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Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York
2S Nassau Street
Capital - $5,000,000.
Surplus - 18.000,000.
/ it'tb Avenue Ii ranch
514 Fifth Avenue
London Branch
33 Lombard St.. E. C
Hanover National Bank
National Park Bank
Fourth National Bank
American Surety Co.
ills 1 fl\ GIT.RERT,
• Wall S«rr«-«.
' WANTBO
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FREDERIO H. HATCH & CO.
New York Boston
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100 GENERAL MOTORS Pf d & Com
50 U. S. MOTORS Pfd & Com
Hal!oweil <S Henry,
Edward B. Smith & Co j
Bankers
Philadelphia New York j
1852 1910
Jas, B. Colgate & to.
«B \\ ai: B*.. X«*r York
« v -TIM X EX. M " x
MEETINGS.
TO Till: BTOCKHOUDKBS OF •HE KOTO
ORAPU COMPANY.
N'oUoe ie b«**W Ei v «:i thMt a ?v<clal ';.« > ctlr.r
♦>r*lhf st<x-k!iold<-rs of Tl-* Rotograpb Ompanj
bu i^n called by th«- Director; of the saii cor-
Mmtlon. fut-uam t.. Section -■ of the u^ral
rtanoiratfaa l^iw. and will »-" hclJ at Rooms 40S
4O:i tht- temporary orii'o of Urn ration^ at
Xo'lM Nassau Street. In l!.e r.or..uc!i t>£ Manliat
ia-^ City. Conntr ard State or New Yark. en
jbß 2Mli"dav ol October. IJUi'. at " o'clock in tbe
j,«itrn.K.n an.l that at said roeetlas a resolution
xr:;i b^ BubmlttM to th<? Btockboldcra for the pur
x-5- of 11s«olMncr t:.e --«vld cor^io-ati.-ii voluntarily
"ttted New York. Oeteiber sth. l« •
MOBHIS Bt.AU.' CeuetafT
~ NOTICE OP ANN I AL MEETING
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS FARGO & COMPANY.
T*« a.r»« hereby' ratified that the r.<»xt Annual
M^t-nc of th«- etofk ! iold*-rs of «a.d company
*,r" thy cUM-tion of Direct »ra for \\\o «'.»uing
%.»r and tli« traneartion of fcucb other bus. -
B«0a as rnny come before the meettac, will b*
i-.ld Ir. the oflU-e «.f Uie Company, ..1 Uroac
•vav N<:« York City. N. T-. on Thureday.
ivv.boi- is. 1310. at ten o'clock A. M.
' T!i<- Transf.-r TZ<.-"\i* will l.c closed at I 1 M.,
October 3. l»lf>. -UTid remain clot»ed until 10
A. 3.1 . OcUfcer I*. 1010.
A. W. mtBTERIf A NN^Fecretary.
sotice.
Tin* Arjiual Sleeting of the Sooi«M y of i-t.
l nke'F Uo^r.lL»l »!il 1* b«M at St. duties Bo»
,0x»l <-att.r ; .i:al H«!pbii=. Borsch of Manhattan.
<n-. 'of Kcw York. <>n St. Luke's Daj. October
iMh l'.'im. at fiv oVlork. P. M.
; . HnrFM.O' y:;.i.vT; ycr.'tary.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
\ <JivH-nd o( Tw DoQani Ttr Fh;«c win he
tstirl r.n Satiirdßv. < .r-to^r loth. 1810. to rtOCk
bofcfcva <t rmeori at xtr ck^e of Mimics* on
rr!d»>. September »'. 1810-
WSJ. TL DRIVES. Treasurer.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
tnREJIB COURT. OOUXTT OF SEV." YORK.
T.illinn Roaw. plaintiff. h«nir.si Moses B. Sh:ll
«nfl "ibrrs. d»-f^ndant». — In i>urauanc« of c.
iU''«m«-Tii ..f foie.U.si-.r.- ilid t-th\ duly ma.ie
»n<3 .nUr.J in tV.e al»v. er.titl.-d sotlor and
»*a-!rp <i.i:e tlj- 2"» th day <-f July. il'Ht, find an
o^d.r ma.ie and entered in KaiT acti .n
«.). Cbc — ".<! <s:»y of .... 1. tlie
■ad«rrfsrne<l, t'"> i:«.-f»re»> in fal-i luripnu'iit
namr-.-. will s-U it puMic auction, at t!i»- Ex
ehar^e Saletronm. No« 14-1« Ve«er Street. in
11,.j BOTttgh rf Manhattan. Ciiy of N'-n York,
on the 17th day ..f October. 15*10. at 12 o'clock
Tm.T! on that dAy. by .los<-pti P. l)a>-. Xnc
t!..».«r. Ihe i>r^n:!s--» flirected b> salii Ju'ic
rier.t to be aoM, aiiti therein tlc-scrll-ed as fol-
Ml t'.nt eertHin lot, pi«^e or pnr<-el of lar.u.
*vith the bafldlacs and haprowemeata tl.ereon
•■r^r-tt-rt. K!tu.it»-. lyinr and 1.-in»t i" tlie T!.»r
»ijp!i of Manhattan, of tb« City 9t Ncu York.
1n TlO Ooont} »!id Slat*- of rvVw York, boutnifd
«nd 'lo^f-rlti/'i a» follows: B'Rinnlr.K at a point
•,n the nortberljr side of Om HiJiidrt-ii ami
Nirete*.?-*!! *-t. dis'snt «>n*- liunrtr«d and
-; r <i::7> fo^-t six <0t 1r..-t!^s \i-.-st«-rly
from th« «-om> t farmed t>y tiie int«nectloa 'it
th. mv«terly e)df of Fever.th Avenue, with the
Borthertv »-i<i*. tA On* llnadred and Nineteenth
Bt;e».t. rui.tiins tJic:.<-- northerly, arnl parallel
with th- westerly »<id- of Seventh Avpnun and
jMirt of tii<- dtatmooe threusli a party wall, one
fn;!«;j«---1 (loin f^ot r>v«-n «lli inches; 1h«-nc»
... jiara!l«l wit)! t:«- Hurt Her] y >Id« of
On* Hundred an,] Nineteenth Ptr<-*t, thirty-
K »v*.f> i::7t feel six (•'.? Inches; th«oce aoatn
•rlv p»ra.;i<-i wi*.!) th" vn^n-rly sni»- of S»-\^-nth
O re hun^rpfi fiftH f<»-t ei«-ven HI)
Irrl.e* to the northerly elje of One Hundred
«r«l NlnetcnUj Str*<t: 1li«nco «-a» i tfr!y. alr.tig
ih»^ BOTthf-rly ei4* of On.- Hundred and \*lne
■••♦Tilh Rtre«t tlilrly-*e\«-n «.>7i feet six <6)
In^*i»* 10 th»* p.-Jrit or r>lare of be^lunlnn:.
r>pted New York. ti<j<t»*mher I 1fll«<.
MANTON il "VVVVEn-U B^f«r*e.
ronmT 1. TT;kK. Attorney for PUintifr.
%o TS, Xa^s-a!! Stret-t, UorouFh of Manhat
tan.-New York City.
