davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
NdtipnulN unfen.

N0tIOlluI sWQlltGll.
,S9e SfS EOmu N~atipunl San;," @ap. rub
@rc,er.S trdbe. SGcpb u. Scof, Traiioent;
1eHrO s. Jieoue, Ndiftrer.
.3Wct;e 9iGtipnGlSaut," 1872 Siios&rodoipaD
II. y. g&upncr, NGlIirer.
,SSeitcru 9iaiipunt.2iGut," ii gorosGu taps 2 IF.
". Wiarriott. %Sufiirer,
r0ar'rcre Gno WtcrfGnts' National CANT"
Sou.1s mo SouhdrorGttaGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

&llpierI0micoc rulo Islanders.
5ntn subcrt, t714 cbane9sS trabc. Is. & 3
SelepDpn: gSolfe 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

NNtF0t CVFUFfUt- H'U @OtNt-
, 0conrias Nrtifcl.
She @iprrs & piGs Gp., lOl Giio.9oiparb,S Ctr.
3eitltn8eL 3%eitIdjriiten etc.
she Saltin,crc Gc!ue Gu,," @apio glbcrcroms
bic, Sel0ditsiitbrer, Els ASeitsScrnaltsSir.
Sou-M otcrioIicn Gbiircn, 6cnItcr.
rubneu, 2a0cu, etc.
5amrs 9. .5uitcr 4 CO., 1i5-117 Slit. 6rcoc.
ridsStra5e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
:. RECONSIDERATION,

p0iarhiane Sruit g." TorbtcitzGGe GnIocrt
imo @ermuH . StrIBe. g. 2. 9iu,mttirau
Erdiioeut Carroll Sian lfef. 9Gogmeiitcr:
Serbs Spctccr. iu1. GiifSsG 0ugnleiiter
San SliHtcr. 0iiIistS efrGtbr. .f.,t
Baltimore Sruit i @unrantrr Co." equitable
NuiloiH9. tf.I .'Ia-'. La
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
IyA4IIII!ilgaE&yJlnm
@ RAILROAD~S
: 7sGIta. I 1aslia, a~usssnou,nes son.sas

0lprc53lse p5rbe stunbe cuf BITE etn1he" boz
eer Standardization na9 9SaTbtngtsn 0n
1'oGentoeen 100 8or,u, biS SEQ abeubS.
Srftere a6fabrt bon Der SIT. R~pbal'6tatton.
firsste gtrtiubuna tn her nsnes untSns
&tatsna An Nafliagtoa wit autn iabiA seteas
ben 2tEttu.
M%aihiuetss, nerIarsn ut. EosaLetattos:
+ii.Sa,. S1i.55 aorrt, .12,Is. tis.533. f1.SS.
t2.43. 1850, ale, t455, 1855 gsedtn. '6.0s.
1886. $500 Ceimiteol, 1880, '11 % absnbS.
200, f7.2e, $500, 1920, 5000, 1000, t11.O6
Born. ti2;0o, t12.o2, .12.2 90, ft:Oos S1.o6,
saGn.. +d.oo. se.1s, ss.a6. 400, $500, :s.is
(2imitehJ, $1,000 *i0.05, '11.O6, '1t.S2 HIS.
Grehrria, gamoensGtatipn. t7.36 unb sS.1b
Bcenl., tt.25, 1850 unb $3.50 ssnrI.
Ga9erstur1, Wlt. Rehabilitation, .t7.AS Bora.
1880 Sfntrn. Gautoert, St,ttor, f7.36. to.ee
SorM.. 1880, TACO Eahrt.
Hphai BIne EtAe
xa6 &titaeelphta uxh Heu-Dssa.
Eeutr terminus an ben 3re.uno5lpGn6teHeN
st.ate. Heir'0ots, beauea. rc3 &otsls xxS
fEs1fsrY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
StootS 2anfcn.

