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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18
Trade
Shipping
Travel

of newly discovered sources of water;
but so far as anybody knows McBryde's
resources always good in this regard
have not materially changed one way
or the other. On the best of author
ity it is stated that any other opinion,
on the street or otherwise, is specuIa-
tive. McBryde has a well balanced, re-
serve water prospect which has always
been taken account of and will be uti-
lized as required. Time and not hid
den springs of water, oil veins or gas
wells will make McBryde what it
should be.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18
Commercial News
Banking
Stocks
Bonds
BY L. D. TlMM oNs

There were a large number of stock
sales on the streets since yesterday
apd few on the boards this morning
For the most part, prices remained I'M
changed, although in some inst ances
there was disposition to erratic trad
ing. lot '1'I
Much had been expected of McBryde
and Olaa over night, but little hap
pened. On the streets so, 100, 100 and
rs shares of the former sold at So, fol-
lowed by So shares at S4.S75. Five
shares were sold on Change at Sc. 25,
which was plainly booster, inasmuch
as stock was offered at S. squarely on
top of the transaction. On the boards
SO olaa sold at $5.625, and 25 shares
at S5,75. Bidding, however was at
80. while So .625 was asked.
Honokaa was firm at $40 25, S. 100
and 10 shares selling between boards
and 20 on Change at that At the
close of the session 500 was Dld with
$2O.25 still asked
Onomea was a trife weak, %, rs and
100 shares selling at S55 so For the
stock $50 was bid and $50 asked.
Eva sold handily at $31 so, 25 and
70 shares changing hands. The same
was offered for more but $31. Is was
asked.
Oahu appeared about the same, 100
and 40 shares selling at S32.75. For
the stock $32 625 was bid and 1872. rs
asked
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18
MERCHANTS, ASSOCIATION.


The Merchants Association will hold
a meeting at o'clock tomorrow after
noon, at which several important mat
tiers will be considered. First there
will be the subject of keeping stores
open of evenings, either every day or
on paydays at the military camps.
Next, will be the subject of an effort
to have the fleet stop over here for
Washington's Birthday celebration and
floral parade. Third, the committee
for the nominating of directors for the
Association will be appointed. These
are the most important subjects to be
taken up, in addition to which, how
ever, there will be routine of inn
portance.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18
WooLLEYs CHANCES IN WASHINGTON

writer in the San Francisco Chronicle who n h;,f 40,
T. and for guessing whose identity will not offer anv pz
has the following: 9 P
John o. Wooley Prohibition nominee for President
has come here from Hawaii where he now lives 70 oct Con
gesS to class Kanakas with Indians far as the liquor
privilege IS concerned AS second choice will ask Congress-
TO forbid the sale of liquor in the territories JUDGING from
me success OF the Womans Christian Temperance Union in
dVg the canteen out of the Army by no means GER
tain that with the help of the Womans Christian Tenn
Pance Cnon Joined with that of the AntiSaoon League
the church declarations and the powerful element which has
luSl PIoOluon upon so many states Mr. Wooley will
put his first proposal through When the canteen nronosi
uon was up the average Congressman said: well the
army mas no votes but the W. c, T. IT, swing a million
OF them 1t IS up to us brethren drive the Demon Rum
away IRON the camps of noble soldier boys and not
only stand by the white badged serhood of the w. c T
~ but earn the prayers and possibly the votes of their thank
tul fathers There wasn't ghost of show for the canteen
after that Now look at the situation Isn't the watch
Jul Scion going to to proposition rescue the eueess
Kanaka from the of "Why He hasn't hal
lot to his name that counts He lives in Territory where
they can't vote for President for full Congressman
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18

in at the little park opposite the
Young Hotel will be ready " Satur-
day for use. The instruments, which
arrived last week, have been assem-
bled by w. B. Stockman, director of
the weather bureau in this city.
They are exceedingly delicate and
have to be adjusted with the utmost
care. When TIE appliances are in
working order the data obtained by
bureau here will be accurate to the
smallest detail.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18
THE McBRYDE BOOM.

