The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 8

THE XUBIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1906. 8 glance at the 'net incomes for the last three ster of considerable merit, and when on FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL years, which were as follows: cles, had attacked a woman and a man with" a black jack, and the patrolman responded to cries for help. BREAKS CAMP his good behavior liable to beat any two- EXCITEMENT Net Income. year-old now in the west. 1904 14.675,434 1906 HORSES HERB FOR MEETING MONETARY.

During- these three years the surplus avail AT READVILLE AN ORIGINAL MEMBER OF EICHH0RN BAND. able for- dividends was as follows: low s1.isn.4ro Monday Evenlnir, Auir. 20. Money rates in First Regiment Leaves For Home. 1905 2.131.&-2 1906.

2.220.I.C5 With this year's great coitrti crop and the New York to-day manifested a hardening tendency, numerous over-year loans being made -at 0 ber -while call funds loaned ln considerable amounts at 4 per advancing to 7 Henry Eckert Dies of Infirmities Incidental To Old Age. enormous-Industrial of the South, of which the Southern railway gets a good Pools Sold On Races Despite Number of Stables Reach share, the. fiscal 1907 ought to luw Arrest of One MADE SPLENDID IMPKESSION IN surplus of at least $3,000,000. cr per com las Park for Com Dougla before the close. Business with the local bonks was active, counter business being 'of large volume and malls heavy.

Kates for money wore quoted at tp 8 per cent. The borrowing demand was fair. mon share. HENDERSON. Henry Eckert, seventy-one years old, died of infirmities incident to old age at his home, 1219 West Chestnut street.

and hurried back to town. The visitors' gallery of the Stock Exchange was packed to its utmost capacity with sightseers. There was an accumulation of over-Sunday -buying orders an! a principal feature of the early trading was in the Harrlman stocks which led last week's movement. Union Pacific opened with a block of 14.000 shares at from ISOi to 184, later selling to 1S5. Southern Pacific started off with a block of 10,000 shares at an advance of 1 points over Saturday establishing a new high record.

Amalgamated Copper opened with a lot of 13,000 shares at an advance of 2. Other stocks that made substantial gains were Great Northern preferred with six points, Northern Pacific 3V4. American Smelting Anaconda, Atchison 2-i, Reading 1 and Illinois Central The buying orders were reported to have come from various out-of-town points, notably Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Cleveland and Chicago. London also was a reported purchaser. Sales in the first hour were probably in excess of six hundred thousand shares.

The trading was almost entirely professional and much of it was covering by. the shorts. Profit taking resulted in a number of recessions before the end of the first hour. The rapid increase since the banning of th ing Racing. fiscal year In the revenues of the United Slates New York exchange was quoted at par.

Government might arouse apprehendlon of The report of the Clearing-house to-day was stringency If the Secretary of the Treasury had not already giver ft many assurances of his as follows: at clock yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Eckert was for many years one of the most prominent musicians in the city. He was one of the few surviving members of the original Bichhorn band, and a member of the Arbegast band, which attained distinction by having first pub BEST OF ORDER PREVAILED AT ALL TIMES. TROTTED UNDER NEW SYSTEM, Day's clearing.

SCHULTE'S STRING ON WAY. Intention to corr. 10 the relief of the money market effectH-ely whenever It may be neces Balance 241,920 sary, says the Wall Street Journal. The In The local market for securities was dull and licly played "My Old KentucKy riorae, the occasion being a commencement at Danville, Ky. uninteresting to-day.

There was'a sale of Cen crease It. the revenues of the United Statu, exclusive of postal revenue, from July 1 to August 10. 1906. over those for the correspond Brilliant Girl and My Star Give Trot COMPLIMENTS FOR SOLDIERS. tral Home Telephone at 19 at the Stock Ex Mr.

eckert was born In Bavaria, tier-manv. and came to Louisville when he Animals of Charles Van Meter, Tic Henderson, John Peters, Allan Steele and Others Arrive. ting Horsemen Something To Talk About. ing period of 1905 waji S9.6S3.79I. The expenditures In the two periods were almost exactly change.

Turner-Day common was firm and the preferred a point higher at 121 bid. Springfield was easy. Louisville Traction com was nineteen years old. He taught music the same. The deficit for the fiscal year 1906- ror several years.

He was a memher or the American Federation of Musicians and 7 is now $8,015,570. comparing with mon was quiet. West Penn common and New Orleans common were strong. In. the.

outside the Knicrhts of Honor. He is survived at- this rime last year. For-, the first half of the month of August. 1906. the Treasury re by a son and a daughter.

The funeral services will be held market St. Louis United Railways common was a shade stronger and Kansas City Railway and FAT ANA WINS THE FUTURITY. CHAT OF LATONTA SPOE.T. The sales of shares in the first four Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, at the Light common quiet. There was some Inquiry unurcn or the immaculate conception Burial will be in St.

John's cemetery. for Portland common at 70 to 70H At the Stock Exchange for $1,000 Louisville Street Railway 48 104 and Interest was totalled 864,550 shares, which was said to be a new high record. The market continued active, though the tone became rather Irregular, with considerable pressure against the Har-riman issues. Interest shifted to Atch Louisville Home Telephone Cs were $1,000. in F.

SCHULTE. former president of Uie New Louisville i "i.i'k TT-iU T-na at QUICK ACTION EADVILLB, Aug. 20. There Tras plenty of excitement at the opening of the two weeks' Grand Circuit at the Readville track to ferred at SQifc and Interest. i Louisville Traction common was 35 shares of fered at Rochester Railway and Light pre.

UCRCJ ison, Reading and Missouri Pacific, all making smart gains, Atchison selling at But eleven days remain of the summer meeting at Latonla, which has been one long continual list of extensions and sub-extensions, extending over a period of some eighty-two racing days. It can be truthfully said that the game at La-tonia has kept up wonderiully well and even tne fag ena of tne meeting is enjoying an unusuaijy gooa patronage; mat instead of tne attendance dropping off as tne month of July went by, it uas increased witn August. a netting atandpoint it must be admitted tnat tnai enu nas fallen oil more than one-half. Ail of the large operators, who maae fheir presence telt to no mean extent during the fore part of Che meeting, are now conspicuous by their absence. Tms is accounted for by tne fact that witn tne weeding out of the better class of horses, wmch have been shipped to t'ne metropolitan tracks of the left a very mediocre lot to perform and the subsequent ugntening of prices in the ring.

