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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Oct. z3.-Wheat prices here to-
day showed a rowing tendency, ranging
10 1c higher early in the day and failing
off later. December closing &c below yes
terdays final figure. Corn kept in much
closer range. but also closed weak, while
oats remained firm, closing &c higher In
December and May. Provisions showed an
easier tone and ruled lower at the close.
Local cash sales aggregated 1900 bush
els May closed nc lower and July lac
lower than the closing price yesterday.
The corn pit reflected the action in the
wheat market and early strength was
followed by lowering of prices. The in
tial hrmness was based on the buliish
weather report December closed Ac to 3sc
lower and May sc to &c lower than yes
tcrday.
An extremely light trade in oats left lit
tie change in the final figures. December
and May closed sc higher than yesterday,
while July finished &c lower
The market In provisions was easier.
Pork closed unchanged TO Zoe lower: lard
2lzc To 7ike lower, and ribs 21sc to 71&c
lower Closing ng9 IRE 90 on Janu a., prod
ribs, - W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. october g. I

New York, October 23. 1909.
BEEEES-Receipts were % cars. or LIS
head. including IS cars for slaushte-erS anu
10 for the market. and ears were held over
Yesterday No sales reported to-day. feel
ing easy for al except choice heavy peesss.
There was a ESht trade in dressed beer az
ye7terday's quotations Liverpool aud Lon9on
cattle and beef markets were unchanged ~.
norris from this port to-day included o4S
cattle and / 100 quarters OF beef on the nln
netonka 10 London. IL. 100 quarters OF ose.
in the St. Louis 70 SouthaInPtoh. an 'O1
quarters Of beef IN the Celtic 70 Liverpool
CAIVES-Receipts were 5O4 head. all Tor
butchers direct, with the exception o. i
head The feeling was rated steady. rneoieIe
veaIs sold at IS so per 100 10. cuHs AZ 30,
s,rassers at 81 No sales Of western CAVES
Feported. Dressed calves were quiet at yes
terday's quotations
sales-S. Sanders: I veal 40 u, az IS %
per 100 ID; 1 Gull. 40 ID. at go 10 srasssfs.
233 10 average. at g. ,. - ,A,s,
eaTs or sIS5 head. including "a cars Tor
EIaughterers and half car Tor Jhs naafhs-s
and with the stale stock. there were "a 49,
on sale The few sheep ana yearlinss ote@ - :
sold at steady prices; lambs WSEs s.oS 49,
yesterdays closing prices. cut AZ ne 49,
Vas cleaned up. Good sheep sold az 81
eos per 100 10; ysarlfngs at 50: TAR "
1rfnne lambs at Sc IS 9S6 IS; no rsa1ly sno.ss
offered. Dressed mutton z19W AT -,tt - ehaic.
10, dressed lambs az SS II 17C' WIN ~
carcasses selling at lie ~,-.-. Ky r.
Sales-Kerns Commission company: 1ot 80
5tana lambs. rs ID average. AT 80 % PEI a. a.
ID: is yearlings. no 70, az %; = SAS''' -
IN AT 81 25; 81 do. 40 10. az "a -.
~ Sevton & Co: 26S West Virgins ans.
az Id. al Sc % per 100 10; 80 90 % ~ -
SS Ok, q yearIings. 81 ID, at So =. "a X
s sanders: 159 state lambs. 20 70 o "a 49,
I0GSEReceipts were % cars. or AUS ne1e'
~ 80 sIanybterers. No sales on i've Ne-s -.
>SSoufnaIIy firm Country cressea hos'
at 1O1s 012c per ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct s.-Closins-wHEAT-s
quiet; No red Western winter nominally
Is lO1zd. Futures quiet; December, Is s+d;
new American, mixed (via Galveston), 6s Id.
Futures steady: October, 6s 5bd: December.
bs AID. FLOUR-Winter patents dull at 32s I'D.
HOPS in London (Pacihc Coast strong at f6 los
OF lJs BEEF-Extra India mess steady at
Q2s Cd HAMS-Short cut, IL TO 10 ID, strong at
els BACON-Cumberland cut. 20 TO 80 NJ,
steady at 67s; short rib, 10 to "a 10. steady at
7Os: long clear middes, light, Is to "a 10. firm
at COS Sd: long clear mindless heavy, SO to 40 70,
strong at ess Sd; short clear backs. 10 to 20 10,
strong at 8ss ed clear bellies, IA 20 10 fb strong
at us Sd SHOULDERS-Squ II to 10 10,
strong at 63s Cd. LARD-Prime Western, In
tierces strong at 63s Id American refined IN
pals. strong at 63s Cd. CHEGSE-Canadian
finest white steady at 65s Cd Canadian finest col
at 3Os Cd Australian in London firm AT 32s Sd.
TURPENTTNE-Spir firm at 42s. ROSIN-
Common firm at los AID. PETROLEUM-Ro-
fined steady az 7std. LINSEED OIL-Strong at
pos sd. COTTONSEED OIL-Hul refined spot,
firm at 25B 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24