The boom in McBryde stock is quite
gratifying, as a show of life In any
stock usually is; but just what is be-
hind the boom is as hard to discern as
on similar occasion some months ago
Perhaps 1t is the same niger to wit:
The periodical inclination to take a
whirl at cheap stocks. There is talk
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18
PROMOTION COMMITTEE

The time of the Promotion Commit
tee yesterday afternoon was taken up
largely in hearing reports of various
sorts. There was the floral parade
matter, the New York flag matter and
Clark's big tour in the Cleveland-all
of which have been mentioned; and
then news was received of excursions
this winter from Spokane and Butte.
The former will not be as large as had
been planned, only about fifty people
making the trip. Mrs. Headlee is
CONTINUED on Page Four)
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THE REAL SUBSIDY ARGUMENT.

People who go Washington asking for ship subsidy and at
the time saying that there already plenty of
modaons that coawise suspension necessary, will have
hard time explaining themselves critical Congressional committees
The fact is that Hawaii has all in the great national
campaign for ship subsidy because Of The harm suffers
account OF lack of American steamship facilities have plenty
OF steamers now have nothing say at all and
Congress need not listen to 1t thus appears that the
opponents OF the American subsidy not those who out
necessity Of temporary coawse suspension who say we
need not ask suspension because have enough steamers
10 put 1t another the strongest argument Hawaii throw
the scale for subsidy is the fact that it necessary her. uc-
family to ask for the temporary privilege of using foreign
Until there enough American steamers
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18

Having once or twice before suggested in reply to local dpos
ton to shout Graft almost everybody in sight take some plea
te IN quoting from very interesting article by Governor Penn
packer in the North American Review journalism:
1t is not true that the world is up of men with wick
edneSs In their hearts, ready either break their marital
vows or to rob the treasury and the daily pictures of life
painted with such colors ought be oblerated On the
contrary men almost exclusively earning their bread by
their labor supporting their wives children as best thew
know how and percance they have been chosen for public
service performing their duties according to the measure of
their abilities.
This is generally than ever was before and
becoming every day.
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These temperance people control at least 100000
Me Tor God and morality Doesn't it look if the Eysan
isles would have to put up with rain pretty soonf
There is good deal this argument but by everything
strong disposition in Washington encourage local sefgovern-
men here backed by the legislative protest from Hawaii against
proposed law will be hard very powerful campaign
made Prohibition for the District
Ct Columbia which in Hawas CO. but failed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18
A LAW FOR THE RICH.

Sdca table Illustrating comparative divorce records shows
Japan and the United States about equal and So far ba 81
oil other nations to be really beyond comparison No other nation
IS anywhere near these two Perhaps explanation of these CON
ons IN America be found divorces as that of Ton
JACOB Aston whose paa yacht reported morning as being
searched Tor by revenue cutter its loss in
Storm The law in New York other states prohibits cosve
divorces Mr. and Mrs Asor having that te wanted
orce arranged division of property whereby lady got S1o
100000 and they further arranged with butler to supply
Just enough testimony for e needs of the Then Mr. Aston
accompanied by lady who is navy referred Ear below his
Socal standing whatever social standing may as applied to
such as Asortakes cruise in his paa yacht while an obiging
court athes the privately arranged divorce The whole
spreads before the contempt marriage relation
well as contempt for law and the which expected
bear fruit in divorces and more lawbreakine
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18
PLANTATION MEETIa IS.

