davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

= 7oI H. s. so. 6go le, s-a5. :. $50 lo.
- = .cgrtis s Son. : bulls. 1917 z. s.
3 6io h. - . cows 1880 n. 81 20. ~ 1929
Do. s. 80. ~ az lh 81 I. $50 .b s. -, = 0op
aoa n &. - r. 20 ~. e eo. :. So n. :. 80.
90" = s. 90 80 ib, s. So ] fresh eos
,-Iasn Due bull. 1870 \. $ - s. 1913 n,
s. -. II. s4l n. 8. B. as n. g y.
H. 81 .. COW 100 y, 81 .. -. iosi n. S5 75:
8 1000 -, 81 81. = $50 n 80 .. 4. 1850 y. 8,
~. r. Hume. 1 tuU. iooo Ir. 81 g. 1. 500 70.
- 2. cos. go n. - 30 :, sa' u. - =. 50
!. Jsas MrisAt & Co.. COW. $50 n. s. %; 9,
H. n Hollis: I COW seo n s.. Z. so n s. -
Lc5ss Heii6-uEa- 70 mlleA COWS aA4 calves,
CNLNES-Peceipts . Saa. including sos
bead FOR butchers and 2,oop for tile market.
Most O.. the stock Vas e. rhe 6oth street yard,
demand fair. am market Hl-5r,7 or.-rabIv lover
H'ga 10 choice yesis sold sr s7aSl0 - rer 100 n:
cuts $3.50 - ana a few ~ =. few harngfrt
weather sear prices o. co,I~tr- ireesef ,aIyas
eoNa L. per n; ssl.g were az 9G1a1c: city
ssiez-L 9 curtis 3 sor. = yeaI- 10 y
.E-r4Ee Sc IS Ier 100 = = 10 n. $40 o.. 10
~ ~ g.. - - - rs n So. l0l M s.. 3
40 n. s. 20. c-lis ll2 70 s.. :. "a n So. 3
inward calves, ,ss n, - 80, yearlIEg, 5oo
p " o,.s 4 CO.. - vca.s. Is n $40 80. g.
= ? Hume. - reaIs - n. SO -. Isl. l2a
n. u" = -. l2i o.. $40 . i96 p, = l. 49, n
. g. -. = ne K, .2, - sl-i.s ~ ~ n 50
SO : IL =. 50 =. -. los - 50. 6. 10 n s.
&, % q. 1l-S =" - - n
': t.r9.s15 eslt -e3 r. 81 : $50 n. s. IS,
So. j SSr: ioi r, s.: S is r. -S's' s. - TO-
lo7 i-o n 50 975' 10 cgAs. 20 Il. 81. 10 100
,,S S:,sa2 Z Nss-.ss. 20 ysals. Iao \ SO 20: l.
p n Hollis. 6 vca,s 10 n 81, s IA -
so .. ! i6a - $40 So. = rs =. IS. : culls
-. sl,rr4erss.. so yssls. III y. SO / 80 n
5. Judd s. CO. 30 veals- 1s7 n. $40 81 Sc liz
= 50 p = c9lis. % u IS so barn, ard
SlsPh5rs5n & Co. v.als. 90 ~. s. 80. / 90
sHEEP AND LA,IBs-Ee-e'pts. 80. cars.
c. & -us head ireiuding p cars for slaughrer
aI1 . to- IRE market. nlaElus ears On sale
over Fair u good Unshorn sheep sold a. 81 SOG
> ger To- j! erlls - 80. ordinary = goed
-. 51--''s>- - - I.PpSd' e.. pT-.s5 T-. +:
GOV o.. - a. L-. - Grssssi ian.2a
s...ss-NsTs,aa : @. % ,,iPgst Ohio ,a;s5s,
y7a-.inss . u. s. = gns5o-n, 81 n. $ so.
anshas1 ono sasen. > n. $
. sylvarla sheep, Jl5 -. s. 5c
: Sanders. uushcrn rennsylNan.a lamhs.
So n 80 r-u sheep 50 n. 81 81
T. q curtis & son. 3 state lambs 20 -.
/ SO l saesp, 10 n. s. Is - n s.
} HOhs-EeCelu-s. 29i. or . 06T head
{ ir-.ullnE Z tor the market. Prices STEADY.
with sales = light 70 hsavv medium weigat
hess 81 81 25qSll 30 per 40 - Countrr- dressed
Acgs trIn at l0aIi'-c Der 10 and lean pigs sell
Ing a. 10
average. ST. . pe- 100 - state PIGS O. r.
81 -. / rough. -fo p $40 =
80 ~. 81 . - Pe-Isyl an-a. III - Sl1 =.
J rough go -. so y.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