Sapt ppn gGitimcrc," Baltimore.
mo &oGionu=StruG5. @uGuft Beber, Yrdli
ocui; &. ). 6int S~1n9nieifter. e r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
9tOuofatUl.

aarl ". NJ. sd)plB, 1926 -i2a Fam 9HiIbino,
8uitauus Sor5, 2Ul-2O0, GaInert.guiioin9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

Sanomirtbidoitlid)e @crdibe uno
SGrucrcielt. 1881
Griffin 4. yururr fen OK porh- nro. Citrate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

Isit surls HebraH3 In Der Gariotns arb ~
Hc16bGfnfto1 uiG 1000 Nbcnbb.
TeicrcirEp1 bon Saun TT GHIaf ober DGn
lorsgSa1enn4, Spetterater etc. nerten f9na1
beforet bee xefeS Bpu in uuer soleenben AtIeb
TGIt1ir: GbG.lc5s uno SdItiMot.sGtrabe, g. q
T., Of. Rnul 1924, oScr msb.. Gour tIanb 1871
Ml. FobotsStatior, @. & g., Wt. NernDu S129;
9anhen, Staiion SniprmattonS .9ireuu, g. Z .,
ct. HaiI SAG, Dber Mb., GourtIanb 27ao, M
ar. 52H Siio.Sroa0srab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

WerdIdHIS q IH'nefS AranSpOrf. Eo.
FGmpter.9iats.
Grddt uuo gnfdgtere.
BOD Woiiol uao Str1 Often.
sountao. Ttenit0e lrb 6rcitae, 8 iibr Mbenbs,
. Ntdh Brobtoerce iino benz Often.
5pni'!aa. DiitinDol mo Sreitna, 6 u1r at5tnbS.
gab Neinporil9 Mems.
2dGIth, dusgeucuinen Mlontaa uub GauIfua,
q lt6r Mberbs.
. Sro8t anqeuontmet tdalid bis 5 ifbr Ra&u.
tnr o%epFeiben Gag fabrenoe 9umpfer.
gdd Gaonnnub rne benz Gilbert.
Ttenii18, Gonneri!1a uub Ganlitug.
e 8 ubr MbenoS,
.. y. Teptin, etnent, 9ier 3, Huk 9,.oan.Ht1.
$ntpi Nnretu. German. utio hiabt.Str.
Ut3,T&G-y wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

G%t1tntbums Ygcltcn lulo Sdnoler.
Ticrre &. GuBam q Mep9ep, 10 0itsacIinstol
StruEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12
staot Baltimore.
Gicbcrcicn nno EicbSgciinScI.

3rpci GicbitubIaidac I'M meItlld)tn
Stotionabouie Don Eoli5cirihtcr
9oDen perbunoelt. - Mabrldci11'
lit Elm picrblGttcriQcs %erbrc-
der. ale,blott Geion0crr. Arl'
terc Ginbriide ul0 Giebltnblc III
9tornncit.0 Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

Strube.
Suildmico- 3ubcbor.
G.. sentt EaDnc Go, 3G2- 964 9toro.@ ap Ctr,
&oblcn mo SolS.
Searp ". @pn Seine. 500 Columbia sSloenue.
B~f0lblcibs 8CIh1itc.
rGpnipliSatco soam g." / Moros@aDs Stra6e.
Hiallo3 un0 Srgeln.
GtaS. Oh. sticff. o 9toros Gi6erip StroBc.
Nnt. Snnbc & Co., Eurf!9lre. unp SuOettesSir
Eapic: mo Eopicr-G Often.
Smith, Girun Co., t05-tO7 SanupcrfS trabe.
9led)plnttcu, Metaa etc.
2rpn, Gonffin & GD. (incprporirt), 1919
galoerltoEs Strdbe.
Ietcftip.I gcntur.
Spaneamer & odmiot, giatfoIeer bon Smitb,
SSeit 4 Spons, DIR. SOB gdlbert SuiIeiEg.
Observation-Disclosures.
eauters & eBauc, %t70S~.t7t0 Carton gocnue.
Vim. Goos, WoriDs mo SreenulouutsIoenie.
.,a S%rieoboie.
,9oaopn 9arf Cemetery" gireaii: 81 @eit.
SardfpGasS irnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-12

&uii6mico- 3ubcbor.
e. eeutt FaDnc Gu, 3G2 S64 9toro.@ aps Str,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-07

tt'o-iots In Green Lake district two
blocks 20 car line, ont-isnth cash.
balance to suit
Iite-Wili buy two lots In Pleasant Val
Icy addition, small cash pay
ment viii handle
81 500 -Four acres on sound most beauti-
MI place fof summer hame, y
minutes ride from the faot II Nadi-
son sti Will aeil On reasonable
terms
R.CEiNEN's SALE
" TO Two ~. foot lots on Efnded street.
sidewalk and lava s.ruuin modern
housed full basement, two fifeplaces
twenty fruit trees ever iig chickens
furniture that could not be replaced
fuf less than q 81. Place cest the
owner ~ 80 as Il stands alt rors
fnr tsoo. hut You viii have to act
quick
4 D. MHsrHnook CO,
az Nsnihorn tiiiF
Main Nls Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-07
FARMs ANp AcalAaE.

