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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-22
PAIR RECONC|LEO;
NOW SUE F0 R
CHILDREN
GEO. L. COLLINS AND WIFE,
FORMERLY EsTRANGED, BRING
PROCEEDINGS 'GAINsT GUARD
IAN OF OFFSPRING.

A story of parental love that has
brought about a reconciliation and re-
founded home will be told Judge
Mandell Wednesday morning when
tho case OF George l.. Collins and his
wife, Hattia. against Peter Fri lsema.
Jr., comes up for hearing. The Col
Inns pair were separated some years
ago but are now living together and
want to regain the custody OF their
two children. Mildred, aged eight, and
Stanley, aged six.
AT the time of the separation, Fries
ema was appointed guardian OF the
children and he has taken care OF
them in his home No. 7o4 Mt. Elliott
ave. since. He Is now contesting the
habeas corpus proceedings brought by
the parents.
The latter claim that Frfesema was
appointed guardian Of the property
and no, OF the persons OF the children.
There is also claimed TO be an agree
ment by which the mother was II
have the children back IL she could
show at any time that she could pro-
vide a proper home for them.
Friesema has been guardian OF the
children since May "a, 1904, when he
was appointed by Judge Durfee.
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hardly left his home during the last
few days.
These troubles are due to mistak-
en- generosity in carrying customers,
that is ALL" he said TO the Times Tues
day noon. IF the people who owe the
Arm money. pay up all the debts will
be we'll covered. | have no plans for
the future as yet. | hope that i shall
find something good In the future as
have in the past.
81 do not know OF stock being held
back from customers. That should
not be done. Stock paid for should
be removed from the accounts.
Neither do I know OF stock belonging
to customers being hypothecated. |
cannot tell about any individual 1rans-
actions because II would be necessary
To- refer to the transfer books to do
that"
In regard To the deal In Steel Com.
mon, which was described as having
taken place Friday afternoon. Mr..
Currie stated that the stock was sell
ing then at close TO 40 so that deal
for 100 shares could hardly have been
made with $500.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. July 2l.-Close: Wheat
continues bullish ana worked little
higher on Tuesday Demand for cash
wheat is active and prevents heavy
receipts OF new wheat from having
their bearish effect New wheat Is be-
ing eagerly bought up by mills az
wheat. and the same is the case with
Minneapolis mills. which are buying
southwestern winter wheat IN large
quantities. Weather Is quite favorable
for both winter and spring wheat
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red. l
car at 81 i%c. / at sc. July. 92c; Sep
TENDER opened unchanged at go and
advanced to s2S. c. December opened NJ
9Anc and advanced TO csc. Nav opened
at as &c and advanced 10 99c; No 2 red,
soc. No. l white. 92c.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No. 3. nc; No. yellow, cars at so ne.
oats-Cash No. white. 3 cars at sac
August. 10000 bu at 40 l9c; September
10000 bu At a.
Rye-Cash No. .. 75c: August. zoe.
Beans--Cash. s2s5 bid; October. s1.sS
bid November. s1.75
Glover seed-Prir.a-netsh
Der and March. IS: sample alsike. !
bags at ss75 3 at SIS 4 at s7.75. 4 at 81.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Tuesday included 400 bbls OF -four, l
car OF wheat. and ) OF oats. With
are isl.73s bu OF wheat 10000 bu OF
corn. 5536 bu OF oats. and 2sO9 bu OF
rye.
worlds wheat visible supply. $500
000 bu. decrease.
Northwestern wheat receipts Tues
dav 143 cars: year ago. eSi cars.
Wheat In Liverpool closed Il q = d.
and corn "a higher.
Kansas CITY wheat receipts, 36e cars;
year ago. 2si cars.
Shows report on the Canadian wheat
CROP is bullish; says II has been over
estimated.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Tuesday. 100000 bu: year ago. $1,000
bu.
Exports OF wheat and -four Tuesday,
IL 900 bu.
European wheat visible supply. D.
$500 bu. decrease, last week.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. July 21.--Wheat was
choppy and at the close IL was y a. 20 c
higher for the day. many early sellers
covering late Corn was unsettled. y
az 2sc lower 10 &c higher. oats - ~
Ike better. and provisions were y a
zoe higher.
Closing prices: Wheat-Sept., 81 "a c
asked Corn--Sept. 1910. Oats-Sepi..
49, GD44c. Pork--Sept. 81 5.s2ls Lard
Sept. $685. 9.37 u. Rtbs-Sept.,
$3.50 asked.
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Bed Blood and Blue.

