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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-06
National Dish of Brazil.


"After existing in South American
countries for the last eight months
it's good to get back to town where
one can get something to eat" said
Mr.. r. G. Breeder, San Francisco
mining engineer.
Most of the time I've been in the
south was spent in Brazil. In that
country the national dish is jerked
beef and black beans, and one sees
nothing else. Eowhere in . South
America, except in Buenos Ayres, can
stranger from the United States
get a meal that will tickle his palate.
The South Americans surely don't
know the rudiments Of cooking. Ev-
cry dish they bring you is something
in grease and garlic and SO dosed
with pepper as to nearly strange
you XII 81. q
He Got II.
# flames said Mr.. Rakeley, 81 be
iieye you saw me err saluting the
nursemaid."
why" yes, SIR" replied the butler
We'll, it's best to keep quiet about
1t. Do you understand?''
eyes, SIR replied James, with up
turned palm Silence is golden, sir,
i . & ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-06

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-08-06

ROBERT EDWIN PEARY
Robert Edwin
within the Arctic with
within
reaches the North Pole officer United
States has
namely the reaching he North Pole him
honor getting
time supplies
4 g|% i
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
NEvyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER % 1908

our financial position knowledge OF the fac1 mas
not vet developed In all circles there Is
the known rich resources or the nalloH' on @ 90
o,,,,p,ore crons of the last summer. which are
selling at high prices; on the figures OF the ma
tions foreign trade, which for the ten months
of the calendar year to October 81 amount 10
60 303 1864 442; on the beginning of new era OF
prosperity in the metal trades; on the Idct lia1
+bere is ar present more money in the country
than ever before recorded and on the surety OF
stable political conditions as consequence OF
the election Of Mr.. Taft. Confidence has peen
completely restored. And confidence is q maker
OF prosperity. Corporations that ooey tne Iaw
lii not he hounded High finance" will not be
tolerated and the old honest and conservative
methods of doing business will be practised- AT
least everything points that way period OF
tranquility in business is developing in which
the producer will receive a fair proht Tor MS
I,roducts and the consumer will not be put 70
his last farthing. The prospect is decidedly dis
couraging for the pessimist,
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare IS fo--'"'
with those of a weak ago
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

TO extent the accommodation of stock ex-
change borrowers. Just now. however it is not
possible to figure out money disturbance In the
coming months especially in the event of
drain upon bank holdings the privilege of taking
out emergency currency will be exercised. Gold
production constantly is adding to the amount OF
money in the country, and any great advance in
the price of money would attract gold from
Europe, though at present the outlook is more
in favor of gold exports than imports of the
metal. owing to the strong Continental and Ar
gentine demand for gold at London. The Bank
of France holds enormous amount Of gold.
but 1t has in mind the financing Of heavy Rus
sian requirements and as consequence it is
adding to its supply every possible oppor-
tunity So far London has placed no obstacle
in the way of shipments of gold from the British
capital. but 1t is conceivable that the constant
call at that centre for the metal will result in
efforts to switch the demand to the United
States.
If any one in this country is worrying over
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
NE CHEsAFEAKE AND OHIO Kauws7
COMPANY.
ofiee Of :, tlesJKIsS'de9,i ,1, - sy en,1p,xv

FIRST MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT Bo~-s
DATED OCTOBER 2SFtD 1900
Morgan & Financial agents %. -
Trustees under the Sinking Fund % -ce 0lo--zzz. -
curing bonds will ope- On -ha 19t1 "a \,
December 1908 a. u clock uoo1- ar r1a - -,
Financial Agents q Wall Street. View YORK -
tenders sell them the lowest terms 49, =
amount OF aforesaid 4eo First A1rtgazs Bona, -
the Greenbrfer RaiIvar Company with coupon NJ y
and subsequent coupons attached. issued un5e- -.
secured BY Deed OF Trusr lIcztgaEs SsrN5 -.
2srd day Of October. 1900. bsrEeeu c--zs-s-.-
RAILWAY Co and Colonial Trust Co rha ~-- !,
s19ofs 50 will purchase. said OF S190fs5 % ss-
been aside 70 invested in purchase ~
bonds in accordance with the terms - re si-,-s-
Fund provision OF said mortgsEa Tra rtzhf p, -.
all offers Is hersoy reserved.
York %Ovzunber Orb. zoos
r. P MORGAN & co. FINANCIAL szsr.,
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
VIRGINTA-CAROIINA CHEMICAL cO
Five Per Cent Collateral Trust sinking Fund e.,s