With 30u selling platers driven into the handicap division, througn the dearth of material, It can easily De seen tnat the handicapper has also had has work cut out for him. These nags of doubtful quality dropping into the overnight handicaps, witn but eighty-five or ninety pounds, also confound the layers, wno have never been able to get a line on them at such weights, and the consequence is that everyone is kept on their toes and the betting in Uie ring reduced to where it is almost a joke. Prices are posted, one man Hashes a twenty-dollar note on tho second choice, which is quoted at 7 to 2, and ail hands commence to rub to even money. And now comes the welcome intelligence that the Weet is to have a new starter. William Shelly, official starting judge to the American Turf Association, is the man who will be tried out.

Shelly will be Been at the rubber for the lirst time at the Kentucky State Pair, which will te held at Cnurchill Downs, the management of which intend rumming at least four running events each day. Tho most Important announcement In connection with Shelly's appointment is the statement made by tnis competent official to die effect that he will employ the walk-up method of sending the horses away. When interviewed on the subject, Mr. Shelly said: "During my long experience at the several race courses, and latterly since my appointment a little more than a year ago to the position of starting judge, I have had the fact Impressed very forcibly on me Lhat there Is only one correct way of sending away the unwieldy fields which we have to contend with to-day the walk-up, or tne well-known Cassidy style, which that most competent official had such phenomenal success with last winter at City Park, New Orleans, and which has characterized Ids work wherever he has been allowed to employ It. I have little fear but that I wall make good, for the simple reason that the flat-foot start must go." The utter fallacy of starting horses from the fiat-foot method was never more lucidly demonstrated than during the past week at Latonla, and especially on nmirias Park this fall, xne ports, a surplus of $4,899,293.

compared with a deficit last year of When it Is considered that while the revenues of the" Government are Increasing the banks are paying for the $30,000,000 Issue of Panama bonds the necessity Is very apparent for constant care upon the part of the Secretary of the Treasury to distribute th surplus funds of the Government In deposit with banks where the beet results can ue obtained. The ease in" the call money market notwithstanding the activity In the jpLock market, is evidence that neither the collection of surplus revenue nor payments for Panama bonds are creating any disturbance. Time money Is growing firmer, as Is natural, because of the withdrawal of deposits by Interior banks for the crop movement. ferred was 93 bid and 94 asked. Springfield 105.

the highest price in its nistory. TAKEN1 BY HEALTH BOARD AT waa 83 bid and 84 asked for ten shares. St. Realizing in the general list wiped out IBERIA. Joseph common, was offered at 01.

West Penn many of the early gains. Tne transac day. Pool selling was carried on despite the arrest of one auctioneer, while on the track two of the three events were run off by a new system, which provides that each heat shall be a race in itself. tions in the second hour aggregated shares, making the morning common was 100 shares offered at 35. 34 bid for thirty-five shares and twenty offered at 34.

New Orleans common was 36 bid and Yellow Fever Patient Recovering, But 37 asked. Nine shares of Paducah preferred business far above the ordinary. Wild Dealing In London. Henderson, Ky Aug. 20.

Special. Tho First regiment broke camp tonight at 7 o'clock and left for their home at 10:30 o'clock over the Henderson route. Their stay in camp was a pleasant and profitable one, and never before has a Kentucky regiment made such a fine showing both on the field and In camp. With a splendid set of officers and men the behavior was the very best, with no disorder of any kind during tho week. Col.

Haldeman and the officers deserve great credit for tho splendid showing of their men. Three medals were presented to-day by Miss Elizabeth Haldeman. Sergeant EMoffat won the regimental medal for tho best marksman of the regiment. The others went to Private Luce, Company and Sergeant Long, of the Hospital Corps. The First has received a most cordial welcome in Henderson.

It did not take the people of Henderson long to find them out, and from their first day in camp until late to-night they have been overrun with visitors. From early in the morning until late at night citizens gathered at the camp and mingled with the boys. They have conducted themselves as true soldiers and perfect gen The track was fast and two ot tho There Will Be Systematic Fumigation. were offered at 70. For twenty-flve shares of Citizens' National Bank 205 was bid and 14" horses made new marks for themselves and two of tho event records, that of the was bid for Southern National.

Twenty shares of Louisville Heating preferred were offered at 92. Seven shares of Louis Blue Hill and of the Futurity, were endangered. The trotting of Brilliant Girl Now Orleans, Aug. 20. Advices from London.

Aug. 20. On the stock exchange to-day interest again centered in Americans which opened excitedly. There was wild dealings in the forenoon at a considerable advance over and Captain Bacon was tho feature in the New Iberia, 120 miles from New Or ville Tobacco Warehouse common were offered at 70. Turner-Day common was 119 bid for leans, where a negro was reported yes Blue Hill event, while in the 2:10 paco ily Star won all three races and lowered Ins mark to 2:05.

The pool selling during Friday's official closing prices. Union Pacific leading with an advance of fif terday to be suffering with yellow fever, ten shares and twenty shares offered at 120. For the preferred 121 was bid for fifty shares. report the arrival early to-day of Pres teen dollars. Southern Pacific advanced the last race was started.

About the Ident Irion, of the State Board of middle of the afternoon officers appealed According to a Wellsvttle. dispatch Van Horn Ely. president of the Ohio Finance Company, has announced the beginning of construction of an Interurban electric road. He has announced that the road will ba In operation within a year. It will extend from Server, down the Ohio Valley to Brilliant.

where the Ohio river will be bridged and the rood continued to Wheeling. W. Bridgeport and Bellaire. O. The company has had trouble In securing coveted franchises to build Its road through Steubenville.

but Tor-onto and Smith's Fern. all the rights of way have been secured and construction on certain gap3 has started. The company has about completed the double-tracking cf ten mile of rood purchased through Weils Walk.r and Eat Liverpool. five dollars and Atchison iopeka and Santa Fe and Pennsylvania four dol Central Home Telephone was twenty-five shares offered at 20, 10 bid for ten shares, 19 bid for ten shares and sold and 10H bid for ten shares. Louisville Home Telephone Health, and members of his staff.

extensive string of this Louisville turfman, which is now being: raced at Saratoga, will be shipped here before the opening at the Western Jockey Club plant, and will be raced here throughout the fall meetings at both tracks. Stable room at Douglas Park has already been assigned Mr. Schulte. The fitars of the Schulte string are Zie-nap and YazcL They have raced around the New York tracks all year with the exception, of a short time they were campaigned at Salem. By consistent performances they have won numerous races lor the local man and have made themselves favorites with the Eastern racegoers.

