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New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

leading financial news agencies In the coun-
try, have changed the name OF their daily
S.solcstion. for years known as The Wall
street Summary" TO Financial America. -
Ahe paper is published az the close Of busi-
Tess every day. while II also has a morn
lLk edition Of great value 20 the financial
community
GOLD EXPoRTs.-The National Bank
% oL commerce yesterday shipped $4,000 in
kolo 10 South America, and x wes reported
nat ,.l. negotiations FOR further exports were
PeholnE Since January i gold To the
sinount OF Seoe0.0Oo has been sent 20 South
Auieilca, while 10 all countries shipments
nave oeen s2o.0SS. .SS4 Sterling exchange was
don We're higher. Shipments OF the yellow
meesal to London by Wednesdays steamer
are not improbable
LIGHT RECEIPTS OF -COTTON.-Not in
many years have the weekly receipts OF
cotton In first hands fallen so low as those
az the week ended Friday. when less than
$3.50 S,sv bales came into sight A year ago
!so.e" hales were received. and not less
than 10000 bales have been received in
any OF the four years past. Receipts 1T in
tellor .el.l towns are now less than hslf OF the
Stlll,,lilehts, showing rapid depreciation OF
stocks al primary points OF sale.
NEW YORK TRANSPORTATION COM
IANh--The New York Transportation
company reports FOR the eight months end
ed February Is gross earnings Of S5ll.992
net earnings. SlS.S09: other income. $50 55l. .
shd total income $3.50. After tho addi-
tlon OF profit and loss credit Of Si5 and
lie deduction or profit and loss debit Of
Nz.es there was surplus Of Sl.755
KANSAS CITY RAILWAY AND LIGHT.
The Kansas city Railway and Light
company has sold 20 J. p. Morgan & Co.
and Lee. Higginson & Co 81 10000 first lien
refundinr 5 per cent bonds and S.375. 900
series b per cent five year collateral trust
notes. The proceeds OF the sale will be
used TO retire floating debt
SIbNERSMITHS COMPANY The direc-
tors Of the SiiNersmiths Company have au-
thorized an issue Of S.0o0OO0 serial certifi-
Gates OF Indebtedness. bearing interest at 8
per cent OF this amount 100000 VIII be
put out at once for refunding purposes.
LAKE SHORE NOTES IN PARASITIC
2 mount OF Lake Shore notes recently placed
IN Paris was s. 500.000. They bear interest
At the rate OF per ceat and mature in
less than year.
KANSAS CITY. MEXICO & ORIENT
Philip u. Mcmillan. % Detroit, has been
elected a director OF the Kansas City. Mex
leo A. Orient Railway Company.
UNION PACIFIC AND NEW YORK
CENTRAL.-S. II. i. Pell & Co. of No. 43
Exchange Place. have issued an interesting
circular on Union Pacific and New York
Central, which they viii be glad TO send
free upon request
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago April 16-with the exception OF
