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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-29

keep it up if he pleases. but let him
understand that it will be done at the
risk of hurting the corn" warns the
Sioux City Journal. "A picnic can be
the corn blowing. A few words to the
postponed Indefinitely. NOT SO with
weather wise man should be sufficient
Those members of congress who in
sist that the republican party is not
pledged to tariff revision downward
may be technically correct, so far as
he precise language of the last ma
tional platform is concerned" says the
Manchester Press, but they are alb
solutely wrong as TO the popular IN
Outstanding of the promise made a.
Chicago. 1t is probably safe 10 say
that not single republican among the
rank and file Of the party construed the
tariff plank of the last convention as
anything less than promise of reduc-
ton of certain schedules"
The Dubuque Times Journal SAYS
the Aldrich bill as it stands today is
not fulilment of the demands Mr.
Taft made on the stump last fall
When the bill reaches conference
continues the Times Journal, the
president may use his influence to
make the measure more satisfactory to
the friends of revision downwards, but
he has given no public, Indicate Of
such a purpose. II may be considered
quite certain that the bill in whatever
form 1t reaches him will receive his
signature. Any other course on his
part would demoralize, If not disrupt,
his party and render its success at the
elections in 1910 and 1912 most uncer-
tain"
The government will be spared for
some time YET the embarrassing task
of trying TO run the agricultural de-
partment without Tama Jim Wilson at
the head of it," says the Des Moines
Capital
The Cherokee Republican says the
evidence in the Gould divorce case is
enough to reconcile the average reader
70 poverty
How many would take a vacation
if they paid their debts before going
asps the Baskerville vindicator and Re-
publican.
"a tax on corporations is a tax that
can and will be Shifted to a tax on the
; people" says the Creston American.
democrat. IAN income tax is a direct
tax on wealth and can not be shifted
/ 1t is easily seen why the wealth of the
country want to kill the income tax
with a corporation tax
eff Taft were not so intimate with
/ Aldrich we might have some hope of a
veto,' says the Odebolr Chronicle
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-29
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
First National Bank
At Marshaitown, in tie s...s 81 Iowa.
at the Close Of Business
JUNE 2srd, 1909.
Resources
~

Loans and dis
counts .......... 371s,sso.45
Overdrafts, secured
and unsecured ..s S,712s3
q. S. bonds to se-
cure circulation. 100000
Bonds, securities
etc. .s..........r 30,S5500
Banking house. fur. :,
niture, and dx-
lures a. SS,060.0i
Other real estate
owned :. 73.176,SS
Due from National
banks mot re-
servo asents). .-.$ 3.al5.S3
Duo from State
and Private
Banks ana Banks --s.a14
ere. Trust Com.
ranies, and .-
Savings Banks Sse.3o.
Due from approved
reserve agents ..109. lS3.64
Checks and other
cash items ..... 97aSH
C a n ges for
clearing house .. x,961.1I
Notes of other Ma
tional banks go. f5,600.00
Fractional paper
currency. nickles,
and cents ...... 1,02S.01
Lawful money re-
serve in bank, .e -
viz:
Specie ..-..1. .....105,177.s0
Legal-tender notes ,0o0.00-35o, 1871
Redemption fund
with u. s. Treas.
urer 6 per ce,,4
OF circulation) 4s(f.Oo
Total ...... ......... :. $1sss3. 7oo.54
Liabilities.
| Capital stock paid in. ...... 5000, 10000
Surplus ................. s.s 100000
Undivided profits, less ex>
penses and taxes paid. ., o.31o.07
National bank notes out.Y
| standing .................s 100000
Due to other Ma
tional banks Us 37,s17.3S
Due to State and
Private Banks
and Bankers 80. 116,40o.54
Due to Trust Com
| panies and Saw
| ings banks 500. 1lo,332.S8
Individual deposits
SUBJECT 10 CneCK. 416, 1y7.6D
Demand certi-
ficates Of deposit 297, 6lc6s. -.
-lo4s.ssas7
Total ...................sl.sss,7oo.s4
| State Of Iowa
Marshall Countyass.
I. c. c. st. Clair, cashier Of the abova !.
named bank. do solemniy swear that
y,A ~ ~<a 49, 4
Of my knowledge and belief.
G. G. ST. CLAIR,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn q befors mo
this 2sth day Of June. 1908. q
| GEO. i. owuNaA
Notary 1nblo.
Correct-Attest:
| "A. M. FRIEND.
i =. q =. HNNNMEAD. u
CHARLES DCK14DS,
G. II. SMITH &
REPORT OF CONDITION
First Trust and Savings Bank
IuNN ssrd, 1903.
Re,ources. ~ --..-l-->-..,,-
Loans and discounts .......$2l6, 7e7.n
Bonds and securities -. ....- 1o6, S7d.N
Cash and due from banks - es,ses.4o
Furniture and dxtures 500. 10000
Total ..w. -...- >. /. -. -. ~ ga, S180f
Llabilitlss.
Capital ......s. ....t4s ....t t0.0000D 7
Undivided proats ........s... $500
Deposits -s-.. :. -. .. s.~, ..se71A e3sO1
Total -. ...... -. -. .....s ~, A1syN1
Doingsan exclusive savings business,
lThe shares OF this bank aso oWnad BY
the ahaFeacldsgs sof thu first A5st.snsl
lsasanksef a y = nAolls Isl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-29
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