Meetings OF Olowalu, Waimanalo and
Hilo plantations have been called for
the morning of November a. The bust
ness to be considered is in connection
with the transfer of the agency of
these estates from Irwin G. Company
to c. Brewer & Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18

Hon. J. T. De Bolt the logical nominee for The Dot;.
ydcny on the supreme bench AS circuit judge splendid
extending over many years Not only judicial mind
r TO an eVa6e degree One of the finest
the bar nsncv feel judicial positions are not the kind
that should be Campaened for
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18

incidentally it might help the local police bit the mere nos
session OF dice declared prma evidence of eambn
cling is all that dice for There game of skill in Which thew
play part They should be outlawed articles ~ '
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-18

lt we don't need coastwise suspension until shin Subsidy can
nave effect then we have for asking for subsidy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-01

WASHINGTON Gas found a new low
level on the present movement when It
touched 80 this noon. after opening ~
t'ss. From this price there was Ho re-
.ovcry. This is another point ami one
half added to the loss of the ast nine
DAYS. thc closing OF Saturday being Io52.
The volume of sales was not large, only
t. shares being sold.
Laustou was the only active stock on
the whole list and here 400 shares were
traded i'm, with q little lower price carly
i'm the session and practically unchanged
at the close. The stock opened 1T 1875
sod 10 12l. and closed at l-@. for the
f,rvcr 80 delivery. ibis has been the
It,rcr for weeks past, ont il indicates q
small decline because of the seller be
iuZ obliged to carry n Sixty udE>-b
Railway and Electric preferred on
small sales advanced = little The 4
per cent bonds were off X OF point.
Greene Cananea sold a fraction higher
only one small sale of Capital Trac-
ton stock was reported, FIVE shares al
IGI, not enough 10 make a reliable quo
tation.
An advance Of a point was made in
tho Consolidated Potomac Electric F..
bond selling at 1872 Railway ) 8 SIS
| Gas Certificates firm I'll III
Griffin HsIstead & Co. have leased
/ the quarters in the Adams building
J heretofore occupied by Thomas J.
/ Hume. and viii At once begin sitera
lions that viii make this one Of the
/ Uahiest and best appointed broker
/ age rooms IN the city Particular at
! teution wiz be paid by Griffin Hal
! stead & Co. TO the customers room
SO that TN" patrons may have no
! only comfortable quarters. but tina
! the quotation board may be seen u
/ the best advantage,
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NEW BANKING FIRM
OPEN FOR BUSINESS

The frm OF Harper & Co, cous-sti1S
OF Robert " Harper. J. Miller kenyon
ana Thomas T.. Humc- started So tn
banking and stock brokerage bushes
al 1915 q street this morning
IT is understood that The nrm VIII a.
commercial. savings and general
banking business. II has been dcsi gpti-
cd by the supreme Court or Z So District
as dep1SItary for bankrupt funds
Despite the fact that the present
quarters Of the Institution are but tenn
uoTarv. they are TJpuly and cOhlEiOdluS-
The customers room In the rear Of The
banking offices are light and attractive
The official opening found Mr. Harper
fu his private Office, where ne WIS re-
cciviu- the Con=ratula1ion oI his
friends on his return TO The banking
business Other members Of the firm
were also the recipients Of cOnSratu-
IatOTE messages.
\ number OF large punches or cut
flowers and some pOtted plants added
To- the cclat OF the occasion. Mr. Hume
has vacated his offices IN the Adams
building. and his customers will follow
TO his new connection.
The New York end OF the stock bJIsi-
ness viii be looked after temporarily by
Smith, Heck & Co. members Of the New
J York Stock Exchange
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TODAY'S PRICES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Railway and Electric A..
s. ,O09HS77s- -....
Capital Traction, 5H132
Washington Gas, 35qC9a4. 2JG693z, 20
%, 2Ja6G. 25G69.
Bell Tel Of Pa, I0l02lz, 4GlH'4.
MCrecnthaler, l1G2J7.
Greene Cananea. ltHG91s-
T.. < Trust, 1n09J4-. 50993z.
American Ciraphaphone, common, 1oG
20. 3d824
T,anston. Soal2ss, 2Oa125a, IO0a1Zsf, buy
or 90, 1O0al27a, buyer %, 1o0Q12$as buyer
80
Greene Cananea. 22dg5s
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred, JgGS9la
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rs Sanpeded WITH Resultant Advanced Ff0e Points Gains Not
GAS SHARES BREAK TO %, OTHER
WISE LIST SHOWS BUT FEW
CHANGES.