FnNr rHEE
Inir TO NORTH YAKIMA Tnir
ram Tsn sffs. iii nss. Yea Tnif
fuEE iadspsaasft rfxr
TAR W. hass shat zee Islf
fNEN want FhfN
rKlr nay ors ~ uas heaeil. rnir
rnrE nj efshsfa issets FnRf
TNff Oiih TNhuaaff bsf TnfF
furE Aefs sath wanih iii nsY FnEF
rus faf fali tssFina ! - IL mir
rHnn arft Saaima ofshsfa fHEn
rufr rfaft THfF
rHrr Der had er.taaa. fnfi i.
rfilf hqnh ratilHa Tkff
rirr VI a. not ast go 10 Fpff
tNit ~. aain rea Sc the Thlf
rHrh lad rHEE
mir fau sss itsfs asaiiis Tnlf
fHtr saf nishl ara fssafa ne rnE :
Tnif SGT nlsat eaiY iaees THfF
Fhrr 90 az sna YaH al mrs
Iutr hsss .aFis sisss ts siss THfp
FNEn The hsaeflfal elfT 81 Fffff
rptr Nsfth fskin,a asa he THif
FHEE fanqaa arftaffs % Nst rNEE
rur nm rhis iii - . tftg THtr
FNNN that 80 Niii ssiaF aea FHEE
rNtf ~ -in - = fstins mir
FnhN taesisf shsa "a re. FhrF
fHir csn a o-f sfns. at fHir
mir rnE SMITH nLtSa THii.
rNNE LAND co FnEE
Tpfr ownsrs Not kssnts Tnfr
tnrE sie.til rsetrsi MS rHeH
FREE nunssi Main 1885, rnEE
FHEH THir rn1r THir rnrr mir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-07

Store for rent. itfe6. f2b per month,
new, modern good location for home
bakery and rseiaarani Phone North
no Or see Owner, teti iith az n y.
Lilo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-07
San Mareno

900 shares for sale At ~ coats
cifAIit.Fa ukNuEHFlELu.
I Hehsesfman niaeh
Phones Main iiai. Ind. 1887.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-07
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued,

NAftHFHuNT-t sffea on main iarf
tsfuesa Seattle aaf Iacura ife fuda
ffpatata o. ufHs tsafN tlft rsT acre
HuHEHT NkLTnr
fttstitstii klasaa nalidine Ill
nnssscfs tracts tssf ceisff lana MAJ
ehesisfi Fsstenstis terms y " Asftin
ELI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-07

kdESfs- isa4's " iraas paess
ftrafs its a safsiaai 90 manlfsff rat
nt zzal lee sells flf rs arris uf
tsfftfsf5 aad terms uN fiNkisha, %
ariia-f. Taisaa. uaia t.tsl
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-12-16
Horny County.

FARMS For SALE bNu,n& >c\
rral thousand acr, = IT land mere.
| am VERY anXrnu> ir&' - nUiiiD- :
If Marion and Nnrlh,r" farmers
into our section. ! viii sell my
own land III Siz"S to suit, or help
YOU buy here from others. My
idea iS To build up 5h" community
K. AllSbr ok,
II Horny Co.. =. {.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-12-16

Our line Of Toys and Holiday
Grnd> iS larger and cGm plc'rJ
IN II rvr". Oar lin" was selected
bv personal visit :" tn" 'arGeSt
imrrrti"" hnuSrS ~ Ricnm"nd
and Bairim prc and the mA'n Ids"
in buying was to IT screening
useful and substantial. Rmcm
Der. we have moved quA't'i~ since
last Christmas and are now To-
cat, d in the DR.. b Badger old sand,
opposite the passenger station, ON
Railroad avenue. Herald Book
Store
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-12-16
Married.