rules steadv for strictly prime posatoe. sEess
potatoes plenty and fsvoring the ouyers PRES
Onions about steady cor strictly prime oriSnt-
dry stock. put ordinary QUALITIES as arszslns.
STEADY. Fancy lettuce IS scarce and world
bring pretty good prices. but Il = useless -
send inferior stock Choice untrostea -ln~
beans are steady. with fair demand. s 49,
OF the receipts are defective ana oltsloe
quotations are extreme southern string $3.50 -,
peas OF choice quality sold at quite extreme
prices. Up to s4 for third baskets We quotes
81 81: do per bag. 81 25@si IS: Long Island
in bulk. per Dbl. So 81 as so; do per Dbl %
S San per $50 % h. 81 5oS CAS- 81 DO state sa
Western. per bag 81 J0gsi Is; Albany 1na
Dbl GS or bag. 81 756si 81 do long 81 Soe II 56s
SWEET POTATOES. Jersey. per double nss6
Dbl 81 T5Gs2: do per basket. 500 soc. DC
Maryland and virginia yellow. per bol $40
81 60: BRUSSELS SPROUTS. per quart. So
12e CARRoIs Pc 100 Synen s 5Ss gsi' r sc
bag. S10S1 IL: do per bag. 65a 90c: CAE-
BAGES, state. per ton We $40. 90 PEI t w.
T5cGSi: CUCUMBERS, Florida. per basket.
81 25; do shelter Island. per Dbl. y2G s. Sos
SO: CELERY. per dozen stalks. SO t0cs
cAULIFLOWERs. Long Island. short cut, Per
cuIls S1Qs1 %: EGGPI.ANTS. Jersey. per bbi-
5Oc0S1: do per basket. IS o csc; do Fisrids.
LETTUCE. state. Choice. per basket or box.
81 q 81 IS; do poor to fair. 250I5c; do near
Jersey. potato. per basket. 81 25Qs1 IS; do
Long Island and Jersey, potato. per bag. 1Scg
81 %; ONIONS small white pickle. per crate.
T5c6S1s do state and Western. white. Per
crate, 75c8S1; do state, yellow, per bag. ~ 30
q 81 62: do Orange County, yellow. per bag
81 256 81 so; do red. 55c q 81 81; do Ohio and
Massachusetts. yellow. per lOO-lb bag. slQ
81 II; do Jersey, small pickle. per basket
81 20 q 81: do large. white. T5c n 81 IS; PEAS
Virginia. per basket. s2Gs4; PEPPERS. PEE
large Dbl. T5c6 81 IS: do per regular Dbl. e0c %
81: PARSNIPS. per Dbl S1GSI 20 PUMP
KINS. per bbl 4OG soc; ROMAINE. Per bas-
ket soc a 81. STRING BEANS. Virginia.
green. per basket. 6Oc q 81 rs: do wax. per
basket, soc q 81 70; SPINACH. state, per oas-
ket. 3OQ soc; do nearby. per Dbl 4O4 oocs
SQUASH. Hubbard. per Dbl. OO6eOc: do mar
row. 6OQ Toe; TURNIPS, Futabaga- Canadian.
per Dbl 9Oc q 81; do nearby. per Dbl. TJc q SIS
do white per bbL SOC n 81; tomatoes near
by per box. 4Oc8S1; WATERCRESS. Der Dbl
81 q 81 so. HOthOuse prOducts-CUCUMBEHS
No 1, per dozen. TJc o 81: MUSHROOMS. Per
II. 2O4 soc; TOMATOES. choice. per ID. 100
l9c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
HARD LABOR.

