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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17

land to San Antonio, be designated as
stand.
Alderman Clayton called attention to
the fact that Overland street between
the streets designated is used as stand
for market wagons
Alderman Hewitt then recommended
that the matter be referred to the SAM
tarv committee for further considera-
ton.
Alderman Hewitt commenting on the
protest of the Standard Electric com
pany relative to the use of metal switch
boxes in the Toltee building recon-
mended that it be permitted to install
the boxes.
Paving Matters.
The fourth semi monthly estimate OF
the Petrolithic company showed $500
due for paving Mesa avenue from Currl
to River streets, the clerk being author
lied to pay the same.
The second semi-monthly estimate OF
the BitIlithic company showing
s2658.3S due for paving North Oregon
street was presented and the clerk au-
thorized 10 pay the same.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17

Three Deeds, Three Building
Permits, Three Mar
riage Licenses.

There were but three deeds filed in
the office of the county clerk Wednes-
day.
Three marriage licenses were issued
and three building permits granted, so
1t looked like game OF trays all the
way through.
No births were reported
Deeds Filed.
Copper street, between Dakota and
Kentucky avenues, Highland Park-U-
s Green to Chas. b. Stevens. lots 9 and
10, block rs. Highland Park addition;
consideration $500. March Is. 1910.
Northwest corner Hutton and Rio
Grande streets, Franklin Heigfts-AI-
fred Schulze to Linda Schulze. onehalf
interest in lots 81 and 80, block u,
Franklin Heights addition; considera-
ton 81. March IA, 1910.
Socorro, Texas-Town of Socorro.
Texas. to Jesus Maria Sambrano. 1 sic
acres in Socorro town grant; consid-
Grafton 81. March %. 1902
Building Permits.
To B. C. Baca, 10 tear down adobe
residence. block q, Mills map; estimated
cost $50.
To ]. Caldaretta. to remove dwelling,
14x12x10 feet. on lots and 9. block
4, East Ell Paso addition; estimated
cost 500.
To Simon Seer. to build one room
adobe residence, 20x30x12 feet. on lots
% and "a. block 5, East Ell Paso ad-
dition; estimated cost $500
Licensed 70 Wed.
Charles H. Farnum and Anna Isabel
Skies
James P. Burrage and Eliza Marie
Verschenre.
". ]. Castlebury and Maria Esca-
lante.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
COLQUITT OPENS
HIS CAMPAI
Begins His Fight for Cover
nor by Denouncing
Campbell.

Wichita Falls, Tex, March 10. B.
Colquitt, of Terrell, opened the cam
nomination here this afternoon
A large number of visitors have ar
rived, including train load from Ter
rell.
Colquitt spoke at the opera house
and made a plea for less politics and
greater state development
He said the present local option and
-Fitzhugh laws are the best
control of the liquor traic devised and
that statutory prohibition is unconsti-
tutional.
Colquitt also raped governor Camp
bell and his policies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
there 100 percent in 10 years after

there 100 percent in 10 years after
planting.
THE shade afforded by the trees has
also decreased the expense of sprinkling
one half and has done considerable to-
ward the improvement of cities in this
section.
''In this country. trees planted on
the east side of a house will grow 90
percent better than those planted on
the opposite side. because most OF the
wind comes from the west, and trees
protected from the wind will grow bet
ter"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
Children Who kre Sickly

Mothers who value their own COM
fort and the welfare Of their cniloren
should never be without oox o.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders TOT chi
dren. for use throughout the season.
They break nm Colds. Cure Feverish-
ness. Consultation. Teething Disorders,
Headache and stomach Troubles
THESE POWDERS NEVER FAIL. Sold
by all Drug Stores. csc. Don't accept
any substitute a trial package VIII be
sent FREE TO any mother. VINO VIII
address Allen S. Olmsted, lie Roy, \. I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
ALL SHOT
TO PIECES
Nerves Were at the Bottom
of What Mrs. Martha
Hown Had to Endure for
Years, Till She Found Out
How to Help Them.