Three-year-old Allan had very
aristocratic grandma, who prided her
self on her own and her husbands
blue blooded ancestry. She told him
heroic deeds Of them and warned him
from ever playing with boys OF low
degree.
One day Allan came screaming up
stairs to his mamma and grandma,
holding his hand up covered with
blood, where he had cut his little fin.
ger. They were both greatly alarmed
as he was a child who rarely cried
OF complained, when hurt. Mamma
washed the blood off and, examining
the cut said:
why, dear, it's not SO very bad.
Does 1t hurt you so much7"
Pm not cryin' cause II hurts" he
said, but cause it's only red blood.
and grandma said had blue blood"
Philadelphia Ledger.
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PRODUCE.

Commission men reported an active
market this mornign, with nothing in
the way of a feature The Elgin mar
ket was unchanged. and prices re-
manned steady. Receipts Of poulti y
were more liberal. but the demand
was not at all urgent. The egg mar
We're In better supply than on Mon
day. and ruled somewhat lower, but
there was no surplus in the other va
rieties, prices being called steady. New
apples are coming In freely. but the
oulk OF receipts is OF very poor quail
ity. and hard to move at any price.
81 as per Dbl: new. si250i.5o per bu.
Butter-official prices; Extra ciearr-
cries 22c; frsts, zoe: crooks. tic: pack
ing stock. 1sc per ID.
DIackberries-Lawto s40L5o per
CsuIinower-Californ sl.7tV: per
Ceiery-l5 @ zoe per dos.
Cheese-MichiRan full cream, new.
lac; L!mburger, new isc;. brick. lie;
CALIFORNIA; Frmit.-Apricots, n.s5o
Tia per box: cherries. 81. so 02 per DO K (;
peaches. sl.75 pei. box: piums. $50 per
0o crh.GTr rsps. az per per eT sa
Corce-Packago coffee. s147601s.2s
Sr.r:n;. c,,s.S, per sS oo,,
mon. Ca7c per Id.
Egg~-Michigan current receipts,
frsts. case count. lsAc per doz.
;sss secona pasen ga!.p .rs TsGa
siS5; clear. $3.50 per Dbl.
Feed-Jobbins lots; bran. $500:
sSop s %sa asa
Fresh vexetnbie.-Green onions. ice
per doz' ssgcumbers sSSsoH nd per do ss;
doz; asparagus 7se4Ssl per box green
peas. s1.256l5o per .bu: wax beans,
soc per box; green beans. 76c per
hamper.
Gooseberries--s3 per bu.
Green Peppers--sOc per basket
Green Corn-l5 a 20c per doz
Hardwnrc-wirs nails. i2.s0; base.
ana s5 Rs5 deS %rs 1s"s
sae poultry ~Ts n.ttns sefons
after weaving. so per cent on. wire
nt revs 1s 50 and 10 sso;
Hcney-Tancy white: la01sc:, amber.
io% a,cSo, sH Ns.ss, s Ss per H.
following prices for new bafed hay In
ST. Ss,i Mo- D. Ps'rst et 20 '% esSsy
mixed. $40; rye straw. SIS: wheat and
oat straw. 81 ton; In car iota- -
Hide.-Green; No. !; nc: No: 2. ehc;
cured, No. H. SIC; No; 2: ne; KIP.
/, DC: No. 2, INC; Calf. green, No. 1.
ABE: No. 2. lie; cured. No. l, lac; No.
2, five; horse hides. No. 1. -; No. 2,
81 lamb skins. 2o9Aoc: shearlings. Is
Q25c.
Huckleberries--s3 per bu.
Ltmes-$1 u las per 100.
Lsmons-Californla. sa.750A,s per
box
Maple sugsr-New. pure. 16c per ID.
Metops-California, $225Q2.75 per
case: Georgia, 81. 50q1.75 per case: wa
termclons. 500 4oc; Gems. CSC per bas-
ket.
Mushrooms-eoc per IN.
Onious-Spanish. $50 per crate:
southern, $3.50 per 70-lb sack.
OtIs-Raw linseed. &C: boiled lin
seed. 4sc gal. less I per cent for cash
IN 10 day.: diamond headlight kero-
ssne; sxc: turpentine. In barrel iots
OrgaRes--cai!fornia navels. sA1s q
$50 per box. Mediterranean sweets,
ss5oGt per box; vaiencias. s+.as0ATs
Pissspple.-Fiorida. sasoosss per
case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-22
LONDON WOOL.

