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New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
BOSTON SYNDICATE GETS IT
Longacre Light and Power Go. to
Become Going Concern.

Ex-senator James = Shaw, oH Boston,
was elected president OF the Long Acre
Electric Lizht and Power Company yes
terday. succeeding Dr. John Burke, who
resigned There we're no other changes IN
the officers or directors Of the company,
but 4Ir. shaw said last night that within
a month an entirely new board OF directors
and 4 new set OF oflcers would be elected.
He said that his election was the result Of
the acquisition OF the control Of the COM
pany oy q Boston syndicate that was pre-
pared TO finance the company and make H.
q going electric lighting concern.
u know that the company has had
reputation as a political strike company"
Mr.. Shaw continued. but the political in
terests are out OF It now. and we are 60
ing TO make IL q business concern TO sell
electric light and power. We will have 10
increase the capital stock or Issue bonds,
don't know which-probably both-but,
whichever Il Is. the syndicate I represent
Will underwrite the stock or bond issue 20
the extent OF SloOO0.O0G. We figure that
that will give Is the necessary working
capital 70 build a plant and lay our wires.
The Long Acre Electric Light and Pow
e. Company vas organized in 1907, with
an authorized capital stock Of $4,000. The
directors were theatrical managers, and Il
was said that the company Intended 20
suuplv electric Hight and power TO the
theatres. The charter authorized il to
build a plant and lay the necessary wires
and conduits in the district bounded by
Fifth avenue. 35d street, the North River
and 59th street.
Mr.. Shaw is president OF the American
Street & I2terurban Railway Association
He has been concerned IN the building o.
about six hundred miles Of electric rail-
roads. principally in the eastern part OF
Massachusetts. He was elected 70 the
MASSACHUSETTS Senate in 1907, 1875 and 1903
but failed Of reelection last yenr.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

=. - .o!lov.ng petitions IN bankruptcy
l.s1 IN the United States District
'07 .ests-aay.
f;Sy t4EEL-AN CONCRETE COM
a. y 20 Z. William street and A4l--
fslr Jr manufacturer u ccncrets
II - - construction Ct concrete JIllC-
Hr,, 1a,ary Creditors. &. Pardse
E @s-l. Charles r. Edwards, $50,
sza Fs. w. Aalery so II was al-
"a, -.el The company was insolvenJ
hf5s' ',s.ls.eht.aI payments Cf SJ,C9J, trans
~ ~ ii ...a1el-e and accounts % tHe
1'ss -. 1Ee concealed or removed a
NscsoS Pr 10. property j. EcWaf0s
Ia 5=ee!Fer bond % 500 Liabilities.
q eorr,'-- assets, 5000 This lG one or
sggss t1A-es watch was said 20 have
=. 49, ne troubles Of Ab-am l. Can
V q ~. 49, m stoves and retrigerators at
N ; IaI,aa street agaiusL whom 2 Pc
= 0@HAilF'cv was G.e4 on Wednes-
q ~ : S. MILLER. INC, dealer in
p, .Ft.r.Ai Als az no 80 West I'd street e
I s.gr, ~ .Fsrae-ov.ls SlG, ana G.. Gsudig
,tsSis- - insolvency and g preferential
~ 70 s1''Ssea Liabilities. $500; assets
Ns' Il -s- -Il iaIE was lngorpcrateG CG-
E,Hs- ~ capital stock, 80, COO, Adolph
ft.la-.' s-gslCeTr. 1Lr. Miller WaE dlSo
s y ~ rea.tg company which car
ssasv, 1css OF property tnis city ana
,sF. .,,.--L- 80 .a which lie was reported
IlrCt. -a.es q large amount cr money
-gB f. i1~JhiA and ABRAHAM TAN.
"a < "ag compose the firm ci
srt Il sAaeaDaun. clothing manutact-
FL c,ssSo 81 Stanton street involun-
!. Srrs- 'lors l. Singer L Co.. &tls; ISL
* -. si and william Leluwand'
-, ss,s,. ssndy, receiver. Liabilities
ss,ssrs !EiNEERG doing business a.
n -, --'y--crs Wholesale dealer IN
- -as at 80 f-1 Prince street, in
~ ~ creditors SaIomou Bros. a
IN r. '-y2.t L.-uau S52, and Henry
Nrgr Liabilities, $1,000, assets, $3.50.
tssyEeeee CLOAK AND SUIT COM
Fegnit-, y. ana 40 West 25th street,
,1,1gs a., feafors. Albert j.. Lasker,
y. Llss Jacob Block. Brooklyn, 5000
~ ass '-,'z'si assets. 5000 The COM
ssl S,..eeotporated September 1, 1904.
A Gseta since increased 70
:. tSS Sol,l J SHAW, dentist a. Mattsawan,
.r. Alro,s- stsy .ty Liabilities, S6.0.5; no as,
:afd = ,sses l9e debts IS SIS FOR the burial
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20

