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The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

Get the Magnetic fish bait. which
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chOlra
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

First class engraving at the lowest
prices In town. p. Flaig.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

PIANO FOR TRADE have a new
upright piano worth $4,000. / VIII
give the piano for a good gentle
horse and buggy Must be goo !
turnout. The piano Is line ono
brand now. see Bob Hawkins.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

Get your harness REPEALED at ]. N
Boykn's
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

The newest novelty barrt .2Lnbl
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kins Bros. Co.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

Sunday school at 9;45. No other
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The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

FOR RENT-A comfortable four room
house TWO blocks from the public
square. Rontnl $3.50 monthly. APP
ply at once, Can old phone No 90
rings or see I'D Jones or Q, II.
Beauchnmp o'-o
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

FOR RENT--Throo rooms for light
housekeeping. All modern convention
cos. Can spare four rooms II neccs-
sury Apply second house south OF
Christian church. 6-l5'u
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

White dress skirts csc, s1.19. Sl.3S
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The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

One lot ehildrens alNEss, GIVE US FAM
One lot ice kind l-2e- IN, ooayar tho gooda
Company
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

Coal. Alfalfa and prairie
shucks, ear corn, Alfalfa no.
4i.--Weathers Graln Co
John 81 are In tbs race
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19
West End Furnishers
PENNINGTON & WILSON. PROPS.
WEST LEE STREET.
lindIey job sons
Bookstore
HuYLER's AND KINGS
CANDIES. :

Tho following high grade
chocolates and novelty eau
dies can be found cool. fresh
and nice. Maple Flowing !
Creams, Flowing Creams with
Black Walnut center, Cream
, Covered Almonds, Chocolate
Roasted Almonds, Fuffy-Rufflsa
Flowing Creams, Vanilla Flow
! Ing Creams. Pineapple Flowing
Creams. Chocolate Dipped Car.
amels, Chocolate Dipped Marsh
mallows, Leo's Pure Sugar
Stick, Raspberry aud Straw
berry Balls, Butterballs, Butter
Scotch. Peanut Butter Kisses,
; old Hickory Nut Bars. These
/ Candies are all pure and whole
some. free from glucose and
; chalk.
/ LlNpLEY JoHNsoNs BOOK
!. STORE.
=
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

You can get your bar
die repaired. washed
Boykln's Hardware store
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-19

