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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02
TIE 1ADDEN1NG nA)(vuM ATTITUDE

"Tvc bccn thiniun,s." the
Mere On iaz'ly blowing " smoke ring
gazing drcamiiy through IT into the fire,
of getting: married"
The t:achelor Girl atarted. and then
n huvrieJly to take D stitch in the
glove she Wa" mcndiug.
For hoW tong" she inquired sweet
iy. glanciaG sidewise through Il curl
that hung ovcr anc eye.
WHAT" The Mere Man put down his
cigarct and gazed at her In surprise.
FOR ,ifc. OF course"
~ msan ROW long hnv. you been
thinking of IT," explained tue Bachelor
Girl. turning faintiy pink beneath the
curl. "Has H-has it beconie a habit
YETI"
The Mcrc Man ccddercd ard cleared
his throat.
Oh" he responded. trying to speak
with carelc:s case. of course. I've
known the girl for several years. but
course you havc!" broke in the
Bachelor Girl. swapping her thread with
an impatient title Jerk. And mean
time you've kept her guessing and wait
Ing That's the uaddcning masculine
AvvvvUU0N 80. ~ fs.s 49, o.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02

nut It's the foolish. reckless. ;fnpuisiy.r
people II marry in the first flush and
enthusiasm of romance. who get all the.
real happiness out OF life"
And have all the matrimonial indi-
gestlon afterward." added the Mere
Man wryly.
Marrying II girl after ten wears Of
courtship and-and contamination >.
went on the Bachelor Girl, ignoring the
interruption, lis like buying a doll that
has stood in the showcase too long. She
may look just the same at a glance.
u ner faith In me is apt to have be-
come fly specked M her ideas to have
become sttif and her opinions set, and
aii her fresh sweetness is gone. And
marrying u man who has been a h, che
lor very long is like getting furniture.
or a coat. or any old thing IT n second
hand shop"-
Second hand.'" cried tho Ma,a
Man. protestingly.
Yes" declared the Bachelor Girl.
Icurteenth-hand for that matter. ma
marc TO make him over to fit the new
and the satin lining or HE
sentiments Is apt to be moth eaten-
ana you may be perfectly sure that mn
matter what You do you can give him
q new thrill. or a new sensation. or a
new experience. Living i'm n bac1,olo,.
fiat for five or six years has d,,i1ed ~.
interest in domesticity. All the dear
delicious little incidents, like dnrninr
MS SOCKS nnd pressing his neckties and
curing his headaches and hin,
SOFA pillows and crocheted sltnners md
FANCY waiStcoat5. that are so froyrj and
.nriling to you. are an old, story tc
MN. You are only a hundrcdth rcne.
ution or SO OF sweet. sympathetic WON.
en- VINO have pampered and snoiie,f
MIN. A seasoned bachelor always ~
minds me OF an old wardrobe I once rot
at auction. I never hung a frock IN r.
that didn't wonder who had hnnr
fore.' """N NC
stop" cried the Nero Man. r,.,r.
with q shudder and Ringing his cienrnf
in'o the hre. you're spelling nv an FIN
lining and pulling my theories ont ~
shape and tearing my illusions to tat
That's it," sighed the Bachelor Girl.
snaking her head ~ruefully. "It's the
illusions we lose while we are WAITING
nat we miss afterward. Love IS moth.
ing out q bundle OF Illusions anyway.
owe u Just . cobweb. wet with mornina
Love IL just = fairy spell. invisible to view
A tread. Q touch too heavy-and the cor.
web II not theres w.
ished into ARR
and she laid down her work and RACED
INTO q nre. resting her chin pensivefy
In her hands.
The Mere Nsn sat down thouehtf,,ll,
q freeh cisaret.
! "Ah. weal.- he aid. after a pause. I'll
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02
BY
HELEN ROWLAND

Even you" repeated the Bachelor
oiiri, quite unperturbed, are getting Il
ltt!c worn about the edges Of your
hair and fiaycd as to your morals. and
Wrink'cd in your disposition. and faded
in your enthusiasms. Girls aren't inn
mortelles. which will keep forever, I'M
der IL glass case. They are just nat
ur.l flowers. that need the sun of love
ana the breeze of life and the good gar
deiiinS OF matrtmony to keep them
fresh and young and unwithered. Yet
nowadays the average nan expects to
spend threc-quarters OF his life ;ls a
Jolly bachelor and ten years more con-
templatins matrimony. before he takes
the plunge"
And then" put in the Mere Man
sympathetically. he's likely to get the
cold shivels or Il warning chill and
V to take the plunge at an
Yes agreed the Bachelor Girl.
Love. like pudding. OF coffee. or any
thing else. gets old and stale IL it is
left standing too long outside the win
dow. a man fancies he has only to
light the fire in "a girls heart and it
VIII keep ON flaming. while he wanders
to amuse himself and think ii over:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02

