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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
The Weather and Giuners, Renort
Now the Factors

NEW YORK. March 15.-Hutton's wire saws.
The local market opened strong and unchanged
10 points decline, with trading on a moderate
scale. There was lot of selling Of tho old
crop and buying Of the new at the difference
There was little news. The Liverpool cables
came lower and closed the same on heavy tenders
in that market on March-some 5 500 bales
The trade are looking forward to the gfnners'
report. due at the opening next SATURDAY. and
are looking now for 1t TO show under & 600 O00
bales. including lnters. The movement Of cot
ton continues quite on free scale and It is not
letting up, as many have forecasfed The situa-
tion in general IS BIZ no means bulish.
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Visible Grain snnnIx

NEW YORK. March I5.-The visible supply
of grain in the United States Saturday, March
13. as compiled by the New York produce ex-
change, follows:
Wheat-S6. 1896, 900 bushels; increase, $4,000.
Corn-6. .617 900 bushels; increase, $4,000.
Oats, ,94s, 600 bushels: decrease. 2000
Rye-529 600 bushels; increase. 10000.
Barley-3, 052, 600 bushels; decrease. 1000.
The visible supply Of wheat in Canada last
Saturday was 6,456, 900 bushels, increase of
265 600 bushels.
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Condition of the Tren.urx

WASHINGTON, March I5.-Today's state
ment Of the treasury balances in the genera
fund. exclusive OF the $50. 600 900 gold reserve
shows: Available cash balance SI35. .0s7. .ea4
gold coin and bullion, 81, 1,293, 231; gold certif
Gates, SAC, ,236, $50.
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New York Money Marker

NEW YORK, March l5-Money on call easy
at 1%d2 per cent; ruling rate, Ia per cent.
closing bid, u per cent, offered at iz.
Time loans very dull and very soft: GO davs
2% as per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 3lsG4 per Cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
bills and at S4-SS20 for demand
Commercial bills. $4-S5A d4.s5s.
Bar silver. 50Mc.
Mexican dollars. 44c.
Government bonds steady railroad bonds r.
regular.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-rnrnentine and 10.

SaSa StOres-Iufpenfine and ROsin
SAVANNAH March. 15.-Turpentine-Ste Steady:
sales, 90; receipts. So; shipments. 663
Rosln-Eirm: sales s54: receipts S65; ship
ments 326S; stock, 149.7G9 Quote: b. So. 20 !:
D. $50; e, So 3.221a; L. $3.271s: G. So 80: IA
So. so; l, $3.50; X. $5.05: NJ. $3.50; N, Sc; VIC
S6.1Od6.45; WV, $6.156650
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shipping. si.5o@1. .52ls; ehevalier. sl.s5@1.7o.

~ 1880 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May .....-.. 81 .464 s1.47h 81 .46A STATS
December. -. No sales; $l.24 bid. $1.24Ia asked.
D. Session
Open. High Low. Close.
May ........$1. Al $l.4Tb STAT $1.47h
December -. 1.24 1.24h 1.24 1-2413
oats-Continue quiet at unchanged quotations.
White, S1.S5Q2; gray. nominal red, 81 S59
1.90 for choice, $1.S0 for good and S1.65Q 5Q1.777a
for common; black, ST. 6512 per ctl
Corn-California small round yellow, S1.s09
l.s9; large yellow, nominal; western states yell
low. sacked, $1.70; white, $1.70Gi.75; in bulk.
San Francisco track, yellow, S1,61; white, S1.65;
mixed. Sl.60: Egyptian. S1-s0 per ctl for white
Rye-NomnaI at 81 per ctl
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Poultry and Game

Two cars of western poultry came to hand
over Sunday and found ready market at salts
factory prices, most of the stock having been
sold to arrive. Early deliveries of live fowls
from state shipping points were limited to 1--WE
coops, and as there was nothing to speak of car
ried over from Saturday there was practically no
market and the quotations were largely nominal.
Four cases of dressed turkeys came in and were
turned over to large retailers at irregular prices.
Game was quiet and unchanged.
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens So 5Oa6 for small
sc. soar for large and $SG1O for extras; young
ROSTERS, $S0l10; old ROSTERS. $450M5; fryers
S7.50MS; large broilers, $6d7; small broilers
$5@5.50; ducks, $7.50@S50; pigeons, S1.5O;
squads, $3q3.50; geese, 81. so per pair.
Game (per dozen)-Gray geese, 81; white
geese. 81. .50M2; brant. So for large and 81 T5
for small; hare, $1.75@2; cortontail rabbits,
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London WOOL sales