LONDON. July 2l.-The wool sales
were continued with offerings number
ing 14.4s3 bales. All sections were free
-huYers.-and- fine -nerinnS- -at-Lhe
highest price for the series. Falkland
Islands were in good demand and
showed occasional advances over re-
cent rates. The Withdrawals were more
frequent, owing to the high limits,
particularly fine combings The fol-
lowing are the sales in detail: New
South Wales. 800 bales; secured. Is
ld@ls sad; greasys. Ga I'D. Queens
land. 500 bales; secured. Is Sd 4is I'D
greasy SmlO12d. Victoria. l 500 bales,
secured. is sdQis I'd: greasy. 6hdw
Is I'D. South Australia. 800 bales
secured, Is 6dd is 4d. West Australia,
700 bales: greasys. solid. Tasmania,
500 bales. greasy, 5ql0hd. New Zca-
land 1900 bales; secured. Is I'd lis I'D.
greasy 5G10tzd Falkland Islands. a
900 bales: greasy. 5Q915d. River
Plate, 800 bales; greasy. 549kd.
TomatOes-Texas. s0n 90c per 4-bas-
ket crate; home grown. $3.50 per bu.
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Peaches-Elbertas.

Peache.-Elbertas. 4-basket hats.
.sc; 6-basket crates. $3.50; bushels.
So % 02.50.
Pop Corn--rcar.. IL pc per IN.
Potatoes-Virginia white. So S.25
per Dbl
Ponltry-Hens. 1oh qIIc: chickens,
10 n Ollie; broilers. 19420c; geese. Sc;
ducks. 139l4c; turkeys. lac per 10.
Provi.ions7Mess pork. $3.50: family
pork. Sls91s.5o; light. clear, $l6.75
heavy. $i7.50; smoked hams. ! SO 10 II &c;
dry salted briskets. 10W10Ec;- shout
ders. 10h c: picnic hams. &C; bacon, 3 "
t31sc; lard. in tterces. 1oAc: kettle
re ndered. lie pei h.
Raspberries-Black, s3.50Q4 per bu;
red. $3.5044 per bu.
sugar--Crystai dominoes: $3.50: eagle
tablets, e1.25; cut loaf. Ss.75. cubes.
$3.50; xxx powdered. s6.i5: granu-
lated. extra coarse. S5-ss: graduated. In
bulk. S5.75; graduated. In 2o-lb cotton
bags. $3.50: Michigan granulated. y5,s5;
confectionery A. 1910: No. !: ss.75: No
8. 1915. No: 3. $40; No. =. s5:eS: No. s,
$3.50; No. G. $3.50: No. :, $3.50; No. 8,
tss5 No. 3; $3.50; No; 10. $685.; No. T.
IA. $3.50; No. Is. $500 per 100 lbs.
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posTox COPpCR SALES

BOSTON, Mass. July 2I.-SaIes. fur-
nished by Hayden. Stone * Co: Adv,
5.245. Anal. 1881; All. 100; Am. Zinc,
100: Ans. l52. Arc. l2S, Ariz.. iso'
765. c. 4 A. 90; G. & h. Z; Cent, 100;
Cop. Range cas-: ID. w, 20; Elm River.
20: Frank. 353; CRANKY. 100. G. c.,
2.260 Isle Roy, 1880; Ia5al $50; Mass,
100; Mex. 100; Moh., l47 Mont. c. *
G.. 800: New Cons. 440. Newh.. IT'S; n.
Butte. 4.7s4: o. u, $50. Csc. So: Par,
1876; Quincy. 225. $. Fe. $50: shan.
500. Sup. Cop $50; Tam. as: Trim, ?,
342. l.. :. Oil. SO: T. s. Smelt.. 1906;
do pfd, 73e. Utah Cons. l,ii9; Utah
CON 400. Win ass
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EARLY CONVENTIONS VOID.