TV.c Toji"»"in« ia a .Ilupram of the property
H ,* mm V>% »tre«t mirahor ta 2Ctr, \\>«t
Utttli B'reet-t, Boroupli of Manhattan, New
y«rv r jty:
W. 118 th Ft
Thr aj'j.rrxlmE'e amount tf 'he l'.cn ->t
♦•hr-rge, to tatlsfy whlrh tl.r si.r.ve-deßi-nbed
mopcrty Is Tv *•<■ aotd. if $12.7. arith im*-r
•ti t\^rt—r. lrr.m Hif JStli day ot July. i»ie
i<-tzfihrr wit'i i'nfi» »n<l ailowmtioa tnourlmc
to «,«:;O.SO, *Hh ln»-r«-»t from .T»j!v 2Oth. irHO.
lagniltm -with Ut« expenaws <.r t!.e nal". Tli»
• PlTOximnte aiuoiint of th" taxis. Mll•»-s^m•-^^^
*>t.c »atrr r»tf-ii. <>r otV^r Jiens. -wfjich are 10
! * all°»''l to t'u- fiurrliastr «>ut f.f the j.ur
clHFe }ri'tr>r\. ..r J>a.ll 1 }• «!]« Itef.-roe, la *127>
«U<l lnt«-r«rt.
.-\3i!d t-ri.r;iis<ti .vil! if noln Fubj«<-t to a firt*
mi,rt;«s. of $<I.<KM». -nlih arrrued interert
Ibtcoa at th« rate of fh< >T<r. r 1 j..-r ai;ijuin.
Dated. N« Y<.rk. September 23d, jyio.
MAKTON M WVVKI.I, BcCense
RECEIVERS' NOTICE.
VAN KANNi:i- JIKVOI-VIN«; DOOK OOM-
I'AXV.- In jiuiajauix- of ;.n •■!•;«-: «f the I'Klfd
Stat<-s Cir<uil Ccun for ih«- Ka»tcrn Incirict of
N.w York, iiia*- »>y li"!:'>r:itj]^ Tliuriia* | vr «
Omtflc-ld, I'nllHl Stuteu I'ißtrif.t .IjC*;e holdlior
ili^ <'ourt. bearlnK <:*f' the %th flay of Ootobtr.
■■i" notl»»- *> herel.r iriven to all <-r*-'litot> of
OK Vail Karti'l 11. vulvliic \Jour < '<uiij«iriy and
ail x«./>"r.ti l;O!£ir:j; HV? <>z*-li ut mtjt'ijftlnK OOBV
:i»<t!. <rr »n»saß<-:ij''lil* of *ai& oor]»oiatiori. "-.it
th«v art- jtijuiu-i to jir'sert th«-ir r<-«pet ti,«
. Itiimt. a«-durjtK. (o^innis a/i<i ur-u.undt. tiuly
\f\ii~<i, to Ui<- uurt»-rsipr.*-.J. <]uly rt-
.■♦•lverf of cuM <■■ rjxiraiim:, Xt their pla<-e <,f
traoaaclimi laifitn-Kt". at tije orfir«- of chari** a.
I»^:kiT. N'n. km Bniadmr, Do»o«fJi of Manhat -
un New York <;i'y on or l*r!i.r<- th.- 7:h <3:iy «>f
November. 3MO.
lJal<--i <J7t.;U-r 12th. 51(30.
: ek.
| I ■■<>! i • ir.-
LOST BANKBOOKS.
JJAN'KIJOOK No. Xi7.:t4'i </f the I'niun lrtm«-"
BatiUll* iiar.k Ik inif«ii.p. Any T>oryt,n bating
a <l»iiii to it i« li'r^l*> '-^V.fi Kixm t<» j.M-yent
ttm «iir.e irttbta tm day* <-» waUadt to havme
•a><l ■..•<*s'..-.k .itllH^l 11.1 J4 ?•-»• J.TK- Ul-U»-<l.
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRfTEPS
"victor -.I \A.. » Nu»u bt. . catalog-.)*
free; all tnakea taken part stymTii; bargalas
In l'bd«:*'Ji">, Jttinir.^tons. Olivers, Smltlia.
SUSPEND TARIFFS AGAIN
Eastern Trunk Lines Postpone
Advances Until February 1. .
Washington. Oct. 12.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission has dp*!.'*'*! lnl ** -t
will tx» n»>c^s»ax>' in the Interest of all par
ties concerned further to suspend tlio. tar
iffs filed by the ITsili ia ii trunk lines pro
poslnir advances of th.> rates BOW in force
In Eastern classification territory.
Th« tariffs, by voluntary action of the
railroads, on the suKgrestion of the com
mission, will be suspended until February 1,
1911. This suspension is in consonance with
the, action of the Western Trunk L.in°
Committee In postponing tho effective date
of advances of Its rates until February 1.
In both instances the suspension Is made
In order to give the commission adequate
time to pass on the reasonableness of the
proposed tariffs. It Is probable that before
February 1 the commission will have de
termined the questions now pending as to
the rates in both territories and will have
announced Its order to be effective Febru
ary 1.
W. U. BOARD RE-ELECTED
i
Gross Income Largest Yet —
Many Night Letters Sent.
At the annual meeting yesterday of the
stockholders of the Western Union Tele
praph Company the directors were re
elected, and the report of the special audit
ing committee, made public a few days
apo, was submitted. President Clown'
made this statement concerning the divi
dend rate:
"The dividend has been continued at 3
per cent, because. In th* 1 opinion of the
directors, no change should be made in
this rate until it Is determined what. If
any. further charges should be made on
account of depreciation or reconstruction,
and until such rearrangements and im
provements in the property shall be made
as will enable now. Improved and extended
facilities to be given to the public."
The Income account for the fiscal year
ended June ML 1910. shows gross earnings of
J34,550.000, a new high record. The number
of messages handled was 75,135.4®, the
largest for any year in the company's
history. Tho company had on Juno SO 1,429,
04!* miles of wire, against I,3^,uOiJ miles a
year before.
The annual report notes the gratifying
public response to the "ntshl letter" Inno
vation. A continuous service to the public
Is promised in the following paragraph of
the report:
"It has not In the past l»e*'n possible for
this company to keep a large proportion of
Its offices open both day and night, Sun
days and holidays, but under arrangements
which are now in operation in some sec
lions the country, and which will soon
extend to all. it is expected that we will he
able to maintain continuous telegraph and
cable service twenty-four hours a day and
every day In the year."
SAVINGS GONE. KILLS HIMSELF
Former Court Stenographer Did Not
Want to Go to Institution
Despondent because lie did not want to
spend Ma last days in a charitable insti
tution, and suffering mentally and physi
cally through The loss of his life's savings,
Albert B. Cocliran. sixty-eight years old.
committed suicide l>y shooting himself in
the head In his room at N>> i Washington
Terrace yesterday.
Coehran had been for many years a ste
nographer in the Supreme Court, but had
retired seven years ago witti a comfortable
fortune. Shortly alter his retirement his
wife died and he went to live with the
/amlly of Dennis McGownn in the house
in Washington Terrace. When the recent
earthquake struck San Francisco Coehran
lort ('.'■. '•-•'. a building he owned there hav
ing lx>en destroyed. The remainder of his
money arms swallowed up in unfortunate
speculations, and lately the MoGowans
have sapported him.