Comparing notes on physical exercise,
some one asked Congressman Paul How
land what he did in that direction.
"WhoZ Me-" he exclaimed with a good
deal Of warmth. Il have little need Of
any artificial form of exercise ! live on
the sunset side Of the river. you know, in
West 5lta street. and my exercise consists
n building the ire every morning"
The answer quite convinced all hands
but one. u professional skeptic, who wanted
TO know, YOU know. What sort OF fire
do you build?" he inquired, wood or
coal?"
I'VE use gas, aud ] have to scratch "A
match every time light the dre."-CleYe-
land Leader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
CHICAGO PRICEs.

FLOUR AND MEAI-There was little de-
whole is pretty well stocked UP for the time
with a moderate inquiry The following are
prices quoted on the New York Produce Ex-
sst s5@5 co. Winter = 6 6osS S 4
SO 80; spring clears, 81 009$5; extra No |
81 IS; Kansas GS'S strsghts s. ioSs5 s. rye sG
FLOUR-Firm, Quoted: Fair to good. 81 Is %
ME1i@stes1y quoted = kin III dr 9s s. 300
81 %. BAG MEAI--Quiet Quoted Fine
n; S aFf z6fow 90 Gg T 4g
ed Western tao e Erin SIS S59$24 TO- Stsndard
$50 90; red dog $40 10 $50 city 40 BRAN $3s
bulk, S24 rs sacks: lniddling, s24 $3.50 10; red
dog sSl 60 hGmi4y che sh9P $27 so bulk SIS 20
C0TTON-An excited advance in the cotton
records for the season, with February. March
first time since the suiiy year Trading was
Covering While there was continuation Of
aggressive bull support and a general outside
demand through commission houses which
readily absorbed the further enormous realiz-
ing encountered around the lac level jan
uary contracts sold at l3.SSc, and May at
14OSc. or about % points net higher. Last
and the bulls who were last week talking lac
were confidently predicting 14isc before the
The special demand of this morning was in
spred by stronger Liverpool cables. bullish do
mestic and foreign trade reports. expectations
OF census ginning report on Monday morn
ing confirming small estimates OF the crop
and q feeling that the strong efforts of re-
actionists had been defeated during the last
week the technical position OF the market had
improved through the liquidation Of scat
tcring long accounts and the creation Of a
considerable short interest accumulated I'm the
effort to force u decline The market opened
firm at an advance Of to 16 points. and
suffered no important reaction during the
entire day, the tendency being generally up
ward, with rumors that of the largest
local shorts were covering and taking the
long side at The highest prices so far for the
season. The completed report of the Ma
tional Ginners Association proved bullish and
the remarks accompanying the report predict
ed zoe for cotton later In the season The
big spinners' takings for the week reported
by the New Orleans Cotton Exchange was
an influence both here and In Liverpool with
private cables from the English market re-
porting an excited demand following enor-
nous liquidation earlier iu the week. tins
market here closed strong, with last prices
showing a net advance OF IS to 80 points.
The report OF the census bureau will be is
sued at 10 o'clock Monday morning, and
is now expected to snow iu the neighborhood
Of g. 400 600 bales ginned 10 October IS against
g COG 900 to the same date last year This
falling off in ginning must naturally be re-
nected In the into sight movement in the near
future, and II the volume OF spinncrs TAX
ings is maintained II is expected that tho
excess in worlds visible supply Of American
cotton over last year win soon disappear.
The range OF contract prices in the local mar
ket to-day was follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
THOMAS CONAN DEAD.
Served for Three Months as Mayor Of
New York