LANSING, Mich. July 2l.-Atty.-
Gen. Bird has advised the officers OF
the Republican state central commit
tee that county conventions through
out the state cannot be held until al
ter the general primary. on Sept. i.
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DIRECTORS
a ouestIon Of Precedence.

At an informal dinner an American
Iody who sat on the kaiser's left had
me saIad passed TO her over her left
Inoulder. The emperor saw that the
0dy hcsitated TO turn her face from
Inn In order to help herself to the
lad Madam" he said. "a kaiser
an wait; salad cannot"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-22
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Hayden, Stone Co.'s copper letter:
Opening copper cable spot. f57 LIS
Cd, up Us 6d.Itutures. ass los. up Is cd.
The copper share market opened
strong and higher this movning. Anal
gamated. Butte Coalition and North
Butte being the most active issues.
Amaigsmated opened y higher than
last weeks close. and advanced an az
gained a point and other
prominent Issues n point. The tone
was thoroughly strong during the fore
noon, and at midday prices were hold :
ing firm at the high points. The metal
in London opened IS Cd higher.
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". S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den Stone K Co.: New 2s reg. 1885, q
1C44 do. coup, 1903 qlo4A; new IS
reg. i00@100% do. coup. 1908 ~
10l y; new is reg, 120A GIL u do.
coup 122L M123is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-22
CURR|E CREDITORS
NAME COMMITTEE
TO ACT FOR THEM
SOME TALK OF INsriTuTiNa
cRi M iNAL PROC DINes
AGAINST MEMBERS OF DE-
FUNGI FIRM.

IL is reported that a check for
$4,000. drawn on the Peoples
State bank. and sent out In the
name Of Cameron currie & Co., to
an Adrian man, last Saturday, for
collection, this morning was
turned back dishonored.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-22
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. July Flowing to easy
cables and a favorable weather map,
there was considerable pressure in cot
ton at the start. this morning. First
buying by Wall-st. interests OF October
forced that position to 9.17c. and re-
vived story that the bulls intended
10 put il 10 l2c with the aid or large
short interest. Unless weather condl-
tions change. however. bears thought
Sc cotton would be nearer the mark
and refused TO take much stock In the
bull story.
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Markets aod Finance

cows and heifers, s2.iog6; calves. IS p
as. Sheep-Receipts $1,000. market
weak TO shade lower: native. s2.759
45O; westerns. sass 4.60; yearlinss.
s44OQ57O. lambs, native, S4.509 =. %
Western S425467O.
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y total .'.-................ yS,1o4,sO0 ~
State OF Michigan. County OF Wayne.
M S.:
/, Cyrus Boss. Cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that
The above statement Is true to the best
OF my knowledge and belief.
CYRUS BOSS. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
khis 18th day of July. 1908,
MY commission expires July 3, 1919
n. MURRAY McGREGOR,
Notary Public.
Sorrect--Attest:
PHILIP Fl. MCMILLAN,
w. X. ANDERSON
NJ JOHN NJ. DWYER,
Dfrectoya
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-22
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.

Report of Market Opening by SaJler,
HoricL a. Co., Commission Merchants.
BUFFALO. July 2l.--(Special.l Cat
tic--Eeccipts light and steady. Hogs
Receipts 1000; pigs. Sc 1850 ak
others. s5.g5 a.. Sheep-Receipts light.
top lambs 81. Calves-sTop. $3.50.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, July l,--Hogs-Reccipts
1900. market slow. to loo lower,
s6.10G6.75. mixed. s610@6.75 heavy,
sG.iO46.75 roughs, s6.10m640: pigs,
s6.15ms; workers., se.50M6.o0: good To
ceipts 1000, market strong to shade
higher; becves, $430lp7.S0. Texas
steers. $500 $40: western steers. $500
$3.50, stockers and feeders. S2.soI 40;
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It's awfully hard TO be popular with
yourself and please your neighbors
at the same time.
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II was manifest from the start that
great differences OF opinion exist
among the creditors, one faction de-
string To wait until a report IL had
from the receiver, while others are
anxious to assert their rights in court.
Receiver Begins Audit.
Receiver Austin began his audit OF
the books, Monday and was busy at
the same work Tuesday, not appearing
In the brokerage Offices for any length
OF time. Ii Is understood that he will
give the creditors committee facili-
ties for learning the facts.
The lease of the brokerage Offices
has been transferred to Hayden, Stone
e. Co., and Receiver Austin has secur-
ed permission from the court to hire
bookkeepers to audit the books.
All the stories told by creditors OF
difficulty In getting stock indicate that
the financial troubles OF the concern
had been coming on for some months
Judge Mandell has appointed Il. H..
Macpherson Co. as accountants to
go over the books of Cameron Currie
a Co. on petition OF Receiver Fred
Austin. He has also appointed the
Arm Of Angel, Boynton, Stephens, Nc
MILAN and Bodman as attorneys for
the receiver
Mr.. currie's Statement.
Cameron CurrIe, who has remained
at his home In Crosse Pointe, since the
failure. says he does not know OF any
such transactions In regard 10 alleged
hypothecation OF cutomers' stock and
holding back of stock, as Is claimed
by some OF the creditors. He has
taken the blow very hard and has
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-22

