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Blue-grass blade., 1908-05-03

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With club of five subscribers at one
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Blue-grass blade., 1908-05-03

Oned arrows and barbed points,
swords, bayonets and cannon balls for
the des 'lction Of humanity, than
aught else In all its history.
There is one thing, however, we
wish to suggest to- the author of this
article, and that is, whenever he de-
sires to Gull flowers" of human
thought with which to enrich his
writings, let him give credit to Inger-
soil from whom he has stolen them and
used in quotation without credit being
given. In this very act the author has
shown by demonstration how Christi
anity will steal the best there is in life
and lay claim to it as its own.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29
vessels en- route TO San Francisco
registered 607S tons each.

vessels en- route 10 San Francisco
registered 607S tons each.
Unless Improvement at the mouth
OF the Columbia Is made much fast
er. than heretofore, il can easily be
seen where the groove i that will
drain the traffic of the great Inland
Empire, Ii Is Of immense interest to
all Oregon, Washington and Idaho
that the work at the mouth Of the
river be FASTENED. and that the rivers
mouth be deepened SO that vessels OF
the largest classes may enter and
depart at pleasure. The work should
not be confined TO the building Of q
south jetty. The dredge should be
placed in commission, and. il neces-
sary, a north jetty built, II is the
work OF FIRST importance TO the
Northwest, and 10 the Nation, in the
Northwest d."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29
REV. SUMMERS LEAVES ROSE
BURG IN CHARGE OF THE
SHERIFF FOR TEXAS.
RENDERED HIS RESIGNATION
He Elcped With organist From
Texas And She Win, With Her
Children, Also Return to That
State, Her Old Home.

ROSEBuRG, Or, Nov. 2S--Rcv.
George Summer, alias Clark, has
resigned from the ministry Of the
Methodist Episcopal church Of Ore
gon. He departed with Sheriff Sper-
lock for Throckmorton Texas, this
morning. In his written resignation
to the church he does not sign his
name Summers, and also in the fol-
lowing copy Of his resignation he
uses the alias:
"Roseburg, Or. Nov 26. - To the
Oregon annual conference, the
undersigned, do hereby withdraw
from the ministry and the member
ship Of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
"(Signedl, GEO, CLARK
This resignation, together with his
full credentials were turned over
to Rev. J. X. Hawkins OF this city
Miss Bessie Massey, the organis'
with whom Summers eloped from
Texas, and her two ehildrei, Of whom
Clark is the father, win return to
her home in Texas with the sheriff
and his prisoner, Sheriff Sperloct
having made arrangements to tak'
the woman along and look after her
as her health and the care Of the twc
children make il difficult task foi
her TO make the trip alone. She ha:
confessed to the whole aaffir. In !
letter to Clark from Gardiner sh'
virtually declared that she wa
through with him.
Clark has spent most of his time IL
Jail cursing Jack Parrott, the com
planning witness, according to th'
prisoners. With the departure Of th'
Summers family 10 Texas the cast
is ended so far as Douglas county i
concerned, but the case win not hav'
so short a duration in Texas, as it i
six months before court convenes.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29

charged in the Indictment II rests
with the court to determine his
punishment. The case more proper
" comes under the classification Of 2
domestic crime as distinguished
from crime distinctly anti-social.
"The man, having no criminal in
stinets at all, may be driven to the
commission Of a crime where the
sanctity Of his home in invaded
This seems to be a primary instinct
and is confined to no one class in
society. Taking all these facts into
consideration the court will not i'm
pose the death penalty in this case
but will sentence the defendant to
the penitcntiary for rs years"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29
SHARP DISTINCTION.