LONDON, March 15.--The offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted to Ia 461 bales
The demand was spirited and from all quarters
and the offerings were quickly cleared at prices
in sellers favor especially wool suitable for
America Americans paid Is Cd for fine cross
breds and is I'd for south Australian merlnos
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Loans. Exchapge and silver

Prime mercantile paper 5016 nor cont
Loans reM estate $1,000. cas- ner cent
Sterling exchange. 90 days.. --d4 S6i6
Sterling exchange, sight --6I4 Se1z
Sterling exchange cables --054 SaIz
New York exchange, sight .-6
New York exchange, teegraphie. On ~
Hongkong exchange. sight I'D 4oaS
HongkOng exchange, telegraphfe -6n 42i
Silver. per ounce ..-......... m 5OL
Mexican dollars ............ IN 50
CONTINENTAL
New York Paris s,e7,.
New York on Mexico 9a1 e y
San Francisco on Mexico .. ga
Paris on London ...... % 90 -
Berlin on London ......... % @ ro y
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GeneraI Merchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 6@6llc. buyer June-July;
San Quentin bags, sac; wool bags. 33e for ga
ID and Bog for lb; fleece twine. &c per H.
Coal-Beaver Hill. 81; Pennsy lvania anthracite
egg, SIG per ton; Wellington, SO; New yelling
mond. etc. SO; stanford Richmond. SS; Cumber-
land, $15 in bulk and $3.50 in sacks: Welsh an
thracite, $40; coke. S14 per ton in bulk and sic
in sacks: Rocky mountain, 80 per short ton
per gallon for boiled and soc for raw cases
&c more; castor OIL in cases. No. l. 75c; Bakers
soc per gallon; eocoanut oil. in barrels. 610g
6313c for xxx. 5Sl5@61c for No L and 56M
5S15c for sNo. 2, according quantity; extra
beaehed winter sperm oil. 65c; natural winter
sperm oil. csc; natural whale oil, SOC; extra
winter bleached lard oil, 95e; No neatsfoof
OIL 65c herring oil, Acc; salmon OIL csc; boiled
fish oil, 3Jc; paint OIL 35c.
Coal Oil, Gasoline. etc.-Water white. iron
barrels or drums, 10e; $50 deg. OIL iron barrels
or drums. IL &C; special DO, lie; pearl OIL in
cases 1Ic astral. lie; star, lie; extra star
2Oc: Elaine. 26lae; eocene. zoe; red crown and
motor gasoline. In bulk 141ac; in cases PIE.
No. l engine distillate in drums Sc: No do
zoe. in 81 lse; varnish makers and paint
ers' naphtha, in bulk lie, in cases Isle.
Turpentine-64c per gallon in cases and 57c in
bulk, drums and iron barrels
Rosin (per bbl Of $50 1bsl-E. $3.50; F, So. So;
G. $500; II, $6-10; WV, $1O.4O
Red and White Lead-Red, S1569c; white.
S4sl5c per 10.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
(ffne coarse), 5.35c: fruit standard 3 SIC.
crystal dominos. in cases. S.35e; tablets In half
bbls. 5.S5c: tablets in boxes, g. 10c: cubes and
crushed. 5.60c: powdered. 545c: candy rran,,-
lated, 5.45c; confectonerS' A, 5.45c; confecton-
ers' crystals, 5.45c; magnolia A. 4.95c: extra C.
SIC. golden c. 4.T5c; ID. 4.65c: extra fine grapu-
lated, 5-15c- Barrels and so III bags 1Oc half
bbls 25c, boxes soc more per 100 lbs for All
grades Monarch bar is quoted over and above
the price for standard fine (cane) granuIated In
100 10 bags follows: Bags, 100 lbs 35c: bar-
rels. 45c; half barrels G0c; 40 ID tins cased
81. .05; 35 lb tins cased S2.O5; 10 lb tins cased'
10 in a case, $2-70; s ID tins. in case 50 20.
80 ID boxes, Soc. No extra charge for uniting
up bar in private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows; Granulated basis
5.3oc; Higrade'' bar, 5.IUc; powdered, 5.45c: a
crushed. 5.60c; berry. 5.35c: c. & H. extra fine
dry granulated. 5.35c; coarse dry granulatef
$3.50; confectioners A. 5-35c: confectionery
crystals 5.45c: cubes 5.60c: bricks. 5.6Oc: extra
fine granuated 600 lb bags only. 5.15c; excel
sior A. 4.95c: extra c. 4.S5c; golden c. 4 zoe.
yellow d. 4.65c: H. & L. crystal donlnos. ss5c'
Additional per 100 lbs In barrels and so ID bags
Zoe more; half barrels. 25c more; boxes soc more
for all grades. Bar. in 35 III and 40 ID tins
s1.70 more in 10 lb tins. S2-35 more. Minirnum
order, carload weight
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras $6G6.6O net
without discount; bakers extras, $6@625; su-
perhne, s.. S0J5. 10; Oregon and Washington per
Dbl. $4.S5@5.75 for family bakers and patents
and S4.30Q4.50 for cut Off; Kansas patents.
$6.4096.50; do straight, S620@6.30; Dakota
patents, nominal
farinaceous GOods-Prices in packages. net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham -four,
Sol per 100 lbs; rye -four, $3.50; rye meal.
Sa-6O; rice -four, 81 meal, $3.25; extra
cream do. $3.I5; oat meal, 50; oat groats, 50;
homlny, $3.60@4; buckwheat flour, $40; whole
wheat -four, 81; rolled oats, bbls, S6. 70 as so.
In sacks $5WI.25; extra cream do, IS: rolled
wheat, bbls 1913 in sacks $4 25615 %; pearl
barley, $40; split peas, boxes, $5. % for yell
low and $625 for green per 100 lbs.
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Foreign Futures
St. Louis WooJ Nar,ot