Sevierville. TENT never did be-
Iieve in patent medicines" writes Mrs.
Martha Hown, of this place until be-
gan TO take Cardui. and it cured me.
"Cardui saved my life. after the doc
tor had failed 10 help me. Since taking
it. 1 am stouter and weigh more than
1 ever did, and look and feel like a new
woman
~For six months before began TAX
ing Cardui. could not do anything. nor
hardly sit up. Now 1, can do all nv
homework, go where I please an
don't tire me.
I used to get frightened at an
and would just fan down in
and was so nervous. but now 7
ter than I have been in twelve
and the doctor. who is my own
says he never thought TO see me
so WELL
The benefit TO be obtained by
Cardui. is not confined TO any
of the body. The whole female
is benefited-the whole cons
built up. A pure, vegetable ext
pecially adapted for woman's
Cardui is the ore remedy that
men should have in the hoJ
use when needed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
COUNTRY CLUB SELLS
ITS OLD CLUBHOUSE
E. j. Peterson Buys Prop
erty and VIII Convert
It Into Residence.

The old Country club grounds were
sold today by the FL Paso Country club
TO E. ]. Peterson. The tract has 'front.'
age of $50 feet on the park car line and
extends back TO the canal
Mr.. Peterson will improve the club
bhouse and will occupy it as a residence
The sale was made for the club by
Rroaddus & LeaYeN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
PREPARE BIDS
ON CROFT HOTEL
Ell Paso Contractors Are
Now Making Estimates
on Structure.

Plans for the. new Cloudcroft hotel.
to cost 500. 600, and to be built by the
Southwestern system this summer. are
now being figured on by local contrac-
tors. The building is to be modern in
construction. and will be ready for the
opening OF the summer season OF 1911.
Work will begin on the hotel as soon
as the frost is out OF the ground on the
mountain, TO permit of excavation work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
WESTINGHOUSE
OPENS BRANCH
Electrical Supply Company
Opens Offices in Thorne
Building.

Ell Paso's wholesale district has new
addition The Westinghouse Electrical
company has rented a salesroom in the
Thorne building on West San Antonio
street which will be used as the FL
Paso headquarters of this company.
The Westinghouse branch for Ell Paso
will be opened this month and eventual
ly it is expected that II will occupy
building of It's own which will be the
southwestern headquarters Of the West
inghOuse company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17

their case to the company officials and
asked for reinstatement. The third one
is an applicant for his old run and will
probably get it back.
Instead of ''strike" it was
poodle" one bowling member OF the
street car family said. a poodle Is good.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
ROOSEVELT LEAVES
TONIGHT FOR CAIRO
Has a Day With His Correspondence aud
Attends n Garden Party in khar-
tOum-Is q Busy Man

Khartoum. Egypt, March 1T.-After
two days sightseeing with Mrs. Roose-
Welt and his children. Col. Roosevelt to-
day dug into his great mass of CORE
spondence. which alone is a task to dis
courage one less energetic.
This afternoon the Roosevelts attend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17

ed a garden party at the Grand hotel
The Roosevelts plan TO leave here for
Cairo in a special train at 8 tonight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17

Alderman Blumenthal said: There
is discrimination. The ordinance reads
that all can 60 to the dead line.
Nayor Robinson then appointed alder
man Bl,unenthal 80 investigate the com
plaint and give policeman Hord instruc
tions.
that the complaint be reduced to writ
inc and then referred TO Mr.. Blumen-
thai.
i suppose vou want it clearly estab-
Esbed that the chairman of one OF cur
committees is not a mere figurehead,
he said.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
SHELTERS BIG EARNINGS
Company Reports Striking Growth IN
Recent Years.