Possibly-the greatest achievement of the Schulte horses this year was tho victory of at the Spa two weeks ago when the defeated Sanfara at six furlongs. San-lara went to Saratoga from Buffalo with great record and scored easily the nrst time out. When hooked up with Zienap it looked as though the Louisville filly would go down in defeat, but she came Lonvj an easy winner. In addition to the horses that Sir. Eehulte lias out East with him he will race other good thoroughbreds at Douglas Park, and several two-year-olds will sport tulks for the rirst time during the season ihese horses have been at Mr.

arm on the Bardstown road all summer but they are now reiuiv to i-amnow-n Systematic fumigation and screening lars each. Some irregularity developed later, but the market continued In an underneath tne grand stand ana arrested one of the pool sellers. The man was taken to Dedham, where he was Immediately bailed. His case will come up was fifty shares offered at 57. Final quotations on St.

Louis United Rail excited condition- In the final hour an advance In the Brilliant Girl was a strone favorite In rate for call money to 5 per cent, caused ways common were 48 bid and 49 asked; the preferred 81 to 82 and the 4 per cent, bonds 83 to 86. Kansaa City Railway and Light all three races of the Blue Hill event. is to be pushed, under the direction of the health officials. The fact that the case is in an isolated square In -the outskirts of the town encourages the belief that there will be no further infection. To-day's reports say there Is In tho first, however, her sulky wheel common was for sale at 56 with no bids.

struck that of Czarina Dawson and the mare broke. She had a lead at the time. Subway was 51 to Toledo Railway and tlemen, and many a sigh was left behind when the gallant First pulled a general selling movement. In the course of which many stocks lost the greater part of their gains. Union Pacific lost all of Its net gain, selling 1V below last Saturday's close.

Prior to this selling movement the market had but recovered herself and finished sec Light sold In New York at 32 and 32. tan Francisco preferred sold at 73 and 73. no excitement at New Iberia and no exodus, the population having faith ond to Captain Bacon. The finish was so fast that Captain Bacon was forced to make a new mark of Brilliant out to-night. a Practical Lesson In Camp.

The following are the latest bid and asked that science will control the Girl trotted the last race in which prices made tor securities at the Stock Ex- Quarantines have not been imposed, change: broadened generally, taking in a num ber of issues that had been inconsplcu ous earlier iij the day. COFFEE MARKET. Bonds. Capt. Brewster, United States army, gave the First a practical lesson in but temporarily indiscriminate travel to and from the town will be prohibited.

Last year there were sixteen Last Louisville St. Hv. 5s. Asiceu. 111 105 Saturday, when Holtman got the field oft 104 There has been placed on the unllstei department of the Philadelphia Exchang- 0 per cent, scrip of the United Runways Investment Company of San FranclicD drawing interest from May 1.

19C6. Aleo 5 per cent dividend ecrip drawing Interest from July 1, lO'-B. Last the Detroit United Railway Company earned for Its stock over per cent. For the seven months of this year ending July the surplus earnings have Increased or $24,134 per month. A continuation of thU rate of increase fcr the next flvf monthj would mean a growth in surplus for the year of and bring the amount up to cr nearly 10 per cent, cn the capital stock.

The statement follows: 1903. 1903. Inc. Gross earnings $10,070 Op. exp.

and 315.334 235.032 29.4:2 Louisville St. By. 414! cases of fever there, but it was of a camp arrangement this morning-. He had them tear down and erect th'jir own tents, which they did in remarkably short time. Since their stay here Hast St.

Louis and Suburban 3s.100 'e YrrrH Ail. 20. Spot Rio Bteady; mild was a new mane ana was within half a second of the record for the event. My Star was the favorite in the 2:10 pace, and had no difficulty in winning ail three races, although in the first Phalla made him trot the first race in 2:06, a new mark for the gelding. The Futurity event, which closed the day.

was run off under the old system of heats, and Funtana made a brilliant showing in the last one. Summary: The Blue Iiiu. 2:30 class trotting; purse $1,500 for each heat: Captain Bacon, b. s. (Day) 1 3 very mild type.

Doctors think the Rochester Ry. and Light Cs 'lOlfc steady. The market for futures opened steady at unchanced prices to a decline of 5 S3 Tie have been thoroughly trained opnngnsia ny. aaa iigni os St. Joaeph H.

and P. to four bad starts out of seven endeavors. On two of these occasions the fields had walked up in almost perfect alignment and had Holtman called "come on' both would have been excellent breaks. Instead of doinir this, he adhered to the 10: they have been put through as stren a.uA i4i are in excellent condition. asnvuie ay.

ana lv-ft KnoxvMe Ry. and LI Eh 5s 0av. tvhlch was about as due on the cables from foreign markets. Trading was rather less ac uous army life as any regiment of the present case is not a recrudescence of the fever of last year. It was probably imported from some point along the Mexican coast.

The absence during the forenoon of responses from the adjoining States to the telegram of Dr. regular army. They have had -com Advices from the East indicate that ir.any other prominent owners racing at Saratoga will be found at Douglas Park tive than recently and there was some scatter ing liquidation owing to the big Brazilian re Ji 10!) US 107 102 11U flat foot and halted the field when they got to the rubber, with the consequence that first one of the field would turn, then another, then a coupte would break pany drills, battalion formation in ex Brilliant Ulrl. b. m.

(Curry). ...2 ilajorie, g. m. (Thompson). cinng the nrst week of the meeting.

8 cetpts. OITerlnes were preny eti I however, and the market ruled generally Among them is E. R. Bradley, who has tended and close order, outpost duty and all other drills known to the ieg-ular army. 5 steadv with the close steady, net unchanged through the barrier, the whole occupying fully five minutes to get a field of Irion Is assumed to be expressive of U854 au4 iu-lii Net earn In E3 $24.035 $217,183 527.7: Birmingham Ry.

and Lleht lOSt Birmingham Ry. and Lignt $4 Seattle Ktectric Railway 3a 104 A. and P. V. Klec.

Ry. 93 H. and SL L. lsi raor. 53 mlVJA New Albany St.

Ry. 5s Louisville Hewn Telephone i'Oii Fayelte Home Telephone 5s 74 Seelbaoh Realty 4H HO Savannah Electric 5s Pascagoula St. Ry. and 6a. 1)2 Dallas Electric 5s Memphis St.

