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New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

New York April -. 1871.
GRAIN-N NHEATDrhc feature OF inc MAJ .
Lot vas an advance ~ 2i2c hushcl III we
May contract at Chicago. carrying u uP "
Il i.c That delivery has been conYcsted TOT
some time and the advance represented o.Iy
arothcr effort of oelatsd shorts 10 get undeI
cover VI excrted an effect upon thc rest OF
the market. which acted firm and closed near
hest ppini OF the day. 30 foreign markets
omen. except Budapest. which was up 2tsc
on unfa4 orable crop repor;s. Two oHlclal Viop
reports were received. ono from France. Whlch
placed the Weld OF wheat at 21l lGN,uop pusn.
els and oats at Sos. 10000 bushels. Last
years official crop Of wheat was "'Ol
ih,shele and oats iO3. .Oo0. 600 bushels. Inc
wheat crop Of New south Wales has been
oficially placed at 27.GSc.cOo bushels. AGAINST
% I3I 600 bushels the previous year. NO :
red ai2,c elevator and 9Gc q anoat. NO
Nort horn Duluth. 81 01b. o ahoat. corr
In about i.c in sympathy with wheat ana
closed fraction und"r best point oi the gay;
chicago reported that -,ake navigation had
openfd and that 500 900 bushels we're ready
TO 60 out Export 80 .. iGiec b anoat.
OATS-Recepts were moderate. ana inaIhet
6r,,,sr. standard white. 39iac: No - 80 9.
80 2 ?ai.c: 40 !. :;9c. RYE-%ominal- BAR
LEY-Steady: mailing 81 ildSl - ! New
York BUCK KWHEAT-Quiet. American 81 ~
per 100 III. New York. Canadian. &c
bid Q New York for export. Wheat IN
Guiding -four. exports for the week, accordlnf
10 Bradstreet's aggregate l.633.102 bushels
against 2li3.0i3 last week ard lSS6266 las
| ySar: since July l. 96.3@f.234 bushels. asains
lis So. 900 for the same time last year Corr
exports for the week. 1.ii2. 20 bushels. agains
GIG 04j last week aud 9il 200 last year
| since July I. 42.213.13l bushels against ~,
3l9GoG last season.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

,,t.,., ,pru II CATTLE Receipts. 2Go:
steady hcers $? TsHas r"s,s sn ICED ss
rs 81 io0S5 80: COWS aud heifeis, s. 1Ousj 80;
.altes s5ns7. Receipts. s:u~ weak
I "a shade lower than early, light N 2DuSb W.
mixed. So loasG So heavy. 81 sass 30 ronsh,
81 S5GsG -. good tc choice heavy, 80 nln 81 80
ITlss 81 2saSG 30. Grlk OF salss 81 :HaSd 80.
tivee Sass 20: Western. 50 1884 ~; yearlinss.
50 i0asJ 30: lambs native, 81 1896 10; west
- riinrinHsti. Nprn i5-CATTLE Receipts. -;
steady and quei fsiI 70 good saippers ,S,e S
sc3 common %2nM .2eTsi,, L? S hgScr ipsr butcher,
ard shippers. 81 55I 80 20; common, - opnSH n
sEEEP-uocclpts. IL; steacy. s: :5asi. LANES
kansas Ci,y. Aprn i5.-cATTLE; Ee.eipts;
30 INCLUDING ioo sovtherns; steady; dressed
81 iGSs5 30: western S-df6Io. s,ockeIs aud
feeders 81 Godsi 50. s,uthern. 81 I39s6 South
hcifers, 81 ,3asG u: bulls. s. 2Sas5 .; calves.
81 ood &C. -. HOGS-Rocepts a~.: strong 70
:. higher: bulk q safes, 81 i5gS" 80; .c hrayo so
l,sbte 81 25asG - SHEEP Receipts. $50;
steady. lamls 5saSa So' ysarllsssgs sg oSt, - 's e5
last Ruffalo. Aprii a.CATTLbu nreeipis ii
rtrors' % 81 2o4ss So fcw IS %. noes Re
seipls 200 f.',S e. .sice ana ssaiH sa l,d. &C.
81 coGsS 70: stays sins3: diaries 50 "jIs6 %
SHEEP AND LIMBS Receipts. 5000: stcsdy
handy lambs active; heavy lambs and sheep
slow. unchanged
pIit.burr Ap~il ~ -ChTTLE-S Supplv light
siSsdy: choice. So i1TSG Gj: prime So liTs' ~.
veal caIyes g. 50Gks SHEEP supply light.
sI-w: nyi'nc wethers. 81 75ns3 90: culls and com
mon S2nSe ~: spring lambs, s. DdSln HOGS
Rfceipfc 10 douhc decks stead. prinio
bsayies &c ,oGs6 5o. ireG,ums 81 soa 81 IS
hesVv Workers. e. s. light Workers and plss.
81 gn.' roughs e. .3Nsj -
IN, Telegram to The Tribune
- louis Anil l5-CATTIE- Receipts 100
rens baro demand light and prices strady.
HOGS re, oirts 3'O0 fairly active. prices Sc
higher pigs ana tights 81 40Ts6 5a. psckers
sn i5dSs ~ good htavy t6dta aS. rough. 81 -
f,5 cS eoirinon 81 I5dtG sHEEP-ntceip's
400. scarce ard dvll. demand light end piices
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

