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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-11
alciuf1l Rays
~ On Politics

GTRANGE"news
- is waited out
Of Cincinnati.
1.-THE Cox crowd is
breaking up" as
sert the reports,
but the Unite d
States outside of
Cincinnati is as
incredul0us as the
citizens Of the city
by the Ohio river.
Is Cincinnati real
" going to lose
its long time Re-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-11

MILE. D'HELLAs IN SILHOUETTE DANCE.
ing short and flowing, it is diaphanous
In texture.
The dance takes place behind a
white screen upon which the lighting
effect throws perfect shadow through
out the performance. Classic poses,
familiar in living pictures, but devoid
Of colering, are shown, as continuous
rapid motion and & perfect silhouette
do not go we'll together.
So great is the success of the sfl.
houette dance that England has taken
1t up for social fad as well, and
house parties are entertained with iui-
tators of the agile Frenchwoman.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-11
Royal Infants
Who Are
Popular Pets

-NCES, more es-
pecially if they
are youthful, are
still favorites
with the popu-
lace of Europe's
monarchies. The
ore infantile
the prime e or
princess, for that
matter, the more
loyal the devo-
ton of the sub
jects, doctrines
of republicanism
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-11

GRAND CANYON OF COLORADO RIVER.
members of the expedition-De Witt,
Parshall, Ballard, Williams and FL
lott Daingerfeld.
William Ritsche1 is another New
York artist who has already painted
the Arizona canyon, undertaking the
task after showing many studies of
Dutch shores. He is to exhibit his
work on this subject shortly.
To date the photographers have done
the best work on the Grand Canyon,
and they have penetrated with their
cameras even farther than safety war
ranted. But the wonderful effects on
light and color are essentially fa1 "a
painter.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-11

Oscar Hammerstein obtained revenge
recently when New York pronounced
Naughty Marietta a success on it's
first night and has been emphasizing it
ever since. The revenge was caused
by the fact that his triumph was won
in the theater in which be sustained
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-11

played a pipe. The reptilian ally, be-
ing beaten by Holmes and the ON
nipresent DR.. Watson, climbs the rope
and buries its fangs in Rylott.
The part Of the East Indian sur
geon is taken by Edwin Stevens. while
Holmes is personated by Charles Mill
ward, whose characterization is prais-
ed, though not considered equal to that
of Gillette
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-12-11
fate Plays
- And Operas

.ERLOCK HOLMES.
detective, dilettanta
and morphine fiend.
has reappeared on
the stage at the in
stance of Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle, h S
creator in fiction, in
"The spec XII d
Band" now being
produced in N e W
York. William GIL
lette's dramatization
Of Sherlock Holmes,
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eiritslithe e'tsaunfmaf,uun

@eregeie IuRe6J!e lperbcr eHiaeacnacrom,
men III ocv Cf'lee hCs TiTecior pf QublC GER
ptre Stabibauc Cincinnati rhiO Eia - lihr
1ttildas am 3t I n o t ben 30 gfdrs 1910,
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observation-disclosures be5uf5 Retbitlna bGurtqub
au', bcHs.ben nuo STbaItuu8 bet E5erilate
RaUc. Epesi'ifationcn uno Formulate ftns
5u erbGlteu IN bcr EfiCe hes Gbei Jnaeuieur5 5
bce Department gi &ub,yt SCySlrC
,(coes GUgPbcl NUT ben u0qen gdmcH isbes
ebe'cL'hGit eheJ @gfeufdu'tcu futte baS g,naes
bot muhcH iUlple uuu allen BgrfCneu bic Ft
0HyCu luicrcNtru ea'bllIen. uub Uub bCpletisi
fem init etUcJ #uy1itGff tU tey Eumme pnu
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I'M 6aB peUU clH stHQcBUt GHacuummsn fpirb
clH Hnnig03i giU1rpaaGCu lUereFa ruigh
1ULit tt2rHbstH GUIttgt 4uruAcrfpeitH nerefr
oaUH Nrrb iu,1fr &bfs an htH Eisicr rtirutat,t
unb 'cGtc lrpe-brH &up,b2i eHQsrommsu ntrbtg,
baUE n;yo 15Itw Ghtd Hat Ju'trb,uttasEttr aus,
fubguHs uno S!1crFtlanG hes 9oriSars aaTtids
CriG!tr..
g,Irr mtF,u fu,H la'ri,ssrttatro,n Pst,sts
rca ercr FGba'yi; !tt'rsH, Em i0l5rr pIaRt gtb.I;
ME gfJtCuQt BU t6g1gra
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ntu
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Et4t bGr. tgQtn6rus Uru e4s anQtbCit lu bets
pfJ'fH
lm 4uftroa, e,g Gtr,aors Of gubltt 6srviu.
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l,rirhIihr @rfnnntmn rilnnn.

