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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-24
Sc alQuila

FL piso alto de la casa 70 For
taleza. Muy adecuado para vi
vienda de familia, comercio Il
ohcinas.
Dirijanse d don Rafael Ro-
meu, empleado de ]. Ochoa y
Hermanos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

iolltc. Burton iGbrt nGfiten Sam.
flag nod europa mo miro iefs $50.
den lang ablpeieno icin. Gr miro
2otcn fir Die @GbrungssGommiiiion
IN Sonoon ltn0 EariS ionrmeln, allf)
Scnutor Snoot bon lttab miro nad)
europa reiien.
George SbeIbpn, Der S6abmeiiter
oeS reprlblifaniid)en Notionol.9omi-
ties, ertlGrte, OnB er bercits elm Gut
5en0 ebcds i'll Sot Springs fir Die
Gonlpogpe erbolten babe, llno BOP CT
am Wontag in Nclu.yorf nit Dem
Gpllcftircn BON Sonbs fir sic Can't
payne begtnnen lueroc. Gr reilte &C.
itcrr abeno bortbin ob. Gorber
mcintc cr, oob bos amerifoniide@olf
ocn Rn0ifali5mllS oes oentofrotiidcn
GonpCntS nienlolS onnebmen mcroe.
glrtbur :. Sorps BON Ohio miro am
Wtontog bier crluartet, nm nit Gait
ST. conieriren. Sobn u. Stemort, TrG.
iioent ser yNep.Dorf Stote 2co0ue
Of Icpll6licon Clubs" lit ebcnioQ3
hler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
IN Sraiilicn pcrhaftct.

GoIumbuS, o, ~. Suli. -
@otucrneilr @orris lit bonn i%tcllpcr.
trctcnOcn StnatsicfretGr 2locc III
@nibington %pcrltGnoi9t morOcn, Onl
gIntonio 2. 9onelli, Scr itaIicniiNc
Banter. peldJer in Glcpclono scr
l(ntcrid)Iogun9 bon $4,000 bcidlll'
0iNt morbcn lit, in SnntoS, @roii-
lien, ~pcrbnitct morbcn lit. @onclli
iol 100000 I'M &crnl01cn bciibcn,
Gr motutc lett 5pon5ia &nbrcu in
GlcucIon0. Iic NuSlicicrnm9S ia.
pierre lino olli bic &loGc Der llntcr,
iflo0um1 Don $135 bon elmer itoIic'
niidcn @ittmc arsgeitcllt morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
@ruRcr EctrulcmmbranS in Wcrifu.

Sto0t Waricp, ~. Suli. -
Gin Sec bon Grool, Der Elm Mrcol
pon elmer Wcuiertmeilc umiobt, lit III
Dem Stootc &cro Grr5 IN @rono &c.
rotbcrl. Scit iiini So9cn brcnnt BORT
tcraitS ooa Del, unb Ole Gingebore-
men bobcn lid IN poniihcm Shredcn
oh Der rngUuobntcn Grid)cinung &c,
fliid,tct. Mchr ais 200 WCilcu mcit
fam man bonn Mecrc M Die IN Die
Sobc %itci9cnbcn Slommcn icbcr. Ger
SdunpIot bcs 6cilcra lic9t un9ciGbr
70 Meilcn liio0itlid) BON Sonpico,
nubc Dem @eronimo-S luiS mo lit
bon icocr Gilcnbobn lpcit cnticrnt.
GoS Groolfclb gcbort ser .Ecnnipl.
pario Oil Gonipnnp", elmer aus
EittSburgcrn bcitebcnocn @cicQiduit
5itr I%iiabeutlu1g Der 0orti9eu G.licl.
lcn. Gin unporiid)tigcr Nrbciter mari
Gin Strcidbol5d,cn III cil,cS Scr Gro.
lod)cr, mornrli cine Grplolion criolgtc.
bic - Wcilen in Der Hunoc perncbnr.
bor mar. Sna goll5e ScliclN lit Dem
llntcrga1gc gGucibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Man1uer AT Gnoc.