CHICAGO, Nov. 28.-WhiIc not
mentioning the so-called "unwritten
law" Judge McSurley, drew distinc-
ton between the terms domestic
crime" and an "anti-social crime"
yesterday in sentencing santo Por.
caro- to Is years in the penitentiary.
The defendant shot and killed his
his wife and severely wounded Frank
Di Trento, who boarded at their
house, July q.
Porcaro accused Di Trento Of
alternating his wife's affections. In
deciding the case Judge McSurley
said:
"This defendant has pleaded guilty
to having murdered his wife as
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29
most sensational in the history Of
American banking frauds
Seek Mr.. Taifs Aid

Said the Portland Telegram last
night; Because Of his assistance TO
Taft and Hitchcock, Fullon's friends
hope that the Senator will be able to
interest the president4elect in his ef-
forts 10 block the election Of Cham
berlain next January, Fulton could
expect little assistance from Roose-
welt, as the President and the Sena-
tor have not been on intimate or
even friendly terms, but with Taft
the Fulton men consider that the
President-elect il under obligations
to the Oregon man. The Fulton fac
ton practically controlled the man
agement Of the state compaign for
Taft last month, and in rolling up
plurality Of $4,000 contend that the
voters Of the state have therefore
repudiated their selection OF Cham.
berlain last June. Unless Taft assists
Fulton to carry out his plan for the
defeat Of Chamberlain the Senator's
friends will be greatly disappointed"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29
70 SAVE THE TRAFFIC.
Of THE COLUMBIA
IMPROVEMENT AT MOUTH OF
RIVER EXTREMELY URGENT
TO HOLD COMMERCE

An unusual amount of interest is
being reused in the development OF
the Columbia bar and river and the
aaving and enhancing Of the COM
niece 81 that stream and its vast val
hey; and apropos Of this, the follow
ing communication sent to this paper
yesterday BY one of the best posted
and most ardent Astorians, viii be
read with interest:
Astoria. Nov. 2S, 1908
@Editor Astorian:
In an editorial in the Oregonian Of
ahe 18th inst. that paper said: The
commerce Of the great Northwest
win no longer vacilIate and move
from one port to another. II is set
ding down into q permanent groove,
from which il win not soon be dis
lodged That groove win drain the
traffic Of the great Inland Empire
either to Portland or Puget Sound,
In connection with this editorial il i
interesting to note the statement Of
Mr. M. ]. Kinney, in a letter to the
Evening Telegram, and published in
fhat paper Of the 2ist inst, in which
he quotes from recent issue Of the
San Francisco Conanrrcial News 70
the effect that there was, at that date
Aue one vessel Of the 30O0-ton cIas:
en- route to the Columbia, the Taku
Bgaru, 3087 net tons register. while
slaere were IA vsseIs from 5000 tc
6Ig5 net tons register. not counting
the Minnesota, OF 1888 net tons, ca
route to Puget Sound an average 81
sDsS tons each, and the ten largest
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29
THUMB AND FINGER.

SAN FRANIScO, Nov. 2S-The
finger print system Of Identification
has been installed BY the local police
department to aid in the determina-
ton OF the identity Of suspects, A
full record Of the palm and finger
end prints Of an prisoners will be
kept in the future and the apparatus
necessary to a close study Of these
prints has been secured.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29
THE BOYCOTT RIOTS.

VICTORIA, B. G., Nov. 28.-Ad-
vices were received by the steamer
Empress of Japan last night that
the recent anti-boycott riots at Hong
Kong were melted because Of insult
ing cartoons on japanese lanterns
before Japanese stores announcing
the end of the boycott. Steamers
we're returning to Japan, bringing
japanese goods which were refused
BY the consignees on account Of the
rioting al Hong Kong.
The MofniEs AssoFian contains al
the local and Associated Press re-
ports.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29
STORM WRECKS VESSEL.

MANILA, Nov. 2S.-It has been
learned that the name Of the coast.
ing vessel which was lost during q
storm off San Fernando yesterday
was the San Pablo, not the Pointing,
as at first reported Fourteen more
survivors Of the disaster have been
picked up and it Is now estimated
that rs persons were drownd,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29
DEATH IN COLLISION.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov 2s
I'm a collision between two freight
trains today in a fog on the Sea-
board Air Line, near Silver Springs,
four trainment were killed. Both en-
gines and eight cars were demolish-
ed. Several other trainment were in
iured, but not fatally
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29
GETS FIFTEEN YEARS.

PTTTSBURG, Nov 2S. = William
Montgomery, former cashier Of the
Allegheny National bank, who loot
cd the institution Of 100000, was
sentenced today to serve IS years IN
the western Pennsylvania peniten-
tary. His defalcation was one Of the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29
JARRED BY EARTHQUAKE.