Ing exercised IT'S option 70 OF ard redeem t1s srr
above rIecro1zd bonds fr-s-s.
day Apsfl I. 1902 premium 0g h-s -
tszJ accrued interesr. hereby gives notice a.
election part Cf the company and
said collateral trust bonds VII cease t1e
ensuing interest L 1853
yauv Rereby requires said c1I-z---z -
Binds outstanding be then presented for payment and
9enutf0u Al tire Office OF central Trust C0rrua~ 1f "
York In the Borough Of Manhattan. the Crv of "
York which time the bonds presented viii paIds
rether with premium of FIVE yer 5Fi ac-s
interesr-
" PCTNlTA A-CA POIsTNA CHEMICAL CQ1fPANT
By CRENSEfAW. Sscrsta-v
jersey CITY y. ]. Nov 10. 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

s2e T71ooo Total sales fer ths week
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

Range 1905. Range 1907.
Net High Low High Low
hange. est est est est.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

c lo4. .oJO Total sales for ths week. enlisted.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Following able
tbwtn hnapfca f O
ingp fN 0
800 the high low prices he yea
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
Closing prices of active bonds dealt in. with
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

Al the opening Of the stock market yesterday
prices were inclined to ease off. but strength soon
developed which In turn was followed by gem
eral recession. and IN the last few minutes an
other advance, the close showing irregular net
changes for the most part fractional DulneSs
prevailed during practically the entire session
relieved by occasional manifestations OF activity
and the aggregate transactions were only about
300 000 shares. the smallest total for any day
except one since the beginning Of thesyear. Lon
don came in as a seller, chiefly of Amalgamated
Copper, and in the London market the copper
stocks We're conspicuOusly depressed although
here the reported better outlook in the copper
metal market served to steady Amaigamated
and American Smelling and Refining. an in
huence prejudcial to the latter being the fail
ure OF the directors OF the Federal Mining and
Smelling Company TO take action on the conf
mon dividend. the Street drawing the Inference
that the dividend would be passed and being
strengthened in its belief that the American
Smelling and Refining common stock divi~
dend next week would suffer a severe cut
Advices from the West that the snow protection
for winter wheat was now more ample than
ordinarily al this time in the winter had good
effect and the decision of the supreme Court Of
the United States that the Hepburn law had not
operated TO repeal the Elkins anti-rebate Ia"
caused especial weakness in Great Northern
and other railroads affected.
The time money market was a little easier for
the nearer dates with funds for all maturities In
abundant supply. Call money. as usual, did NOT
rise above per cent Sterling exchange rates,
after declining IN the morning, advanced TO . II
10 points above Fridays closing figures. The
local depository banks continued their repay
rnent TO the Treasury OF special government de-
posits in response TO the third call issued by
Secretary Cortelyou. and are expected TO make
daily payments during the current week There
are still about 500 900 900 Of government de-
posits in the national banks Of the country, or
which the local institutions hold nearly S6OOO0.-
O0O a fund which they can without any diff
Guilty draw upon to a heavy amount IN view or
the great accumulation Of money at this centre
tor which profitable employment cannot Yet be
found.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened AT 124
per cent. highest. per cent: lowest, 1l2 per cent
closing II101s4 per cent; last loan, IA per cent
ruling rate, 1&a per cent Time money opened the
week literally obtaina BILE and in fair demand Rates
were easier for the shorter periods 3i2 per cent
for sixty days, per cent for ninety days ~ per
for four months and ~ per cent for five and
six months Mercantile paper rather quiet
A large assortment OF attractive material Of
fered with moderate sized sales Rates, 512G6 per
cent for indorsed bills receivable and choice single
names and SG6i7 Per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened a shade easier. with cables quoted
at 4S11G6D4 $40 demand sterling 4.S655d4 8665
ana sixty-day bills at 4.83lI G4832. Short francs
were quoted AT 5.17lq less 1-16G5172 less 1-32 and
short reicflslnarIs %. The market became some
what stronger the afternoon sterling show
ing an advance of about 10 points from the open
ing Cables were quoted at 4.S72Oa4.S7l., demand
sterling l.SSS0d4 $685. ard siNty-day bills at 4S3i.
a $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

