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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.
BOOM FOR M'CALL AGAINST LODGE
 IN BAY STATE
(Continued from Page One,

tCOntInued rom Page One.)
 The atmosphere of uncertainty cloud ing the Democratic possibilities for 9 candidate against Senator Lodge, was cleared when Congressman Joseph O Connell announced himself as can- didate.
 "I stand squartely on the record which I made during my term in Con- gress," he said. "and I believe that I will win.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
TYPHOID FEVER DUE TO
 MILK AT NAVAL ACADEMY
Especial from United Press.


 Annapolis, Nov. 1.-Two addition al cases. making 13 in ar, of typhoid fever, are now in the naval hospital here, as the result of the prevalence of the disease among the midship- men, The malady is of a mild na- ture. It Is now believed that milk secured from an out of town dairy as a temporary experiment.. some weeks ago. brought the infection into the academy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
w arm coats. boys favorltes.-
.S6!5.

five dollar bill buys a splendid lot of warmth and good looks in an overcoat at the Boys Shop. Little boy and big, boy who wants fur-trimmed coat and boy who picks reefer; every boy will get just the sort of coat he wants and will get better coat than he expects.
 That is what an overcoat five dollars can be counted on for at this store.
 Russian coats for boys of to TO- Chinchila mix collars some
 Reefers for boys of to 16. Kersey chinchlla or fancy overcoatngs Good colors Velvet collars or the boy wishes
 Fur trimmed overcoats. Black astrakhan or fancy fur collar and cuffs. Coat is blue brown kersey. All sizes from to 10.
 Long overcoats for boys of to IT. Fit with grace and comfort. Have air of auntness that just suits boys. New fancy mixtures with convertible collars.
 Five dollars.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Hair goods of worth and style Tn their new bright home.

Hair goods now have a home worthy of them. The excellent quality and cor rect style that win new friends every day for them, are now combined with an attractive convenient home upon the third floor.
 Just to the right of the la dies parlor, the woman who wishes right and fair-priced hair 0nndS may count l1nnn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
LIPPTTT 10 SUCCEED
 SENATOR ALDRICH

Providence, Nov. 17.-Henry s. Iippitt was endorsed by secret ball. lot, for United States Senator, to succeed Senator Aldrich, today, by the Republican State Central Com mittee It Is understood that the vote was 24 to 12, one member not voting.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
WHERE IS EBERLE?

Postmaster Wm. H. Marigold has been asked to locate Vim. F. Eberle who was a cadet at West Point from Bridgeport, 20 years ago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17

New York, Nov. 17.-As q resuf of injuries, sustained while p1ayinf football, a week ago, John Fisher IS, died at his home, fin Brooklyn, to
 day. He was member of the foot ball eleven of Public School No. IFS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
MILLER SPENDS s45.52.

Alderman Guy c. Miller filed a state ment of his election expenses today. It cost him $4552 to make the run in the Fifth district. He contributed $20 to the Republican campaign fund.
 spent $8 for a sign to hang over the Republican committee room. and $5 rent for the store where the primary was held. The rest was for incident
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
GENUINE MAHOGANY TRAYS

for serving purposes nlad something new; they will suit you in quality and price The price is low naturally, at Jackson's Bookshop 986 988 Main St. Place and score cards for Thanksgivng-an entirely new line
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17

Farmer Want Ads. | Cent a Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-17
Remnants for the game.