Thomas Conan. who was Acting Mayor
OF New York City for three months in the
year 1868, and was for twenty-five years
prominent figure IN local, politics. died FRI
day at his home. No. So West 18th street,
after an illness OF less than a month. This
was his first serious Illness. despite his age
OF seventy-six years. He leaves wife and
five children.
Mr.. Conan was born in Ireland. He
was brought to New York when two years
old He was graduated from the College
or the City Of New York when twenty
years old He entered politics soon after
ward. He was alderman in 1867. SO and
go and was president Of the Board or
Aldermen during the first two years. In
1871 Mr.. Conan resigned from active par
ticipation in politics, and later became as
ISOLATED with the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society. with which company he had
been connected ever since.
The funeral will take place on Monday
at 10 o'clock in the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament. list street and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Cincinnati. Oct. 2S.-CATTLE-Receipts 9s2
head; steady; fair to good shippers. So 5OgS6 20
common s2GS3 so. HOGS-Receipts. OBJ head;
steady. butchers and shippers, 81 6oqs7 s.; com
mon. IS 50qS7 10. SHEEP-Receipts LIPS head;
slow and 10d15c lower, at 81 75qS4 10. LAMBS
Slow. and 10a15c lower. at s3gs6 IS.
Pittsburg, Oct. 25.-CATTLE-supply light;
steady; choice, Sc 509S6 20; veal calves. IS BOG
IS IS sHEEP-supply light slow; prime
wethers 81 509$4 65 culls and common. 81 DOG
e.. lambs S4aS6 rs. HOGS Receipts fair;
lower; prime heayies 81 s5qs7 go; mediums.
81 70ds7 so; heavy Workers. 81 56qS7 10; light
Workers.. 81 359$7 As: pigs *7G$7 3d. roughS'
Sc 5OaS7 40
Toledo. Oct 23.-CLoVERsEED- 81 ana !.
TIMOTHY-Prirne. 81 S. ALsIKE-Prime and
October IS Is: December. IS so: March, IS 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
POSSES SEEK WILD KANGAROO
Animal Escapes from the Wisconsin at
Portsmouth Navy Yard.
IBy Telegraph ID Nc Tribune.

Portsmouth, n. H, Oct. 23.-Fearing that
wild kangaroo. which escaped from the
battleship Wisconsin at the navy yard here
yesterday. would kill some one. posses of
sailors from the ship and citizens are to-
day searching the woods about Dover and
South Eliot Ne, for the animal.
The animal escaped last night. and was
seen about O'CLOCK going through South
Eliot by Z. f. Staples, a merchant It is
thought that the kangaroo is IN the woods
outside Of Dover, and to-day City Marshal
Adams has officers searching the woods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
LONGEVITY IN MAINE.

Few Maine towns have such a record
for longevity as the town OF Wayne. At
the present time there are six people liv-
ing in that town whose ages aggregate
532 years. They are the Hon. T. F. Pike, IS
years old; Mrs. Jerusha Lovejoy. SO years
old; Mrs Elizabeth Besse; s. years old
Clara w Small. &C. and l. c. Leadbetter,
81 years.-Kennebec Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
CHASE THIEVES ON AN ENGINE.
Girl Telephone Operator Saw Gang in
Postofice.
In TeleEraph to The Tribune. ]

Jersey Shore, Penn. Oct. ga chase in
which fifty men of the New York Central
Railroad shops at Avis, on an engine,
Joined officers after three men suspected
OF having been implicated in the robbery
Of the postofice and railorad station here
last night, ended in the fugitives' capture
in a barn near Avis.
Across the street from the postoff1ce is
the building Of the American Telephone
Company. Miss Harrison, the girl opera
ter in the exchange. detected the gang in
the postof1ce and gave the alarm which
led to the chase and capture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
HONOR WHERE HONOR is DUE

First GOlfer-Well done. old chap, That S
re longest ball I've seen you drive YETI
Second Golfer-I'm afraic the credits not
~ mine. 4 beast OF a wasp touched ple
- u the middle OF my swing.-Pupch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October 23 1909.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Th feature OF to-day's
wheat market another strong advance in
December resulting from of shorts. 1t
sold up nc to 3sc here and West, followed by
for December 81 1244 and May 81 117s. The COW
ering was almost entirely due to fears of manip-
tract having Induced most of the smaller shorts
to transfer to later positions. Northwest receipts
against LOGO cars last year. A decrease OF
10000 bush in the Minneapolis stock for one day
shipments Of Il, go, 600 BUSH latter being a
million less than last week and considerably
higher on December and I'D lower on other
months; Berlin was Up 1lsc and Budapest 4c
cenper wheat IN the local market during the
forenoon Commission houses bought early in
chicago, and there was quite little for sale
from other quarters at that figure. promoting
iater depression, which increased toward l
O'CLOCK. particularly in December, which closed
at lowest Of the day. The local cash market
was quoted as follows: No ? red, 81 23h. norni-
naI IN elevator: and 81 23h asked to arrive, b,
ahoat: No l Northern Duluth, 81 15%. and No 2
hard winter, 81 23k nominal f b ahoat
CORN-An early advance of 1lc was corn's only
response to the wheat upturn to-day. prices soon
easing on with heavy undertone in evidence
also Influenced by the wet weather in Western
states and by lighter receipts than expected, be-
ments. At / o'clock December in New York
was quoted at 69%c and May at 695sc. No ?
delivered. No corn, 691zc nominal I o b afioat
and No . yellow. TOlac nominal OATS-The
market for oats was quiet all the morning. but
was steady and a trihe higher than the pre-
vious night on support from commission houses
Cash oats in New York closed follows: Mixed,
rs to 81 10, nominal: natural white 20 to 30 10
43d46c, and clipped white "a to AZ 10 1910
6assa1se. RYP-Market steady; No Western
Market quiet; feeding. 6Oq62c, New York
NEW YORK PRICES.
Yester-
Opening. High. Low. Close. day.
Dec. 81 12B 81 IL ole 81 1914 81 1879 81 1914
May. II 1915 12s 111A 1925 IL
Corn:
Dec. 6eE s97s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
WEEKS BANK CHANGE