Ftne Cana y, N..D, ~. Slli.
Gie Selomanoper Ser 5rnppen
bier geben morgen 81 @noe. anl
Sictltog beginner Die Sruppen nit
Allsnabme bon orei Gompagnien oes
"a. SnIanterie : Re9imcnts ab3usic.
ben. Gas Bolton aaoetten.G Corps
perl1Bt oas Eager am IA. Slili n1o
bellte bealebt iid Troop IS" pom IS.
&dpnllerie A. &eaiment aadJ @ettps.
burg, va. Gle idmmtIihen Mili,-
HeglnIenter maridiren am Gienitag
aus Dem Camp ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Gcntral : amcrifaniide @irrcm.

Sdie0S9erid)t 81 Gegucigalpo IN
Siburg. - SonouraS un0 2ica.
rugua erbeben 9elheroen. -
&rcl5cr oNlbanp" nod Annapala
beoroert.
Segucigalpd, Son0rroS, ~.
Sllli. - Gie Tegierung bon Son0u.
raS lcitete geltern Dor Dem central.
amerifaniihcn @erihtSboi meldcr
0urh sic leBti1brige central L. ameri.
tdniihc 6riebenS . Gonierens in
Nuibington ms 2eben geruien mo
on %. Wai 5. !. in Carriage, Gotta
Mica, iormell eroiinet ipuroe, alage
Ncgen sic Tegierungen bon Solu1.
COR mo Guatemala elm. SonouruS
beldulOigt sic beiocn on0eren Staa.
ten ser Gerletung ser IcrtrGae, mel.
DIE bon 0en Stanten Central. Nnlerl.
fa's I'M pergnngenen @inter in
Wn'bln0ton umter5eidnet muroet.
iltocm icnc Ne9icrungen Die Hepolll.
ton acioroert bGtten, melfe iest in
Der Nepublif i'm @ange ici.
VI dnaguu, Hicdragua, ~. Tuli.
= Die fcgierung pon N~icuraorla
bat bel Sem Observation-Disclosures
@cridtSbof 9eibmcroc crbobcn.
TicIe 0rilnOct ii6 onroui, 0oB sic Mt.
1%tcrltn9cn bon Guatemala un0 Sal-
odoor 0nAeblid ben HcpollltionGren
BON 0onournS nno Sen nicnragllani.
ltcn 6liIdtlinAcn, meldc nit ibnen
r%crbllnoct iino, 9ciItorlo acleiItct
60ttClt.
Fr0IiNcnt 3cInpn lit NIT ser Nrgn.
ni'0tion elmer Nrnee beidmiti9t, NIT
Ole nlcaraaltonilhe @ren5e III id)iibcn
llno 'ein @orgcben iinoct sic Inter.
itiislrng ser 9cpolferuna ocS 9onocS.
Son Forto GorteS Sonouras, lit
I'M mcrifoniidc ariegSid)iiic Sum
Sdltbc mcritn1iiher Sntcrciien CT.
Iltd)t poroen.
Sic Hc9lcrllna bon SonouraS bat
ongcblid nmuioerleglihe 9epeiie iiir
lire Sc%bouptlung, ooB sic Hegierul.
gen Don Solua0or mo Guatemala
ocn bonouraniidcn HepolutionGrcn
N -
%eiltnno gcleiItct bnbcn.
Waibington, :. g., ~. Suli.
- Ter areu5er .glbnnp" lit nat)
amopolo, Dem Eociiic.Soien bon
Sononhas, beoroert moroen, nm BORT
10 ldngc SIT bleibcn, mie es n0t6ia lit.
Ter Commandment bes areli5ers, So.
pltdn Senrp 5. Wopo, niro sic onrd,
Die Mepollttion perilr iad)ten ,3uitGnoe
llno Die Notbmcrbigfeit bes Sd)llteS
nlllcrlfonild)er Snterciien umterii,den
ltno onrilber 0eribt 81 eritotten. Gle
Sonolrancr beiiird)ten, oaB oie SIC.
pollltlonore lid Nmdpala'S beln1fti.
gen rod)ten. Ter .albonp" miro
am 0fontag Don Savanna in See ge.
ben. Die gntiernmng bctrGgt 700
Mfeilen. @r miro in Eanomlo 100
Marine oloaten an 9oro nebmelt,
pelte 5llr Gienitleiitnng IN Sun
6ranciSco pcrlangt muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13