This seemed to w*»igh heavily on Coeh
ran's mind, and when it was suggested
that lie enter a charitable InstKutlon he
;iss<-nte«l. He was to have entered the home
of '.he Uttle Sisters of the Poor, in The
Bronx, yesterday afternoon, but just be
fore the time arrived he shot himself in
the iiead. An ambulance surgeon from
Washington Heights Hospital said he had
died instantly.
iS THE B. & M.
MULLEN
Made President, After Acting as Such
Since Tuttle Resigned.
Boston. Oct. 12 Charles S. Mellen. pres
jdent of the Mew York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad, was to-day elected
president of tlie Boston & Main H;'ilr".-!i
at the directors' meeting Isere. following
the annual meeting of the stockholder*
bold Ii Lawrence, when the present board
was unanimously elected. Mr. Mellen lias
1»<-»'M a'-thm president of the Boston &
Maine since the recenl resignation or
President Lucius Tuttle.
At the same time ex-President Tuttle
was elected chairman of the hoard of di
rectors, a new office, which will make Mr.
Tuttle Htill in a large measure actively In
terested in the affairs of the road.
K. A. Ryder was re elected clerk of the
corporation a:;'! H. E. Fisher was re
elected treasurer.
Free Superfluous
Hair Dure
A Positive Remedy That Removes Any
Hairy Growth and Does Not
Burn the Skin.
STNT FREE TO YOU TOR TRIAL-
[1 Is <--as> i-ow for any woman lo nave a
beautiful face, • uidsouM arm and bust.
'-..- from all dtntisTurtnc superfluous hair.
it doesn't matter whether It's only a few
l.air.- or a regular mustache or soatee, or
how liKlit or heavy the s^owth Is, It can
be destroyed in a few minutes with the
marvelous new remedy, ICI»'«-tro-l:i.
This wonderful hair destroyer can be used
on the face, neck, arms, bust, or any por
tion of tiie i<ody with perfect safety. it is
' not like other remedies, it positively will
I not Irritate burn or soar the mot-t tender
Bkin, no matter bow iotiK It Is left on, and
It never fails t<» remove «-v. the moat ob
| Minat.; growth almost Instantly. if you
j want it permanent, last mi cur«, not merely
I teinj.orary relief. Uec-tTO-ls Is what you
j should use. for it goes to the hair roots and
j kills them.
We have decided to send a trial bottle of
Klec-tro-la lo uny man or woman who
writes for it. to prove that It does all we.
aaj", .; ••!* J<x.-ei]»t oi ;■ two-cut stamp to
help cover cost of mallinsT. The regular
: ./..-d bottle l- JI.OO ;tnd your money will i..
refunded if l.!»-< tro-la does not d.> all we
claim, We don't ask you to take our word
for what J-'b ■<■ uo-lu will do. Just nil out
Trial coupon below and mall with a two
cent stami to-duy.
i win: i in \iml\i
Kill in vuur nairif and aildretia on dotted
Jit..* bctow and fc.-nd It to K.i 11.-.-Tiv <"<»..
.fin, >',it- si. ' 'i.j< a*", encluainaj; ■. two
rent stamp to help >"\t- maUlng, and we
■•.m (uini at once a fre< trial t...ttl. that
will ■bow what Kl«-c-tro-!a will do for
you r MM.
NEW-YORK DAILY TltllirM-:. TIMUSDAV. (»(T( W :ii L. l!»io.
OFFICERS AND BOOKS GONE
Receiver Finds Interstate Land
Affairs Difficult to Fathom.
Lawrence B. Wolf, receiver for tho Intnr
stHte Land and Building < 'o-f.].oratlv«- As
sociation, of No. 261 Broa.lway. is still seek
inK in vain for news of the ofllcors an«l
hooks of the company. , From the mass of
correspondence which he and his attorneys,
Simon & Qolder. are sorting out at tho of
«ops occupied up to last Saturday by th«»
concern, he Is trying to piece together tlie
history of trio business done.
The action of the Sheriff's deputy who
carrl'Hl away the furniture caused a con
fusion In the place that makes it difficult
to pet at the records so far as they are
contained in the paper* scattered about In
one of the rooms. Letters from promoters
In various parts of the country show that
the operations of the company were, by no
means contlned to New York.
It ha.-» been Impossible BO far to ascertain
the amount of money collected by the con
cern. Rudolph yon Bayer, who was man
ager of the bond department, says that the
company owes him $5,000 for commission,
but whether or not tho $125,000 of bonds
which such a commission represents was
paid up cannot, of course, be told. Mr. yon
Haver says that this sum was only partly
paid up, and some of the Instalments were
small.
David V. Mopes, a dealer in sponges, told
yesterday before United States Commis
sioner Gllchrift of two loans of $1,000 each
which he mane to V. T. (Jerard, secretary
treasurer of the company, on the request
of Henry S. I»ott« - nhelm. the attorney for
the company. I*a*t week, be said, he had
been asked to put up H.SM on a chattel
mortgage, but refused. Sherry, the vice
president, and Gerard told him. said Hoses,
that they were negotiating a loan of $12,000
on lots in Brooklyn, and that J. A. Ander
son, the president, had tone to Kn^land
to raise $*J0.(»«i to clear up all debts of the
association.
HARRIMAN CASE ARGUMENTS
Union and Southern Pacific Defence at
St. Paul.
Bt Paul, <•<•!. 12.— 1n tho United States
Circuit Court to-day P. F. i>unn<\ general
counsel for the Southern Parifio Company,
finished his argument on behalf of the rail
roads In the government's suit to dissolve
the merper of the Southern Pacific and the
I'nion Pacific railroads.
Mr. Dunne was followed by N. H. 1..00
mis. general solicitor of the Union Pacific,
who asserted that the Union Pacific was
forced to acquire the Central Pacific Kail
road, now the Southern Pacific, running
from Ogden to San Francisco, because It
■was vital to its existence as a transconti
nental line. He held that the acts of Con
gress authorizing the construction of the
Union Pacific and the Central Pacific con
templated that the lines should be consoli
dated, po as to make a through connected
rout" from the Missouri River to the Pa
cific Ocean.
Bx-United States Senator John C. Spooner
t)-<^n took Up the tlnal arfiumontf for the
railroads, and will conclude to-morrow.
Frank B. hXVPgg, Of St. Paul, will follow
v.ith the argument in rebuttal for the gov
ernment.
INSURANCE DIRECTORS RESIGN
Home Title Company Dissension Re
sults in Four Vacancies.
At ;i nwjwttnc yesterday «>f the board of
directors of the Home Title Insurance Com
pany, of r.rookl> n. held in the offices of
the company. Jaj and WiDoughby streets,
four of the directors resigned. They af
C. J. Obermayer, Fames C. Cropsey, Guy
Loomis and William F. Atkinson. Mr.
Obermayer was chairman of the executive
committee.
For several weeks .],or? (.as been some
dissension amont th*- directors, and, ac
cording to reporte, ih»-re may he other va
cancies soon. None of the men who re
slgned would say anything, with the ex
ception "f Mi\ i•! erma> >-r. Who said:
"Th" company Is to kooJ shape at this
lime. I don't want to say anything or do
anything that will tend to injure th*> in
t^jrrity of the Institution.
BRINGS IN SIBERIAN TIGERS
Two Specimens for The Bronx on Liner
Due from Hamburg.