ST. LOUIS, March 15.-Market unchanged.
medium grades. eombng and clothing 20@24c:
light fine. l7@20Hc; heavy fine, 10@17c; tub
washed 20a34c.
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New York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LEE CoPPER STOCKs

BOSTON. March 15.-Ibe convening of con
gress today made the market very dull, traders
being unwilling TO take any positions either way
until they know what tariff bill will be pro
posed. Local coppers were extremely quiet. with
sagging tendency. Influenced by the weakness
in Amalgamated. Traders look for a continued
days
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by r. F. Hut
ton Co, 490 California street, San Fran
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetable.

receipts or asparagus over Sunday were heavy,
approximating loo boxes and the increased ar
rivals, together with a temporary lull in the
shipping demand caused prices to recede to a
range OF 5M0c pound for general offerings. The
usual small premium was obtained for a few
favored brands. Rhubarb in greatly increased
supply, but prices lower. as nearly all
of the arrivals had been purchased in the grow
ing districts on Sunday. Receipts of southern
vegetables continued light Peas sold at the
previously quoted rates. and a sack of string
beans was Offering at 20c pound Three cars
of sweet potatoes came in and were marketed at
the previously quoted rates. An attempt to
raise the price to $1.S5 a Genital from the car
failed. jobbers refusing to pay mere than ST. 10.
burbank potatoes were firm at unchanged quota
1ons, though business in river goods was quiet.
-Four cars of Oregon onions in and found a
ready market. very few sales being reported at
less than So Genital. The trade was awaiting
the arrival of two steamers with consignments
of Australian onions.
Potatoes (per etD-River Burbanks, 81 25N
150; Lompoc Burbanks. 81. S562; Salinas Bur
banks, S2Q2. 10; Oregon Burbanks, $17561 80;
sweet potatoes, $1.75@2
0nions-Yellow, $1.S5@2 per etl; new green,
60 @S5c per box.
Vegetables asparagus. 5G9c per lb; rhubarb.
81 .251175 per box tomatoes. 81 .25d1.5 80 per
box or crate green peas. 10Q1215c per lb for
choice; green peppers 20d25e per ID; garlic 10c
per lb; cabbage, S150 per ctl; hothouse eucuna-
bers. $1G1.J0 per dozen; caulihower, 65d Toe per
dozen; carrots, 65q 15c per SACK turnips. 75c per
sack: celery, 40@50c per dozen: marrowfat and
Hubbard squash, $20M25 per ton.
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Wheat and Other GraIns