5cugt bin. M09c inns MIR Uott oo5l
lclicn, OaB Die pole @nbrDcit an Den
Sag fonnt."
Nugriff ami oen @onus
pom &ronticn.
NuOupeit. f.. ($llli. - Gem 30
nus pon Srooticn, Boron Saul
Iultd). Der iib SIR 3cit bier otib0lt.
luGrc cS 1eiteru ihlimm c%rgongcn,
lpcnn linn nid)t it Dem Nlllgcnblid,
"a Die 9totb am gr0Btcn mar, Sen.
burmcric SIT @ijlfc g%cfonnnlen m0rc,
Ter Baron b0ttc iid) 5ltr @elid)tiBrn1
0ca ncllcn Wtlicltma ollfgCmuht, ais
Cl pl0blid) pom cincm &ullicn &rous
ten mo Scrben ottuttirt mllroe. Die
&narCiicr icBtcn Dem @cbrloi2n in
bcocnflid)itcr Neilc 3t unO bitten
Inn 5rpcifcllo9 libel mit1cipiclt, lucnn
pid)t Die raid bcnn6ridti0t2 @clloor-
merle i'm bcircit mo Den F6bcl aus
chamber gctricbcn Bate.
Som u cih3rotG 0cncG.
miBt.
0iCn, ~. Gtli. - Ga5 N6ge-
or0nctenbalta ocs Heid8ratb5 bat Oic
%prlulc 5ltr Grboblng Oca &cfrlltcl-
GontinAcut@ Scr @unOmcbr on9cnomr
men. Comit bat cine ser midtiAitcn
Mc0icrln08 = MoBrcgcln ibrc GrIc.
OiNung g%cirnOcn.
Grunfrci6 unglGubig.
EortS, II. &uli. - 0os 9l,s-
mGrtiAc Amt bat feline NcltGtialuna
Der SbmQboi'cr MclOlng, Ioltt mel.
der 0cutihlono 0na hinciiihc Nus.
mGrti0c Amt 6ouon bcnudrihtiNt
bat, ooB oo3 Oclltihc &cid in 81.
tlnit sic NcitiiBltnq tiirfiihcr In
tcrtbancn in China iibcrnimmt. @i9
icBt itnnocn sic Giirfcn sort inter
irnn50Iiihcm Sdlbc. Die GiIrtci bat
6ronfrcih cbcninllS feline NnhriAt
non elmer 0crnrti0en IcnocrlmA &C.
0cbcn umo sic NclounG miro ocS-
balb nidt %geglnlbt.
Oitcn0e in Notb.
0itcnoc, ~. Sirli. - &oteIcigcn.
Thinner llno 2o0Cnbclibcr oabicr be-
iinocn ii6 in GROCER 9%htircglmg iibcr
cine WClorna, 0oB Scr Gigcntbiimcr
scr bcrilbmtcn SpicliGlc, mcIhc Sult,
iCn0c bon 0cilhcrn nod SItcn0c
%brinNcn, bcl6loiicn bot, iein Gtobliiics
nrcnt nod S%dcpcninQen, Dem porncbs
men 0oOcort III Sen Nic0crlun0clt, 81
nrrlcgct. Ser @rllno Or@ Shrittcs
lit sic cncrQiid)e Tllrdiiibrrng oc9
grgcn 0n2 Su5or0ipicl gcridJtctcn &c
lctCa. &iir5lid) bat Die Eoli5ei mcbs
rcrc 0ieicr Gtnbliliemcnt2 IN Siten0c
ilbcrioIIen, bic IN Den 3imncrn be-
iinoliGcn Eerioncn p2rboitct mnb
GiniGbc IN ser S0bc bon 1oniCnocn
BON Collars nit 9ei6log belcgt.
@ic0cr Gin 9run6 in Bort
at Erince.
Sort ou Erincc, II. Suli. -
SIN iiiOlidcn Stobttbeil brad porgc-
ltcrn Nodm.ittog elm nellea ISeilcr
olla, OoS icbod id)ncQ gel0id)t mllr-
&c. 6ilni &Guier iinO nicoer0ebromt.
3llr 3cit berrid)te @inOitiae, ionit
mare Der Sd)oocn audi Oicsmnl cin
Dicl 9roBcrcr qclucicn. Iic Gntitc-
bun9sllrlode bot iorucit nod nid)t CT
nlittelt mcroen f0nnen. Ger 9ep0l.
fcrltn0 bot lid on9eiid,ta Der perihic-
ocnen 9cbeimniBpolen 9rGn0e ser
lcBtcn Belt 9eunrtbigung bcmGftigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-13
Bonn Stmrm iiberraidlt.

