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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28

New York September 81, 1910
foreign news the wheat market experienced
severe break to-day and wound up at ABOUT
lowest prices Of the day and unae even sns
due 70 the fact that the European visible showed
100000 bushels increase, while offers OF new
Argentine wheat were Increasing and oHers o.
Danubian and Manitoba wheat We're az lower
prices The weekly summary of foreign crops
sh owed Improvement, particularly in regard 70
the outlook in the United Kingdom Advices
from the Argentine said continued rains in the
Southwest had proved very beneficial. At nldoay
the bearish feeling received further impetus from
the increase OF 9,S13o00 bushels in world
stocks, compared with 5.752. coo bushels year
ago. The undertone Of the market was so heavy,
in fact that the receipts OF only $4,000 oqshes
els last week and 2,497. 600 bushels last year,
passed almost without notice and had pract-
Iutl received ia cars, compared with $50 cars
last year. Winnipeg received 530 cars, COM
apolis stock increased 100000 bushels in four
days. Western advices were to the erect tnat
decline. but with stocks increasing botLi hSlte
and abroad and export limits considerably out
position The only business reported Ior eAp 20
was 5000 hogs Of old wheat at outports. me
cash market in New York closed weak; as Iol-
lows: No red, 81 O3 elevator and - 10 I
a7oat: No I Northern Duluth. 81 217s.
Rfoat- CORN-Ignoring cold weather and frosts.
and closed weak at q elise decline from Tues
day. Private dispatches well established the
fact that the crop was too FAR advanced 70 De
much injured by anything short of hard freeze
ar this time The Iowa weekly crop report said
that 90 per cent Of the crop out Of the way
OF frost but much of the remainder viii require
from ten to fifteen DAYS be out of danger
Export business more active, Chicago re
porting sales OF 300 600 bushels, and perhaps
more. as the houses were slow in reporting these
transactions. Apart from z slight Fslly after
midday this news had no stimulating effect on
sentiment No . corn here quoted 6212c
nominal elevator domestic basis To arrive and
GOzsc O affoat. OATS-Trade In oats was
rather quiet and he market acted weak IN sym
patty with other grains closing 9sc net lower
Cash NaT n NnvU X0r follows.
standard white 3S12c: No ?. 39c; No 3, 3Sc,
and No 4. 3711c. RYE-Market steady. New
No ? Western. T9izc. { o b New York BARLEY
Market quiet New mailing. 73G7sc, C /
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY NIARKET.-AIoney on call
opened at Per cent. highest, "a per
cent; lowest Is Per cent: closing, . Is
per cent: ruling rate per cent. Time
money was hrmer IN tone, due 10 mora
active demand Rates were : per cent
Tor sixty DAYS. 81 per cent for ninety
Gays ~ G44s per cent for four months,
= Per cent for five and six months. Afer-
camille paper was issued in increased guam
titles. but demand remained rather dull
Rates. 81 9534 per cent for sixty and
ninety days bills receivable, 5ls as per
cent for four &c six months choice single
names, = for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-In17ue by
higher London discounts. the foreign ex
change market opened strong a. an ad-
vance OF 10 points TO 4-S6S06 S6S5 for
cables, 4-S61s q 1850 for demand sterling
ans 4.S312 94SS& fer stXty-lsy bills.
Short francs were quoted al 5ISs4 plus 1-32
and short -eichsn1sr ks at 95 3-16 a 95 3-16
plus l-82. The market continued 10 show
pronounced strength in the morning and
early afternoon. rates advancing 10 points
above The opening level Cables were quot
&c ar 4s69O6 1855, demand sterling at
1855 q $3.50 and sixty-day bills al 4-S3 =
a. So. Short francs We're 5.1s2S plus 1-32
and short reichsmsrks IS SIG plus 1-52.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
COLORADO & SOUTHERN.