The President Lincoln, of the Hamburg-
American Line, Kill i'rin^ in to. da-, -i ■
part of hei cargo a pair ( >f valuable
Siberian timers for the Zoological Gardens
i-i Bronx Park. Tho animals will be hauled
from the steamship in shifting cages '<•
their permanent quarters in the '.'ij; build-
Ing which bouses lions and other timers of
t]!.- collection. Up to the present time the
li^-T contingent in Bronx Park ims con
sisted principally of one Bengal specimen,
which was injor.vj srimn time a«o and has
I .en deli, ate ci er since.
The Siberian ti>;''r is allowed to roam in
his outdoor i-ap' all winter because of his
heavy coating of hair. Th»- om- which lias
i.«.-n in tin Central Park menagerie for a
number of years is allowed to stay in its
outdoor cage during the coldest weather,
while durinu the summer it has been found
-try to it a shower bath every
d a v
PHILANTHROPISTS SWINDLED
Two Pittsburgers Alleged to H?ve
Reaped a Harvest.
Pittnburg. Oct. 12.— The Pittsburg police
made t\v<> arrests to-ntght -u'licii they
consider of much Importance. Joseph Sil
verman and L. J. Sober uere li<-id under
heavy bail on a charge of conspiracy to
defraud, larceny and embezzlement. Tho
police say the r>air ill t!:i> last si:, months
has > oitected money from nearly every
philanthropist of note In the United
States and from i:ian\ state governors.
They are said to hay.- obtained an ag
gregate in this time of 3» l r» . * "i o for various
charities The police say the monej has
not gone to those for uhim it wa< ostensi
bly collected.
YACHT SAVES '20 FISHERMEN
Were Drifting Seaward in Power Boat
When Signals Brought Help.
After drifting nearly two hours, the power
boat Ornlthia, with twenty passe in on
board, was brought to shore la.M night by
Captain Martin, in command of the yacht
(Catherine. The Ornithla Marled out early
in the morning for Long Beach, where a
large mess of tish was caught.
At 4 o'clock It Was decided to return to
Bheepahead Bay, where most of the pas
sengers live. Just as they got off the
Rockaway .shoals the engine broke down.
There was. a north gale blowing, and they
were fast being carried out to Bandy Hook,
when Captain Martin, who had seen the
tress signal from the Horseshoe, went to
their relief.
MRS. M'KENNA NOT IN COURT.
Mrs. Mayme McKenna, the Chicago wom
an who was Indicted In August for failing
to declare seven Parisian gowns of the
value of ll.frX), did not appear in the United
Slates Circuit Court yesterday when called
for trial. ,
United States Attorney Henry A. Wise
asked for the entry of a default, but added
that he did not believe it would be neces
sary to forfeit her bail bond for $5,000, m
he believed hhe would appear later for trial.
lira. htcKenna had $15,000 worth of Jewelry
when she landed, but this was surrendered
to her on bar affidavit that it had been
l.ouuht in tins country.
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
More Artillerymen Needed for
Coast Defences.
Washington, October 12.
GENERAL MrUHAYS KKPORT.--Bri K
adlor General Arthur Murrny. chief of co«t
artillery. In his annual report to the War
Department Strongly advocates an In
creased detail of artillery troops to man
the em defences. -It L- befleved to be
established beyond dispute." say* Gen« ra
Murray, '.'that In order to insure efficient
handling of our coast defences in time of
war it .3 necessary that we should main
tain in time of peace at least one full man
nin X detail of coast artillery troops.
"In time of Tvar we. must have at each
place liable to attack such a number of
coast artillery troops that they will be suf
ficient not only to form a full manning de
tail, but to maintain a full manning detail,
allowing for absentees, sick and wounded.
And in"' case of a long continued attack or
siego it is more than probable that for
some of the elements, if not all. It will be
necessary to maintain more than one full
manning detail in order to provide reliefs."
The actual strength of the coast artillery
corps on July 1. 1910. was 634 officers and
18.109 enlisted men. The authorized strength
on that date was C 72 officers and 19,321 en
listed men.
NAVAL IROPm WINNERS.— Seocca
for elementary firing in spring practice of
the shins of the navy, announced to-day,
show that the new battleship South faro
lina won the trophy in her class, with the
Mississippi, the Michigan and the Idaho so
close in order as to b»: called star ships. The
results are not a comparison of the gunnery
efficiency of vessels which is brought out
in battle practice, but they show the rel;«
tlve efficiency in methods of training for
the development of gun pointers under
short range conditions and when firing guns
singly. The Charleston won the cruiser
trophy, the Mayflower that for gunboats
and the Reid that for torpedo boat*.
ORDERS ISSUED.— The following orders
have been issued:
Second Ueoteaaat FREDERICK H. rilU from
flth to 21st Infantry.
First IJfin.>nant LI.KWELLYN P. WILLIAM
SON, nWiral curps. fram St. Louis to Fort
I>. A. Russell
NAVY.
Captain J. HOOD detached general board, Navy
Department; to oommani] th»« Rhode Island,
vice Captain T. I> GRIFFIN, home, await
orders.
Lieutenant A. ANDREWS, detached charge
recruiting station. Dallas, to the «Jeor(ria.
Lieutenant I?. K. JOHNSON, to charge recruit-
Ing- station. Dallas.
Midshipman A. B. M'NEII* detached th<»
Itubuque; to naval hospital. J'ortsmouth.
Assistant Sur«.on« .T. V. HOWARD, J. O. "M
BIiVENA. W. U. HALSET, W. B. BATON,
A. L JACOIIY. L. L PRATT and E. P.
Ii ALTON, commissioned.
II v !»y Inspector H. A. DENT, detach*^ as pay
nifi>tfr yard at Philadelphia ; to navy yard,
Philadelphia.
Pay Inspector O. It YAM, dotached as accounting
oflicer, navy yard, l*utr<*t Sound: continue
«Kh»r duties.
Paymaster \V. V. 11. ROSE, to navy yard.
Philadelphia.
Passed Assistant Paymaster J. M. HANCOCK,
detached navy yard. Philadelphia; to navy
yard, Puget Sound.
Chaplain 1.. P. itBXNOLJ)R. Uetach^d naval sta
tion. Cavlte; liomi', await orders.
Assistant N:wai Constructor B. M. HBNRT, de
ta<h«*d navy yard, l*uget Sound; to navy
yard, N'-.v York.
Chief Boatswain H. M. ANDERSON, detached
th'- Patuxent; continue naval hospital, Nor
folk.
Paymaster's <"lfric K. A. STI'ART. appolnte<l
duty to settle accounts of tlie MasFachusett!«.
Paymaster's Clerk B. L.. LANKPORD, appointed
to duty at navy yard. Philadelphia.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.— The fol
lowing movements of vessels have l»een re
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVES).
1 Oct. 11 — The Dolphin at Washington, the Mari
etta at Cristobal, th" North Carolina at
N'« York City, th*> Dili**. th«" Viper, th"
Cuttlefish and the l-"lnsse.r at Solomon's Isl
and. Sylph at Washington, the Patapsco
i at Portsmouth. N. H.
SAILED
Oct. 10— -The Dolphin from Norfolk for Washing
ton.
Oct. 11 The North Carolina from TompMnsville
for Now York City, th* Dixie from Hampton
Rot da for Solomon* Island, the Viper, the
Cuttlefish and the Ptnaser from Norfolk for
Solomon's Island.