Golorobo SpringS, Col,
~. Sui. = Neprdientant Nidolas
SonBportb lno @nttin, iopie Sr.
lrno 6rau Meoia WcGcrmid, Hor.
man Sapgoob uno ". 9. Gonner
l'llo aii Eife'S &eaf geltern friib bon
elnen lf(nereu elrftriihen Sturm
ilbcrrd'ft moroen. Der 3ug, oui
mcld)em iid) bic 0eieaidaft befnno,
erreidtc icbct Die Spibe, no Son.
ienid)ein bcrrld)te, nno iie mubten
bort longcre 3cit permeilen. ga Scr
Stltrm mebrere Stunocn tobte.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

News DEVELOPMENTS which might have been
expected to depress the stock market failed TO
have anv such effect yesterday, and appeared to
have been fully discounted. Most important Of
these was the Presidents special message, which
was as sweeping as Lawson had predicted and
as the Street forecasts had made it But the
response of the market to the Presidents points
was a moderate rally, the subsequent recession,
however. representing lack OF support rather
than selling pressure. The closing OF the ORR
entail Bank, too. did not figure as market
factor. as the opinion had been general on the
preceding day that the institution would f1nd
itself Obliged to go into liquidation. -Four banks
have within the last week closed their doors. out
all of these suspensions have been the direct
outcome of the banking troubles of October and
recognized being part OF the aftermath or the
panic. The encouraging feature of the situation
is that in the opinion of prominent bankers. the
end of this process of elimination OF weak
spots" has virtually been reached.
The market during the session was dull and
highly professional, practically no commission
house business being transacted and the total
sales being only about $4,000 shares Early
strength, on covering of shorts, was soon fol-
lowed by reaction and then dulness, which gave
place 10 the small rally on the appearance of
the Presidents message. The close was steady,
with fractional net gains shown for the majority
OF the issues the days list The usual ease
t obtained in the money market, the call rate be-
! ing high at per cent and low at q and time
! funds being in larger supply than demand, at
"a to per cent for thirty TO ninety days and
~ TO AZ per cent for five and six months.
Another substantial increase in the surplus re-
serve Of the Associated Banks is indicated by
the preliminary estimate of nearly s6,000,000 in
crease in cash holdings during the week. most
Of the gain being transactions with the in
terror. in spite of the drain occasioned by the
, recall of government deposits for strengthening
the Treasures working balance. The govern
ment funds held by the depository institutions
of the country are only little in excess of
s29e 00G,0 goo, as compared with more than $254,
000. 900 held d few weeks ago, when the Secre-
tary of the Treasury began the Withdrawals.
The four banks which have suspended since last
Saturday, all Clearing House institutions. will
not figure III to-day's bank statement, and the
elimina ton of Their items makes more than
ordinarily difficult any attempt to forecast with
/ approximate accuracy the showing which Will
be presented by that statement.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET--Money on call opened at 2
per cent; highest per cent; lowest, Is. per cent
closing, per cent; last loan, per cent; ruling
rate per cent. Time money continued easy, with
demand light. Rates We're 3S4 to per cent for
thirty sixty and NINETY days. AZ Az for five and
six months. Mercantile paper was taken in fair
volume. The out Of town market was better than
tie local Rates 5i2 TO per cent for Endorsed bills
receivable and choice single names, 9 TO 6l2 per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE--The foreign exchange
market opened easier at decline of 10 points
from Thursdays rate 10 4.S1i0a4SIl2 for cables
4S7T4S110 demand sterling and 4S334 "a 1885
for sixty-daY bills. Short francs We're 5-16l4 less
l-l6Q5i6i4 less 1-32. and short reichsmarks
81 l-I6G94 I-l6 plus 1-S2. The of sterling
Paris was also down, thus widening the margin
between current exchange quotations and the gold
export level. The market experienced additional
weakness in the day demand sterling selling down
10 4.S690 drop OF - points from the opening
Toward the OF business the market steadied
somewhat, closing 4.s73594.S745 for cables,
4S695G4S7 for demand sterling and 4S3s. for sixty
day bills.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
posted rates were as follows;o