COLORADO & SOUTHERN.
1910 Ia0a 1903
Sc week IN Sept S345 2s5 1929 ga $500. SIG
July I-Sept. p 5,TTS.IS5 s.5sI, 1853 S,3as, eos
GRAND TRUNK
50 week IN SEPT. S9sa 49s $3.50 213 1855, I22
July l-Sept. p. e.sS5.sS7 10.I4o. al e,2s7,742
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
81 week IN SEPT. 81 05s 145 s1.01I 10 ss4S. 10
July 1-Sept 21 II 500 565 10 S69 800 &c. 029. $50
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
50 week IN Sept sI14T.oOo 81 os2 COO So 10000
July 1-Seqt. 81. L. zoo 92s Il IA o96 I0.IT6. 27z
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
81 week IN Sept. SS0T. Os9 S2sT, 6ed s262. 42l
Jan. 1-SePt. d I0.7IT.7I9 9,64T, 1856 s,769, $50
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
Month OF Aug. Sc 662 $50 So 6O4. 1865 S5,7s3, 273
July I-Aug- 81. Is O66 S12 T. 500 $50 10 99s. 45S
BUFFALO ROCHESTER, & PITTsBURG.
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EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.F o b ahoat. tstandard white.
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Month OF August
Cross earnings SssS775 ssI5.529 s6i6. 625
Exp. & taxes. 554 49, SOC. 464 4I3. $50
Net earnings. S534.2ss S3Os;s65 S14s, oa4
Other income 6a405 25.e26 21.S23
Total income. S4o3e Sas4 7e1 s1e4. Ar
Charges I6o,144 154,O12 -
Surplus -. s243544 $50, $50 :
Gross earnings, sI.e47.s7a s1.e11,s14 s1.27o, 100
EXP and taxes 1.055,O50 e6s, 5S2 pS9, OIL
Net earnings ssa2ees ss4sss2 sa3I, -
Other income. 1882 500S5 4or577
Total income s74e45s seas, 4e7 ss71,7Os
Charges 322350 3O3 0s1 -
Surplus .... s424125 sssosss =
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Gross earnings. 81, 74s65s SIIs1o,745 s9ssI 6s7
Oper. expenses 1910. IA s. asa. l81 6I19. 46T
Ne. earnings, s4.s57.e ss s4s2zS ss,5g2I ,5g
AsAeS ---------- obo.bfb S@l,Ie1 81. AOS
Net income. SAFE ESQ 81. $50. 400 So, 40 761
Gross eaTnines SO ee3, ESQ So 125s15 s1e 552 O4s
Oper. expenses. 14.o22 $50 1881 o9o 1889, 500
Net earnings sSs41.07f ss.iTA2ao 1882 534
Taxes 731.35I 644,5s3 6l0, 173
Net income. Ss.aoa,71s ss.47as56 s7.o72, $50
UNION PACIFIC
Month - Aug
Cross earninrs. IS. 47e IA s7.e4s.614 sse75. Al
OYER expenses. z.4S7.6s5 8.65S.584 S.8o6. 443
Net ea-uiasz Sc. sa1 7e1 81. 1895 o2o &. sss, o2s
Taxes - 265 GA 20. SIS 179, 924
Net income. $5.728147 s4154,2o5 S8.471, 1O4
July 1-Aug. 81
Gross earnings $685. 100 SIS. 49, 4es s1s72 1876
Oper. EXPENSES $3.50. Alb 7.oS25I6 6.ss4, sas
Net ea1nings.- s7.e42. 7oe IS. 45o852 s7.28os17
Taxes -..-...--. 53l,362 4sI.63o se5, $50
Net income. s7.111.848 s7,ses,82I IS, s84 ATS
CINCINNATI. HAMILTON & DAYTON.
Month OF Aug 1910. 1909. Increase.
oper. revenue. sso2.ses ss26.44s ss1,s5s
Ope-- expenses. go. 249 e45lD 15.lO9
Total ne, rev. 52g29ss Sl3s.s9e ss95s5
Taxes ---------. 2o.oSS Zo'e0S lo9o
ope-. income. t2l5.l67 sl4e.475 se5. ssl
Cpe T.' revenae'-. s1.7oa745 s1.5754ss s181 24s
OPer. expenses. lS2O,575 I.2S5sT9 81 ee5
Net oper. rev. s3ss1sa $3.50 e1e 1850
Taxes -. 53.770 5l.666 2112
ore-. income. $3.50. $50 s2s7.s52 s444S7
Decrease.
DULUTH & IRON RANCE.
Month OF July
15sasf Ss7sau. s,ss6s5 slss4 5s $3.50
Oper- expenses 353, 40 S32o5s N,872
Net ogsr- 5.x; s84Iss3 sl.O2s ss5 $50 50
Total net --v. ss4s BIZ s1os7 SO ss17see2
T-sxes -. 4s25s 5375z 80 4eS
rne- income. $500 $50 sa7s. z5s .sf7s. ze4
Decrease
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY.
Month Of Aug
Cross earnings 81. a5q e34 81 AZ. S9e s116.35s
~ sn5 taTes a7a 773 947 S44 81 sa9
os- earnings s5-s z6i s4e5 O52 ss4 4Os
March I-Aug. 81
Cross earnings. IS. 29e,TTS SE,51SoS5 SsZl, 10
IN sr5 rsTes : ESQ COS 4 400 5AS Is9 49,
,-A+ earnings. 81 $40 no So. ss7512 s7a2 258
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SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS


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The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
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isfied with the rledicine We
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We are SO positive that our rem
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Constipation is caused by weak
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To expect permanent relief you must
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They come in two sizes of packages,
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Parker, Druggist.
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
Items From Bearpond.

Miss Florence E. Kittrell has returned
to her home from Dabney, where she has
been teaching the past session.
The Entertainment Club of Bona Vista
High school, are planning to. give an
entertainment at some future date The
proceeds to buy books for the school
library.
The Bona Vista High school base ball
club defeated Bobbitt High school base
ball team on the 4th lust The score
was % to II. The feature OF the game
for Bona Vista waslong batting by Huff.
For Bobbitt pitching by Pace.
The SeabOard has made our town n
flag station for the Shoo-Fly, and we
have quite a number of passengers dur
ing week time.
The farmers in orr section are pre-
pairing their land for another crop, with
strong resolutions of less money crop
and more hog and hominy.
We wish that other places throughout
Vance county would occasionally report
to the GOLD LEAF. 1t would make it so
much more interesting to all of us Let s
come together and help the editor to
have bigger, better GOLD LEAF.
A dog affected with hydropho obia made
it's appearance in our section recently
and bit several of our valuable dogs,
and it causes US to agree with Mr.. S. q.
Satterwhite in regard to taxing dogs.
Miss Alma Finch spent Friday in Kit
trell. with Miss Margaret OvertOn.
Mrs. J f. Gill entertained a number of
her friends Saturday evening in honor of
her guests, Misses Morrow and Lewis, OF
Bobbitt.
Yours very truly,
"CALLY CRUSAL."
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
Death of MIR. W, |. Roberts.

Mr.. W. l.. Roberts died at his home
in this place about 8 O'Clock last
Friday morning. He had been sick a
long time and for several months
had not been able to work although
not confined to the house or bed.
AS long as he had the strength to do
SO Bill Roberts was not lacking in the
quality of industry and the disposi-
tion to work. He did not have the
capacity for business, though, and
beyond selling fruit from q basket
and doing small odds and ends Jobs
in the effort to support himself and
family it was not given him to do
things. And then a fatal disease fas-
tened upon him-he fell victim to
the "Great White Plague.'9 His
health failed and his strength gave
way. He looked like the shadow oi
death long before it came and people
marveled that the poor fellow kept
going as he did
The funeral was held from the
home at $3.50 o'clock Saturday after
noon, Rev. j. r. Doan conducting
the service. Interment was made at
the cemetery, A. T. Barnes funeral
director. A wife and three children
survive.
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
HONOR ROLL
Sixth Grade, Central Graded School,
for Week Ending March 4th.
HAPPY WOMEN.
Plenty OF Them In Henderson, and
Good Reason for 1t.

Wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years of backache suffering,
Days of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
She finds relief and cure?
No reason why any Henderson reader
Should suffer in the face of evidence
like this:
Mrs w. r. Horton, 4O4 Montgomery
St., Henderson, n. c., says: From per-
sonal experience | can highly recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills. Kidney complaint
afflicted me for several months and at
times my condition was critical. My
back ached constantly and often [ was
so weak and lame that [ was hardly
able to get around. could not rest well
and in the morning had but little strength
or energy. Irregular passages OF the kid
ney secretions also showed that my kid
neys were out of order When | read
about Doan's Kidney Pills being a cure
for such troubh s. procured a box from
the kerner- MacNair CO. s Drug Store and
soon after | began their use the back
ache had ceased. My kidneys were also
restored to a normal condition"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-DOan's-a and
take no other.
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
Serious Fire Sunday Night.