brief interval early In the day. when fears OF
frost damage 20 the growing crop indaced
slight furry in the distant futures bearish SENT
mcnt ruled and wheat values declined July
dropped sc from its high point Of 81 o3ia TO q
low point OF 81 0t5s. The close was weak all
around. At practically bottom figures. With JniS
Ia lisc off, at 81 Ol lsdSi o.. and september &c
down az SidSi OOts Corn showed some hrm-
ness early futures generally advancing ga &C.
When the slump IN wheat came. corn prices
way Nav going down from 5SAdSS &C 20
57&c. more distant options taking a similar
course. cash corn slow. and prices were stcady
to &c off. No yellow. 5sl4 a59c The close
weak for futures. with May sc on AT
5I7sc. Weakness OF wheat and corn trans
formed comparative hrmness in oats early 20
weakness. which continued 10 the close MAY
travelled between 43c and 42iac. other options
ioUrneyiug with II. and tho close was weak
Nav sc off az 42I1 d42%c. Lower prices for
live hogs and the expectation of increased st
rivals at the packing centres for the coming
week had n depressing effect In the proVisions
pit and all products opened at a decided slump
Rallies OF small moment. and increased
offerings kept the products on the down grade.
pork leading and closing at the bottom. 92'2ca
81 O2is below yesterdays final mark Range OF
prices
Yasfar-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. April 16.-Consols closed lis
higher. at SLs for money. and 81 sis for
account Anaconda was Is lower. at f9bs.
Canadian Pacific unchanged. at 1SS. Grand
Trunk l. higher, at 29S.
Money was plentiful. hut the demand wa IS
only moderate. Discount rates We're steady.
Trading on the Stock Exchange closed
quiet ana firm. with good business in oil,
copper and trunk line shares at hardening
prices. Rubber shares were Quieter at yes
terday's level. British securities and KAT
frs were steadily maintained.
American securities opened quiet and a
fraction lower. Then light buying Of United
States steel. Southern Pacific Union Pa
cifiC and Amalgamsted Copper hardened
the list and the market closed firm.
Call money in London. 2iPd3Is per cent:
open market discount rate for short bills
32s Q39s per cent: long bills. 37s per cent:
Berlin discount rate. 81 per cent: Paris
discount rate. % per cent: Paris exchange
on London, . francs .52a centimes. Ber-
liu exchange on London - marks 1919 pfeu-
nigs. Par gold as 9sd. American eagles.
76s Cd.
Paris. April 16-Three per cent renteS
closed - centimes lower. Al q fra ncs 50
centimes. Prices were firm on the Bourse.
Berlin. April 1e-Trading was dull. hut
the tone was somewhat firrner on the
Boerse on good reports from the iron mar
kpr
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