The ''i ir. - commissioned at naval station,
Cavit*.
The mail address of the North Carolina while at
New York will ho "In care of Station I, New
York City."
TEST OF DRAYTON SUCCESSFUL.
Bath, Me., Oct. 12.— The torpedo boat d*-
Btroyer Drayton returned to this port to
night after having successfully completed
a twelve-hour run at sixteen knots' speed
for testing water and coal consumption.
sii" went out fmm Rockland at 4 : 4 r, a. m..
Koing over a course from Rockland to
Thatcher' Inland and back to Sepnin Isl
and.
fc. R. T. MAY OCNTTNUE FIGHT
Not Disposed to Accept Decision Favor
ing City in Atlantic Avenue Case.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
may carry to the United States Supreme
Court the complex litigation over the build
ing of a trolley road on Atlantic avenue,
Brooklyn. The case therefore evidently
has not been ended by the decision of the
Court of Appeals on Tuesday that the city
lias a right to teai up the rails, thereby dis
possessing the Ix>ng Island Railroad and
the Nassau EH^ctric Railroad companies.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit controls the
Nassau.
Under a lease extending to 1966, the Ixmik
I -land road is operation In Atlantic avenue,
partly underground and partlj elevated.
These rights wore leased from the Nassau.
The city maintains that the Nasaau for
felted its rights to the surface of the ave
nue bj the removal of the Long island
tracks from the surface and by placing
them partly underground and partly on an
""I/" structure.
The <'ourt of Appeal 8 upholds th«» rinht
of the city to remove the tracks which the
I,«jntr IBlanl laid on the surface of Hi
avenue on Us own responsibility.
WORK FOR PEACE IN COAL FIELDS.
The Anthracite Conciliation Board, which
settles differences of opinion between the
anthracite mine workers atid operators, Is
preparing •<• is;-ue another report upon its
work of arbitration. One hundred and
ninety-four cafes have come before the
board since it was created by the anthra
(•!!»■ strike commission of l'"V. The success
of its efforts in the direction of peace is
Indicated by the fact that one hundred and
litty of the grievances were presented in
the first three years, while only forty-four
have been presented in the lust four years.
Recently the strike at the Pennsylvania
Coal Company's iollierles was ended nx a
result of the conciliation board's efforts. It
was agreed to let two m?mbers of the eon
dilation board, one operator and one mine
worker, acting as a special committee, pass
upon the matters in dispute.
"HUMANE" CAR FOR LIVESTOCK.
TO show what it lias been d..!i#; to de
velop a "humane" livestock car. the Penn
sylvania Railroad is making an exhibit at
the Brst International Humane Conference
in America, which l.i being held In Wash
ington tills week. An actual staa cross sec
linn of the car if being shown, together
with various draw The most impor
tant feature, of the exhibit is a miniature
model of the car, which snows In detail Its
salient features, r.uch us rounded edges of
all interior wooden parts, rounded bolts,
tight tilting .to.>rr< and other provisions for
the protection of atock against injury while
in transit.
WEALTHY DEALER SENTENCED.
I uy Telegraph to Ti>. Tribune. i
Cincinnati; Oct. 12.— William t'. Buck, a
wealthy oleomargarine manufacturer and
dealer, wan sentenced by Federal Judge
liolllster to-day to sain eleven months In
til and pay a fin. or H.IW for violation
<>r the pun- food laws. His young wife
nobbed as iii,. verdict was pronounced.
Buck had offered to compromise the case
by tho payment or jc,(iott.
FINANCIAL MARKETS
I in* nnsnrial markets « prr rlr "" Hi *—**•
Ih.v. Kor th« convenience of ***&"* ">'
1 day's closlriK prices on th** Stock nrhsasji
i ar« reprinted:
ACTIVE STOCKS.
Hid *sk"l MiiAsk-l. '
A.mm,, E, _ Kan City Ho. . .T."^ s»
A..,ai X Cop.. t;7 . t «f% kackaß»srt.. 1 U IK
Am Agr ,- h . 41 ;,* «B% I-..- <;■•■<• .•• - ■ I(> ' '- ''-
Am .an.. ,s&! 39% jL, B **Yv'Vil2* 14,
Am Can s», K»i, Louis & N...1V,*, U,
'!'• prof. 701; TOB Marliajf U»».. W. M
<>■ Prrf..::»Ss IW Manual Kl. Hj' .1-1?
Am Cot oil. 8} 67% Marln; I'/ .- 17 ■ 17,
AII & L i.f 22 22H M& SI '"•••• £■■, 2H
Am I^ocom.. 38 394 do pr«-f. . . . . 4.» 61
Am Smelting 7«>*i to". M St PASSsI.IWj 133
•lo pref... 8 102 103 Mo X & T... 34»i 3T.
<IO pref p.. b7 ST% do pref •© «••'«
Am Stl Fdry 43ti 44 Mo Pacific.... ...*» B7'»
Am Suk pf..nsi, 1I« Nat E & htp. 17 1h
Am Tft <" S4 t<B Nat I^aa.... k>>\ .'i
Am T & f!l37»; 13« Nof M 2dpf. 32** 22%
Am Tob pf. <jz \»4i; Nev Con Cop ZAi, 20»i
Am WOOton 3(>.v H 31 N V Central. lHVs IMS |
Anaconia ..41 41 '« N" YC&St •• 66 <"" J4J 4 !
At.hisnn . loiu. lolS N V O * W. 41% 42
At C U " ilk; 118 Sort & West. <M>» «8* 4
Halt & 0...1075, I<>7?; North Am «< fih
B^th Stl pf.. 5% BSi* Northern rac.ian; \2»\
Itklyn U T.. 7»p; 715% pariflc Mall.. UK .".I^4
Hklyn U<; IST. IX.'. I'ac T & T... 42>i 43
Hrunswlck" 1- \"£ IVnn R K....1.T0>, I»>%
ButT R & Pi 0.l 106? iv,, G & C.VKM NN
l>itterlck Co •£>-„ 30"i I'hlla Co . ;*r' 2 *'•'■
Can Pa.- l&r, 193* PCC &St l*« !«•
Cent Leather 3«U 3f»'-« Pitts Coal "*'» l»%
do pref.... 103 inCKi do P ref - •••; SB% «•
Chea & 0... Biv BIHIPr Stl Car pf ' 'a '•<
Chic (it W.. 23% 24 Pull Pal Car. 16.'.*; 188%
do pref 47.% 48 !Ky Stl Spring 33^ ■'•■»••.-
C M & 81 P.I2SU 123% Heading 147? i 14S
Chlo & Nw.147 " 14TSi *» M pref.. I"* !>'«
«■ •: & s 1/744 7«? RI * stl ' lf •51 <M *
<'ol F & 1.. 33U, 33* i Rock Island.. 31% 32 -
Col & So ,',;>>. SO &C prof Mij IM
do Ist pf.. 76 77 StIWtSF 2d pf 4H» '♦2J,
Consol Ga5.. 134 134* 81 L S»' P ■ • **• ♦*■ *
Cora Pr Kef 16', 16% Sears- Ro*- •■•^ ;T i . 1( j.";,
do pref 77 78« i S- S Btl & I. »«% ->--N
Del & H. . 1«»; 107 Southern r;io.ll»v 4 mi';
L>«n & R G. 82% 33 Southern Ky. 24\ 24%
'!«' pref . . 73*, 74 do pr*f '•*>*! ■''■"«.