neck in order to support the weight of
her headwear with comfort. The hal was
high crowned. covered with white CASH
mere and faced with ivory MORE silk.
The brim. though mushroom in general
outline. was wider at the sides than at tho
back or front, and showed greater breadth
at the right than at the left. For trim
ming there was "A big cluster of cream
colored ostrich and marabout plumes and
the feathery bouquet being held
In place by a large cockade of ivory silk.
in the center of which was "A big button
covered with embroidered cashmere. The
large button shaped heads of the hatpins
were covered with. the embroidered CASH.
mere and had rims of gold.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02
AN UNUSED VEGETABLE.

Although satisfy has been cultivated ron
several centuries. and was recognized as n
deiicious vegetable by the nth century,
COOKS. 1t is so little used as a food today,
Una. comparatively few persons in this
country even know how to prenare n In
fact. most of the women Won maet nil,
assert without hesitation that II 10 hoth
p..nS ana tasteless. when 1t is really ono
y, the daintiest and most tasty of vegeta-
pies' IL properly prepared by a cook who
understands its peculiaritfes. 1t is tr,,e.
,nat IL cant be cooked in the same care
80 way INA. one might boil q beet or a
potato; put. II you are willing to show IT.
some OF the attention to which 1t ia en-
.itleu, II Will espon in a manner that
Will surprise those who have never ex-
perienced the delight OF eating we'll cooked
satisfy.
Ihere are two kinds OF satisfy in tho
market. the black and the white. and both
are good to. eat. although the latter is
generally more tasty. In buying 1t, there
fore. 1t Is well to select the white satisfy.
To prepare It.. scrape. the roots and throw.
them. the moment that this has been done.
into some cold water to which q little vim
egar has, been added-two t~ablespoonfuIs.
Of vinegar to a pint Of water being about
the correct proportions. Keep the roots,
submerged for fully five minutes. after
which they may be cooked by any one Of
several recipes.
WaT rs Id put them tNtOS
Doiiing water with a little salt, and leave.
them to cook until they are tender. Thew
are then drained and served with mejted,
butter or with a white sauce.
Ahothcr dainty way Of preparing them
IS to saute them. To do this. cut the nra-
Vlousiy submerged satisfy into slices about.
q quarter OF an inch in thickness. Thor,
saute tnom In good butter, seasoning with
SAT- pepper. chopped parsley. and. nj Tho.
l"se moment. . sprtnkling of lemon iuice
oaisliy may also be fried deliciously n
prepared as follows: Clean and soak the
roots' chen boil them until tender. Gut
,hem into pieces about three inci,e. In
.ehstn. dip tn batter and try In deem Fat
oru,ning them well. and seasoning there
WIN sait and pepper. before serving on .
folded napkin. A sprinklins of chonn.d.
parsley and a few drops Of lemor ;,,ic.
VIII improve the flavor.
inc salsffy may also be made into fr,t-
tets mat will prove extremely dainty "a
49," as an entree at dinner. To prenan.
tnem. crate the scraped roots very Bne
anu mix with a frttter batter comnosed ~
hour. milk and eggs. Salt slieht,v sn1
fry in deep fat. ~"~
10 scaiiop satisfy. boil the prepared root.
UNI. they are tender. then season them
with butter. salt and pepper. and about
nalI q tcacupful Of rich cream. Place thi.
mixture In a baking dish, cover with .
layer OF bread crumbs. season with salt
ana pepper. dot with butter. and h.ES
until Drowned. w o~~
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02
"Vm sorry you MUST go, Mir. Porter.,