"of course, the weather man can
keep it up if he pleases. but let him
understand that it will be done at the
risk of hurting the corn warns the
Sioux City Journal. "A picnic can be
the corn blowing \ few words TO the
postponed Indefinitely. Not SO with
weather wise man should be sufficient. y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-29
UneIe ERA saxs.

Perhaps it would be Jest es wsll
not to count your chickens till they
hev got back frum scratchin' up. your
neighbours new garden patch."-Ex.
change, !: ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-29

How many would take a vacation
if they paid their debts before going:
asps the Baskerville vindicator and Re-
publican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-29

Senator Hughes, of Colorado. is said
to get an annual retainer of $4,000
from the Denver traction companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov. e2-CATILE-Receipts. 40 90
head. marSe5 10 &c lover steers s. go - -.
calves. sass 50: stockeTs and feeders 50 T5q
g -. AOGs-Recelpts 4: 600 head market "a
s. 0jGSs 10. choice light s. S01$s packing. 81 IS
as 5o pigs, S6a$7 .; bulk OF sales. s. 904Ss a.
SHEEP-Receipts 20 eco head; market steady 10
i5c lower. sheep Sass -. lambs. So 50dS7 So,
yearlings S5GS6 Sc.
head. market quiet. lOG25c lower. fair 70 good
shippers IS 50as6 50; common. 81 75aS3 IS.
To- lover. bgtohers ana Shippers. S .Sd$s 10.
common. s. 75asT 50. sHEEP-Rsce'pts $50
15Q25c lower. at So 1885 -.
Kansas City, Nov. 22-CATTI.E-R Receipts
%. ooO head, including 1.6oo southerns 5q15c
lower choice export and dressed beef steers.
SIS 35qSs 50. fair 10 good, s. 65GS6 25, Western
steers. Sass &C.. stocssrs and feeders. 50 25qSo'
s. 60dS4 25; native cows s. 25dS4 IS. native
hsttsTs s. 29gse bulls Us S5ssi ale S49sI 80
S 10: packers and butcher. s. SOS. light
ceipts 10000; STEADY 20 lSc lower. lambs s. IS
dS7 40. yearlings s. 50dS6 g, wethe-s. 81 5od
S Sass >. 80 GU
Union stock Yards. Pittshurg. Nov. . CAT
fg se,, ~, sSsr 80 o1 Se -,
iambs; prime wethsrs. 81 1915 culIs and com
Ss 5SS 60 HS f,seTt a. ic7 70
prime heaay..ss. $ IS; MEDIUMS $ X: heavy
B dsTs s s. 9s ss i 45utB sh' s 4S = 81 gS
East Buffalo. Nov. % -CATTI.F-- Receipts
400. fairly active and steady; prime steers,
s. so. heifers s. 75dS6. cows. So 25aS5 -. bulls
81 T5dS5: stockers and feeders s. 50as5: stock
heifers. 81 25IS3 60: fresh and spring~rs
active and strong S306SJo NEAL-Receipts,
800: active and Is lower. S6GS9 10 HOGS
Receipts = GOO fairy active and l5a 25c lower:
heavy. S. 20QSS %; mixed. IS 15HSS -; Workers,
81 90GSS 20. pigs. SJNSS. rouEhs s. f0EST - .
stays. S6dS6 -. dairies. sass IS. SHEEP AND
LAMBS-Receipts 20 zoo sheep active and ewes
and mixed sheep - lower. lambs slow and i50
SOC lower. lambs g. 25TST 50: vearIiuC~ s. 5aU
s. ~. wethers. S5dS5 -. ewes. 81 5o0S4 -:
sheep. mixed S2TS4 rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

