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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-08-25
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: NECLAE2E8 Entry Newspapers Are the Most
: ~ Valuable Of Al Advertising Mediums - = =

Mr.. W. N. Huse, publisher Of the Norfolk (Neb.)
News was Of the speakers at the Ad. Mems Con-
vention recently held in Omaha. His subject was
s'The Country Newspaper an Advertising Medium"
He said in part
sThe country newspaper is the most valuable OF all
advertising mediums. It is taken and read by the
people Immediately tributary to the town in which it is
printed and its relation with its readers is intimate and
its influence is strong. country paper with small
circulation worth far advertising medium
than many times The same number Of papers issued as
part of the circulation of metropolitan publication
The metropolitan paper is read hurriedly by busy
people, the departments that the individual s interested
in hastily scanned and the remaining of pages
are tossed aside and never looked at.
@'For effective shooting at big game the hunter
prefers rifle with the single bullet that will drive clear
down deep at given spot rather than the shotgun
which, though scattering shot wide surface, fails
to make very deep and lasting impression. The
country newspaper, the local. home journal, is the rifle
which the advertiser may train upon given spot the
map aud by which he drive deep into the minds Of
given locality the bullet arguments that be is shooting
There force. The circulation Of this medium
and so thorough in it's particular spot
that every of publicity in its columns, like the
rifle bullet, goes straight to the consumers aimed at
and cuts its way deep into their IDEAS"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-08-25
A Christian Woman Called Beyond.

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Miss Della Brown, daughter of Rev.
j. M. Brown of Clinton, died Friday,
August 10Th, at the Methodist parsonage
and was buried in the cemetery in that
place.
For eight years Mr.. Brown was pastor
of the Methodist Church in Benton, where
Miss Della was greatly loved.
When but child she gave her heart to
God and Joined the Methodist Church, OF
which she was consistent member until
her death. She was gentle to the extreme,
cheerful and happy, with smile and
pleasant word for every one she met. A
more obedient daughter, affectionate sister
or faithful friend never lived. Her devo-
ton to her father was beautiful. For him
and his happiness she was always con-
cerned.
During her last illness, covering period
of several months, her faith never waver-
ed. Laying her hand trustingly in her
Savior's she said, 81 am not afraid to die
What precious memories come back to
her old friends and coworkers, who re-
member so we'll her sweet Christian char
acter and lovely disposition which, like
those "Alpine roses that bloom above the
snows,'' seemed to grow brighter through
any trial.
In her delirium she talked a great deal
of her Benton friends. Her gentle spirit
was with them in the work of the Sunday
School, Epworth League and Eastern Star
What a meeting, what greeting there
must have been when the sweet spirit Of
dear Miss Della drew near the heavenly
gates. The precious mother, who left he1
80 many years ago, and other dear ones
who have gone before, all together in the
presence of their Lord around the grea
throne.
Tenderest sympathy is extended thu
members of the bereaved family and othe
!, relatives. May God in his far-seeint
wisdom soon heal their sore and bleeding
} hearts. A.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-08-25
For Sale

The Plain Dealing Cir, as i is inn
practicable for me to run i myself.
Also, two 10-horse Engines, IN good
shape, at $50 each; two t5-hogse tubular
Boilers, at $50 each; and two Cotton
Presses, one $50, the other $40, cash.
NV. sEETELL, ColIin1burg.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-08-25
Country Orders

For Family Groceries-best biscuit Flour
Meat. etc-filled at wholesale prices.
Patent Boil Weeyil and Potato Bug De-
stroyer on the market for the seventh
year.-B. W. Marston, $50 Commerce
Street, Box 149, Shreveport, La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-08-25

If your liver is sluggish and out of
tone, and you feel dull, bilious, constl-
pated, take a dose Of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight be-
fore retiring and you will feel all right in
the morning. Sold by all dealers.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-08-25

Mr.. G. W. Bryant of near Midway now
has the G. T. Mays jack. Those interested
in stock raising should call to see him. Is
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-08-25

s or 6 doses ae66'' will cure any case OF
Chills and Fever. Price 25c.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-08-25

~ ~ 9 doses "666'' will cure any case o1
aud Fever. Price 25c.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-08-25
Plain Dealing.