henderson was visited by a de-
srtuctiye fire Sunday night when two
buildings OF the Corbitt Buggy Conn
pany 5 extensive plant were burned
The burned buildings were the stock
rooms and work shops. Loss esti-
mated at from $50, 900 to S75, 600.
covered by Insurance. The fire was
discovered about II O'Clock and had
gained such headway that all that
could be done by the fire department
and Others was to keep it from spread
ing further and burning adjacent
buildings. The Carolina Bagging
fartory came very near burning and
but for fortunate shift in the wind
at the critical moment it is probable
that it would have gone.
Reports were published in some OF
the papers that the Henderson Man
ufactGring Company (builders of bug
gy bodies) had lost their plant also.
This was a mistake, however, as they
suffered no loss and are in position
to fill orders as heretofore. as is the
bagging factory.
Half dozen new automobiles
that had recently been finished and a
number of buggieS were gotten out
of one OF the buildingc of the COrbitt
Buggy factory before it burned, or
the loss would have been much greater
Some OF the wOrkmen suffered indi,
vidual loss in having their tools
burned. Mr.. H. A. Draper the expert
cabinet maker and body builder
whose skill and workmanship has
been so favOrably commented on in
| the artistic design and finish of the
Corbitt automobiles was the heaviest
loser, He had Il splendid collection
OF very fine tools, valued at two or
three hundred dollars, that he had
procured FROM time to time as they
were needed and as new patterns and
improved makes were introduced.
Mr. Draper had no insurance and his
loss is a total one.
The damage inflicted upon the Cor
bitt Buggy Company is IA serious loss
to the community as we'll as to the
employees and enterprise most directly
concerned. 1t throws out OF employ
mpnt a large number of skilled me.
chanics and others who are dependent
upon their weekly wages for a sup,
port for themselves and their families
and interfpres with the business until
the plant can be rebuilt and new
stock procured with which to resume
regular operations. Origin of the
fire is unknown.
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
The Ideal Subscriber.
Fayette City tPa.) JournaI.

~ NII' u ~ 'H'4' So
Ii all subscribers would follow the
example OF this one tie editor would
always be happy aud they would
have a clear passport to better
things Try it.
Good morning, sir, Nr. Editor,
how are the folks today? | IOwe rou
another years subscription, and
thought I'd come in and pay. Aud
Jones is going to take it, and this Is
his money here | shut down lend
ing it to him and coaxed him tn try
it a year. And here is II few little
items that happened last week out
our way. Thought thye'd look good
in the paper and so | just iott.d ',om
down today. And here's basket OF
apples my wife picked expressly for
you; and here's a pumpkin from
Jennie-she thought she must send
something, too. You're gettin' out
a mighty good paper, as all our
family agree; Just keep your old
goose quill f1appin' and give bad
men a good one for me. And now
seeing you are busy, won't be takin'
up your time, I've things of my own
to tend to-good day, sir, | must be
gwine."
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
Advertising

The following from an exchange
carries it's own moral
And it came to pass after he lad
advertised his goods, there came
unto him great multitudes from all
the regions round about and did buy
from him. And when his competitors
saw it they marveled among them
selves. saying: Glow be it that this
man is busy while we loaf idle about
our doOrs?" And he spake unto
them: ''In this fast age of push and
hustle it is easier for a camel to 90
through the eye of a needle than for
a man to flourish without advertis-
ing"
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
Don't, Please Don't.

This from an exchange is timely
and advice that ought to he acted
upon under all circumstances: "Do
not take liberties with your friends.
Don't intrude on them when they are
busy. Don't break engagements with
them if you can possibly help it.
Many a prominent friendship comes
to an untimely end because little
cOurtesies are set aside. A habit of
courtesy carries one safely through
many dangerous places, especially
with intimate friends"
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
500 Reward, $1OO.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able to cure in all
its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucus surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting g
nature in doing it's work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for testimO-
malls. Address:
FL CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Itch cured in 80 minutes Dy " OOlford' S
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by
w. W. Parker, druggist. apl
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
Why Some Towns Grow.
Waxhaw Enterprise

Waxhaw Enterprise.
The reason why some towns grow
is because there are men of push and
energy in them, who are not afraid
to spend their time and money to
boom their towns. They erect sub
stantial buildings, organize stock
companies and establish factories,
secure railroads, work for public i'm
provements and use every means in
their power to induce people to locate
in their city. Wherever they go they
tell of the advantages of their city,
they write about them in every letter
they send circulars and newspapers
to all whom they think they can get
to visit their city, and when any one
visits them they treat him so kindly
that he falls in love with them and
their city at once. 1t is enterprise
and everyone pulling together that
makes a progressive town.
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
How Good News Spreads.