Married, Nundav evening =;
Maple Mill, Miss Della Lovel, t.
DR.. Ictfcoa;. |. l. Cannon, Notary
Public. performing the ceremony.
DR.. Ivffcoa;. tn" famous vctcr-
nary surgeon is - hc ConEratu'a-
ted upon winning the heart and
hand of So charming young
bride l..
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-12-16

ChriStrnr< and NJ" Year irnst
cares at The Herald hopk Store.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20

The market the Consolidated Exchange ended
the day with a general selling movement in prog
ress United States Steel common. which
heavy. failed to change hands above 444s compared
with a high the other board Of 49,, and II sold
low 43a4, against 437s. So far as the general
list was concerned. however. relatively stronger
tone compared with the other board prevailed all
through the forenoon and in the early afternoon
Several issues touched higher prices than they
reached the other exchange. among them Read
ing against 1895; Copper 69S. against 50: Smelt
ing S5I4, against S5ls Third Avenue S712. against
81, and Interborough preferred Als against ~.
Chesapeake 81 Ohio a feature. report that
II would be put to 70 by Monday morning helping
to stimulate buying. AT the higher levels however.
there was a good deal OF commission house profit
taking. Detailed operations follow:
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston 12teo DIS
count; Chicago, 15c premium: San Francisco, sight
&c premium. telegraph 71zc premiuni New Or
leans. commercial 25c discount bank 81 premium;
Charleston, buying par. selling 1-l0c premium;
ST Louis, oc premium bid. zoe premium asked
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. exchanges
s27s,4 s0,2s1. balances S12336.542; Boston. ex-
changes S25.507,7s5. balances S2,25s.o97i Chicago
exchanges s4l.326,9s9. balances S2.976.344: Balu-
more, exchanges s3.750S02. balances S447271i
Philadelphia, exchanges s1s.5s5.5S5. balances ST.
x4&,s7L
SILVER NAEKET.-Commercial bar silver,
bOMo Mexican silver dollars, 44c- Bar silver In
London closed at % K d. unchanged
GOLD PEENICM-In Madrid. 11s6; Lisbon, Is
MEXICAN XCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New York Is quoted at 201&.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. SsS2.016; internal rev
enus receipts, Se71.91s; miscellaneous receipts
s7I0e5. Receipts for the day, s1725,000 e1pendi-
1ures s.. .esooO0> Receipts for the month TO date
sG&515.Ss1: expenditures. $36,12o, GOO; excess Of
expenditures, s1,503,119. Receipts for the fiscal
ssRr date. s422191,Ss3G expenditures. s5l0o56,-
$50; excess Of expenditures, $s7.S65,o99
SUB-TREASCRY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
70 the Clearing House s1.626.550.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at
q per cent; highest, per cent: lowest, ?. Per
cent; last loan q per cent; closing. 1Ss q per
scent; ruling rate : 5. per cent Time money was
still readily obtainable. but there was slightly
fTner tendency on the part oi lenders, party as
8 result Of the further gold exports partly owing
20 e little better inquiry from borrowers. Elght
months Taaturities continued popular with bor-
-o-ers Rates. 2lH per cent for sixty days, 21e q
IN per cent for ninety days. % as per cent for
-four. five and six months. SQS = per cent Tor
eight months and L q 81 per cent for over the
year Mercantile paper cams into the market IN
moderate volume meeting with q good demand
Rates ~ a per cent for sixty and ninety days
Endorsed bills receivable Siz @ per cent Tor cholce
four and six months single names ana IA Q , per
cent for others Of the less well known variety
FOREIGN EXCH<NGE-The foreign exchange
market opened firm. with rates practically un-
! changed al ASSOC 4SS65 fo- cables, 4-SSA bid
and asked for demand sterling and +.se2o q As614
for siXty-dav bills Short francs were quoted at
165s plus 1872, and short reichsmarks at 20 bis
plus Lac. The market closed steady.
( Bankers posted yates were follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
SALE OF s1o5.ooo. CoUNTY FUNpIxe noNns