Wheat-The worlds shipments for tbe uoa,-
were as follows. in quarters. Russian, 21a c,o0.
Danubian 2l,0Q0; Argentine, 100000: Ans
tralian 165, 600. aus
Paris and Liverpool futures were lower. cbi
cago declined about 1c. The San Francisco n,ar
ket showed no change 1t is reported that San
Francisco houses have buyers up in the norttarn
states paying more for wheat than # viii NJ,
here - - ''ns
CASH WHEAT
California club. S1900l 95: do milling E, aE
az %; California. white Australian, s2d3 n
lower grades of California, $1.65a1 so: norfIern
club, Sl90@1.95 northern bluestem s2Saa =, !. !.
Russian red, Sls1la 90; turkey red $l.e7I5 al
FUTURES
1880 a. m. Session
p. m. Session
No sales.
Barley-opened the week very hrm with tbe
May option higher and sellers asking 1 asa for
choice feed Receipts We're free. being 9.175
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot, 81 .45671 asa. com,
mon to fair. Sl40@1.42la per ctl: brewing and
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Receipt. of Produce
OREGON
STOCK MARKET

Local Securities Active and Generally
Ffrm-1Iining stocks Quiet and
Featurefess
Local securities opened the week active On
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Lnndnn Han AIarl-at
EIgin Butter

LIVERPOOL March 15.-Hops at London (Pa
cific COAST steady at f2@3.
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is.soo-TotsI shares sold
New York Bonds
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Dat slINtf-eieaoy; . .l-Ibd per ounce.
Money-2z Sl3 per cent.
The rate 81 discount in the open market for
short bills is 23s fizI5 per cent and for three
months oils "a per cent.
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Neu York stock List

New York stock List
E. F. Hutton & Co.. 490 California street.
members of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday;
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MinneapoIis FIox Narl..t

ELGIN, H., March t5.-Butter firm at 2ac,
sales for the week, 800 pounds.
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Morning Session

Board
150 Associated Oil Co 1900. - S11a
Fireman's Fund Ins -....----.- .152- 90
so Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Color 90
10 Paauhau z Go --.------..- % so
100 Pacific Tel & Tel tcOmmOn) 49,. Is 81
50 Spring Valley Water Go ....... "a 10
505 Spring Valley Water 60 .--.... 35. 90
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. SS. 90
81 600 United r Of 5 r 4S-...... "a %
$4,000 S 2 lst refdg 4S... 96 90
Street
40 Cal Fruit Gamers Assn ...... 100. 25
100 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co. .1O7 90
Afternoon Session
Board
100 AnglO-Csi Bank ....-.---....-. "a 90
100 Associated OIL CO-............. 81 .S71.
so Makaweil Sugar Co -----.-.-... 35 90
100 Pacific Tel 4 Tel (cOmmOn) --.. It 90
10 5 Savings Union -.--..-.-. .525. 90
395 Spring Valley Water Co... IS. 90
81 600 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s......-..-.. 9S. 90
81 600 2 Arizona IS t19i0l ........ .102. .25
s. 600 Pacific Electric Ry IS ........ 1O7 90
S. 900 $ Z Il X 1st refdg 49,. 96 90
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. IS %
$4,000 United Of 4s---.-... 74.25
Street
so Hutchinson Co ..---..... 1875
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Beams and Seeds

No further variation in beans or seeds In
noted. Beans quiet and steady.
Beans (per ctD-Bayo SO. .3063. 40; pea. So 25
493o; small white, $5G5.35 large white, 81 %
@435; pink. 81. 2.50@2 70; red. s5d5.5O: black
eve S3@325; limas, S3.60@3.S0; red kidneys
$3.2oG 800; cranberry beans $3. .2563.50; Gar
vanzas. S2Q2.50 for small. So. SOFAS for medium
and $3-25I4 for large; horse beans 1.75@1 go.
Seeds-Brown mustard 81 yellow mustard
nominal; faxseed. S3.75, carload lots; canary,
3A @4c; alfalfa 16@17c; rape cleaned 2G215e;
timothy, 6la Q6%c; hemp. 4@4hc: millet. 2sf a
51sc per Ib; broom corn seed, S23. so per ton.
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Hay and Feedstufs