A. l.. Matlock.
j. r. Fleming,
". PolndeSter
w. N. Walton.
II. NJ Garwood.
b. IS Paddock,
las @. Burleson.
Jo2athan Lane,
c. U.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Sellers for short account on the Consoh-
dated Exchange found in the late trading
that all their early offerings had oeen
readily absorbed and that strong support
had plainly been extended TO the market
This gave them a fright and resulted IN a
final scramble TO cover up contracts C'fi
the closing advance Reading, which dis
tinguished itself by rolling up total Tnucn
greater than that of United States steel
touched g high price of 14795. This was Is
of a point above the New York Stock Ex-
change top figure, the transaction oelnS
made on the execution OF stop loss order
for 400 shares. Sales Of all stocks tota1led
So 40 shares with foTty-six issues repre-
sented on the list Steel common dio not
sell under 70A, against a low price on the
other board of 7014, while Southern PACING. s
low was III, against r3zs. and Reading
low 1855, against 1451z- There was a as
position on the floor up to the close 10 op-
pose the rally in Amalgamated Copper ana
It did not get above 5S7s. against 5S12 on the
other exchange. Detailed operations 1oi-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
were not active in the local STOCK mar a. -
buying upward OF LOGO shares
COPPER CONDITIONS.-The avalancne
of selling Of Standard Copper warrants
which made its appearance on the LoldoIIIi
market this week is taken In certain Weis
informed quarters 10 indicate tnaI one o.
the important American agencies IS as
posing of its accumulated stocks tnrousu
the medium OF London On MonOay sd4es
OF O. 400 tons were effected ABROAD IolIO"eu
by I 800 tons on Tuesday and 500 tons on
Wednesday. making z total OF l5,1go tons ~
three days, or g, 81, 600 pounds FROM r II II
day's closing price of f54 Is Cd for spot ana
f55 is Sd for futures the market Workeo
down to d closing price or to- los So Oh
Tuesday. which was the lowest since j AM
arv 1903. the year when the metal mere
sold as low as 12c a pound As yet no
metal has been offered in New York below
I2zsc a pound, which is also the lowest
since 1905
DIVIDENDS DECLARED = Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Ha-
vana Electric Company, regular quarIeTly
H. per cent on the preferred and l12 per
United States Safe Deposit Company reg
ular semi 81 per cent ana an 3. eXII q Z
IL per cent. payable August l. NorIolh x
Western Railway. regular quarIerIy - per
cent on the common, payable SepteInDe1 u
Commercial Trust Company OF Pl1LaQel-
phia. seni-annual per cent. paXaoie Au-
gust ! Electric Bond and Share company
regular quarterly Ia per cent on IIle pre-
ferred and regular quarterly per cent Oh
the common, the preferred pdEdDlS OIl ~AO-
gust and the common July 10 Broadway
Trust Company, quarterly H per cent, pay
able August / Railways Company Cen
eraI regular quarterly per cent. payaD!e
August / Baltimore & Ohio, regular semi
annual 8 per cent on the common ana semi
annual per cent on the preferred
NORTHERN CENTRAL--The directors
Of the Northern Central Railway have ap-
proved the report OF the special COMMITTEES
recommending that the road be leased 70
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad for 999 years
on the basis of q guarantee OF per cent
on the stock a stock dividend OF 40 per
cent and a cash dividend Of 10 per cent
The Northern Central, through its Own line
and controlled and leased lines, runs from
Baltimore to Lake Ontario at Sodus Point,
n \. The Pennsylvania Railroad owns q
majority of the outstanding stock
H B CI.AFLIN EARNINGS--The state
rneut of the H B CIafin Company for the
six months ended June 80 OF the current
year shows net earnings OF s2O5,5l4, com
pared with S291. .SS3 in the same time IN
1909. and deficit OF S7.436 in 1905. After
preferred and common dividends there was
a deficit for the six months OF SIS 415.
against surplus in the corresponding Pc
rtOd last year OF S3,456-
LORD & TAYLOR.-Joseph H. Emery.
formerly secretary OF Lord & Taylor, has
been elected president, succeeding Z P
Hatch. a meeting of stockholders has been
called for July 19 10 ratify the proposed in
crease of 81. 0Oo,00O in the preferred stock
OF the company. which increase will be
taken over by the C1afitn interests
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY AIARKET-Money on call opened
q - per cent. highest q per cent. loWtsE =
: r,ar cent. closing. - per cent. ruling rate.
=. pser cert. Time money continued Tr1Il-
Rates for sixty-day loans were ~ per cent.
rfineTv-da- 4lzN4la per cent. four months
L-TAs. five months "a G5 per cent ana SIX
months 5d5-s per cent Mercantile paper
--as almost al q EIzndstll because OF the
absence Of demand Rates. 5Q51z per cent
<a- sixty 70 ninety DAYS indorsed dis re
ceivsbie and choice four 10 SIX months
single names. e per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Th foreign eX-
change market opened easier at decline
Of about - points TO new low record LoE
the vear Cables were quoted al 4Se4od
( S5lz demand sterling a. 4-651z l9ie55y ana
siv-[-dav bills al SS30G4- $40 Short francs
we're 5.loSS less 1-S2d5.19as and short relchs-
marks a Isis less l-S2G94 BIS. sales OF
demand sterling were reported 10 have been
made as IoW as 4.S5Z0. but in the afternoon
s7e market became SteadieT- Gables were
quoted 81 $50 a. 500. demand steTilnE al
g5S0 bid and asked and slxty-daF DillS Al
= s3so04 SS1z. Short francs were quoted a
3 Tpss and short reichsmarls at 81 15-lb-
ZarL-a-S' rsoSreS rates were
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