I "Ist B*c. . 2IV» 4 SO'; Texas Co I.T.V* 137
I> S S &• Apf 24*4. 2T>Vj T«nn Copper-. 36^4 M%
Erie 28% 28V Tex &- Pac. - " v ~« '- '-i
do Ist pf.. 47S 47 1 -- TBl I< * W. 2T>^ ."•I 1 *
do M pf.. ?,»;^ :i7L i> '''• pref '"7 1 -* 55
Xv & T H.. «> 62 TC R T....113 113%
Fed m& S IS 2.'! I'nlon Pac...KBJ% 16W4
do pr«f ... SI Xl IT Ry Irivt... M 31
Fed Sugar... *> — do pr»-f "o 1 * «i ,
Gen Bl^c Co.lol 1.-,2' 2 T." *It & Imp 61 «*'-
Goldfleld Con 7", 8 115 B Robber.. 38% 37
Gt Nurrth pf.120 12i>mU S BteeJ 71' i 71S
do Ore ctni 57% .'>7 r » do pr"f "*> ll"-«
Illinois Cent.l32'i 134 ! I'tah Copper. 4!»^. 4!*,
Int-Met 11>S i-"" * \'a-Car (.'here HI *> 1 '•*
do pref ,V.', "■♦>'- do pr*f 122 123
T;it Harv...lO3U 108%. Va I < ' & C. -"'44 •»
do prof 121 122 l\V«liash ITI4 JJ»
Int Paper... 12'^ 124 do pref "'7"; :>
do pref ... 08% 53 Western Mi.. 47 * 4 1 *
Int Steam P 45% 42»i West T" Tel.. 74' 3 75
do pref 84 ST. ' Westlngh Mfg 71 il«
; 10-sra Cent... 18sji 1» W & 1. F... •"> '■»
do pref ... 34 T 8 35% Wie Central.. .".^ 121 2 M
INACTIVE STOCKS
I^st rr — Closing. — (
Sale. Bid. Asked.
Allis i-haiin-rs Co pref . . .. 34 M '■•"•
American Art Chen pref IOC 18a -~
American Beet Guitar pr«-f.... OiJ Wj 04,4
Am Brake Shoe & Foundry Wi'i 83% Ml
Am Rrake BbXM & F<lry pref. .l2s 12«'i 12s
Amertcan Cotton Oil pra 108% 103' i —
.American Express 237 235 270
American Hide & leather . 44 1 * 4* 4%
American Ice BecuiUtf IS'S IH'» 10
American I twtrrii 12 11 12 a
American LJnseed ;.r"f 33% •'' ■'•■'
American lAH-omotlve prof MS 10?. l<)->«
American Malt 4'j 4 •»
.\nerlcan Malt pref *' 343 4 M M
American Hnuff . MS 24i> 320
American sugar 11*% ll" i !'• *
American Woolen pref 8B 04 \ Mia
Ann Arbor ?•" 25 35
Ann Arbor pi«f TO t^ •-
Atrhison pref lOOS l«0?i 1"" ♦
BtilUmorc * Ohio prel $8 M »1
lUitopiias Mining 2U - ••* 212 1 *
Bethlehem Steel -'!*■?» 27 Si
Buffalo Rochester .v P pref. .127 125 !•»<> .
Canada Southern «* >; i ■ 72U
Central of New Jersey . ... 267 270 ::ik>
<Vntral & South Am Tel 115 117' i 11«
Chicago A Alton » 34 •» M
Chicago & Alton pref «14:» — ♦»> 2
Ctlcago Hurling:. & Qulncy.22s SMI —
Chicago I & I. pref — 88 88
<'hira(fo M & St }• pref 148% 147 : a 14:.
ChiraßO St V M «j 0 188 I3D 130
Chicago St P If * O prel 180 145 I»>s
Chicago I'nlon Traction 2\ 2'i 3
Chicago I'nlon "» ."action prof.. 4 r « "> - "
CCCA 8« L IMH '•" *>•
Colorado & ?outh<>m 2<l pref.. 7' 74 77
Col & Hocking Coal ft ! 3 "''i 6
Consolidated Coal 07\ l"»; —
. Delaware l-aokawanna & W...525 4'.«7'2 853
j...- Mf.itiPs .v Ft I» •"• ■ 15
Detroit United It I! •"' "•' * " lS
D S S ft At 12 ''-' 1*
Kvan.»vill« &T H pref. *^ .0 85
Federal Sugar pref '■'"> '■*' —
<;<n--ral Chemical Co !»". 88 '•* \i
General fhemical Co pref.... I 1" I<»> 1«4
Granbs Mining *" M •"•"•
Havana Electric Railway. ■ !)»•' 85 --__
Havana Electric Railway pref. M !*>:s
Hocking Valley 140 130 14l>
Hf.-mestake ■ M M 83
Ingarsnll Rand f» 105 03 —
Insrersoll Rand Co prrf H*H l'» ( —
I Kansas City Ft S & M pref... T1 73
Keokuk A I) M prvf 40 ° '■'•
Knickrrbi k«r Icfl o* C pr»-f . . 11 88 7.1
1....!".;. <;as i>r.f '•"■ SJ> 102
Ixko Erie * Western pref ... 40 41 •»»
Ixng Island W '•• ' •»
Manhattan Beach - ; — ?*
Marine '» •• » ;• ■»
Michigan (Vntrnl — — JJ"
!MStP* SSt M MR !*•• I-* 0
I M <=• P.vHSI MI. Unas.... RS!4 * SO
Morris & Essex / t« IW ' s^
NflPhrllle & «"nattiuioogi 135 m 140
National Biscuit r... 110% "•" • I".' --
National Biscuit pr»'f . • '-' x * ''- :t r_\
>'h- Enameling A- -hk pref.. >«> ; j '•'- s i
National T>ea.lrrpf l«t, l«<t MB
National of Mexico i"»-f -■ 7ft»4 «•': •» l a
Npw Central Coal 83H *» 811
i New York Air Ural:.- 77 I* •*
iN V<■.vSt '. Ist •"•' 1"0 T i lW.j; lin
NY. .v Si I- 2.1 pref .... «5 " < *
! Ne« York Pork 20 'J.. 34»
• x.. ,Tork Pock pref *'■" - «° ,~
! N.-w York I .a. U& W - Ji« i-«
N . „ rork N H.< H ...'M'« ir.» • \
Norfolk i. Western pr0f...... BT> .sr' 0;»
Ontario Silver .... ■ ■ -"- • ■"» '■; '-
Paclflr iakisi «01% »" lns
Til.. ill- •••...5- Ist prif I".'. «8 no
Pacific Coast 2d prof '""' "* 115
; I-. N.i a Eastern • -•_>, ,'^ ,7?