There were 81 cars of hay on the market
yesterday morning and the large quantity
scared OF buyers and impaired weak tone
TO the market though there was no actual
decline Most of the hay now coming in is
aiIalfa from the San Joaquin valley.
Another feature was the arrival from Ore
gon Of 4,1S2 SKIS of bran. the largest arrival
from the north for some time. The feeling in
this feedstuf is easy, though prices are not
quotably lower
Bran s2s. .5o@3o per ton for white ands SIS. 80
Q29 for red.
Middlings- -s33@35 per ton.
Shorts-S31 @32 per ton
Feedstuns-Rolled barley S3O63l: rolled
oats for feed, $40; mixed feed, S2sM92 for aver
age lots; oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots $3.50, in
~ ton lots $33, in ton lots 500. so small lots
SaO; cocoanut cake or meal at mills S26 in 20
and ~ and $2650 In ton lots, jobbing SGT; corn
meal, $3I43s; cracked corn, $3Sd39: broom corn
seed. Sl15 per ctl: alfalfa meal and meslfalfa.
Jobbing lots SIG, carload lots $25 per ton
Hay-Wheat. $23@26; wheat and oat. $220
900; tame oat, $21 @25; volunteer wild oat $50
924 alfalfa, $15@19; stock, S12Q19 per ton
Straw-60q qS5c~ per bale
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Mining Stocks
CONSTOCKS

san FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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LOCAL MARKETS

MINNEAPOLIS, March l5.-Flax closed ,
$1.645s.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
New York adyices say of prunes:
The evening world., 1909-01-18
Coupon to Record Your Choice
VIII Be Found on Page2
of This Issue.

The Evening Worlds cycle OF beauty
has run past the three-quarter marx
with ,o-day's lnstalment Of pretty candl'
dates for place in Charles FToAUaH 5
American Beauty Chorus.
Voting for the fair competitors as
started in volume. The Evening World
readers are asked to I'LL out In fun each
coupon, designating their choice. The
coupon appears o. page >. Il should be
mailed to American Beauty Chorus
Editor, Evening World, p. o. Box lS5i
New York city.
The twelve lucky girls who receive
the most votes will be accepted IS prize
winners by Mr.. Frohman. They VIII
he given at once instruction in singing,
dancing and acting to fit them for their
work in the chorus OF THE Dollar
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In New York mex: August, Each one OF
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TWENTY YEARS
IN PRISON FOR
ALL "AFF|N|T|ES'
Senator Harte Will Introduce
Bill Providing Term for
Marital lnidelity.

State Senator Dennis j. Harte, OF
Long Island City, representing Queens
County at Albany, announced his In
tention to-day OF introducing a meas
IRE that ne believes will go a long way
toward stopping such tragedies as the
Uains.Annis and Thaw-Whlte killings
II will provide that a man and woman
guilty Of marital infdeli;y be punished
by twenty years each NJ hard labor
THE acQuittal Of Thornton Jenkins
Harte, "and have received so many
communications from citizens OF Queens
County VINO feel as do about IT, that
have determined to work until have
established some sort Of a precautlon-
airy measure. The acIuittal Of til man
will indicate to many tat prrs nal
vengeance is to be smiled upon, and
that the law is Inadequate TO Gcal with
men guilty of the offense with wAlch
Hams charged Annls,
I'm my opinion, II Is tie lani-Gcy
which such offenders meet under tie
law that causes man TO take the
punishment OF one who has despoi cd
his home into his own hands II there
we're a heavy penalty fOr both men and
women guilty OF intidelity, | believe
that the average husband would go 10
law, Instead u Cunning isr lis enemy,
and this week. In Albany. | intend to
introduce a bill making the oGensc
punishable by twenty years a. hard
labor FOR both the man and the
woman"
The evening world., 1909-01-18
THOUGHT MINE COLLAPSE
WAS AN EARTHQUAKE.

LA TROBE, Pa, Jan. ls,-Snyder-
town, near here, and the surrounding
vicinity. is In highly nervous state to-
day as a result OF an earthquake fright
yesterday. Accompanied by rumbling
noises. several hundred yards OF the
Derry township road suddenly dropped
about three feet and deep assures APP
peared in the adjacent ground A num-
Der of residences and barns were
damaged.
The people were thrown into panic
first fleeing from the scene and then
cautiously returning 70 view the
damage wrought by the supposed earth
quake. IN investigation, however.
showed the depression TO he due to the
collapsng Of an abandoned coal mine
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ERozE TO DEATH IN WAGON.

Emanuel Brutto, West Indian nesro.
was found frozen 10 death to-day In n
wagon at Coenties slip and South street.
Brutto was from Barbados, and came az
cook on the ship Kenmare, which ar
rived Saturday and Is docked al Jersey
City lie boarded with Thomas Carr.
from whome he became separated In a
crowd at the Bridge On Saturday.
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Ride Free

Patrons Of this store are carried
tree OF charge in Cross,own Vehicle
Co.'S omnibuses on 18th ST, to and
from 81 Ave. e., subway, and sur
face lines on Sd and 9Th Ayes. and
Broadway.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-11-02
For SaIe.

FOR SALE-Nice saloon fixtures.
Also business rooms to lease from
> to f years. Inquire at Hicks Hari-
ware Co, for y. r. Bailey. 16-27-12
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the main street before leaving for
Birmingham He attended his first
barbecue of the trip at the Mississippi
Industrial school for girls. The presi-
dent, TOO, had occasion to pay tribute
TO Secretary Dickinson
In the course of his midnight
speech at Jackon the president said:
"One OF your great heroes of the
Mississippi is Jefferson Davis, and
am glad the administration at Wash
ington has wiped out the evidence
of extreme Urtisan bitterness on the
cabin of John Bridge and that his
name is restored there as Secretary
of War, and 1 am glad because I know
and can testify from my experience
in the south that the same Joy they
experienced at the act on the part
of the administration is a JOY of our
common country and loyalty to the
common flag" On his way here the
president made a brief speech at
Kosciuko, Hickerman, Starksville and
West Point
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clock, because he can't afford to lie
awake to hear the thing go off
The genius who grated a min
weed on a strawberry vine and pro
duced plant yielding strawberries
and cream, needs On'y to graft this
marvel on sugar-cane to Guido Bur-
bank.
There is Jones who is regarded
as the wisest man in the township,
and yet he never expresses an opin-
ion on any subject How do you &C
count for it," That is easy. by
keeping his mouth shut people are
unable to find out how little he
knows
From November Farm Journal.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-11-02

Southern Railway, through Virginia,
North Carolina, Tennessee and Ala
bama, to Memphis. thence down
through the Ielta country to New
Orleans and thence eastward
through Mississippi, Alabama, Geor-
gia, Florida, ard up the Atlantic sea
board
The investigation VIII result in
the assembling Of much interesting
and useful data, not only as to the
extent OF road building in the South,
but the opportunities for improve
ment From ihe standpoint Of the
road builder, khe tour viii be ex-
ceedingly Instructive, as it win al
ford oportunity for a comparative
study of crushed stone, gravel, sand
clay. shell and other types OF road
under various conditions of climate,
topography and traffic; and in addi-
ton to this, CAREFUL observations will
be made of the experimental burnp-
CLAW roads at Greenvnle, Mississippi,
constructed under the supervision Of
the United Staes Office of Puu-.c
Roads. The use OF convict labor in
road work VIII also be made a sub
ject of careful study as well as the
economic results following the ex-
penditure Of large sums of money
for road building in many OF the
Southern counties.
As the itinerary has not been de-
hnitely determined upon, it is pos
sibIe that changes will be made from
time to time in accordance with re
quests of various communities, who
may desire to be represented in this
Government report.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-11-02

FOR SALE-Two mules, three
horses and a complete outfit of farm
ing implements. Address, VIM. NJ.
Clark, McAllen, Texas. 10-21-12C