10 ooo boxes Market steady at the close. wlth
nrmer holding OF nne qualities locally , 49,
cheese attracting more attention and mars. marx.
miner state whole ink specials. ltgi9tc,
sen,eu,ber quality, fancy oolored f3nI33y'
wnitc. iSc: summer and fall. coored. choice, ~
ai2,sc; white. iihai2itc: coiored, eoon
prIme iOs. Iiiis white. lOi7d1ic. currcn. mar. ar
sic. hest iJa,c: small. l0izc: common 10 ts,r, ,
-oai ioc: skins. summer and fall speca'ss, a. ~ a.
fanc,, ggp':c: winter made hHe g; ,,,s r "a
coed .M8i,c. common. sac, hard skims' ~
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

Reserve .. s3l COG $50 sIO.9so0o0 Sll.2o2'" 200
Percentage Of ~.
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND 7Rl 81
COMPANIES IN GREATER NES lokk
NOT REPORTING TO THE NEW fORh
CLEARING HOUSE -
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. April 10. 1911

New York. April H. 1911
BEANS AND PkAS-Receipts 241 bags
beans. Supplies Of domestic white beans pleuty
trade still quiet. but values barely steady. Rcd
kidney frm. but without much trading Lima
steady. Scotch peas jobbinG mainly A. 81 80.
BEANS-MarroW, choice. 100 IL. 50 TJm>3 50.
poor to good, S3 l0ns3 40: medium. choice So 81
as %: poor TO good. s3Hs3 40: pea choice. ); 90
asa 65; poor to good S3aS3 80: red kidney.
choice 81 70ns5 10. poor 90 good, 81 2jnS5 go:
white kidney. choice. SjdS3 10 yellow clc. So 10
asa TO. black turtle soup. 81 3D0Sj 20. lima. Cal
iornia 50 6J4SG 80. PEAS-ScC;ch. bags 100
n, So 60.
HCTTER- Receipts i.nD3 pkSs. exports. 4c0
rkes Better trade than usual for saturday. and
stock cleaned up closely 81 firm bur unchanged
prices Creamery. specials. NJ 2ii2c. extras.
20izc; hrsts. isl;Q19zc; seconds. iGieai7i i=G;
ftircs I3n l5iic; Specials, 20. extras. L. =
Gi9c: frrts i7GI7Rc seconds. i3l2n l6'-c.
thirds i4i2@15c; state dairy tubs finest 2o@
aGiac: good to- prime. lsal9c; common to fair.
IfkGlic: process. specials. lIl2c: extras. lie:
frsts. lGc; seconds. l4ien1jc: imitation cream
nry. hrsts lGGlGi2c. factory. current make.
hrsts I5isc: seconds. ljc. thirds. l36i l+c pack
ing stock held. 13i2@lii2c. current make. No =.
13izGi4c; No Z. Iill3c.
CHEESk-Eeceipts 2lol boxes exports
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Kew York. April -. lai