nus1sess-ifke rsfsssnx. NO russ ana
- feathers The plain, neat kind. that
Doks riEh< r1mes Pristfnw Co.. rs
D0hn Ret. Phone i4qS
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NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. July 2l.-At the Metal
exchange, lake copper was advanced "a
In the asking price, being now quoted
al 12%. Ml3c. Other grades were I'M
changed.
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State OF Michigan, County OF Wayne.
81.
r +. III. Johnson, President of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
lest OF my know ledge and belief.
J. III. JOHNSON,
President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
Ms 20tb day OF July. 1903.
NY commission expires Dec 80. 1910.
FRANK +. FLEMING.
Notary Public
(:orrect--Attest
HAMILTON CARHARTT,
j. G. DONNELLY
d. A. MACLACHLAN.
Directors.
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IMPORT or THE CONDITION
or THE
PeninSuIar Savings Bank

u Detroit. Michigan. az the close OF
business. July It. 1905. as Scatfcd for
" the Commissioner OF the Banking
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OFFICERS.
Morris T. williams, President.
John T. Shaw, vice-Pres. and ASHER.
Emory w. Clark. Vice President.
II. A. Smith. Asst to the President
Frank q Smith. Asst. Cashier.
W. A. McWhinncy, Asst. Cashier.
u. H. Christie, Asst. Cashier.
Joseph Grindley, Asst. Cashier.
j. II. Hart. Asst. Cashier.
John w. Staley. Asst. Cashier.
IT. G. Bloomfield, Auditor.
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Business-like Printing. No russ and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind, that
looks right. Times Prfnffng CO. rs
John R-st Phone 1tea.
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EONDON METAL.
{ LONDON, July 2l.-Bar silver. steady
"a 5-l5.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF DETROIT. MICH
1t the close OF business, July 18th,
1908. az rendered TO the Comptroller
OF the Currency.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
DETROIT SAVINGS BANK

Ut Detroit. Michigan, at the close of
business, Wednesday, July 18th, 1908.
as called for by the Commissioner
or the Banking Department.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-08
BOOMING SOUTHLAND.
Southern Commercial Congress
Is In Session.
MEETS AT WASHINGTON.
After Weleoms by Secretary straus,
Who Is a Georgian by Birth, Con-
ference Begins Discussion at Topics
Of interest TO Dixie.

Washington, Dec ITO praclaim
10 the world the advantages of the
south as a place In which to live and
10 do business is the object OF the
Southern Commercial congress. which
began two days session here
today With that end In view every
commercial body in fourteen southern
states has sent delegates.
The delegates we're welcomed to
Washington by Secretary OF Com.
merce and Labor Straus. presiding
officer OF the first session. who Is a
Georgian by birth. Grouped around
Mr.. Straus on tho platform were gov.
ernors. senators and other represen'
tatives OF the southern states and for.
eign diplomats. The last named are
evincing great interest In the south M
field for lmmigration. The Assem-.
blage II not strictly a delegate body.
Admissiopaato it's sessions is free 10
ali whsf'arc Interested in the south.
other Meetings Of Interest.
.lefhe congress acquires added interest
Prom the fact that fhis week the ma.
,ional rivers and harhars congress
and the national conservation con.
ference viii mce, hero Topics Of in
tcrest TO the south viii be- discussed
at these meetings, and manv OF the
delegates 20 the southern congress
will remain IN washington until their
deliberations are ended.
AZ the Southern Commercial con.
rress subjects OF great interest and
importance 60 the south are being dis.
cusscd. Following program was ar.
ranged,
Southern Health Conditions, Cli.
mate and Temperature SURGEON Gen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-08
PANAMA CANAL BONDS.
Accepted Bids Foot Up Thirty
Million Dollars.