Plain Dealing.
Tuesday, August pa meeting OF the
directors of the Parish Fair Association is
being held were to-day.
Mr.. r. C. Drew, jr., of Minden is here
this week.
Senator Boggs returned from Baton
Rouge last Friday.
Miss Lucy Perry returned home from
Natchitoches last Friday.
Mrs. j. J. Swindle of Alden Bridge was
guest last Friday of her sister, Mrs. W.
Baird.
Mr.. A. R. Foster, who has been in Tex
arkana some months, returned home last
Thursday.
Mr.. Lester Mckenzie, formerly with
Cochran & Company, has accepted po'
sition with the Shreveport Cotton Oil Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
ASSAULTED on TRAIN.
.fsbfstos Com panys Superin-
fcndcnt Robbed and Beaten.

A mysterious assault ans rohbe-y On a
Pullman car is perrleNing th' detectives n
the central Railroad % New jersey. Ches-
te~ l. IUu. ~ Lancaster. Een--. slperin-
tsns.,.t II tie P,nad.lphia Asbestos COM
pau,. occupied berth on the .ran from
Pluadelrhia vli-n arrived a. Jersey CITY
a. 3 O'Clock ,esteriay morning.
wacn tne train had passed Bound Brook
AN staggered down the aisle ~ the ear
d. zed and bleeding from scalp wound
THO porter lathed the wound a1d revived
-f-n brt FI1l could give no explanation a.
10 how be received ire injury, and con
crsdcd o. must have been biackiacked
v-r,fe asleep "a. thcn discovered that he
mad reon robbed of - end a sold waite
and chain.
A. tha Jersey CIrv station SIR fil re-
f-es 20 e. 10 p hospital a surgeon
dressed lis wound and DO proceed , On Dds
Tho Conclusion - che railway de-
is-tfres - rlat the assault vas committed
rs some one vvlo vas q passeuscT on rho
car and mas have Ieft che traln ar Bound
Erool. Tlaiunele ~ EuEabeth. The mu2e-
srd watch could uor be- found. and none ~
tle rassenFers had witnessed She attack %
heard tie blow The porter sait DE- lad
be-, ~ his stafion at tie enc ~ the aisle
and saw rc orc near TIE berfh ~ ~ HIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18

vs-hiuEtou. March I-.-Fresident Finley
~ the southern Railway Company an
uauuced to-dsv the details % important ore
GERS for equipment and steel rails no 10
-ir-n p. tlsr company ard 30 other 'u1-
Dorraut improvements 10 D. undertaken by
n ana h- the 1f1bHs & Ohio Railroad COM
psuE.
market for sove-tv-fve -ew locomotives.
including passenger. freight ana switching
engine. TIE freight engines include Two 81
trr afsuet articulated compound type. The
company rs also in the market Tor three
thousand aiI-steel coal cars ~ 10000 pounds
capacity ave hun cred al--steel coke cars of
-e.tn pounds capacity. one hundred and
nf-v steel underfrsmc stock cars q O. 600
raurH- capacitv and ten steel underfran7e
combination o. ssenSer and baggage cars
The company Is now building for Itself a.
81 T.enofr car works one thousand steel
l-uderfrsn,e ventilated box cars and two
hundred steel uuderfrsne stock cars. r is
also building a. these works 20 steel under
frame ven dated box cars for the Georgia
southern & Florida Railway CQmpanv.
Orccrs are 20 be placed for 5000 tc--s az
steel rau. 20 which 5000 tons -fn bs FOR
rhe Southern Railway proper snd-the re-
maiuder Tor outsider lines. The larger
part az this rail win be ordered from the
Tennessee coal. Iron and RaIroad COM
pary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
NEW WORK.
Federal Attorney 10 did an
Nezr Orleans Customs Probe.

