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The bee., 1910-08-09

get what / once heard Henry
Ward Beecher say, Home is
the foundry of man. Ny young
sister, you ought to be getting
yourself in training for that
calling now. God has given you
wings and you can be either an
angel or a moth. And the poor
est looking grub is a moth when
its wings are gone. Don't spend
your time by spattering your
self with fringes and bangles
rats aud your millinery gew
gaws, don't lace and squeeze
yourself out of your proper hu
man shape Get down off those
high heels, burn up those straight
fronts, those sheath gowns and
shameless peek-a-boos, and oc
cupy your time with something
else than primping and powder
ing and fussirg and fizzIing and
flirting and waltzing and ten
cent novels and FIVE cent thea
tres. If YOU don't, Lord have
mercy on the man who gets you
for a wife. He will get a walk
ing drug store, a doll with a tin
sci dress and saw dnst for
brains. Do you know that you
are headed now straight for the
sanitarium and the operating
table of a specialist. Snun these
things, turn from them at once
and let yourself grow up sweetly
and naturally, be healthy and
strong aud then when you meet
some man, whose character You
love, marry him and as the book
says, Live happy ever after.
Don't marry a man to reform
him and don't marry for his
money. If you do you are just
as immoral as any woman who
sells herself. But now what
about the large class of women
who will never be home makers?
There are over a million women
in the United States who con-
slider themselves untitled for the
responsibility and duties of do
mestic life. Flossy was SIX
years old she said, Mamma if
/ marry Will ! get a husband
like pa? And her mother said,
Yes" And If / don't get mar
ried, will l have to be an old
maid like aunt Kate? And her
mother said, "Yes.'' The little
girl sighed and after about a
minute said, "Mamma, it's a
tough world on us women, amt
it,"
Continued In next issue)
The bee., 1910-08-09
The Largest White Oak Tree.

What is said to be the largest
white oak tree IN the world is the
one at Tiffln, 0. This tree is Z
feet 6 inches in diameter at the
base and % feetin circumference-
The first limb branches out more
than 20 feet above the ground.
The bee., 1910-08-09
News of the Mines

y
ST. Charles, visited relatives on
Methodist Hill last week.
Hardin Tweedle, of Victoria
mine, was revolving around
among friends here last Sunday.
Thos. Blair, the Hecla weigh
man, leaves today for an extend
ed visit to his old home In Vir-
ginia.
Henry Jones has had a cubit
added to his stature, He now
presides over the emblem of JUS
tice at Hecla; in other words he
is giving coal ga weigh' during
the absence of Mr.. Blair.
A new receiver is about ready
to be placed at Arnold. The old
one ''cotch" fire last week from
superheated air. To avoid this
trouble in the future the receiv
er will be placed further from
the compressor.
w. d. Oaviness and his lieu
tenants are having lively tussle
with google eye pump near the
old Barcumb place, which it
seems is prone to stake the
stud" occasionally. An early
cure is confidently predicted.
Messrs. Ray born and Sadler
were pretty numerous around
Shamrock last week. They put
up . steam pipe line and equip
ped a rope haulage of one thous-
and feet, which includes that
distance on the last part of the
loaded haul to the hoist shaft.
Foreman Nollie Umstead, with
o coterie of kindred spirits,
shrunk new tires on the Victoria
motor last Sunday. OF course
it was a "tire"-some job, but
they never "shrunk" from it..
They had to either re "tire" the
wheels or re tire" the motor,
therefore they chose the lesser
evil.
A great deal of official pres
ence was required at Shamrock
mines last week-so much so
that the uninitiated feared great
impending danger at that famous
colliery, bnt knowing ones asser-
ted that the proximity of the
Providence fair, not the well
"fare'' of Shamrock, was the
consideration, and it does seem
that they were italy
directed In their course.
One of the big posts at the
slack bins passed the secession
act last week, giving away In the
larry deck, and of all men Hicks
and Summers were most misera-
BILE. They refused meat, rent
their clothes, and sat in sack
cloth. They employed the aid
of the trouble crew" (Toombs
and his satellites) who after
much prayer and fasting laid
hands on and healed the broken
column" and Immediately Hicks
and Summers did eat, offer sac
rifice and chant hymns of joy.
Motorman Wyatt, of Victoria
mine, had an unpleasant exDer-
ience last Thursday. He was
making a scheduled loaded run,
when he Unexpectedly ran into
an empty car which had broken
away from an empty trip and
was standing in his way. He
crashed into it and knocked il
aside, but it jammed the rib and
slowed the motor so that the out
side rail broke and derailed the
"trip, pulling down SIX sets ot
timbers. No one was hurt, ant
in one hour and twenty minutes
Wyatt was again putting Goa
upon the market.
The bee., 1910-08-09
McCreary in Governors Race

The Princeton Leader says:
A letter to the writer from
Hon. James B. McCreary, of
Richmond, states that upon the
urgent solicitations of many
friends and numerous newspapers
he has decided to offer as a can
didate for the Democratic nomi.
nation for Governor of Kentucky
to be voted for next year Up to
this time there are four active
candidates in the field for the
Democratic nomination, and with
the old Democratic war-horse
leader, Jas. b McUreary, in the
race the fur Will now begin to
fiy.
The bee., 1910-08-09
Notice.

Members Of Camp 528, U.C.V.
You are requested to meet at
the court house, Madisonville, at
10 O'Clock Saturday, Aug. l3, to
attend to important business.
MAJ. F. B. HARRIs,
Commander
The bee., 1910-08-09
WOMAN'S WORK IN
WORLDS REDEMPTION
An Address Delivered by Rev.
James Vernon. Of Hen.
derson. Ky.
TO THE c. ". B. NJ. IN THIS CITY.
(contInued from last Issue }

bissyDla the woman has the
right of divorce. Among the
Bongos an adulteress is whipped
bnt her guilty partner is behead-
ed because as they say the man
is the more guilty. Among the
Friendly Islanders women are
well treated and the same is
true of the people of Samoa.
Among the Philippines if man
wants to marry a woman she can
90 to the forest and hide and If
he cannot find her in day she
need not marry him. These
things however are but CLEANS of
light through an appalling cloud.
Among cannibals and those who
have offered human sacrifices
the victims are generally wo-
men. Among the Beccnanas
and Australians man can kill
the wife who displeases him.
Among the Adaennes a woman
must wear her husbands skull
suspended by her neck. In
Borneo married women must
tattoo her hands and feet, and in
Japan she must bIacken her
teeth and pull out her eyebrows.
A missionary, who had been to
Africa, told me that chief once
offered to give him five wives if
he would only come to his viii
lage and preach the gospel to
his people.
On the Suez canal the steam
srs are coaled by women and
they build all of the railways
in Oriental countries. When
Stanley ascended the Congo his
steamer had to, be taken to
pieces aud carried 800 miles.
The carriers were all women,
and he records the fact that
when they came to put the
steamer together not one piece
was missing. Among the old
Germans when girl was born
the neighbors gave the family a
load of beach wood, but when a
boy was born they gave them
two. When Louise, the mother
of the present Emperor of Ger
many was born, her father,
Prince Albert, of England,
wrote to Baron Stockmar :
Though it be a girl my joy is
very great.'' In England, Ger
many, Italy and Russia women
work as day laborers in the
fields, quarries, tin, copper, salt
and coal mines, they are track
layers, hod carriers and coal
beavers. A recent census Of
England shows BAT blacksmith
helpers, 9.138 horseshoe nail
makers, 1000 makers of boiler
rivits and hundreds of chain
makers at wages ranging from a
dollar a week up.
Victor Hugo said, "The 10th
century was woman's century
and / say that the United States
is woman's country.
Mrs. Potter Plamer said about
the same thing at the Worlds
Fair in Chicago, when she said,
"Columbus discovered America
and America discovered woman.
AS we look our country over
carefully we see that the great
trend of all our thinking and
law making is to give all people,
if not the same chance, an equal
chance. That the girl shall
have an equal chance with the
boy, the young woman with the
yonng man, the married woman
with the married man and the
widow with the widower. OF
course we believe that woman's
true real sphere of acton is the
home and that is the highest
thing on earth. ! can never for.
The bee., 1910-08-09

Q, Shaft, claim agent for the
L. & N. was in the city Thurs
day getting details of the Owen
Carpenter accident.
William F. Sheridan, of the
i. & N. who has heen here sew
eral days on business for the
company.
Dick Hankins attended the
Providence fair Saturday.
The bee., 1910-08-09
Locomotive Blasts
Railroad Men Assist their Employers.

~~~~-~ --~~~~~ o-~N~~
The management of the I'LL
nois Central, through the Vice
President, w. l. Park, has is
sued an appeal to It's 10000 en-
ployes to make the railroads in
terests their own, and do all In
their power to educate the peo-
pie to the idea that the railroads
need more revenue. Mr.. Park
makes the statement that the
physical condition of American
railroads, with few exceptions,
is far behind those of Great Brl-
tain and continental Europe, and
that large sums of money are
now required to rebuild systems.
He asks the employees to realize
that an attack upon the railroad
is an attack upon them; that it
is a financial impossibility for
the railroads to continue unless
their earnings are bolstered up
by increased rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29
REPORT OF FRICTION.
Disagreement Sad To Be
Cause Of Ucstin ghouse SIumD.

- 0ecl-ne ~ more than 5 points yestcr-
o@f AZ Nest.nsLouse Electric and Manu-
'ael-liAs common stock. on heavy trading.
save rise IN some quarters TO a report thai
--N Stock Issue was about 20 be az
~e-Hc,os and was ascribed also 70 selling
b- operators who had expected an early
garment Of tae Accumulated dividends on
me preferred stock amounting 70 about g
per cent the break also revived the ru-
hleIs or c-sscrSlon ia tie management. for
which II 10 learned from excellent sources
t.-at there rs foundation
Robert MctEer. who year o. 80 ago re-
ired from tie prcsiLen-r CT TIE Rack
-s.,a1 Company q become chairman Of
J-e board ~ the Westinghouse company.
s---sc lcr E--cpa lazt week On the Maure-
-@--'-- ---s mission abroad, it is under
STOOD. IS 10 ascertain the position Of the
'---a ic.e-Sn holders OF The stock IS be-
'Teen himself and George Westinghouse
VINO was president Of tie company before
us troubles lu 1907 ana. In the reo-gsriza-
--A became chairman OK The 1ozrE.
There were reports yesterday that Ny
A-z1acr ll-slt retire from aa1c.1I ccuue--
1on Niin the company. buy these rualo-s
were denied or high authority, and ii was
declared that be lad SAL the tuL support
cI me present dominant interests n the
e7--pz-y. Through whom le Lad Been placed
al Tie head Of is Affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29

DAYS 81 cara or SID had. including 81 ears
Tor slaughter and Tor the riarksr, making
about cars 70 &c sold. Sheep and good handy
weight lambs were steady. heavy unsnorn
went 20 thu scales Common 20 prime sheep
sold az S. 50ess - per 100 n. cniis. 81 5Ocso,
few clipped 90. 81 SoGS5 50; ordinary to caaics
mum clipped co. ss9Ss IS. Dressed mutton slow
az l2-1g loc; dressed lambs a. 11Gl9c. country
dressed hothouse lambs a. s42Ss eacr.
Rufalo lambs. o. ID average. $40 * per 100
u, go. 8 To- $40 %: COZ. 90 u. SO IS. 100.
- -. $40 %. &c clipped 81 ID IS IS
:. Judd Co: 90 BuraIo lambs. IS
S. sanders: 15e state lambs. 73 -. $40 SRI.
=. ~ ID 50 so; 9 state sheep. 116 70. So -,
3. III 70, So; , clipped DUCKS. lao 70. IS 30
Toein ( shannon; lss state lambs. IS u.
$40 80; 4 @ -. SO; So clipped. So 10. S.
J. o. Curtis q son; : state lamb. 10 h.
$40 so; I yearliug, so -. So so; sheep l5J
ID. s.: 10. III ID, 81; ! buck. 100 ID. SIS so.
H0Gs-Recetpts for two days. "a cars. 60
Prices firm. with light % heavy hogs selling
at s11 10 q 81 80 per 100 u. Country dressed
hogs steady az 136t5c per ID.
Sales-S sanders. state hogs. In ID
Sc. $50 ID. ST. IS. IS. 132 ID, s1I 10. Penn
svivaaia. 20 n, 81 20: 8. I25 10. 81 70; Z
rough. $50 ID. SO Is: 2 ESQ %. $40 70
Tobin & shannons 50 stats hogs. 1883 n.
s1i 20. u. l4o 10. 81 20: &c. ISS u. ST. IS;
II z Hollis; 81 state hogs. 1S5 b. ST. 80:
rough 40 10 SO 80.
Andrew Mu.lsa. q stats hogs, Iss ID.
MCPHERSON & Co: state hogs. rs ID.
Newton & Co Qats Saturday,. AZ psn.-
sylyania pigs. III lb. 81 O5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29

i5}sc. CUT MEATs-PIckled bellies h-El. snlok-
Ing lie: 20 n 16isQ17c; u n, telsglTs; 4 n
G-. FlcE.el nanls. 10 : 81,
STEADY: Middle west 1L65di4 75c city dun at
ia. Refined hrrns South America. - ooc'
Continent. I5,l0c; Brazil. kegs. lS.G5c. C9a1-
pound lels 4l0ise- sTEAR1NE-Firm; o1eo,
SUGAR-Rehned quiet but steady. The Jed
eTal lifted the price for standard srauulated
10 points. 70 5.35c net. less I per cent cash.
net. less Holiday in the London beet sugar
narket- Raw here ruled steady, but quiet
ard UnchaEged CsntrifusaI. 90 test 4.36c
r1iscovado. 80 test, Sc, and nolesses sugar,
RICE-Firm here and steady at primary
aaHd vas fairly good al all points OF dis
and 81 Deliveries Up 70 the end OF May. 12-75
r - zoe London was closed. Lake copper
hS.-. 1872 e IS. &C. C; eicctrolytic. 13.1aE
loot &c; casting. IS 1880. TIN-DuiL in
the absence OF cables. with spot March and
APRIL, 3-.50 2 2-75c. May. 60 30 ~ 3 g0c LEAD
-DgI ard weak. spot. 40 SOC New York.
~ 5-5c East s. Louis. SPELTEP-Dull ;
spo;, $3.50 . 65c New York 5359 sac East
$ LOUIS delivery. IRON was unchanged. No
foundry Southern SOFT SIR T5asfs Is Pig
ircn certificates. no sales. Regulars closed as
81. SO. and June. SIT 70. al asked July. s1sQ
SIS. Ausu5t, September, October. November
3TOLAssEs AND SyRUPs-steady. with
some local demand Sor raol1sses, but syrups
were q9iet Prices were unchanged
NAVAL STORES-SPirits tu.psutIas steady
tut quiet and without important chsags ~
quoted prices Resin steady. with tar ARMY
held.
OILS-Llnseed oil firm. but no further i'm
provenent IN prices. Refined petroleum IN
CoTTONSEED Ou-Active aad strong.
prices early a1vaccing ) 70 q points over the
maj OF last week. Spot demand was rocr. how
eyer, late in tas day the market losing part OF
ne atFance and prices a. the close were lrregu-
.a4 ranging from points decline 20 10 points
Loczl contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29
TOPICS OF TIE STREET.

~ lLENDs DECLARED. - Dividends
Ia Ea eeeL dec. are5 as follows. The Amer!-
can Power and Light COMPANY. regular
qlarLer4T PET cent on the preferred, pay
able Ap- =. Continental Paper Rag Com
Ha-- - per cent uu tie common ana Li-
per cs1- lie preferred, payable Na-ch
-Er.- ~ ger cent o. tEs common. payable
-aE Twin cry Rapid Transit Company,
rese-2r q-asteiy Per cent on the com
mon. r-,4h-l Nay o Ionopah Mining Com
Hau-. ot Nevada, quarterly - per cent and
Do per cent extra, payable April y. and
United states IDd-str- al Alcohol Company,
regular ~ Ier cent on the preferred Pay
THE COPPER MARKET. Sales ~ ~Iec-
fo-' nc copper I'D SIla- amounts were re-
ported ster1a. a. - 70 las cents a
continues - quote copper around ISIS cents
g. py-LG, or - D. BELIEVED IL would ma h6
Concessions below that agure. While pub
Il. sentiment. 80 Tar a. copper metal IS
concerned. l- be-rlsL. producers continue %
assert rlat tLe situation is stronger than IN
some Time past They appear confident that
VIA show "a heavy increase ana trat as a
result heavy trr1a1s VII be MADE upon
copper stocks.
