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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-17

| Phone HensarlIng Bros. for shucks.
Five big bales for one dollar Phone
25i. 29s
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Oscar OF Cal
vert are guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Sam
Levy.
Joe Merka. Joe Kopecky. and Lewis
Merka OF Benchley, were In the city
today
win Robinson OF Marlin. is the
CUES, OF Mr., and Mrs. ., a. ID. Robin
son at .wixon.
Misses Emmie Fountain and May
Wynn OF College. are s-of- Miss
Malcolm McInnls.
O. l.. Wilcox. VI. s.. Breach and Joe
Walker were In the city today from
their homes near Tabor.
For sale-Upright. steiff Piano. APP
ply TO y. +. Giesecke. Phone No. 10.
College Exchange. 297
Mrs. A. W. Royder and Misses Katie
and Bertha Eayes OF wellborn. we're
visitors To the city today.
Unloading today car load OF buggies
making our stock new and complete.
Buchanan.Moore Co. 2gs
y. n. Pra,er left for his home at
lake Charles. La. this afternoon az
ter visiting In this city for few days.
'smqsoa ono 'ssiy ~
'lsvJyvsIq IoJ Suiu .om xIsAs kpusi
suIyva Sousy pun sIIoI pssIq ussi5
Mrs. A. krseDeaux and Misses Jes-
sic Medley and Oracle Campbell OF
wellborn. were visitors 10 the city to-
day.
Mrs. T. T.. Erwin returned to her
home at Hampstead this afternoon af-
ter visiting friends and relatives at
Fountain.
Mr.. +. c. Harder aas accepted
position with J. II. Mawhinney. where
he would be glad for his friends 10
call on him. \
All my land southwest Of Bryan is
Posted. hunters are warned TO kee.,
out or they will be- prosecuted. ]. w.
English 30i
FOR SALE.
Several desirable houses for resi-.
dences. Close in and convenient Mrs.
II. n. Roberts. 2s5
The littie Japanese. % In number,
will make you imagine yourself In
Japan. Carnegie hall Friday night.
2gS
The Rad Boy" will amase you Fri
day night The Cow Boys and Girls"
will appear In costume AT the Kinder
garten Cantata Friday night. zss
Hear ]. NJ. Lewis and bert Blessing
ton at Carnegie hall Monday. Nov.
20. Matinee and night Auspices 81.
Andrews Guild. 800
Don't wait any longer 10 buy that
new buggy Car load all the nov
styles in runabouts. twoin-one and
top .buggies buchanan Moore ca 81
The cantata and Individual mum
beers on program for Friday night are
given by pupils Of Mrs. Taylor's Kin
dergarten sS
The great fun makers Of HouSon.
]. VI. Lewis and Bert Blessington will
appear at Carnegie hall. this city.
Monday matinee and night Admis.
sion so and 10 cents. 200
J.. ". Lewis who writes. "Tamper.
ing with Trifies" for the Houston
Post and bert Blessington. the Post
cartoonist will appear at Carnegie
hall. this city next Monday. matinsss
and night Don't miss them. 500
W. T. c. Nunn loaded his house /
hold effects to-day for shipment TO An |
drews and win probably leave tomor-
row with his family for that place.
Andrews has been their home for
some time but they had not moved
their household goods eand had only |
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-17

While away at the convention Pas
tor NJ. r. Weaver preached mornins
and evening at Ennis. Texas and de
livered an address on Sunday after
noon to large company of men al
the Y. NJ. G. A.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-17
WOOD WOOD WOOD,

Try a cord OF my ash and pin-oak
wood, at $3.50 per cord. delivered.
2sS Lawrence Conway.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-17

Hart. Schaffner q Marx cloth
es are made for men who want
the test. Parks a Waldrop
have \ big line OF them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-17
1HE WEATHER..

New Orleans. La. Nov. 17.-Tonight
fair. frost. Thursday fair. warmer
Cline.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
BULLS SEND Up PRICES
Mr. Hartmann Expected Return
Factor IN the Increment.

Great activity at sharply advancing prices char
acterized the stock market yesterday. where the
total sales for the two hours Of trading were IN
excess Of $4,000 shares. at the rate of about
100000 shares for a fun day. There little
specific news TO account for the rise. but the
erpected return Of Mr. Hartman within few
days and a bullish interview with the president
Of the New York Central were among the factors
OF which advantage taken IN a successful
demonstration against the short interest 30
President Brown. in his interview. said that al
OF the roads of the New York Central system were
handling more loaded than for some time
past and that the passenger business, both east
and west OF Buffalo larger than in years, and
added that he had received excellent reports from
the West regarding the crop outlook
Net advances were scored by practically all OF ths
stocks in which there we're dealings The most
active issues we're Union Pacific and ReadlnS-
which are usually the market leaders. and which
gained Yesterday. respectively. 2ls and rs points
New York Central. which is expected before long
to do some important financing, made a net ad-
vance OF la points Missouri Pacific. Southern
Pacific and Alton each IA points. and Atchl-
son ST Paul. Baltimore 4 Ohio and Canadian "a
cih, each point In the industrial group. Consoli-
dated Gas advanced js points United States steel
common Ia. Amalgamated copper. Us. American
smelling and Refining. 1@l, and National Lead 20
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
PIGEON WITH A WAR RECORD.

The following is ,rus an -insularly remarkable
s+,rv OF A pigeon captured By Mr. Tinker a e ain
ster Of The I'D New York Volunteers. while tHs
ra,in,ent was tncamped at kalorama Heights, Va
Az Tinker made pet Of him and kept him IN
car,, until they started for POolesvilie- Strange
"a s.v The pigeon followed with the train. OCca-
sionaIy flying away at a great distance but always
returning and when weary would ahShr on soiiis
wagon OF the train
At night he was sure to come home, and, watch
ing his opportunity would select position ana
u,-iettV go 70 rOOst in ItnAers WaSUti
Many OF the rEslnsIlt LOOK A~s15 ~
him aud he SOON becal.e general ldFCIlt- sum
.s,,,l-sviUe he follow ed TO " asniustOn anu uONt
Ia me uuck where Tinker JUOk hlu o. tO4ru tns
Sfe.Iuer. 50 he Fortress Monroe thence 20
Wnsre ICcustOmed 70 mas
NJ ms over ana beyond Jhe enemy 5 WurKs- OUT
,,Fs aiWays sure return at evening 10 rOost anu
racsive his food in Tiuker's wagon Inehce he
Went All through the peninsular campaign after
watds 10 Antie,am and harper = Ferry. Witnessing
All lie battles fought by lis regiment
Isy this time he mad gained 50 much favor taaI
a friend offered S25 TO pur has nun. hut IlnAef
" would sell nim at any price anu soon Sent nlll
home as a present 10 some friend IL might %
interesting trace the future nov enlsnts ot tns
ranlarkabe specimen Of the feathered tribe put
none will doubt his instructive loyalty aud Gttacn-
ment the old Tammany reSiment--Cnieaso
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
asked. TEX dividend.
MUSHROOMS.

,.hicsg,'s amateur gardeners are letting a mint
of money slip unheeded through their fingers. n
sta atererts made by several South Water street
1HercIants are true. by failure TO wake up TO the
mushroom situation. -.
denIer who claims to handle so per cent Of the
mn shroom trade in Chicago states positively that
there is opportunity here for profitable investment
according @ his statement, there IS market Tor
almost any possible supply. and inasmuch as IarSe
quantities Of mushrooms must be shipped 10 Cll-
rapo from such distant points as Minnesota, New
York and ST. Louis the local grower surely shoud
be able to compete ,.t
The largest source of supply for Chicago Is Min
nesota where there are several large growers VINO
n6linds Of the fungi. They come for the most part
carefully hacked in one-pOund boxes. like SO many
omen umbrellas the stems OF one layer inserled
between the discs of the layer below.
Another large OF supply is New YORK
where dea lers gather the mushrooms from growers
tbroIIr the states Of Pennsylvania and New Jersey
who have resorted to the novel method OF raising
their crups in the bottoms Of abandoned coal mines
The tar1Derature and conditions of light and moist
,re are so nearly ideal in these places that large
forces Of cheap labor employed TO care Tor the
The spawn of the French mushroom. the long
sheathIlke mottled variety, comes In a loose con-
difion Dut up in boxes The English and pure
cIItlre spawn is in the form Of compact orlcKs
=, bich arc broken into pieces the size OF nut Tor
nlanting The best spawn appears TO be hled WIN
= TnIstv white growth, and II sown under proper
tcu1ner,itllre conditions, ten pounds VIII in a rev
weeks Weld a harvest Of plenty for family OF
Nm suite of the vast increase in the amount
nroduced said one dealer. the prices are not
and successful growing offers very prohtapie
6ald There Is secret Of growing. bui uetalIs
arf iYpnortant and If observed, even the beginner
can obtain good results. Chicago Evening Post.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York March 1909
vi 12E1- ne conee market firm today.
the light business and prices closed firm
a z not advance or 10 20 Is points
steady al unchanged prices advance Of points in
Iine with She European cables further improve
ineft Was due press dispatches Rio claiming that
severe hailstorlns had occurred in Paulo which
F1tIt reared 10 have I n
paris q that state The districts mentioned having
slnereo most severely Rbeirao E'reto
santa iHea ana DeParsize As this gained cIrcula
non ndcio'al buying orders VIII
Rad been quiet opening. offerings
very light prices quickly responded good sup
posed 20 depend the view holders sup
pes take as 10 the probable coming crop with
respect Il the course or prices during the
e4[reIt season There he little doubt that
SuppiieS must be drawn upon
ana Inc time 1hst crop coffee syei
aole, whether holders
VIII permit the be sold
viii probably depend the outlook for
prices Rainfall IN the State or Paulo is said
nave been the Gtest Of the last eight for the six
months ending February !. from which II
the crop is not likely very large one and the
fal.stortHs reported a a
caIlaEnE - would tend appreciate
coce. which IS already showing advancing tendency.
ne market for
o. the basis OF 81 . Rio No 4
tn" rang uf contract prices the oday
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March a7.-CIosIHg: WHEAT-SPot steeay.
ss - =. futures steady: May, IS sd. July. : 90
ic5n mixed ova taIy esonl. 5s los futures dul,
MI, nominal MAJ IS 81. -. PEAS anadan nrTll
IS d. FLOUR-Winter patents strons SIS ,I13 H9FS
st r6ndon tPachc CoasD. firm, = 5sq - BEEF
T.,tra T1ds mess dun I03s cd. PORk-Prime mess
western dull. 75s. HAMs-short cut "a to 10 10;
Stand, Cumberland cut. 2B to 80
H. arm ass short It 10 - III. steady 49s 90 ;
long clear mddl+s light. IS to 80 10 steady ass od
long mIddIes: heavy; 80 to 40 b. stesdy & 4ss @
Ifee - TO I6 H. steady. 3ls 80. SHOULDERS
square N to II 10, steady, as Cd. LARD-Prime
western in terccs. steady 5iS Cd. American refined
in pals firm. 52s 9d. CHEESt-Canadian hnest waI'e
On eos c5Ored firm, d5s 61 IAlS-
Prime citv steady Australian IN London easy
g0s ed IINSEED OII--Steady. 2ls Cd PhsIftSIl-Et Al
S,eady .7Sd TJRPENT1NE-Spirt firm 26s %
pCGI%-t'or1ncn S. Sd
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York March u, 1903.
BEANS AND PEAs-ReeeIpts o-day day 325 55o s9 bags g;
beans and $50 bags peas S9me1hgs HtT ports
9sa.' his sRes Sss II the 1 ght
Tho effect Of these hes.y at5,IaIS 1 Oh % @
haps the Of quotations can be ietaiEeo i nul
9e than Reretofor The small jobbns business to
same figure vas o5tainea or srI es SLOW RED kidney
unsettled. round lots can be b"asht a. = 20 DO
fsir to good 81 3Jgs2 IS do medium. choice 81 i5g
81 !. 90 pea enose s 90 e. 80. do medium s. IOq
s. 20S White kidney. choice s. 65gs2 20 do far TO
6904 60 conon s. a5 ysS~ sys esoee s lee
lima liz @caforns s. so6s2 So PEAs-seo'eh
% AsuTfTER-Recepts to-day. 66s7 pkgs The market
ruling about steady on hne "a ana fancy r grades e .,
Rather more Of the underpriced stock Offering The
OF held am Easdn fas bysT taxing %
tubs to-dny & at - a 3Se sd eIdediy Im sales at 5a
20 &c; good sized lots going at the outside
tie market is abundany supplied with other grades
We quote CreaInery specials, per ID. 31q31izc; do
3Oe DO rs,s 5 - s95 2oe s6eass GG 2s a Do
extras - 4 a 3sc rsts, - 5q2Gc; do seconds ESQ
i6 2SS process speeias % 2ie DO extras 22
thirds IS gioc: Western factory. hTsts 1s9 I9lic.
STOCK No l. held IS a1s'sc; do No .. 1914 Gle do
M yearly AZ classes Of ess dealers aag s saoTas h6
sII GRADES Of fun cream better grades OF skins,
az, az bean skns continue slow. A scattering
Plus lots have appeared from other points attracted
b the conditions prevailing here, but II IS
no, thought that surplus the viii be
ny ,,,,Ich any
Eet Exporters have shown fair interest this week,
and local shipments up LIZA boxes. mostly good
Though Including a few reflections Of full creams
Liverpool cable: Finest Canadian, new dos sd FOR FOR
cgesm specials I6a17c; do large small. colored or
white fancy. 15s.c do good to hne 10 do winter
made best 1414G DO good to prime 3 = g l45.Gi do
lite do skins nne ga 9ll%c: do fair TO good =
EGGS-Recepts to-day, 1893 cases Arrivals are
NOT excessive whatever surplus there has been this
week is taken either by by firm hold
ing owing high cost in the interior The market is
cent Improvement prices is fully sustained We quote
state Pennsylvania and nearby selected white fancy
fancy 2iQ22o 90 good 10 choice. 20G2o1sc; Western
storage packed fancy. 2olke; Western; hrsts 1880
1slic dirties 1TGis.c checks. eaa17iic; duck eggs
2sa55c; goose eggs e5q76c.
FRI I1S-FRESH-Appes in light receipt and hrIn
hut selling slowly low figures Oranges End grapefruit
in good densnd fancy. Pneapples firm We quote:
APPLES. spzenberg, bhl S4aSa; DO Northern spy
So So do fair 20 pra s4as5 2 Rsset choice 50 so
and Jsrsey HoWes per bb seas9 so; 90 Jersey usual
nAT New YORK crate 81 50. Jersey usual kinds,
Kew York crate. 81 75gs2i STRAWBERRIES Florida.
refrigerator per quart 2oG25c do crates 1s25c;
SSgS4 DO naked counts S2ds3 90 Indian River.
fancy selected 81 5oQS4; do mixed counts IN
70 e. 90 sir to prime 81 5oas 75 do porto Rico 81 IS
ds2 TANGERINEs Florida per strap s3gS9. OK D.
FRUIT Florida per box 81 2oqS4 DO Porto re- y %
a. csS5.n, 81 so@ss Is; do Porto Rico. $2Gss 25.
HoPs-Trsding continues quiet IN si SECTIONS IN
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28


i S2d. clearances Tor
the United states. 2Stpo bags stock 10000 bags san
tcsConoe market nru: No santos $500 No a$S".
receipts 2.0yO bags stock. 2@S. .OO0 bags Hamburg
tohee market opened UNCHANGED pig higher.
unchanged TO = ofE higher. safes. 5000
Havre-Codee market orened unchanged TO =
higher. at l. IN unchanged.
COTTON had sharp ady 2ncN
although there Appeared be change OF con
trading fairly active ana tho
steady gain or sc 10 points
opened steady advance points better
cables than expected foreign buying and covering There
quite little sale the upward movement bur
vel taken. and I'm the late trading houses
good buyers apparently both There
markets. but nothing tangible
enough explanation OF
carried prices about 1920 points
= o. week. The better llferpp1'
attributed authorities 10 the de'isih
Lancashire manufacturers against organised cuTtal
ent while foreign buying here believed % Be the
uncUin- straCdes and covering ~ hedges owing TO
light exports this side stocks abroad
largely heiged n York and they being sold
hedges evidently being covered Weekend fig
while visible or
showed dccrease than Ccr the
week this attributable 70 the smaller
into sight movement rather than 20 spinners ta<lngs
which bales smaller than FOR the satuc
week last year. No precipitation Nas shown ty the
weather With tho forecast calling for cloudy or
sFoVsry sunday. ShoUers In the western
1a.r pc,d ne considered good
need a weather permit u The preparation Of land
FOR
--zs as
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

YORK March -. ~ o.
BFFVEs-Rcceipts usrs 81 cars. or 1.13a head; al
-1,,.f sale on live WciEni
1r~~srd beef uut steady - ater aole a1,l'e
Ia ta.D received from the Catf and beef markets o
f:-.af f-eIu Exports from this port today incluIel
-l quarters bos( go the Now York 60 Souths
Minneapolis 70 London. ana -4,''
gtla rfnrS n the Baltic. 10 lir"rrool 90 ,-...t,.-
1.IyFS-rccefuts I7o head, all for sialGn'eT
rrs There trading in live Ca5yes t.L @ aSS N
orrfnrs r-~ feeling Dressed calves We're N
moderate surfy firm pa oc Ier n for city dresser
,.1rTa and country dressed
75 head Including u ears for sauEhieieIs ahI - ~
1 ,1c market Fcelinc hrm for all sorts ana amps
f-ag-c hzntr Prime state lambs sold az - -
shrar ru mutton steady at "a
Fre~so5 ars a. 1alcls,: dressed hothouse
larrts at StH$7 80 Tcr carcass ,es ..a,. r,-,Ls
=o1ee--hiuTarS' Commission company lNo 9ta'c 'o'
~ - average. 8 ~ per 100 10 49,. ,.s Ill ,o-
rfaurbfsrerg %omiraIly nrm ON Buffalo advices Couh
tr,, T-css.d hogs quiet steady at 6ae2c per 10
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

tail moving about. so she walked quietly away and
informed the villagers.
Several tens OF villagers came with guns and
reyoIverS TO shoot the tiger Al the nrSt shot the
tiger rushed to the other side. and then 10
vegetable plantation. one Of the villagers went
near the tiger but was injured by its claws. An
other went and was scratched on the face third
the veracious chroGicer asserts, jumped on the
hack Of the tiger. and. taking hold or us ears
fred into the mouth Of the beast
At the same time the other villagers were strtk-
ing IL with the end of their guns After 4
while the tiger killed II weighed l60 cattles
The villagers who were wounded we're carried
10 Canton to be attended to.-Pall Mall Gazette
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
HoRsE spEcTAcLEs.

The business % one well known firm OF opticians
II, England consists largely in the manufacture OF
horse suectacles The object OF the spectacles =
10 promote high stepping. They are mace or sun
lea her entirely closing the eyes OF the horse ana
the glasses used are deep concave and laFge n
size The ground seems 70 the horse 70 De RAISED.
mas to step over some obstacle. This system ot
snsctacfe Is generally adopted while the horse :
Young and its effect his step and action IS SAD
to be reuarkable. IL has been discovered tnat InS
cause OF a horses shying IS as rule snort sisnt,
ard IL Is now suggested that the sight or All notses
should be tested. like that o. ehhdren-Bosr>-
Transcript
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton
cuet. sales bales speculation and export 800 tales
srnercan 5000 bales; imports 10000 bales. all Aneri-
ar rufddIinC upland opened steady,
partly point higher and point higher on lat"
Iooutbs closed steady points higher and "a
az points higher distant positions. March March
April and Apri-May. 4.Esiad; May-June. 3sfd june
july. 4.92i4d: JulyAuEust' 495d august -septenl6er'
g2kd Standardization. 800; October NoFeInbfr'
ssd Soven1berDeceInber and Decemoer-JanuaTy ASa'
TIOTR AND MEaI-There quiet jobbing
trade in -four to-day purchases being confined 70 m
ysdate requiIernents only. Prices quotably un-
changed and nrm. Rye unchanged with a
light INQUIRY following prices quoted on the
Seyy York Produce Exchange: Spring patents 90 1In
"a n winter straigts 3s5 80; winter patents % %
gs6 spring clears 81 <Oas4 TO- extra No winter - 30
6gS4 G5 extra winter S4Q$4 Is Kansas stTalghis
81 a5as5 As. BUCKwHEAT FL0LR-Msrket dull
SuotsSc s19s2 % per n RYE FI1OJR-FtrTn.
Sg0ted Fair TO good 81 25as4 choice fancy s. Is
Ss475 CORNMEAL-Steady. Quoted Kiln dried 81 -
ass - RAG MEAL-steady Quoted: Flne white ie. and
ZeIlov 81 55aSI 81 5G0sl 30 FfsIN eeteT1l
steady city barely steady 2uosd Western 9o spring &
dog $40 20. city s2s bulk s2 I5 sacks middling
s967S2a IS red $50 ~. all March shipment honlhy
chop S26 80 bulk s27 20 sacks: olmeaL sSS -.
GRAIS-WHEAT-It another day or strong
under currents the wheat market with nna prices
= - net hiaher in York and further advances on
H. late curb May at o'clock being quoted 81 2l1z
ana JuIy 81 13h. The bullish influences were
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
A CHINESE TIGER STORY.

few DAYS ago. says the Canton correspondent
Of ."Tha south China Morning Post. a big tiger
was found lying in temple at Saichui. A woman
no vent to the temple it. ana thought It
,Tas tigers skin that used for the god inside
the temple When she stood still, she saw the
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

The following shows the relation between 'hs
.o,aI resar,e and the total deposits the respec
tive dates:
March 2f 90 March q. os March 80 %
SEQ 3T52l0l 100 Sl35,6o9. 700
- 600 81 9120o) a. 42O.Sto
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

strong cables. light worlds shipments and pig de-
passage The Liverpool market was up =
q "a. Berlin closed &c higher, and Antwerp sc
higher. 4 significant feature abroad was the actl'e
csrsoes. mIllicn bushels. This makes -
caTgoes 81 parcels since last wednesday. or ap-
proxirnately 100000 100000 bushels The export
business for good deal Of discussion on
Of reported large resales AS near as coull
be learned. Of 112 loads reported by Du.uth n
the about half export ana the rest
resales The situation West was again q SID
Ject bull argument of the houses IN
touch the states reporting more or less
damage reports from Missouri ONO
and Kansas The English visible showed decrease OF
234000 bushels, compared with I132.000 bushels Tor
the corresponding week last At primary points
the receipts $4,000 bushels, against 4lZuuo
bushels year ago Including 26O at Minneapolis
and Duluth. The Winnipeg arrivals were 355 cars
compared with 147 year Cash wheat IN ths
local market closed follows: No red, 81 20 "a
81 265s elevator, and 81 PIN b afoat; No North
ehoat. CORN-The market for corn, in race OF
larger receipts expected and rather poor cables
generally rm all day closing at best point There
fair commission house buying on unsettled
weather West. and the estimate Of only ia cars Tor
Monday. while offerings did not prove burdensoIne at
time during the day. At all western points the
arrivals 351 600 bushels compared with 6S4OOO
quoted 1870 T3zc anoat; no
white, nominal and No . yellow, T3%c o ahoat
OATS-Although traders made effort TO break the
market, oats well sustained all day by the
strength in other grains and closed quite steady Ie
local cash market closed follows Mixed. 28 to
and clipped white, q - h. Td6Ic. RYE-Market
dull: No Western. SIC nominal. o h New York
BARLEY-Market steady; mailing, &c q T9c. and feed
ing "a q T5c New York
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
COBALT STOCKS.
BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL.

In: ..s: sss .ss sss: & esa P: nes4sss G';9 aTs1s
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
BRYANT PARK BANK.
S1.431,036.59

OFFICERS
" " WARNER. President.
EDWARD ASHFORTH. Vice President
Jules WEBER. Vice President
4 F. GIESE. Cashier.
I. C. MEEKS. Asst. cashier
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

srrnited states deposits included S2-50T.soo
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits the respec
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28

CLEARING HOUSE BANKS. DAILY AVERAGE
March 20 March 81 Changes
o, q G0l G3b 400 81 POS 6O2 100 Dee. So U}3 500
dSe.to 271 800 100 2II 6a+ Inc ia 7Oo
T#pecSS ..,s,- s0 700 700 81 434 COO Inc 9S1 .0O0
,fcEe. 74s ae5 400 345 3gS p0p Dec. 5O66
i!'ICDristi,r 800 as 5s1 600 53T. Dec +4,1UU
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
Instruction.
VIM. ]. Belts, NJ. A., Yale.

stamford Conn., tutoring IN college entrance require
experience in individual tnstructto1
VIII enable young 20 save time
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS OF aPBTE.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished bv r. /. Day s Co.. No 81 Wall s;rest)
- as Nfcb u N,h Nc Nch 27
New-York tribune., 1909-03-28
Swimming
Swimming Scientifically Taught
Heated POOLS PROF. DALTON. o West 4tth
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Gov ernesses
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