Il am 40 years old and travel most of the
time, "writes B. F. Tolson, of Elizabeth
town, KY. Every where l go l recommend
Electric Bitters, because l owe my xecellent
health and vitality to them They effect a
cure every time" They never fail to tone
the stomach, regulate the kidneys and
bowels, stimulate the liver, invigorate the
nerves and purify the blood. They work
wonders for weak, rundown men and wo-
men, restoring strength, vigor and health
that's daily Joy. Try them. Only soc.
Satisfaction is positively guaranteed by
Melville Dorsey.
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
For You to Judge.

Thousands of gallons of the l.. &
NJ Paint are produced in one operation
by machinery. Only chemically pure
color is used. The actual cost of l.. & NJ.
is only about S130 per gallon when the
job is finished. VIII you depend upon
this product, or paint made by costly
hand labor in a pot with a stick, pro-
ducing few gallons at a time; and at
that very likely made with common
earth paints, and question able quality
Linseed Oil. The l.. & NJ. Paint is sold
by Melville Dorrey, Henderson.
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
Bryan--Youland.

Cards OF invitation to the marriage
of Mr.. Harry Bryan formerly of Hen
dprson) and Miss Grace Lillian You
land have been issued as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Youland
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter,
Grace Lillian,
Mr. James Harry Bryan
on the afternoon of Tuesday the twenty
second of March
nineteen hundred and ten
at two-thirty O'Clock
Emmanuel Union Church
Lakeview, North Carolina.
There will be a reception at Mag
nolia Villa, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Youland, Immediately following the
marriage ceremony at the church.
The gold leaf., 1910-03-10
TOO MANY PAPERS.
Business den of Greeley, Col. Solved
Newspaper Field Problem

The City OF Greeley. Col. has Il
population about 300 The news
paper situation in that city has been
discussed by many advertisers and
publishers in the state and outside
The editor OF the Canon City, (ColD
Record recently wrote the following
in his own paper, which tells the
story:
\ notable thing happened in Gree
ley few months ago.
Four newspapers were consolida-
ted into two.
1t happened this way: For years
Greeley had three newspapers.
Enough as anybody will admit-and
too many. as every newspaper man,
knows. Then a blooming fellow who
posed as newspaper man started
fourth.
-Four newspapers in town little
larger than Canon City proved more
than an epidemic of smallpox. 1t
proved a high tax on every legiti-
mate business. Regular business
could not support the four papers, so
some OF them had a resort to black
mail methods and were forced to stir
up political strife-for pay.
You can imagine what four papers
could start and carry on if you have
ever been in q town where there was
a newspaper fight-well, 1T was worse
than war as Sherman pictured it. \
So the fourth paper in Greeley
turned out to be the most eXtrava-
giant luxury the town ever experienced
The Business Man after a while got
wise-he came to. For it was the
Business Mans fault that the new
paper started. 1t never could have
been started if he had not given il
his encouragement.
The business men got together and
they said that they would no longer
support the disagreeable newspaper
fight.
were enough for Greeley and all they
would support. They told the news
paper men if they would consolidate
or do something to reduce the num-
Der, they would literally support two
papers and they would protect the
field against new cOmers. They sign
ed an iron clad agreement that they
would give no business to any new
newspaper proposition.
SO Greeley has now but two news
papers run consarvatively for the
good of the town, and no one has
enough money or is fool enough to
try to break into the field. And Incl
dentally the business men Of Greeley
save the 10000 a year it took to
support the other two papers.
| Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
| invariably bring relief to women suffering
| from chronic constipation, headache, bilious
| ness dizziness SaIlOwneES Of the skin anC