
listas y dijo que estarfa dispuesto 4
entregar su fortuna al Estado tan
pronto como este Sc haya organizado
sobre las bases del socialismo. Agre-
go que bajo el regimen actual seria
pueril para IN indivfduo practicar Ell
socialismo aisladamente, pero todos
los honbres estan en- el deber de
trabajsr por la redencion social del
pueblo y I'll adveniiniento del regi-
men socfa1ista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07
81 Papa J Ia Vanderbilt
La CONVERSION De La MILLIONAIRE
NOBLEZA PONTIFICIA

Anuncia The Globe" que ell Papa
ha escrito al arzobispo de Nueva
York una carta, eu la cual dice que sc
felicitarfa de recibir a miss Gladys
Wander bilt y al conde Sechenyi, antes
de que estos prometidos contraigan
matr imonio.
En- los circulos del Vaticano sc ase-
gura que Pho X tiene la esperanza
de que miss Gladys Sc convierta al
catolicismo.
81 llega a visitar el Vaticano, aeon
paflada de su prometido, Sc les tri-
butaran honores casi reales Ell Papa
conferiria 4 la pareja Ell tftulo de
conde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07
Desoe Washington

w all Street este eS, la re-
presentation del capitalismo
americana, ha visto con agrado
que Mr.. Roosevelt renuncie a
ser reelegido Presidente, por
que, con este, va hay algunas
probabilidades de que venga un
Presidente que no sea anti ca
pitalista. De todos los capita
listas de quienes sc habla, y
algunos de los cuales estan va
trabajando la partida, el unico
identifcado con la polftica anti
capitalista de Mr.. Roosevelt, es
Mr.. Taft; este entire los repu-
blicanos. Entire los dem6cratas
no Sc We, hasta ahora, mas can
didato que Mr.. Bryan, que es
atn mas anti-capitalistico que
Mr.. Roosevelt.
Pero es Ell case que Mr.. Taft
cuenta con Ell apoyo Official. Es
Ell candidate del Presidente
quien empleara los poderosos
medios de accion de que dispo-
ne para enviar a la Convention
delegados que voten a su ahija-
do. Ell apoyo Official no basta
para triunfar nj en- una Conven-
cion nj en- los comicios; pero, en-
fin, siempre es bueno para un
candidate tener esa Carta en- su
juego.
FL tema principal de la elec-
Ci0n sera-si la situaci0n no va
ria de aquf a mediados de 1908
-el capitalismo. Correra el di-
nero; sc hara I'm gran esfuerzo,
por los intereses perjudicados
por la soCialisteria del actual
Presidente, para conseguir que
este tenga por successor TN poll.
tico de otras ideas. Hay que la
mentar que Mr.. Taft, dotado de
prendas excelentes y que es,
como dicen los italianos, un
"simpaticone" inspire tanta des-
conflanza como Mr.. Roosevelt
a la derecha republican, V a
Wall Street" va es tarde pa
IA que rompa con el Presidente
y no seria decente que ahora
renegase de una politica que ha
aprobado en- mas de un dis
curse.
La Convention republican,
no sc reunira hasta Junio del
ano que viene; y en- este medic
aflo que hay por delante pueden
suceder muChas cosas. Ahora,
eel hecho mas interesante de la
situacion es la creciente popu-
laridad del Gobernador del Es-
tado de Nueva York, Mr.. HUI
ghes. Este personaje es va 10
que Sc llama aqui una "posibili-
dad presidential" digna de con-
sideracion. Sc sabe que Mr..
Roosevelt no 10 quiere bien, V
este 10 recomicnda al capitals
mo. Habla POGO y muy discre-
tamente; con tanta discretion
que, hasta ahora, en- este asunto
palpitante del capitalismo, no
Sc ha podido averiguar hacia
que lado Sc inclina. Y cuando
le preguntan 81 aspira a la can
didatura, 8 ST, caso' de serle ofre-
cida, la aceptaria, contesta que
NADIA tiene que uecir.
Como en- la Investigation que
hubo, hace dos amos, sobre las
sociedades de seguros, Sc mos
tr0 severe escu driflador, no Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07
BanCO de Puerto RICO
PAGO De DIvIDENDO
IL. Gomez CnrrilIO