&cW YORK, Aprll IL. l"i l.
EFENEs-Roceipts 50 cars, or l'".i ntsu,
ali Tor siaughter 40 trading IN i've 5 Ga',Ie. ur:
steady feeling. Dressed beef duh ana IN un
E,,ccd ro-dav's cables quoted London cattle
market lower at l3,e dressed Wsishi snEwg nGnaT
80 t0i. =, 1os. G. dressed weight. In addition 70
"fraI Exports from this port to-day o'3 cat
nc and fGl9 quarters OF beet 80.
(\INts-Rcceipts G32. all for butchers No
trodir., i'm live calves Feeling weak = i1r'sseh
Lies cas- az II ~ ic for city dressed Neais
and "a II &c FOR country dressed
SuEEP AND LAMB>-Rcceipts' N'2 cars,
',nS. head ali Tor slaughter car was
held over Yesterday Feeiins foil @ steady' ,1 Far
,flnpcd sheen sold at 81 Ia per ION ~ prime
,,"sborn lambs At SO 20. Dressed mutton SLOW
ri 709c per 10; dressed lambs. IoH u &c; a
f,v. hog dressed. 12c: country dresscu ho'house
iomhs steady at s3a So per carcass 90
sales-Kerns Commission COMPANY; 700 IN ,
sbcrn Nichi,an lambs. ~ ID average AZ 50 ~
ncr loo 10: 20 clippcd Ohio sheep. - No. - ~,
UOG>-Rcccipts. IL cars. or l:"lo mead AZ AZ
eor Slaughter. %omnallN n trihe weak 10
saI.s Country dressed hoss slow at "a Zoe
( United states and Canadian exports of I've,
etoek and dressed beef for week ended AprH
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
STORAGE AND MOVING.

iI.EcrR'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO. SIN
ave. 33d 20 54th st. storage for furniture
roIdea vans for moving boxing. paSklnS sns
sh,ppins estimates furnished. Phone 52lo-S>tn.
n,t,ps s1.oR,GE WAREHOUSE. IS ist ave
st.fase. moving packing. shipping. safeS ana
pianos moved. Tel. l2i-orchaii. --
N.KINLEY STORAGE co. 232 East lisIh..
Vans for moving: slipping, packing iHoo
.rat, charges Tel lS1i-Harem. ---
lee RROTHE2S STORAGE & VAN CO. ~
East i25th st. Storage. moving pacAhs'
best service; telephone. -----------
,,,D,,p,,<prX:r STORAGE co. 1871 81 ave
Moving packing shipping: city or eoGn"''
lowest charges Tel. 350s Is.noH
DAt-IS STORAGE. WAREHOUSE. so LIST ave-
Storage moving. packing shippihs' Aa'es ""S
rt,nos .noved Tsi ict-Orcaard.
.tE\tEAL STORAGE WAREhoO shs. 50, w. We,
s-th Moving. storing. taeA'n5' shpPi"s
Telephone $3.50 Murray hiE.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

Ing hull sentiment concerning wheat. Better cas- =
and rour demand spring wheat markets anu anu
improved inquiry for spot grain Al nahsaS -, ~ '
heinea "a make shorts here nervous By tar ulr
greatest anxiety WAS in regard 10 MAY He,Neis'
Offerings Of that option were remarSaoly ,,,,t.
ard efforts to even up recent sales oi t',,
be-,,,e al strenuous that other months were Al
fectod. and a general buying movement SET III
Range Of prices; Thurs
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicago April H. --Insistent cover nE by shorts
4, the f.ce Il tight holding b. hull leaders
forced sharp advance 10 dsy in ~heat The
close vas str ng A. tho higheft pointsof the
pfok lFii,c % 2s.c nhne last night lalesi
trading leu corn With net san cf &c Ia ~
~ os,s mp ',Pisc 10 irc. and PROVISIONS ino,e
c,rcnsi,e by i5c 10 52i4o Big decreases IN
stocks al Minneapolis had much TO do Win eaus-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
rvpewRlTlNe AND TveEwelTe7s

TYFENVEITERS rented. repaired ~ reeum.
Lowest price check Protectors mar pt"'..a,
500 r. Z O. r. rewrNer = check lrot'e''
90 aaa Broadway.
vi,~aop VISIBLE ~ Nassau ST. catsips..
fr,.. an makes tslen part payment; "Atss'"'
In Indcrwoods R~r,inc'Sns olives SrrNNs
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
vERMIN EyrERMlNAross.