WinfreS T. Denison. Assistant United
states Attorney General. Is IN Washington
preparing - ard in the Investigation az
osw orleans OF fhe alleged undervaiua-
ticl CT mesquite nettirg imported from
nottingham England. Mr. penison, oV-
irr 10 the postponement q the Eeike trial
Er-i Nay 1e. VIII he able 70 devote SCI cral
weeks q The inquiry az the Crescent city
before rhe federal grand 1ur-.
The sury has sent Tor an expert account
anf iu che government service familiar
with the work. and has also sent again
Tor witnesses who were responsible Tor
THE proceedings. one Of the government
of7riais who had charge OF some Of the
work connected with the appralsals was
On ,SeV Orleans last week A. q voluntary
witness. He had been there before in the
same capacity.
~ was learned shat the Department n
Justice and The Treasury Department are
working together 10 clear up the sit1stion
IN ~ us details The federal grand jury
81 Kew Orleans. 30 that II may not be
hammered. has had its term extended with
orr q time iimif for the sole purpose Of
nuishing the mosquito netting case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. March ~ 1910.
HEENEs-Receipta. 90 cars. or T. dod head
~ which as carr Direct % sIlug hterers. No
trading on live weight FEELING generally
Htrady. Dressed beef hru az 1Oi- II ~ sc per
ib Tor native sides. iittle extra beef az ice.
CAINES-R Receipts. ia including "a for the
market Feeling steady for ar surts Com
mon 20 choice veaia sold al ST0gt1 per 700
IN CITY dressed veals On good dem and IA l0d
1gs per % country dressed 90 az Io0iffac.
sniea-S SANDERS. rs veals. 1T % average.
ST per 100 N. =. td3 10. 50 l. 90 lh 81
~ o. Hollis. 90 veaIa. rT0 lh. 80 90.
SWUEP AND LANtlfS-Receipts. So cars or
I sol head. OF which cars direct 90 butchers
and ts for tue market Feclfng steady Fair
sheep sold 90 81 Is Fer Too 10. ycarlinga 50;
fair lambs. $40 no prime stock offered
dressed lambs az f00 Use Country dressed
dollhouse lambs az 81 ST per carcass
saIss-keEns Commission COMPANY. 2fd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. March T-CATTL.E-Rscsiuss
5000 l0c higher. steers. - zoe s. as. cows
81 IS: calves s50SlO So. slocsers aaG fsst
ers. 81 400sG HOG5-Itcccipts. $4,000
sisasy 20 8 aiss sio sesifs s6 SsaIy Ian, 49,
$40 500Sl0 So choice Eight SO eo4 SO -
packing. $40 @ q SO ~: pigs SO z54 SO -
sglE os ssso SO eSesi9 ., 81 =. HSs =
Kansss CITY. March iT.-c1TTi.E-issesipss
bi@ssri eboses oT3or, snd dressed bssf sSssrs
81 s00 s. 80: fair % good- s. go - 90. Wee.
eEn. s. 50S7 %; stocEers and feeders. s. -
cows Sass. native. st6s7. heifsrz. 81 s0a
81 %. bulla s. 1J0 - 3. calves. s. 50 p
receipts. Eo9o' weak % s. 49, 49,
heavy. $40 500si0 90. paeEeTg and butohs.s
$40 s. $40 90. light. $40 150Sl0 A1; pisa =
hi~her. lambs 81 1880 20. Colorado ia--l5s
Si0 %. ycariingg. - 600 80 30. Wetner9. - 20
ass % swes S7ass. stocEer1 and feeders
East Buaalo March IT-CATTLE-Tirn
VEaLs5-Receipt1 100. active and ooe hisneli
sc 81 50 Hoesl-Lsec e.pts. d~'.. s..'s -.
and mixed 81 0S11 o. Workers. $40 g 81
pigs. SO Is q SO 80, rouEhs- ~ 20 = .i- ~
AND LAlIBS-Rsceipts- 5000. sheep active
ard steady; lambs slow and 1oc lower lambs
Cincinnati. March T-cATTLE-Recsipts
SOS strong fair % sood shlpners s. 500
s. IS. common. s3ns4 IS HOGs-ssce.1,s
sT4: sIow. I0015c lower. butenaza enc scl2s
lambs strong. 8 25a 30 - -.
uaht: choice. 81 Is 0sT %; prime. 81 90 81 20
ETIEEP-suppIy fight. pEiue. - @le2t. -
eulls and common. s. SOC g 81 ler'3,s ~, =
Perefuts IiTht- Prime heaviea and r-ct'u-1s
ST 10. heavy YoFSerg 81 ol1 81 10 ~.
SO ooas11' pigs. SO 75a SO 90 rousna. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
FAR TO SEE DOCTOR.
Ne1o ZcaiaHder Comes Here in
Search If Health