The American Smelters Securities Com
pany reports for the fiscal year ended May
81, 1870 a production OF gold 70 the amount
Of 2es5. .s4s ounces. Il, 5Ss7 277 ounces OF Sill
yer, s., ,7I2 tons OF lead and I7=,1j0,ooo pounds
OF copper. These figures show marked
gains over the production CT the TWO pre-
cetiing years while from the current rate
OF production the company Will show IN the
current year an output OF III ounces
of gold q S729H ounces of silver 76.0S9 tons
OF lead and rs. go pounds OF copper Net
earnings from operations IN the last fiscal
year were s. .431. $50. compared with G.432--
csc IN the wear before and s2.3S7 i26 IN 1868
The earnings for the first four months on
the present fiscal year indicate that total
net earnings for the twelve months win
amount to approximately sS.eso.eeo The
earnings of the last year are especially sig
niffcant IN view OF the fact that prices for
the company's products ruled at an ex-
tremeIy low level
The growth OF the Securities Company,
Notwithstanding the unusually depressed
trade conditions. has bean possible IN part
because of the many improvements and
operating economies made by the company
in it's smelling and refining processes. and
In part By the building OF new works and
additions and improvements TO established
plants
Recently longtime contracts have been
made with the Chino and Ray mines, and
the Tennessee Copper Company, from
which no product has. as yet. been re-
eeived-
Since the organization Of the Securities
Company the Baltimore Copper Refining
Works have been purchased, with q re-
fining capacity OF 440eo,0H pounds a year.
which has been increased TO q present ca
pacity OF 24A,0Ge e0 pounds a year. or So 3-S
per cent. and when present plans are COM
pleted this plant will be increased TO a Ca
pacity OF 2SS,GO.9to pounds a year. SO that
the capacity of these works. as OF the time
when they were purchased by the Securi-
ties Company. will have been doubled
Similarly. the copper smelling plant at
Garfield, near Salt Lake City has been en-
tirely constructed. adding TO the smelling
capacity of the company 1,l70,0oo tons a
year.
Lead smelling and copper smelling plants
have been constructed at VaIardena. the
former with an annual capacity of 1ST6do
pacity OF $4,000 tons. AT Federal, H.. the
lead refining plant has been increased from
an annual capacity OF u, C1a tons 10 pres
eIIt capacity OF 10000 tons, and the smelling
works have been correspondingIy increased
from q smelling capacity OF 20 0.0eo tons 10 a
present capacity OF 1eo000 tons. Moreover
the Seiby refining plant. with capacity OF
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
FINANCIAL FINANCIAL MARKET
Clearing House Bank Loans Ex-
ceed Deposits by S36, ,O0O.OOO.

Transactions in yesterdays short STOCK
market session were light in volume on
= movement of prices that showed uIl-
important changes in the larger nunner
OF issues al the close, net gains pre-
dominating. The market was what "all
street calls thin. It was thin ON poIh
sides. without any indication Of aggreS-
sfve movements in the current week, al
though bear traders announced quite
confidently that further liquidation
would be encountered and that the short
side Of speculation would be the winning
side in the rest Of the year. Ihen
ideas doubtless were based on monetary
conditions that seem TO point TO the ne
cessity Of further liquidation OF loans
against long commitments in stocks ana
on the absence of good buyers from the
Street except in declining markets
When a bull market does develop the
metal shares are scheduled to take the
lead. and il is thought that such issues
as Steel common. Amalgamated Copper
and American Smelling and Refining
eventually will move to materially higher
levels on their merits Steel. trade con-
+
ditions doubtless will show marked i'm
provement in the new year and the fact
that the copper industry already is pick
ing UP encourages the expectation Of an
active demand for the metal in 1911 and
q natural appreciation in the market
prices Of the copper and smelling issues,
The smelling and refining business is
IL, B0E f7FgR
values OF raw and finished products or
upon The general business condition OF
the country than any other line Of in
dusr-y. Trading n all parts OF the list
became lighter as the session progressed,
and II the last half hour few actual sales
came ouI On The ticker. Atlantic Coast
Line was one o. The issues that enjoyed
an exceptional advance Of more than
point.
Bank statement figures wr.Ie showing
Improvement as compared With the e1-
hibit a week ago. presented no reason
for the expectation Of an easy money
market The liquidation IN stocks in the
week was reflected in a good sized con-
traction IL loans, but as the latter item
showed an excess over deposits Of $50
6.JS, 800 the position Of the banks at the
close Of the week was not rs satisfactory
as one might imagine from the increase
in the reserve above legal requirements
Nevertheless, a start has been made IN
the right direction, and If speculation IN
stocks is held in check and needed liqui-
dation Of overextended credits is contiu-
ued there will be no disturbance in the
local money market IN the rest OF the
year. The statement of bank conditions
as Of Friday night showed a much
larger gain in cash than looked for and
q better exhibit in the reserve, the lat
ter increasing S6,S81.775 to S12.559.975,
which compares with an average reserve
OF s.. .4S1. 80, against SO. 769, 600 at this
time last year and $50, ,211 $50 in 1903.
The trust companies also reduced loans
Some Of the borrowing in recent days
has been shifted TO Europe, while indi-
vldual lenders also have been factors in
the market
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