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston. par. Chicago,
25c premium: ST Louis soc discount San Fran
cisco sight 2i.c premium, telegraph &C premium;
New Orleans. commercial 25c discount bank 81
premium: Cincinnati. par Savannah, buying par,
selling 3-16c discount
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, exchanges
s23o l54 80, balances sIi468.Si0. Philadelphia, eX-
changes $19 1869. balances S1e02, 991: Chicago
exchanges s33. .2e1. 743, balances s2.59 .175.
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 55l4c. Mexican
silver dollars. Bar silver In London closed at
25I 2d; unchanged
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 1875; Lisbon,
1855.
MEXICAN EKCEANGE.-MeXican exchange on
New York is quoted AT 2Oll4
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, sIS6,ls2 internal reve-
n, recelpts ssOS 9s5: miscellaneous receipts. S467,
432 Receipts for the day, s2.0626lc; expenditures
81 sI2 600. Receipts for the month 10 date siSs-
I3 2S expenditures. s5s S.. G00 Of expendi
lures 81 3S9 71S Receipts for the year to date.
syss S47 aII. expenditures s3S5.54os33, excess Of
expenditures, $lS,6s3022
I-R-TREASURY.-The Sub Treasury debt
or 10 the Clearing House s1,ss5.3Sb
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Financial Meetings.

vT>E5F- ANNUAL. MEETING or THE STOCTlH0I.DE
II or THE GENERAL CHEMICAL. COMPANA Tor
- ,roee Of electirg the and
business properly come
teso-. the meeting held the conrany ofhcN
- P.flos1o~n Highland station, Putnam county. STATE
rss YORK On THURSDAY, the twentieth Gay OF Feo-
o'clock in the afternoon
TIE ttocl and transfer books wtl be closed against
- .~.nsssr Of ne stock on Saturday. February 18th.
..ree o'clock in and wih be reoFeneo
al zen O'Clock IN the forenoon
oh JAMES l.. MORGAN. Secretary
S-az Work Ian 81
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
sEN diNiienI

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London. 312mi per cent: open market discount
for short bills, 312a3@ per cent; long bills 3Ih0
Sas per cent. Berlin discount rate As per cent
Par1s discount rate, 21s per cent. Paris exchange
>on London, 20 francs Is centimes Bar gold rs
Cd. Berlin exchange London, 90 marks 4Ss.
pfennigs.
FOREIGN SECCRITIES-British consoIs for
money, SO 9-1s per cent: for the account Sc GIG
French rentes. Sc francs S2l. centines
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Proposals.