Ry. 5a '101 Houston Electric 5s New Orleans Ry. and LJeht S9 to 5 points lower. Sales for the day were (i hni lrnndlnir SeDtember the confidence of the authorities else Other Income ley has contracts on Jockvs MMn. 1 1 awa" h-xton Czarina.

Dawson 4 Sister Collete 6 Ann Direct 7 Luceratia 3 Time, 2:10 class pacing-; 5400 each heat: The greater portion of to-day was where that the New Iberia case will 4 ti.uOi.iir-c. October at Tc. December at 7.1Mi' tyre and Willie Knapp, and he will bring 113 Total Charges $221,407 95.321 S9.SDI 3.4C0 spent In policing the camp and male fcuu- pigsKin artists alorrg to remain be thoroughly handled. The downfall of Wee Lass, the favorite In Saturday's feature at Latonla, was a sad blow to the talent, who one and ing things in good condition for the My Star, ch. g.

(McHenry) 1 Third, which comes to-night. Col. The patient is recovering. A conference of physicians attended by Dr. Irion pledged full co-operation with the 91 all agreed that the speedy Hall Mar Surplus $154,148 $131,516 $22.6.12 From January 1 to July 3i: Gross earnings $3,216,780 $2,526,217 Op.

exp. and taxes. 1.024.95S 1.710.7CG Cormack. Surgeon Major of the State rtuiucvn irac. ana iignt as West Penn Rys.

bs troops, paid Col. Haldeman a high shall trick, which a few weeks ago was considered but a cheap selling plater, was capable of taking the measure of 100 health authorities. Dr. Irion sent a tel Fhalla, b. m.

(tj-atcomb) Jtiss Gay, b. m. (McDonald) Aintree Stilletto Pearl Tipping: Fred Italia Bonnie Wilkes compliment yesterday on the sanitary egram to Health Officer Tebor, of Net earnings $1,291,822 Other Income 26.160 20,530 0 tne shitty held, aaa racine- luck mm condition of his camp. He 2 6 2 3 dls 4 2 11 ....5 10 3 6 4 5 7 9 7 8 9 9 11 dr ,...10 3 ,...11 12 6 ,...12 7 10 ....13 5 4 Texas, asking him to come to New ..107 ..100 ..100 tated to no mean extent against the game little filly, but it is hardly probable 7.15c, llarcli at t.zoat.auc, -my t.o.iu i. and July at York.

The market opened steady and unchanged on December, but generally live points lower. Prices held around the opening agures during the morning and at midday-were still net unchanged to live points lower on sales of only 10.000 bags. The opening wan considered about right on rerelgn naws and foreign markets were al.eo quiet. Havre opened Vi franc lower, but recovered the los3 and Hamburg waa unchanged to pfg. higher, only one showing any advance.

Urazilian markets: Rio was 25 reis higher and Santos was unchanged without any alteration In the rate of exchange. Some attention was attracted by the very heavy Brazilian The two ports reported 94.000 bags for Saturday against 00.000 bags last year and the Interior Santos movement continued full. (Ware Leland. City 6a, old 123 City 4s 1923 City 43, 1923 City 4s, gold. 1937 City 3Hf Sold, 1910 City 38.

KOld. 1043 City 33. ffold. 1943 City 3a, gold, 1013 City 33. gold, 1941 630.49S C43.S13 15.U53 Total Charges Iberia and look over the situation, as to lliOli nad she had clear sailing that she would have taken the measure of the winner.

which Dr. Irion announces there is no 100 Vi loo VI thorough inspection of Camp Harris to-day and says it is In far better condition than when the First came to camp. Every tent, company street and Surplus. "Decrease. Mercy Me Bonale Moore occasion for alarm.

It was decided John English. latter was Hobson's horse Saturday, and when ready, as he "us throughout the meeting. These boys are among the cleverest riders in the country, and their presence in the saddle will be a great benefit to the game at Douglas Park. Horsemen are already beginning to flock to Douglas Park, and others are wiring that stable room be reserved lor them. The Latonla owners seem to bo a little anxious about quarters and made their applications during the time that Manager Hachmeister was at that track.

All will be taken care of that is possible, while the others will -be provided via ChurchU1 Downs by Secretary Da- The arrivals at Douglas Park yesterdav uare Charlie Van Meter. Victor Hendef- son John Peters and Allan Steele All TtleJrom Ft- Erie, where they report eam.e is Progressing nicely. AH unite in saying that horsemen on the Canadian circuit are taking a great interest the coming fall meeting at Douglas Piixk. and report that at least fiftv owners was on tnat occasion, it wui tsuze that every house in the city should be fumigated. entire grounds are as clean as a new more shifty rival than Wee Lass to take COTTON CBOP VALUES.

Sells with Interest. Stocks. American National Bank Bonk of Commerce 203 him Into camp. pin. Health.

Unusually Good. Time, 2:07. American. Trotting Horse Breeders Futurity, trotting best two In three; purse $1,800: Fatana, b. (Xolon) 1 3 Blue Hill, b.

(Titer) 3 2 Albtngen, b. c. (Horan) 2 3 Time, "COLONELS" OFFER AS Racing Secretary Lyman Davis, who will be found at the old stand during Citizens' National Bank 205U ESCORT TO W. J. BRYAN.

The health of the First regiment has been remarkable. There has not been the Churchill Downs meeting, will also be in control of tfiie racing end of the Kentucky State Fair, to be held at Churchill Downs tho third week in Sep a man in the hospital ill from any NEW HIGH RECORD. tember, uavis intends maKinir the rac 260 3S(1 177 14S 233 127 145 2C0 100 ICO 1411 3C5 ISO 141) 100 100 cause except being overcome from heat. Friday the regiment was given an eight-mile "hike" on outpost duty. ing the feature of the fair, and to this end will introduce several novelties in the shape of heat races, a long-distance race ana the ever-noDular Gentlemen riders ON HEAVY SALES OF SHARES STOCK EXCHANGE.

At a meeting of the Kentucky Coolnels, held last night at the Willard Hotel, plans were discussed for the part the organization expects to play in the entertainment of "William Jennings Bryan on the occasion of his visit to Louisville in September, and a resolution was adopfed offering the members' services as escort to Mr. Bryan. It was also resolved that the organization adopt a permanent badge that will be handsome, substantial and durable. A committee was appointed to take this matter under advisement. An race.