RATS taken out alive bedhuss eraiicatfn -
hou~s "Heitler Nrrmin ENt"'min'''
so, 7roorc 81, near 'cntrc 81; - }''' -
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS.

,oI7Is : UtnB,Rp. 80 WILLIAM ST.
SpecialtN Estate accounting. Nlr" "'..,,h
,ils and corporetic accounting org
ushNA 'nnt rriinhis Tc'"nh""N WV, ,--~
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

kAlENOf1O LA
rb. Tribune has printed the gross earn
,,,,s ~ twentv-onc railroads or systems TOT
The first week in spril. or these siN,epd ard
rnttrn gains Of SOL .953. or IS per cent anu
fve return losses of slS9Sls. or - per cen':
The whole shows a gain Of S2'l5o or %
per cent. mo
=, ,t f., ,nr iali 1910. lncrease P.t,
,c romn,n,es .s7.5ii. 4gJ sItta5i6 1851 .a3S ~
- con'ron,es.. S.6G2 icie.i>o 'l}'Nls -
ro,aI II cos. IS. .o9O.lGl ss.7Cs. o2G 500 i3' -
sDecrcasc
ALABAMA GREAT sOt tTfIERN.
1911. 1910 ~ .nun ~,
Is, wt. in tpr. s5d2ao $50, -, GT1i' ,.1 9al
,Ivctxx,TI NEW ORLEANS & TEANS
PACIFIC.
,st WI N AR. sl51o27 slion.3 d,S s,iS' ~, 80
mi, / ApriI : 1872 ooo GSGoas' ''f>'- -'o
RIO GRANDE SoUTHERN.
,s, VIZ in Apr slo.iao SasS
my / April Z 4,i.5i9 4ooc@o
TWIN CITY LINES.
,s, w.. in APR si.o.37o sl35s29
Ian / ,nril !, Igo3.siS is3',3lt
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
TOILET PREPARATIONS.

PROF DE sPOTrES AMERICAS HAN w
nrndu,ss Ali natural shades from blonde "
black: harmless anG permanent. leaves the Us, Us,
soft and gossy; contains ~ antlhe 80 -
anNwhore. express prepaid. on tec-ipt ~
PROF. DE SPOTTE. chemist q T. i''h, =, =
MISS DELLA AND MISS KATE, ioimriS
With Miss Emily. GrsN AMI hleacheo ~,
stored any shade application 81 W SSi -
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
.Two DAYS
T,OIG \ND NEtJ-Flour quiet. but firm.