COPPER TRADE CONDITIONS Walk
F-s copper letter saws. copper - lower.
fske is se'irL at lfi2 cents ana cicero
~. ID -r- fo - cents Ucr pound. Tie
rero-- last week of tle Copper Proc ucers
Association showing an unexpectedly iafse
Increase Ed Domestic supplies during March,
TO foreign speculative metal market are
responsible FOR current weakness. II rs
-ifnored that calumet and Hecla ~ nego-
HstuC tho sale OF = large amount of cop
~ st +. cents Pear has been felt that
ire largest selling agency might oucf
ri-ee down srGtrdTilN- The actual StallS-
tiCal position of the metal market ls stronG-
Or now than .t was af The nrst OF the year,
however and with amy slight Improvement
ir genera business confidence there y sure
lo be further increase in The demand.
j th6 price 0f the metal is offered down
tfe action VIII Do incXCusa3le, as II WiI
simply give ~UauulatOrs an OPPORTUNITY TO
purchase large lots of copper AT low prices.
which She. vl. throw back on the market
e little later The actual consumption OF
copper Dr. ig-- as large on - l5-ceut market
g. d would be f the price were . cent
lower
STREETS WESTERN STABLE CAR
lINE.-By sU agreement reached Nesler-
esF between the protective comLaltee ol
Streets Western Car Line ana the presl-
nel- Of tfe .OmUaDN the following directors
and officers win nc elected at The annual
meeting or ArrI -. DirectOre-HcurN G.
Hackney. J. William Pope, Franklin t-
Head Frank u. Eci. Imam, Herman klper.
n p. Slaughter Il. Edward Mas, OfhCerS-
President PRANK n Reichmaun- NlCe-preSl-
cent and treasurer Herman kiVer. Secre-
Ery. Robert D. Mills or the new board
only E6I.nuauu and Head are nlefnhefs
q me present board. The nnanclai state
uerf -0T --% shows net earnings Of so
ta a decrease of &0.3Z5; bond Interest. 81
- d',eaes. el- go; lnJeTeSt ON cai sea5e -
~. e..-e Ae.l1'5 e'-st ne l--,.,,5-iS, - 81
~ a'.-.tr.. tia,A-- eiN Nlutiiu1- e-1t--3'' -
crease. &1 90, surplus for wear nll: de-
ceese'. satl".. oeilcit Tor year. A-o.Sio.
BUFFALO a. -SQTEHANNA RAIL
NAN--NIHam Solomon. Gordon Abbott
AeAaroer Brown, Harvey + FISK. BCnJa-
fn S,rUrE. Ir, and Asa = Wing have
consented -o aHf ass committee 10 protect
s......- il-e hoiaeIo or bunal9 q
-.--, ..Ia i'a..Ha per 1ei' ll ~
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. April Is 1910.
BEENES-Receipts. Il cars. o. t.25J head.
all for slaugh terers. Nominally steady
Dressed beef quiet and firm. Liverpool and
London cattle and beef markets unchanged
Exports to-day. $50 cattle and 200 quarters
OF beef I'm the Minncwaska To London. 2.37T
quarters I'm the 81 Louis. also for London
ma rtet. 625 do in the Baltic 10 Liverpool
CALVES Receipts. none, ana no trade in
live calves Dressed calves fun steady city
dressed Nrals. pa lJc; country dressed, )
m12isc
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Recelpts 1SH cars.
! SO head. including cars for the market .
aI- ears on sale. Sheep nominal; lambs
slow. bat steady. and ] car unsold. Fair
wooled lambs $40 10 per 100 ID. medium
clIpped 90 SS so Dressed mutton slow at
lSn I5c per 10: dressed lambs at l7a ice;
country dressed hothOuse lambs at $50 50
sarcuss
shoUs Bunalo lambs. a 10 average, $40 10 per
100 10, IA clipped do. % 10. s. so
HOGS Receipts. 10 cars or @.OSl head. All
for slsuRhterers. No trade in live hogs. Feel-
Ing steady. Country dressed hogs steady
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. April -CATTi.E-Receipts, 2VO.
steady: bee, cs 81 Goa s. 20. Texas steers. 81 s0q
81 As Western steers. SJaSG - stockurH aud
feeders. 81 sJaS8 10. COWS and heifers. 8 a"ar
s. -: calves s1aSs 80 HOGS Receipts. 10 uuo:
To- lower; light 50 G00SlO. mixed 81 aSa 30.
hrayy. 81 COG 50 %. rough, 50 60a 50 -. good to
choice heavy. 81 1OdS9 %. pigs, 81 25hSlU. bulk
~ sales 50 AOGs9 ~ SHEEP Receipts 1900
weak. native 50 5OaSs IS. Western. $5gSs 40:
ycarlinFs. s. Sass 50. lambs, native, 81 100
50 7h Western. SsnStU
East Buffalo April rs. 6.-CA1 TbE-Tieceipts.
-: STEADY NEAIS- Receipts. ioo, active ana
asr foRer. SSnts ~ HOGS Receipts. = 100
fairly active and SH 10 higher hesyy and
mixed Sl0 3SdtIO 80. Workers. $40 500 $50 80;
pigs. $40 t00Sfn as dairirs $40 cor $40 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4Oo. lambs
slou and ~ lover. sheep active and STEADY
lambs s. 2SS7se 50
Kama CITY. Aprn t6-CArTLE- Rscei9ts.
100. no SouLheTns. steady. receipts for the week.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