Nsw YORK March 50 1910.
CRAM he AT-Trices ga rly were -rrl=r.
acVaDctnE 7s11'sc a hushsl TraL.as v-as not
acrva, however and the market ia the after
E1on saEsec lirtc. losing asrt ~ The acvauce
ftt st Toe close was r1.r.v steadV ~ pet sd-
vance ~ gao The I-verrool market was
aooHi u0 'o expectations. altH-uEh ths March
pot.-0n Was ''l.e caste The .-rthv ests-u
Mailer ".ported the z1-g ouL-1r a. the three
.----tal strt0g vlssf milling points a. SIS et-J
ot Isl, against go $50 the previous week ana ce5
sac iast ,e1r ana sai- that the -rtils hsd an
ci'-f Gal"t week. --lr ssles -0- 20 exceed "a
itI 'n- or the output. w1i,e MANY mills Cd not
'feA s-I that much. Export bids were mostly
eF me. and rg sales were reported. cash
.-,a. 9ele vas steady with Nc red Quoted
-.s and 10 : Northern, 81 - { o q
t-.-t->- tr1.f- early, Inspired b small receipts
d.- reports ~ NJ m Cf - from The COUNTRY
y. ITO adNa-'- there was considerable profit
ie>nE ana s1..i1s ry r-3u.irrnt houses ana THE
1-' -ir- Wa -'cu lost. prices closing ret ur-
sF-IE@i r. 20 lower The cash market Was
ia-t-l efea1N- Cash corn dull with steam
e. quoted ESQ and 40 6o-.r. both rouinaL
e., stor ''rort basis. export, y . 653sc Z a n
,'- - Steady early following Vtesr and .-rr.
eif s. nt.-le"t was rather hsarish and IA tre sr
,--- 'n prices Were easier. closing net unchanged
=. Sc lower. Cash oats gui-t. with ust,.raI
-,s - 70 81 =. qg7tee az sea5lc. clipped
Hfiir, - o. a. y 80 oia q $50 RYE N--I Ii--lI.
30 . lsterTt Sol BARLEY -Nculrsr
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 5o.-WHEAT-spot duh
futures nrm; March, IS G7ad, May $ I'D;
July. $ isd october. IS 101sd. CoRN-spot
quiet. new American mixed NoTtheru %
+lzd' old Amerl2aa mixed. IS Sid: futures
dull July. IS 5d. PEAS-Canadtan, IS Sd.
FLCUR-Winter patents 52s- HOPS in Lon
don tPacihc Coastl s5q IS. BEEF-Extra
India mess. strong. 12Os. PORK-Prime mess
Western. 116s Sd HAMs--Shorr cut, firm
T4s. BACOS-Cuubsrian cut. 13s sd, short
rio and clear bellies, firm. 75s I'd; long clear
middles, light 20 heavy, T$S; short clear backs
lis SHOULDERS-Square, 65s ID. LARD
Prime Westgrn, tierces. and American refined
pals. frIu. rs Sd. EESE-CaEadian hnest
white, strong, 63s, colored. strong, as TAIL
LON--IsiEl7 city. SOS TU URPENTINE--
sL-i-s. as Sd; RosIN-ccomron. los "a
PETROLEUM-R Rennsd. lad. LINEEED OIL
--5ss 81. COTTCNSEED OIL--HuH refined,
spot, SIS sd FALLOW-Austvalisn II Lon
London. March So.-sUGAR--Rav- eentrif-
gga4, los Sd: muscQvado. 13s el; beet, March.
i4s Sad. LLNSEED-CsIcurta. Aprtl June,
OBS Sd LINSEED OIL-5Ss SPERM OIL
49,. PETROLEC1 C1l-Ausrican refined, sad.
spirits. I'd CRPENTTNE-Spirits As Sd
EOSIN-ArneEicau strained los Cd; dns.
los sd
Antwerp. March So-FETROLEUM-
francs 50 ccntmas-
Montreal March O-CHEESE-Cuiet;
white. 1-ss 1c7sc; coiored. lei+ n l2t7
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