flour AND MEAL-Flour quiet. but firm
or, in sympathy with wheat Sprlng patents
81 10 n 81 10: winter straights. - i'Qs3 20:
winter patents S4dSi 81: spring clears. 81 ~
Z, 81 10: eAua No winter. 50 30d 81 30: extra
40 . winter s. ljG So -; Kansas stroishts.
81 goa 81 50: fancy spring patents. 80 3D1 so
s. 10 choice T. fancy. s. Goa 81 81. CORN
MEAIe-Quiet; Kiln dried. So So BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow. 81 i3qSl 20: coarse
81 1Odsl 10 FEED-Western spring, 81 !;
standard middlng s26 -; -four do. SIS; red
dog. SIS %; city bran. So 40 bulk s2i sacks
middiing. sara sos red dog, SIS %; homny
chop. SCI 80 bulk SD 10 sacks. Oimeal
PROVISIONS light run OF hogs started
al active covering movement which advanced
MAY pork GO points il the frst hour. Only
G0g hogs were received At Chicago. with
t.oo0 estimated for Moaday. and 1i5.000 all
Of next week. There was a good demand from
packers and active buyrng for professional ac-
count Final prices were not far from best
of the session. PORK-stcady; mess s1sG
SIS 80. family. S191 80 81: short clear. $40.
SIS so. BEEF-Quiet: mess. Sl3 ;1G sl4: fam
India mess, So ii SOP -. BEEF HAMS-Stoady:
s2Ga SIS. DRESSED nOGS-Firm; bacons.
oiac: $50 III. aiac: 100 ~. 9s.c: 40 h. 90. e.:
piss. 1oc. CUT MEATS-Picklcd bellies quiet;
hams steady; 12c. rALLoW--Dun: city.
SIC; country. IS. 66'.c. LARD-Strong:
Middle West s.3Od s40c. city hrn. &c. refine d
hrmer South America. 9.S5c Continent. soc
STEARINE-stcady: oleo. 7n7hc; city lard.
NAVAL sTOREs-There was sharp break
i'm spirits turpcntino here and at Savannah.
Demand slow a. all points. Rosn steady but
quiet ana unchanged. Tar easier. TCRPEN-
IlNE-Sp,its. mach!n" bbs, 7Gc TAR
;'1iM &C.. ROSIN-ComWon to good. strained.
s.15c: B. S.25c: u. soc; f. s.icc; +, s.5oc:
OILS-Rehned petroleum quiet and un-
changed. Iinseed oil steady at former prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

EACH $3.50 invested now ought
to be worth $4,000 later. Cham
Der Commerce references. If you
have money to invest, investigate
Box l48. Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
AUrOMOB BILE

Pusness for sale: located short distance rom
New York city on New York central, pam.
Soxo7O feet all reinforced concrete ASCENDING
room 2ixSO without p pillar largest IN the
work: 5000 inquiries for car on hie, Reason
for selling. insufficient capital ON mana loF
increasing business: $500 600 required.
NcDONAID-W WIGGI\S COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
FERRY COMPANIES.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Furnished by W. y. Coler & Co. No 43 Cedar
street,
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.

KARkI & RAsANEN. COCO Iexinstea az co,s. %
I.od st Private houss citN ~ eouh,ty yii,,a,ss
plere'y decorated at lowest rriceS'
furnished
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

a5sIs7 300 7os 500 900 7ieei 500 'iSea $500
Percentage Of reserve 20 deposits other than
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
OPTICIANS,

rlKES old optical house. established ISo.:
eyes examined. prescriptions hilcd; tel~-
scopes microscopes BenJ Fixes Son. II
west Goth st.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.
GAP IT AL

GA APJTAI
Procured for manufacturers, industrlal eh +,
nri.as s,ean, railroads mining. Las coal
ard timber propositions through the sale o'
stocks and bonds: excellent facilities for plac-
LA anJ financed Established 90 years.
WcDONALD-WIGGINS COMPANY,
STOCKS AND BONDS.
oj6-oJ7 BROADWAY. NEW lohh' " =.
WANTED.-PARTNER WITH s-,oOo ron \
"dsroonstratcd successful patented spray ana
LIQUID; this liquid will absolutely XIII al Yer
min and clean anything: every household ana
business will become user; a house spFagen
With this liquid in the morning VIII not ne
bothered by flies all DAY, without injury 10
the house. ~
Top SATE ATE-INCORPORATED COMPANY.
New York charter. mail order perfumer
business in successful operation over S2"o"
worth Of stock now on hand VIII sen ioF
G, ooo to quick buyer. apply 70
'-'VY uannN Al D. ~ IGGINS COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

WANTED.--Trustwo competent man Win
81 OOo cash tor PERMANENT local store ootn
,vholesale and retail. in we'll known slap
Inc. S2oO a month and all expenses ana hh'
nral share OF profits. large. well known house
Snr for steady capable man. favorable inNcst.
ment: high class business: right man SloGh
make $4,000 year or better; large tttu-.
mrasnscts. references required. For particulars
address g y. e.. Tribune ofcc.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

.Ccupons Interchangeable tRessered tcou- Szgl.e y
mons. fRegstered and coupons CHEESE
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.
DIR SPECIAL COURSE
For Both sexes-City.