BOSTON, Nov 2s,-Thc heaviest
earthquake felt in New England in
many years shook Boston at 2:3S a.
m The vibrations lasted 10 seconds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-11-29
JUDD BROS.
I T!|!gdbgja!!1!lI!!n!. an !!.!!.. 9 6 AHS5SSx Asf5Ssix

Astoria's most up-to date Clothiers and Hat
ters. Sole agents for the famous Benjamin"
clothes Lafayette and Poole style are the
latest creations of the New York style. You
can get either one of these suits so popular in
New York today at our store.
PRICES ARE RIGHT
Mems and Boys Hats Umbrellas
Woman $500 from 81 to $40
Mallory Cravenette $50
Boys Hats l'oO Duxback
Sheds water like ducks back
Underwear for sporsmen and those who
Globe $3.50 to $500 are exposed to the wet.
Atwood 200 to 400
Mems Suspenders
Pajamas and Night Robes from 2sctos1.sO
from 81 to$5
Nettleton Shoes Nen 0A'N - a,.a7ro
for style comfort and durability
from $6 to $3.50
Mems Hose
Mar,e Nackwear from 25c to 75c
Kesers Cravats SOC to $150
Suit Cases and Travelling
Sweater Goats Bags
from $3.50 to $500 from . : SO 1000
|0be WOOLEN MILL STORE--557 Commercial St
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