MAECCNI WIRELEsS-A special meet
ing Of the Aar-oll Wire -ess Ielegra pr
company OF America VIII be held on April
IS f-r the purpose If voting on g prOposi-
zion Of reducing rNe par value OF TIE zap
tal stock trom 500 q share 10 81 a share.
u. IS estimated that this viii effect a saw
'uE Cr S53 year in taxation. The com
rar- reports that az the close OF rhe last
calendar year its general balance sheet
showed cash on hand cf S5.l65, against So
st rr- same time in 1908. Its patent rights
arz roo1 VII are placed - a valuation ot
e. ga .rT. accounts receivable, Sc SIS. tors
q sets 81 le -96 Liabilities show among
1-Ee~ .re.us accounts payable o. G-.St- and
notes rava1-e az So 735-
-ES0LL-EAND CONPA%T DIV
TE<D The directors CT tre iDgersoil-
Rama COMPANY Lave declared an initial
----1c-L ar the rave q per cent fov tie
ear CT -Ls rC---o- stock 4 $1,000 2c p
Lle gross earnings for the year ec5sG lie
rzl-bf~ 81 were SI.-3L645. depreciation
S8-6.-so, ret earnings, sSo4 $50, interest
on bonds per cent. 100000. s ger cent
v'5eud on preferred STOCK s-sT.8Ss sur
plus s4-6.J-G.
CHESAPEAKE & OHiC.-TLe --.ted
states Mortgage and Trust Company vii
aCt d. trustee -ller the CrcQosel tL-@1lt-
U-a ~ tlE Chesapeake s. OHIO Eailws.
Company securing can ,ssLs OF $500. 91l
tverrv-ye1r az per cent? convertible
bonds and -nder tile proposed plan sub
=c-.r-ious fCr rle BOMBS VIII Dc made pay
cole ar the Office o. III. United States
- .--Ecge and Trust Company
KANSAS CITY MEXICO s. ORIENT
-Ee Kansas Cts. Mexico 4 Orient Rail
road fee ur" ll- from Kansas CITY - IL.
PED ~ coast. which IS hearing completion
Is lr..-estl.z.v described ard illustrated ID
Larler Gates ~ rhs April issl. II .-The
Bankers u u game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29
HOLD GRANNY STOCK
Directors Hopeful IN Face of
Slump an Nine Shares.

relieving = lengthy meeting Yesterday
~ The executive committee OF the Cranky
Consolidated Mining. Smelling and Power
~onpsnv. Limited. the stock ~ which br1Il,
e5 points on the Boston stock Exchange
last week on rhe announcement that an In
srr.tiou ~ the property hed shown only
- million tons ct ore available fo- stcr-
g.r. a reassus,lE >latemCrt was riIeu out
hr the secretary or The comrauy. Arthur
Fowler.
~. said -h~t lLe tonnage reported by Dr.
: s-r.ar. tLe mining engineer who inspect
a. trs properly Indicated that Grcalv h3l
CO Be- s-'t W..ca would require four no
r wears -o u..r and suelr at t-e highest
rate a. production 3D. tho past. independent
al sry custom ores Speaking 81 Dr. SIS
w1as report on t-e property. which .s ez-
rec-15 ce made rlhlc after the uec-.r-e,
81 t,c ~-et,-s i2 April, AIR. Fowler said.
'Eh- report is highly favorable ga al re-
susc,s except Cor h.s opinion as 20 rle prob
q e ~es--ts ol further exploration ~ The
ccnrarvs properties. Upon this point. OF
co-tsr opinions wsy Differ. Exploration
v crr-uue as usual and iu the ,rea2
tzls are directors are nor selling tleir stock.
= t--rEer expert examination may be or
dee cy tle hoard"
There WAS further break - fourteen
por-s b CRANKY stock On the Boston stock
Exchange yesterday from 81 70 81 Tie
stcc- was quoted ar S. early last week. ard
-- ,l lac,--.- A--sr touching tae lo,v
POM -.c stock -s-,lc- 1t -he close to above
Sore ~ ta- stock was rraE=d IN or
t-c '-cs. exchange
Nr Fowler lr speaking CO the 1lr sIuro
s-tA +'- la-- few cays, pointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29

GS1 PARSLEY. New Orleans. curly. 81 . SS2.
plan, 81 5OQS5 80. Bermuda. crate. 15cgSl.
ROMANO. Florida basket, 15cGS2; New Or
leans. Dbl. So; Bermuda crate, s5ClI Isl 5Oi
RADISHEs. Virginia, basket. 81 759s2 IS; south
Carolina 81 50GS- SIAL-OTS. New Orleans
b5l, Sc 50llS5 50, SCALLICNS. North Carolina,
--ars 81 2s9s1 80. STRING BEANS. Florida
basket S1QS3. SPINACH Norfolk. Dbl 4OcS
yellow SIasI 50. Cuban. white s1Ss1 81. id.
Hubbard. obi. 81 I5GS2 25: TURNIPS. rutabasa-
75c4Si 10, New Orleans. white. S1GS1 80; Old.