ss 0slo IONS a year. has been entirely reouls
sn,i rau be considered virtually a ne"
plant
The valuation Of the metal products ILlali
will he handled By the American SIIieilerS
Securities Company and tnz American
Sn,aI4inn and Refining Company n The cur
-a,t year is estimated Al Gse,5a".eeS-
T-hrourb the cCnserva.f~e policy OF IAs
A-,,s.-,oau sr1elriur and Refining Company
=, -asnscr "a the distribution Of dividends
II has accumulated surplus aTnOunll-S -
the present time TO NI.0Os'ecs- ms So -
does not include any appreclaIlon III l-s
value of the SIl,151-ase par vSilla eoil1i--'-
stock o. the American SIneiterS s+s-uIili7'
Company, which IS carried on tns HooAS -
the American Smelling and Raining ~0-A-
pauy AZ a cost OF &
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Nov. 2--Consols closed un-
Changed Al 7S1. for money and 20 for ac-
count. Anaconda was unchanged al fSl2
Canadian Pacific = lower at 2a212. Grand
Trunk i lower at 2l4
Money vas II good demand ana discount
rates were steady.
The stock market was quiet and Irregu-
lar Tire political situation checked bust
ness II British securities, while foreign
bonds declined On Continental offerings
haffiTS and rubber shares, on the oJher
hand. hardened
American securities opened STEADY COY
srinE orders hardened values 10 We'll over
parity during the forenoon The closing
was quiet
Call money in London. 12d474 per cent.
open market discount rate for short bills
zEs per cent. long bills. 4@s per cent: Berlin
discount rate ~ Der cent. Paris discount
rate. 27E per cent Paris exchange on Lon
don. = francs 2Ss4 eentiules; Berlin eX-
change OF London = marks 49, pfenniss
F1ar gold. q shilhngS g pence. and Amer
can eagles Is shlIlihgs > pence.
Paris. Nov. l2-Three per cent rentes
closed 2la centimes higher 81 g # --zc
Prices were steady OF the BOU-se-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

d.ere ..ioI ~ on the Consolidated Exchange
that that the short interest on the n9er 49eT pro mas
pteoliIlat4s !4 ssar;nrs nrices ruled fract1onaly
be1ow the New York Stock Exchange: ,121a ON
mission house business was OF Ialr EJ,ans ares
with transactions totall1ns A'ln ssn71teG SIC
", ~ The list United States Steel common az
counted for about two-fiftiIs OF. Of tne aeai5st
:ls ~, - ne other board of 779s. while I!s
sh lnE was on ae against gains rs Union Pacific did
not not get above T741, against 11t5s; KesSdI1s ovs
above 15ess. against 15e12 ano 9oppei iaIs follow
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Whlie a generally steady tendency was
SHOWN III the market for outside Securities
trading throughout the list with few excep-
tions was on light scale. More Interest
was manifested in American WritlnS
Stock Exchange. the preferred retaining its
hign price around IS American Tobacco
ruiee steady On small transactions. United
htates Light q Heating issues we're a frac-
.Ion Oh IN the mining list Ray Central
continued tne active feature at fractional
cnanSe- Chtno was steady. Ray Consoil-
d3teu Was shade lower Ely Central was
WS8A- IN the silver stocks Kerr Lake aItef
q INN opening, receded slightly on pront
takmg Ia the balance of the list practlc-
atty no change was shown. Bonds were
quiet but steady.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY 5IARKET--NOney on call ! per
cent Time money rates We're , per cent Ior
sixty days, 45sT43s per cent for three and
four months and ~ per cent for i've ana
SIX months Mercantile paper was quoted
al 51--ll-i ner cent for sixty days lndorsed
bills rec~5vseAsiEs,o-nd choice four TO SIX
months single &.s3ness %4612 per cent Tor
others
FOREIGN FXCHANGE-Th foreign e1-
change market opened strong with rates up
ia 10 Is points TO 4.ss15G4 S614 for cables
: S5s}H04 s555 for demand sterling and 4.61zT
4 glss for S3-dav bills Short francs We're
quoted Al 5-30ss less 1-c2g5-2e9s and short
Teichsmarks at 945s less l-32 The advance
was due largely TO a rise IN London dis
counts TO 45s5i47s per cent The impression
in banking circles here Is that the Bank CT
England Is endeavoring 70 keep private dis
counts in London up so as &c prevent gold
Withdrawals by New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