Yale and Harvard felt pennants. Correct coors Good lettering With bulldog the donkey and orange cart upon them. Different sizes,-
 25c 45c 75c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. March 8-CATTLE-Recelpts 400.
steady; bseves. S 1885 20. Texas stesrs. S 10
8 sOa$s -: cows and hsifers. 81 eoas Is Is:
calves. 81 259$0 IS. HOGS-Receipts EOoo:
SIR sTosS s q &c ,s higher ,n gh $40 SSGslO 60 se
SO So. good 70 choice heavy. $40 s0GSlf O5: pigs
81 soq$iO Is; bulk Of sales, $40 s5as1O %.
So 10 western IS Soc So rs. vesiIinas SIS. ~
lambs. native. 81 15@SiO 50. Western. 81 Sca
Kansas city. Mo. March 2s-CATTI.E-Re-
ceipts. Too steady receipts for the week. IS. 500:
choice export and dressed beef steers. 81 s09
- .; slockers and feeders. 81 aOGs8 Is: south
ern. s. 50dSs 40. Southern COWS, Sc 5OGs6: ma
tive. 81 s2NSb %: heifers, s3gsi .; bulls ssg
3 g Sgb calves ,Sr sIS :, Is, 1000
9.9N0; bulk 81 sales. SO 6Odsi 81; heavy
$40 Sedslo -. packers and butchers $40 Tod
SHEEP Receipts 24OOO. steady: receipts Tor
the week 81. 500. lambs. 50 40d&1O 25; vearlfngs
s. s9asS 30, wet a15 s. 55aSs co. ewes, SIC
Eas; Buffalo March 26-CATTI.E- Receipts
100. steady. yEAIS- Receipts. 100. active and
90 lower SGGsl0 rs. HOGLReceIpts 500. sc-
ST. 30; Workers. sl1dSli 80: pics SO e06sii:
rough. $40 2aaS1O so. stays. $3.50. dairies ne
sheep active and steady: lambs slow and ice
lower al - 2SdSl0 %; warnings. 50 $3.50 TO-
Cincinnati March e0-CATTT.E-R Receipts.
81 - s. Is: common. 81 zoos Is. Hogs.
Receints. SIS; quiet; butchers ana shippers.
81 05Gsii 10. common. 81 25G $40 Is SHEEP
=. Receipts. no s. steady; H@s6 IS; lambs
PittshurE. March % -cATTLE - Supply
IS 20 sHEEP-supPis light: prime BRINE vsSb 20 q
lambs sTas1o %: veal eaives siSa 81 M
sS mesGms SUI s PIi s s ssSy1s' ST. Is
ST. t0I stl II. uGht Workers $40 SS6 $40 81.
pigs $40 Ia@S $40 so. Toushs. 500 so 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
BANK STATEMENT
HE1VY G1ININ LOANS
Cash Holdings Increase and
ReserTe Dozen TO $40, sos, 725.

Clearing House figures Of hank condi-
lions as Of Friday night show an enormous
Increase In leans. a moderate gain IN cash
ana a decline IN the reserve above legal
requirements 81 ss.IsS.s25 20 sio.sO5.725.
which compares with an average reserve
Of sls.2ss.70o. Trust companies and hanks
not reporting 20 the Clearing House pre-
sent a total expansion IN loans Of more
thar SSs.5oo.oOo. 27.sOi.6OO Of which was
supplied by the Clearing House institutions.
In tho average statement loans were ST.
10000 under the level 81 a week ago. the
Increase shown IN the exhibit Of actual
conditions rejecting operations at the close
81 'he week In connection with the fnanc-
ms ~ The city bonds and other new issues.
The figures as ~ Friday night show that
tn statement based on the average system
81 compilation Was made up on falling
Averages Detailed bank conditions and
changes for the week follow:
CLEARING HOUsB BANKS-AC'TT-AI. CONDI-
TION FRIDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
New York, March % 1910