II YOU give US six hours dally ior ni,eeh asG
.uton,obile BROADWAY AUTO SCHOOL. -l3
Vest sad St ,corner Broadway )
BE A CHAUFFEUR.-ou courses OF ins'r1S. ;.
t,on are thorough reliable and practical we
rate YOU competent or refund money GaH n
i,e ior booklet n Y. Scnool Automobile En-
elneers. It6 West 56th. --------------
VVST SIDE New term tust starting. Individual
~ - A road lessons Small group classes.
7 .M.O.A. Booklet. 300 West 67th street:
Fred n Crouch. 2s24 way. former instructor
~ Y. Taxlcab Co and q ~ =: =: :o.o ....s.: .-.
AUTOMOBILES.
pCPE-UARTFORD CoMPANY. 1870 Broad
wav have for sale few high-class rebuilt cars
Demonstrations cheerfully given.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
$4,000

Wanted by party acting as manutacturers ara
shinners' agent: sold eight million feet of lurl-
bor last year: will guarantee 81 interest. WIN
nduciye bonus: can satisfy most sceptioe, IN
,estor: proposition open for shor, tn.e on'!'
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

L-OE ,
soda business can buy splendid Iroposi'i.hn, y,
partially equipped: present owner hss nor w w
money 10 z ah.at vith II. ami unless YOU nav
tho money do not answer this adNeIuseWeh
but n you have. and will write me. ! VIII Ply
,ou wise u n great business. Address Is. r"
sIorvir 5ls Grant Bldg Los Angeles Cal
rop ShE-A te, room. Paris. Established
dVe wears. For particulars address +. aoIlS'
ia Rue du Bac, Paris. For stneral inio'"'"
tion r. + Bunner. Bidgcneld. conn.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
HOUsEcLEAnING BUREAUS.
CAUNO

ROSSMORE LAUNDRY. iI6 West csth ST.
Iineus handled conscienticusly. Work, th a
brings reputation. Telephone. t32t Madison.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

RIO eH7 Wi HNi hhNDll iE'3 ~, -'.''',.'" ="
Perceniare Of res'rye - average deposits other
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
REM E DIES.
FOR SALE.

BIG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. used office rurnitar-.
desEs typewriters. cash registers. adding
machines mi;n-ographs. iilng cabinets. safes. ad-
dressing machines time clocks. partitions. cherA
Irot.rtors hookcases NATHAN. White st.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
WATCH AND CLOCK tEPAIRlNo.

VICTOR LHOTE. French clockmaker' expert
watch and clock 70 pairing Of every dtserlp'
tion. iIIi Broadway. Room ail
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

Totals .... 1872 1s7. 500 s3Te $4,000 $3.50 100
ast. dei iosits sie.Soo.o75 s47 7.s42.65o i,133'515
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

Models tools machinery and experimental work
to your order r. u AMOUR. - tortiandt ~,
METZ & WEISS on. ENGINES operate on
kerosene fuel and crude oils iaS Mott St. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
MAcHINERY. DIES AND MODELS

II f.tItiI-is u tuois. nIvu,,s. ,Arv..-
mental work and screw machine prNducts -st-
mates furnis ishei NoiGuarts M1chin. Works. 10
FaA nth 81 Snw YorL
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r o b afos,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
Nature Fake in Tibet
.nrn the CenturY Path