I' CC&St 1. pref mji J«?i
P.tt.ofcurp ■' W 4 '■'•;. ;':.-'■ 173'j '" '>
]>i'M«.<u>d Steel Car •*» ••4'- > •'••
Q> I ■-Mi-, r - - 2 . J
I Quicksilver pr«-f . ■ 3; -•• - 1
Railway st«Hl spring pref .. '■»> ; • •••• '''',
Heading Ist pref **" ? "•>'? W«s
ReTublll Iron ,v Ste*l -. •■- *• — *
( Rom ■ Watertown 4 Ojfdrnn. «21 l i I* l
Rutland R R CO pr< f » 2" 30
! St T. A P X Ist D-*-f '•--■ '" «•
Xt I. A PP& E I Ct/S 125 ISO
St I. A .* F t?« E I rtfs pref.USH 1U
jPt L .<.- R F V- 4E; wm ■ M 51 TO
I St i...M1« Southwestern 3) 28 -Ji>
Roebuck pref ... I2lJ* 125
; siosn i-'helT Steel .V. Iron prof 1 14 •* HKIVi lll'li
j Pouth Porto Rlro Hucar on v_>
t South Port ■ Hi" Supar ..111 I"". 113
Sou'herti KKM 4< • rtfs MH 7" «
i '.■.■!« d.> Railways & L.lßbi s » »• s
I I'nlt i Bag & I*aper SH ■ .:>. :>
, 1 nit- i Bag 4 Paper pref 55 ..« •■•>
ITnlted <*Utar Mfg pref 101% 101 |«9
rnif-.l Lrv Goods I^2 i •«» <«4
rn.tr.i Dry Goods rref . I'M : I''l1 '' 1 '"'V
I T S ,-.,,, Inn pip ... >-■■ l« IS I».S
iIS i;iM Iron Pipe &K. .•■■• •<■. ."■. * ..I- 1 N»
United States Exprrw W" V» I" 1
i; S Reduc 4 R*f tJ « „?
I|! _ |;,.. : ,, .v- .;.■! pr. r. .■.- '■• '• • ■ •
(UP Rubber l«t l ■•■• ; 11« 1]" "
j1 IS Rubber •-■' pref •' :r'. ; •»
V'andaUa Rallnwtd 5 ,«•'« , —
Wells Karro Express l« 1*» l' »
Western Maryland pref ■ •«» /'■. , /. M ---
U'estlnithous* Ufg l-i pref. . '-■• l-« 125
Wheeling 4 I. I". '*' i' r "' v '- '" I
\\\ . ■ ting 4 L 1" 3d pref .<■■>.
BILL OF LADING GUARANTEE
Atlanta Banker Hears of Action in
Liverpool.
Atlanta. Oct. !-'■ A private cable messipe
was received to-day from Liverpool l>y A.
*I*. Coles, c« rof th< " Central Trust Cor;
poration an.l one ••• the committee of five
Southern bankers n.iin<'<! to conduct n«'p°
tiations with En«lb»»i Wankers. nt,it.ti^ that
a form ..f rottoß bill of lading guarantee
finally had been agreed upon. t.« r^ oiTeL-t
«\e when the old form expires. October ZL
Copies •■;• these forms, it was said, have
been mailed to the United States, and the
new phrasing «nd condlttoM also have
liet-n K»v.-n to tb'e pre*
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The rollowln* petiUon In baakmptc] «raa
hied yeaterda) In !ti >- irilt.-ii Stataa DlMrlel
• 'oiiri :
Voluntary, ''•»•■' ■''"* Bchachnow, of No SSI
West r.itli street Liabilities, $1,374: no as
: x- 1:
Judge Holt has appointed Charles H.
Noyes receiver in bankruptcy for Dayton
1 '..[,., i & Co, (corporation), il.-nler in hos
pital suppll.'.s. ut No. 39 lte.kmun strwt.
with a bond of H.OOa LJabUlttes are $uw
and assets $J.»h>.
Judße liana has dismissed tha petition in
bankruptcy nlad "ii July 25 against c.
I ur.il- tt Uro., wholesale fruit and t^nana
dealers, at So. "•- Oansevoort sir.-, i and in
the Harleni Murk.t, on a settlement at {«»
cents on the dobar. Liabilities wen* Ki^H).
.liulk«' Holt has dismissed th«> petition in
bankruptcy nl««l on September; 12 against
Abraham Cooper, wholesale dealer In ilre.tj
KiMMlrt at No. H* RWK« street, on .i settle
in. in at ii r > rents on the dollar. Liabilities
were 11X000.
Judice Holt has Rranted a discharge from
bankruptcy to Levy «v- SlOlkOWltS, cli<thin»;
manufacturers, of No. I'MJreat Joiick It reel
uKutiiHt whom a petition in bankruptcy was
tiled on February .■». 1907. Liabilities were
J5.7M.
MADI 5 0 M
TRUST COMPANY
(FOBMGRLT VAN WORD FIN TRUST COMPANY)
Sixtieth Street and Fifth Avenue, New York
The banking rooms of this Company are located
most centrally for the resident New Yorker— exactly
in the center of this city's population.
Every effort is made by our officers and em
ployees to provide for the convenience and comfort
of customers in transacting their banking business.
Sound, conservative banking, with intimate super
vision of the Trust Company's affairs by our Board
of Directors — on this ground we solicit new accounts.
W ATKINS CROCKETT President
BRADLEY MARTIN. Jr. W -™- ROnrSSOW
Vice-President and Tr«*«uxer Secretary
CHARLES H. FISHER GEORGE H. BARTHOLOMEW
Ai,t Sec. and Afst Treasurer Tru«t OK-
m ■ ■
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. October 12. l'-»|"
BKEVF-S- n<-c-l t«. *SV, <*"■■• ?r.? r . '-"l"
head, including l*'i car- for th. "»'*•*£ »£ I
cars on sale. Steers more active on light sup
ply and Belling stronu to Me hitjher bulls
firm: thin cows Btrons; all ?? rr * d ** „ «t**&
Yards easily cleared. Common to Prtm* «!'"
sold at HTCOSSBO *«^J 00 * mJ£ ** 1?
$4 40; cows. $2 25«54 60: tallenis. *- l-v
T>res«p.l beef slow at 60 He for native • t ' l *"- •
T-xas beef, 7»Sc. No later cable*. Exports.
1.500 quarters of beef. , _._
Salei— Newton & '«.: IS Ohio »te«r». ISM
It, average $« per 100 Ib: M «*•■« * £ ? *•
XUS Ib. isM 20. 1081 lb. S3 50; 19 \lr«inia.
1214 II). J.*. 6<>; 1 bull. 1200 lb. *■••»•
J. Shamber? & Son: 13 Virginia steers. 132.
Ib. $«40. H. 1175 Ib. $5 50; 1 Virginia oxen.
S. Sander*: 20 Virginia »'-»n>. 12*5 Ib. »<!«*>;
21.1224 lb. $6; 1. lU2« Ib. $4 75: 22 r*™l**
vania. 1144 lb. 40; 4 bulls. SM ' b - '* 3 " • ' »:
»S3 lb. $4 2.-,; 16 Pennsylvania *"* lf ?" * - a
steers. 000 ib, $5 10: .-. cows. 1110 if». » 4^- J;
770 It $3 7.'.: 17 913 Ib. $2 «0: 2. 640 lb. $2 40.
7. 7«1 Ib. $2»: 1. *30 Ib. $2 25. - _
McPherson & Co.: 20 Ohio t«W_lln Jo.
$0 .V. 22. 1154 lb. $3 60; 1 bull. »*> Ib »4 4n.