FLOUR AND MEAI,-Flour dull and feat
ureless. with prices nominally unchanged Spring
S 30: winter patents, s. .5as5 81: spring Gears.
81 SoeiS4 50; extra no ". 1n,er; - Sagst ,o'
s. 1885 p. RYE ILoUR- -Dpld FER air to CdSoe seed
Fine white aud yellow. 81 45asl 5O coarse.
81 S5gs1 20. FEL5I,-westeIn firm: city dull;
1sS-s sTsa s2s q bulk % s2s 7sgsai . sacks idalins
lux S2s 20 sacks: oilmeal S37.
PROVISIONS Weak and demoralized,
prices declining 80 10 81 points. under heavy
an apparent bear raid on a market devoid Of
buying orders Prices went down rapidly
at about the low Of the day. Cash markets
were very irregular. sales on the Produce
Exchange amounted to 100 tierces Of Septem-
her lard a. l2.70c. and 100 September at
!. 7sc PORK-wesk, mess. So 75. family.
s27 a So SO; short cleer, s25 IS a So 50. BEEF
-stesdy: mess s15 a sls: family. sIs a sIs so.
sSi. BEEF HAMs-ss4 s2e. DRESSED
MPATsEPicEIe6 bellies steady; Smoking.
lea ai7ci 10 Ii. lee: u ID. lac: "a ib, Ice.
Pickied hams quiet: 1Tc, TALLOw-ouie;.
city, 7ifc: countTy; ~ a7%c. LARD.-wealS;
Tcaned south America. l4.75c; Continent.
- SOc: Brazil kesr. lh55c, coMPoUND-
i7a17iac; city lard 14a1tHc.
SUGAR Demand for refined wss moderate.
The market was unchanged, with the lowest
price for standard granulated believed 10 be
s1Oc net, less per cent cash. The London
market for beet sugar quiet and un-
changed. April quoted lss. MAY al las s.d
August. las I'D. Raw here steady but
quiet. with centrifugal. 30 test. at z24c: mus
coyado ~ test. 5.58c. and molasses sugar
- test. 3 4sc.
KECE-steady 10 firm. with good demand e.
fuli but unchanged prices
-IRON-Pls iron certificates duh
and unchanged. Regulars quoted: April snd
Msy. 81 asked; June. SlI - asked, and July
Sla 20 asked.
MoLASSEs AND sYRUPs Moderate de-
mand. with prices unchanged.
NAVAL STORES turpentlne WAS in
cined o. slight dip in prices. owing TO more
liberal offerings and fuller Receipts at primary
points. ECsin ANA Tar held steady aud un-
chsng.d. TTRPENTINk-Spir machine
bbls. 02r TAR-s6. ROslN-Common 10
good strained. 46Oc. B &. 4.7Sc: u, 4sOc; "a
5.i5c, a. 25c, O.. 5.35c, IA. . s5c: l. so.
*. Gi5c. II. 675c y. G.s0c. W q. d soc. and
" V. r..
oIIS- Linseed oil firm. hut no advance WAS
reported ia prices. Refined petroleum IN
tOTTONSEFD ofI.-Easy early under mod
crate Liquidation but offerings were small and
when shorts attempted 90 cover they found little
oil for sale. and prices advanced sharply for the
lesr positions. A. the close values were irreRu.
lzs- Ianging from prints decline % 10 points
aoiAnr'. with sales n 200 hbls- Local con
tract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