Grades SPIRITS TCRP-NTIN NE-Nachine
bals. G2-sc TAR. s. Doslz-s :, o-.ii32n 70
"a az L. 50 T.. @. s. -; H. - - l. 50 -: :
< 50 IS ~ So -. \. s. o5' w G. s. .. and
~ W. s. 40
OILs-Llnseo oil arm. hut no further
charge IN pr.ces. I.eaned petroleum "a4 uA-
O. argrr
COTT0NSFFD OLA little less active.
sales, ll..oe bb.s. ana price after atra '-t7G
eaily. ccsel or . firfle and Cl-s-- Irregular st
clrtras prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
SEN YORK PRICES.
NTERInR RrcTIPr.

''i lbN - 'o-tlct.CS rrrr-Js concerning
I Aas 'aiIiia.. sU1 increased offerings ~ me
l-ar months caused co--iL-ratle rers 0us1rss Ia
N.. cotton market Fluctuations were some
N--t irregular. Fu- The rrrctuCy az Prices was
-.t .Nats. uT- the uarl closed barely steady
o. me lowest lrre. - the 5a, Cr 81 a net loss
aI t7l- points. Southern spot markets "a efa un-
chaEse- 10 = h.gaer. Local coutra- prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31


State OF New York, County OF New York.
BEAXTON IVES President and BERTRAM
CRUGER, Treasurer OF The Metropolitan Trust
COMPANY Of the City OF New York, located
and dong business al No. 10 Wall street. IN
The Clrv OF New York, in said County, being
duly sworn, each for himself says the fore
going report i true ana correct in all respects,
70 the best OF his knowledge and belief, and
they further say that the usual business %
said trust company has been transacted at
the location required BY the Banking Law
t'uGU. = OF the Consolidated Laws amsnd-
cd and not elsewhere; and that the above
report is I'm tire form prescribed hT the Su-
p-riureudent az Banks and - made IN com
pIiauCe with Official notice received from
alln. designating the Goth day - March 1910,
As tho dav OF which such report shall be
made
BEATTON IVES. President.
BERTRAM CRUGER. Trea surer.
SeveralIv subscribed and sworn 70 By 10th
depouents. the 25th DAY OF
[SeaI of %otaryI March. 1910. before me.
A z VOGLER.
Notary Public Kings County. y. Y.
cert hcate hIed n New York County.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. March 3o--Lsalius bulls supported
tle wheat market to-day. and much or yester-
day ss was gesaiucd. prices ~ the cofo
grain ana pro, .sions closed heavy Range ot
pii.e4-
Wheat NH.tar-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
TIOTE Am MFAI

. EAol = ANll MEAL--f 4our rufCf ~-C 2 At
. --l-ess, V.-th prices Uc1lrz-l' un-hanEsl Spring
4 patents s5 boINo -. iEf=rs srrElehfs s. . )
s. A.. WINTER Patents s. COG 8 10. Eprinz sears
A Ss GOO - S. eErra 40 I winter. 81 70cS5. extra
DO winter s. alGSs IS Kansas zrcslg--s- s. J.
ss5 Hl RYE FLCCEt--CLisr fsir - gcoc s 2
asa s.. ---lyr fancy 81 5oESs -. corn
. GEAL--SfrE.. r--r dried g 81 BAG MEAL
J pine vhi-f and yellow 81 4aN 81 So. coarse.
s. G-6Sl A. EEE0-Wesrer1 steady city CIL.
. Western Err-~r So 25m So -. srsr-ard i-i--
dlirr SIS BOO 81 0cu~ d. So -JcS2s IS. te.
Ecg $50 5o@S2l ci-s rrsu 50 buls. So ~
es.xs l-t-1'iuE E.8GS30 5a 80 crr SSl hrT-
i-y chop So hu,k. So 20 sacks. c-mcal. So,
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