The latter will probably be decided on the concluding day of the fair. and Ave men fell out prostrated. They were quickly revived and went on duty next day. The term "valorization" has been used so frequently lately In connection with the coffee market that there have been a goodly number of Inquiries for an exact meaning of the word. The New York Journal of Commerce makes the following reply to one of its inquiries: "So far as we are aware, tho word 'valorization has not found its way into any of the dictionaries as yet.

It may be defined as a device for maintaining the price of a commodity (especially coffee) at or above a certain level by artificial means. Coffee is the article to which valorization is about to be applied in Brazil. The three principal coffee-producing States of that country' are about to attempt to fix and maintain within certain limits the price of the better grades of Tee. Thy propose to borrow about $75,000." uO to be used in carrying the project through. It may become necessary to buy and store considerable quantities of coffee, for public account, and this money will be used for that purpose among others.

Then overproduction will be discouraged in various ways and an export tax, will be levied, making it difficult or impossible to sell the coffee for export at prices lower than those fixed by the authorities. The whole process is known as the valorization of coffee." -CS Elgin Butter. Since the announcement by John Hack. One of the best features of the camp 143 this year was the rifle range. This de Accumulation of Orders and Continu partment was under the command of 12 8 92 7u 121 other committee was named to fix on a ance of Excitement At Monday's Opening.

Capt. Victor K. Dodge, of Lexington. A range was established on the Ohio 120 Vi river bank, a quarter of a mile from the be on hand before u.e first week racing comes to a close Mr. an Meter expects to have the public make a great fuss over his made his ocbut at Churchill Downs during the ear-m one race from a faJr -3inne Ult Ume he has improved inderfully and Is now considered one of the best two-year-olds seen in Canada atVoSFHark7iU be a frequeDt start und Peter- own Butlnski refused to sell the for-S' to race in Louisville J1011 me(ins- They had an offer of $1,200 for their sprinter, but It was turned down without consideration Kurtz! m-mn has gone wrong and will not be seen fi.ad this afternoon and then turned out Ivr a long rest.

Allan Steele is one of the best known t.ainers in the country. He was formerly employed by John E. Madden and made a great success. He is now training hi? own horses, although he has a couple in hi3 charge which belong to one of the most prominent politicians in Louisville One is Timothy Wen, which is a young: "20 170 camp, which afforded a splendid loca New fork, Aug. 20.

Further excite tion for small rifle practice. Each com ment attended the opening of the stock permanent place for the holding of tne meetings of the organization. It is likely that quarters will be established In the New Armory- In spite of the warm evening about thirty of the "Colonels" attended the meeting. President W. J.

O'Hearn presided. PATROLMAN BROWN SHOOTS MAD DOG. 4SV4 pany of the First participated, and as melster that Western Jockey Club licenses would be required by all horsemen, trainers, jockeys and valets racing at Douglas Park, there has been a wholesale declaration to the effect that hundreds of horses will be rested up preparatory to the opening of Churchill Downs. It is hardly probable that any trouble will arise out of the license question, however, as the same tangle would ultimately arise at New Orleans. It is highly probable that the American Turf Association will hold a meeting the coming week, after the close of Fort Erie, as it will be a reasonable certainty that a quorum can be got together.

Matt Winn, president of the association, will make an endeavor to get them together at Latonla and at which meeting It is fully expected the matter of Western Jockey Club admirers racing at Churchill Downs will be taken up. market to-day. There was' an unusually large attendance of members, manv a whole their score was excellent. lmy, at 23c a pound. of whom had cut short tholr vacations Safe? fir the "eek S3 Elgin.

Aug. 20. Butter firm Sergt. Moffat, of Company is the winner of the regimental medal. His 100 score of 102 is far better than any 00 Vi previous score made so far In the guard.

A mad doe: at the grocery of Julius CONGRESSIONAL APPROPRIATIONS AMOUNT TO NEARLY A BILLION 101 90 100 Strauss, Jackson and Gray streets, caused First National Bank. German Bank 870 German Insurance Bank 3T0 German Security Bank 172 Southern National Bank. 147 Union National Bank 231 Stock Yards Bank Vll Louisville National Banking- 144 National Bank of Kentucky 2C0 Third National Bank 103 Western National Bank 91 Columbia Finance and Trust Fidelity Trust Co Louisville Trust Co 383 United States Trust Co 135 Louisville Title Co 99 Bourbon Stock Yards 9tl Louisville Bridge stock. 139 Louisville Gas stock 139 Louisville Heating com 59 Louisville Heating pre 90 Louisville Tob. W.

H. Co. 60 Louisville Tob. W. H.

Co. Turner, Day Wool worth 119 Turner, Day Wool worth 121 Central Home Teleph one 10 Kentucky Wagon Works Louisville Home Telephone 544 New Gait House com 15 New Gait House pref B. F. Avery Sons com 85 B. F.

Avery Sons pref Fayette Home Telephone 25 May Held Woolen Mills com Mayfleld Woolen Mills pref Michigan Light com 85 Michigan Light pref. 10114 Federal Chemical com Federal Chemical pref. Seelbach Realty Co Merchants' Ice and Cold Storage. Louisville Traction com 130 Louisville Traction pref 327 East St. Louis and Suburban Rochester Ry.

and Light 93 Rochester Railway pref 301 Sprlngileid Ry. and Light S3 St. Joseph H. and P. com St.

Joseph H. and P. pref Birmingham Ry. and Light Birmingham Ry. and Light pref.

102 NashvllIe'Ry. and Light 40 Nashville Ry. and Light pref S5tt Seattle Electric com 83 Seattle Electric pref ini United Rys. Inv. S.

F. com 6S United Rys. Inv. S. F.

pref. 73 Knoxvtlle Ry. and Light Zti Knoxvllle Ry. and Light 9S New Albany St. Ry.

pref. S5 Toledo Railway and Light 32 Dallas Electric com Dallas Electric pref. 73 Savannah Electric com Savannah Electric pref. 87 Memphis St. Ry.

com 66 Memphis St. Ry. pref 83 Houston Electric com Houston Electric pref Wet Penn Rys. com 34 West Penn Rys. pref 73 New Orleans Ry.

and Light com. 30 New Orleans Ry. and Light pref. 81 Col'bus. Delaware Marlon vi Northern Texas Electric co.tt.

23 Northern Texas Electric pref Grand Rapids Ry. com 75 Grand Rapids Ry. Paducah Trac. and Light com Paduc-h Trac. and Light pref.