80 500: choice export and dressed beef steers.
s. 50GSs %: fair TO good. s6 5odSI 40; western.
Southern. ss ss9ss: southern cows So 5Ol1 s. rs:
native, So 5OdS6 90: heifers. S5aSI 80; bulls. -
ass: calves. 81 25dSs. HOGS-Receipts, - oVo'
50 IS. bulk of sales 50 556s9 20: heavy 80 IO9
50 IS: packers and butchers. 50 60qs9 10 lignt.
50 500 so s.: pigs. IS 50QS9. SHEEP-Receipts.
900: steady: receipts for the week. 1850
lambs IS 5Odxg 50: ycarlinga, Ssds9 %; wethers.
81 5OaSs T5; ewes, Sc 50asS 25; stockers and
feeders Sass so
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

New York, April 10, 1910
GRAIN-WHEAT-Sesd at the opening
with values L higher small offerings and
moderate covering, Influenced by reports OF
snow and frost in portions Of the winter wheat
belt After holding steady during the nrts
part OF the day the market weakened and
finally broke sharply. closing at net decline
Of a u Is Liverpool was Influenced by re
ports OF liberal offerings from Russia. cheaper
offers from Canada and fairly liberal worlds
exports. Export sales amounted to loads.
New York at o'clock. quoted May wheat
81 l5&. July. 81 o9ss September. Isl % y.
cash wheat DUH. No red quoted 81 Il 1
10 arrive: No I Northern, 81 19lsc. opening
navigation. CORN-Firm early with very
small offerings and moderate buying. Heavy
selling developed on the advance. however.
ana the market late I'm the day was easy,
closing at a net decline of = a nc. Steamer
corn quoted g3itc nominal and No. T. soc
elevator nominal. export basis. Export No ..
64i4c asked OATS-FiTm at the opening.
but late in the day gave way with wheat and
corn, closing At p a = net decline. Cash
oats quiet, natural white 20 TO 81 10. quoted
at 46is n 49c, and clipped white. S4 10 ~ 10,
- . q 53c. RYE and BARI. .EY-Nominal
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
PAVILION HOTEL. COTTAGES
And NEW BATH HOUSES
SHARON SPRINGS, N. n

OPEN JUNE 23. 1910.
THE CELEBRATED WHITE II ILPHIR
SPRINGS BATHING F>TABIIsHMENI.
OPENS MAY IL. 1910.
Highest award at Paris Exposition G900)
and 81. Louis Exposition In 1904 The Baden
Baden OF America Ranks with the best water
cures and watering places iu the world. The
air is pure and a tonic and free from ualariai
impurities.
IT'S SPRTNGS-The White sulphur Mag
nesia and Chalybeate. It's sulphur Pine Needis
and Nauheim Baths and Dpuchcs in all forms
and Inhalation. attract thousands every year
for their efficacy in rheumatism. gOut. skin.
nervous and malarial diseases. chronic hearr
diseases, nasal Catarrh and bronchial diseases.
The superior quality and abundant supply Of
water. the variety OF applications and cxpe-
rienCed and shilful administrators combine 20
make SHARON SPRINGS the leading water
cure in the country. Perfect water and sewage
system. For amusement and recreation every
attraction IS offered. Booklet free.
JOHN ". GARDINER a SONS
1eTy1rc
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
COTTON The +

tOTTON-The market was a small affair,
business being chiefly in the way OF evening up,
while prices showed more irregularity than any
real tendency. The market opened steady at an
advance Of id4 points. and closed steady al a
decline Of ; points TO advance OF points.
Domestic trace accounts continue poor. and re
views Of the manufacturing situation Indicating
increased curtailment Of production. but reports
from abroad continue TO reflect a 5000 trade de
mand at Manchester. and British Board OF Trade
returns for March suggest a very prosperous
condition. 20 far volume OF business goes.
local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

American can. H. Diamond Match. 100
do preferred. 60. 16 MCCrum- Howell 57ss
Am Shipbuding S0Iai do preferred. -102ls
Booth Fisheries pf Il Northwestern FL. 10
Roxboard pref. Peoples CAS- .lltA4
Chic Rvs series =. - Streets Stable Car. -
Commonwealth Ed.1ia Swift & Co... ln5ls
Chicago TelephoEe. 1%9 sears -RoebucS .-.- 1851
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

New YORK ONCE. TIE PLAZA
Waters. baths. hotels and environments no
where equaled. Rheumatism g0ut and nervous
diseases cured. Complete rs dr0-therap peutic ap-
paratus. Japanese tea room Golf. riding dr.v-
Ing and outdoor pastimes Through sleepers
leave New York 4:55 =. VI. week days Tickets
and Pullman reservations. G. & -. ONCE $50
Broadway. and Offices Pennsylvania Railroad.
FRED STERRY. Manage Hot Springs Va
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
Yester