3criieaeIte anQebpte iueroeu cniaepeuaenoui'
men IN ocr Office oes Director pf gsubLic GER
piec, Stuhibnle Cincinnati, Cbin, his 70 nbr
MttiinG5 am ~ ltii 10 d. ben 80. MARA 1910
ilir hd5 Seaen Bon qutetfernen Robren unh
SpeCiui Cuttings uuo GcuIien uuo unoerer pers
lbtcnerrttGCr oGlult in 8erbtnouug itebcTDer
Slrbctt flr oGH gSuiieroertbeilunaSsShl Der
Siaoi cincinnati Ghlo, lpabreno beg Sdbres
1910
gdue, Sgc5i'iIationen une SormuInrc ftnS
gu crbuten IN Der Gftlce oes General Superin'
teH6eHiGH oer g9uiieriuerie.
,Heoes gingcbot mus Ten ouIlen Eanleu ieocC
@cIeQfba't Uber 0}ctellihafier tueldbe bas g.naes
bot mad,n 'uiuie bon allen 8eroueu bic itt
oaraH tTtiereiilrcu eHtbalien uub nrilb begIeiiet
lcln nit elmer Nargichd't Int Der Sunline bon
S5,00U.00 EOGdCs ooer eIHcH 3criiftItrieH Gbei
an etUc sUi'tebeHoe @aEi ols eiHe BGraHtte bas
Tin, haE peUn eiH Angcbpi nnpCRCmmen fpiro.
Elm SoHirafi elUpCSannen freroeu miro.
%Clic trpenocH uHaCbnt suruipetplefeu pers
ben nGHH nlto fCihcT 0hCS an ben GieleT ~
toGrutyL uno iol'e trGeuoein Gngeboi urge
HonnIen u2rbeH bGrn ptra folder gheS mad
5uir'cocr'ieueHOFr Slu5fiibrurd uHo Gi6erfieL'
IHH0 hes HcHiyG'ta sgrttcrit1ttri.
S'ttter mufen c1Hcu su'rieoeu'ieuerber g'e'
ncis ngn lbygc TutlI'eii Ite'cyu am folGe
hla'e grbeii. rrte rer.arat, 81 6c'uratu.
gieter iIHb qcbGIieu. bic pebyuid!eu Torrulare
81 pebrnuhen. 90 feline Gnbercn enlseecTgeHom'
men juCrheU
Gar Crctor of RuUuc ccrSice beban Ht
Doe Redt boz tr1cHhetns cbCr GGe .lngebcls
Gu DeTluerieu
Ten -. W3GCE 1910
1928 SohH \. gSenrer. gterf
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9NcT'ieseIir 4Hge5oic pstoen erigeasnaenou.
men ~ Der CHlCf oes ZirCc.or uf &ablir Ger.
plue. ziIo'baGe Cincinnati Chtc bis ~ ubr
WNild1s ON At Il I ~ c h ben 30. Utdrs 1910
l.5C ble GiC'cCtH4 GUb ebltricgurq fctpte glyfr
TELLING oEi 'rrtrcT &!oSgung 'ur Ru6rrtnars
BELL elHeg btsBCGlGeu BET l0s5SuF r5brenfbrE ms.
Gen Gau.ficNe. eiHeu aUiomaiif1eH Stn!er~
aHo GHoeren &crbiUeERgeH. or Der gSeiiern
Hil= *uupNaitoH 1FggeH III E4csu g!!a abe
nae Cincinnati GbiO.
Blame EgegilGugHcr uHb TurruIoTs Tnh
2a eChaIien ~ BET EfiC,ce bes 6cuerals sSuperiN.
ienheUieH Der 1C'iCyucgle
Eeoca 9Ugeboi mIE ber bcIeU pemer ieser
&e'euitat 9ber @cicuitcfiGH. luciclr bas g.uae,
bot WGc'eE. fowle noE Gt!cn 1criDHen bic f1
turau jH!eEe'lrcn cUiEalieH, uHl lruh beclriigi