Lexington and Interurban 15 Norfolk Railway and 140VI The regimental staff officers went on the range this morning, and a large barn was moved for their target, which considerable excitement yesterday atter-noon. A dog owned by Mr. Strauss had been attached to a small, wagon and had 04 Vi been driven un and down the street by was missed every shot. American Association Batting Averages. the children of the neighborhood until madness, superinduced by the intense resulted.

The doe dashed Into the 11 84 61 8.x The officers are experts with the pistol, but when it comes to rifle shoot Increase of Almost Sixty Millions Over Sum Appropriated at Last Session of Fifty-eighth Congress. grocery and ran around so queerly that ing they are not in it with the "non 8 47? Kenna, Hallman, Kerwin and Woodruff Near the Top of corns" and privates. Only one officer Mr. Strauss ana tne cierns Decame so frightened that they rushed Into the street and called for a noliceman. Patrolman won a medal, he being Capt.

Wailace, f5 83 Roar Brown killed the dog. "Washington, Auff. 20. According to over 1906, It is said $42,447,201.08 was of Company C. tne List as Heavy Hitiers.

a statement issued to-day by Thomas for the Isthmian canal, the balance be ing accounted for through the annro It Is too early to arrive at any but an approximate value of the cotton crops for the current season, but there appears to be a general willingness to concede a crop of 12.0OO.C0o bales. On this basis the total value cf the maturing crop may be compared with those cf precedinc years, at an average price, say of 10 cents a pound. At this price, which equa's $50 a bale, in round numbers, the crop wouM be worth says the Wall Street Journal. The export prices of cotton during the fbcal year ending June 30 was a little above 11 cents a pound. The total exports were 3.631.045.170 pounds, for which a value or $401,005,921 was received.

This average is 21c a pound mjre than the average for the crop year ending August 31, 19C5. The only year during which cotton exports brought anything like a corresponding value was In 190-1, when the average was 12c a pound. The price of 10c for the coming year does not appear to be excessive because It Is practically the average of the three preceding years. The crop, compared with the farm' value and the export value for five succeeding years. Is given with the value for the new crop year estimated, and the export price: Farm Export exp.

Price Yrs. Cropbales. Value. Value. Per lb.

1906-7 11.0 1905-6 ..10.725.000 556.OPO.000 401.0CO.CO0 89 1904-5 380,000.000 12 0 1903-4 576,000,000 371.00O.00f 8.9 1902-3 422,000.100 2S5.000.0C0 8 3 The difference between the exports and the imports of the United States Is now about $400,000,000. It does not rise much higher than that, though for the present year there Is a somewhat higher margin. In other words, the cotton crops makes the difference between the presence and the absence of a balance of trade ln Favor of the United States. The exchange relations of the United States with the European money markets would bear a vtry different complexion, but for the share which the cotton market contributes to these relations. It Is also therefore of primary importance to the United States whether a large or small cotton crop Is available for export.

While the same may be said of any other agricultural product. It Is especially true of cotton because European consumers may get their wheat and corn from Argentine, India and Russia, but they have no prospect of industrial prosperity ln the textile trades, without our indispensable surplus cotton supply. The rise In Union Is regarded In many circles as nothing more than a belated adjustment of price to value. It has been claimed for a considerable length of time that, according to standard measurement of values, Union Pacific was worth as much as St. Paul.

If not more. The company bad the assets and the earning power to Justify an advance in price and the declaration of the dividend to which It was fully entitled, in the opinion ot many persons, was followed by a quick adjustment of price to values. There cxe no doubt many other properties that ore selling below their Intrinsic merit. Many students of railroad properties consider that Louisville and Nashville Is perhaps the most conspicuous example, says the Wall Street Summary. We showed recently that Louisville and Nashville, cogether with Nashville, Chattanooga and St.

Louis, seven-tenths of the stock of which Is owned by the Louisville and Nashville, -have ln the last few years taken from earnings more than $50,000,000 and devoted the same to the upbuilding of property. Louisville and Nashville, Including returns from numerous Investments. Is now lleved to have an actual earning power ot over 20 per or as large an earning power oB its capital as has either St. Pool or Illinois Central on its. Th book value of Loutsviila and.

Nashville Is figured by some experts at ISO, and ithtrre are observers, who believe that an adjustment 'of price to value ln this 'cas is liable to come unexpectedly soon. HE "umber of .300 hitters In the flT A 15 XT CT" Bit MISS JESSAMINE BAKR0W ROBBED OF PURSE, The officers and men say their stay here has been the most, pleasant camp to which have ever been. They are loud in their praise of the courteous treatment they have received and the American Association Is Gradually 70 'si 67 3' 6 I Graham, 344 91 10 14 "Go selling flora to about where they Hart. Minneapolis. .106 416 110 14 IS I P.

Cleaves and James C. Courts, Chief Clerk respectively of the Senate and House Committees on Appropriations, Congress at its last session appropriated for the fiscal year 1907 nearly a billion dollars. The pxaot amount Is 1 Kahoe, Indianapolis 212 06 2 1 .264 twenty-six, Sugden. St. ..109 422 111 12 Sueden.

St. Paul a- deep interest shown in them. Miss Jessamine Bakrow, assistant In as -nas tne case at the end of the flrst I nceIer. st- Paul. .116 43S 115 16 13 .203 structor at the playgrounds of the Neigh.

00 10 15 S79.589.185.16, representing an in- 100 10 month, there are now fifteen players who IS. are above the magic circle. Cassady, Kan. City.114 415 SUIT FILED TO OUST EXPRESS COMPANIES 10S 15 23 91 15 7 borhood House; at 530 First street, was robbed of a pocketbook, which contained some valuable papers, at 11:30 o'clock' yesterday morning. She was returning home from the Neighborhood House and was Fred Odwell.

of the Toledo club, who nnn Ind'anaP- 353 9 77 25 91 OS 84 J4 43U 3 34g SB a8 78 SO 73 10 18 S3 104 104 64 o. the season, is now leading with a per- McCormick. 4C6 prlatior.s for the carrying out of the meat inspection law, the continuance of contracts for river and harbor work, the reorganization of the Diplomatic and Consular Service, and the extension of the rural free delivery service. On the subject of new offices and employments, Messrs. Cleaves and Courts say: "The new officers and employments specifically authorized are 6,934 in number, at an annua! compensation of $6,615,870.