The Urique Consolidated Mining and Smelling
Corporation OF New York. has been Incorporated
under the laws OF this state. with capital of
dell. John T AbeII, c. r Peterkin. p r. Steer
on next Thursday for the election OF officers. The
Mining and Smelling Company. the Pan Mining
Milling Company and the UriqUe Development
Company. all OF Urique. Mex. and consists OF gold
and silver properties. The stock OF the new
banks and trust companies and later offered for
public subscription.
The CRANKY Consolidated Mining Smelling and
records for smelling ore. Recently the eighth fur
mace Of the battery the sneIter blown IN.
and from that time the plant has been using
three Thousand tons of Phoenix every twenty
four hours The force at the compauy's mines Is
about five hundred. which Is practically large
as any in the history of the company. Two ore
trains sent daily Of Phoenix. Il. g. over
the Canadian Pacific and the Great Northern. the
former taking thirtY-tWO cars day and the latter
forty cars. As spring comes IL is the in
tention of the management TO get ready for the
proposed euldrge gements at the smeter. which will
probably result in increase of p cent in the
output.
Ore shipments from the Tinuc camp Tor the first
week OF February amounted 10 sixty -four carloads.
which twenty carloads OF ore more than the pre-
ViOus week Owing To the closing OF the United
States srnelter. onehft OF the output OF the Cen
tenntal Eureka, which is the biggest shipper send
ing forty-eight carloads of ore out of the sixty
four goes TO the Yampa smelter In Bingham can
yon for treatment and the rest the Mammoth
smelter at Kennel, Cal
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

roprrc.N rRADINo-Forefgn houses sold about
5000 shares In this market ouy,ne r'a,ed
Copper with fair amount also OF Union &c ~
American stocks In London were ouii' WIN ue
cIinIne prices but showed Improvement on the
~ rbe general market was listless and irregu-
lar the copper stocks being weak Consois were
steady.
DIvIDENDs DECI.ARED.-The directors Of the
..,an,ic Coast Line Company Of Connecticut have
decTared quarterly dividend of per cent. which
compares with the dividend OF IN per cent deela'
three months ago The directors OF the Boston *
Albany Railroad Company have declared quar'eriF
dividend OF per cent, payable on March 81
puENIX NATIONAL BANK.-The statement OF
the Phenix National Bank a Of February IA shows
rniis and undivided profits Of $3.50 O3s 80 and an
Increase deposits OF 81 3o3 443 81 since
3. 1907. This bank recently paid diVldsr" w ~
s2O 000 Its directors are August Belmont, n w.
RIooroipgdaIe Alfred NJ. Bull. ID. Crawford Ciath'
Elbert II Gary. K. III. Higgins. Henry r. PoiiIio! >
Edwin A Potter William Pierson Hamilton j. =
Van BlarcoIn. Irving A Stearns Freaeti.K - % -,
derwood. Robert p. Perkins. George oolnts " =, a.,
ner George F. Roberts and Finis +. Marsnai us u,
officers are Fins L. Marshall, Aired NJ bu'i' b'
L. Haskins and II. c. Hooley
MARCH DIVIDEND AND INTEREST PAY
MENTS-The March dividend and interest DIS
bursements are estimated at upward OF s'VVVov voo.
Dividends which have been declared up 10 tIii1 80
ON outstanding stock OF New YORK City DahHS
and trust companies and the various rahrodds' III
dustrtal and public service corporations OF lhe
United States viii aggregate SS7,62SU61, compared
with S43 4O3 600 declared for March. 1901 ~h'le te
total interest PAYABLE the bonds OF the
t,Instrf.I and uublic service corporations ana
All the cities and counties OF the hlet. e
States IS 32.23i.l1S. compared with '"f''-''' f
during March 1907.
DANIEL GUGGENfLEIM GOING AbFHo1D 49,
Daniel Guggenheirn, president or the american ~
Smelling and Refining Company VIII san Tor tu- a
ro,,a an the Kaiser Wilhelm IL on March g. lie eH-
,,e,.fs 10 30 absent until May
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY SELLS De
RENTURES IN LONDON.-rhe Canadian Pacinc
Railway Company has sold s10,0Oo.O0O per cent
1shaptIre bonds In London at little above par
The proceeds Will be held IN London. 10 meet pay
rnan+s which are 10 be Irado from that centre.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
posted rates We're as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANCE-Boston, par; Chicago.
Zoe discount: ST. Louis, SOC discount; San Fran
CISCO sight 15c premium. telegraph zoe premium;
New Orleans, commercial 75c discount. bank 81
premium Cincinnati. 10c premium; Savannah, buy
ing 3-l6c discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS-New York. exchanges
s272 029 100. balances .1l.S39. S4S Chicago.
changes S44 Coz. balances ,3.797,70l Baltimore.
exchanges s.. .O36.557. balances si50S9S Boston.
changes So 3l9 0o0 balances 81 ,312; Philadel
,hia. exchanges S2i.S43.ll4. balances $l6l3,447.
SILVER MARKET Bar silver. 55Ss. Mexican
silver dollars 47r2c. Bar silver in London closed
p 1I-lod. advance, 5-1Gd
GOLD PREAIIUN.-In Madrid 10: Lisbon. $50.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-MeXican exchange
New York is quoted at 20l12.
GOV ERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington, s1154. 72S internal rev
receipts s1,590,539 miscellaneous receipts
1918 1876 Receipts fir the day. S2,963,3s4: expendi-
lures. SO. 100000 Receipts for the month TO date
So 3l7 expenditures, :44.370 900: excess OF
penditures, So 1858. Receipts for the year TO
date s404 29 223 expenditures, si29 s03 591
Of expenditures. s25. .506, 1862.
SUB UB-TREASURY.-The Sub Treasury was cred
itor to the Clearing House s436073.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in the market Tor outside SECURITIES
showed a slight Improvement Prices ruled STEADY
with decided firmness shown i'll spots ihe uad!hs
was largely confined TO the mining group, IN "hch
some half a dozen issues displayed fair activity
and strength Butte Coalition was marked up Ii2
points with a subsequent reaction OF q Greene
('ananea decidedly stronger at a gain OF 3
E0stOn after early heaYiness, steadied- Nevada-
Utah was up Il. Micmac Mining and Dominion
Copper. We're firmer. Nevada Consoidated and
Cumberland Fly were fairly active WITHIN naFro"
limits tIoldheId stocks comparatively quiet
and about Unchanged. In the spectalties Bay state
Gas Was active Within d fraction. Standard OI
,,.,s ir,aouIor and fairly active Chicago subway
y,ss l,p J.. Bonds were dull and about steady
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
Financial Meetings.