fCr Etl ejUty $Gra daft N Ger EHTmP beu
$500 90 Cellars ccer eIuerI 5eriifisIyiFr gbsg
an cane Gafl.CbCn6e gam ais tirs gGLurie bu.
'!T. OQk ueUH etu AUQtbot uHqeHpmmeu r2trb
etn HoH!rGit en9CpauacU tuerksu tuirs
S5Nir UGpptH AHcsBGt suttitctHititH r.rhen
hama rsirb 'Clau Che ar btr gtstsr rtipuruirt
ug1 icgs ITgsHosT AHqebot auFtngmmtn ptgb,u
tauH nsrc iC.nt, Nhfi Hut Iuir.tBsrhrg,rttf aus
'abruns uat GtS,rrgugae res foHtra''s .uraes
frrritti.
E,'s, ufEsu sir,u ,E'rj,e,uttutrtsr g,r,f,
bon tbreT TuBidtcu lleierU gw iCIde 1Lufie VIZ
belt, WIt ccr.GUl.. ~ ueipraCn.
ete'rr tEt psAcl'tH. bic gtarL4ttH 1Termulars Al
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Csg Ttgtctpr Of qublr esrsrt bsb6lt FA tos
1,tt ear, irgtEetjHs o1cr ale GEa,bois "a ptg,
nrrFru
am gu''rae, ets Gjrtrp,s Of Qutlt. e,rvia.
Ter l5. W,lr8 1910
1923 IpbU l. @e rerr CIer,.
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auh Bel benz iuneen aDnig, Der feline
Serrihdft NIT elmer bef6eioenen Mm>
neitie fir tIeine Spibbiibereien angetre-
ten bat, tetn 9eb0r eeFunoen. Der aDs
mig uno ieine 9eratber ipollen bas
SaidIal 9epn gelBers nidt dnbern,
uno Der Bhilofppb BON 2open, Der
beute lpeiB uno grets iit, Der Elm m0rz
Der ober rpeniaitens Elm Wfprbesbelfer
mar, ioLl ipeiter eingeihIoHen bIeiben.
Gr bitBt iebt % Sabre. 8ieIleiht baz
ben bic rebt, bic nit Dem a0nig iinD:
oieier Wann i'm 9erter lit ia % Sab
re lang bon Der Welt 9etrennt gepeien.
Gr tennt 8tpar alIe 9eoanten9dnge Der
ataoemiiden 2ebrer, Die gelgtens oSSits
qeno unterrthteten; bod er tpeiB rtdts
BON Der .redlen 0erdnberun9 in ben
2ebensformen unierer Welt. 8ein 8e-
ibiiBer mubte fein 9ormunb iein, biz
er iatn 2llter mil bem Sobe beihlieBt.
Serr 2eieune niirbe germ bieie BfIi6t
auf iib nehmen. Die Siiter 2eon
Pelbers ltnD dber nldt gang I'm I'M
re6t, nenn iie teinen Raum fir oteie5
bumanitdre Experiment geben, penn
Tie aud Die ueberIebenben pes Grmors
oeten niht nit benz 8eoanten quGlen
lpolIen, oaB Der 9ernihter ibres Samis
Iien9IUdes eine nitt oeroiente, pom
Retts Tdtper gu pertheioi9enoe Gnaoe
srbaIte. Der Sobn bes 5Ooten idpetgt
uub er tbut gut oorun, 4uh
2eon YelBer mi1dt ijh niht Elm. Gr
bittet niht nm feline Trejbeit, er bat i'm
8e9entbeiI gebeidtet oaB ibm alea,
,5reibeit ooer ,yortieBung Der 9aft,
lIeib piutommen iei.
so q 7 s bort.
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Sdufer 5n peraaufen:

z ct Ban 6 3tmrtrR, attiG Robetimmn,
belbee uHo taltes g3I'eE, ceMenitrier aegler
elhgeEihief ftir etne cher 3fpsi tFamilien. got
tElb9 fHb. Sc6n, gart uub croker Barlfn
Aa4lu'tagfu 1896 gac1tts tsrH @penut
R 0. ea4 Geuhor Abe. grt6baHs NIT s
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GiHannaeH. Radsu'r gRcg aw RIaSs. 10
3 n ei ueur m o berUe 5s3irrner @ri1bGus
tfr. nGbc btm @rbruT'tc Der 0obn gig gar
I!Hie; &ot 80 ls3XlJ4 4baHe e. 1923.
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Sn9rwerse uno 2'feros.
Pennsylvania Transfer
Baggage Il Express Go.

500 etis Tfern uns gIti maE,n ptrscnf. sers
ofn tuF aait esn 10 eGS Der Hpdt. rm aanm
ics hne Giles eEfs mrs Erea2hart fbitrt: eEs
etutmeiifri HHs etHafri'',H: esranr sns per Mrits
ntn arhtt ptfontmfn Er3 tefttf tum isfptffeeu
SttreHh Gtniat sittt 1Fabys9f,res. velAs spn
nnletH Ns<nitu tsuHti rEretr. uue stnist gius
zen rtlot ieii htm dn'arf eerftitsu naaer sts
norNr hebrr. ftturr itsfrhefns Hntahi sanetn rrs
stc'rts; efu'stt Huk boppsi't. lsscts uue itsrrs
E,'rf fnliSsu VrriGt ssTisas; urs btineht tretnes
srt EaarsGFrytt ni,b ssTESRnttot aiiialtn In
Nkilasirba, Ti''ttlrs nnb CItotlaue. wan
tbrttt NIT rem @sF41'tssEtgtr In uaisttm etets
Hl2 Ef Neah Strat,, Ieuufulsauta Sabnket.
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= 1 p ls Ier IN u ere
unb StrGiIinQsto # linen.
2lus Petersburg ptrD Der .Snf." ges
Ihrieben: Der 0irsttor bes Staottbeas
ters 3u SielD, elm friiberer OpsrniGns
ger gdmens 8rpntin, lit auf cine ei-
genartige Spee getomen ,eine 5Ournee
purd gang europa gu psranitaIten. Gr
nil Die GieDer Der rui1iInen 3lpdngss
ftrGflinge, bic BON oem itapebiidsn
SDmponiiten 6artefelp in Sibirien
unO in Den StruftolOnien islbit ge=
iammelt porbeH itno, burh obioe5our,
nee 3ur Senntnib Guropas brirgen.
lin cie 0Orfiibrung reaIiItiifsr unD
Iebenspdbrsr gu MAIDEN, bat er ben
3temIi6 ieltIomen 4Ian gsiabt. bic
CperniQnger uno GboriIten, lpel6e Die.
ie Gteoer CUR 0ariteuuHa brinoen psrz
ben, in nQturgetreun &oitumen uuiz
treten gu Iuiien. 9as bsibt, bic Oar
teller iperben 10 aui Der gIbne aufs
treten, tpte Die 8erfaiier bieier Qieber
in WirtIidtett ausieben. "a bic Der.
foifer Der 2ieber Die iibriIten 3nangss
or6eitsItrGfIinqe ftnb, 10 rperoen bic
Cpernidnger in StrdflinQstoitiimsn
uno NIT tlirrenpen aetten belooen
auftreten. Gr nil ouf Dieie l0eiie BEN
gelpobnern Der europGii6en Gambler
&enntnib BON Dem ih1pierigen Qebsn
uno Der Gsmiit6sperfaFuno Der iibiri=
f4en StrdfIinqe geben. Die 2ieoer, bic
in alien StUden CriginaIe ieiu iolen
urO bon Dem obengenannten T6peois
I6sn &omponiiten 6arteielo ni6t nur