An irregular price movement VIII LET n-Ie
crate a~fiyyitv was shown in the rnarkee
for outside securities. mining stocks "a. a.
veIoping some animation IN spots. ,-oro
price changes for the most part. as!oI I,-,t+s
the tndustrials were within narro" IlIi!s, .Ii!s,
Nevada Hills continued one Of the prlICipc, p- -,
features, moving up about 1oc InrtlSt Eat n.
rather heavy buying. Chino Buttes Coe-- r-e-a
fion Miami and Ray Consolidated Wssass
slightly frruera The silver shares were at.lsSs
and about stesdy. Goldhed Consoiida ted s
moved within small fraction In tne 4ias as
sbou,r in STANDARD Oil which dropped o~
low 500 bid American Tobacco vas Ls,sy ~
about points. Intercontinentai s.p
rtsadv tone Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. : dIy 14---Consols closed = higher
& Sz1- Tor money and S2 3-l6 for account.
anaconda 7as =. higher a. f7Ss. Canadian
Plcifc was \ ~ lS55a and Grand Trunk
was = lower at "a
Money was 2ouE1,aNt o--i discount rates
we're easy
On the Stock Ezchanse ei.eap money. the
satisfactory conclusion ut IRE settlement
snd the good statement ar the Bank OF
England mad 4 cheering effect zad slim
ulated the demand AID prices hardened.
TIE failure OF small JOBDer In the Amer
tczn section csd no effect.
American securities opened stead and z
fraction above parity During the early
trading. which was Light, prices moved ir-
regularly, but ili thc afternoon Continental
covering and &cw York support raised
values and the market closed firm
l'a-I money IN London. 1I1ls per cent.
pps- market discount rate for short bills
55. per cent; long bills. per cent. Berlin
discount rate. 5is per cent. Paris discount
zsfs IA per cent. Paris exchange on Lon
don. q Francs Zl5< ceutlmes Berlin ex-
change o. London. . marks 45la pfenniCs
Bar gold Us sS. American eagles. rs Sd
Berlin. July H.-Prices opened quietly
.rno or the Eoerss Later the market Re
ected and closed weaker.
Paris. Jrly lz-To-day Is q h5liday On the
EouHse.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
CHANCE OF NAME.

ST-PPFYF7 COURT OF TIE STATE OF S5T
YORK New York COUNTY In T1e L-a--e- :.
The application Of Liberty LaQUc- Co -
authorize ID change its name 70 the Ltoe-is4
Ttrt1or Co Notice IS hereby given thai ths
Tfbertv Liquor Co. a domestic cO-po-a-ioz.
having its principal business once IN ne CfrF.
County and State OF New To-k- VIII app-
ers~IaT Term PART I OF the Supreme Cou-s
New York County. 70 be held II rEe -ou-z-5
Court House. in the Borough q Az1naIcz1
CIV OF New York on the Sth dav OF Aug7r3
1910 at 1880 O'Clock in the forenoon . tasz
day OF as soon thereafter as counsel c51 -
heard for an order zUrho-tzinz said C5r
por-tion TO change It's corporate uazns % t1
Liberia Liquor Co
Dated New York JULY nth. 1910
-LLBERTT LIQUOR CO
TSssIT by !. W SCSSE3TILCE-
P-zSf6e--
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. 1oc
discount Chicago par San Francisco.
sight PIC premium telegraph sc premium
New Orleans. commercial &c discount,
hank & -7rerufur7l- Charleston. buying par.
selling 1-lo1 premium, St Louis. &C pre-
,r--i1Jrn hid --5c premium asked, Minneapolis,
So rreniuru- Savannah, buying 2-lhc dis
Couns. selling par.
Rank CLEARTNC5S- - New York. *
changes. S3os 167. $40. balances 50 709,059: Bal
s1s Philadelphia, exchanges S2469i.52 pa
snces g 2S2S. .Gs6- Chicago. exchanges S11, 81,
81. balances S4 4G2E-55l-
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sil-
xs- FnLc. Mexican silver dollars. &c. Bar
Eilver n London closed at 251sd. an advance
O. 10
GOLD PRENTUM--In Madrid. 30; Lis
hon. %
MEXICAN XCHANGE.-Mexicsn ex-
Change on New York is quoted at 2-0iI2-
GOV EMINENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were SI3-G in
ternel revenue. including corporation JaN,
g L36. So. sn6 miscellaneous, S12l.1S4. q total
CT S2.I71 -09l. against total expenditures on
ordinary account o. SS.a1,SSo- For the
r 50 - and ordinary expenditures S28-3l5,-
20 The excess Of expenditures amounting
40 = 5s25 so. Fer the fiscal year 20 date Or
dlua-y receipts have been 81. .0-5.235 against
So 7l9.5sz f. the same time n 1859, and or
S5l2Ty expenditures S-S.3l5.3s4. against S@s,-
- 7es ~ 1919. 1ae excess OF expenditures
IEia year amounting 10 $..2S2,52U, compared
with - excess OF expenditures last year OF
is5zz IH Including Panama Canal account
end pubic debt the excess Ot al eXpendl-
lures over receipts since July amounts 10
81 7S5 2s4 against an excess n the CORE
Eponcing period "a year ago of 3, ,1@,sSg.
ST-B-TREASCRT The 5ub-Trea sury was
debtor 70 the Clearing House 8. go $50.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
FEBRlGlRRILES RkGI0RLLES De BEKIGl