1881 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, Jan g 1905
t,5.ti.-- -s Cou7raDv tforTnerly Fidelity InSur
s.re Tr.st an6 DEPOSIT Company Trustees under
Of William sons ship * Engine
pusfnc Company ]. 1899 invite tenders
said Mortgage be
renaere5 redemption: proposals De opened aRo
mad. II O'Clock NJ.
K ELLIS, President
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Go.


Faitim5Te. Nd January 2. lSos
declared from lht mex
six months ended DeCehl-
t@T 81 1897 a Of Two l2f Per ten OF Iaos
ssra6 stool or the COMPANY be paid On MaTch Isoo
-b sckaoiders record at the close q business Eh
The board als5 declared from the surplus e.
% Three t3i Per Cent On tile
scTlz Of the company payable March 2 isOs To
,he record al tire close O. business Y"
February /. l:Ue
The transfer books w:il net close -,-,r, .-.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

Trading GGiet and business in small voiums
in the mining market the Produce ENchanse
yesterday The total transactions 4.eo0 shares
distributed among four stocks 5 follows 2Vve
Branch Min: at l3Sc and lie. 1000 Great Bend AZ
CSC 500 Greater Nevada at &c. and SOC Silver PICK
SIC.
Bid and asked prices we're:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
Copartnership Notices.

February LIST 1905
We have the honor annoauce that ME- kINIZIN1
r-.yyN~e ruenf-r Of Ne York stock Exchange
fsz this cay admitted general par tii.T 10 our
firm '-A->Di -,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
OFFICE OF THE
NEW AGRk DDtk CtNP9Nh


r,or,no,. Of the NEW YORK DOCK COMPANY First
sEavave Bonds maturing February 1st next viii be
- afte the Office or the United
S-sfe. MORTGAGE Company No 80 Cedar street.
"" GEORGE E SPENCER, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

TIE rosPD or DIRECTORS has this dsv declared
ous--eYIy dividend OF ca the capital
r-rk o. this COMPANY payable the e7th day Of FEB
70 Of record the books OF the
(onrsnv al o. business Monday. FEBRUARY
f-fh 1905 yil clcse at that time ana
reopen February 18th. 1905.
r. ". CAyENAUGH. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds, compared with Thurs
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
London New York New York

London Jan. 81, p. m.-The market for Ameri
securities closed generally higher. Final prices
follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Ibue and uns-RiH Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds.

Notice hereby given that pursuant 20 the PROV
s,cnr of Article Mortgage from this Com
pany 20 the United States Trust Company OF Ne"
YORK Trustee dated Angus, i. 1899. this Company
has set apart of the net Income derived os !"
<t,, :he lines OF therein mortzaged the sum
cr tpce,-v-6ve Thousand soIlars 20 be used
to redeem said bonds. and that bonds Issued unue
sste mortgage will redeemed Herewith Bios are
hereby invited for surrender OF such bonos' o.
,nr,,s, % ma NAMED nv :he bidders. the amount
OF sos in the Sinking Fund
Such bids shozld be presented TO this company
fss Office l2e Broadway. in the City OF New i'iA-
a, ar hefor. the srd dey February. 1905 at t~eSe
c,riock noon ard should indorsed Bids for sur
,.,6er ~ Central Pacific Railway Company Three and
sne-HaI Per Cent Bcrds''
Central Pacific Railway Company
b. E II HARTMAN. President
New York January md. 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was little or no interest manifested in the
market for outside securities Speculation
practically at standstiH with price movements
unimpOrtant Toward the last hour activity
developed in few of the mining stocks although
this brought about only a slight Improvement in
values Boston. Butte Coalition, eene-Cananea,
Nevada Consolidated and Cumberland Ely were
steady. Davis-Day and United were heavy Fur
mace Creek was active at range Of about &c.
Goldfield stocks in fair demand and firm as
rule. In the speciaties dealings insignificant
at about unchanged quotations. Bonds were quiet
and about steady.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

fRegistered. tCoupon.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

by Van schaick & Co. No Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01
"Ex dividend.
Closing prices of active bonds dealt in, wit

net changes. follow
New-York tribune., 1908-02-01

d and asked prices we're:
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1908-09-11
Chicago Names.