50cEsI. TOMATOES Florida. carrier 81 25Q
81 80. Cuban - 256S2; Bahama crate. 70c4
81 50 WATERCRESS. 100 punches. 81 5odSe 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29

scot Vas qLls-- with prices 20 points L4shs-'
a. 1880 cor UItdIing upland and l3-t.c Tor
-sfsG,srg CUE sales, 1906 bales. including
p -l5 direct shipment. Contract 1900 bales
GOFFEE-DuI and featurelsss al days
ss,es 600 bags ana prices ar-cr opening IN
..r.,-z5 f1- December ard points lower for
other -lsi-.-1s Tesa-Iet ire loss ~ TIE absence
~ -attr- pressure and closed net uuclls.Eed.
= -ss = ho't-zv in Lc-h Eavrs and llIIourg.
and ---rs vas a scarcity % cr-eEs either wa
r The local market. Brazilian markets were
m -ra-reE SPOT ql.e-. vita only small 1oop-as
5000 but prices were s-ea-y A. ll-loas-s -
~ Pc 10 Total warehouse deliveries ~ the
r-~,faH states Tor rae week we've sI,csS bags,
srsl~e- ~ 80 lsst week ard 1+l.iS' last gar.
- --a tc--aer amount New lcl4 l2d tL>tJ
t.Es Local contract pr--es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
:lsvator. Elevator. expert basis.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ns- vo-l- ,ra-ch g

NeW TOrlE. March =. 1910
GEAIN-V- EEAT-PriCes advanced rapidly
during The early operations. with active BUY
--E On the part Ct commission houses as - -
covering by shorts ara rebuE11g by trad
-rs who sold out last weel- altar the opening
z-r1yi-- The market was quiet o1c without
special feature. and late II The CaT prices lost
part Of the advance b-1S closed steady at a net
-ain Of p sc. Al the fore el markets we're
closed on account OF the Easter holidays. and
.ter- appeared % bs hesitation on the part OF
traders about taking heavy risks either way
cash markets we're Inactive The visible sup
Ply ~ the United States increased s-2,on0
bushels Ter the week compared with ar n
crease OF SO. 900 the previous week and de-
crease - i6t 600 last year 40 red wheat
was quoted 81 25-z n elevator and No /
Northern 81 Zc-s b. CoES-FirIl early,
prices advanc--g = q 2. on active bEvt1s %
the part u speculative shorts and cotI.rl-sslcn
houses hur near the close prices weakened
and nal figures were al = decline 20 &c
advance The visible supply showed q &C.
crease of 2So. 600 bushels. compared with an
increase LAST week II ga 600 AID an increase
last ysa- % 100000. Steamer corn quoted
sc and No o. &C, both elevator, export bass
Export 20 . 6-l. nominal OATS-T1e
wi eat and corn. advancing early and easing
OF late closing net unchanged 70 = decline
The visible supply showed an increase %
goo O0u bushels. against a decrease last week
e 70 coo and a decrease last year OF 20, 0OO.
cash oats quiet. With natural white. 20 10 81
-5 quoted 49E J1c. aud clipped white, 81 TO -
To- 5O- 51c ETE-DUl. 20 Western.
aQia q nominal NeT York EAELEE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-29

Dvlt-I-E EA-HANGE-- B0ston. 10
discount. C--c1EC, PAR, Ssn Francisco,
s--E- u-5 telegraph -iac premium. New
Orleans. commercial 256 30, discount.
ra-a s. premium, Charleston. buy ing par.
-e--iDs l-l-- preu- I'm, ST Louis. 15C pre-
l,-a1 bad, -5C premium asked. Aflnneap-
OILS soc premium, SaHsnnah, buying 5-l6c
discount selling PAR.
BANK CLEAETNGs York. ez-
changes Sl74,e54,eu6. balances 50 S4a.cGs-
= llaa -l1ria. exchanges S--Ts1.4r2 ball
-r S-.-st.1os, Boston. exchanges SI-.-
o->.44 balances s65-.52-- Cllcaso. ez-
changes $46,-C3.cf- balances <e.ISa.7oc
SILVER MARKET. - Commercial bar
silver 5--sc+ NeE-cau silver dollars. 4sc.
bar silver ln London closed 81 - I5-I6d
GOLD PREMIUM In Madrid SIS.
Lisbon. Z 20
MEXICAN EXCHANGE --0re,s~a~ ex-
.-slsa oU Sew york is quoted ar c.1lts