state % New Ycrs COUNTY O. New Io.k, ss.-
DAVID " MORRISON. President. and
HENRT y. PRICE. ASSISTANT Secretary, % TL-
Washington Trust Company cf the CIty Of N@0
York fo-areI ard dong business at Nc -
Brl43vay EeV lC-E civ. m said county, being
duly sworn each himself. SAYS the foregoing
report is true and correct all respects, 20 the
hest or his knowledge and BELIEF and they fur
ther say that the usual business Of said trust
company has been tralse cJed a. the location re-
qIirs- ~ tie bsu.-ius Law ttEaU. = cf the Lor-
s0lrLar-6 Laws AS amended ami rot eIsev here
ard that the above report iS m the form pre-
rLed 1v tie Superintendent % Banks, aud Is
made lu compliant with aU Official notice re
ceivet from him. designating The 18th day -
March. laI" as the dag ct which such report
shall be waCe
DAVID N. MORRISON President
HENRY T. pRTCE Asst. ser'r
-arera'v subscribed and worn 20 b. both de-
por@gte The Ge-l 5sv % al7-ch. 1910. before nc.
Tse4i of NCtarT.i u. 8 LOTT
N0ts~v Public. k-l=s County
Certificate filed in New York county.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
sEcURTTIEs At AUCTION.

THO following securities were -r.G ,cster-
a.. a. auction az tile exchange salesroom
Adrian d. Muller & Son
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31


h order ~ trustee .a lsrs--r,cr
O.. -rs us.-Ils GO. os America com;
'' s-s. i-.eetr.e Vehicle Co. COM.
10 shs. Greens Cous7-idated sold
order os executors.
077 chicago a Na-tnvettorn E~av-
~ .91- sks sumo r-g cert
se. Na- Aus and N0v, s--
..'.f- Interest to r- charge 1c.--... To :
s. rH -.''s1urs Forf Ns,ur s. Chicago
.'a.- Dn p ultcr. series ~
..es. @ r.5 . ere s.s t- s-.-5-s ~
,--'st o. Ie sra &C.. ...-.-... llo .
500 30 G-aHas Western. j. u ls
-'Ea end --.ltsra. trls- rer
Ap7 al o., al5ra-a interest,"
t'' SIS E-1ae- G51ls M-au.a1r-rins 90. -..
7- account e, va-u .t nsy o5r-ru.
70. f- s--s->ev Zo-a COPPER CO. r-r
s.. ro Pal. A.aaH--n 80. Is usr csat CO..
lateral t-..r lutet. a.a o.t
is.- interest arr. and o..
a..e- a1 -E--' enc sarinEa
Fs,s; g, AZ ss-,1.sa- -. me c-.,.- -''
- --- - klea- - ;>eV iora.
far-c-s April - lalo.-- s. 500
eon ESQ. Leyi1an government A. per
..- notes -lt 1873. iulcrss1 r-
r. Kansas cry, MeA.-- q OriezL
s-l Haaa &, sllaaar,an 90 al
Pc rH Ne.- lana T-lE 20
t.s At1gt-a E--e .rs--sE- - 80 -1G5--06 4.
.-a Ars.'e-r --s1- & Traction Co.
.. :-s.-te-r Ra-A sew yc-l 10
1Ea- Eaet-4ne r~lst CO.. cSeu --z 5sG
-l.11e1 Daisy A!rirF SvH5i7z'r
ac7 E--lss -rv Western Esi.7s.
-t r-c-u--as a-r r'.r
r.-g .-c -a-5. .--eresy Earln
.. SEPT a------ intlres. to be-
ta" 10 Sew * rsr zen, g-r-
- .-TH .l'e.. -
daa lo5s. ia,efest Nav
a- Ns' s.-les .at-.-t 20 be
20 l.sag-' I.sr.as e. Yeas Fs.
''' 's- aurz.s 8 s-sogesarHa n n. g.
'.' sas 'Eeso-as re,-ra-ns 10 cea
$1,000 No-rlr -sg.ssrs d Tssss n
q I.- w'Fs T r~r re~t h-nls. duo
t-. lois --f-rcsr Apr ans
a1rr-'- .H'e9es. 10 be-
'"' ~. ~ see Es- 4-se..sre
--e. - ---er -f C1as hN char
-a,e- SER 1909 "a ao.s
-r--..g % .r cave 81 ~ lerseF.
..e -1 Trlst g. H-<e.s-
l.. E-E rr t-asr $50.
Kr=i-.-, uer-. q Na-rs-
Assas s7e 57ss ~, craTaa1
s--e'- re ~- E-.-.a--r
80 1sr.s -r-sf re- -
"a .zuo-s F-e Cas- c. 1s5
te Eagle Fc1.-- 10
"~re ra-s FarE as.-ss'
-71 H''Nh'aciug
f .sr --.a Fountain CO. ls,
s 10 Foa--s.r a.. "a
t. p. .-.sa d rs,a.H NJ
"'- rss c1"
0c charged ,--s
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