Trading on the Stock Exchange was again
yesterday in greatly restricted volume and with
out definite feature, prices moving irregularly
downward and showing at the close net losses
for 4 large mai jority OF the issues dealt in. An
early decline on short selling was followed by
an interval of duiness. which was terminated
with the announcement of the injunction against
payment of dividends by the Delaware & Hud-
son Company the stock of which dropped 3A
points to IA. recovering I point at the close,
the general list also yielding TO a small extent.
In the last hour buying of Union Pacific, which
sells eX-diVidend to-day started an upward
movement which. however, did not go far. Rail
road earnings which came in were of a disap-
pointing sort. particularly those OF some of the
Gould roads and these reports were used by the
bear party in a drive at Missouri Pacific, which
sold down 10 3014 and ended the day with net
loss of rs points. ar 306s. The Erie issues
were depressed, on the probability of the passing
Of the dividends at to-day's meeting of the
directors. American Smelling and Refining
again under pressure, losing Is points on the
day. on selling based upon the expectation of a
material cut in the dividend next week, although
the declaration of the usual dividend by the
Guggenheim Exploration Company was taken TO
make the outlook for the dividend on Smelters
less unfaYorable than generally reckoned- The
vigorous comments of President Truesdale, in
his annual report to the stockholders of the
Lackawanna the attitude Of the politicians
toward the railroad interests of the country
were discussed with great interest.
The feature Of the trading in the bond depart
meut was the marked strength of the Inter
borough Metropolitan 412s, which on rather
heavy dealings advanced from 52& to SO, clos
ing at the best of the cay. The new y per
cent New York City bonds. in which the tran
sactions were large. declined moderately in
price. Call money ranged as usual between l.
and per cent. but a firner tone prevailed in the
time money market, attributable 10 the coming
Withdrawals OF government deposits in accord
ance with the notice given by the Secretary Of
S350000G0 Of the $4,000 900 government
moneys now held by national banks in various
parts Of the United States. The quota which
must be furnished by the local depositary insti-
tutions Is estimated at between $12000,000 and
$4,000 0G0, part Of which has already been
turned over to the department. With the present
enormous cash holds of the banks Of this city
the loss OF $4,000 600 to the Treasury at this
time is not expected TO work any appreCiable
stringency IN the money market
The State Banking Departments statement
Of the condition of savings institutions of the
state January l shows some interesting
changes as the result OF the recent panic. The
/ total gain in deposits was S18.363 253, against
S69s6769I0 a year before, and S93775.724 at the
beginning Of 1906. The gain in open accounts
was 4543s. comparing with 116030 the year
previously and 1924 TWO years before.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING--London SOLO Det"seu ',uvg
and 5000 shares of stock in this market dolns
nothing on the purchasing side American STOCKS
in London were irregular with a declining tNI-
dency. ConSOlS were steady Dut 'Ie gent" d 4ii
ket heavy and lower
DIVIDENDS DECLARED--The directors OF the
General Electric Company have declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend OF per cent payaoie on
AnriI L. The regular quarterly dividend OF 20 per
cent has been declared the capital stock OF the
April :. The directors of the Central Iea,IiI
Company have declared the regular quarterly dlFi-
dand of 1s per cent the preferred stock pdyao'e
on \nriI / The directors OF the l nlted SLdte7
Leather Company have declared the regular qudl
terIv dividend of IL per cent on the prefer red
stock payable April l. The usual noh'Iiy
dividend of per cent and extra dividend OF L
per cent have been declared on the common STOCK
of the mlrican Chicle Company
NEW TRUST COMPANY. OFFTCER-Robert L.
Smith. formerly assistant secretary OF ue ,,3
Company Of America has been elected an adoI-
tiouaI secretary of the Carnegie Trust Company
TO SUCCEED THE LATE SAAU EL SLoAN.-
William Fahnestock has been elected meInper cI
the board of managers of the Delaware LdcAA-
wanna & Western Railroad Company as successor
to late Samuel Sloan
DATA on CORPORATION NOTES.-Swartwoul
& Appenzelar specialists in short term railroad
notes have printed for distribution to banks. pond
dealers and individual investors an edition or teir
wall card brought down to date II gives the data
on all issues of railroad ana lnouSuIdi NUTS 4"
convenient form for reference.
NEW MEMBERS OF DETROIT. TOLEDO K
TRONTON COMMUNICATIONS H Gilman. OF
portland and Edmund Seymour. Of this city have
been selected to succeed Newman Erb and Leopold
IIevbote as members OF the stockholders prOtec-
tive committee of the Detroit. Toledo & lrontou
Pairoad COMPANY Another notehoIders' commit
tee is being organized, of which 1t is said T. 1toI-
Inns Morse VIII probably be chairman
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY NARkET-Money on call opened at Is.
per cent; highest, per cent; lowest IL per cent;
closing, I2Q124 per cent; last loan, IL per cent,
ruling rate. "a per cent. Time money was f1rmer
in anticipation Of the Treasury withdraw walls from
the banks. The demand continued moderate, but
tho banks were rather indifferent about putting
out money. Rates were 394Ht per cent for sixty
days, per cent for ninety days, 4l.14l5 per cent
for four months. AZ cent for five months 412aD
~ per cent for six months and per bid for
year. Mercantile paper not active. 1t was
literally offered and moderate business was
done. Rates, 5l@T6 per cent for Endorsed bills
ceNable and choice single names and 606Ia per
cent for others
FOREIGN EXCIANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened strong at advance. of about 10
points in sterling rates 10 4874QG 48712 for cables
zS5y00AS7 fdT demand sterling and $3.50 $50.
for sixty-da- bills. Short francs quoted at
5I71a less 1-3205.171l and short reichsrnarks at
g. l-le less l64d9 50 lis. The recall of $50 900 900
government deposits from the banks appeared TO
have effect whatever exchange The market
became easier in the afternoon. declining 10d15
points from the mornings level Cables were
quoted at 487l5D487i4, demand sterling at 4 8s7g6
$3.50 ana sIXty-day bills at 4.831z04 1855.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was little feature to the speculation in out
side securities Dealings were on comparatively
light scale About half dozen OF the mining stocks
showed activity. accompanied by irregularity. The
only feature of the strength in Butte
Coalition, which. after early heavlnesS. ran up Ia
points Oh a report of a merger with the Ar1alga-
mated. NipssDS slightly higher. Greene
Cenanea moved within a fraction Furnace Creek,
Cobalt Central and Tramp were easier United Rico
advanced about 4c Fluctuations elsewhere in the
mining group unimportant- In the speCialties
Standard Oil UP points Bay State Gas was
active within narrow limits. In bonds American
Steel Foundry As NJ Il. Consolidated Steam
ship As we're dull and unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston par; Chicago
1Gc discount 81. Louis. SOC discount: San Fran
cisco sight I5c premium, telegraph 20c premium
New Orleans commercial sec discount. bank 81
premium; Cincinnati. 10c premium; Savannah. buy
ing 3-l6c discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. exchanges
s2l9.35+01S. balances sS,O55618; Chicago. ex-
changes 2115.Ss9, balances 1884 769; Baltimore
exchanges $i,112560 balances $5l5 l02; Boston, ex-
changes $2l.232 SU7. balances 1888. 720. Philadel
phia, exchanges $198278S6. balances 81. .663. .269.
SILVER MARkET.-Bar silver. 557sc. Mexican
silver dollars, Az. Bar silver IN London closed
- I3-l6d; advance, 5-16d
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 5.1J; Lisbon $50
MEXICAN ENCHANGE.-Aiexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 201lA.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington s1,076 003: internal rev.
receipts, s3SG926: miscellaneous receipts.
S1Z9454s. Receipts for the day, s2,757 477 expendi
tures. S3.f70.000. Receipts for the to date,
Sse.206. 794; expenditures. s47s4000o;
penditures. s76S3,20 Receipts for the year to
date $407 054 706; expenditures si33 59f excess
of expenditures. s26,3lSSS5.
ITB-TREASURT.-'rhe Snb-Tressury was debt
the Clearing House sIsi5.Sf9.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
s1-don, Feb. -. 2. El-The market for Amen
~ sacar-tLes cLos.d lower. FLnaI prices follow:
FOREIGN :
a#