IN FF.S<SyLEA<IA RALLROAU COMPANY
once. Broad Street station
Phiad4luhIa. 18Th FebruarE, 1903
IT.. aNN.TrAr MEETING OF Stockholders OF t1lA
CorrDsrx VIII held Tuesday. the tenth Qay q
Marcb O'Clock 4 NJ. IN horticultural ttal
Rr0sd Street. below Locust street Philadelphia a.
VII submitted tor conslIer-
alton and action By Stockholders. the --ral L
nort ~ thA COMPANY fO- the year ending 8lst Decl
F.r 1907. agreements the acquisition by ths CON-
franchises. corporate p-operty rlgnrs ad
o. a following Companies. naG1-F
southwest Connecting Ralway COMPANY Jiae'-ca
EaiIroa1 Company and Bald Eagle Valley Eai.-'7t
10rrDanv- nd appropriate subjects
Stockholders NAV obtain copies Of the Ann1ai tt7
mort of the Company. and the necessary t4cAels
sd the meeting on ara all-T NJ -
~, Secretary's Office Room 269 Broad street Sa'-''
philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET--CaH money in
London Si703s. per cent. open market discount
rate for short bills. 80 per cent long bills So
cent Berlin discount r6fe. ~ per cent. Paris
discount ate 9Sr per cent. Paris exchange
London. - francs - centirncs. Bar gold. rs Cd
Berlin exchange London. 90 marks 49, pfennigs
FOREIGN Securities British consols for
money, s. a-l6 Ter cent: for the account S7as
French rentes 9S francs 97l2 centimes
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
SOUTHERN PACIFTC COMPANY.

ANNUAL
fa,o r7r,a4Oav -S-yx York y v February - nos
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF t1e
racfG- COMPANY. purpose or eiectins
re-tors ~ said COMPANY and for the TRANSACTION @
am other business before the nee--i<
yrfu h. held at th- Office OF COMPANY. At Been
mont Jefferson County Kentucky ar II 4 VI S-ant-
s-t time on "Wednesday s-h day o. April 1908
For the purposes the meeting the books for t's
Preferred and COrnlonl viii -
cl1ss5 a. 2 O'Clock T. 1S 1905. and VIII be -
on.nrs al 10 O'clock \ u. April 9. 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
csys:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
STATEMENT OF N0N-MEMBER BANKS.

The weekly statement Of averages OF the banks
OF New York City. Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken
and Staten Island which not members Of the
New York Clearing House Association but which
cles- through some of the members is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
DirideRd Notices.