-F.1e ,,hi-s and yellow. s. s5qSl 81. -,s-ss.
$ Sos a. E2Er-ys ss,srz stesdy: cry egg.
sn~r SO 5C6s-5 ecg- a. S. o5ex2s IS te.
-ss 800. xat5sa6 ~ - e, - =
~ chop So bl,k So 70 sacks clinical. 80
PRoyIsIoNs-Ta. mark. - neg pcae-
,rH.f HsE.1zu1n srd in Se-encs e: support
trcr- - kers Rece-Pts q aegs "srs "
s-si-r w-sa ggie; casa t-aa- arc pr:oes c5r
rEn--rfs -a-f. stead, sees - 700 Herces
W .ara a. = 80. 2oe 200 ~ May a. - See & 2e9
FcEE-s,lsc mess 81 = tzla.ly. So % G
Isc Sc .sas1- a=sl 'isssis 8 Es!F.i. 8. y
Mans s-is rEEssES HoSs-E1s.5s
a. + IL l.zs s. CT rE4rzI
z-s "a. e17s rA-i'ov-s5s.ay 80.
~ eosE-.s 5eP,.so L&Ep.Eas'e:. s:.e- 70
s,s,-t s,r.-'-s sS- c.--.r.a, '15e scat.i
keFs $500 ce-pour- sf-a-~ 1c's = ie-- Z.
s1EaT-te.E--Stee1 ".e0. '''-c. o'ft is1-
sUGAR- R-aael slaar va Quiet and gr-
changed TIE i7"rs' gree trI rEe star--
.-,s- sss.i conc H. ,r. ~ ''s ,i,J- pr sai s
~ ve1, tak4ne orders s- noticing below 5.sc
"- i' G.-.. . '.s ..a..sll sue. -a'
rar tr. week fr-re- lU tone vas ss follows
R"r-pts 7''l. sf-i.s 90 GOO -a W. b.
-feffiur. ss COO. as-.a.' $500" sr1 az. o9o and
$4,000 Ta.1l st-.a e"e . .or-p2r-l with
.sI ,5- -nl s-e and -r18'l TIE l-oudoH
naf-sr f0r ftsf e-Far was i4a lowe, utt
Marc1. Arr" ard MAY quoted 81 las So
Isav hero su.,r enc lu~harF~1 reulr.fHsa-
3C f--f. s.1,. n.usc1Eaao 50 test. 3o1r and
rrr.a,ss- sugar So t.gt H6lr a lfr.isec
.r-a4uf - srr- Porto l.-o sugars sold ~
so basis oi test. ana taa market closed
staadv lt that
Rgg gF--teadv Eut quiet or. unchanged
M AI~-CDI. i'I- -ft---tlUl-Td cl- ans ~
-b.rerd . =. - Ise FOR sp1t and ocliEeflf-
d, ~. 20 a a., London closed ~ .. s..Ehi
decline. -1of eos fE--res a. t3s - - LAX
49, !. aga ~ SOC. sfsrtrCiEfi-. 11 I1 go
..-f.ae 4. .a41ac. Tl&-Firl- SPOT March
and A,rI aa "a a1 @5e. .iag 30 - 3a aeo
Jrra ss g0a s3 soc. Salrs ~ 10 tons Ns
r,uortae rt - .sc I.ouLun higher spot il"'
fr. fafurrs ais. las LEAD-Dui snr'
quoted al -sgi- ~ 5Dc Sew aers. 20 a. ! 80
-.st ~ louis L9uCon uacharged ~ az les
as EPEI. TEE-E-sv - ? % S1oc Sew
,~-t 500 . lTc Eart ~ Louis London ur-
-,..,-r-4 ai t.s IRoN--I..e ErsI!sA market
,.l- 5I-...farr-d 81 ola = '-l ror Cleveland vsT-
-af-s LOCAL." cuisf 30 feuncrv northern
NfNasre 80. ~ Eofgrru. 30 Southern
grg so 2 southern soft 81 75g SIS % Pls
..rr cert Irgates unchanged 80 sa4e-
MGLAseEs aAD slRC fe--St es13 although
rer srffs-f au0 rrtres were uHcEIuEeG.
NAAAI eTOhEs-sEiEits t-rprntiAe, GI-r'
80 s1rrep hsr .oVe- Tar arm s1c IN
DANCED RESIN e-= Ss5 =!EAs! On nearly 81
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
ExPnRTs.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPoRr.