sp5, quiet, with prices unchanged. az l49Oc
fo~ nllGt.ing upland 10 sales. delivered on con.
tract 700 bales. Liverpool cables Spot IN good
demand. sales 10000 uales. speculation dna
EXPORT 500: American. 5000; imports, 3-,uo'.
am American. rlid7IiHg upi"nd. 06d Futures
dpened barely steady at 283 points advance
closed ruist AZ a net advance ot ll2H3 points
Jaruarv and ary-February. Ts6d. February
Narch 7S6 I'D March-April and April-May,
SD. N-sv-Jure SD: June-Julv. T.SIdi
july-August. 7 AID. August September 7s4 I'd
septem mcer- october. 1896: Octooer-November'
G9d
COFFEF-stead'er the Greater nart .of the
dav Prominent houses were identified with the
bIving side and leading roasting interests were
credited with bidding Tor spot coffee IN the
street. on this support the market showed con-
siderable nrmness az times. but there was liaui-
dation and az the close moderate reaction,
with the market barely steady, although s1l
rrinrs above the rrevi us cl7se. Sales ~. 20
bags Havre closed A1S franc net higher,
Hamburg was unchanged to = pig advance. Rio
was g5 refs higher, but Santos was lon RES
lower with exchange i-S4c lower at 10 i3-d+c
=rot guiet but steady az l3iad13Sc for Rio No
sales were reported Of 1.5oO bags santos.
slightly under Is al t3isc Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
FISH NJ, K. & T. DIRECTOR
Former Illinois Central Head Now in
One of the Hawley Roads.

stuyvesant Fish has been elected a di-
rector o. the Missouri Kansas & Texas
Railway Company, one OF the roads Of tho
Hawley system. The invitation 10 him %
enter the board. It is understood, vas due
20 the desire Of the directors 70 have the
benefit OF his experiences as railway ex-
ecurive, and his election is not Significant
Of the entrance OF other interests into the
property.
NJ. Fish was president Of the Illinois
Central for about twenty years. retiring
In the tall OF 1906, after the memorable
contest with the late l. II. Hartman. In
March. 1907 he was elected a director OF
The Missouri Pacific, succeeding James
Hs zen Hyde; and in May Of the following
year he retired from that board. Mr. Fish
ig director OF several financial iHstitu-
items but Of no railway companies except
the Missouri, Kansas q Texas.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. l9.-wHDAT-spot nr-n; no g
red Western winter, Is "a, futures quiet. March,
u Nd May, IS 10. CORN-Spot, American
mixed. new, quiet, As I'D; American mixed. old.
Arm, As i2d, tutures dull: January. As sac:
February. Is 324d: Nay, IS gsd. PEAS-Cans-
dian no stock. FLOCR-Winter patents, 29s
HOPS in London (Pacihc CossD, E4 esq =. BEEF
Extra India mess, l2ss %. PORK-Pr!ms
mess. Western. loss. HAMS-Short cut, 6+s
BACCN-Cum beriand cut, 62s; short rib, 62s
clear bellies 62s Sd long clear m!ddes, light
Gas Cd heavy. Cos. short clear backs, 5ss
SHOULDERS - Square. 5ss Cd LARD - Prime
western tierces. SOS Cd. American refined. pals,
54s 80. CHEESE--Canadlsn finest white. nev,
J9s; colored SIS Cd. TCRPGET Spirits
57s Cd ROSIN-Comrnor, is. PETROLEUM
Refined cad LINsEED OIL. 46s ca. COT
TONsEED OIL-Hull refined. spot 30s %. tai
LOW-AUstralian in London, S6s Ga.
ICudon Jan l9-RAW SCGAR-Cert-truga
los. luscovaeo. 9s. BEET sCGAR-Jauua~y, %
LINS SGED-Calcutta, April-June. SIS 81 LIZ
SEED OH. as 81 SPERJ OIL, f3i Pc
TROLET-M-An'er refined. 5lzd; spirits
sS.d TITRPENTTN TNE-Spirts, SIS Ard. RosN
American strained i5s "a Hrs. los loizd-
Antwerp. Jan. lS--PETROLECSi, 70 francs
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
RATE ARGUMENTS END
Carriers Agree to Postpone Ad-
vances Until March Is.