MINNEAPOLIS nov. c-WEEAT-De-eulbsr
s. Ofis May 81 o5@. cash. n hard 81 06-sq
s. OS2a No Northern 81 o6NSl O6i. No =.
81 t.4ESl o.. No 3. 81 2ieQSl u3i.. FLOUR
FIRST patents s. 2NdS5 so. second. s. 100S5 so.
rr-- clears 81 15TSt A.. second. s. 20f s. 30
EEAN-Iu l0O-.s sacks. so -.
AfiIvaul-s NOV - -VFEAT-So North
EN-. 81 loaSl J.. No . Northern. 81 oS6S1 - -a;
MAJ s. G5fs asked TyE-N1 T. T5i.r CORN
NAV. SIssc BARLEY standard 67r- sam
rles 56E5Tc. No g. C2TGI.. No : JS06oC.
s. Louis Nov - -WHEAI'-S1 = red cash.
81 230S1 25: No . hard 81 lo6S 81 Il; Dvcembe-
81 07ssnSl OT5. NAV. 81 %. CORN-No = cash.
Egie nS2-. 40 = white e. December. - 'tc,
NAV. SO OATS--No > cash 80 '-c. NJ white
a. December. $50 ass 7-c, Ma. fl@c.
Ru-aIo. NJv. c2-WHEAT stronger, 40
spring Northern carloads, store, 81 l2's winter
No red 81 "a No white. 81 % CORN
STEADY. No 3 yellow, new, Ga. NJ 6l06l lact
No 2 &C.. No 4. coke. NJ white. ts}.. OATS
frrnsr. 80 . white a.. n e. 4St4c- 80 4, a.
BARI EY-I-@ed 10 mailing. o74'1e- ElE-No
? tract 81 nc
lulurh No- .2-FIsAN-To arrive s. 81 = /.
on track 81 Sits- November, 81 -, December
81 76iz: NAV. 81 81
p.Iein m Nov - HITTER firm. u '2c
sales for he week. $40 900 n.
Toledo. Nov - -lCLovERsEED . Old
prin- s. 80. cash. IS %. November, s. So;
p@cember. s. 57i-. March. s. 71t-. No .,
As. No = s. l5GSs -: rejected. s. $50
IS 10. no established grade. - G5TSS TIM
OTHY=Prime 81 50 ATSIkE-PriWs. s. - g
:,oyeub6r. s. -. December, s. s.. March. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23
, 81 .: So. s5 n. IS 50; So o2 n s. 70: goats