New York, March %. 1910
-WHEAT-With most OF the for
eign markets closed and practically all the
speculative markets. with the exception OF grain
taking extra holiday. there was an absence
Of aggressive operations IN the wheat market.
but prices were easier, decling 1s0l NC q bUshel
under liquidation on The part Of speculative
longs on prospects OF rains IN the Southwest.
There vas particular pressure In September,
with selling BY prominent speculative house
which has recently headed the bull movement.
longs. Cash markets were steady and receipts
were moderate. but the market was Influenced
largely by speculative Developments. World =
exports for the wees were 9.415. 90 bushels,
year. while on passage the amount Of wheat
Increased 100000 bushels. making a total %
~ GH.u1 Al ! O'Clock the New York market
was quoted 81 22s4 for May. 81 i6A bid for
red wheat in elevator was quoted 81 . nominal
z and No Northern Duluth 81 26is. CORN
Opened easier. but soon rallied sharply. advanc-
ing about cent bushel for the active posi-
and closed net unclaimed 10 NC advance
Worlds exports for the week were / .GOO 600
bushels. against sf2 600 last week ana 2 sac L.
100 last year. Steamer corn was quoted 64&c
export No 2. 65isc nominal OATS-Oata wers
Influenced largely by the action Of corn. easing
on early, with a sharp rally and a subsequent
decline. and az the cs'se values were unchanged
with MIXED. % a 80 n nominal. natural white.
y % - N. 49Q5ic and clipped white "a 20
- n, 5Ola d53c- RYE-Dull No . Western
o'sc nominal. BARLEY-NonninaI Wheat Din
% BTadstrest's aggregate .63s SIS bushels
against l.2Si. Oo4 last week and . OBS us last
year. since July l. rs. 81 los. against la. 100
- last season Corn. EXPORTS for the week
s>h.6l5 bushels, against cor. 243 last week and
]. laSOaO last year. since JULY l. p 65f Sn1
bushels, against %. Ti90 S2 last wear.
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steady spring patents. s. 600 so s.: winter
straiShts. 81 40 a s. so. winter patents a. 6O1
- 10, spring clears. 50 GO0S4 s.. extra M I
winter. - toH -, extra No winter 81 5Ol
- -. Kansas straights. 81 15G s. 30 RYE
4Lobt X STEADY fair 20 good. 81 3OGSf a..
choice 10 fancy. 81 50T 81 80. CORNMEAI~
Kiln dried - - BAG MEAI-Fine white
and yellow. 81 459Sl 80. coarse. 81 35aS 40
FLEA-WesteTn steady; city quiet. Western
spring. S24 - q S24 -. standard u1iddIing sd
g So 30: -four do. SOS - SIS ~: red dog
$50 90 y Ssl: city bran. S2f 80 bulk 500 %
sacks middling. 500 q $40 30: red dog s3Is
hominy chop, S26 so bulk. S2T 20 sacks: OIL
PROIIsIONs-Not active. but prices were
nrmeT. Influenced by the small receipts OF live
hogs and further advance at the Yards
short clear. s26 SOS 80 BEEF-Mess. s14 30
SIS: family. Sl9G $40 80: packet SEQ
SIG 80, extra India mess. S29d $40 BFEF
~ MS-se4Q 500 DRESSED HOGS-Bacons
l4isc: $50 N, 14iac: 18O N. 14Xc: I4O M
l4%c; pigs. l5c. CUT MEATS-PickIed bel
lies quiet: smoking. lie 10 10. 1914 q lie. 10
10 i6A lie: IA II. l6Ac. Picked hams
steady; lG'sc TALLow--Firmer. city. 7Lc:
country g. gT%c LARD-Steady; middle
South America, 15.45c; Continent. I5c: Brazil
kegs. G.i3c. COMPOUND-iOL a 1OLsc.
sTEARINE-steady; Oleo. 1Sc: city lard
Ons-Rehned petroleum steady ana un-
changed. Linseed oil firm at the recent ad-
vance PETROI-ET'M- standard white bills
New York and Philadelphia. : aOc. bulk 40c .
cases. loa0c' water white. bbls. o 4Oc: bulk
6e0c; cases n soc. LTNSEED OII-Ameri-
can seed. CITY raw. s0G Sic. out 81 town raw
81 20Tgf %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
HOW ANIMALS USE THEIR TAILS

Very few people ever stop 90 observe
what very useful things animals tails are
to their owners. Horses. COWS and other
creatures use their caudal appendices as
M happers Cats. squirrels and MANY
more twist them around their necks for
comforters The rat has raised the use %
his tail to hne art. for hv It's means n
s"'u~s me blind and steals Jelly. on ana
cream out Of lars and bottles
The ra"coon catches crabs With IT'S tail
and the monkey nnds his tail vauahl.
asset in sw lnging his way through his ma
i've forests Fish steer their NAV ~
means ~ their tail. the antester uses Ms
ng1 ~ az az an umbrella, while the vanity
tail feathers.-The Pathfinder "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
FERRY COMPANIES.
MRelNlk,s eIFr 10 FRANCE.