Potomac Flee. 1t s.-......... -uSil 10
y. & ". Steamboat 5's..-.-... 1O3 90.
{. & p. Telephone 5s.-........ 1884 JOS
Emerson Steam Pump IS 50
wash. Market SIS 1927 .,---.-... 102 197
Wash Market SIS l947.-..-.---. f02 I0I
PUBLIC UTILITY TOCFS
Capital Traction --.----.-....-. 10 I34
Wash. Ry- d Flee. COM. ---. 5-ia asa
Wash. Ry. q Flcc. pfd.....-.. SS@4 S9's
Wash. Alex. & Mt. Vernon. So
y & w Stna mbOat..----.-.. 260 10
Georgetown Gas ........--.-.... ISL 80
Washington Gas ..----.-..-.-.- 80 20
Bell Telephone Of Pa-.-----.-.- 1921 1929
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS.
McrEcnthaler EXPERIMENTATION. 20G1a 207Iz
MINING STOCKS.
Greene Canauea ..............- % 10
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ARMORED

In days Of old were knights really
so 0old7'
.oTlev could well afford 70 be. a man
in sheet iron could hug a girl without
letting Iacerated by the pins I'D her
yvafst. kansas CITY Journal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-01

fNNN NAt9S-
NEW YORK. March Ii 2. nv hIi,
there was nothing OF the sensational,
either in price changes or in the day
movement in ste the undertonc was
rather encoura-in- 60 shareholders, and
there were advances OF p 70 ] point
throughout the list quite generally
Everyone seemed TO take more cheer
flIl view of the situation London was
firm. and the action of the market
seemed to he more or less hinged ON
the expectations OF a rise mld-Week,
when The change of National Admins
fratiOu shall take place There were
some encouraging reports of railroad
earnings. Pennsylvania showing ABOUT
$4,000 for month of December
1t was noticed that the best strength
OF the carly morning was shown IN
stocks other than the leaders OF the
IIaTTinians. The Hills, Illinois tehtIdl.
Wisconsin Central preferred missouri
Pacific, New York Central, ana keau-
1nE were an very firm.
Southern Pacific and Union P&cllC
hung fire during the early part OF Iue
session. but they came stronger again
i'm the noon hour. making over point
saiDs Union Pacific was eT-diVIdend
% per cent. and is Of tins was recover
ID, when il again assumed its place as
market leader
There was not much stock offered Tor
sale. and therein was the best feature
of the market from the bull point o.
view. Moreover there seemed TO pt
more confidence among holders or fteaH-
ing that the commodity clause decision
would not he antagoulsuc 10 the IN
rerests of the coal roads
No decision IS expected today ah'
some short sellers were forced to cove
their contracts. AS a result thereo
Reading showed the best strength OF
the list, rising from IBIS, the opening
10 136, the midday price, with evidences
Of stin greater improvement before IN
close The rush OF shorts 10 cover i
this stock amounted almost 10 a STAN
pede. A little later the stock dropPe'
back to 125is.
Tile condition of the metal stocks
their strength and scarcity, was dis
tinct aid to the rails and helped then
i'm their advance. Steel, Copper, Smelt
or. Lead, and Anaconda, all rose neaTI
a point, and We're moderately active.
Later on Wisconsin Central added
points TO its gain and the whole lis
seemed 10 be swinging forward ia
good bull movement.
The slump in Reading after the mid
Gle of the noon hour was due 10 IN
fact that the Supreme Court did Uo
hand down its decision on the comnod
1ty clause, thereby continuing the M
certainty for another week
While Reading reacted the rest OF IN
list held very firm. Steel commo
moved up to 45ts. over u points IN
preferred was very steady, but did nc
rise with the rest Of the market
rose to HOS Shelter gained 1a, Cor
per 2ls, Southern Pacific to ISl6, Atch
son and Baltimore and Ohio - 70 z
Missouri Kansas and Texas was j
higher: Missouri Pacific. rs. New YOT
central a point, Lead. IL, and the who
list very firm.
The strength Of the market inspire
investment buying in many Of the higi
yrade rails and also In the metal stock
many orders being given 10 replas
shares sold on the bad break OF a wee
ago
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SHE KNEW.