CSa-ioual Railways Of Mexico
- BROAD STREET. NEW YORK
First Preferred stock Dividend No a.
dividend Of Two Per Cent tL'To loliars
s-ofd or Four aIaEiczn Gold Pesos peT snare,
f-7-- r7re nth dividend the First Preferred
-fack of This Company. has been declared tas
=hfa august 10 1910 10 the holders OF l)-NiaeIa
Grants Nc =. annexed 70 certificates repre-
F=rfinE such stock. upon presentation ana SUI
-endar of such Warrants 10 the company al Us
s7--7re = New York Mexico
Dividend Warrants are payable at option OF
holders al the rate Of Two Mexican Gold Fescs
= the Dollar either IN the City Of Mexico II
Nr=xtozr COLD Pesos or iu The City Of New
c-z iu United states Eolc-
l. E BASHFokD.
Assistant Secretary
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
THE BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD

Em-r OF The SecTe taTT-
--r----.1-.- - V-7F-r Il 1r

Gf~r Of the Secretary
Baltimore. Nd. July Il 1910
The Board Of Directors this day declared
<-orn the net earnings Of The Company tor the
sfx months ended June 30, 1910. DIVIDEND OF
--7s-0 fol Fer Cent on the Preferred Stock OF
she Company. payable September l. 1910. 70
-he stockholders Of record At the close o.
business on August I, 1910
The Board also declared from the surplus
earnings Of the Company dividend OF Three
80 Per Cent on the Common STOCK OF l5lt
.-.--rsrz- 1lavzble September J. 1910. 10 the
zro-l5noldars OF record 81 the close Of business
august ] 1919
The transfer books viii not close
C. " WOOLFORD- SecretarE-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Wednesdays.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

coupons interchange fReEister-d rcou-
pcus. {Registered and coupon sSteriinE
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
BOSTON STOCKS

FURNISHED By r L Day & Co No y u,
streesJ
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

Yesterday. while 1t showed in It's weekly
return q heavy gain in its proportion OF
reserve to liability.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED BY W y Coler Co. No 45 Cedar
street,
tAcrr1Isd interest he added
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
MINING.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished by !. Thomas Reirhardt. No 5s
Broad street New York. and No. % Devon
shire street Boston-l
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
BONDS,

$4,000 Z c 4s 100 1oo& 100 1908
/ GOO T1dewa sc Moi 101 '10I 10!
L, 600 West Pac 5s-.- SO % 95 30
4Sels cents per share scdd lots
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
INDUSTRIAL.