h'aha 10 Sew York is = lorz. long
journey but the search Tor bea1-b ..l-s-
man afar. and that is the reason r-e5-
eileA ~. At titzroy. ~ Hawkes. Raw N-e,,
<eaiand-Nor;h Island too. if Won rle7-a--
has made tho trip
There are many doctors 10 the world %
said Dis brother. Robert. a. The psi,
Avenue Hotel YESTERDAY. '.5ut VIC ~. =,
come here 90 ses the ono We wanted r.
vas ? rather tir1 some trIp-soutethirg like a
month, i dare say You must t.-e e..
- cncy beat up ly vay ~ the Fti;s and
On 10 vancouver And then son get into
stpry train ana come scross the cor
tnent BIZ IFS worth 10 NJ Fred.
He hated 20 leave the sheep station
alld-- What's sheep station Irs quite
a bit Ike one 81 the big ranches 7 saw IN
the Northwest coming over We raise
sheep. and ge- I'd 81 the mutton and the
wool American buyers are quite strong
il the market. and somehow. 10 YOU know
they have tle queer idea alvas-r 10 ,u,-
The highest priced articles. They would
much rather by hair have six barrels AZ
iSe. than thirty barrels ar So.
"buf ire Americans are well .-kef-o1r
there-3oIv ven lhed.' De continued. FOR
fhs TRIP e. y0ur bat-lesLips made the coun-
try popular At that. sou know. what
-our .eWsPapers-at least. some OF them
call the 'Yell7T Peril was being much
talked oG ard ve were rlad Co see how
the Americans f-.t about IT,
The Chimes are coming into New Zes-
land IN large numbers There IS a head
price OF &'e, but they pas f. ard come in
Just az soon as they leave tie railway vans
they put un g couple of packing boxes. and
IN a Week they are shipping produce 20
Wellington. tyo hundred miles away Tho
competition between the Chinese and the
native New Zealanders is very keen and
feeling is high a. times. ANY one can
farm thcre. as most or tie good lands are
covered with a lCam- subr1H about six
feet thick. ard What with the cheap living
Of the Chimes their money COMES rast.
ESQ. 7 snaur 90 hack right away I've
not been f.f England. and we VIII 20 over
L. ~ -..-r- = r.Il-L n.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
BIC c. & o. ISSUE.
Directors fisk for s75.000.OOO
On Nryr Stock and Bonds.

The directors ~ the Chesapeake a Ohio
Railway Company voted yesterday 70 call
q special meeting OF the stockholders on
April - 20 vote on a proposition 70 IN
crease the capital stock from pi2,'se,se, the
amount now outstanding. 40 Sloo.ooeooo- The
stockholders VIII also he asked az the meet
Ing 10 give authority 20 the directors 10
Issue e. per cent convertible bonds 70 an
amount not 10 exceed the proposed increase
I'm TIE capital stock. or approximately s5s,-
s0o0Co
80 ofIcial statement cs 20 The purposes
% which the proceeds received from the
sale 81 thu proposed issue Of bonds viii be
applied was made. but q is understood that
the money VIII Re used for the acquisition
~ the Hooking VALLEY. and for a joint in
terest with TIE Lake Shore in the KsnaWha
a Michigan. reports ~ which have already
appeared IN The Tribune.
The proposed new bonds are 20 be con-
vertib'e into stock az par az ANY time after
one year from the date % issue, and the
increase 90 tire capital stock. which the
stockholders are 70 De asked % authorize.
i7 10 provide for this convertible feature.
Il was authoritatively stated that the pro-
posed new bonds would not he used for re-
funding purposes. but for general obiiEa-
tions Il THE road
The special meeting VII - held 81 Rich
ulond. IA. u Is understood that the bonds
VIII be underWritten ny a prominent inter
national banding house On this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
UP SHIP BOOKS.
HOllaRd-4meTica Men Com
PIy 5cith Hvise's Subpenas.

The United States Attorneys Office has
me books which. according 20 a report yes
terday. were about 20 be taken out Of the
country by direction OF Adrian Cps, gem
eral agent OF the IToIland-Auerica Line.
VINO has been indicted under the F.llSils law,
and whose trial viii come up soon
The superintendent Of the lines risrs ".
K Tout lie Monde: Captain van Walrazen
OF the steamship Ryndam and the purser.
H. W Bos, were said TO have been con-
cerHed In the matter. II was said that the
books we're taken to the pier. put aboard
the Ryndam and locked up IN the safe.
they were said 70 contain material evidence
IN tie case against Mr.. Clips. and Il was
declared that the government had been
blocked in the effort 70 get them
a subpoena was issued for each OF the
men 20 produce the books United states
Attorney Wise said last evening that the
books had been delivered. There was a re-
port that al the men subpGnaed did not an
swer and that there will be contempt pro-
ceediags to-day. The case was VI before
the sTaRd Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18