Washington, Dec. 7.-Secretary
cortelyou has given Il out that the
Panama Canal bonds have sold at an
average OF i02.sse.Soo. The lowest
accepted bid was at i02 277sO0. There
we're 159 accepted bids. amounting 20
tS0.000.000 Six hundred and seventy.
two bids were rejected, amounting TO
s72,sOs,s 800. The total number OF regu.
lar bids, therefore is s3i. subscribing
for siO2. .sos.sOO.
The bona fide character Of bids IL
shown by the fact that OF S3t received
all but three were accompanied by
certified checks or cash for per cent
OF the face value OF the bonds applied
for.
Following are the names OF the sue
cessful bidders for $1,000, 900 and over
together with the price offered: Fisk
a Robinson. New York City. five bids
$4,000, 900 each at prices ranging from
iO2.2sS 10 i02.7sS; Chase National
bank, New York. three bids, $1,000, ,0OC
each at prices ranging from 100000
600 To 1902 50050o. National City bank
OF New York. sio,2i2.760, at i0s.s77.
500. The highest bid was by J. ]
lIouseman OF Bradshaw. Neb, for
Sion at lOh
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-08

oraI waiter wyman rnc fnnuence
of the Panama Canal on the Industrial
Development OF the Nation" General
Luke u. Wright. secretary OF war;
Ports Of the South and Foreign
Trade NJ j. Sanders, New Orleans;
Water Courses OF tho South" John
A. Fox. Arkansas; Southern Rail
roads and Their Needs" John + Wal
lace. New York. Water Power"
Frank =. washburn. Nashville, Tenn:
The Commercial Meaning OF the Ap.
palachian Range" clifford pinchot,
chief forester. Coal Resources" Pro
fessor l.. C. Glenn. Nashville. Tenn.
Iron Resources, E c. Eckcl. Wash.
ington; General Mineral Wealth" c,
w Hayes, chief geologs,, washing.
tont Cotton Monopoly aud Cotton
Manufacture. Enis,n A. Smytho. Pei.
Eer, s c.; building Materials tee.
ment, marble. clays, granilc,l" william
], oliver. Knoxville. Tenn. Timber
Resources OF the South" John l..
Kaul. Birmingham. Ala, The Agricul.
tural Revolution" Clarence ". Poe,
Raleigh. n. c.. Present and Prospec.
tive Educational Progress" Or. r. A.
Alderman. University Of Virginia.
The program of the congress may
he correctly spoken OF as unique, Ev.
cry speech deals with some facts OF
the souths possessions or possibilities,
and the invitation 10 speak has been
sent only 10 the man whose word on
the subject assigned to him would
carry unquestionable weight
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-08
MISSOURI BANK susPENps.
Large Financial institution at City Of
Springfield Closed.

Springfield. Mo. Dec THE Ma
tional Exchange bank, one of the
largest financial institutions In this
city, has this notice posted on it's
doors; This bank has been closed
by direction oi the comptroller OF the
currency
10 r RoREBACK. Examiner"
The bank is capitalized at Sl0o,0
rs surplus aud undivided profits, as
shown In the last issued OF the Bank
Register amounted to $4,000; de-
posits S2.l0G000 cash and notes due
from other banks. $4,000 loans and
discounts about Si.OO0,00O The bank
was established in 1898.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-08
LARGE mor,oaoe Filed.

Columbia. Tenn. Dec. IA mort.
gage for sis.000.0oO has been filed at
this city by the Virginia. Carolina
Chemical company, The company
gave the mortgage to the Central
Trust company OF New York FOR the
amount named to provide for the is
suancc OF per cent gold bonds. TO
run for fifteen years As security for
the amount the mortgage Is given on
the companyS property IN number
her of southern states The registra
ton fees will be $1,000