Virginia - 20 present 10 France "a CODY %
her most cherished possess Ion-rhe NASH
inston statue. W.trl stands lu the refunca
81 the Capitol Tho original is l.ft Size ~
marble and one al the admired art t-es
az tho world
t'he Dill providing for the copy has becn
presented by senator King and nln Dc
passed just ~ soon as it comes from the
Finance oummiifef. The approximation viii
BE- AO.Ob. The work 81 Reproducing rhe
STATUE VIII b. done lu tire rOfunda ~ fle
Capitol The contractor must give a bond
Tor the safety ~ The marble and its uresci-
walton.
About year ago q copy was made 81 tho
figure ano sent 20 The han 81 Fame In
Washington N may be thaf Tho me
artist will Rei the contract fog this dupH-
cate
Tho statue is 20 60 % tho French govern
nient a. . gifi from tie people 81 Virginia.
-NaEhinEt0n star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

- NsN York. March 20. 1910.
BEANS AND PEAS Receipts. 4S9 bags
beans end SEQ bags peas Domestic white
beans easy. and occasional shading ~ prices
way for very choice quality Red kidney Arm
but quiet white kidney neglected and nom
inal California lima show increasing Arm
ness General sales are nov at 81 scotch
peas lower and weak. DEANS. marrow
choiee. hushel - ~ = ri 81 ~; fair 20 good
- - ~ - 20 medium. choice. s. 81 p = e 81
pea. 81 32iz a 50 -, fair to good So eTis n
81 30; imported medium. 81 20. pea. 81 %
81 80. yellow eye 81 1O1fS8 Is: black turtle
SOUP. 81 "o@ .: lima. California. 81. PEAS
BIfrER- Receipts f.so4 pkss Enough
stock came IN Yesterday afternoon AMI this
and the tone changed from frnncss 90 ~
steadiness Most buyers this morning were
~ Importance in quotations Creamery. spe-
cials n. - Sc, extras 53is n $40 frsts ri y
.5s1,,,,s s9". extr,e a, =" &c hs o
SOC: seconds - r. 2sc. thirds % q 2Gc: state
dairy tubs finest. - 443c. good 10 prime.
Specials 2Ta2TNc. extras. 26ise: arsts. Is "a
S3'sc; seconds. p = 23isc. Western imita-
arFts. 2sISc: seconds. % sai. - tbirSs aog
PIE packing stock. No >. Ella 22c. No D.
CHEEsE-Receipts. l.Os3 boxes: exports.
90 boxes FIRM on all fan made cheese. Ordi-
and about $50 boxes have been taken hv exrortt
err Tor next weeks shipment state fun cream.
ran make speSi9,s l7'aalsr. fancy. iTHc: good
GO prime. lGis9 lG4tc. current and winter make
hest i5Adl6c. common 20 fair. 1919: skins
Ia -. fan make. specials ifiac. good 70 prime
1850 lac. current aud winter make. hest II4
10. fair TO good. saioc, common. 4'sd7c. fals
skins. "a a.
EGGS-Recelp ~ ana cases some aecu-
mutation ~ stock. and market Irregular strictly
choice gTaied goods from favOTite Western sec
tiOns are steady or shade nrmer. but there =
a surplus 81 medium and lower qualities inciud
tnE mosi ~ the Southern receipts for which
trade u dun ~ easy prices Duck aud goose
eggs cloaning up closely state Pennsytsania
and nTarhy. hennsry whites. &iu2ac. satherel.
2ed 90. hennery browns fancy, 23c. gathered
g. q - 30. fresh gathered selected extras 2lr
storage racked hfstz 22022 isc. regular packe
hIstH- .in22r, seconds -0lsc. dirties -uc,
checks isN i9c duck egRs. Baltimore dozen.
t3c Virginia. 400 f2C. Tennessee and Western,
aOd f2c far southern. 3fQd7c. goose esss. OOcayi.
FnI lis DRIEp-Prime domestic evap-
oTHted APPLES nrm. but little demand Top
Erades nominal a. quotations EloW movement
In the undergrades ard 1908 stock APPLES.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

MEIALS-Pig iron certificates UNCHANGED
No sales Regulars quoted: March SIT. ApriI
SD =. MAY. Sli -. and June SlT IS ali asked .
July. Sl6GSls August. September October No,
vember and December. SIG bid.
eOttONSEED OII-There was unusual
activity in the cotton oil market for a Saturday
sales amounting o. 13OO0 barrels AMI prices
we're hrmer closing unchanged to 10 points net
advance. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