n 81 .: So s5 n IS 50; SO. os n. 81 70: goats
~ n. 50
: Judd & Co. 90 state lambs 80 n. 81 %: So
40 n. 81: - state sheep. lO9 n. 81
Shippers Commission Company s. state lambs,
81 10 s. 80. p stale sheep. 90 n. 81 -.
J. J. curtis SON Q Vermont lambs. 80 n.
81 -. - n 10. s. 80. 20 Il n. 81 49,. TO- 81
p 81 s7i- 90 ca n. So *: las - n SIS 30 1S3
state. n n. 81 -. 2o3. 90 n. 81 la o. ~,
S. s. Il, II NJ Sc ., s. IS -. IS So. - CulIs
A. N. 81, 8, ~ 70. 81 80 state sheep. rs N.
81. a.. y n. 81 So 46 Vermont. ~ n 81. IS 1O4
n So -: 80 50 n. s. 80. - ~ y. s.
s. * 63 state - ~ 81 -. 1j4 "a ~ 81 i2i-
J. CUs. = 10 s.; - state sheep, % n 81 - SO.
80 u. s. 3Ii1 :. ia n. 80 80; 81 Pennsylvania.
10 n. So s7l-
IL II. Hollis, % state lambs. 50 70 s. 40: ia.
o. r, 81. sheep. rs n. 81 .. 5. rs n, S4 -.
Nelson & McCabe. Is state lambs s. n. 81 so:
So - 10, 81 90 state sheer. los n. 81. l.. 81
n 81: , cllis 81 No. s.
Andrew Mullen; Il state lambs. 81 n s. ~: .
115 n 81 -. A. PCnnsvlvanla rulls. "A n SO. >
state sheep. 80 n 81 IS "A Pennsy wanna 9s -.
Feline. wrigh. & Co: l. state lambs. - n.
s. 50, culs. 3. n, 81 40 state sheep. IS n s..
HOGS-Receipts for two days. - cars or
II. so head including a little more than co. for
the market. Prices were generally rated easier.
Reported sales % light and medium were at
70 IS b. Country dressed boss steady 1910
l2c per n light PIGS 12iac.
Sales-Tobn & shannon l0f state hogs ia
n. s. IS: g. 30 10. $ - 40 Pennsy Iva MIA. 129
10 IS 10; roughs go n, s. .; l. 100 n. 81 10.
> stays 24O n. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool NOV. 22-WHEAT-Spot finn. No
Tee western winter. S. tzd, futures steaGy. De
celnb-r, : ed. March, as Sad. Nav. Is = ad.
ttRN-Spot easy, new American mixed tyla
Galveston. IS Sd, futures steady. December. IS
v'td PEAS-tanatian steady. IS 1o-2d. FLOUR
Winter patents steady BIS. HOPS IN London
dPacinc CoasO steady, t5Q e. BEEF-Extra
India mess steady, 9ls 81. HAMS-Short cut.
strong. 6Cs- BACON-Cumberiaut cut. quiet.
tSis. short rib, steady 52s. long clear lni-ligs.
light. steady, 67s. long clear middles. heavy.
steady, Cos Sd. short clear backs. steady. 61s 81
clear bellies. stroug. lJs Cd SHOULDERS
square steady, 6.s LARD-Trlme Western.
Iierces. srro1g, eos, American refined rails
strOns 69s 6t- CHEESE-Cauadian finest white.
steady, 56s. coored. steady. 57s o.. TALLOW-
Prime city hrE. SIS Sd, Australian IN London
uIIu, 34s 81 ROSIN-COWmon steady los lad
Observation-Disclosures strady. 1'2d LINSEED
OILl-Steady. SIS COTTONSEED OIL-HIII re-
fined. spot. weak. 26s 10i2d.
London. NOv 22--SUCaR -Rau, centrifugal.
as I'd. muscovato. Is cd. beet. November los
Gaad LINSEEI--Ca IcutIa- November ana De
cernbtr. 5Is. LINSEEp OIL. Us Sd SPERM
OIL tgN PETROL. ETNf-A American refined
J-sL, spirits, "a. TURPENTIN E-SpIrirs. 4Us
4iad. EDSIN-Americdn. strained. los nne. I5s
Antwerp. Nov. n PETROLEUM. - francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23

Chicago, Nov. 22.-Bullish news OF various
descriptions impaired StrOuS tone 10 the
wheat market to-day, final quotations
showing net gains of sc To &c TO 5sc. The
corn market also was strong owing 10 wet
weather oats closed steady and pro
visions irregular. During tie DAY the DE
cember wheat option sold between 81 CSie
and 3 cas- and MAY between 81 ISL and
81 06le. The market closed strong. although
prices were about a nalf cent below the
best mark of the session, Aual quotations
on December being az 81 09A and Cu Nav
81 061e
Ne weather generally over the corn BELT
was the chief factor in ,ne corn marker.
sentiment in the pit being bUllish. The
market closed nrn, with prices l4C 10 &c
4 bOEc the previous close.
Trading in oats was dull. ard prices
moved over narrow -ansH At the close
prices were q shade higher 10 sc lower.
Provisions were weak Al the start. but
much Of the early loss was reSaIned OF
covering by shorts. Pork displayed the
greatest strength. and az the close was a
shade 20 7l~c 70 lCc higher. Lard and ribs
closed 2l2c higher 70 Tee lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23