The guest was evidently enjoying his
meal by reason OF a hearty ppette-
These are excellent biscuits Mrs
Brown" said ne 10 his hostess
don't know how many 7 have eaten
u do" piped up little Mabel; you We
aarnr six --Harner-s weekly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-01
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished hy W y Iaobs a
Co. bankers and brokers HiDbs Building.
members New York stock Exchange, Wash
inEton stock EKChdnge- AMI Chicago Board o.
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Or BALTIMORE. ND.

OF BALTIMORE. ND.
on the aist day Of December 1908. 10 g.-
QULred under District Of Columbia Code
amended june go. 1902
Capital stock .--..--.-----.--.--.-... $4,000 %
Capital stock paid up In eash------ 40 900 70
Cash IN office .----.-.-.--- SO $50 "a
CASH in bank ....----.-. ~. Isl o.,
Real estate --------... 800 ego ss
stocks and bonds Cuarket valued. G.zls.8s5 ~
Premiums uuc.llected and IN hands
OF agents Observation-Disclosures 542l7s IS
Interest due and accrl-d-..-.-.-..-- -G.Ga. o..
All other assets ground I-lf.----.- 100000 %.
Ts.a. -.--................. ....-.... 4.ss1--o g.
LIABILITIES
<e- unpaid claims .---......---.... S.g,II- g
Reserve as required bv ,sU--------. go $50 81
Reinsurance reserve .-.,.-. LOO. E-. us
Commissions brokerage. etc.,. 15HS53 IS
Capital stock 900 n.J ~
All other liabilities. surplus. LOOK q
Tax on premium rcseTse......-..-.. g. 555 90
Reinsurance Que other coanpanics-- -ssl d,
Total Observation-Disclosures. 4.4e7.g-o q
Amount and caaractrr o. business
transacted during tho year 1903 5.5Ez az o.
Losses sustained during The year
lsos .-...-... i5as.a1a 80
100 ...........---..---..-.--...... as-l.ao7 70
Expended during the year l5Is------ g. s.s. 5-I @.
r. HIGHLANDS BURNS. Vice president.
JAS. r. MITCHELL, Secretary.
subscribed and sworn o. before me fhls .2-h
dag Of Jau.ags. Ians r~-aN RoRT FER
GTSDE. Notary Public
Edward Earring, General Agent,
1919 + Street n. W.
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THE CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished by i. P. Hutton q
Co. members New York stock Exchange
@. Bowie Chapman. manager. 1871 z street
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Fruits.

Fruits-Apples fancy brands. per Dbl, S4-ly
a 90. grapes. Malaga, S9-vN7'-"g per NeEr
crauberries per bbl-. slyals; oranges,
California. per box, ss.Hva--sp FLORIDA, Pei
box; $3.0Oa2.7o; pineappics, per crate SI''Sa
30; grape fruit per crate, s2-Cudd.9v.
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VegetabIes