Aggregate reserve or deposits. Slo9 5o7, To-;
decrease 81 s6I 600; percentage Of legal reserve
IL 80
The following table compares the Clear
ing House faVeragel statement with the
statements Of corresponding dates IN 1873
and 1908:
Mar. &c 10. Mar =, % Mar. "a %.
Loans 81 PAL as so 81 29s 62 100 81. les 80 700
specie 2G067sOl 2Il .69a. 500 ~. PIC, "
T. "a
tenders - 1896 500 81 asa 602 %. 9l2.0 M
lboplsfts as3 OS7 gsra 3s5 $3.50 SO a.ls9 ga 80
Circulatn As 29a 500 - SS7. ~ 81 .042 $40
The following shows the r~lation between
the total reserve and tns total deposits on
. the respective dates:
Mar ~ 10 Mar 81 "a Mar . os
Specie . $50 GIs 600 s27l. SEA so S275 30 10
Legal tcndsgs 81. S36.5s0 sl.AS4toO 6l.sl2 90
Totals .sS2aols.5OO ss5s ID 600 1887 l22 100
Total reserve
eGt.ceIosits $40 III. SEQ S36 34s, 80 ~ aaaata
Reserve p. sla2a2.7OO siG77s.675 Ss9.Tss. -
PR cent 81
. reserve 30l ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

done 20 prevent the indiscriminate pilinG
up OF surplus stock
Word comes from the superintendent or
the Amazon Montana Development COM
pany near Amazon. Mont. that all records
Tor shaft sinking are being broken BY the
mine IN its deve lopment work. This month
viii see the shaft down one hundred Feet
further than when the month opened Inc
drifts and shaft show that the ore grows
rich with depth. The silver-Zinc-lead values
increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

n was announced that the tRadershurg
Consolidated Mining Company had been IN
corpOrated under the laws or South llakota
pany is a holding company. ana mas ac-
Quired control Of the Ohio-keatng Colo
Mining Company Of RadersbuTg. Mont.
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rHE An ASHE nc A e ASH.s,S Sh NI

CHEMICAL COMPANY. - ,a,a
New York March ~. .,A.ss,Sc
PREFERRED CAPITAL SIOCh-IAN+-
No - a rSlr-c-
At regular meeting 81 the hoal1 @ss-nicAl
tors % The American ASricultuI. ~ nat
Company. held this d0y. 10 was ~ Pen
a semi annual dividend Of ThkEE ~ ~ - de-
CENT on the Preferred capital s.ee- ~ tns
olaF-d and paid on April 18TH neN. ,afN
tcckhOlders 81 record on March -. - stoc<
The Transfer Books o. the 90 Al
will be closed on Monday. MAY. = rsofu 10
o'clock Y M and will remain o,oSo
O'Clock a M FRIDAY April lsts lt.t .,v.r
THOMAS A DOE. Itesse--,--
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE to"hr isie
~ church street New Noih. ht--" 7s.isrsd .
The Board q Directors THIS dtt gsrssrs Ner
quarterly dividend 81 one ana w. ttr payabs
cent upon the pTeferFed cailstt' .'..rNola.rs ~
NDrif "a tOfQ 70 the preferred 80 ~, /. i3lo
record az the close % business u' 49,.
Checks will be mailed 4. ,,-,x Ill cl,ss
a, s IN m Aprii a 1910. and Isopssn "a
1910. z. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

Waddill Gatherings. receiver Of the Cen
trial Foundry Company. has called an in
formal meeting Of the creditors and bond
holders of the Central Foundry Company
20 he held az his Oflce. No. 81 Wall street.
New York. on April I. 1910. at O'Clock Al
this meeting the receiver will give the cred
itors such Information as he has with re
gard 20 the condition Of the affairs OF me
Central Foundry Company. and ne viii
also discuss with them various matters
connected with the receiveTshi7 ana the
continued operation Of the business by the
receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

TILE FOURTH NATIONAL. BANK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
New YORK. March a. 1910
ih- Brand OF Directors has this day Declared
Quarterly dividend % TWO PER CENT.
10 from tsx. PAYABLE on ana after April lat,
The BOARD % Directors has this dsy declared
cate. re-openinS APRIL iss, 1910.
CHARLES r. PATTERSON.
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New York. March 80 1910
The Board Of Directors has this day de-
cent. on the capital stOoE % this Bank. pay
able on April tst. 1910
Transfer books will remain closed from date
until April 4. 1910 inclusive.
HARRY Y. WARD. Cashier,
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Elevator. nominal i Elevator export
basis.
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MINES AND METALS.

Walkers Copper Letter says: Copper is
dun and a shade lower. Lake Is 1871 cents
20 1870 cents. and electrolytic Is 49, cents
10 1917 cents a pound. Sales so far this
month have been smaller than they We're
an either January or February. and eX-
ports have been lighter also. The unsettled
political conditions al Washington. the
failure 20 settle the Philadelphia strike and
the Rntagonistic attitude Of labor organiza-
lions generally are tending 20 shake busl-
ness and financial confidence. and cOnsum-
crs Of copper are buying more sparingly.
kumOrs are being circulated and estimates
published that further Increase IN the
visible supplies Will he shown by the Pro
OuCers' statement 10 be issued on the Sth
OF tie nth OF next month. IN view Of the
Unfayorable developments referred TO, the
price OF copper may remain around its
present level for two or three months
longer. When business confidence Is re-
stored and the buying demand asserts itself
again. however. the existing surplus sup
plies will be reduced very quickly and the
price Of copper Will advance. ] feel that
the metal situation is perfectly healthy and
that current deliveries are going direct 10
consumers. There is little or no Speculative
buying now. IL would seem that all the
had news Is Out and that conditions must
soon begin 10 change for the better ! do
not believe this a time 10 be pessimistic.
Consumers Of copper who purchase freely
have decided advantage over their com
petitOrs when bidding for contracts later
this year
In copper trade circles tie opinion is ex-
pressed that the Butte merger IL the first
step toward more stable copper conditions.
II j. argued THAI the Anaconda viii be the
nucleus ~ a corporation that will embrace
the leading mines 81 the country. and that
under these conditions regulation Of cop
per supply and demand is inevitable. The
Anaconda a. now IN a position 20 carry
through a merger on large scale but
whether 81 not anything viii Re done pend,
ing the American Tobacco and Standard
OF decisions Is problematical With the
production Of copper increasing. copper in
terests feel that something viii have 60 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

p, - go 500 - aoo a. oaa go u 80 oia 20
Ferc'H'ase Of reserve to deposits other ,h4n
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New York, March 49, 1910
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Republic Iron & Steel Co.
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Bonds:

The Republic Iron Steel company has auoz an sle on S
Mortgage Gold Bonds whereof SIS
subject the restrictions set @
and bonds 100000 be issued for the
which
1914 and for other On
will therefore become FIRST Mort
on allo the of the Company
The earnings for the four and onea have
SOOO
amounted 20 less than
of
and quick s78OO nearly eight times the
snou of our bond issue
Sinking Fund payable in cash or bonds
100000 bonds and all further bonds
extraction Of minerals exceeds amount specified
in
Republic Steel Company hereby offers to the holders OF rs First
their bonds los and accrued interest cash.
and Hagarten Co and w Sgman
bOndholders desire do shall have the privilege Of
and
This ofe may Withdrawn time without notice
coupons 1870 of the First Mortgage SO Bonds vii De
the Of Co, Nassau Street. New York
REPUBLIC IRON e STEEL COMPANY
By JNO. A TOPPING. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

The Esperanto Mining Company reports
FOR February total receipts Of Sl90,Osl, pay
ments OF Sl05.is9 and net earnings Of $si60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

York, March 49, 1911
Republic Steel Company ne
prepared Republic Iron steer
Bonds 1910
deliver 1890 Year Five Per Cent Snk
ing October 1910 and subsequent
of $1,000 bond e
wIlat the time cash the April l. 1910,
of of the full information
the of be
We investment
Temporary bonds NJ ready for delivery.
offer may be withdrawn time without notice
HALLGARTEN & CO, j. & w. SELlGMAN & GU,
No Nassau York. No William Street New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK.
Week ended March "a
1910 1904 1908
rrvgooas s4 2Rs.i2l So 6G5 orc 81. i5a. $50
General mdse IS 500 Tss ~ 355OT5 1O.6O1.tIa
Totals .... s22.sCs.a-a siT.O21 .O5i si2762. ne
From Jan l. -.
Drveoods - So $50 s23 S44 T94.SS9 S343T0.slQ
General rndse 1sf T63 524 150 50 $40 lo43t9. st4
Totals sal. sI4a47 s2O4 go $50 SIS. $50 ga
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
YORK
jan iMch q slS5 sG1 acO sI37 iIa PSI Si53 4o6
u-vunur-- az cnr-frrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

DIVIDEND NOTICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

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