Special Liverpool cables. spot dull. sales 1000
bales. speculation and export, 800: American,
1900. called, 600. No imports. Futures opened
steady, 20 : points higher: closed steady. net
20 points higher near and 4, TO 2ia
points higher late months. April, T.51d:
April NAV. :. 90 cd. Ma--June. 1854. June
July. $3.50. July August 7.54isd. August Sep
tember. 7.26d. September October. 6.s4d; Octo-
er-November. C.C4i2d. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
O.57iad. Decemuer-January. $3.50; January Feb
ruarv Cos I'd, February March. 6 SD, March
April. 652 I'D.
COFEEE-There a disposition TO switch
interest from near 10 distant positions. and sales
were IS coo bags with prices at the close show
ing a decline Of points for the months
and advance OF l point for some OF the distant
positions European markets were without spe-
Cisl features Havre being unchanged 20 l. franc
higher. while Hamburg unchanged. Rio and
Santos were unchanged. The spot market
again quiet with price. unchanged u basis
OF Siac Tor Rio No Z. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
DOGS, BIRDS, ETC.

EUREKA BIRD TONIC.-THE BEST AND
only medicine for cage birds. parrots etc
Sold by al dealers. Roach Mfg. Co. Post Office
Box I'll, BROOKLYN.
IEADQUA RTERS FOR THOROUGHBRED
dogs. grown puppies. permanent dog show: (:
Angors eats. New York Dog Exchange. 2O4
East 18Th ST: telephone 6lOJ Gramercy.
INCU BATORS and BROODERS.- n com
plcte line Of Poultry and Dog supplies. Write
Tor catalogue, The United Co.. 26 Nesey st.
New York city.
FOR SALE--ReduCed prices, loo chinese
Nightingale. CanaIi-s. fancy Birds Parrots.
Snakes. Monkeys. etc saved from fire. ). )
Marina G. Sebille 324 East 34th 81
ArrBNTlONi-DoEs eats kittens given % good
homes. Hide a-Wee. IA East t5th ST. can or
write immediately. cats shipped for 80 cents
DIX. BLACkBuKNE. SPECIALIST.
Diseases dogs cate. Maltese terrier studs
puppies 81 y r. i25th -. Tel. 34ie-iaFleu
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

=
--s--.c r.s.-r.. Hr deposits. Sl7l 955 500. de
- 81 500 Hcr-eu,age ~ LEGAL reserve.
rg
.r-,r.-st4-l amounts 5lc from reserve de-
''--.rs and from Hff.r hatEs and trust com
,-.ss .- Sew Nu-h 'It2.
The following table compares tho Clear
80 rllrsn IaNsraEel statement with the
s-sre-Tents of cotcspCndlug dates in 1909
and lss.
ANIL fE go April y. 200. April -. 0S
t- 81 .lt - tHH < ;-1 1.isaoo 81. lsa - 800
-. .1N Hl. sH1 27b $500 296 G76 200
LtEa. --sy. .-,. ., coo .a,,
$3.50. Fl. iU- $50 $40 GSS Suo "a GG9. 500
..--.r...r - s-4 600 sA AllS 4oe 81 1900
Tic following shows The relation between
.ta Total reserve and tIe total deposits on
LIE respective dates.
Arr ls -1o Apr =. 'oa. Apr. j.. '0S
----. S-i- p1. Rtl S-7H.gfS Tos $40 6f0. toe
49, ,.rs.s tst~H 500 7SlUH7oo ca 6sa.2oe
Total. Sarsoa- 7oo Sg55. .ola 4eo S3ei.S75. 500
~ra. raeHH .. .... -.,., 49,
rs..-s Sfoaeo aia 81 .ee2 2oo Ss9 g73. 49,
Ig e-. o a-a 2ss 2eo
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TEMPLE EMANUEL. 5th ave and asa -
SUNDAY. "a Is. ur. SILNERMAN On The Late
solomon Rgbin-A Modern Philosopher AL
welcome.
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MlSCELLANE EOuS.
: r E E:

Estimates given on rendlns ace by expert real
lace makers. sALEEBT BROS., Importers IA
East Stth
HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN 'GROw7-Ths
Tribune Farmer will answer all your ques-
lions, ana give YOU many valuable suggess
tiona. Send TO Tribune Farmer, 15a NaSau
street. for sample copy,
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American aud Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
srneSses. etc. 20 Colleges. schools and FamiiisA
Apply to Mrs M J. YOUNG FULTON.
Vrnfar
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

! FURNISHED by Charles n. Barney & CO, No. %
Broad street New York. and No 122 south
sth street. Philadelphia
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NEW JERSEY.
GALEN HALL
Observation-Disclosures el1Ht ealT1HtassTff sf

Owing to our Tonic and Curative Baths,
our Elegant Comfort and Exceptional
Table and Service, we are always busy.
r. L. YOUNG, GenT Manager.
NJ. Y. Office, 1922 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
COLO AND SILVER pLATges-

GOLD. silver. nickel. brass oxdlzinE. platias
and hnshlng. At COLUMBIA LAMP WORKS.
245 West 47th II.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
TOILET PREPARATIONS.
FREE.

To introduce Elizabeth Face Cream We
will give free Facial Massage with
purchase OF one dollar jar Of the cream
This week only
LOCKWOOD 40 West SOD st.
Phone. 5l3-Mad
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
SWIMMING SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGHT
mol. DAI.It1N. % West Afth

DANCING ACADEMIES.
MI.- Mant, 4t r. 52d Dancing classes stage
aud all Fancy Dances. PsutOnlmes arranged.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
CONNECTICUT.

HOTEI. BERKSHIRE. I200 feet above SEA
levei opens Mar. {. spring season. Re-
ducrd rates Lake miles long. Golf tennis.
fishing. dancing woods and uusir- Write for
cataloE. Address IItchheid. conn.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

2is 7o4 500 2.s pa 700 ss sss. 100 .liss 1880
10 -peroeutsse of reserve 10 deposits Other than
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

'c. 1. T.. to arrive. 4Elevator export basis
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

t-r,,. rite sts'ss Gepositt 'noiUds6 fi,57s 900.
--'- S'aitt q act1sl 1guTes. 90
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v AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
CHICAGO iNOUsTRIALs.

sAnd interest. tEx dividend
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-09-14
OBITUARY NOTICES.

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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-09-14
In the Matter of zachariah wayne)
In Bankruptcy.

} Bankruptcy.
Griffin Bankrupt.
A. directing property
will
A. O'Clock Griffin
Drug Store Hartford Kentucky offer for sale at public auction the
highest bidder, the following described
Said consists real follows:
brick business Center Street Hartford
particularly described follows Being of lot
Alley
&
Griffin 3Oth 1879,
Ohio
inherited by the Saie
Griffin.
parcel adjoining beginning
N the foregoing the line the
Smiths
N. 25 Alley thence N W. with Apple Alley
Church,
line church lot sold Morton W. H.
with line OF said
thence N F. with the line said lot
Werner the foregoing lot go feet the beginning and being
e Griffin stated inherited by the
said Sae Griffin his mother Both together
praised at $3,S0OOO
merchandise the old prescriptions and including the fixtures
tables refrigerator charging
&c, appraised at $2,662.O2.
and its including tables chairs
appraised S64725
appraised $4,000; lot of
Hartford Tobacco Warehouse Company
appraised $SO0 these be sold separate items and for cash
described
will together will then offer and togeh
an accept the bringing
described in will be sold onehrd
twelve months the
the and payable to the
Trustee with lien retained the property additional security
All of said property will be sold free of liens.
This August 2Srd, A. D.. 1910.
ERNEST WOODWARD Trustee Bankruptcy