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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-19

The best pills made are DeWltts
Little Early Risers, the famous lit
tie liver pills They are small, gentle
pleasant, easy to take and act
promptly. They are sold by PC
Scott.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-19

If you want some good photo
graphs of the children, don't
fail to call on J B Taylor, the
photographer while he is IN
Greelvville. He will remain
only a short while.
S-l2-tf
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Time to Rebel.

Time to Rebel.
For three weeks he had borne all
the horrors of housecleaning without
a murmur Then his patience gave
way.
"And you," sobbed his wife-"you
used to tell me was your queen"
YES" he said, with wild glare in
his eyes, "but when man finds his
queen has used his best tobacco jar
Tor pale oak varnish and his meer-
schaum pipe for a tack hammer he
begins to grasp the advantages Of a
republic"
Just Some Badinase.
Mr.. Jigley-The other day 1 saw
quite an interesting educated pig
Miss Pert - Oh, of course! I
suppose
Mr.. Jigley-Don't say it! You
were going to say you suppose I
looked in the glass, weren't you?
Miss Pert-Not at all. I don't
consider you interesting or edu-
Gated. - Catholic Standard and
Times.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-19

The weather man insists that
everybody will become we'll acquaInt-
ed with General Humidity before
summer ends.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-19
Not In His Lifetime.

A we'll known scientist was lectur-
ing on the suns heat and in the course
Of his remarks said: 1T IS an eStab-
lished fact that the sun is gradually
but surely losing its heat and in the
course of some 100000 years it will
be exhausted Consequently this world
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-19

Photos one cent each for one
person for one week at Taylor
gallery, Greelyville, 5. q.
S-12-tf
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-19

The RECORD has printed up a
number of promissory note
books, ffty notes to the book,
that we are selling at ten cents
each, tt
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-19

Old papers for sale at this Of
6ce.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-08-19

sHOw MANY YEARS DID YOU SAY 1T WOULD
BE?"
Of ours will be dead and, like the
moon, unable to support any form Of
life"
At this juncture a member Of his au-
dience rose in an excited manner and
said:
Pardon me, professor, but how
many years did you say it would be
before this calamity overtakes us?"
The Professor-Seventy millions, sir.
Thank God" was the reply. 81
thought you said 7,OO0000."-Success
Magazine.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
OTHER MARkETssY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan 2s-CATTLE-Re Receipts estimated as
1000 head; market steady, EO7ST
gee oV hsifers S8ESS 5 bulls So 40GS3 90 calves 50 50
GSS stockers and feeders So 5OdS5 40 HOGS Receipts
estimated at 5000; 5QfOc lower. Chofce heavy
shipping IS 35dS6 90 butchers SGd<S S5;
50 s5GSS choice light. ssGs5 05 packing IS 10SS *:
pigs, 81 7SaS5 60 bulk OF sales. ss9s5 40 sHEEP-
Recepts estimated 1900; market 155c lower; sheep
81 259$5 70; lambs. SIS 25aSs 35: yearlings s5GST.
Cincinnati. Jan 2s-HOGS-Recepcs. 3.O5I
ket generally steady butchers shippers 5OaS6 55
SLOW sad fair good shippers S59Ss. common.
81 5NQ$3 So
Union Stock Yards. Ptttsburx. Jan 2s-CATTIsE-
Supply light; market steady: choice 15ISs prime
50 sOGSo 10 SHEEP-Suppy light market steady. prime
wethers. IS 10GS5 % cus common seas 50. lambs.
fatr market actiTss prime hssvies So Ss 6 mediums
SO 40S6 45: heavy Workers So ~ light Workers. s. $50
50 10. pigs. IS 5GGSS go rO1ghs. s56$s
Kansas City Jan 2s.-CATTLsE-Recsipts. S4co head.
lower others steady; choice export and dressed bses
steers So T5Qs6 30. fair good. 81 1875
steers S4gS6 =; stockers feeders 4O9S5
erl steers Sass 20. southern 81 Soa$4
calves, 50 5C9$5 so HOGS-RecefDts head mar
ket &c closed top. 2Tts sales
IS 65aS6 heavy 15ss y packers and butchers
s. eo1S6 %, light 50 5O0ss. pigs. $4dS5 SHEEP
s475 S'V
East Buffalo Ian. s-CATTIsE-Narket firm: pri-ns
69s6 so vEAIS-Receipts 30 head; market
tive steady HOGS-Receipts 3. so head, market
slow and 51Oc lower heavy. Sc 60qS6 T0 mixed 81 500
IS: s6GS6 pigs. 6dGS5 10 roughs So
ass 65: dairies se6S5 so SHEEP AND I.ANBS-Re-
cepts 1900 head market slow sheep steady: lambs
yearngs &c lower lambs S5G$T 90 yssrngs. So IS
6S6 so
a-y. IS s.: March 50 80; october. IS 10. ALsIKE-
Prime. s. so
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
xEw ICE BOND ISSUE AUTHORIZED.
Proceeds to Iiquidste Floating Debt OF the
American Company.