Sales Open. Hisn- as
20 Am Tobacco .415 4i5 80 5S1
7a0 Int Rub ctfs II - X
3 500 January OIL T4s 81 = x
. 600 July Oil. ..--.-T35 % u
70 Manhat Tran IL ., NJ
700 Mays Oil ....s1 OIL 81 os 81 Gi 70
800 Palmer on g s55.A 90 es9 sS go 90
$50 In Cigar Mfg. 66+ O. Goa
300 L s I, snd h 1s is
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
pHILADFI pGIa s-0cks

'ES dividend - ssnr. 5Ex a.vta=a.
per cent
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

Furnished BY Frederic H Hatch 3 Co No 7
Broad srrectO
STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

PARIS July 14-To-day Is d holiday On the
Eourse.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15

Ee-ltz. July H.-Prices opened quietly
.lruo or the fSoerss- Later the market Pc
scteS srrd closed weaker.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15


Sh RS Net
sold. lChgp
New-York tribune., 1910-07-15
SECURITIES PRICES HIGHER ON GOOD CLASS Of BUYING
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

X EXCHANGE sALEs-THURsDAY, JULY IA, 1910
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07
AMERICAN FRUIT
TRADE HAMP PERED
CONSUL AT HAMBURG SUG-
GESTS COMBINE
Importation of Apples Given as ilius-
tration of Decrease of Fall
ing OFF of American
Business
Associated Pressa

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-American
fruit trade with Germany has been
hampered in recent years by operations
Of speculative buyers in the United
States according to report to the
bureau of manufactures from Consul
General Skinner at Hamburg.
The trouble could be overcome, in
the opinion OF the consul general, if
fruit producers would combine and set
up standard grades and issue official
certificates to accompany their ship
ments, so that importers at Hamburg
could be certain of getting the goods
they pay for.
Instead OF permitting fruit of Amer
lean origin to be sold at auction at
Hamburg for the account of commits
sion firms, Mr.. Skinner further sug-
gests that producers in this country
perfect an organization for handling
their own product and provide cold
storage at Hamburg to extend their
business.
Germany imports $22,000,00O worth of
fruit annually, and, by means of the
facilities at Hamburg, re-exports a
large quantity to other countries.
Taking apples as an illustration, i'm
portations into Hamburg from America
have steadily declined from 1906 tons
in 1905 to 1925 tons in 1908, while the
total importations from all countries
have greatly increased. One reason for
the decrease, it is said, is the fact that
grades of the American fruit are not
always what they are represented
to be.
A matter of general complaint, it is
stated, is that speculative firms that
take orders do not fill them if the
market is going UP.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07
EDITOR TO TESTIFY
IN HERMANN TRIAL
Prosecutor Heney Desires to Introduce
Several Articles Printed In Port
land Newspaper-Arouments
Will Be Begun Tuesday

PORTLAND, Ore. Feb. 6.-The trial
man and for several years commission
er of the general land office at Wash
ington, is entering its final stages, and
unless the unexpected happens the case
will have been disposed of by the jury
before the present week is ended.
Hermann is charged with having con-
spired with Franklin P. Mays, w. N.
Jones and others to defraud the gov
ernment of public domain in connec-
tion with the creation of the Blue
mountain forest reserve.
There yet remain a few loose ends in
the matter of introducing evidence.
This is expected to require only part
of Monday.
The only feature of interest in this,
as indicated by Prosecutor Heney, is
the calling to the witness stand of
Harvey w. Scott, editor of the Port
land Oregonian. Mr.. Heney stated
that he desired to secure the introduce
tion of various articles and editorials
printed in the Oregonian. These have
not yet been read in open court.
Following the introduction of evil
dence the remainder of Monday will
be occupied, according to the attorneys,
with submitting suggestions which the
opposing sides desire to have embodied
in the instructions.
Tuesday the arguments will COM
mence. Prosecutor Heney opening for
the government. He will be followed,
it is said, by B. S. Worthington, and
Heney will have the final word.
Just when the case will go to the
jury is a little problematical, but an
informal discussion between counsel
and Judge Wolverton on Saturday in
dicated it would probably be on We'd
nesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07
DAYLIGHT BURGLAR
R0BS TWO HOUSES
JeweIry to Value of $500 Secured from
the Home of Robert
h. Given