From the Century fatn.
 When Sven Hedin, the ScandinaVlah explorer, went on his expedition into IT. bet he had an interesting experience with one of his dogs. It began at time when the explorer, in order to pass through the country, had to disguise him self so he was dressed like herdsman and had his face painted with dark color. One day, with a new horse that had been bought, came this dog, some thing like a St. Bernard, but very saV- age, Tal6kar went up to the eXplorer' looked at him wisely with his head on one side and stroked Sven Hedins arm with his paw. He seemed to be saying: know very well that you are the master and l want to be friends with you. You can trust me, I will not tell anyone know who you are. Come, let us piay.
 Sven Hedin understood the dog quite well and petted him and went out and united Talkkar, who was fastened to the tent pole and they had grand romp. Everyone was surprised to see Sven Hedin playing with the dog that seemed so savage.
 After that they were the best of friends and Takkar was the guard of the eXplof- CTS tent, where all the precious instru- ments were kept He was always faith
 ful and travelled with the exploring party l till they were leaving the land or 1lpet'
 Then one day, when they had passed out
 of the cold, wild, barren country and had
 come to a warmer country, where flowers
 were in bloom Takkar turned his head
 back to the mountains and, all alone,
 rank back toward Tibet.
 He did not get lost. He went back a
 long way and found friends of Sven Hidden. He Is still staying with them and sends messages to his old mster in Europe when they write to him.
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embryonic substances when there was a plasma, or nutritive fliud present in the solution, he decided to carry the experimenting one step further. Accord ingly he took parts of the intestine or chicks and inserted them in solutions various salts of known density.
 Observation showed that not only did the old cells enlarge, but that new cells were actually formed, and that without the aid of the fibrin network always found in fluid plasma, which has been considered essential hereto fore Not only has there been cellular or muscukar growth, but it is said even nervous tissue has been formed.
 Thus in a test tube Doctor Lewis has succeeded in duplicating the processes which since time began have baffled students and philosophers. The only announcement so far made of the inn portant discovery is a short article in the current number of the Journal of the American Medical Association. A complete account of the experiments IS to be given in this months number of the Anatomical Record.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
Finally he went to an acquaintance and

Finally he went to an acquaintance and said: s +-.s,.
 q want to borrow $50 for five min utes."
 2 You can have it if you will put up couple of fingers for security,
 Nix, now; I've got scheme You lend me the fifty and you needn't let me get out of your sight. If you do 1t I'll stake you new hat"
 Mystified but curious, the acquaint- ance agreed to this and the two re- paired to prominent hat store. \ Wait a minute" said the adventnrer, and left his packer doing sentry duty on the sidewalk.
 Picking out the most important look ing parsonage in the store the politician went up to him and said:
 .I am So-and-Sp of the - District. I have come to pay for two hats for which I gave orders on you to two of my constituents"
 With that he flashed a $50 bill. s
 There was Iscurrying, around, a search of books and reply that no such orders had been presented.
 Just look out for them, will your said the district leader, waving the big bill which was hypnotic in its way. for the clerk bowed low and said yes.
 Half an hour later two orders were presented and two hats left the store.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
HOW ITALIAN CRIMINAL
 TRIALS ARE CONDUCTED

any light upon the case, even evidence that we should call hearsay.
 The prosecuting attorney occupies a very much more judicial position there than with us 1t is his duty to see that justice is done, not merely to secure convictions, and it is a common thing for him to ask that a prisoner be ac- quilted, his innocence having been dem- onstrated.
 The Italian system is more direct than ours; 1t is less complex. but an import ant trial is likely to last longer. Jus tice sometimes miscarries there as here, but the charge that man has not had a fair trial is never heard, for the req son that the system is expressly planned to give an accused person the utmost op- portunity to prove that he is innocent.
 Of course the final verdict rests Wlth the Jury, and from that verdict there can be no appeal except on matters of law, and then only when the appellate court grants the right to an appeal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-09
A SCIENTIST GREW LIFE
Perhaps the Solution of the Secret
 Ponce de DeOn Sought Is Near

From the Washington Post
 Baltimore-Experim made by Dr. Warren H. Lewis of the Johns Hopkins University and Margaret Reed Lewis have resulted in the advance of science until it is one step nearer that goal Of chemists and biologists, the artificial generation of life.
 By experiments made on embryonic chicks Doctor Lewis has discovered that it is possible to induce the growth of Cellular substance, actual living flesh, in saline solutions without the aid of nutritive fluids.
 Doctor Lewis plan of study has been complicated Knowing, as he did, that chemists and biologists have ire quently observed cellular growth or