DOMESTIC E1HCF1ANtEt t---f1f3Slbil- it1f
Chicago. sc discount 10 a. premium; san
Francisco. sight g premium, telegraph oS
premium New Orleans. commercial iJtLSI
discount. hank 81 premium. Charleston. buy
ing par. selling &c premium. St Louis, SOC
discount hid. -0c asked: Savannah, buying
s}-l6c discount selling par.
SILVER NARkET.-Co commercial bar sill
Ver 55c- Mexican silver dollars, sc; bar sill
Yer in LONDON closed - 257sd, an advance
of sd.
GOLD PRENICA-In Madrid. 10; LIS
bon. 6.
GEXlCAN EECEANtT E.-MeNlcan eX-
change on New York IS quoted a. 2tll2-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

CLEARING HOUSE BANKS-ACTUAL CON
DITToN FRIDAY
>. Soz zaS s 81 ass Mos ss4 = so sIs nsf7sass f s
Specie . 234, ,9lj. 500 237, ,7S1. 300 .2.s4S. 700
-15sn1 lenders. os2es, 500 81, ,19o. 100 1850 500
c,ireulatiop - 214, 200 4s.551,ooo 1886, 500
+T,nfred States deposits included. 200
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Specie sas4 sGs s15 $50 s Scr Z 500 s. s4sass I seo
Legal tenders. Sc. 209.5O 81. 40. 100 10000
Totals sou, ,1a5 100 sse4 851 100 SO, s2s 300
0as ast. seposits 2ss.sas.soo 42s -soo5 4T5
Reserve ..... s.. rs 100 SO, $685. SO s6 s81 rs
CLEARING HOUSE BANKs-DAILY AVER
AGES
Ssz Geo 81 2ssio n2y Z aoo sIs pssss@ss zoo
Specie 2ss. .sss 8 @ 100 rs q @ SO see see Tss I 500 500
Circulation. IS. le7, 500 $3.50, 800 fs2see
united States deposits included. 81 6o2, 500
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Specie .s235 sss. 100 s2s4, ,sfs. 800 S74s 500
Legal tenders &c. $4,000 6e.oss. 500 4o95oo
Totals 1901 ss2. 400 s3oo 73s. 100 81. 15S 300
S aEt deposits 2ss ss4, o5O 2ss, ,257.775 s7ss275
Reserve &C.,. s4.sss. $50 s7.4sl. .a23 ss2.5s2 s75
increase
The following table compares the Clear
ing House taVeragel statement with the
statements of corresponding dates IN 1868
and 1905:
Loans I2I5.31o 700 81 22 243 100 81 .a2s 147 600
Srecie. 234. .649.3o0 24f. sss. 200 3o2. 0SS. 100
tenders 81 os9 500 SIS. .5s7. 500 To. .eo4. 500
Deposits IT3 03I 100 1.2I4.Tss 600 1.4oS 522 eco
Circular As. 1e05oo SO. .223.3 50, 431. 500
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates
Nov, =, 10. Nov, a 'ee, Nov. y. 'os,
peee SIS cas- a. goo @ s24l ss s 900 @ 1902 oss 100
Totals $500 7s9 100 $50. 400. .ooe 1881. .os2. 500
ast ts- deposits 2sa 775 aoae $4,000 s5O.sse $50
Reserve s7.4sl.s25 s87es.ooo sao.s11s5o
reserve ..- 25.6 25.4 272
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST
COMPANIES IN GREATER NEW YORK.
NOT REPORTING TO THE NEW YORK
CLEARING HOUSE.
specie 80. ..-.......-.-. ~ 1.25s 500 sl7 500
l-SSal teGcsEs -l-rh-afrH "a .stuo
Total deposits. ........ l.l75 053 500 I3 419 800
+Totai deposits l.035, SOC GOO 1892 so
sIncFease- illuminating amounts due from
serve depositorIGs and 9rom ofhe rbanas ana
trust coErpe8ses in New Yerk Ctry,
RESERVE.
State banEs- Per CT.
Cash in vault Sf5.6lS. 500 1877
Deposits In banks and trust COS Is. I03 300 Is 81
Totals -.,..--.-.....-... $50. .72s.1oo 20 -
Trust companies
vault s2a Zoo fs
Depoette IN banks srd trust cos. e.036. 800 OF
Totals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Si3.iT6. 300 10 0s
Aggregate reserve on deposits, Sl67 2b4 300.
Decrease. 81 ,326 200 Percentage OF legal re-
serve, l7.20
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Tho following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IA
which there were no transactions veslel-
sav on the New York Stock EXcnanke-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D Barney * o. We
Broad street. New York and NJ - 1'
4th street. PhtIadeIphIa-)
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