in Sibtrien ielbit Qeiammelt, ionoern
aud an Ort uno Steqe auFeei6rie6ea
uno iPdter berousge8eben noroen iinb,
folIen gum Sbsil b:msrten8rpertb2s
ot6terii1es 5dlent perrQtben.
Sur 8ef 6i6te ber Qup.
pen. 4ud bic Yuppen hoben ibre 8e=
i9idte unb cine Geihihte, bic Quf ein
ebrlpUrbiges 2lter 3Uriitbliden tam
rno uiat outGgIi3 lift. Sprs6enbe
Puppen tpuroeu ihon i'm II. unD u.
Ja9rbunoert tonitruirt, uno unter be-
nen, Die itA nit oem 8uu ioI6er 9ups
pen bei6Gftigter, befanben fih W1Gn.
ner rDte Yapit SpIbeiter ii. uno 9Ilbert
Der 8roBe. I'm GnDe bes II. sSabrhuns
oerts begriBte cine bon einem gepiis
len aempelen ton'truirte quppe SEQ
polo ii. nit einem Iatetniihen Sut.
0tefe tDunoerbore Quppe iprQ6 aud
fran5oi16 uno iagte gallant uno
ieuf3en6: y8Ous ttes mon ami" uuo
rJe Oous dime be tout mon occur.
Der &arbindI RiheIieu fdentte Der
tletnen 9er8ogin bon Gngbtsn eins als
Gmme getIeibete puppe, bic fat 10
groB mar ipie cine tpirtIi6e 2lmme.
Die 3eit gr0Bten 9Ian3ts fir Die
Yuppen ober mar oa8 18. s5qbrhun.
bert; lie rpurOen bamdIs Io1ar BEL
6Ofe oorgeiteQt, burften in ben Woz
gen Der &0njge plaB nebmen unb bQtz
TEN einen eigenen 6ofitout. Die gups
pen beg 0er3oqs Don Wuine empTinqsu
lDie Ieberoe W2enihen geTude unb ouz
ben groBe 9dl!e. gu Zen 8efu6ern Qe-
borten and beru9mte 0itter unb
S6riftiteQsr, bic ben puppen 9ersmoz
MEL i9re 9tufpartung maGtsn, pd6s
reno Die lebteren ME bic 0Qmen Der
oorns6men 0eIt auf einsm 3uhbett
ld9en uno Die 60flihteitspbraIen ,,ans
horten". gu ben litterariihsn Gro.
BEN, bic ii6 6er6eilisBen, folte geTl=
6e su MAIDEN. 9eh0rten 2dromefouz
caur0 ,8ofIuet, 2aFontaine II. u.
- 60 melt betunnt Der einsioe mod
eriitirenoe 5albbollar Der tonf0oerirs
ten Stadten pon 4merito, ersielte auf
elmer 4uttiou in Nen Yprt bieIer IA.
se ben 9reis bon $3.50.
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Etnrb ON Fertng ben 2f. Utdr5 1910, IN
,cr 2SUbnuua feiuer Ipd1ter, fSrdu Sobu Y
SLnn --.n Wa MLLMnrt 9Ihenltn
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geiiebter Gobu bon Sobn unb Dora 2ippoIo,
aeb. Seder, i'm &.tier bon Sahren. Ste Be
erbigung ftrbct am aRtttipub, ben % Nadr5
1910. 0iorgens III llhr. noTl GrduerbGuie, 9tr.
22S0 GpTtng CSrooe Sne. aug ftati. IL
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Eei5 NToe: Seib's 5subciiai: III 70 aut Rie
Heu Z. 8iH'on, gsits Chic
g CT IGgNiO6 ON gusb.e isfraSp 10 griu,,sr
2Seafs ton Der Eoha"..e $500 per 9F1ie: ges
tlaHei iHr bic Ns'Earl uHb gGlibsngutt
Gn1EH'TaacH go. rs Gfi 4 CTR ls
= tn 3 met pnbc O.. muB bcrfaast pereeu
peqru araufbeit Ht tsufTancu So 1892
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9onoeil-@aris