. II tElegatar s,port b-.l,.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

N.l' Ni trustee .N aetr--r
usuH.E 1o. ot America com
''9 s.s l-leetr.e Vehicle CO. com.
go scs. Green. CONSOLIDATED GllL
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Furnished by WilliamH Mcconnell ( C1leman.
40 90 Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NfW L0rE- N1T1l -, LtIH-
BEANS AND PEA~-Ee-eiuts ~ bags
ans. Little t-1lll. "a white beans. Na--ss
largely nominal. f-e.lrE weak. and ccnles-
z.oas would q III -Gl cl round lots. Red KID
-eg held Er,Ll- Lima steady % Gr-n-
scotch peas quiet bEANS-M-rrc choice,
JLshe4. s. ,tN 3 s. tE. fair 10 E-C-, . So 3 -,
g. 32i. fair 70 good. s. - s. -7ic imported
medium g. -0- pea 3 -5- white Elcney. s. -
s. -, red kidney, IS 27 y . s. go, yellow eye.
$ 10: black turtle soup > 90 "a - e5. lima,
slltorUia. s. PEAS-S-1tcl. BAGS. bus2el,
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
potatoes AND VEGETABlEs-.

tato=z sell!ng vel! &c m excessive suppl aad
v-eaE=- ensets dragging Cla c1iorz rco- aud
AIiss lower CauH1oEe~s srar-e. C-u5aEes
s-sa1v Ce.e-- T=aAs- CI-L-nrer- r--n1. LE--
sp.as b E.she-. LettEc@ --L Peas b. light
slrrF. Sfri7r scans enrv and STEADY Parsley
ing v5l PcTATcEs Fl--..a rev. ~ ~
ce crstc S4aSe- -s1an. crate. 81 5eTS2 -
Virriz.a ard sfsr--ard s16SL ~. sIa!ne. ir san
1so n s. - GSI 20 ls5-t bsg. 81 l56S- 9l stzfe
bag S44SI II sWEET potatoes V.ae.s7-.
5sszs. 65c7sli o,ser ss-sev end L'.svsre 2d7
go s1arh-r1. ri Slgsl 30. AsE.E>Gl c,
hc7-h le-c-i-e, 1-EH- t--a-s q sol - 81.
s~uth caro- ne s. afl IS sd Ca.lf,r-.-. s. = 9
ANIsL $sE orleans hr. s. I'fss y BRl :
lzz-..9a 100 1,s7s5s. 81 5c4s. so Ese C-.aas
SAEE9I s e. ,: sos.a @Tf 49, ~ S2sss 7s,a 8 4 s
Ga pa o- bsE '.sf>l = SaILLFI-q,v r,, '- FPS
6azssr slsse. CAUBAGEs. soera Caroline. aev.
s. IS. re- s. i6asc Is. "a. nsrts5 tar 'S.55
s soas-. GE-ERI. Fle--1a. oass. IT-asl p
$ .easa Is. Es-Az-Lz, FloEr.s-as, esszsr s. "a
PLANTS E.or.1a, oe@ s-ast Eue42 s-eS 80
rIcf5 >.-I5 ca.cl.ra. ras.se- sI 550Sa - s6urh
u.esrs 10 1G--l.es. s. sOaS3 %. onions. Fer
-Es5.- rev" -.ate. ) =. l-tal- s. -. Aa'S-c ~
s. E-FE- ~t4-r and Western. white 'a- 81 - 3
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-26
COMPETITION A Cure
FOR The HARD times
(By Associated PreSS.)

Holton, Kan, July Ex-senator A.
B. Cummins of Iowa. speaking before
a sweltering chautauqua audience
here yesterday afternoon, said a sys-
tematic arrangement of competition.
and that alone, could cure a mans
economic troubles.
"The inroads which the monoplies
have made on our industries in the
last few years, he said, "have made
it necessary for the Republican party
to declare just what the doctrine of
protection is, solely for the purpose
of introducing competition. Those
| entrusted with that duty have not re-
vised the tariff as was promised in the
Republican platform. 1t now becomes
the true Republican duty to explain
what might have been accomplished
had it's representatives been faithful
| to their trust
What man cannot see the ills mon
opolies are bringing upon us? Take
the case Of the railroads. They
| charged excessive rates and accumu-
lated surplus. This they put back
into the roads in improvements and
they now ask you to pay additional
interest upon this surplus obtained
through extortionate rates. In ten
years the railroads added three and
one-half billions of dollars to their
capitalization on betterments and ex.
tensions without the investment of a
! single penny of independent capital
We must pay iterest on this surplus
investment"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-26
Another SCHEME
FOR COTTON BILLS
Worked Out at a Meeting of Bankers
In New York.-Railroads to Issue
Signature Certificates.
fBu Associated Press.)