The Board Of County Commissioners Of Lewis ara
Clark County. Montana will receive sealed
and sell 10 the highest bidder Monday. April 1905
at eleven O'Clock A NJ. at the Office OF said Board -
the County Court House building CITY OF HeI.,a
Montana. 100000 Of Funding Bonds OF said county
Bids Will be received for classes bonds tnrff.
One class. dated april I. 1909 twsnty
years from and after date without option prepay
the rate Of four per interest paysbs
January LIST and July LIST in each
intersst payable in gold coin OF the Z. 8
Bids Will also be received separately
bonds dated April L. 1909. denomnation 81 200 eaeh
bearing interest at the rate Of four and half
cent per annum; and payable in twenty years f-or,
dafe ana redeemabe at option Of County
period from and after ten from date
payable semi annually July 1st January Ia
Principal and interest OF said bonds payab. h
gold coin OF the L. :.
One certified check in of 81 o0O pavsbi. .,
the Treasurer OF Lewis and Clark County. Nonta,s
without conditions attached must accompany
bid as guarantee Of good faith OF the bidder. s74
above designated. check be rsq1ireS
which will be attached the accepted and to ~
forfeited 20 the county in Of failure bidd-
70 take the bonds IL awarded =,
bonds below par and accrued interest from dats -
bonds until payment for same Is made
The Board reserves the right reject any and all
bids. ~
The be issued by under the provision.
Of Sections 1905 TO 1928 Of the Revised Codes Non
Proposals made sealed envelopes a.
dressed to Martin Doty- County Clerk
Lewis and Clark County. Helena. Montana. narksd
on the outside Proposals for County Funding Bonds
By order Of the Board Of County Commissioners OF
Lewis and Clark County. Montana
j. J. HTNDSON. Chairman
MARTIN DOTT. County Clerk and Recorder
February 26th 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
COLORADO soIrHERN.

COLORADO SOUTHERN
Second week in March s2S6ls4 s2427s7 sgs5IT
July to March ID. 11050946 10. T0i.6l5 s40-"0
DETROIT & AiACKINAC.
Second week n March $50 2a3 22sTs szcs
July to March ia. Tss757 sSS.562 $50
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE & ATLANTIC
Second week in March S43a9s s5116a e5S
July TO March IA 1eO9SsS e,259.T69 ZSSS4
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
Second week in March ss44sTS ssOoeso SOS eSS es
July It. 32sSs 40 s2T34.4sO sSSo@SS"
MINERAL RANGE
Second week IN March s145s3 Si5.s6i sSV'sS
July TO March 6sO604 665.TiO eSlioS
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. Paul. & sAULT STE MARIE
Second week in March s2o4 oso s s22s 2ss ss35tSSsf
July l to March a. S97721O S.b94is@ c'<N@
SOUTHERN.
Number OF miles. 7.016 Iooe oa6
second n March 8 Gss $50 ss5t sss siifS
ANN ARBoR-
First week in March. s56462 s29.1S
July TO March t.. 1.5o5.S5T fS66.Oeo
DETROIT. TOLEDO & rRoNToN.
First week March. s224s1 s261s6
July March - 1OSeOS7 1.2io.1to
CHICAGO & ALTON.
Second week March s2ss,s s2sI lse I5 [as. ssc@
CHESAPEAKE OHIO .na
Second week Mch s4So ees SASS 2n6 pea nSa1N
July to Meh a. 17.TTs,1so 1sssae1 psa @'S
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was little no improvement In tne spec
ulation for outside securities What little am
nation was shown confined almost Whoily 70
the low priced mining issues. An exception was
Standard Oil, which developed consloeraole aC
tfvitv at an Improvement of points. Price
movements throughout the list were narrow ana
about evenly divided in either direction United
Cigar in fair demand at a slight improve
rnent. In the mining list Cobalt Central receded
slightly on the announcement of the reduction or
dividends. RaWhfde Coalition improved &c. In
bonds Southern Pacific IS were steady. other
issues unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
LAST DAY ON WISCONSIN CENTRAL.

This is 1e last day for depositing preferred stock
Of the WISCONSIN Central Railway under the terms
cf The plan by which the seek receives guarantee
OF & per cent from the 500 Line for rinety-nine
years. II was said yesterday that majority Of
she stock had been already deposited with the COM
sritfee The Wisconsin Central has cold to bank
sng house SeoeeO OF the S6lOooooo per cent bonds
authorized q few daEs ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20

PITTSBURGH 6 FAIRMONT FUEL CO1IPANY
Pursuant the Sinking Fund provisions Frs.
Morgage of the Pittsburgh & Fairmont Fuel Company
s11. SIS 10 been deposited with
Proposals invited for the purchase
stated will be received BY under
signed until 1890 o'clock March 81
its Office. No. 55 Cedar street. New York city.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE & TRUST CO.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
.Ex dividend.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London 21k 622z per cent; open market discount
rate for short bills. 22s 2h per cent: long bills.
2I per cent; Berlin discount rate. e per cent:
Paris discount rate, Is per cent Paris exchange
on Topdo1 e5 francs % centimes. Berlin
change on London, 20 marks 4S15 pfennigs. Bar
gold. us Cd.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money, s3ss per cent: for the account, SO Ills.
French rentes 81 francs 22h centmes
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
TRUST COMPANY MERGER APPROVED.