FL viernes 10 del corriente Enero
sc abrira el pa 60 del 80 .dividendo
active semestral, de 5 por 100 sobre
el capital realizado, sea 90 centavos
por accion, correspondence al segun.
do semestre de 1907.
San Juan Enero de 1908.
FL Presidente,
eW. PnningNN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-07
A los susCriptores y AgenteS

Para la buena marcha de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitinos Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. LasBAJAS SO avisaran los dfaS 80 6
81; Sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
ipoSterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta el
afa 6ltimo del mes siguiente al en- que SO
solicitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-18

ing the election. borrowers apparently having
their present needs covered. Banks are making
no concessions in rates. while IN the case OF
commercial paper they are trying TO advance
quotations by holding out for from 4l2ato per
cent for the best names. The offerings OF
paper at the moment are not heavy, but 1t Is a
good wager that in the course of the next few
months merchants viii be active in this depart
r7eut of The money market. Although there
was q reported active buying movement Of
stocks for European account in yesterdda' 3
market sterling exchange was strong on a mou-
erately urgent demand for sight drafts on Lon
don. The chances are that most OF the LONDON
buving orders OF stocks originated in the local
rl-ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-18

4sOaFESTfC EECHA ANGIE Boston par Chi
r1Eo par San Erauefsce sight Pr premium. tele
s~srs - premium Kew ORLEANS. commercial seq
80 discount bank s. discount Charleston. buying
Ta-. selling lee rren.iun5 81 louis par lid. Zee
discount sEig@d.
LAM Cs-LeARINGS York eX -langes
$50 Ees So Balances x1eI5s S5z- Fdstop exchanges
sze 5ss SIS balances $1-sl-.7zs baltimore exchanges
s5ez6-25s hsisuces S55S.s75- Chicago. exchanges
So 5s9.sSs balances g sIs.5o-. Philadelphia.
changes S2s- 49, - balances s. .71s,ZsT
SILVER IAREET.-2ar silver. 56izc. Mexican
silver doIlars. Sec Bar silver IL London closed at
. 2-lSd unchanged.
COLD PRE2IIUA.-In Msd-id. 11-5o Lisbon
-
MEXICAN ENCIEA NGE-AleLiuan exchange on
zl-w York p quoted Al eoIS.
GOVERNMENT RECFTPTS--C,ust -eceiTts
reported from Washington, f72e.5ie internal reve-
rIe receipts $3.50 sss5 miscellaneous receipts &I53
sSa Receipts for the dsr. si.3sz Ss2. expenditures
81 $50 GOO. Receipts tur he month 70 date So
expenditures. So 2so a9e excess e7pend-
lures. g 80 52e Receipts for t3e fiscal year
Re- s2e2 20. expenditure. Sass s7524I excess
- ezyendirures. Sss. e2s- IA
EErB -THEAEI- RT.-I'lle Euh-TTeagurV was debtor
- tie Clearing House Si.s2-,s.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-18
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The feature in the market for outside securities
vas the continued demand for bonds which showed
Increased activity. accompanied by further frsc~
tfonaI improvement. Elsewhere in the list how
ever fair activity developed, although prices at
times moved with an irregular tendency. with the
changes, however, in most cases only fractional
The new Philippine Railway As were dealt IN Ior
the first time and advanced 2 from the opening
Illinois Central Is extensively dealt in AT a
range OF Il. Consolidated Steamship receipts
moved I'D q poiut TideWaIer notes were in fair
demand In the mining group Nevada Consol-
dated Ntpissinz Miami. United Copper common
and preferred. Cumberland-Eiy, Kerr Lake and
Northumberland were the principal features
So7E priced shares we're firm.