The American Ice Company has authorized the
sssu. ot ssonae9 first and general mortgage 20
wear bones convertible after two years into per
cent u-eferred stock and redeenaoe at par and &C
crued interest on any interest payment day, upon
SIXTY days notice
TIE new securities Will be offered for suhscrip-
ten TO the stockkolder Of the American Ice COM
p2ny and the American Ice SECURITIES COMPANY
Ene also subject 70 the subscriptions made by the
stockholders to the holders Of the per cent de
bentures OF the latter company. The sale OF the
bonds has been underwritten by a syndicate formed
by W A Tucker q. L Boissevain and F Q. Brown
under the management Of Charles D Barney q Co
The proceeds Of the issue. it is announced, VIII
Huuidafe the entire floating debt of the American
Ice Company and provide sufficient working capital
fer all requirements. A voting trust has been ere
steo, extending through the life OF the bonds so
thar control OF the company viii remain in the
hands OF the present directors. The bonds are TO
he secured by first mortgage real estate valued
al about S00Oeo
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan. ss.--After nervous and feature
less session, tire wheat market closed easy. with
nrfces of shade TO 1sc to 1c, compared with yes
ter4av's close. Corn and oats closed steady ana
provisions strong
Local bulls gave the wheat market special Sup
port to-day but times demand from that source
was very light and the market was inclined 20 sag
Prices throughout the dsv fuetuated within a iso
range and almost az the bottom on final trans
actions May closing at s. 07s and July at Ssl<c 70
e7Ssc Firm cables ard Indications Ot a revival IN
ca sh demand here helped 70 hold the Market
steady while favorable weather for the tail soNn
crop OF wheat in this country and a liberal eSti-
mate en- the amount Of wheat 70 &c shipped rom
ances OF wheat and -four were equal 70 299O9O
bushels Primary receipts were $4,000 bushehz,
cor1Dared with 412,0OO bushels the corresponding
day a year ago Minneapolis, Duluth and chicago
reported receipts Of 234 cars against 2oS cars ast
week and s34 wear ago
Rains In Iowa. Nebraska and Missouri had n
tendency 10 strengthen the corn market to-day
hut pit traders were disposed TO sell. owing to re-
oorts Of Increased offerings Of corn from Iowa
Leading longs bought moderately. but the deule~
fro-1 tfat source was much smaller than during
the last two davs and trade n general was rather
small The market steady all day and at the
lesa ,rices we're unchanged to &c lower. compared
With the previous close May closed at s21sc and
July at 63c. Local receipts We're lsI cars VITA
OF contract grade
There was only light trade eats ard ths
market was steady all day, prioss holding WIN
I.c range. Final prices were unchanged - &c -
nc lower. with Nav az SIC e 52isc and July a:
4Sls- 10 4S5sc. Local receipts vere ~ cars
Provisions easy al the start because Of a So
decline In live hogs but the market became strong
during the last half OF the dav Or covering BY
shorts. At the closs prices wsrs 7fzc 20 a7is>
higher.
cars: corn. $50 cars. eats. 134 ears. hogs $4,000
head.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
Z. -, = -

COTToN-AfteT a. unsettled early session ne cot
ton nrm to-day nearly recovering the
loss of previous day and closing steady al net
advanca of = Sales estimated al
200 oOo bales market opened steady at unchanged
prices 10 advance OF points on covering. cut
quickly weakened under selling from the same sour
ns that o. yesterday and liquidation by more tlInld
longs who evidently disturbed by the runors that
a strong pool had been formed But after easing
OF 10 net loss OF = points. with ths later
months selling back the low Lowell of Tuesday morn
ing very aggressive support developed, with one
broker credited with buying fully 250o0 bales OF
october during first hour. This demand started
covering Of the earlier sellers. ano also at
trActed buying through commission houses
with the result prices continued tc work upward
rntu in at session March selling at 9fOc
ara 9S7c. The close only shade or
from the top under realizing private adFlces from
the south regarding spot conditions were somewhat
mixed but on the whole seemed 90 be rather more
encouraging Will. the Southern spot markets ohcay
reported unchanged TO hc lower Private cables
from LIVERPOOL quite generally expressed a beSfish
oninion of the market. but Liver
pool evidently buying orders here supposed
70 he end " Etraddles Ihe
south was a aggressive seller than on NednssdaS
but little support appears 20 oe '"iL'e l"l.
source AT tho present time The renewal OF bull
around b for May and eZ6c Tor october
Appeared TO somewhat reSssuring 10 ouisice longs
The range contract prices In tho Local mar"et 10
dae-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29