and those abolished or omitted are 5,285 in number, at an annual compensation of $4,010,109, a net increase of $1,649 in number and in-arnount. "Deducting from the net increase of Hit 1VL sa'aries and employments 1,366 additional employes for the postal service, there remain only 283 net Increase in employments for all other departments and branches of the pub-He service." i crease of $69,404,550.20 over the sum i appropriated the last session of the Fifty-eighth Congress for 1906. The largest item is contained in the appro- Zl'i priation for the Post-offlce Depart-'JgZ ment, the amount allotted being 695.99S.75. The next largest sum was -ltcner Kenna, of Louisville 79 250 Failure To Deliver Freight Without deeply engrossed conversation wnn a little child who lived at the house, when, as she passed the alley on First street between Walnut and Green streets, a vi. le.

is tnira with .366. and Billv Hallman Kan. city 24 99 and Billy Hallman, 1 5.an- City 24 99 14 13 4 5 1 9 2 16 10 4 4 2 13 7 Payment of Added Fee Is Cause of Action. w.io report has it will go to Pittsbunr Ic't e5, Indlanap 72 29) Unrd with 3K anil rlsk! of SL PaaUFtener. "nJufnXJlfs1 21 TC negro jumped toward her and seized her comes next with .327: Denny Sullivan, who Clark, Milwaukee 92 317 has been sold to Boston, .323, and Qiarlie 1 priated amounting to $140,245,500.

or 93 14 13 purse rrom ner nanu. ine negro atw-Leu up the alley and, before anybody could be summoned to chase him. he got away with the pocketbook. Miss Bakrow reported the thelt to the police. 13 IS nearly twice as much as was allowed iiuiswiit, 370 Robinson.

Miiwau ..110 423 Goodwin, 23 (3 Coy, St. Paul 60 179 104 16 Indianapolis, Aug. 20. Charging that many dally violate the laws of the was wiui (jincinnatl and Cleveland. .322.

Danny Green, of Milwaukee 1b tho only Brewer batting over .300. Billy Hallman. ot 10,1. tor the support of the army and over forty millions more than was granted for the naval establishment. Of the net Increase of $59,404,550.20 Hemphill.

94 S35 Quinlan. Loulsville.110 404 State governing their corporate exist 44 2 3 S2 11 10 9S 4 94 11 17 93 16 10 57 10 tolen bases with forty-one, and Lefty Da. PZlST' 07 393 PATROLMAN RESIGNS TO BECOME PHOTOGRAPHER. ence in Indiana by refusing to deliver freight consigned to persons living within the corporate limits of the city of Indianapolis, without the payment Stock Exchange Sales. The following the sales ai to-day's session of the Stock Exchange: 10 shares Central Home Telephone 19 The Toledo Railways and Light Company for the month of July and the seven months ending July 31 reports as follows: 1905 1500.

Inc. Receipts $171,994 $180,969 $3,074 Operating expenses 84.873 89.616 4,772 John G. Callahan, who has been a nn. of an added fee, Merrill Moores, at a 'nneaPlls. second with thirty-1 Freeman.

65 239 Ave. Woodruff, of Louisville, is third Frantz. Kan. 70- 243 VTifh Ehlrty-two. Ryan.

Columbus SO 231 Wrisley. of Columbus; Sullivan of Min-! JJ.I'- Columbus.117 449 StanpalVM 1 tied for sacrifice hits with twenty-seven jAtherton. Indianap! 53 1S9 acl1- Frlel, Columbus 112 averages follow: IThielman. Indianap. is 5S torney, acting on the relation of Chas IN ORDER TO AVOID A SCARCITY OF SMALL MONEY Secretary Shaw Instructs Treasurer When Unable to Meet Demands For Fives to Send Out Ones and Twos.

trolman in the Seventh district for several years, has resigned from the police force. Mr. Callahan will open a photographer's studio on Market street, between P. Benedict, Prosecuting Attorney, and .235 .224 .220 .211 .214 .214 the Railroad Commission of Indiana, $37,120 $91,322 $4,201 43,106 42,785 321 Net earnings Deductions v. sf s'1-Tc-' Stoner.

Louisville ..52 153 CMwell. Tnlfrtn has filed suits in the Superior Court to oust three of the express companies doing business in Indianapolis the Adams Express Company, the United 22 2 2 juiiiib, u)uisvme 4S 151 4t 1 J-ilckey. Indianap 22 56 Net income $44,014 $48,637 $4,523 Per cent- operating exp. 49 49 Seven months, ending July 1906. 1905.

Inc. Receipts $1,143,471 $75,683 Operating exp 548,610 608,492 49.S2 Tentn ana iievenm. Death of Dr. Charles J. Jones.

Merom, Aug. 20. Dr. Charles J. Jones, president of the Union Christian College, died at his home here this afternoon of stontach trouble.

He was sixty-six years of age, and had been in the ministry forty-seven years. He came here twb years ago from Marlon, .213 .213 j.uima.n, LOUlsvllIe.llS 437 153 41 IS5- U7 145 10 buihvan, 414 130 21 C. Carr. SO 317 102 9 Washington, Aug. 20.

Secretary States Express Company and the that silver certificates cannot be issued except for silver actuallv tn 210 Shaw to-day made public the following American Express Company. M-ncnman. columb. 79 296 94 12 D.ivla. Minneapolis, 405 143 35 In the same connection, Mr.

Moores ury. Gold can be deposited in the treasury and gold certificates demand- $5.19,178 $544,978 $25,800 296.021 296.500 M15 Net earnings Deductions has filed suits against the same com statement: "The Secretary of the Treasury has instructed the Treasurer that when unable to meet all demands for small jg bills to send ones and twos in to fives. The Secretary takes the sum tertmcaies are redefmabli gold on demand. Silver panies to mandate them to observe the Indiana statute which requires express InL, where he was pastor of the First $222,256 $248,472 $26,216 51 52 Net Income Per cent. op.

companies to deliver rreignt to con posited In the treasury and silver certificates, demanded, and these certificates in turn are redeemable In silver Christian church. Dr. Jones organized and built six Christian churches, the largest of which was at Va. Decrease. slgnees in all towns of the State having .187 i jposltion that when the department Is 7 unable to meet all demands upon it, it 3 .353 may exercise a discretion as to the ucnaiiu.

uoia ana suver certificateo are exactly what thev t-erry. inaianap 100 361 Mlnneap 63 202 Puttman. Louisville 32 100 Dougherty, Miiwau. 31 SI -oiS Suthoff. Toledo 27 72 Sage, Milwaukee 20 3uo Robertaille.