CLEARING HOUSE BANKs-DAnr AVER
IosHs sl58 600 ST. 284 s5s 200 800
Lea ns 5s SO Il Ss S 600 coo = zee 200 SS
DepoEits I.245 500 700 =, 240.4l7,ioO 500 900
Circulation. 5l.93slOo 52.6l4.0O0 1875. 800
'Deorease. increase. limited States deposits
:acluded s.. 66s. 200.
The following shows the relation between
The total reserve ana the total deposits On
the respective dates:
Specie .. s2i81s'soo s255 SIS. 100 ts4 ses coo
Legal ten'1s 7o.42s.sOo 7l.os3.Ooo 16S4.2o
Totals 90 $a2I "a, 500 SEQ. rs, 100 ts5. 900 500
CURED sgt.
dePoEits--- s11.45s.I75 8lo1o4,275 '1.SS19oo
Reserve. ElO.29l,l lbs sl6.0l8.s25 4soa52, 700
Decrease. increase
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS-ACTUAL CON-
DITTOE FRIDAY.
Leans .-...-......s1.2 35. Ss9 200 Inc $s9ss. 200
% - a 199 nc 80 20 600 600
Deposits -.....-..' 240. 025 400 Inc. 4977. 700
Circulation ---..-... IS, 032, 800 Inc. 6SO, no
.Unlted states deposits included. sI,67L4Oo.
Reserve On all deposits. Increase Sl.O6S915i
crease. 81 073. 250. cash reserve Il. 81 per cent
fctUs- reserve. Sl7o25.200.
sus;M 5AARY oE STATE BANKS AID AID, Trust Trust
NoT REP0RTING TO THE NEW YORK
CLEARING HOUSE
Loans 81 30 323. 800 Dec SO, $40 900
tlfce .-....-..... I2s. 4e6. 100 Dee 500. 900
Iegal leaders 2. e3l.9eo Dec. So, 700
'osal 1sposits 1850 500 Dec f. 7s zoo
s and from oser 9 Banks ag0 aa 'f tTast
faI-es IN New York City.
tssL 81 vaults .-...-.... Sl5 965, 600 1888
deposits in banks and trust
'---iSI4es --------.--..----. l5b34.lOO 1911
Totals ......;..--..........sgI.7 ss 700 27.e6
Deposits IN banks and trust
DaRies -.....-......,-..--. el59,5oo rs
Totals Observation-Disclosures. IA. 292 500 1725
AggTegs.s rsser.e On deposits. sI73. oa2. 300 de-
70 '-''i 800 percentage Of legal reserve
The following table compares the Clear
ING House laEeraged) statement with the
statements Of corresponding dates ia 1903
ard 49,.
oct . ,oe. oct, p; 'os, oct %, 'o7.
speels.. 255 6s5. 100 555 go 200 49,, $1,000
,sa q 7l,oe8.ooo s1122 500. IS 2ss 100
e1osts i2aoSI7.Yo5 14isi52@05 I.o28. ~ 900 600
'lrc ton. q. G14.O00 % 1880 BLISS 800
The following shows the relation between
she total reserve and the total deposits on
The respective dates:
oct - m oct q. 'Cs oct 26 'O7.
fperte... Sy-g CsE 100 5000 90 aao s+cc 19c o0a
!
as5aers 100000 s1.lz2.ooo 5s.2ss. 700
TT yes $50 14s. 100 s3s7.sls 100 SD T0q 700
Total res. ''''' ~
against
deposits 80 10z OK ~ 20, .,ao o-- ~, ooo
Reserve SO gss s1- go $50 o.o -, 90, a.,
p '''' f4s-"',tJp
reserve. aG3 IA ga
sDefcit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot
cotton dull; sales. 1000 bales: speculation ana
export $40 bales; American 5000 bales sales
include g. 00D bales reported late YESTERDAY IN
norts II 900 bales ali American. Middlng up
land. 43d. Futures opened steady. q To points
higher; closed steady, to points net higher
except last two positions. which were TO IA
points higher. October 7.25izd; october Npvem-
her 7.l0lsd: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pecembcr~
January, JanuRry-February. February March
AiaTch-ApII. ADrll-May and hay-JuHes T.17d;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