"~The-what?"
''The you acknowledgements
attitude" explained the Bachelor Girl.
that Ihen assure toward women from
the time they are old enough to leave
their sisters sitting on the front door
Step while they go out and fight make
believe Indians until they are old
enough to leave their wives sitting in
the parlor while they go out and do
make-believe work at the Office. II was
Antony's attitude toward Cleopatra n
Antonio's attitude toward Portia and
Hamlet's attitude toward Ophelia and
and weren't they all surprised II
the Bachelor Girl gurgled with n.alic-
lou delight.
"It you are going to revel in h fail
ings Of your SEX began the Mere
Man reprOachfully.
"Fnilings!" exclaimed the Bachelor
Girl In scornfui establishment.
"Knd their d~tsconcerttng habit of al
ways turning up where they're a ex-
peceedtand engaging In battle. trouble
n sudden death when Il chap fancies
thcm safely at home mending the fam
lily stockings or feeding the kitten"-
yes interrupted the Bachelor Girl
with n ang nod OF her curls, failing
to be there when II man happens to
think he wants her il the greatest sin a
woman can conn.nit-exoept being there
when he doesn't want. her. The mascu-
line idea of love Is n hitching post
where q man can tie q woman n
leave her with perfect security. as he
would the family horse. But she Isn't to
blame if her human instincts Of curios-
ity and impaticnce get the better OF
her. It Adam left Eve standing by the
forbidden tree while he went OF to dig
roots for Breakfast or to take his MORN
ing a,ath ne shouldn't have been sur
rrtscd because h got hungry and
curious and plucked the fatal apple.
And IL q man leaves his wife at home
while he goes nj to clubs or stag par
ties he shouldn't get excited"--
"But I'm not leaving anybody's wife
at homc." protested the Mere Man
pialntlyely. land I don't see why !
can't stop to think. before l choose my
"And leave her waiting on the door.
step Of matrimony while you are
Climbing and going about amusing
yourself with other women. to make
sure that you can't do any better!" In.
1errupted the Bachelor Girl sarcastic.
ally. and yet."' b added musingly
I'VE no doubt you'll expect to marry
mi who's ave been kissed-whils
~ lWalted-or Ind q thought or q sen
t6nent Tor anybody but you."
sAO( OourUA.s' retorted the Mere Man
Urn maHe sure that I am getting
nice. sweet girl"
.Ths nicest thinss." remarked tn,
Bachelor Girl acridly. ~ she put q knoI
~ her thread. sscan become Rhopworn
e they m lekt ON the shelf too long
even you. for Instance"
II - yuur PARDON" The Mere Maj
agoooeA his ctgaret.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02
ETERNAL FEMININE.

Men say hat women's friendships
ing MS mems because a woInan Is so
ready to believe ell that she hears
against her best friend. while q man
will only Judge his friend by what he
Is to him. not by what the world says
Of him.
Is this true? II so, It will remain 20
just as long as average charmers see
In men nothing but possible husbands
escorts and gift givers.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02
BIRTHDAY J,NeLEs.

The Scotch have some jingles in re-.
gard to birthdays, which run thus:
Mondays BARN is fair O. face.
Tuesdays BARN il full o. grace.
Wednesdays BARN is the child o. woe.
thursdays BARN has far to go.
Fridays BARN f. loving n giving.
Saturdays bairn works hard for a living.
But the BARN that's born on the Sabbat.
Is bonnSy and lucky. and wise and gay.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02
DRESS FOR SMALL CHILDREN.

uha ne man how in the drawing is wearing a Russian blouse sut
~M.cnm IS maze WIN a saMor collar. n tut of the collar ant he m OF
braidng is worthc copying. as it varies from the usual style. short. loose rot
N embroidered emblem. The model vas in cadet blue SERGE with a darker
collar M belt. h little girls dress was of wool batste in pale blue he
ecaaoped coNara n embroidery being done in silk to match.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02

Deep breathing is Of the highest inn
uortance IN maintaining the health ~
the stomach. the liver and other All
uon,nn TO 1rsans. When deep. ~forceful
stagnates and disease resuIts gmo
breathing means strength and health
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02

A woman is willing to confess her
faults to any man who Is unwilling to
believe she has any.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02

u written criss-cross 10 she can't make
q out abe thinks Il isn't interesting.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-02