lower We quote: POTATOES. Maine. IN bulk
ls9 n. 81 5oQS2. bag. 81 50dSl 80. Long Island.
iEan. IN bulk. iSo n. 81 02dsi =. state 81 5Oa
81 80: state and Western Gag. 81 sSaSl co: Al
sany ana Troy. bbI. 81 5Oasi IS: Jersey. round.
en-. second crop. bbl. 81 CO. aSi 81. sWEET
POTATOES Jersey. double hegd bhf 81 a5d
81 -. vineland. basket 50cESi. other south
loo lunches. s5cGSl. BRUSSELS SPROUTS.
quart. 5Asc, CARROTS 100 punches T5cdSI:
GCG75c, CABBAGEs. state DanisS see5 toS
sllGSl3: domestic, Ss6S9. red. ton s2lGS2,;
s s5 siasl =: cABBAGEs. bb 1880: Ioo
s5gN. CUCL MBEks Florida, basket. s. 25G
~ .5. case. 81 2Sgsl -; CELERY. dozen stalks.
"a 40; ease, 81 S0as2 -: CAULIFLOwERs.
Long Island. bbl. 6ocdSl -; CHICORY. nearby
and Pennsylvania basket 65a90c. Fec
PLATs. Florida. box 81 25GSl IS. LETTUCE.
Florida. bashet 13eeSl 20. Virginia and North
DEANS. Maryland half bbl basket 81 5 515-i,
ONIONS. snlall white pickle, crate. 65a90c:
soc 100 n bag. T5casl -. other white basket.
.5cuSl; state and Western. yellow. bag 81 81
aSl o.; lo2 II bag. s!casl Y; orange County.
carrier. 81 51qS2 -. basket. 81 50aSe 50. PEAS.
tlorlda. third basket. SidS2 20. Virginia half
90 64sEfl 81 90 MARYLAND. half bbl basket
lea carrier OF basket. 81 5OGSl -. half bbl
f1aIs X5gS s. 5o MARYLAND. basket. 75casl;
6oasoc; RoMAINE. nearby. hi S5ll SO: Flor
ia basket. 81 25GSl IS; STRING BEANS.
l ,or "a wsN basket 81 TaaS2 30. green. 81 .
- =, south Carolina. wax. 50caSl. green.
4ocgSl =. SPINACH, Norfolk. bhI J0cdSi
- - '-Nog, - nearby, 500 20. SQUASH. Hub
srmnsr crate Sl6si So. rRXIPs S'5tbsgl
canadian. hhi. @ucQSl. nearby T5cGSl- waite
80 .S.' TOMATOES. California. box Si0Sl 80:
punches 81 25dSl - ts-' W - -1'. RISE I'o
HofHoU>E PBODUCTs-Quiet on both Gu
mushrooms. tomatoes Of good quality selling
Ieadliy ur % 2ec per y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE Markets.