x
uEEvFs-z.eetpts wsre "a se2 head, in
,l1dinE Is cars consigned direct to siaushtsrers No
trading en- ive weight toaay Iss!ias n2Taiazl 4 ~
Der ID for native sides London and LiveTpool eattls
and beef markets unchanged No exports from this
port to-day or to-norre7F
cALyFS-Rseepts we're 15T head. including so a.
rect to butchers and a. for the market The feeling
was steady Buffalo calves arrived late az the upper
sold az 81 sic 100 ID no barnyaEd calves West
offered. Dressed calves STEADY CITY dressed veas
selling at s911e pei Do s al f eho'e eaF'a''e' at
Sales. Sanders: IL veals. 1it 10 average at $40
e so 100 do 6 $50 do h. al l5 S. III & Il so ID at % 100 at
S Judd & Co: veals. 135 10. at 50 so
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts 204
4e45 head including 3 cars for saughterers and IN
on few sheep offered sold at steady prices.
prime lambs firm; medium grades
cars carried Sheep sold at ssgs4 so per 100
10 lambs at sdgs7 90; culz at 81 25qs4 so Dressed
IO17QiSc: dressed dollhouse lambs at s1oGs2
saissGs Sanders 1ss state lambs IS 70 average at
81 so per 100 ~ ~ 10 81 SO 81 do, "a n.
81 25 81 do 76 ~ 81 10; cuIls IS 70 at 81 80; u
d. Il ~ at 81 2S: state sheep 100 H. at "a d do
shippers M - co1nraission Co: lambs 81 n at
81 5o sS Buffalo so To- 81 25 1s3 do. ss 10 a,
f>+o, & Co; "A Ohio larnbs "A ~ az 81: aoO do IS
70 at SIS 50 10 cus 80 70, at 81 & 10 state sheep. SO
~ Ksrzs M - Commission Co. 2ls Buffalo lambs n at
% p Hume: "a state lambs 70 n 81: Buffalo
a Al N at ss 60: Is do 70. IS: IS cu!is 10
al 81 50: Il lis 70. al s. 5os do 1+3 n,
Judd & Co state lambs, 70 81 IS; sheep.
HoGsLReceipts we're 9 cars Or ..slz head. inelud-
sls.S1 - G lower Prime heavy hoes soId
Sa 10 per foo i country dressed hogs in ns9erzta de-
ssIes SANDERS 10 state hogs. ssS average. az
ss 20 per 100 n
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
SEE NO ESCAPE FROM RATE WAR
Said That Boston 4 Maine Cut VIII Be Fol
lowed by Other Roads.

baltimore. Jan 2s.-offcisls Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad refused to-day to comment upon the
move OF the Boston G. Maine Railroad. which In
FORMED the Interstate Commerce Commission YES
terday that 1t would insist a freight rate Of 81
cents hundred pounds from Boston to the West
the same as from Baltimore Opinion in local rail-
road and shipping circles however. is that the ac-
tion OF the Boston & Maine leaves no avenue for
escape from great freight rate war
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has not as vet
adopted any retaatory measure, but there is little
doubt that ii VIII lower it's tariff to meet the cut
OF the Boston Maine. This is expected TO be fol-
lowed by similar action by the PHILADELPHIA and
New York lines and later by those in Canada and
roads centrng at New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
BIG CONTRACT FoR WELLS FARGO & co.