ssssimastse ennensampfrr itsen 1ttaasa
.0rousrinseNin GeeiIte".
rGniier Astlhcim Ia 4"
.,arpusrius PiIteIm".
.,0niisr @tfheim btr @rose".
TegefmahGr 9phbamsfrYfnnrt ttStu TtrnEee
init neHtH Tsppeiihn-drben. 1amr'tru.
1900 Ionnernsbdi' TOO Tub lana 70 ,slib brett
..gecrss gSafbiHs;pH-
.rrinL 5nterin seisbdm".
.areser aurfRrft-, ,Drirbrtf srr Rrrses,
,,Suslan", aFriHseS Mio".
.,Sarbarrfa". -Srrmtn".
Rssslno5iae pSssamsFtr isSeu Tsnnsrt:as
,,5ihetu", .,1iuu" .2ntreu".
mftteImser sakrt:
Gibraltar Reapti-Genna
sa,ariar sautaSamsfsr isbta esmsas.
.StTiin" fnrui. ,RartdrpNe~.
..aonistn sOaiis". pasnis sibrrt~.-
,.RriHIriFtn ssreus", -ge6er~.
8or5ial. 9initiuna in aniiien unb 9pi6enbe6
unnbbdnGipe Iorrer nm Die ySeli
.1rapeIer6 G5et- gaIts nber Die aaRse sssIt
OELRIcHS Il CO.. s Broadway, N. Y,
GeuerntaceHier.
gaeltcu fir Cincinnati
German Gniional R0fi: Fstrfi Gdfieuer 9ouf
4 nHo gssdImit Strobe: g3eiierH German gauf:
Gids stntinHal Gnuf: BepIer 6s Go. 1910 ~ace
gtr g. aiibn e. Sorps, 37--39 On Fisrie gfr !.
eriGbiou German 80Hf. oarriloa uILD uolernia
SbciIues.
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yeretns-An;etgen.
he Congress Bldg. Assn Co.