can Francisco, Oct 23.-The official clos
Ing quotation for mining stocks we're as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. n No f.s1e Is Cotton, middling 1920
Steel rails $40 IS 90 sG GsT gTs G SIS
stand cop, spot u 12i5 MolasseR, . K, p 30
Tin ............ 30 42iz Beef. family. .S14 %
Exchange lead. SO Beef hams 80. % 90
Speter ........ 27A TalloW. prince. 6A
Wheat. No red 1 23H Pork, mess. % 75
Corn. No m. '69h Hogs, dr. $50 10. 10H
Flour, Mpls, pat IS Lard. mid West IL 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
MISS M'FsE's SCHOOL For GIRLS

I52 WEST 72ND STREET
EytnderRarten, $50. Primary. Inte-rnedlate'
senior. SIS to $3.50. College Preparation Fin
fishing Courses, Music, Art.
MISS JACOBTs DAY AND BOARDING
MI school.-Young ladies' finishing courses;
aTternoons; evenings. Now at go West End
ave cor 10th Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24
Cooking School

playa Rldg Madison Ave, Cor. Both St
x,6PNIERIY AT z. 42D ST. (for 10 years)
csIect priya<e ladies classes Special classes
for cooks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24

CLEARING HOUSE BANKs-DAILY AVER
AGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-24

AggTegs.e rsssr.e On deposits. SI73 O92. ECO. de-
.-eSse s-isl 800. percentage Of legal reserve,
The following table compares the Clear
ING House Iayeraged) statement with the
statements Of corresponding dates ia 1903
ard -s--.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
Gls.aECTl|C cIRSROR THE
QflITIl
UUUIu.

Determined 30 keep sbreast oi
the times In railroad equipment
the Southern Railway Comyany,
comprising many Of the mos,
important lines in the south. has
added two Of the very --latest
types Of gas-electric cars 10 it's
rolling stock.
These cars are equipped with
standard commutating pole
railway motors Of 100 h. D. Two
OF these motors ere located ON
the forward truck. giving Q motor
capacity Of 200 h. .. to each ear.
The current 10 supplied from a
6OO- volt generator, which 10 dir.
ect coupled TO sn 8.cylinder gas
engine in the forward compart-
ment. A controller similar TO
that used on On ordinary trolley
car is located convenient to the
operator. and through this the
current passes from the generat-
or to the motors. Combined
straight and automatic air brakes
ere provided with the usual val.
yes and accessories. The car
bodies ere Of steel, sbout s. #.
long, with . seating capacity of
81 passengers. Both rear and
center entrances are provided,
thus furnishing means Of divid-
Ing the two classes of passengers
o. required in fhe south. These
cars were built and equipped for
the Southern Railway by Gener-
81 Electric Company after . |
thorough test Of this type Of car |
between Manassas and Strasburg
last suPxnee.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-30
ANOTHER kicker.

a very amusing letter was re-
ceived by an Otero county hard
ware merchant . few days ago
which is IS unique &c amusing.
of the disposition Of people to
kick when they have little cause
for kicking. It reads as follow: !:
Dear Sur. | receive the stove
wich i By alrite but for why don't
you send no feet, what is de use
of de stove when he don't have
no feetf I am q loosr customer
sure thing BY having no feet and
as thatis no very pleasur to me,
what is'the matter-wit your Il
not my trade moneysas good like
another mans you loose me my
trade and ] am very angry for
dat. and ! now tells you are :
fools and no good. I send you
back ct once you stove tomorrow
for snre bekaws Jon are such dan
foolihness peoples. yurs respeck-
fulle. ?. s. since | wrote you dis
letter find de feet in de oven.
excuse me-"