VegetabIes-Potatoes, per bu-, 91caSL %. 20
tafces. bone grown, per bu- 7Ca9Jc. sweet
r0tatoe= per Dbl Sc. 15sa 90, vans. per bbl,
s.. Qua. 5e;, turnips. pei hoN, 1aa4ea. luIuips.
per bib. zoe, rutBLagos. per bhl-, SD,
carrots per sack, 81 -Jal.Jys cucunDers,
per r,askef s. coal 90. ~abbaEe. per Ito lbs,
81 CCag .. CaUn1iOver. pr basket, @l.a0aZ25:
celery per doz- stalls 69CaSl25s onions per
bu gUCaSl.OU. onions. per Dbl, go
pumpkins. per hhl., 6Oa7Jc; squash, per
bbI 75caSI 90, string beans. per basket 2.Uoa
2 90: tomatoes. Florida, per crate, $2.Coa3 80,
spinach per b6l, 81 I5a2.Oo; kaie per Dbl.
aC,.iSl. 90: lettuce, Florida per basket. $40.
90, radishes, per 100, 81. CGa20e
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-01
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL

genuine G0sSEllEEeHI . 10 EllgeTIldl UUu Loan, I0UO
GOLD PESOS 100000
Francs rrRn S1T 9 G69 no K SRs 4s $50 con
the denomination of 1000 gold and
5 dona gs"''''S"' Ii p''-O'
payable March and Sept lst
bonds and shall be payable Buenos Ayres
gold London pounds sterling at the fixed exchange Of ngs
New York City 073 free present and future
ISSUE AMERICA OF 100000 so73OOOo-
100000 GOLD PESOS BEING PART OF The ABOVE - ~ ANT.
subscriptions for the above
s973oOOO the of 90 payable fol-
For each of goo s075-lOoo pesos.
On March TO- 1902 S9i327 04
Total -.. so644o
Bonds will be Of Gold
WILL BE CLOSED AT OR BEFORE P M THE SAME
APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO LIST NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. - -
pHIADE1PHIA; BOSTON, AND
The HARRIS TRUST SAVINGS BANK CHICAGO
excenency, Domngu of which attached
Of one per of 80
the Argentine provides that
nar or Nv drawings at par should
ton of the sinking in Drawn
bonds will be pTabe September following
The undertakes to increase the sinking fund OF TO
redeem the whole OF the loan before March lst I9i4
Mes Barrg Brothers ard Co. Banque Pays-Bas
limited London Soiete Generate ,andC
Mers NJ Morgan Direction der Done-Gerschat
Compton National D Eompte de Paris Dsu'n BANK Berlin
We reserve ourselves the absolute right apphca
and reject all applications and also
to ano smaller than applied for
All should be forms which be obtained at our Offices
deposit of $50 bond of 973
If no allotment made the deposit will returned IN du an 0y
pra the due March 10TH 1909 II any further balance
all right previous payment will vest in US aOso-
htey without accountability therefor ~ ~ rn7uc np177yppv or
THE DEFINIIVE BONDS. -,ao.r ~
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, NATIONAL CITY BANK,
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Live Stock

I've Stock-Cattle. extra, PEE cvt., S5.50a
hogs. per Cyvt. gross, S6.15aCG9: ordinary
per cvt. Saskatoon sheep prime. per b..
4a5c: ordinary. per ID. oa4c. lambs.
choice Der H.. Giza1C. medium, per
10 55~asc, common, per ID, 5a5 &c; calves,
prime. per b.. sizssc, medium per ID, 70
.r.. common uer TO- GaElC.
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LEGATION OF THE ARGENTINE
POUNDS STERLING.
PeichSmarks.
7. P. MORGAN & CO.
NATIONAL CITY BANK,

London February
London; Banque
Compton Pour
& Co York;
GenIem
ExceIency,
Argentine Republic the honor inform that the
llth 1905
12 1908 and Number COIL dated October 18TH 1908
S5OOOOO 5OOOOOOO
February
Presidential
Budget 1902
Argentine National debt
the following figures the
period mentioned
Forthe years 1905
Forthe 5years18
Fort eyear19O DOS. $40 p
am gentlemen Yours faithfully FLORENCIO l. DOMINIQUE,
Envoy and Minister Penipotenhary 0
Il Or Britain.