@e4s Fargo & Co. IL was learned yesterday, have
eSnso long term contract with the Chicago, Mil
eokse d ST. Paul Railway Company. giving II the
A'eas privileges all that roads lines, 'includ-
-s the Fseihc Coast extension. total distance
aeoui $3.50 miles. The contract becomes ef-
-eS'fe May !. The United States Express Com
ptay had hitherto operated the lines of the ST
-1- Tie latter company. il will be remembered
several months ago got the contract TO operate on
a-s Frisco lines. which had formerly been held by
&c Wells Fargo company. that the TWO COM
s~aaes appear simply to have eSchanged ROADS.
cise miles OF road
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool Jan 2s.-CIosi4s-v iEAT-s2ot fr,i: @ S'
red Western winter f1ad Futures steady Ma-ch
7s sSsd; MAY IS I1zd JULY IS I'd COFS-Spot stsadyi
American mixed. fvia Galvesr7n' 3s 81 FutnIeS
srea5v. March IS 4ssd: May 4isd- PEAS-C aladial
STEADY a. 7s-Td FLOURa-Wintsr patents sres9y az
BEEF-Extra India steady az us 5d PpEk-
Prime mess Western quist us 50. HAMS-Short cu.
"a ~ "a n, strong AZ ass BACON-Cumberand cut %
n 80 n firm short rib Is 70 "a o strong az
a. long Clear r7iadIes - -. steady az
4ss long nfddles heavy, * . 40 n steady at s'
shor+ riear sacks 1S 10 10 Sd: clear bel
les IA TO quiet az SIS F{OJIDHsES-sauare- II
2 n s-rou- 39s LARD-Prlule western. n
tSar~ss quiet az ass rsfned. in pss dull az
4as Al RT-TTER-Sood Uuit~d states steady At sss
GIIET,SECa15dan Husst white drru SIS ID CANADIAN
S,ss -oIore5 6rTu at 81 TALIOW-PrtHas CITY d1H
.. 9ss -PPENTIN.E-Sprits firm at ais. ROSIN--
-,--T-o, srsa5v at s. Sd PETROLEU-N-Rehnsd quiet
a. $50 T,TNSFED OIL-StsaGy a 23s
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29