New York, July 26.-At meeting
here yesterday of bankers who have
been negotiating with railroad Off
cials on the subject of foreign and
domestic bills of lading, definite
plan covering the future issue OF
through order notify bills of lading
for cotton was adopted. 1t was decid
ed to send a committee Of five bank
ers to Europe Immediately to lay the
agreement before bankers of England
and the continent
Foreign bankers decided at con
ference in London last week to refuse
to negotiate American cotton bills OF
lading after November l unless gus
ranteed by q banking institution. This
stand was taken in view of the losses
sustained abroad recently on bills Of
lading. 1t was hoped by the bankers
in today's conference the plan adopt
ed will satisfy foreign financial insti-
tutions.
This plan carries out the scheme
outlined at a meeting of representa-
tives of the railroads east of the
Mississippi river held at White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, on July 10. 1t
provides for the issue by the railroads
of a bill of lading whereby the rail
road certifies the signature of the bill
of lading covering the specific num-
Der of bales.
In the case of through export bills
of lading agents will sign them only
when cotton is in the possession of
the railroad company or upon the
presentation of lading certificates by
authorized agents of the compress or
warehouse compcnieG.
The practice of issuing duplicate
and triplicate bills of lading will be
discontinued. Only one will be is
sued. but copies will be made subject
to the endorsement:
Copy; not negotiable"
"A copy of each bill of lading will
be forwarded to the agent of the
water carrier at the port of export or
direct shipments, or the port of trans
shipment on indirect shipments.
shippers will be required to accept
the conditions of the bills of ladine
by attaching their signatures. NJ
merous other technical regulations tC
check frauds are also provided"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-26
One May
OUercome

constipation permanently by proper
personal cooperation with the bene-
fetal effects of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir of SIENNA, when required. The
forming of regular habits is most i'm
portant and while endeavoring to
form them the assistance of Syrup of
Figs and Elixir of SIENNA is most val
liable, as it is the only laxative which
acts without disturbing the natural
functions and without facilitating and
it is the one laxative which leaves the
internal organs in a naturally healthy
condition, thereby really aiding one in
that way. To get its beneficial effects,
buy the genuine manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for
sale by all leading druggists. Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA is never
classed by the wellinformed with
medicines which make extravagant
and unfounded claims to cure habitual
corstipation without personal coop
AUS ION.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-26

Co., dealers in imported CONNECTIONS,
in No. Al East Ninth street. The
defendant is Hans Mailer, who as
serts he is the real owner Of the bus
mess, although a majority of the
stock is in his wife's name. He was not
satisfied with the way his wife was
running the business. Neither was
he satisfied with his salary of SIS a
week. He left her and entered the
employ of the Maldurnin Importing
Company, also dealers in imported
European CONNECTIONS. Theodore B..
Richter, counsel for Mrs. Mailer,
pleaded with the court thst the wo-
mans loss will be irreparable if her
husband be permitted to continue to
work for the opposition company.
The woman also asserts that Hans
Mailer & Co. were incorporated several
should be enjoined from transferring
them to her business competitors"
The woman also asserts Hans Nah
Ter & Co was incorporated several
years ago with capital stock of $50,
600. She thought it wise to enter into
a contract with her husband, she says
that he should receive salary Of ST.
a week for looking after the business
and that he bind himself not to worl
for any firm or corporation during thu
life of the contract. After that con
tract had been made, the woman al
Ieges, she sent him to Europe and h
sold the stock of the company. Whel
he returned he did not like the wa
she was running the business Or tn
pay he was receiving, and he went t
the other company.
Charles A. Riegelman, counsel TO
Mailer, denied the existence of sue
contract, asserted the right of Nal
Ter to work where and for whom h
pleased and asked that the apple;
ton for an injunction be denied.