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New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Business on the Consolidated Exchange increased
e. fIa expsnse Of prices The selling Of Union
Pacific Reading and the United States Steel shares
vas particularly heavy, with sumo of the blocks
of fhs first named that changed hands Of unusual
size Generally throughout the forenoon prices
for the standard issues ruled above the quotations
On the Stock Exchange, the difference extending
&: zines TO 4 and even e Of a point. This re-
fecte6 not only professional covering, but also a
good many commission house buying orders COM
ink from customers who tempted by the de-
cline 10 take on some stock. Atchison in
specisl demand on reports that the January state
rnent. expected shortly. viii show an increase or
shout q 10000 in net On the afternoons further
decline many stop loss orders were uncovered. tnd
this helped 10 bring about change IN the relative
tone with q number Of important issues touching
lower prices by = OF a point than they reached
On the othe- board, amosng them Union Pacific,
Copper and Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Detailed
opersrions follow
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
Notice of Summons.

SIT1PRFNE COURT. NEW YORK CoUNTT-LEo
- Levy and Metropolitan Bank plsintns p sgainss I
and Pauline Perlman his wife. Meyer Gold and Ida
Gold his wife, Alexander RosensagIn ana Jais Kossa
81 frank as Trustee OF Benjamin Marcus and others
-t In5s- tbe LAST win and Testament Israel
Corse Deceased. for the Oenent or Lena - = Sy5nS
judah BuchTnan and simon siIoeEman; Barnet Z
Abrams. Pelham Bay SSI 49, T1sI-s.s
under the firm name and style OF A9eeL SF9.ners.
yyitz Cc-partners doing business under the nm name
style OF b Sci & COMPANY ksiianeS "a E7saElns
ana Jacob Klein Fred s Sehumann. Max Levenkinds
susI sra Fsttman David RoseHfsid Benjamin Fried
Joseph PsssE MorTs ASS; FST5i93o M5-s5 Es M
Jacob Friedman. Louis BsTi1nulsr Hsln5ics VETS @
John Doe & Sns bee bee lS Fsa Doe 1s seSrd sG 4y 3 9 s
Mary being fictitious their true names being un-
~ 5a p2enisss described in the complaint herein
Ssndants--Aeton No 1-Sumnons.-Trial desired IN
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint
the attorneys for the plaintiffs at their ONCE No -
New YORK within twenty days service this
summons exclusive Of the day of ssrvics; and IN sss
taken against you BY default for the relief demanded
" Dsted NeVr York December 21st 1908
RITCH. WOODFORD- BOVEE BUTCHER.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs once and Post Once address
Is wall street Borough OF Manhattan. New York
To he defendant Margaret Graham: rhs sorsSoin<
summons Is served upon you by p15lieation pursuant
order Of the Hon n Warisy Platzez. one OF the
Yor dated is da q FebruaP Isoa and nied is
~ tie ST oP YoT a. s the the ony S coG EF House. 81 ss S %
Borough OF Manhattan. in the city County and stats
such complaint was fled in the once OF the said eIer
on The. the p 5a day Of d psss1oer. 9oo9 1905
RITCF4. wOODFORr BOvEE & BUTCHER
Is Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan. New TerE
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. February Is. 1909
CoFFEE-The coffee market was quiet to-day and
somewhat Irregular but after opening unchanged 70
points lower showed pretty steady tone the whole
Coslng steady net unchanged TO decline OF points
sales reported Of Il 800 bags The opening decline
IN response to lower French cables Wall and othsr
local longs seemed to be taking profits modeTats
scale and there was comparatively little demand forth
coming Nevertheless offerings aggressive and
CT enc time three months points above
Wednesdays close on bids. This slight advantage
not maintained but at no time during the day did the
market show weakness. The present talk upward
movement reflect the that prices had
an advance of about 15c from the low level of the
that there is still certainty of a duty
and that arrangements for shipments low is
situation in this respect extent Then, too it
appears that there has been little willingness 10
sell spot holdings the price has worked toward the
figures which limited amount OF VaIorizaGon coffee
become available, and the market the whole
pears to be- waiting for clearer view OF import
probabilities. The French market \ franc lower
at the hour Of the local opening to-day while Hamburg
net unchanged TO = higher The only change re-
ported in the Brazilian markets was decline OF . reis
in the price Of Santos Is The market for coffee
quiet with quotations the basis of sQs5sc for Rio
No. I.
was
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