kibany March 1s-The approval OF the merger OF
the Bowling Green Trust Company into the EQuta-
ksle Trust Company Of New York City by the State
Banking Department was announced to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following werc the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
transactions yesterday the New York Stock
Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Thurs
New-York tribune., 1909-03-20
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Dun's Review says:

Most Of the ssts by which trade activity IS meas
r1red make favorable records The railroads are
doing well, their earnings, while under the mark
1897, being I2-z Per larger than in the
responding period last year. There be no vital
cause for depression when the statistics Of bank
CIeertars outside OF New York show z gain. not
only q % uer 1908, but also Of Sc per
Of the PORT = New York the latest week is not
enly larger than 1908 and 1906 but is less than
: g. 600 Geo under 1907. The imports made heavy
gains over 1873 and 1905 and only Sl.745,z50
less than 1907. while the exports we're consider
ably heavier than in 1906. par with 1907, and
81 1886 under 1905 February statistics Of COM
-nercfal failures make exhibit OF good progress
toward z full return 10 normal conditions, and II
IS notable that the liabilities Of commercial defaults
made thus far ir March amount only 81 per cent
CT the aggregate Of the corresponding period last
wear. Reports from the principal cities are u a
generally hopeful character. and indicate that an
excellent volume Of business is being carried on
vices but in spite OF all these signs the fact
remains that there still lacking the bUoyancy
: and readiness - make long commitments ahead
which features OF trade situation entirely
free from IInseTtIiTg uncertainties The week has
{ witnessed the introduction Of tariff bill making
large cuts duties iron and steel and other
-re6ucts but apparently less is apprehended from
heed the words Of President Taft and get through
with the tariff business sooR possible. The
ezel trade IS confronted with labor crisis. The
Hon trade continues in the process Of price read
sustrnent. though slow revival in structural lines
Is reflection of increased activity IN building
Copper has experienced further depression. A
-.ezed export demand Is feature IN cotton goods.
Grain ana cotton prices weaker, with specu-
i1ative manipulation again manfesting itself in the
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Bzdstreet's says:

! The Introduction o. TIE new tariff bill in Con-
Eress and The advance % the spring jobbing
son toward its close have made for rather 0uieter
tone n trade :his week A fair business is doing
1n nearly ali lines. and the turnover is in excess
G year at this date. but conservatism rules.
6pring jobblng activity has passed its zenith. buy
is only &c cover immediate necessities, the
suits OF Easter trade al retail are awaited with
interest. collections only fair and the volume
Of business done this spring far is IN some
respects disappointing Exs animation OF tariff
schedules tentative though they conceded TO
be, has revealed a number of unsettling features
and while price reductions in lines affected
thought 10 have fully discounted possible tarin
changes the disposition is to wal: and what
the ultimate results of the impending legislative
struggle VIII be sobbing trade seems TO have
Suieted down az number OF markets East and
West. Chicago St Louis and Kansas CITY IN the
West. and New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Boston. IA the East. reporting some reduction in
oeTna5ld. partly explainabe by the advance OF the
season and the return OF buyers 10 their homes
As Cor q long time past demand both st who
sale and retail fSVors women's rather than mems
apparel Weathe, conditions have not been alto
Eetaer favorable 10 retail trade. which requires
WARM springIike weather to encourage demand
yrevious Easter.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. March 19, 2. m.-The market for
American securities was weak Last quotations
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-12-10

In the northern part Of India sheep
are put 10 usr uDthought Of IL EurO-
peaD or ! meFicz1 countries They
are made To- serve as beasts Of burden
The mountain paths along the foothills
II the Himalayas are 50 precipitous
that the sh--rp. more sure footed than
larger b~asts. arr preferred as burden
carriers The iUad for each sheep Is
from siXteeO 10 twenty pounds The
sheep are driven from village TO VII
lsge, with the wool srill growing. and
10 each town the farmer shears as
much wool as be can sell there and
loads the sheep with the grain which
he receives in exchange. After the
dock has been sheared be turns II
home ward. each sheep having on Its
back small bag containing the pur-
chased grain