25 S3 -JOo Oberlin, Miiwau 34 99 -304 Kellum. Indianap ..42 12S .303 Gehrlng. Mlnneap ..52 133 Shannon. 59 1S7 .301 wiiiiamsi Indianap. 47 172 "00, Holmes, Indianfo 69 219 -gfa Dunkle.

Louisville. 32 100 "52 lFox- Mlnneap 94. 234 I Cromley, 21 67 289 I Elliott. 22 64 250 'Sullivan, Kan. City.

67 202 JS: Morgan. St. 32 97 gj 1 Thomas, 31 93 To Mlnahan, 22 67 Crutcher, Kan. City 11 27 'Si5lMarcan. Indlanao S78 SSlStecher, 22 50 I Curtis, Milwaukee.

34 96 .275 (Durham, Kan. City. 29 80 K'Twln, tn ji 35 Pickering 470 H9 19 7 Grjen. .116 433 131 23 in Woodruff. LoulsvlllelM 431 136 32 17 Ai bott, Toledo 90 209 90 1 4 nnsant.

St. 3S7 lli 7 17 Burke. Kan. 403 119 37 0 Toledo.117 303 115 16 Bu.Uvan, Loulsvttle.115 471 137-53 14 Clmsman, 40 159 46 7 Hill; Kan. City lis 454 130 25 9 Aoncc.

Toledo 99 320 93 11 11 SI 252 70. 9 6 Haftord. Indianap 7 IS 6 Mil WA.nlrf.fk 9J1: "i ISO demands to which it will Hv( nrpfpr- Net returna ot $2,100,000 after deducting all charges on $20,000,000 stock ore reported by the Distillers Company for the Jlscal year ending on June 80. This gain ln the earnings etjuaH They are receipts which the Government issues for an actual deposit of the kind of coin designated in the cer- The McKlnley syndicate has secured a -license from the Secretary of State to Incorporate the Danville and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company to construct an' electric railroad from Danville through Vermillion county. Th office of the company Is at Champaign; capital stock $5,000.

This line Is be a feeder foe the Illinois Traction system and la to connect electric railroads of IlllnoLi and Indiana, making a complete line from the Indiana State line to St. Louis. 40 6 IS 60 9 12 1 31 4 36 1 15 9 4 56 7 per from which the dividends. of 4 -per cent, are to be paid. As the demand for de- 'The volume, therefore of iii naturallxed alcohol promises to be enormous; the Distillers' Company la now.

'devoting its cnenrles to taking Advantage of the free alcohol tSflcates is limited to the amount ot silver actually deposited. Most of the ln. of Pittsburg Buys Another Pitcher. Des Moines, Aug. 20.

Manager Cantillion to-day sold Pitcher a star left-hander of the Des Moines team, to Pittsburg, the consideration being J2.500. Edwards' Big Vote. Monticello. Aug. 20.

Special. Complete returns from nine precincts in this" county give Edwards 392 votes, Herd 147, "White 19. In tho remainin; three precincts no election was held, on account of absence of ballots. balden. 10S 364" 101 14' J.

-Clark, 91 322 S3 16 law when "its goes Into effect January 1, 31X17. a population or z.auu,. ana, to test tne validity of the law exacting a penalty for failure to observe this law, has filed six suits for $500 penalty for alleged failure to deliver freight to the address of Indianapolis people who declare they have been forced to pay an extra fee to have freight consigned to them delivered at their, residences or places of business. This penalty, lf recovered, goes to the school fund. Policeman Kills Negro.

Columbus, Aug. 20. While making a desperate struggle to resist arrest, George Bird, a negro, aged thirty-two, was shot and Instantly killed here early to-night by Policeman S. S. Newport.

The patrolman- fired only one shot-' The shooting was in a notorious negro section. Bird, who was a hod-carrier, with a reputation in oolica dr- It is believed that the Dlacuiers Company Pe'Tlne. Kan fMttr iir iu i or "le Panics will return silver certificates of the higher denominations and take nltiioi. 13 1 16 4 6 18 .179 .172 .165 .361 .140 .125 .125 .123 .108 .107 .301 .102 .074 .047 ence. "There Is no source from which the demand for money In denomination of less than five dollars can be supplied other than silver and silver certificates.

There is, however, a source of supply for currency denomination of five dollars, namely, national bank "Since the Secretary's circular to banks urging them to increase their notes of the denomination of' five dollars, practically in fives have been ordered and nearly" nine millions have been delivered. Most of the remainder will go out In the next thirty days. "The Secretary In this authorized statement calls attention to the fact known to all but overlooked by many, will show earnings for the year to. end June 30, 1007, ot 20 per cent, upon Its stock, or near- ItCfienfeW St Paul 62 207 12 8L F1 JU 6 130 14 JTS'Berger, 33 106 Francisco. Within the twenty-four hour ending at 6 o'clock Thursday night, fifty-one -permanent buildings were started In this city, and seventy-seven building- permits were." sued.

The street railway companies report Veil, Columbus 25 G8 Groth, Columbus 17 43 ly three times Its present earnings. A ni outlook ought to make the selling now -f i iju it, TrtlArtrt' inn vrv, iu SSI Prultt, St. 12 37' 4 1 St. 27 74 8 Chech. Toledo 10 2S around 60, worth at -least ten or-fifteen points moro before this year's end.

(Financial World. or silver certificates In denominations of one and two dollars there will he' no scarcity of small money. Their Ware 5nV te PfOP'1 "PPed by the small bills authorized by the banks, congress has not unwisely planned for the needs of the country. It rests with the" -170 that their business. is now; equal to 90 per the traffic handled.

before the lVSnJSSP 407 uo 18 11 -r IM A SmSSSS; CUT-- 354 95 12 10 jfaan. MUwau ..117 4C 123 St Louis "Wool. St. Louis," Auff. 20.

Woo! steady; medium combing andr clotblng, 24628c; light fine lS22c; heavy fine 14317c; tub-washed 32 vicuu i 111 2 Swonn. Kan. 33 108 IT 2 Ford. Mlnneap 2S SI 6 a Cadwalader. Minnc.

SO SS i The general belief Is that the common stock Southern Railway will be placed on a'dlvldeud. paying basis within this i xDectatiooMa justified Is sJiown a xnis year. tne roaas in tne vanaernut system wm earn from $25,000,000 $.000,000 toora In" arm Mhtnr'. AM In In 7... tuuir operations to meet these needs.".