COTTON-The cotton market quiet to-day and
fluctuations continued irregular within range
The market closed steady at net decline of ia points
The market opened unchanged prices TO an advance
OF points and during the early session sold about SA
nearby shorts and COM
buying OF positions which was
Steadier cables than expected
originating IN the larger sales
Wednesday Memphis and tho failure Of tbs weather
0 consequence in the Southwest but
buying snap and when the mail adVices from
brought word that rains had fallen II t1at
Sunday than had been Indicated by ear
offerings increased. St selling did not become
aggressive and the decline checked at net loss
234 the leading long interest ana
scattered covering. Reports OF better New Engtnd
probably factor IN the lats trading
practically the lowest OF the day
quiet market Southern spot
conflicting. and II seems that
with respect spot supplies Is nothing
less than deadlock with mills Indifferent bly,
ers holders showing Independence Spot hand
the market about
nc under asking prices and that holders show little dis
position graS such concessions As matter Of isct
Of the mills 70 be pretty well supplied so aT
immediate requirements and are looking Tor oar
gains possibly with the idea that with the appach OF
interrupted st midday 20 discuss proposed contract
changes the only sotion was a postponsnent untA
March IS -
FrT1a
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
EuRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. 1s-Closing: yvTIEAT-spot strong; No
Z, io,sd: May Is 95sd; July. Is 10asd: coRN-SPot
Maro6 IS 61sd: May SIS 6Nd- PBAs-Canadian steady
london tPacidc CoasQ steady 52af2 los BEEFmEFtrs
dIIi-T5s HA9IS-Sbort cut. II to Is n. dull 45s
1A1,S~Cmberland 26 80 n, quiet ass Sd: short RIB
Is ~ % 10 dull ASS 3D. long middles light 2S to
"a n Guie AS long clear mddles. heavy, 80 to 40 ~
20 n. duh. 46s; clear
teIies il to 16 10. dull 4es Cd sHoULDEFS-square.
steady AIS Cd refined. in pals steady ass Cd
ISf--TT United States steady SIS CHEESE
Canadian finest white Arm 6 Canadiaa finest eqi9Tsd
e.. sIs "a TAIIOW-Prime city dull. 2Ss. TCRPEN-
rIISr-sniTits steady 29s sd. ROSIN-Couulon steady
e al PFJTROIsEUNI-Rehned steady. T&td- L1NSEED
0Tr--DuI.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. February 1S. 15VS
BEEvEs-Recepts were "a. cars 91s head al
CONSIGNED direct to local slaughtersrs No trading on
weight feeling noinaliy steady for all sorts ana
grades Of cattle quiet S4l0c 10 Tor
ordinary native sides London and Iverpooi
cattle and oeeI narEets N oo Jirsc+ "a
butchers Feeling nomnay firm. Dressed calves active
grades higher; city dressed yealS se4s At Ss
151sc per Ib country dressed do at sg14c. % - -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptS were % cars, OF
691 head OF which % cars consigned direct 70
slaugherers for the market lambs slow out
steady. lambs sold IS 100 70; culis at
s. 90 Dressed mutton at 1900 Per 70; dressed
steady 1191532c; country dressed hotnoase
lambs higher S71S11 per carcass.
Sales-W R. Hume; 20S Buffalo lambs % ID aVeTass'
at SIS per 100 n: 20 culls. 50 n. at s. so
Commission Company zoo Buffalo lambs q ID
ct So ., -, ~, -
HOGS-Receipts were 2i cars or 36os head an & eI-
rect TO slauEhterers Feeling nominay weak Country
dressed higher at 6g9c Per 70 for heavy TO sn'
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
B. & M TO STAND UP FOR RIGHTS.
President Tuttle Comments on Alleged Threat
of Westbound Freight War.

Boston, Feb Accommodating the alleged
threat Of a westbound freight war between rail-
roads on the Atlantic seaboard. President Lucus
Tuttle OF the Boston Maine Railroad said to-day:
The Boston & Maine Railroad will not be bull
dozed by Southern railroads. 1t has tried the ex-
pertinent and found that It was a failure and 1t
will stand up for its rights
Boston business expressed unanimous sup
port TO the Boston s. Maine Railroad in its action
re-estabishing the old westbound dierential after
March 16 and the two largest business organizations
in the city-the Boston Chamber of Commerce and
the Merchants Association-have both Endorsed the
action OF the railroad.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
HIM-HARRIMAN HEARING ENDS.
Portland Gateway in Southwest
Rate Hearing in ST. Louis.

Cmcaso Feb B-Interstate Commerce Commits
soner Prouty finished the taking OF testimony TO
day IN the application of the Union Pacific Rail-
ROAD to compel the Northern Pacific to enter into
a through routing arrangement under which the
hartman roads may the Portland gateway,
controlled by ]. }. Hill to points beyond.
w. Rogers, ticket agent of the Chicago & Alton
at 81 Louis; W. J. Defries. ticket agent OF the
Union Pacific at Kansas City and others testified
10 the oesirability Of the Portland route. P. S
Eustls, general passenger traffic manager Of
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad. was
the last witness He said he wished the Portland
gateway were even tighter. as it would force more
traffic over his road by way of river and billings.
The committee will listen 10 argument Of counsel
at Washington on April :.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
STEP TOWARD A, 2. & A. REORGANIZATION

Atlanta. Feb. 1s.-The Old Colony Trust Com
20 tsos,on as trustee flied cross bill In the
s5~., court here to-day for the foreclosure Of a
mortgage given TO secure sao.ooo.oOo gold coupon
bonds issued by the Atlanta, birmingham At
Iantie Railway. The company is in the hands OF
receivers and the suit is said TO be step toward
a reors anization.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

St Louis. Feb. 1s-The equity of rates from st.
Louis to points in the Southwest in connection with
rail and water and ali-water rates from New York
and other Eastern points to Texas was the subject
Of an inquiry which began here to-day before In
terstate Commerce Commissioner Harlan
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CANADIAN NORTHERN.
ss'sas ssssas week IN Feb. s12o7o0 s1Ieaoo s7e.soo
ss-s 70 FEB. H. s4oI 500 6113290 ). 1875 800
CANADIAN PACIFIC
sSsSo1e in Feb s115TooG ss35oo0. SLo0s 600
1ss 70 Fsb. IS. <71ssOOO 1851 ooO 81 s01 936
DENVER & RIO GRANDE-
sseeo3e week in Feb szI6s9o s2sieoo s35i 500
.F 70 Feb. H.. - 100 134s50o0 12zI7oG0
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Seonf -esk IN Feb. 1881 $50 $5566S3 S62s o1s
.-s 20 Fec H.. y s91sD % 1854 2i9o3545
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN
sSd ssSond week in Feb. slsa.eo0 sl2leoo sos 900
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
'Sy 70 Fsh IL. 2s.47i.ss2 2s7ss5ss 2s7275es
Central BrsnehD
sssre@r q rniles-... 3ss Sss ass
s-9nn week in FEB. 1900 $4,000 s3oOOo
ST LOUIS soUTHwEsTERN.
sas usss IL Feb. se2lsss s,sssis slssIss
.liy 20 Feb 1s-.-... s.sf2.Ts2 e,s95.797 s352
WABASH.
SSseori week In Fee... s4s6.7ee sss5.14s sass 200
s 10 Feb. H. 1s.sz4.se9 1eSS7,es5 1851 4Ss
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
Nsanth ot JanuArs-
sssrs zfTass q al's- sssss sss ssl7zG3e Sc
'seiirs ezpenssE.--- 5.s5s,3si 41e4.545 1865 l25
Nss s-. ssrninrs sI.4oeo74 slOl2.57s s2.coo4s
eEaas sarninsr So $50 s4sos2 2ss s4s Iss 7ss
Sssrsiing szpsnses--- 27.57sB<T S4oeos4e sllss22s
N't earnings rne1Si47sasss sisoas-sAS sis.oaas"T
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

RPOpOSAIs FOR CONSTRUCTION OF BAKERY;
War Department. once OF the Constructing Quarter.
1-,s-sr New London Conn, January 80. t9oe--Seal9d
proposals the construction Of bakery ouialn PUMP
sn5 s5tures in same Fort H c. Wright N 7. VII
- recsived here 1000 A. II. March J. teeS. and
orsne1 Information furnished app1cat1ou En-
vslonss Containing proposals should Be endorse
,Osfs for Public Budings.' and addressed. 'CHA5 T.
BAKER. Capt. Or. NJ. Constructing " NJ New LSn-
F0- fo-r
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
Proposals.

nPOPOS3II FOR MIsCEII.ANBOUs RAIWAT sup
L plies-Ocs OF Assistant Purchasing ofacer Panans
T2 Road Company. Street New York. February
18Th Isoesealsd proposals. win 6e received az this once
above mentioned articles Blanks and fuIi information
NAV be this ofhee- WENDELL L SIMPSON.
Major 18th Infantry. u 5 A.. Assistant Purchasing
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

OyERNOPtS ISLAND. y. Y. H. EEBRUART 1s.
1o1oSeaIsd proposals triplicate. viii be received
- mil 10 a NJ March 90 1903. for printing required
S -ren HEADQUARTERS during ending June 30.
1e10 Successful bidder viii be required 70 furnish ps9r
be done on Governors Island n
idn. furnished by Z tree Right reserved 70
o. AL bids. part thereof N
Stfo- on Application Envelopes containing proposals
sbouiJ be marked Proposals for Printing W LII
TETT. o NJ O
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors GovsrnesssS
70 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ ] TOUNG-FULTON. 2S Union SQUARE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-18
MANAssE ADDS NEW LINE.
Has Now Got Rssdy.Mads Goods Tor
the Little Girls.

J. Manasse has added a new line
to his already large stock OF dry
goods, clothing and shoes Ia the shape
OF ready-made dresses for little girls.
lie has them ln all OF the latest
styles made, and can suit you from
the cheapest TO the best In fact. you
can 90 here and purchase the ready.
made dresses for the little girls az
much less cost than you could buy the
material and have them made, or oven
bother with tho trouble OF making
them.
The large assortment that be- has
received Will last only a short while.
and all who desire something nice
had better call early 20 make the
best selections.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-18
The DAILY sun GAINESVILLE FLORIDA DECEMBER 49, 1909

In fine condition as result OF the
good prices received for their products
during the present fall.
Miss Fannie Lou Sherard of Ia,
coma arrived in the city yesterday
land will remain here for the next sew.
eral days as the guest of the Misses
Simpson, on West Masonic street.
o. II, Jacobie OF Bronson was a
visitor to the city yesterday. He has
Just returned from a visit of several
days to his son. Ollie. in Tallahassee.
and states he has had most pleasant
trip.
The best pill is DeWitts Little Early
Risers--the safe. easy, pleasant and
sure little liver pills. DeWitts Car.
bolized Witch Hazel Salve Is the
original, Good for cuts, burns or
bruises, and especially for piles. Sold
by all druggists,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II, Colson and III.
tie daughter, Eddie Sue left yesterday
for Lake Louise. in Polk county, TO
spend the holidays with relatives.
Mr.. Colson carried along his hunting
equipment and expects 10 have great
time hunting and fishing,
Mr., and Mrs. Jones OF Washington.
who have been here for the past two
weeks, returned home yesterday for
the purpose of spending the holidays.
They are delighted with this section
Of the State and will return to Gaines.
vile following Christmas.
Geo. Main. who has been absent |
for the past number OF weeks with |
his brother In the southern part OF the |
State. returned here yesterday to re,
sumo his duties at Rocky Point as
agent for the T, q J. railway, lie
states that they managed TO dispose
II their orange and grapefruit crop
It a nice figure and sold them on the
rees long before the season really
opened
The symptoms OF kidney trouble are
Urinary disorders. weak back and
Jack ache, rheumatism and rheumatic
aims and twinges. pains In the groin.
tc. There is nothing as good for
.ldney and bladder trouble as De
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills You
nay depend upon them to give entire
abstraction. They are antiseptlc, act
romptly and soothe pain. Sold by
II druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-18
WORTH WEIGHT
IN GOLD
Lady Learned About Car5yi,\ The
WOman'S Tonic ard is Now
Enthusiastic in It's rFaiSe.

Mount Pleasant; Tehn,-"Cardui is ali
you claim for it, and MORE" writes Mrs,
M. E. Rail, of this place.
II was great sufferer for 2 years and
was very weak, but | learned about Car
dui, and decided to try it. Now am in
perfect health.
"My daughter, when changing into
womanhood, got in very bad health. I
gave her Cardui and now she ENJOYS
good health.
"Cardui is worth its weight in gold. |
recommend it for young and old"
Being composed exclusively of harm-
less vegetable ingredients, with a mild
and gentle medicinal action, Cardui is
the best medicine for weak, sick girls
and women.
II has no harsh, powerful, near-pois-
onouS action, like some of the strong
minerals and drugs, but helps nature TO
perform a cure in natural easy way.
Try Cardui.
N. B.-Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dent chstts-
n0oga Medicine Co, CHATTANOOGA Tenn for Soeci0I
DISTRACTIONS, and 6t-page book Home Treatment
lor women sent IN plain wrapper. on request
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-18
INST MAIN STREET
WILL BE IMPROVED
.,sr LINE TO FIX THEIR TRACK
WIN ROCK ON ROADWAY.
NJ, Prove a Great Improvement over
III. Present Poor Condition
Of sand and Clay.

Tho Atlantic Coast Line will i'm
...rs West Main street along theil
,.',s especially on the upper streets
"a began this work on Friday after.
soon.
Tbey are having unloaded on the
,,sst a quantity of rock which was
..a.red for the purpose, and the same
m be neatly placed and graded all
lang the street about the square and
,Aeir depot.
While this Improvement will be
,,red with delight " tEe seAeial pub
gnis not the kind of roadway that
bsv have been expecting and antici-
.,ipg for the past several months.
Some months since the council made
, special order concerning this street,
,,d the people at that time expected
opething in the way Of vitrified brick,
A. this class OF material was order
Y from Masonic street on the south
i Mechanic street on the north, but
has been like some Of the other
eiers Of that body which were un-
i,iced.
The city attorney is now in Talla-
iassee for the purpose of looking af-
n this matter, and 1t may be that
as step has caused them to take
slsn this much needed action-but
nnething has happened that has
uused them to commence the i'm
EOYenents,
When finished the work will add to
Tea Main street to such an extent
bal the city should likewise improve
! about the square, for 1t is travelled
) much as any street, and presents
most dlsagreeable appearance at all
tls during wet weather.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-18
Resolutions on the pssth Of Mrs.. E.
Hughes.

NeboiuNons or tnc keath oI Wfbs ~
Hughes.
The Presbyterian choir OF Archer
pause In the din Of HES battle 10
pay a tribute TO a fallen comrado aud
mingle our sorrow with those who
mourn the loas Of Mrs. y. Hughes.
whom our God and Father has called
from labor 90 rest
Received. That We regard Il a priyi-
lege 10 commemorate her zeal aud love
foT Gods choir on earth. and while
we cannot noW see the wisdom OF God
IN the removal Of - faithful a Ia,
borer. yet We bow 10 submission 20
Him who never erfs
Resolved. That while We feel most
kecnly our lOaa. We would express
our sinoorost sympathy With that
broken home" and pray Gods bless.
InRb on the bereayed children
MRS. a. n. NEWMAN.
SAL FLEMING.
LEILA BACKNiGRT.
COMMITTEES.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-18

he next time one OF the children
aith cold, give 1t something that will
rnptly and freely but gently move
y bowels. In that way the cold will
once be driven out of the system.
,lhety's Laxative Cough Syrup
PIE the bowels promptly and freely,
gently, and at the same time heals
rh'iOn and stops the cough. Il is
Seclally good for children. sold
fal druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-18
NEWS OF CITY and
COUNTY CONDENSED

Copies of the Christmas edition OF
The Sun may be obtained at this office
ready for mailing for FIVE cents each.
w. j. Epperson Of Bronson, who Is
engaged in the naval stores business
near that place, was visitor to the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Jasper Donaldson OF Waldo is
in the city for few days and is the
guest of the family of Harry Lewis,
North Gainesville.
Mrs. DR.. j. NJ Boring and little
daughter, Lucille, Of Waldo, are in the
city for few days as the guests Of
Mrs. Geo. p. Morris.
Phone us that order today for
choice Florida pasture-fed beef. We
have some extra nice beef for today's
trade. ]. G. Harold.
r, Sparrow and w. w. Blue, who
were here last winter. arrived in the
city yesterday and will spend the next
rev days in this section.
Capt. T. H. Willard of High Springs.
one of the progressive merchants OF
the railroad city. was here yesterday
meeting his many friends.
Miss Isla seigler, an attractive
young lady Of Waldo, was a visitor to
the city yesterday for the purpose OF
doing some holiday shopping.
W. b, Phifer, who operates a saw.
mill and turpentlne still IN the eastern
part of the county, arrived IN the city
yesterday on a visit to his family.
James Turner for many years a
resident OF Gainesville, and who has
again made this city his headquarters.
was here yesterday interviewing the
trade
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Ludwig OF Tioga
we're in the city yesterday on their
usual weekly shopping trip. and incl
deutally to buy their Christmas sup
plies.
n. A. Thomas Of Carleton was a
visitor TO the city yesterday BE came
for the purpose OF doing his Christmas
shopping and looking after some land
matters.
Mrs. NJ. T. Donaldson Of Waldo 10
In the city on a short visit TO her
son. Jasper. who came here for the
purpose OF undergoing an operation
for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D Boring. who
are making Gainesville their home.
left yesterday for points in Georgia.
where they will spend the holidays
among relatives.
HAD dyspepsia or Indigestion Tor
years. 80 appetite. and shat did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood rlaers cured me."-J. n. Walk.
n. sunbzry. Ohio.
W. d. DuBose OF High Springs vas
among the business visitors 20 the
city yesterday While here be called
II this Office. reneving bic subferip.
Ion for another year.
:. n. Tison Of ocah h In the city
,or q few days visit with hiS rarenia.
md also 20 zee bis brother. w. u.
rIaon. Who has been confined % hin
room ios The past number q days
IN. Kirkland q Hague Eas . via
Tor 20 the ciy yesterday and q pleas.
lot caller AZ this oEles He STATES
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