The daylight burglar made his ap-
pearnce again yesterday afternoon and
after successfully burglarizing two
houses made his getaway The first
place visited was the residence of A.
Black, 412S Wiltshire boulevard, but
owing to the fact that Black was Just
moving in the house but little booty
was found there. All that was of val
ue, a woman's gold watch, was taken.
Entrance was gained by cutting
through rear screen door and using
a passkey.
just a year ago yesterday Mr..
Blacks home was burglarized and
$1,000 worth of jewelry stolen. He
said that the only thing that pre-
vented big haul yesterday was that
his jewelry and silverware had not
been moved to his new home.
The residence of Robert H. Given,
675 Norton avenue, a short distance
from the Black house was entered in
a similar manner. The burglar OBJ
tanned two diamond rings, two plain
gold rings, a ladies' watch, a gold
necklace and a garnet ring, amount
ing to about $500.
Both burglaries were committed be-
tween and o'clock yesterday after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07
VIRGINIA FURNACES SEEK
BUSINESS IN THE EAST
Aggressive Position Taken Proves
Interesting Feature of Pig
Iron Market

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The most in
teresting feature in pig iron last week
was the aggressive position of the Yir-
ginia furnaces seeking business in the
eastern territory.
With a drop of 30 cents to 70 cents
a ton at the furnaces, and a reduction
Of 25 cents a ton in freight rates, eff
fective March 10, Virginia producers
have been able to get contracts in the
eastern district aggregating $4,000 tons
for shipment beginning in March.
Twothirds of the contracts were for
New England delivery. Eastern Penn
sylvania producers also have been bene-
flied by the reduction of freight rates
into New England, and have taken a
fair tonnage for shipment beginning
in February and extending forward
four to six months.
In finished steel products interest has
been centered on rails and structural
material. Railroads have placed con-
tracts for 10000 tons of heavy rails,
including $4,000 tons of open hearth.
The Hartman and Hawley lines and
the Philadelphia 8 Reading have
placed additional orders with the Steel
Corporation mills, while the Baltimore
e. Ohio has ordered 25,100 tons from the
Pennsylvania Steel company. Rail-
roads have placed orders for 1000 more
cars
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07
NICARAGUAN REBELS CAN
EASILY INVADE MANAGUA
Estrada's Representative Reports NO
Obstacles Lie in Way of ln-
surgents Seizing Capital

WASHINGTON, Feb 6.-The way to
Managua is now open to the revolution
lists is Nicaragua. according to a cable
gram received here today by Senor
Castrillo, representative of the Estrada
government.
The message says there are no OBJ
stacles to oppose the advance of the
insurgent army into the capital of the
country.
Senior Castrillo has also been in
formed that C. Granadinos, leading
merchant of Granada, has issued a
proclamation calling upon all citizens
to rally to the support of General
Estrada.
DR.. Salamont Selya, prosecuting at
torney for the government in the trials
of the two Americans, Groce and Can
non, according to the same informa-
ton, also has issued proclamation
in which he not only defends himself
for his action in the matter, but glories
in the outcome Of the trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07
SKELETON FOUND ON TRAIL.
REMAINS UNIDENTIFIED
Mount Tamalpas Mystery May Be
UnraVeled Through Heir
loom

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-No new
clew presented itself today to aid the
officers in determining the identity of
the young woman whose skeleton was
found near the trail on top of Mount
Tamalpais last Thursday afternoon.
There were no inquiries at the Marin
county morgue at San Rafael today,
and the police in San Francisco state
no one has requested information
concerning the case at the local head
quarters.
The detectives now depend princi-
pally upon the mark "1089W'' inscribed
on the inside of the case of the watch
found near the skeleton in their work
upon the matter.
The watch Is one of the old make,
and the repairer's stamp was evident
ly stamped in the case some years
ago. These facts have led the police
to believe that the timepiece is an
heirloom