PHOVTsIONs-NIoderate active with a
we're above the previous close. With consider
able buying crediled 70 packins interests and
s,,or P6RT1Fir11 meas y, sNs ~ ~ hIs 1 sS
So 30. short sear. S268s2s BEEF-Firmsr
mess sl4 500 SIS. family. sl94 SO 80: packet
BEEF HA1fS-Steady. s@40 s2B. DRESSED
HoGs-Barely s5eady. oacons 14Se; ESQ n.
ctr MEATS-Picklsd bellies ann: smoking
l7c, 10 10. 1e3t6Sc; y y; 16c. u 70, l6c;
Firra. city. T.e. country. So e7i.c. LARD
Firm middle West. 14T5 9iEs5e. city.
nsHt. Il o0e: Brazil ksss la 4se: eompouna
1Tc. city lard. sac
s a 30 out 9ass ana
sc ~. less / per cent cash Raw steady
4G6c. muscovado. - test; 3s6e. and Inolasses
sugar. - test 5.0lc- Eeriy arrivSls from
March and April shiRmesoSnt a. q l.isc cost
aud freight, sales. -s'1oo bags Cuhas. for
or equal 70 3.o0c. cost and freight. There
was also sale Of 1000 bass Porto Rico
test. c 2 sx-ship % the American
METALS - COPPER ~ standard nominal.
spot Is a0c asked March. i3 tac asked and
@ ss ena ~ M futures a. $50 iss ca s. s sp
Der here 10 80 = z y, o. z sieetroly tic.
Fs..- SPOT. 81 5S5i 81 %, Mara ai 5S1
IN dc. April. 3l55 81. zoe: May. 81 % q 81 sOc
June on IS 3 IN SIC London steady snot-
ff49 rs 90. futures fi4J I5s LEAD-Weak.
spot a IS 455c New orb, 4esGAJ2 Nsc East
81 Louis cel.very sales were reported 81
30 coo pounds FOR April delivery IN New Yorlr
az 441iac. London lower a. ara - %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. spot. J.65c bid View
V1rk 81 tac asked East ~ Louis Iordou
unrhanged AZ E23 IROS-Unchanged. AZ SIS
90 for Cleveland warrants IN the Engliah mar
kat Locally quiet. 80 I foundrv Norfha~n
quoted s1sgsfs so. No foundry Northern
So / foundrv Southern and 40 ? Southern
soft ST. T5nfls -. Pig iron certificates dufl
ald without change
MOLAssEs AND sNRUPS-stsady hui
quiet and unchanged
NAVAL rtOhEn-sptrtts turpentiue arrn
on ing 90 comparatively small oN.rfnna 49,
good johbing demand Rosin and tar steady
and unchanged
OIEs-.,o change in llns.ed OH pea,.s
petroleum steady az T.0oc for standard - ~
u barrels az New York
COTrONsEEn OtI-Inactivo. sale. ooa
barrels Prices STEADY sPot demand quiet. bui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
Save CUSTOMS INSPECTOR.

The timely interference oi l9isa-.oieii-'l
o, tte Hamburg American pier. Honoken'
isst night sawed Joseph ial.eeA. ID GUS
,o-,- inspector. from being thrown over
l.osrs iy trree az the crew ot TIE steam
30 Ameriks-
F.li-rz stopped Edward oEs.as. twenty
........,..-.-. .,i+ "a cook. Nlu was leaving the
y..s.i win several boxes az alleged SNUG
rlsl elzare oss.rs rcs tei and two sa-i-
~. vent d. h.s assistance I-eF forced
A.. str.seLl- Inspector toward the river
40 had l.n 80 che sfrinEpiecs when s't-
er,l loue-aoremcl Fasnef rp ana caught
him.
T.re~r rcta.nel hie Er'n on '-sins who
uas arrested by Iair'ii-an ''..@n- The
tuo other mem sar'- 70 p -'-'7ei iaai
an prisoner BAD aA boxes % eis-rs under
hir cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
NEVADA CONSOLIDATED.

The records OF the Stock Exchange show
that Nevada Consolidated stockholders have
DEPOSITED e504T5 shares n exchange for
tall stock. leaving the number or Neva Ia
shares outstanding az l04e 524. DeDositing
Nevada shareholders received 422.4S3 Utah
shares iu exchange for theiF Nevada stock
U1 o. and including March 8. Titan officials
saw that none of the stock reDorged deuos-
ited was Withdrawn or can now be with
drawn. and thar no further deposits Of
Nevada stock VIII D. received so thar the
transaction NAV he considered as closed
Boston Consolidated shareholders viii begin
receiving the 3loeo shares % Utah stock
for their holdings "a the former company
this week THIS Utah stock has been for
some time IA the hands % legal represen-
tativcs or the Boston Consolidated inter
rsfs Eoth the deposiring Boston consoll-
dated and Nevada shareholders will PAR
fc.pafe IN Ttah's recent quarterly dividend
20 b.. cents a share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18

Spot was quist and 10 points higher az Is I5c
FOR ruiddling upland and IS. ac cor midGlin Gulf.
saias. 3.0o0 bales delivered en- contract. so
tales. Liverpool cables. SPOT IN good demand
sales. 1000 Bales: speculation ard export. 500.
American. II, 600: called cotton. 5000: inports
eco. all American. Elidtiiug upland. S ia.
Ffltures opened quiet. 4 points lower. closed
auiet bur steadv IL higher 20 3 points lower
March. : $50. MaFch-ApFil T.s5i I'D: ApTtI-Afay,
SD. May-Juns. 1.TG "a. June-July. Tod July
AilEusr. T6a-1d: AuGUEt-Sep tember. I.36d. sep
ternber October. SOFA. October-N oveuber. "a:
EoverlbsF- December. 665d. December-Iaaua-y,
6.64d January February. sc eisd.
COFFEE-Dul and fsatuFeIess with prices
uEchshEetl- Sales. 500 bags. Cables were steasy,
IIavre being unchanged. Hamburg unchanged 70
Z pig advance. and Brazilian markets were
unchanged. In the spot position trading was tn
active and OF hand-t0-ulouth Character but
uT.ces were steady RIO No z Quoted AZ
ll-l6G8esc. Prominent Local SPOT man says
that The local vaoriEatilu holdings are about
200 600 bags % high grade Rio 10000 OF Rio
Is mi about a.. 90 Santos. This leaves about
$50 on OF free coffee % which ONLY about
200 100 Santos grades and the rernaiude-
rice Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
CHARITIES TO GET sat5Oo.
Mrs. Ann Cronin Leaves $500 TO Ez-
Justice II. J. o 'Bricn as Executor.

Tho VIII ~ Ann C-oDir. which was fisi
yesterday r ale Sl-rogste- cfice. leaves
s., 90 10 Roman Catholic charitable ana
phlantLropic instructions and s2sl) 20 eE-
Tusti-. Morgan d. - Brie-. who g. also
named .z- executor Hrs. Crouiu died on
Starch g. az 80 if5 East 6'rn street The
will Be- signed with ler mark
Mrs.. Crou.n explains the Fif' 10 Nr
O'Er.su o. beng ln para return Tor ire
friendship end services extended - my
husband dL-iuS Eis life and no me since IBIS
5e4lh. krcE.u= fll wei 'A2t through DIS
efforts and advice mH eniNt properly wa
---,.,.,cs AGAINST unjust lawsuits and
....-., ,-o,, waste ard destruction
Two heirs-atlaT receive sls
.,ooas .ns sd oao. and y7o"o Sc divided
s--,orr several friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18

Llsndon. March 1T.-Ths offerings a. the wool
auction sales TO-DAY we're 13 az bales. Gross
brels were On large supply and were readily
ABSORBED. Fine grades advanced 3 per cent. anfl
Americans SAID Il AID for the best. Home and
Continental BUYERS were active. especially IN
rnerlnos and scoureds frequently realized - a.
Tfe sales follow. New South Wales. o0U bales.
secured. - dds sd. greasy. elols ID
c-leeusIand. SEQ bales. Greasy. 0d0is 21sd Vie
toria s00 bales. occurred. Is Idols 11isd. Ersasy.
Td0Is % south Australia. so bal1s. secured.
fS 9fsdGfz Qisd. rreasy Qi4d0la IA West
Australia. Z 500 bales. Ereasy. 81 tls p. Iaa-
mania. 100 bales greasy. 8laddls 2-1d- New
Zealand 800 bales. secured. t. idG2s I'D.
greasy sf01s 4t7d. cape OF Good Hope and
Natal 400 sales. secured. Il Idd2s "a sreasy.