FOFEIGN AIONET NARhET--CaI money N
London Sleq4 per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills 3ss per cent long blis, S1zG SO Per
rent Berlin discount rate 4ls Per cent Paris dis
count rate, 5-16 per cent Paris exchange on
I ,r6nr % francs y cerJirnes- Bar gold, 4Is I'd
perrin exchange On London % marks z91z pfenngs
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. consols for
-,orev. 81 Per cent. for the account, S 9-is,
F-rer-lI rcnres, g francs 10 centines-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

CANADIAN PACIFIC
Trfrd n FEB. 81 OJ40OO s. 212o[Sl oe5eSH
July % Feb. 4s075-9lS 4tjessIS : eS257s
DENVER 4 RIO GRA3sDE
Third Feb $3.50 s36654o go ot1
July TO Feb. 21.-.-. 1870 13 3s30o T. 757ct9
INTERNATIONAL. & GREAT NORTHERN
% Th[d T9ef ES Fen i1 | ro SO $50 s5SSSSS i556li
TEXAS & Pacific
Third Feb <2z2s23 S2i+2S5 est sF-. -,
july 1 70 Fec. IL. 1O3uO,127 Iussf5lS el''Sl'
WABASH
Third week in Feb S295,769 s5oT5s! s4.5s stS
July 70 21-..-- iI3ll,529 's.I'sol -o-It'Scf
WESTERN MARYLAND
7hirt FEB s9156& se$3s2
July FEB. 21-.-.. S.S5-.JOO S50>>o' --S1s.-+'
GULF SHIP ISLAND
Secord week Feb S4o1l2 S%Cs.2 S@s-,--
July l 10 IL I-+%l- 200 15l3o-S I-o~5'l's
PITTSBURG. sHAv1IUT & NORTHERN
Quarter ended Dec 81 1907 Los 80 %,
Gross earIings----- $500 s5oS'S oIo %
Expenses ...----..--'- -h--0t7 -oV'-'-
Net earnings $!sot SoS-SVo 49,
Other incorne---- f4-e@9
Total incone--------- ss2Io3 SsS,7o - -.
Charges ..........-~... 40.t4t 4o'+E
e,-,rr. ss6gs5 ss1s56 scs.s5s
R1-FFAIo. ROCHESTER 4 PITTsBURG-
1905 1aoT
Earnings fo- third -S51 l94 s+' =.
From Feb / 70 present date. @u-cuS f-'''-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
BANK OF GERMANY WEEKLY RETURN