y ufnianea by Van schaick y ca. ~. wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
lN|MPORTANT PRICE CHANGES IN STOCK MARKET TRADING

z STOCK EXCHANGE sALEs-sATuRpAY NOVEMBER II 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
BONDS

&, .oee DIM &FD ID 5s ssas ss@s ss~
.odd lots 4sells cents per share Eh-A-'i'
dend
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
Maturtng 1910-2T-
FURNISHED by SwartwolIt s. Appenzetfar, Nc 20
Pine street,
Weld
INSURANCE STOCKS,

Fu.nsshed by Z. s. Bailey No 6s Broadway j
FIRE COMPANIES.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK
1910. 1903. 1898.
W-k ended Nov. p
Itrvgoods - 81 2qf qlf5 81 7Sg 25e 81 IT3 st}S
Gen'l mdse-- It, 4J2 :s99 Il. iS3. It's = 1866 o2I
Totals Sfa. .Ts4 3gs ST.. .9sI go Sl;. .33s 428
From Jan. L
Dryzoo3s SI36. .I4Gs24 s145. .as9 Sa2 s107 4a1 oa5
Gent ndse-- GI3-2J9. .e52 cor. 63s 636 $40 34S
Totals s749. 4ee 47e S754. COS. .52s ss4a or. .4o4
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
YORK
jan 1-eov S5s2 BIB $40 s522 2J0 4o5 1886 800 3I3
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

as,sa4 900 8. 100 zoo = .ss =; =
PeTcenJage Of reserve to deposits ''A-. =
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by T. L. Day & Co. No. 81 Wall
street
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!. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

.Aad interest.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

"IncFease. illuminating amounts due from re-
serve deposifGriGs and from oths rbanks ana
trust companies IN New Yers Cfr5r.
RESERVE
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

ASKED. zen dividend.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

/ 1I5 stIu- stFf - w. 57--,.Ifa IN
PercenTage Of reserve 70 average ''p''
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-11-17
SAYS FIGHT HAS ONLY BEGUN
Colonel Roosevelt Comments on Re
suit of Election.

New York. Nov, l5.-The following
statement by Theodore Roosevelt is
his first comment since the recent
elections:
ION every hand. personally and by
correspondence. ! have been asked to
make a statement regarding the cleo
ton. So far as | am concerned | have
nothing whatever to add to or to take
away from the declaration of prin.
ciples which ] have made in the Osa-
watomie speech and elsewhere, East
and West. during the past three
months. The fight for progressive,
popular government has merely begun
and certainly will go on to a tri-
umphant conclusion in spite of initial
checks and irrespective of the per
sonal success or failure of individual
leaders"