N~SfN FNOOOAE MAMIE I y
BEANS AND PFAs-Receipts 1923 bags
le2's and 40 tags peas Imports 2-oGl
changed TeeIir- stor- stead On me- domes,ic
=" Elf" farietrs and red kidney while 9th
H-les continue scarce and rather nrm. Scotch
BtTTER-Reoeip-s. Ass pkgs. shortaEe
fr-ther advanced vith quite strong f.e,irs
~ Tho close Medium qualities STEADY. StoI-
Fees SLOW ~ rs~-efr e l,sas ana Sa9 hr ,rd
eIs'- More Going lu rarS'nr stock. Cream
fss-v -efs % code. seconds - 4 90 thirds
10 ta"-c. nrsts - G % fsc; seconds. :
- '-r. state 1ai~r ru1s nuest so. good 10
Process. specials ga -csc. eNtras Pa u
M-s-ern imitation creauer2. rrSts -5a PC.
Western fa-tor,. frsrs. cfi- q Csc. seconds 3
'HEE>E-Recefprs. az boxes ONLY mod
plenty ana managed stare fIIi an
o-,ster bes, le5 are mad, ies,. H..
goo7 =. prime. % l5i.c. common 10 fsir.
EG'.,- receipts. e.5oI cases High grad.
III, 5.,- s''. e.c a.i1- medium fairiy stes1y
ter1s' /. .-ia and nearby. he1.o--
s,.ar. 565 Soc fe,rer t s219er=a 80 80 go
q. gathered. 500 So fresh gathered earras.
800 4a-~t- -aNi-
,ea'llon ~ fan 19e-"c. checks. fair 10
s@asgrs s-orsve usi1 special marks faacy
- iNi- -" E5t@. rrs's. on dock.
7---Ie-ra,-r dries 80 e 5ise - gr -1
,,,.rT Ts4 ,gi -imse egss. c1oi1- "a.
t,ap2Iai.l snr.e -ituati9H. November
ON. qHri.rl- af $50 a. which -gurs the
,.r.s- fr ether caors Or vase FRESH
Mos Smiles ~ ordinary qusli,v and slow
CA gov GRAPES in active demand
-s S-aet ranges and g.sp-frgi,
80 '.nT-n ~ good. s. p s. Bald
: 80 -{si'. >" = ral western. boxes 81 80
-, - 20, =. le1.ss POI, 8 - 81 90
CRAP rs, 'ata"" - and Niagara. small bas-
t.H I"fll-rs concord. r loo. Niagara To-
Clinton. lu tula. ION S5uaSpf. che .ge.
So $50. tEAN BERNIE. .spe ra.F IN
81 .e. aI.tEgT.s A., ~ rat '3e :
> o. other Flerda. e - as -. Satsullias.
10. -. eli -. klil o.. 1o1e- S-gS4 5''
-r'''.E t.-l. ,1 az. l-,.-- I'm, q er.. -. u.s.
HAA AND STRAIN -I.trsor-- I-I-l.a.-9.,I
l.''.s. -rs- 10 r.l'r. a5 t-. e., Ia - ~.
cd .ael. aa- t.iIs-ns . s-sal ire.liuHl-
rs'-. - 10, % @l-e. ~ . o. !. e5a;5c. snip
ss eoas- pa sins 5oa5al. clover aad
'-.@tl- o.3' 20. 9-icANr -oh- rye. ~
anu e~-'e-- u .s'' we osi a-l neat.
-,rpN ,,,-t-
-, u a 49, 2 t'te'iIis ~ cars by
- go --.-- &c 4As iDis bs e.
tf -'--la--- az Lsei--'s l-ilA oA ~ &c
$3.50 ~. i1 q, -. .i..i's. - pc, 20
'-r ~ -t-. i'-s.ei1. o-- an , t--..,
~ IA 81. s-.'N H. -oe--e'
--.tf 49, ts--r-,,s- - n, -. - IA
$500 49,. - -.
- , -. r. sa'-t.i.----' ..-.I'.. - -
~ - $500 va - N''.- 75
49, .- 49, .'-'-- 90 p 49, NtI ,
's '-'i4t 49,. P-I-''l aA- slo~-
~. - - Na s.1.-. 1850 60
60 49, -
~ 80 49, 49, --.,I -
..4a,a HE0IT.ER- f-lIss..l6!s fs1,v -s1st,
---''s t-.- 49, -
r'.. - So - - . ~ -
r.Tk fg5 49, a.. r,lceeI f70lse- Mirhigan
- 49, ---.- 'iNsrf--1 ...15.i Ia,
.-TFr--r- t-s-e -.st,-- rsrii.-1.--tl -. q -,
ana rle- .a ustr ~ .aa..,-. IeuusyIvaIii. ; M
49, -.r. A,.azr.r- 4,, $500 r..tL - 1.,s.la..
-o.r &C., r-gI-... az ND Rtie1iaer $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23
CENSUS ON COTTON BALES.

Washington. Nov. - The census report
shows sl09. 81 bales. counting round bales
half bales. gained from the growth 81
1907 ~ November n. compared with 9.5s5sa9
fcr 1905
Round bales included this year are &c. As.
compared with 1855 for ls0s Sea Islands.
6 ~ for 1900. compared with 5s'Tol for ls1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23
, ENTERTAINMENTS AND 81 sscR1Yr1oS,

A DVERrIsEMENTs AND 81 descriptions
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and 3Tth ST.. until o clock p IN Advertise
ments received at the toliowtns branch ofacss
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ave. cor. t2th ST. i04 East Hath St. e5T West
4-d st. between Tth and Sth ayes IDS
l-5th - 1855 ID ave t6e6 Sd ave. near 5lst
st.; los LIST ave. near Sath St. i5T East l25th
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23
THOMPSON. sTARRErT DIVIDEND.

The directors ~ the Thompson-Starrett
company declared a dividend yesterday Of
Is per cent. in addition 20 the regular semi
annual disbursement Of per cent. When
this dividend is paid the stockholders will
have received per cent year since the
stock was issued The general manager ~
the company reported a larger volume OF
business than ever before in It's history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23
THE aEToRT COURTEOUS.