T1C ,-rctusn~ T0PrKa AND SANTA FE RAIL
WAY COHPANN
C,,,,r. N 10 DE March l. from Th- AE-a-s2a.
Topeka ana santa - Ra~ay 1o.Ag4- o.Ag. t-cr~9
nItT suON4 DIVISION FIRST NOF<ICiAOE, ~ =
pEE GENT. BONDS viii be paid on ana a,le-
Office or the tOi"ia-+ N0-
3 Nassau Street. New York cry
II " GARDINER. Assistant Treasurer.
u. Eeurlar. u lsllN.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney Co. No Is Bread
PhNadephial
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT sEcuRlr,Es

BId, Asked
German con 3tss % %
Bavarian gov As. 1904 l0lL,
Hessian gov 5iss 81 f3
Saxony GOV 81. 81 81
Hamburg GOV - 50 90
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

DondoTs Feb. q. p m--The market for Ameri
car securities steady Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
SUCCESS rITTr STOCK MARKET

our book gives details FREE Write for T. Jtsl->
New
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
BONDS.
MINING NOTES.

'SaUs cents per share. toad lots
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

.And interest.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25

%. ssa Total sales for the Day. 'Unii.tsd-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-25
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
COBALT STOCKS.

nished by Wits Stewart & Co. No ~ Exchange
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-30
INAUGURAL BALL

In keeping with time-honored
custom there will be an inaugural
ball as a part of the functions at
tending the Inauguration of Judson
Harmon as governor of Ohio and
Francis w. Treadway as lieutenant
governor, January IL. This ball will
equal In magnihcence the other
features of the inaugural which will
be on grander scale than ever be-
fore.
Memorial hall has been selected for
this function. 1t is an immense
building, erected in honor of the sol
diers and sailors of the civil war and
has many surprising features OF
architecture.
Th1 ball will be held in the great
auditorium, from which the chairs
will be removed. AS a social func-
ton this ball is the principal event of
the Inauguration. An ORCHESTRA of
20 pieces furnishes the music and
this VIII be supplemented by the use
OF the massive pipe organ in the hall
Governor Harmon, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Treadway and other dignltaries
will be in the receiving line.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-30
PRESS SMOKER
AT INAUGURATION

AS a part of the elaborate program
for the Inauguration of Judson Har-
mon. in Columbus. Jan. II, the press
smoker will again have prominent
place. The committee, composed of
newspaper men and correspondents,
is headed by Lewis II. Gibson, man
ager of the PressPost He nas called
to his assistance members of the
stats of various newspapers in the
Capital City and correspol dents rep
resenting at the capital the dai les of
the larger cities, and has formulated
a program CT entertainment that has
not, been excelled in the history of in
augural functions.
The press smoker On this occasion
will be held in the immense dining
room of the Great Southern hotel.
Hon. George j. Karb will be toast
master of the event and will intro
duce many dignitaries before the
feast is ended. Governor Harmon,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-30

and the manufacture of gas burners
but the governor neglected to have
anything TO say concerning tds ir-
regularity. Had he stepped in and put
stop to the practices of which com
plant was made. then his position In
this latest matter would have been
thoroughly consistent and the peo-
pie would have been willing to con-
cede that he is thoroughly I'm ear
nest and entirely sincere m his ef-
forts to put stop to irregularities
in connection with the state govern
ment.
This position of the governor is
merely Hnother Illustration of the
well known attitude of modern times.
The man vino steals loaf of bread
is common thief, while the man
who steals railroad or a site for
an interoreanic canal. too often be-
comes a United Stated senator.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-30
PUBLIC RECEPTION
AT INAUGURATION

The one hundred thousand visitors
to the capital city on the occasion OF
the Inauguration of Judson Harmon
as goveror and Francis w. Treadway
as lieutenant governor Jan. IL will
have an Opportunity to meet the new
chief executive md the new presid.
ing officer of th~ senate at the public
reception to bt held in the state
house after the inaugural parade.
Early in the tSening, before the in
augural ball. a reception is rendered
by the newly installed governor to
the state senators, the members of
the house CT representatives., state
officials and other prominent people.
This Is more of an exclusive affair
and is held in the senate chamber.
But the afternoon reception gives the
people generally chance to meet
the new governor and is the feature
Of the Inauguration Judge Harmon
says he expects to enjoy most, as he
is democratic in his tastes and * IS
pleasure in meeting PEOPLE without
regard to what set or sect or y rty
they belong 70.
The outgoing governor, Andrew l.
Harris, VII have part In all OF the
inaugural functions. extending every.
courtesy to the incoming chief ex.
ecutiye.