The local cotton quiet, with prices
for mddins Gulf sales consumption. lales
were teIegraphel Mobile quiet &c lower
1ec sales. 2oo bales savannah steady liz lower
at 5I8c Norfolk steady. unchanged at as: sales
susts quiet unohansed at Lice sales eos COS 5ales 81
Louis steady unchanSed al LS @ S vncbsngd
At 4,e saes 20 "a 10 Afsmpbs seady Unchanged az
iS-1ec sales Ass bsles Wilmington quiet unchanged
sespi % = m fsd.s ssaas. Rah f I s week
262 lest yeaT at Galveston 1000 to looo bSisS; @
Orleans 1900 bales. against S'' last week and
special LysR0ql 5 & csess P2 s9tsGDd sSd
fair business @ d"ns american 500 bales imports 4o5
bales; American, 3,OOO bales. Mdding upland 62sd.
Closed seady at not decline OF s}a points: Janu-
s[E s Ssse 5issd s2d
and juneJuy. ol11sd: JulyAugSst 6iddi
Noysee sssd ssd
FIoGK GI AND MEAi-The market in general
were s'e4ay , and small t90H .s Guq9aG 9ae
The following prices quoted on the New h9rG Pr9q9eg
st1sigh5s s. e5as4 s. 7S$S 2S spring
s1eg S1 9 AZ T0ass 50 BUCftWHEAT FI1oUR-Mar
ks sssdy s. s5sS2 90 per 100 sss z ss2s * 5oa5 RTs
Fl ssB.y $. soSs4 SaosSa' Sc ss
Kiln asd aHs y.oS sS g. 81 A 5sSs Co. 81 5o IS
sas s Standard @ mddns $40 $40 % red
dog Ss1 city bran s25 10 bulk s2s 90 sacks midGns;
s5oe So ss7 bulk a SIS 3 sacks: oiimeaI. sa3.
.,SaF Sac IN 1he wheat op.raons
shsr rssnsa qgres son ss p.vo9s night with
suRp0Tsiss ppeT result the operations FOR
count conducted with good deal OF Ga4en & esp
Evidence Of further business at high premiums
having affected BY better SPOT demand ags re
% Tsdues aes' former estimates regarding 1poraoe
Plus of the Argsnsns Skes up 4e per bush
weeks due to light surPss Eo2q on 9e the
other hand Broomhs estimated the Argentine 1 S
TINS. hs FeeN se previous week and 900
while some talk Of export business bn a.
done far as could be learned at qShgr Missouri and
mills buying wheat there AnS5hg s BEEN SOLD
from s se1is Sssest saia ld iha6 on seoTd the %
se4rf se that w's soft Wsathsr now prevailing ne bit
eaent The s9vces Minneapolis. the @ -four
Ss0oh Ssss X WsTs tho ssan s few days The neISc
points amounted to $1,000 bush sompsTse v tn bae
sseady follows 80 Tsa 81 st SsAs1 09, t sts
81 sffG5 is. ahs and a No 10 hard s. i0 saost
Gsg and pTses e further GOO
% & Larger ssE SegD 0ss s1s. fa1 cables aowa sse anS
sssiast sas shipped this and
cable said that taTor hs Redets 6e %ee e
sfgsr than but were es 1e5 e Sfe thsn
earlier IN the week byeTpIo oass 10 corn was
ana anu ~ Tfc In elevator and ssAc afoat; NO :
Swbite nominal and No yellow esSo e anos. Ca
there q narrow movement n tne oats
ers, the undertone being barely steady hr9ugnont
;x.S rs % 80 64as4ae natural white % t2 = o
clip white 81 to az ~ oo7
yT Market dull Western. sllsc noInsna;
Nsw York BARLFYMarket STEADY. sr-51 q, y5t, r.
e New fnTE MN v hhI1f1
S.o Sa ve,k etste quoted T5c. nominal
NEW York PRICES r,.,-
g ap;p,Gsi. Il n. $, HIS f SIS s H loR
Tulv .......
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. Jan 2e.-The weekly return OF the
Bank OF England shows the following changes:
Total Increased fl sos 06O circulation de-
creased $4,000 bullion increased f1S6,o0o, other
securities decreased 1853 000. other deposits In
creased f2o45 e00 public deposits decreased fS07-
zoo; government securities unchanged. The pro-
portien Of the banks 10 liabilities is now
- Der cent against &c per cent last week, and
compares with ss7s per cent in this week last
year The rate OF discount is unchanged at per
cent
Fsris, Jan ss.-The weekly return Of the Bank
u u france shows the following changes: Gold on
Asno increased tS.55o O0e francs, and silver on
hsnc increased eT5 O0o francs
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January Is, 1863
COFFEE-The coffee market showed very little feat-
day sales for day being % 80 bags. icudng
switches while after opening steady at unchanged pce
10 decline of points the market showed lutte move
ment closing steady net unchanged TO points low er
opening decline been Influenced Dy
disappoint ting cables although there nothing In the
foreign calculated to make much impression on me
The support leading trade Interests
which feature OF late much in evi-
while there appeared be Just sufficient
scattering liquidation to prevent Improvement aitec
OF the European markets, Havre was = Pig
y pfg higher, and Hamburg was net unchanged
y pig lower. OF the Brazilian markets Rio was hr1
while Santos quiet at advance of
Is Receipts the two ports 81 900 bags
and $4,000 bags years
ago Jundahy receipts 1900 bags against 10 600
bag $1,000 bags two New York
warehouse deliveries on Wednssday were ls9oe bags
was steady quotations the basis of e for Rio
No 7. -, --,--. - l.
Fn
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
KNIoKERBoCKER TRUST co. FEES UP.
Payment to Receivers and Counsel May Be
Determined by Referee

The Appellate Division In Brooxlyn yesterday
mace an order denying the motion made by the
knicHerbocker Trust Company to make the order
OF the Appellate Division Of last June by which
the ices OF the receivers reduced SIS 600
TO $4,000 apiece and the fees of the cou3syYrou,
$4,000 10 s20.oooJin all. nnal order
The result OF the decision is practically to remit
the matter 10 Justice Clarke for the appointment
OF referee TO determine the amount Of compensa-
uon or the receivers and the 10 be awarded
as counsel fees the receivers and their counsel
nave made motion for the appointment OF a ref
cree for that purpose.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
PITTsBURG HARTMAN HEARING ENDS
Resumption in Cincinnati-Lack of Compe
tition Between Pacific Lines.

Ffttsburg Jan. 8-The taking of testimony IN
the Pittsburg hearing OF the governments suit to
dissolve the Hartman railroad merger was finished
here to-day. The next hearing will be held in Gin
cinnau on February 8
The testimony Of the witnesses examined to-day
seemed 10 bear out the governments contention
that competition between the Southern Pacific
Railroad and the Union Pacific Is not as keen now
II prior TO 1901
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
CANADIAN LOAN A DRUG IN LONDON.