who needs caiomsl. %" uoss
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADINC.-Foregn houses were ac-
tive BUYERS in the local market taking upward OF
76 o00 shares on balance. with the heaviest p'r-
cha.As in Reading, United States Steel common and
Union Pacific In London cOnsols were heavy. hlit
in the general market prices showed a stronger
tendency, especially in the mining oeEai Iile"''
which was led by the De Beers issues Money was
easy and quiet at unchanged rates Tor caIl iun1s
and discounts. The South African gold ohered IN
the omen market was taken by Berlin. On tho curb
New York buying reported in American STOCKS
WESTERN RAILROAD CONDTTIONS.-Accord-
ing TO the officers OF the Western railroads. the
tonnage situation in the last week did not develop
many new features Improvement was uneven out
there was no falling off In business as conlDared
with two weeks ago. Officers or the roauS are
counting more on future business than on what
thev really have in sight It is admitted that
the spring wheat tonnage Will be relatively light
FLOOR OPERATORS BUSY.-Jacob Field J. j.
Manning c. B. Mcdonald. Z. r. CHAPMAN and
other prominent floor operators were all conspicu-
at some time in the course OF the forenoon az az
tack upon the general list The vulnerable point
was thought TO be Smelters and Lead. but the mo-
ment the pressure was taken or these STOCKS they
rallied the result that the rest OF the market
absorbed large volume OF what looked hke snort
selling
INTERBOROUGH -METROPOLITAN. There
seems to be speculative pool in marlborough pre-
ferred and It's followers say they are not meeting
with serious opposition The attitude OF the re
ceivers OF the various roads IN oankFuptey 'oWatu
transfers is the ostensible bull argument Ihe
bonds also were strong Old metropolitan STOCK
jumped up 10 points
AMERICAN CAR AND FoUNDRY.-rhe Amer
team Car and Foundry Company is slowly adding
TO the number it's employees ard is gradually re-
opening plants and extending working hours AT
present il has in operation seven OF It's hfteen
plants some OF them running fairly full In the
Berwick plant 2.5oo men now employed
HEAVY ORDER FOR IRON PIPE--The Sus-
ouehanna Iron Company. of Columbia, Pa. has
received an order from the Corn Products Company
for two thousand tons OF wrought iron pipe delsv-
cry be made before January /. 1903 Iais order
for some time past The SusquehanHd Iron Com
parry is now shipping iron pipe in large quantities
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at 1
per cent; highest, Il cent: lowest. per cent;
closing, 161L per cent; last loan IA per cent;
ruling rate. l per cent Time money opened the
week slightly frmer for the short periods, while
five and six months money slightly easier.
a far-sized business done. Rates "a per
for sixty days. "a per cent for ninety days.
SA per FOR four months. 3 q to per cent for
five and six months.
Mercantile paper continued in fair demand for
the higher grades. fairly large assortment was
offered. Rates, 8 q to IA per cent for sixty and
ninety days indorsed bills receivable. to Ak
per cent for four to six months choice names,
per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign exchange
market opened steady with rates not materially
changed at 4S660 at s670 for cables. 45s451 a
$3.50 for demand sterling and 4S505 a 4S515
for sixty-day bills. Short francs quoted at
5167s and short rechsmaTks at 953s plus 1-32
The market held steady in the morning and early
afternoon. without much change in rates from the
opening Cables were quoted at 4S665 4.S670.
demand sterling at 4S611 a 4 S655 and sxty-day
bills 4S564S5lO. Short francs held 5,16H
and short reichsmarks at 95as plus l-32.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11
nkers' posted rates were a. follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston I5c discount
Chicago, 1Oc premium st. Louis. SOC discount; San
Francisco. sight 1Gc premium telegraph 1219c pre-
MUM; New Orleans, commercial 25dS0c discount;
bank. 81 premium; Cincinnati. 10c premium; Savan-
nah. buying 3-16c discount selling par
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, exchanges N2S.-
6GS 49, balances s. 9S,34s Chicago, exchanges sS6.
30 100. balances s2572,275; Baltimore. exchanges
81 23s 1885, balances s34776; Boston. exchanges s14
S7l64 balances 81. 544: Philadelphia, exchanges
Sl3 952 Col, balances g. 2e44 2c1-
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 62c. Mexican
silver dollars 45c Bar silver in London closed
at 24d: decline, 1-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 1220; Lisbon. 13- 90.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2C2c.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. SS76.5T: internal
enue receipts 1885, miscellaneous receipts. 300
4Ss Receipts the day. S1,95.S92: expenditures.
$3.50 COO. Receipts for the month to date, s4,i6S.
76l expenditures, s6S9000 excess of expenditures.
81 g26 239 Receipts for the fiscal year to date. s66.
6S3 2l7 expenditures s9S. $685. of expendi
lures. SGT. 1855.
SIJB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury debtor
TO the Clearing House 3l.lSo.4o.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11

in securities values, and the fact that so much
overspeculation Dis under way at present ought
TO suggest to people who cannot be carried away
by the sight of speculative riot the promlslls
possibility of declines that will wipe out the well
meaning but temporarily deranged operators
who see nothing but fortunes awaiting them III
Wall Street. In spite Of the Improvement IN Sc
curities in the last eight months there are sun
some attractive investment purchases. Union
Pacific ST Paul PENNSYLVANIA, American Sugar
Refining United States Steel preferred and Chi
cago & Northwestern good investment
propositions.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was little abatement to the strength and
activity in the market for outside securities, al
though after the first hour reactonary tendency
developed through heavy realizing all through the
list After midday renewed buying started prices
upward again. The mining stocks monopollzed the
larger part of attention, but number OF the spe-
cialties made decided Improvement IN values.
American Tobacco 80 points Standard OH
was also decidedly better Bay State Gas was
heavily dealt in and after improving y ran on Is;
In the mining group Nevada Consolidated and
Cumberland Ely, after early strength, ran on
slightly United Copper advanced 21z points, but
later reacted 1Ia. Davis Daily. Nipssing. Nevada
Utah and several of the low priced issues made
substantial improvements. Butte Coalition de-
clined slightly. Nevada Smelling was up a
Coldaeld stocks were in good demand at small i'm
provements. Bonds neglected.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11