Berlin Feb. 25-The weekly return of the I'M
perial Bank of Germany shows the following
changes: Cash on hand increased 46, 9l7 0e0 marks
loans decreased II. COS. 600 marks discounts de
creased 49, 006 600 marks treasury bills decrea
l.2S8. 900 marks notes in circulation decr,sas As
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26


Bt Asked. yis.s
,,-a-t.,- S-,.,- a., A. Nt-n i. 10ri ~ an
- - ~ - rots T.TS
,,r.~tE-,tt, a., tQfa :
,+Is-, - y u - - NJ % 1910 aS -
a Onto o.. June =. l9tS -----. po'. 1N'g go
10 e july 1910 -..-.-.--- t9lt Nf't p ~
II y Pa 49,. I9AS- S9is 9l'
,r-ir & " Ia ~ y So Fep 1910 eSla es4
60 - - :. y - y - T,74 ta1t ~ i Q.x ;
Delaware & Hudson 4l-cr. july. e6's 4sf
Railroad discount APT = lotS.- - HN -h,~
lnterborOugh II -. MAY. 19oS UIs RS's ~ -
10 SO, Nch. 1910. ....-.-.- - % StN
Kansas ,-ttv -, Nv g. Npr tat@ 81 saa
I-ackawanna 20 50. NcA - - 90
do So. Meh 1910 ...-.--..-..-.... rso0
Lake Sh * Mich FcS. 1910 9SNs 9~'S S.e'
Louisville 4 Nash So. Mch 1910 9Sa 0S's $ -
Mich SfS. Feb. tatO ..... 0S1s GSi2 SIS
Louis FEB. 10it 9
X . MeNiCo -.
Cent 4 VI Il Src. Feb, 1910. .-. 9St. R>'.
Penn X o.. Men Is. iatO. as. HS7s $50
Pubic Service Corp 5rc NOV. f2f9
st I. Mem % II X 4re. June l9n0 % 900
81 /. & Fr \ X 4tsr~ Dee IQtS. I4n
Southern Railway -. apr ...... - fSac
do 50. Feb. 1910 --..--....--....... - - ISGS
y = Rubber Co
WestinS Eec & Mig 6rc. Aug 1910 - OtO
Wheeling & Lake Erie 80, AUG zoos 50 gl 300
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
nEw YORK CITY BONDS.

ASKED. E1- Ases1-
49,, MAJ - i1os 1tr3iz s. N0-, = reg =. -
a. GIay. IL. -lY-is 1888 = Ngy, - reg. - -
49,. Noy.. % .@-ze- Nay - g e--7z g
lnchC--- -lo5 1f1z "--F- ,'-,-r "a y 80 =
q q go .----. >oF-t "+ = 9'"1 .
No--. 80 re- ~ :nst
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
..ors for government bonds. compared with Mon
Ssv'--
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
BOSTON STOCKS.
phi ADELpHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D Barney Co. No. p Broad
street, New York, and No 20 South 4th street
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26

'FuInlshed by Wis. steWnrt Co. 10. .3 Exchanr.
Place.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
COBALT STOCKS.

odd lots. tSeIIs cents per share loo ,t,r ~.
Coalition sold -. seller '' hu''s
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
NfafIriDE I90S- =

Maturing I9cS-Se
CFunishei by Svartvou5 sGreuzeIar. - Flr- -
AEe-nN.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
s.. 60 -. - s.. eI9 :,
LIABILITIES
- aslltls e. tSs. .tsa - - -

The earnings and expenses II detail ard 80
compare as follows
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
xs7.-sts7- So ra- - $ asr -
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE

....--. 81 sss.ias $50 81 ~ $, ,->~-'
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26
Closing nrioes Of active bonds dealt in. with
changes. follow:

net changes, follow
New-York tribune., 1908-02-26

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER PII-IsBLFtti-
1905 1907
Earnings To- third -Sj511.t St'
From Feb l 70 present date SteoS 1-''9f-
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NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

and interest
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ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL,
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BONDS.

So 600 Am Fdry 49-s 500, .g-- -
lIu 600 Con 4s........-t az 10 a. -
lIj l. & y prop scrip - = -
@op0i iTSIASW e vi - = =,
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

1000 Inter-Met 44es.. D =
Total sales Of bonds Sc. 603 600.