washington. Jan. 1s-chairuan Clements
Of the Interstate Commerce Commission
announced this afternoon that the carriers
had consented further 70 postpone freight
rate increases from FEBRUARY I 20 March l0
IN order 70 give the commission adequate
time IN which 70 deal with the great qles-
tions involved.
Final arguments were made By repre-
sentativss Of the railroads IN the Western
rate case this afternoon IN favor OF the
proposed advances, and the case was sub
nlltrsd 70 the commission.
The commission expects to announce its
decisions IN the Eastern and Western cases
by March l. The decisions will be an
rounced as soon as they are reached, as 1t
is the desire Of the commission 20 give the
carriers and the shippers adequate time TO
adjust themselves TO whatever conditions
the decisions may make.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan ie.--wheet broke through sur-
porting orders to-day. Rains IN Oklahoma, end
Ing prolonged drouth formed the principal
reason Latest figures were ar net ceclins OF
A94sc 10 sc. The day trading left ccrr ths
same az last night 70 &c up, cats unchanged
l5c down 70 rice OF a dime. Values In the
wheat Dit suffered not only from the moisture
Southwest but also because OF large shipments
from the Argentine and Increasing receipts ar
primary points. especially Minneapolis Further
more. there were reports OF good snowfall In
the south part of Russia. a great help % the
winter crop. The rains IN Oklahoma lee 20
many selling instructions from speculators who,
Yesterday were among ne best buyers. Argen-
tine shipments for the week we're estimated a,
! 40 600 bush. against Az. 900 bush year ago
and we're nearly much during the last sever
DAYS as for all OF January twelve months ago.
Range OF pYtces:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New yc-k ra,ro,y 40 1otr

NNW TUX IaiIUHfV 10 lfIIs
BFFyFs-Receini. o1 c'rh - o"2 re.t.
Ts,,iis sod A. 81 1898 per 100 n. cows SSd
S42O Dressed beef continued In fair demand
at gaIle per 70 FOR Ordinary 20 choice native
sises =. London and Liverpool cattle and beef
markeis unchanged
saies-J g curtis & Son. n cows o9S n
.ysTsrs 81 - rer 100 n l. 1000 ~ 81 l eTo
~ 81 Is = $40 - So 90 =. s35 70 So 30. !.
400 m 50 s5: 4 T65 n So
Jellins. Wright 4 CO. J hull lodo N. s5. ].
CsiVFS-Pe-s'"'- 721 rg7f 3-S 70 sole
Nsy1e, active and steady, an sold Cor1u'on 20
.r,r,s ysals SS6s1l per 100 n culls IS 50dSf,
gcos 10 nrms Western calves. SdRSF rs CITY
A-essed vrais IN good demand az lafl7c Per n
courtry dressed calves. liflbc.
ssiss-J q Curtis & son 80 veals. 80 70
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20

FlOTR AND MEAL--Flour inactive. with
oTees s5rnr n"tenfs s. Soa IS go fancy
sr~ire patents. 90 70 ass so: winter straights,
s57s4 as INT 81 5eten 5o sTi,s 70 0y w5tsp N g1
s7 50 = 80 50. extra 40 winter, 81 3Am 81 80;
Ksnsas stralzhts. 81 70@ - S5. RYE FLOUR
Firm far ,c E9oa' 4r1 5g - & Ssss1 cnSiss 70
s. 2S per 100 70. CoRNMEAL-Kiln tried.
s. =. BAG NEAL-Fin,S- White 8o and yel0~,
vyra,e~r soring s25 y = S26. standard mid
ding 500 25. fouT do. SOS 35 red dog $50 so
citv bran. SOS IS bulk. SIG - sacks, middling,
| soc u = 500 25. red dog $50. hominy chop.
500 81 hulk S23 70 sacks: oimeal s35 80 S38
RoyISIoNs-Moderately active and steady
with packers rs2or.ra as seiLns JaAIa'y ahG
Der of hogs in the country shows total Of
~ 10000. cornpared with f...52..OOwg ~ o lasl %
FAMILY SOC 500 s2j short clear. $201 500
BEEF - Mess, Si4dSl4 80, family. Sl6 800
sl7 packet, slbaSl5 50. extra india n, mess. 50,
/ DRESSED HOGs-steady: bacons, II Ae; $50
n. lIsc; lso D.. u Sc; lt9 ID, isc pigs.
/ 10 ~. l3Ac. Il II, l3hc; IA 10 l2Sci picked
/ hams steedv. 1914 y l3c. TALLON-Quisti
city. Toe; country. "a Sc. LAED-Easy
Middle West. 30 35 = 10 i5c: city. loG 1ois c;
/ rcfned. south America, 1866; Continent. lie
T-7zii Kegs -. CSC, compound, ols fS& c.
/ sTFARyNE-Easy oleo, 9G9tc; city lard.
1IIc.
srGAR-Rerned prices were lower TOR
hsTfs but unchanged for softs. Standard
/ r-ranulated 4 65c net. less I per cent cash by
: I've FEDERAL and 4 roe same terms by others
/ r,s r Tnrdon market for beet sugar was uu-
/ changed for January ana February az 9s but
1,d lower for Nav al o. "a q. London cabled
/ the worlds visible supply of sugar at g..
7S0 600 tons Raw here quiet and unchanged
although the trend seemed 70 be In favor Of
BUYERS Centrifugal. % test. 8.5lc; muscoyado
RICE-Strady 10 nrm and unchanged. The
south reports mills running quite full, with
receipts liberal but well cared for
: srETALs-COPpER- quiet; spot,
/ r7-TT-v February. March and april, l2.fSg
| - 26r london closed dun; spot. fj5 los
/ .urgras $50 rs sd. Lake copper l2s7l5 q
igl2-r. electrolytic. 1924 13c. casting.
7 RII t0c January. February March and April
/ Al Is n Al soc London steady. spot. ElSo Is
/ a. ti5tures. Eis9 LEAD--Quiet: A4oq 4 soc
/ g.v YORK 25d48Hc East 81 Louis London
spof tl3 SPELTER-Eaay, J.43B555c NeW
/ Work $3.50 35c East 81 Louis London.
spot - - eI. IkoN---cleysland warrants
4as % IN London .Loessiiiy auiet. 20 ! toyn-
| sis IS. No ! southern auf No / Southern soft
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-steady but
NAVAL sToREs-spirits turpentine steady
fo irm and active az fun prices. Rosn
steady but quiet and unchanged. Tar steady
OH s~Linseed arm az the recent advance.
I ReTv petroleum. unchanged.
I COTTONSEED On,-inactiva and price
! .g0m points decline 70 = points advance. Local
Ysster-
Open Hgh. Low close day
sssaaIy. SeS5 n.y.. 10 TO rs 7$SSEsS rs
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
LONDON sHEEPsKIN SALE.

London. Jan IA sale OF sheep skins was
rais here TO-DAY There was a good attendance
ana he demand fair. The OFFERINGS
sn,ounted % q 500 bales, but many lots ot ne
~iuos ana crossbreds were withdrawn. PNnta
81 - a. TIE sales follow: New South Wales.
400 bales al 4&a7iad. Queensland. 200 bales
a. s&d7i4d: Victoria 500 bales. az +gslsc
=ourh Australia 400 bales a. 6AG7 I'd; Wesf
AJ,s,~ali va 500 bales a. i7GsSds Tasmania.
So0 sales az 5ds.d New Zealand, 34oo bale-.
AZ 499Ad; Punta Arenas l.loc bales. az 4ao
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ANH ARBoR

1911 1910 1900
.. -.a, Il, Tar sa- oq7 s4o0i9 go 10
July Lar. IL 1Is69l1 t10659s g9s sol
COLORADO SOUTHERN LINES.
70 9ay tsF f5aS N ian l4 oso7isS o2-8 sa5 ss5 SOS
CANADIAN NORTHERN
q week N Jan $40 eco soo 5 goo 5 a7 saZ 2cS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.
p week IN Jan. sGr4s7G S59e -93 S-10a~e
July l-Jan Il. ts.o4l,327 i8.72334i 1880 oe4
GRAND TRUNK.
"a week IN Jan. s7n5a7r s72E O25 Se4F 2is
Jglv ian. u 235S8lsa 2i.I47o0s 90 1877 OIL
ryTERocEANIC or MEXICO.
p week IN Jan s3s9 go ss sl52,5 s s33 20 20
IOWA CENTRAL.
"a iay week i-Iaa IN '5i A. sai2S5 los3soS G2o "a
MIME APoLIs. ST. PAUL & sACLT STE,
MARIE.
"a -yee,x in Dec Sss3 s27 $3.50 346 s3lG7"O
July i-Dec IA 1884 760 1880 III il5l66l3
MINNEAPOLIS & ST LOUIS.
"a week n ian $50 s2s7s5 55 sSsl s 22 :ss7 ifs .s3
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
o. s..sk IN Jan. Sg7a 100 sai-.CoO s775 900
Jrl-, Ian. IA 70 45s5oo 2s.7s7.951 25.537slo
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
% week IN Jan. 81 i94.nsa Si.0s5 ol4 sose az
Ju!v i-Jan- a. "a, 26s,53l 3o.35i.So4 -i.IlI'OVI
SOUTHERN.
Number of miles I.oAs I.ga1 -
e & yf .6 IN {an e s. S 81 81 esq s s s Is .s7 5s
AMERICAN RAILWAYS.
,-,ptb O, Dec. s3+O575 ssiasG7 S2a7 80
iJuly l-Tec g.. 2.os4.4es 1913. $50 Iss,osO
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
rress es''s earnings. @ sGsrs2G sees4,sf SO ?o5 eSa
Cgsr ozpsnsfs.. 5.6l3.ss4 5'Ote'o-i 4.Z'btol
Net earnings. Si527.e42 sloi5.a57 $1,000 o41
r ,5ss earnings sac aaG s77 s45o27 Isl O07
Cper. expenses. 80 .63o3iO 70 s6i,s9s -+e'o.4li
Vet earnings. .s,s 3'5.ia7 sl5ls2,7s3 SiLl7G.ss
WESTERN MARYLAND.
Month OF Noyomber- lsl9 Increase
6s 9rs' sa5sas: .a5s.s and taxes. ST. 555 5 :so 70
o,S.t Est ;,sg5s ser7lns' .. ...... 5i.i2S .sos5s
Total income ,..s....... s2l5.sse 'saa.4s4
2..' 4.' .sS.: s5s "a axe, ss s5ff 81 81
z.. @ .s,alss' ..... HI;992s Ii9s.s .is5.i i5s 81
Other income ......'s..--' Ai'.''- '''-4
Total ,o,sm. ............ 81 296.ao7 .s.o5i5
.uo1resss.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS
Month or Oct lHlp L5.t L.eTras.
IT. rect frcu Cr. Sl.IN2 -3t el9t s'afI e-a'.lf [,
LLp. priv. deb. rlo.tNt ts'.-'f lAV.'f"
p s,sr rev so85 GT8 Ss2T 2oS SiSs.37T
~ 49, am Sf7 O6l IO7. i31 100 e23
Nat r-e~ rev. sl4s COS Sila SIS SIS 7f7
49,. lOgiB 501 Q G03
o,s- ,yc,r,. sis7.en8 sII4s54 go $50
Ju'v i-CO-t a. .- -. ...
- ,,jv aeb 2 2ae SIT 2533 35T Gs3 l6n
m grsr r.v 81 ss8 ei4 s2ei23al 500 Gig
- '1r..r 80 90 eg6 g1sa.9s6 f5i. ifg
~, ,-.- -sv slag als siZT as s2G8 go
~. 3s O4d e 2ss li.1es
Dr. ir,,m. tsss s7i siO4 200 s2si. .67l
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
CHANGES IN FULTON TRUST.

Henry ". Rejghley was elected second
vlee-president Of the Fulton Trust Com
pany yesterday Charles n Van Kleeck
was appointed secretary.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
pAIlAnELPHlA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles Z. Barney s Co.. no. %
Broad street. New YORK, and Hc l22 South
4rb street Phadsiphia.J
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds compared
with Wednesdays:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABoARD cLEARANCEs.

COTTON-Less active, and failed 20 hold all
or Wednesdays advance, the close being barely
steady at a net decline OF 3 3 points. There
was a continued demand for near months ana
the market had the announcement OF ouIlish
Southern spot advices but offerings showed
tendency 10 increase above lJc TOR May and
June The opening was steady az unchanged
% a decline OF 4 points. Southern spot mar
keJs we're unchanged 70 l-l6c higher Private
r1vices were received from Memphis. New
Orleans, points IN the Eastern belt and Texas
claiming an improved spot demand and arm
Interior holders. Exports continued heavy,
exceeding the DAYS port receipts by about
y 600 bales. El.son's statement placing the
worlds consumption Of American cotton for
the wear ending December ST. 1910, at H.
5O0. 900 bales appeared 10 attract little at
teati1u. Loca! contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

,,,7i.t.6 By ". - Coier & Co. 30. i3 cs4ar
street,
Accrued interest 70 be added
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20

.c9upons interehanEsaele iHes'si-rei icop-
,,,s tTPez,stersd and coupons
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
aOSTON STOCKS.

lz>,-rished By r. L. Day & Co. No. 81 Wal
syrsct)
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20

FURNISHED BY Warren. GzowsE & CO, 40. 35
Broad s-rsetD
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, January 10, lBll.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Show a nervous tone.
V-ith trading quiet and price movements
within narrow range, closing at net loss
Of a &C. Foreign markets we're gensrally
lower liverpool closing ZGsc down, AL
n ought the selling was checked by less pres
sure from Australia and Indications OF an
improved cash demand from the Continent
The cash situation was generally quiet ana
steady Export sales we're reported OF D
loads Of No Northern Manitoba at outports
No red. 81 OF elevator and 81 af0at,
No ! Northern Duluth. 81 23k b ahoat
CORN--Decilncd about &c early under l!qul-
datton due 70 Disappointing cables from Liver
pool. a decline 0f 292%c a bushel in Buenos
Ayres. and rains IN Argentina Shorts were
GOOD buvers oa the break however, and later
.hs market showed 2 very steady tone. clos
ing at unchanged 70 = net higher. Export
sales Is loads New 70 ?. 53%c o b afoaL
OATS-Showsd \ slight decline early, but
rallied and at the close was unchanged 70 &c
net higher Cash oats easy; standard white
Ssi4c. No ?, sec 40 5, 3sI5c; No g. 37izc
RYE-pull; No ., sSe 0 New York. BAR
LEY-Steady. mailing, csc 81 c Buffalo.
BTCRWHEAT-ouiet; American, re Z
View York, Canadian, 5eltc bid ( New
v0-r exuCrr.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
NV YORK PRICES.

wheat: open. High. Low. Close. day
May 80. g. 047a 81 O5ry 81 04S s. o4& s. o47s
July ...... 03ss I c3% 031 o3ia o9A
Corn.
May ...... osls os
Oats;
January .. 58a 3ss asY 3sH sss
TuIv - 40A 40iz
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
rRusr AND SURETY coMeANlss.

ASKED. tex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
COBALT STOCKS.

'Ez dividend per cent TEX dividend
Der cent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-29

There is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease and prescib-
ed local remedies, and by constantly
failing TO cure with local treatment,
pronounced ii incurable. Science has
proved cataTrh to be constitutional
disease and Therefore requires consitu-
tlonal treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by f. J. Cheney
Il Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con-
stitutiOnsl cure on the market 1t is
taken internally in doses from ls irops
to teaspoonfuI. 1t acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case ii fails To cure,
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address: +. J. CHENEY IL CO..
Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Hall $ Family Pill for constlpa-
ton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-08-29
DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Come to Hundreds of Annapolis
People

There are days of dizziness;
Spells of headache, WEAKNESS, back
ache;
Sometimes rheumatic pains;
Often urinary disorders.
All tell you plainly the kidneys are
sick.
Doan's Kidney Pill are for weak
kidney.
Here is proof of their merit in An
napolis.
Mrs. James Thomas, 244 Prince
George street, Annapolis, Md, says
/ gladly confirm all we said in 1909
when we publicly recommended Doan s
Kidney Pills. We have every reason
to be grateful to this remedy for what
it had done for US. | was subject to
dizzy and nervous spells and my back
and head ached intensely. My kid
neys were inactive and caused all my
trouble. Doan' Kidney Pills, which !
obtained at Green's Drug Store,
brought entire relief. Another mem
Der of my family who had lame back
and weak kidneys too Doan's Kidney
Pills and was cured"
For sale by all dealers. Price, SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the Iname-Doan's
and take no other.