Mrs. Jaggers says she amt home.
ma am
] was SO afraid she might be In -Balti-
more American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
% ~eek In Nov. s7S' 500 sSsaa4 sss'oss
July l-Nor IL L43s.2Ie I319.95T 1.5J3.642
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
20 vrct Non Ny s5ssS '2 iSS sS geo
CINCINNATI NEw , ORLEANS a TEXAS
5 81 Etf xo On N is 545$ :9 5s 's5s5
GEORGIA SOUTHERN s FLORIDA
20 Hr iNd IN N i; ss3s $50 I 5S S9
MOBILE q OHIO.
5 q s' I'm n Nfs s s? 55$ s. SIG e
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
Jay S'fe Noy a. 1855 4s5 80 s3 5fd
BALTIMORE & OHIO
Gross earui1s=.. s5.t5o 81 ssaeLsao S7.7ao o77
Expenses ------ d.Cl4iss 4aol -" 5ey7 80
Net earning s2.G4o.sss s-,eseelo s. 1856
Gross earnings spa $50 15s S. el4a52 $50 OBJ e3s
ENpenses ...-... is.a-4.dl5 lG.5t5,e4l - rs i94
Net earnings
months 80 .SI0.557.5t5 sio oss. eos s. So 4s4
MONTREAL STREET RAILWAY
2 a5s al as'' .ss;. 1887 59 isl;s
cl z;s earnings !595 sig rs. 81 !Es s;
surplus ...... Si4S.l92 Sl5c. u0t Siig 49,
DELAWARE LACkAWANNA A. " tSTEE;N.
lts1 1905 Increase.
Quarter end-.i sept. 3d.
Total a.. opeg-
rev. ..-... s. e95. go SS-259. o. S116 So
e0p.... go. 4144a26 4sIs.2 J4 G5.aa2
rev. 49,. Si25i0O0 35soIoT S6Io SIC
Ntt rev. from
outside cper--. Ii.4l- 1910 g. -6J
oner- -. S48s1.4ia s.. 593. 30 S52G. i5a
T4nes accrued. $40 3fn is. fuD 1890
uper income Sa.alt.llS g., ~. ~ Stl9.@on
Jther Income . / 300.Al4 eco 3d. ds5. 452
Gross iEcome. s5.2s2. 52s sj,ssl,s-o s,ioetes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-23

The company is nov at worA ON nifty build
iuys.
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Casa ouoTATIoNs.

iror. No- 30 Flour. Minis Uuts s. 80
foundry $50 - Cotton nitt a. -
lrnr 10 r ~ 80 .rr0ar $50 F.s s.
~reF. rails - nn -lEl. ErTru'sreG 3 -
sand .HT surf. fH -1i- MsIassrS INrr-r. 40
Ttr -....-..... 81 80 Beef Family. -.. "a -
f.~raure feaE a so Bsef hams - 80
hpe.reT --...... g. a. lTaI'op. prime 90
sV-heat 10 red 7 - q p--l mess 80 - - =
f.rrl. SO . u-Nf fc Ercs d-sF lsu n H.
OE t.. WHITE 49,. TaN- land Nf-a West - 50
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state Of New York County or New y Ork S.
EEAYTON IVES. President. and BERIRAM
CRUGER. Treasurer. Of The Metropolitan Trust
COMPANY OF the CITY Of New York, located and
doing business al No. ~ Wall street. In the City
OF New York. in said County. being duly sworn.
each for himself saws the foregoing report -
true and correct in al respects. the best o.
his knowledge and belief. and they further say
that the usual business OF said trust company
las been transacted al the location required by
the Banking Law (Chap. To- Laws o. 1900 and
mn elsewhere. and that the above report II made
i'm c0r1pliance with an official notice received
IRON, ne, Superintendent OF Banks. designating
Tho l6th dav' OF November 1903. as the day
which -uch report shall b. made
,-igue5t BRAYTON IVES President.
tSiauadl RERTRAM CRUCiER. Treasurer
SeveraIIv subscribed and sworn TO by both de-
rouenrs. The tWenty-second day OF November,
IQOa. before ne.
,Siguedl A. z. NOGLER. Notary Publtc,
seal OF Notary.I Kings County, y. y.
t,e-tifcare fled in NV York county.