A Chicago dispatch says: The sacred
name of Smith has fallen. Thre are
more Johnsens in Chicago than there
are Smiths, which is to say that there
are more Johnsons than any other
known kind of citizen. According to
the city directory census just issued the
Johnsons number exactly 1924, the
Smiths trailing with 5,115, and the An
dersons jogging along third with a
score of 1877.
The ever familiar Browns this year
number but 2, 729, while there are l, 1853
Joneses, 1,7Ol Murphys and 1,72s
Olsens.
The shortest names printed in the
big volume are those of Swan Elk and
Fisher Elk. Those which the directory
officials declare the hardest to pro.
nounce are Czyzwski, Czyzyk and
Szyszkowicz.
| Among the weird names are ONT
Hades and five Hells, eleven Angels
and one Demon, who lives on Best av.
enue. There is one Yell and one Hello,
three Grabs and one Hold. There is 6
Gutter and Gully, Less and a Few
an Anton Had and Charles Has.
By the census Chicago is given a to
tai population of 2, 425, 900, which is Al
direct variance to the school board re.
turn, which place the figures at only
2,140,000
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Wood Ash for Medicine.

Wood ash seems TO be curious re-
medy for diseases in animals, yet its
virtues in that capacity are much ap-
preciated in Mashonaland. One we'll
known farmer in that country has rails
ed pigs on a very extensive scale for
nearly twenty years without ever re-
ceiving a visitation of cholera or swine
fever, and with a loss. of only 2 per cent
of his animals from the plague. He
attributes his good fortune to the fact
that he keeps wood ashes and charcoal
mixed with salt constantly before his
pigs. The mixture is kept in large
covered boxes, with holes bored near
the bottom, from which the animals
work the stuff out as fast as they want
it. They never it appears, eat more of
it than is good for them. A little wood
ash is also held to be very beneficial to
| horses; it is given, teaspoOnful at q
| time, sprinkle on feed of oats. The
natives aver that no other medicine is
needed to keep horse in good condi-
ton.
Iron cloth is made from steel and has
the appearance of horsehair cloth. II
is largely used by tailors as a material
for stiffening the shoulders and collars
of coats.
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SOUTH LIMRER CENTER.

The largest production in the history
of the lumber industry is shown in the
report of the Forest Service for the year
1907, just issued. In 1907, 2S,S50 mills
made returns, and their production was
over 10000, 600, 900 feet of lumber. This
is believed to include 95 per cent. of the
actual cut. In 1906, 22,39S mills re-
ported about 81, 800, 100000 feet.
The South is the region of greatest
activity in lumber production, and
yellow pine the most important wood,
forming 35 per cent. of the entire cut
of the country. The cut of yellow pine
increased Ii per cent. over that of 1906.
In the early part of the year many Of
the Southern mills cut so heavily that,
in spite Of the curtailed output which
followed the business disturbance later,
the total was greater than ever before.
But in both the Lake States and the
Northwest a smaller cut was reported
than for 1905, though the number of
mills reporting increased.
In the Lake State the falling Off evi-
denced the waning supply of white
pine Michigan. which for many years
led all the States in lumber production
and then gave way to Wisconsin, sank
in 1907 from fourth to seventh place,
while Wisconsin went from third to
fifth. Minnesota as late as 1905 held
fourth place, last year went from sew
enth to ninth. 1t was not until the
latter COS that the South displaced this
group of States as the most important
source of lumber supply. Since South
ern pine is abundant in all the ATTAIN
tic Coast States from Virginia to Texas
the region as whole will doubtless
maintain its leading position for some
years, in spite of the fact that at the
present rate the bulk of the timber will
be gone in another decade; but in totals
of production by individual States the
leadership has, since 1905, been held by
the State of Washington.