Seute abeno a6inurnuns iiber gnnabme Der
neueH Stpnftitution.
8. u. G Sehmt6t 9rdf
Geo g. ghrano, Sefr. i.
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9ohn StriRmeB,

i'm glier bon 7T Na6ren 3 1JEonaten uitb 8
Gaaen. 9ie 9Ct Der &ecroieung ptro ipdter
befalTut gemudIt II
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Eooes-An,eieen.
Grmin fippoIo,

Gtor6 an msuntaa, ben q, Wldrs 1910,
qbenos llbr 35 MdHufen,
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New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING--Foreign houses
again sold stocks in the local market, put
ting out between $4,000 and 10000 shares.
BANKS GAIN CASH.-The reported
a gain in cash held by the banks of s4,-
$4,000. of which s1.255.000 came from the
interior. The banks received from the in
terror SS,062 900, and shipped to the inte-
rior s6-S07 900. including s1.SI3.000 ma
ttonal bank notes sent to Washington
for redemption and 100000 transferred
leans. The gain from the interior was
s1.255, 900. Receipts of new gold were
S63S4 900, namely: on New York Assay Of
flee checks. s4.s10O0O. of which $4,000. 900
represented gold bars imported from Lon
don; San Francisco Mint checks, S1,276,-
000 and Seattle Assay Office checks, SECS
000 Ordinary disbursements by the Sub
Treasury were S2S.s99.000. Payments by
the banks 10 the Sub-Treasury for Gus
ton fund, ETC. amounted 10 s51.564.00o.
showing a loss on Sub-TreaSury OpeTd-
| tions proper of s2.665. 900 The total gain
from the interior and by new gold was
81 S39 900. Deducting therefrom the loss
on Sub-Treasury operations proper. the
net gain by the banks was s4,s74, 900.
THE COPPER ET--ElectroIytic
copper is now firmly established on 2&4-
cent basis. The United Metals Selling
Company has been making sales at this
price for some time past. In view OF the
will result from the recent buying, pro-
ducers and selling agencies look for cop
per cross IS cents NEXT IlOAln- II not
before. Exports of copper, so far this
month have been heavy, and with larger
domestic deliveries a sharp reduction in
surplus stocks in August is looked for by
the trade.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK-
Bradstreet's reports the exports of grain
for the week; with comparisons, figures in
ed. 1491,514, against 1,226,214 last week
and 2.379,61S in this week last year: from
July 1. 9,o41,+11. contrasted with |, ,o93 .66c
IN, y,a. nnrdi inc inH Of
4S. S.53.. compared with 1851 last week
and 16S.3s5 in the same week last year:
from July l. 1,950.S3S. contrasted with
695,SS9 in the same period of 1909
NATIONAL E,NAMELINCi AND STAMP
ING.-The National Enameling and stamp
ing Companys report for the fiscal year
S263. .622 holds forth little hope for common
stock holders. After payment of the resu-
lar per cent rate ON the preferred stock.
National Enamelns earned i.6S per cent on
the Sl5.59I, 500 outstanding common. This
compares with l per cent the year before.
APPLICATION TO LIST. - Application
has been made 20 the New York Stock EN-
change TO list 100000 per cent bonds OF
the Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Rail
way.
EXPORTS OF COPPER. - Exports ,f
copper for the week ended August IS were
$500 tons, making n total since August of
same time last year.
STATE CANAL BONDS ADMITTED TO
THE LIST.-The New York STOCK w
change has admitted 100000 per cent
state Cayuga and Seneca Canal inproye-
ment bonds. due In 1860
GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVIDEND -
The directors of the General Chemical Conn
pany have declared the regular ouar,eriv
dividend OF lf2 per cent on the preferred
stock.
CANAL BONDS SOLD.-Speyer & Co
have resold the s2.2i3.0C0 State of New York
t per cent canal Improvement bonds deIfv
cred to them on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened
at IL per cent. highest, " per cent; low, low
est ! per cent; closing, IA per ceIlt; ruilils rus
rate IL per cent Time money relnaii@leu @
unchanged. Rates. 22eq3 per cent for SKY ~
days: s1x13% per cent for ninety DAYS AZ
Az per cent for four months; iisQ4S4 Sa pgL l
cent for five and six months. MercaItiIo I,o
paper was almost at a standStill oecsuSS "a I7s
of the absence Of demand. Rates, ~
per cent for sixty and ninety days lleol @ So So
bills receivable and choice four 10 ~ ~
months single names; 6G6l2 per cent ioA
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - The 1oreIsn .aS
exchange market continued strong, Il. Ia'c -
for sterling showing further advances %
lo01s points from THURSDAY cIose- - -
count rates at London were repofteu liisi ~ =
snTi there was good inquiry for TO-DAY :
and next Tuesdays mails. The suppH IP.y,,.s %
hills was comparatively small Ihe MAJ re- re-
ruled strong in the afternoon; N+;nr,s WIZ
slightly higher than the initial eIota ~
Tha demand was good throughout ,e ame
day. but offerings were light Ho 9S1aSsieS as5 sez
.oen1 sterling s ss40G4 s645; sixty-day bills.
Isss.as s.: shorts francs, 5-lS%& ana snort
marks, o5S less 1-e4.
Rankers' posted rates were
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Business was .couparative1y quiet in the
market for outside securities. with the
general tone heavy Further fractional
recessions were shown in the minlns tst, 81
the trading aside from the continued OF
ferings of Tonopat- Belmont, which reced-
cd Il further. The recent support IN fLly
rariIy, which resulted in it's falling below
l. Trading in other mining issues was
unimportant at small fractional Ieces
sions The Industrial list was quiet ana
irregular. American Tobacco on SINAI!
transactions fell points Standard Oli
quoted ex dividend ana ruleu apout
unchanged Intercontinental Rubber was
firm. Chicago Subway was heavy. Bonos
were steady with a fair inquiry for Wes.-
tern Pacific 5s
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Floor traders on the Consolidated Ex-
change devoted their energies all day to
hammering prices. They were successful
ment was bearisn, and the offerings were
in such volume that they impaired prac-
tically continuous relative softness to quo
tatiOns compared with the market on the
New York Stock Exchange. The price
differences between the two exchanges at
times extended to Il Of point or more:
Sales totalled S0,570 shares. with the list
including hfty-three different stocks, as
against list of fifty-nine stocks on
THURSDAY. Detailed operatiOns follow: