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New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
PANAMA BOND ISSUE
Wall Street Thinks Premium VIII
Be Fractional.

The general impression in Wall Street is
thar the first issue of the new Panama
per cent bends. authorized by the bill
which became law yesterday. will be for
EA0o9Ua. although some bond men were
inclined % think that the Secretary OF the
Treasury might decide 10 bring out only
;l5,oo9ol0 az the outset The bonds cannot
Se issued al less tnan par. but it is thought
that although no doubt is expressed OF
the exrtrs Offering being absorbed, the
premium will be fractional
The savings banks are not expected 10
5e bidders for any Of the issue, as the re-
-g-n on the investment would be tco small
Cor them, but a large distribution IS prob
able among rich Investors and estates. de-
siring absolute safety rather than the COM
Sarsuvsly high Weld which bend purchas-
srs are expecting n these times. The new
sen6s viii not De available FOR circulation
Scurl-y .ut will be accepted as security
tor government deposits and thus viii be
Desirable cor national banks. the demand
from waich vii 5e more than sufficient 70
absorb the surplus which may remain
after the reouiremenrs OF the investors
saaN have been filled.
II IS not unlikely that bid tor the whole
araouut cf the FIRST issue viii be made by
New York banking syndicate. The gov
efnnent S. low outstanding are selling at
@1.Q -93is, which represents an investment
osss Of about 21z per cent, but the new
Panama IS cauno. fairly be compared with
ne former which nave a special market
among the national banks as a consequence
% tneir circulation privilege.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New yo-S, March 8 1911.
BEEY ES-Receipts. l7O cars, or 2.s6e head.
including : cars for the market: 10 cars on
sale. Steers slow but STEADY. bulls and cows
in moderate demand and unchanged IN price
1F 70 prime steers soto - 80 ~ ~ =, ~ bC
TOO ID; fat oxen, s. go. bulls, 81 30 - 80,
cows, s. 40 81 10 Dressed beef slow al = q
1C4c. extra beef sides. 90 &c. London and
Liverpool cattle markets easy al y Y g - :. C.
dressed weight. sinking cffai. exports to-
morrow. SOS cattle and SIC sheep IN the Min
newaska, ana 1.22s quarters Of 5eee in the
Oceanic. All for the London market
saies--S. Sanders "a Oho steers, 1927 10
average SO per 100 10. bull. lA'U ID. - 5V'
81 80. ? COWS. 1850 ib 81 75 5. 1870 IT, - 45;
l. $50 10. s42J a. 1867 70 s o. >. 1880 lb,
s. .. . s35 TO- s. 60. ., 50 20, sS .. sd5 ib.
Mcpherson & Co.: q Ke7,ueky steers. 1880
To-. So J5 % Ohio steers, iiSc 10 81 a.: ="
9S 60 b , 81 y X 6es5uSEy e S5 oSSR ea@s iG5o B
s. 10. "a. l014 u. s. 10: 2n. $50 io' So 30. D.
s67 10. 50 %: -. 772 ID. 81 ~ 900, 81,
Sc 40. g. 1880 10. Sc. I. 1880 10. s. IS
Kerns Commission Company - Pennsy'-
yania steers. 1905 TO- So 20. .. -,
head fo~ the market. Prices steady. and prime
veals sold al SO - per 100 ID; thrfwo3.- . -.
Dressed calves quiet al IL a &c 1oT CITY
dressed veals and 9i5 a1Ssc fer country
ssles-J. C. Curtis & son: 10 veals. IA ID
~ hs's7ss 81. al 'iO % PEI i'' 10
SHEEP AND LANiBs-Receipts. Sli4 cars
or 6567 head. including cars for ne mar
ket TRADE fair and prices steady with 3 few
late arrivals held over Fairly good sheep
(ewes) sold ar 81 25 per 100 10: neaF5 10
choice handy lambs at s. - go 40; culis al
e. Dressed mutton dull % Tqsc. dressed
lambs al 9aIOlzc. few hog dressed. llc'
country dressed dollhouse lambs lower al 600
81 so per carcass.
sales-Eerrs Commission Company: 2io
Nichigan lambs. 81 10 average, SO a. per .yV
h.. 4O fr9 DO. s. go. 10j Ohio, - lb. 50 30 ~,
107 ib. s. -: Michigan cuiis. SO .2 s.; 81
Michigan sheep. 81 To, - =. 90 %,
Newton d 60: 21S Michigan larnLs. rs 10.
So 40. o1s state. s. ID. 80 -. so
J. Shanberg & Son. 1s6 Bu@alo lambs 80
10. Sc. a., ,s 81,
HOGS-Receipts. II cars, or LIZ head' aii
for Slaughter Feeling weak and vi uid teiI
lower Country dressed hogs SLOW a- - -1c
per no.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
AMENDS GRATUITY SYSTEM
Consolidated Exchange Commit
tee Reports New Plan.

a plan looking 20 sthe ultimate abolish
nsnt Of the gratuity system on the Con
.olidated Stock Exchange. which has been
IN existence for a quarter Of G century,
but never has been satisfactory 20 the mem
berS. has been formulated by the commit
.ee appointed by the board Of governors Of
me exchange last October 10 investigate
the subject
Under the plan proposed. no member need
yfe.ndrav from the gratuity fund unless he
so desires. A contribution Of SlS5 a year IS
70 be exacted from all who 90 withdraw
and a similar contribution is to be assessed
on all nom participating members (which
includes all new members) and pad into the
gratuity fund. The assessment on the mem
0ers who remain in IS not 10 exceed $500 IT
Any one year. Whenever the assessments
levied on the non-parucipating and partici-
pating members are not sufficient 20 pay the
grstu.ties Of that year, the balance is 70
be- paid from the gratuity fund.
Under the present gratuity system. MEM
oefs pay at regular intervals q certain
amount toward the gratuity fund, which is
ssaly form OF insurance.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
- - ,.rAI -,o,.,

Nj MAI ~ lfEr inactive. Win
BUYERS indifferent, and sellers less disposed
70 make concessions owing 70 The upturn N
wheat snIins Pa'eais, 90 ,St. go -, ia5e5 a6d
strsights. - c1.s,s ~ as sask4 s5 sxira 80
y,nter. So 35as s. 60. extra No ? winter. 50 20
Tss 85 kansas strairnrs. 81 3oes4 -: fancy
sPrns PfsI fsir 70 ood 2oas4 90 choice 70
fancv 81 900 81 80 CDRNMEAL-klln dried
81 50 BAG MEAL-Fine wsite and - Z.Iiow.
81 15QSf 20. coarse. 81 logSl J.. FEED
yresi ern spring se4 -; standard mddiing
500 SO. four do. S2d -. rcd cog. SIS; city
bran. sa3 Is bulk s2i aoa s24 70 SACKS: mid
500 so bulk s23 20 sacks, oilmeal. $50 900 s36.
PRoVIs- s-ONS-Moderatel active and drmet. .
The hog market wac higher. however and tne
advance appeared TO be natural fe9cuon ,Iofn
thursdays sharp decline. PORK Firm. Nr,s. Ns.
s.3 fainii F2sqS2a: s9ari &c, elesr , si'gSSl la
s;EP5,s5sg siG r. 3a5ke si50si 20. extra iadia mess
s26qs2G 80. BEEF HAMS S2IqsZy Dkh@sst ~ ~
n, i0s.c. i40 rD I0asc; pigs. ioisc. CJT
NEATS-Pckled bellies. 10 n. ldci y ID. y = y
i9i-c- Il n i2c PicA,d hams quiet; -. TAI
IOxN-Essv city. sac; country. 6ie01c.
11-s3S,DIFirm. - Mode west. 22op9 soc. city.
~ Refined steady, south America, 1910, con
steadv. T@Qsc. STEhRlNE-Dull OlcJ i-4c
cts lard. lOc.
SO tR-peoned ouict and uncheHre".
london market f1r beet sugar quiet and "a
i%,rer, March ana April gs 90. May. o. os.d.
Raw here was lower tO sell some 100000 "a
fEO $50 bags were offered Tor Varo,s March ship
rffIr
trsirht. and l was reported that some sugar Waa
, Ifered nt fI-:i2c. cost and freight, March.
.,r.I 10 . 7Or here Ke1nrrs seemed ~ shDW
,,,,re interest at 5-fGc-equal % sc delivered
80. srot prices Centrifugal ~ test, 5Gfq
:; T2c. TrusrOv 30. - ieft .l'H"-~s~- "4vila4e'
/ eup1r. - test. 2D2q23sc.
] RrCF-lteaSg. with prices unchanged.
NFTAIs-CopP PEf'--~fa "dar1 "ul. EDot
I werrb April Nay uuc June. Ia l&.l0c. Lon
Jan 0iiiet. spot "a los. futures. t'5 Sc 81 Ak
copper. ~ al2 s7'tc: eiectroiyt.c i2S1 + Z
I ie 50r. cas;inr l2ai2 % tbs Wesh ,, spgl 20
/ "a Tbl 40 20. March. 20 a2il 0t0c, April 30.
+ 1g -. May 30 i2ia039 7jc and Juuc %H35oec
/ - Jon aeak. spot fisi. future rs "s
4 i.EAD-DuH. 44Ou4.5Oc New lWs. So
/ 4 "a l~c East st Louis. Loud0n. ila De- SILL
'rrR-Flrm. bcJNa.15c Ncw 1orh. a3oG .. 40
/ Esff ~ I>yuis. London. 70. ANilAoNN -tirin
/ CVokson's sIa 5Oc fRON-Clevsland warrants
/ as AID in London. Locally rteady ~
/ i.andry Northern St5 75aSl6 25, No 2. SO 5ot
/ SIG No ! Southern and no southern. sofI
/ sfVJ0dxiG. -
[ changed. ..t. ...
/ "a nfm but unchanged h0sin steady ana IN
/ changed Tar nrm and unchanged
/ DiI - fnseed oil uuchnn"cH- fruhfh pcifo
/ ieum steady al 7 4oc for standard white m bbis
| AZ New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March S.-Assertons thss the rsci-
rrocity bill would fail and that there serious
doubts about extra session of Congress had
much 10 do to-day with an advance in the price
Of wheat The market closed firm. with a net
gain Of s9lsc Corn finished spAc down.
oats on hGSc. and provisions a rise Of
lOa22ac Il vas day full ~ rsryous changes
ia the wheat pit. Shorts showed unmistakabie
signs OF being easily frightened. but there was
not enough new investment buying or sufficient
dArinK on the part or speculative bulls 10 cause
genuine stampede. Moderate advances In
varisbly brought forward a few arre shorts
si ling 10 supply the wants or the smaller fry.
Diminishing primary receipts formed impor-
liant HnS.e IN favor ot an upward turn. There
VAS evidence. too, Of an increasinE dema nj for
rour a. shown b. diminished stocks az eading K
certres Moreover. farm re- erves IN the United
states we're said 20 have fallen ~ 100000 hush
under last years. on the ether hand. world
shipments promised 20 be heavier, and the fact
u - apparently made clear late In the day that
Congress would bs promptly reassembled "
reciprocity not acted upon by tomorrow In
a manner entirely satisfactory to President Taft.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
ESpORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Of o b ahoat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York March 3, l9ll.
GRAIN-WHE AT--Bulis showed more con-
ddence and prices. after declining early on the
cables CARED strength. and at the close we're
i q nc net higher Trading was not partlc-
ularly active but the market was more Two
sided than for some time. giving rise 20
predictions Of more active fluctuations. LF-
erpool market was lower on predictions OF
liberal worlds exports for the week ana
further pressure Of offerings from eXportlhs
countries Western authority estimated
-four stocks outside Of Minneapolis OF $4,000
barrels. representing a decrease OF 64.lo0 IN
the ast month. No red, 94i,c. elevator and
a5c o afoat No I Northern Duluth.
81 O7A ahoat CORN-Heary. closing
az a net loss OF &C. Export demand was
small but clearances were Unexpectedly large.
and near the close there was a moderate
rally. No .. 51lz. o b ahoat OATS-Weak
and lower. Cash oats steady; standard white,
80 &c; No ?. 3Gc: No 9, @ic: No T. 3+lzc RYE
Dull. No .. s3c nominal New York.
BARLEY-Steady; mailing. 81 dSl o.
New York BUCKWHEAT-Quiet American.
soc. { New York. Canadian. 56c BID. I
New York for export. Wheat. including dour.
exports for the week. according to Brad
streets aggregated 1850. 200 bushels. against
90J so last week. ard 2045S07 last year;
since July l. s2Jl1.00T. against i09 1928
last season. Corn exDorts for the week. ..
SGf .527. against i.s57.ST0 last week and 133-
acc last year. since July I, S1.s7S,I3l against
= . las
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 3.-wHE AT-spot aull,
futures steady. March. Cs E %. Mag. 6s i"i
Jui- IS 20. CDEN-FpOt. American mixed
new easy IS. American mixed, old. quiet ~
I'D. FUTURES quiet. May A. 4d July Is 4tsd
RI. OF R--Winter patents. 27s So. HOPS in
London Gacihc CoastJ. "a 6sntj BEEF
Extra india mess. 1-Os. PORK Prime M -
western 9is 80. HAMS-ShOrt cut sos
ACDN-Cumberltn cut. 1rs short rib. G2s
clear bellies. aGs. long ciear middies. light
Gis. heavy. SOS ed short clear backs. "a 80
SHOULDERS square. 5Js. LAKD-Prlme
Western tlerces. 4Gs 60. American refined.
yaus as gd FHEESE-canndiau finest
White new 5sF. col0red. G0s. RPENTINE T.
-spirlt.. 6's 0d. KOsfN-Common. H. IOis Z.
Petrol Ff-M--Rerued. Gfzd. LINSFED OH.
els COTTONSEED Jfi~-HDH refined. SCOT
als So. TALLOW-Austrsliau ia London.
1Js 5d.
LOndou March 3--sUG hB-Raw. cenirifu-
gal Jos hd muscovad9 Hs "a beet March,
20 9d. LINSEED--Calcufta April-Iune. sos
so. LTNSEED OH. f7e 7isd SPERM OIL.
f5f iNs LETM-Amercan refined.
Sad. spirits. GEd TTRPENTINE INE-SDirits.
6Ss 4i.d. ROslE-Amer,can strained. JOS 90
nne. lss.
Antwerp. March s-PErRoLEUM. 10
francs
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

rlet9r March 2-"The Commercial Euilerl.
viii say or the wool market lo-hyIroW.
i.rbs Boston wool market he's been ~ 81 Sn-
ee.ties cor6iu1n during the week and rlmors q
-4lAe - low prices have 1een constant, aiihoueh
,-r- asev t5 verify One sale of Montana me
-ior-i~r ar 80 cents clean was currently ru-
--lo~ed although % lacked substantlauon and was
ear ars ~ 1ou1ted In the trade.
'-Flcece woods cf medium % low grades were
the features of the trading, more or less. ONO
ara III higar auarter-biocd. estimated as around
hs'g q million rounds changing hands ar Hh'iI
1G ,~a 2- .e-ts The latter price Tor the ohio
Nsre or less seroi-5rigrt woois or this same
y~ade also Changed hands. going largely % PhLa-
5elv-ia and New Jersev mills. Some territory
g~o6s s.ld - the original bags. anc more or
'4ss STAPLE and clothing wools. enc ot CO nne
a-6 rre-tuns wyoming and Icaho clothing heins
~epofted ar Al 70 - cents clean basis some
territory owners have been drrner holders. how
ever. o..
.'rhe shipments of WOO. trcm Boston 70 &aTch
. Inclusive were 40 se45l pounds. against b.
-s5 $50 POUNDS for the same period last year
The receipts to March inclusive. were a.
T,s S23 rounae sgairst 46 9T3. 1j2 pounds for tie
same period last year.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

spot quiet. az points decline, a. l4.55c for
raiddling upland. Sales 2e5 bales. delivered on
contract 300 bales. Liverpool cables. Spot quiet
sales. 1000 bales. speculation and export. 500.
American. go. imports. 600; American, 30
900 MidLIi0g upland. 1.64f. Futures opened
easy 7qS points lower on near. 6iz points lower
"a late months. Closed steady. a net decline
OF 1a2E points. March and March-April 7.4Gd:
Arril- May. 747I. Ma June. 1+Ii4d. June-July,
+ 4Cd. July-AuEust. 2izd, August September
720l.l. Septem 5er- October. tssied October
November go. November-Decemher, $50 I'd.
December-January 6G9i. Januar,-February.
G.6s go.
COFFEF-ReDorts tnat leading ro9sters rad
sent messages throughout The country soliciting
bids On a basis Of l3c for santos is for thirty.
sixty and ninety daFs delivery had bearish
influence on the local market and prices during
the greater part OF the day were weak Near
the close the market regaired part or the loss.
closing STEADY al d net decline of Z % Y points
with sales Of G6 coo bags. Havre closed net
unchanged 20 q franc lower. Hamburg closed
al Is net gain n AaA, pfennig, Rio was nom
inaI and santos ~ t1 100 reis lower. Cost anc
freight offers from Brazil were generally steady
on basis % T. soc for Santos a.. spot was
weak a. I2i.c for Rio 40 and l2lsc for
santos 4s Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
srs. laa14o. Fowls. 1sel5c: gaoILERs.

ers. i3Qi4c; FOWLS. 13gloc; BRolLERS'
:. .l.E-only few rabbits arriving, With
quality Irregular. and selling slowly at log
25c, iackrabblts, 400 soc
POTATOES AND NEGET iBL Fs-Potat toes
dun and weak sweet potatoes firm. Onions
steady to hrm, except poor Asparagus SOW s,ow
New beets and calI0th du!l Cabbsges steady.
Celery and caulifowers hrm ChiCory Gull.
Escarole highei Egrnlants dull Kale higher
Spinach steady. Lettuce irner. Parsley weak
Peas lower. Beans higher. Tomatoes 10. lo.st sd
CUBAN new. crate, 81 25qSi -: Maine. bulk
$50 10 81 37gs1 81 bag. 81 35gS1 50; state, puik
POrAToEs- Jersey dou6'e head Dbl 81 7saS3
basket. 55casl 23; ASPARAGUS. Chariest n
Sass Sass: ANisE. t6L 81 2S9gsJ; BRGgsEie5
SPROUTS. Long Island. quart, sglIc; BETS
south CAROLINA; IOo ounces Sos STATE
old, 81 50asa; nearby. 100 bunches, sSg,5: CAR
RIOTS. New Orleans POI 9da, ,5 Squ,H n,
dozen dozen bunches siasi 25. cABBAGEs new,
crate. 81 5o@sl IS. old. Danish. ton ;9a$il ;
punches JOcaSl; soup. nearby. 100 bunehes. 81;
knob s. 50qS5 60 California. case 50 2Sss;
81 5cgs2. CAULFLow ERs Florida. basket or or
crate slaSl SO: Ca.iflrna. halt case ~ o'
CUCUMBERs, Florida: BASKET; S2gss cuban. @r
ieans' bb'' 81 25qse 25: Florida. basket: SIG
81 80; EsCAROLE. New Orleans: bot 81 oSg
g G F91lda s2s $50 % earsr are b. box 81 S. Forda
6ox. S2aS5: ENDVE. 10, 12Hc: KoHLRABI.
100. sSasl: KALE. bbl 81 2s9fl 81; L5T-rIJsc.b5 s.5
basket 1si s2as2 50i LEEKs, 100 9unches. s2gfs
basket. 81 5Gass So bermuda; hs.f BOX. t5@ 1
So %: Cuban. box. s2a{s: onions state and
Western. white, bush crate, 81 2oGsl s.; s1Ir< T
fancy Onto. yellow. l4o-rb bag, s. oo4S2 90;
state ana Western. yellow, 140-lb bag, ~ isg
s2 81. iOO-rb bag 81 354$l 10; red. l40-ro bag
s2ds2 25: ic0-fb bag. 81 e5gSl %; orange
county. yellow. bag. 81 50Gs2 % red. 81 5ogA2
Havana crate 81 2Jgs2 40; OKRA. Florida.
carrier $29$3 Cuban. S1GS2; OYSTER
PLANTS 100 bUncnes s6aSs: PARSLEY New
orleans. curly Dol. 81 i5gS2 25; plain, s21s2 10;
Bermuda box. S0casl: nearby 10 ounches'
75c,dSi, PARsNIPs. btL 81 75GS2: Western, 100
n bag s. Is: PEAS. FLORIDA. largo varieties.
basket So 5OGS4 snail, s2Js3; Bermude large
baf box s2as2 so: small. sl9S2: PEPPERS,
FLORIDA, box. 81 55ass so; carrier s2a,2 80;
basket 81 1882 -. Cuban. box. s2rs3i carrier
81 1882 so: RONAINE. Florida. basket. Sl9
81 75; Bermuda. box. I5cgSl 2Si hHCBARB;
state 100 punches S34s4: Long Island. 50 sog
81 so: STRING BEANS. wax. basket. s2GsS 70
crate s2dS3. green. basket, s2dS3i crate, 80
IS SPINACH bbL 81 25qS2; sHALLOTS,
Dbl 81 50ds4 80. SCALLlONS, Horth CAROLINA
crate 81 s0gs2: VirsiHis. basket VI 20
SQUASH Hubbard. Dol, 81 Is marrow. E
F-orlda o. Cuban white. box. siGsl rs; TCR-
NIPs Long Island and jersey. raiahaga. boi,
T5ds0c: Canada. rutabara, scafl white. sb
ar bag 81 23dsl 90: TOMATOES. Florida. car
rfer sias2 Is: Cuban, fiasI rs; wATERcREss
100 b,lpches < saTfS9 50
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET

v.u Fiver Mass. march 3 3--Tradng was
rrisi during thr week In tfe cloth market the
ei-s b-iuR estimated betv-en i1JOOO and POO 90
-ia.es Narros STYLES have been lu dfnsnd,
g.bl- there has been ignt falling ~ IN the sale
ID ,ti,- goods Contracts call foT deiit cries dur
ir,, tre next two moaths. Prices follow: d
mon 84xC4 34.c. 2S-iuch. O4160 I-l6c, 2I-
incb. gBxCO 7-i6c. 27-nch. 5tx56 Sc; 2I-lnch.
FGx52 iJ-lCc 3s-inch, G4X64. Jisc. @9-inch,
FSxT9 Ii.c.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFABOARD CLEARANCE>.

AOI OIlVN-lffeENldf ulL WINE a hAdlp d ldll1
followed an opening decline the general ten
dency appeared in favor OF a reaction follow
ing the big advances earlier In the week.
The close was barely steady AZ a net decline
OF u Il points old crop positions being gem
orally TGs points below the hnal figures OF
Thursday Southern spot markets were gen
orally unchanged. Weekly movement figures
Port receipts 103 $50 bales. against T3O9l last
year: overland 10 mills and Canada. l6. 465.
against - 49, last year; Southern mill tax
ings. estimated. 10000 against 10000 last
year. loss ot stocks at interior towns. 27.j03.
against 3G.654 last year brought into sight for
the week, f32. SCI. against 95,s12 last year
Total crop movement. Port receipts T.6S9.0i9
(5 @45 added receipts season. Charleston. ETC..
against 609s.e1S last year: overland 70 mills
and Canada. 136 III. against G42s20 last
year Southern mill takngs, 1910 00o, against
los. COO last year. stock az interior owns In
excess Of September 7. 470.321, against 4s4.l64
last year. brought into sight thus far for sea
son, O.5a5. 457 against S.99u.902 last year.
brought into sight during February, 7T9.SiS,
against 55JG2l last year The total crop
movement is for 1S4 days this season against
ISJ days last season. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
SEED PRICES

T,.eao. sfarch .-CLOVERsEED-Ca
60 90. Narch 50 -. April s. IS. October
e Telt ALsIKE-Prin4e and March, 80 80.
TTWOTHY-prme s. 10
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

and at the close prices We're 1 point lower 70
Q poinLs higher. L.cal contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

so,s 0eSas interchangeable. fRsgistered tcou-
ntes1steree and coupons
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

" lFrishe1 ly Williams Mcconnell & Coleman.
Sc. 60 Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

furnished by W. N. CoIer s. Co.. SO 50 Cedar
street,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
POTATOES AND VEGETABLFs-

Is G:2c. III.
=, .,.n-Ouly a few rabbits arriving, with
quality irregular and selling slowly at log
2Jc. iackrabblts, 4OG soc
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23
HAMLIN
-

Mrs. Lastine is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. Grant Kness was an Atlantic
passenger Monday.
Robert Robertson departed for o.
onto, Nebraska Thursdsy noon.
Oluf Hansen Of Elk Horn is bust
ness caller in Hamlin this week.
y John Crees returned Friday from q
three weeks sojourn at Hot Springs
Arkansas.
G. L. Christensen, our harness
maker, spent Sunday with his family
at Aud bon.
Fred and Chris Christofferson were
visiting few days last week with
Nels Mortensen Sr.
Tom Bruhn and wife of Melville
township, came up Saturday and Wis.
tied at the homo of Hans johnson un.
til Sunday night.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23
BILLY SHAW HURT
While Handling Hav In Barn hay
Bay, Mr. William Shaw Of Cam
eron Twp. Was Badly Hurt.


While Mr.. VIM. Shaw of Cameron
township, one of the sturdy pioneer
farmers of that township was help
ing handle some hay in barn on one
of his farms, he in some way lost bis
balance and fell to the floor some
fifteen or twenty feet sustaining a
fracture of three ribs and it is feared
that internal injuries may have been
received. Mrs. Shaw is nursing a
painful blood poisoning at this time
too making tho household seriously
afflicted.
The Journal sincerely trusts that
these good people will soon be re-
turned to heolth.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23

going to be obscured in the least, though
by the statement of any distracted rival.
We're going to review little of it right
now.
The EMF 80" at 1000 is the biggest
manufacturing achievement of the age.
1t has been made possible by the gigan-
tic brain of the worlds greatest builder
of motor cars-Walter d. Flanders.
More than $1,000, 900 expended under
Mr. Flanders own direction, over per.
iod OF more than two years, is the one
possible factor to permit production of
such car at such price.
The vast difference in equipment for
manufacturing it's car is what distin-
guishes the EMF Company from all
others in it's class. The EMF Company
makes it's own motors, it's own forgings,
it's own castings, its own carburetors, it's
own stampings-in short, it's own car.
The enormous saving which the EMF
Company makes in the production cost
of it's car is readily apparent to any bus
mess man.
Parts makers are becoming millionaires
at the expense of the purchasers of the
deavoring to compete with the IN. r 30
Inc cost OF material has become
much mooted point since the EN-. f Com.
pany's recent announcement of lowered
price. Other manufacturers be blunt,
assemblers- rushed into print with
the statement that material actually
costs more than it used to.
1t does. There's a good reason. Man
ufacturers of irons and special steels
have been ''stung" severely during the
past few months by motor car companies
who have been paying their debts in
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23

7 Spring vacation of one week, next
week.
Mr.. James Signal was in town,
Tuesday.
A good many autos were out last
Sunday.
Mr.. S. Garmire has bought Charlie
: Newell's auto.
Cameron Ross spent Sunday at his
parental home.
John Liken bought a Ford auto.
mobile Tuesday. @
I Mr.. F. c. Miller Of Audubon came
mp Tuesday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Shaw was quite sick
the first of the week.
j. Shingledecker and wife drove up
! from Audubon Tuesday.
Mr.. Joe Moody shipped carload
Of sheep Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell Sr. visited
their children IN town Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Garmire spent last
/ week at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. Ed Porter of Coon Rapids
came down Tuesday morning to visit
+, ut the parental home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23

Bert Surrage arrived Saturday to
make US a pleasant call before leav-
ing for Coon Rapids.
Peter Clausen, residing three and
one-half miles north of Bray ton, was
visitor in Hamlin Saturday.
Marshall McNutt and wife and
Richard Owen and wife departed on
the noon train Friday for Griswold
to visi: few days with relatives and
friends.
Thorval Rasmussen has rented the
Tom Bruhn property and will move
his family into same as soor
as he can have it repaired and few
finishing touches put on tho inside