Nuon Jan &-The underwriters of the new
Csnadisn loaa OF :soo,ocoe. interest at 81. per
-@ ISSUE prioe es1z, the subscriptions to which
closea Yesterday. have been left with SO per
ehi o. ne amount on their hands. The loan Is
~ e4oteo az a discount Of one-ham Of per cent
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
BANK OF BENGAL RAISES RATE.

S-cotta- Jan z-The rate of discount Of the
Seak of Bengal raised to-day from 10
per cert
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

The gross receipts and disbursements OF the
Southern Pacific Company in respect OF Its leased
lines and of the proprietary companies In respect
81 tines not leased. and the other receipts and
disbursements Of the Southern Pacific Company
and of such proprietary companies, after excluding
all offsetting transactions between them, Tor the
last two fiscal years, compare as folio"s'
1908 1907. Changes.
400
AEer InIes Il 54S 5e8 Sis gao l76 81 os4ei0
Gross opeI a S3I s5z 10 5s3 lS4 Dec. ss2 $50
Total oper S18 go s i94 Ssn Dec aao
.S76Ots'4lt4 SLl LOO, o- ~
oper S.65I.oOh S-lSo,o'4 Dee' 7'-'"iS
Taxes. rail lines, c.oe -o, =. csa san
$3.50 l4o -"o'''''A --0'
-, - .x,, sss s13 1872 sss 1sl s3a Inc. s5.45I, $50
revenue R34 bo5f-o S-"'Oa-''-' 7'' S''00''
Income other than ae- &c. M, ore roa
operating 4U'''4SA ''-~''' 49,
-, ,,. sae e7a 200 sA7sis1I1 Dec. Ss.e+4. 800
FIXED GhaTg s,ss Il 2so s14 1772o65o Dec. 45o.eos
Surplus hzed . - ,oo .o- "a, r,.o ss 1as oa-s
charges -.--.. 81 <po-o5o s%7'''''''i - T0'
her cha
a better. depre- eoe ooo NJ. ass sra
citation. etc---.-- iol"A%< ''0'0'9"'
sIo sas Ar s27 6ss 5ss Dec. 81. .so5.12o
Preferred DIVIDENDS S24oooZ ~'"''o'' -
- sI4es2 s2i s24 IA Dec. SIC. .2I6. 500
Haanee ,,,i5srjs II s7204s f03s7 13a Inc. L4s4sl4
60 -so 77s s14 Sal $50 Diet. 81. .7eO .so7
srn5Tv expenses. 1907 l32es0 Dec. 4I'''oo
Surplus all -.o 81. .oe ,s5 n.c s11 s4s ssa
charges S@s'oA''1' TA-''N'
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
phILAoELPHIA srocKs.

he'd BY Charles D. Barney Co. No. = Bread *.
York. and No. I2e south AN ST. PhnadeIphIa)
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29

wheat: Opening Hiss. L90 IN. 81 los, 81 des.
May 81 IL sic u il $40 81 o~ 'toan oH
New-York tribune., 1909-01-29
THE MARKETS
TOTAL DOMESTIC REcEIPTs

New York. January IS 1908.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-27
WILL DREDGE
ON MARCH |
Dredger Reclamation and Pom
t0Ons Now at Pearl
Harb0r.

On Monday morning, March / the
dredger Reclamation will commence
grinding coral away from Bishop
Point, in the Pearl Harbor channei,
pumping the material out over a pom
toon bridge of pipes and dropping it
into channel pocket which Is about
100 feet deep. The Reclamation left
Honolulu harbor yesterday noon and
arrived at Pearl Harbor channel late
in the afternoon, the report reaching
the offices of the Hawaiian Dredging
Company that the dredger made the
trip successfully, and also that the
pipe pontoons had arrived without
mishap.
Captain Parks, civil engineer, Z. s.
n, under whose direction the work
of the dredging company will be super
vlsed, when asked yesterday when the
dredger company would start dredg
ing, answered laconically:
Immediately!
When the naval definition Of "im-
med ,atelyn was ascertained to mean
at once or, if used in official
communications, "within twenty-four
hours" the force and effect of the
one word employed by Captain Parks
TO answer a question, is apparent.
Simultaneously with the issuance of
Immediately" from the Naval Sta
ton, the contractors had a dredge on
the way to Pearl Harbor.
WATERFOWL, the camp of the Hawai-
ian Dredging Company on the Waikiki
or Honolulu shore of the channel, is
Just below Bishop Point, and mauka
of Queen Emma Point, where the two
57-ton guns are to be located for the
first defense battery Of Fort Upton.
The dredging company received APP
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