into the oil regions. particularly Kentrcky ana
Texas
FOREIGN HOUSES LONG OF STOCks--fo'-
eicn houses went home long OF the md-Sst ~ ~.
of 1he advance They went SO far is 20 say tn3s
London interest had improved 50 much thai tss
was at least a fair prospect Of the developlel'. =
row speculative buying there wneu ua 1As -
new account began at midday IN LoEG0i-
ITyIDEHDS DECLARED Dividends have bae1
declared as follows: Borden's Conieirse1 VI
Company regular quarterly IL per ren on - -
preferred. payable September 15- American - -.
(,ofllgsny ree.Irr semi -anu,ial 8 per c-nI IiSa
September /. -,
COPPER PRICES HIGHER.-The loca 80
Exchange made a further advance N Us - geV :,
price for copper yesterday. making Iahe - - =
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11
SEX dividend

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Can money in
London. 15Ga. per cent: open market discount rate
for short bills 5-1saIas per cent; long bills, $50
I7-ls per cent Berlin discount rate, per cent
Paris discount rate, 1ls per cent Paris exchange
on London, . francs 49, centimes- Bar goo' '.S rs
1n1z6 Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks 50
pfehnigs
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money So SIS per cent; for the account 80 o-lo
French rentes IS francs 421z centimes-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
30 CHURCH STREET.

30 CHURCH STREET.
New York August 10th 1sos
To the holders of
NEW YORR AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPAyf
SECOND MORTGAGE 50 BONDS.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COHPAyr
THIRD MORTGAGE 4Izes BONDS.
ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY FIRST CONSOLE
DATED MORTGAGE 70 BONDS.
NEW YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORE.
GAGE 7ee BONDS.
NEW YORK. PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY PRIOR LIEN So BONDS:
Referring to our letter Of June Il. I9o~ 70 II.
Mortgage of the Erie Railroad Company. and in ora=
to continue the plan therein announced hsrsr
notified that your coupons falling due SEPTEMBER
l. 1905 will purchased par for cash BY
Morgan & Co upon presentation and surrender thsrs
on or before AUGUST 81. 19os. their oface No
Wall Street. New York
Bv order of the Board Of Directors
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
By F D. UNDERWOOD. President
% Wall Street. New York. August 10Th 1903
Referring to the above notice Of the Erie Railroad
Compapv we are prepared AT ANY TINE Up TO
AND INCIIDiNG AUGUST 3IST. 1908. to purchss
at par in cash coupons falling due SEPTEMBER
1,t 1908 from the bonds therein mentioned
J. p MORGAN & CO.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11
Coportnership Notices.

/, fEYFR- F. I.EISCH.-THE FIRM OF MEYER q
M Fleisch beer dissolved on July ~ IsS ao IN
Sncfed al No 24s Sd ave. Manhattan New York nnoer
the name Dreamland Theatre. MAhILN w lE--.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11

CHIC AGO MILWAUKEE ST. PAUL RALW4I
COMPANY. ~ Broadway. New HOrk-Tne Anns4
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF this Company fr as
election oy Directors for transaction of any ot
business Of the Company viii be held at the once =
rhe COMPANY IN the CITY of Milwaukee, az Il ee1sS
noon of SATURDAY September 10Th. 1908 The tra1Ssf
books will he closed Wednesday August lstl IVY
and reopened on Monday. September 2lsr lsS
ROSWELL MILLER. Chairman OF the boar1
1905
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following the last actual sales and the |
closing quotations for stocks In which there were |
no transactions yesterday the New York Stock |
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds, compared with satur-
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

New York Aug 10. p. m.-The market 1oI
American securities was strong Last quotations
follnW
New-York tribune., 1908-08-11
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

interchangeable. +coupon. Registered,
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COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.
ished and corrected daily by Stewart & LOCKWOOD
"a Exchange Place.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Aug le-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day follows:
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

lFurn,sbed by Van schalck & Co.. No. Wall stre.t)