- bOO Ib, «4 25: 7 cow.. IMU lb. »* 60; 3. '»-'»
lb. J4.M>. 2. ««O Ib, $4 45; 1". l.».« >*>•** 1 •.
IS. »T0 lb. UN; 1. «20 Ib $3 50: 2 710 lb.
S3 IT. 1. !»3" lb. 1?. 10; 2. «5 lb. J^: 17. H35 Ib
$2 T»: 2, 7&5 lb. $2 B.f; 0. 716 lb. $2 40; 3. M
'Kerns Commission Company: 20 West Vir
ginia steers. 12tll Ib. $.">S7 1 -..
S Judd & C*: 1 bull. MM lb. $4 25; -
cows. SOO Ib, *2 30: 1. 700 lb. $2 1.".
J. G. Curtis & Son: 1 bull. MM lb. *4 2 .» ;
1. 790 lb. $4 10: 1. 180 lb. $4; 1 co*. I<WO *>•
$4: 5. 050 lb, $3 45: 1. S7-» lb. $:'•: 1. «-<>>»•
%' 7.V I, 9*o Ib. $2 «.'»: -. 7H.-> Ib. $2 50: ■». 730
lb. $2 40: 4. 71'; It-. $2 30: 2 milkers. $45 each:
Kelson** McCab<f: 11 bulls. MM Ah $4 2.":
I. 830 Ib. $»: 3 e0»a,;1023 lb. 34: 1. |90 I*.
$2 7tr S. 861 11.. »_•.;.): .".. 0»»7 lb, $3; 1. 820 In.
$2 35; 6. >«>7 lb. $2 30: 1. M<> lb. %i 2.".
Ceo. * I. S. Dillenb«e»: 2 cows. 09 IN ♦•>•
4. »>43 lb, $2 70; 1. «T.O lb. $-•-•>: 4. 515 » ■
$2 30.
Andrew Mullen: 12 cows, 713 lb. $2 •>«.
V. R. fIIIMII 3 town. SOU Ib, $2 «<>: A 713
lb, 5?25: ». 77 1 * Ib, $2 15.
< A I.VES— Receipts. 2.029. Including 313 for
Urn market. Veals Blow, but b»«t Rra<le»
steady; grass-.-™ and "Western calves dull and
25c lower. Common to choice veals sold at
*S(isll per 100 lb: culls and throwouts. $s'<*
$"• graspers. $:;.'.'»./$♦ ."o. common Western*.
$3 75. Pull calves slow at U'il7i-,r for'
city dressed veals. !» >-j 'a ! ."..■ for country
dm— ii and S#lO*ic for dressed ic'^ssers and |
fed calves.
Sales — J. G. furti.i & Son: «1 Buffalo veals. I
156 Ib, $11 mi i'»> it) 37. 1»> n.. $10 ; i culN.
213 IT) $7 50 state veals. 14« IT.. $11; .".»> l:« It), i
$i«>7s- 60. 144 tb. $10 SO: 0. 142 Ib. $H>2s; 2T..
130 Tt. S10; 1. 14* lb. $9 50; 2. 11" Th, *:>. I. 274 '
lb. <s.--. : 14. 113 Ib, |B; l cull. 140 rt>. $7 W>: 4. I
250 Ib -7- 1. 130 IT). $♦>: 5 prassers. 173 Ib. $4 CO. \
W. R. Hume: 22 veals. 145 Ib. $11: 32. 13* R>. i
$10 75; 2. 140 lb. «iv :.'> 3. vir» Ib. $»s<>: 6. 217
TT>. $:»; 7. 131 Ib. *V 6 cu!ls. 110 IT.. $7 50; 4. 110 ■
Ib. $7. 7 erasers. 228 IT>. •$♦ 30.
Oorjre i L. S. Dlllenback: 14 v<»al^ 135 It.. $11; |
4 tit Ib. $I"7.": 9. 157 Ib, $10 So: 1«. M 3 It-. ;
.<;.. 2 rail* -j>:, Ib. $i> 50: 4. ici Ib. $3.
11. M Mom»: 12 veal«. 140 Ib. $11: --•■ 145 " !
11075; 4. 135 it.. $i'>:." 2 culls. 133 Tb. *7 5. !
1147I 147 Ib. $«. j
Andrew Mullen: I vrals. ■•-$:!.."■ 154 I
Ib. $10 12"*; 7. 138 lb, $0. :
B. W. Otis & <■• : 27 vehl.«. 155 m. in. X SB ;
Ib. *:». 1. HO Ib. $7.
J»lliffe WH*ht i '(>.: 4i> ■ -a's l.V> Tb. 510 75:
7 141 lb. *lo .'-<>: 4. !<»' HH |»SO: ►" : ■■-. i" lt>,
$7 1. 17<> Ib. $660: 2. 17" A, $«: 2. 225 II S-'t.
Nelson » Mf«'ab»: 4 v»al». 14h Ib. ?i<>so: 21. j
MI» IT.. »1'»; 2 cults. 130 Ib. $7: 7 120 lb. $5: «
giaiwan l^S tt» $4.v». «2 Western catTta, 323 ■
Ib. $3 7.v
S Sar..!ers: 10 IMb* IM Tb. 511 4!>. 137 Tb,
?U»2."- 22. 132 TT). $t>7s; 2 culls. 13« Ib. $7.
Si .Tud.i ,v «'o.: 11 veals. Mi IT). $11: 10. !-»!>
Tb $l»'i> 1. 120 Ib. $i»25: 37. lir» R>. $9; 0 culls.
04 Ib 50.
M^Ph*rsoti « Co.: 2 «■!« 175 ■ *r»7S. »
rolls. s>"> n>. $7 32. M lb. ?". 50; 1 grasser, ZM
Tb. <4
Tobin * Shannnn: 7 v»ai.<>. I*o Ib, $10 50: 1.
in. rh. $».
K-r'- (ymimlsslor! Company: 3 rra.**rr* 233
TT.. $3 •.. .
SHEEP AM) I.\Mn** — Mara 47 cars, or
1 li>..»O> h"ad. including 17 •■a.r» for th^ market.
' Stead] I-'Ut af tl>*» rl. rf a slight w»akn>-"«f" In
I the lamb trt.l». r-ns wtrm rot .jult^ rleaivd.
i-oinmr.n to prime »h-w sol. l at $3.'<i<4 5« jer H«> j
Tb- calls. S3 onllnarj- to jirtrr* !ar!il.«. $f".."i^"
$785; ilia «■*• v*» r ll>ie«. $»»<* Pn-w! wit J
mn st"»rn- at IS©»c ■■- tb: dresavd iam».» .julot ]
tit i24i ir.'v witii hog •J>-»"S»»«1 «fl!inst ■» To '*'' j
Sales— -; Si- .:.-'»' staf l«mh«. 70 Tb ayr - j
a*,,, $7 85 r»r MIA IB 214. RO n>. $7 75: '"»■ ;
i 76 lb. >7 7"; ♦"" 72 to $7 >'• .-••' !■• INI. 53 » $7:
•J state culls. 35 TT>. $.'■: 2 >tat< vtarlin>r?«. i-"" ?Ti ;
5."50- 4 108 "■ *". i stat» sh"«-p. 170 It.. V- 4.
1 125 lib $4 25: 11. I".' Ib, $4; ft, $8 Ti>. $325: l|
1 I'<nn culls. 72 rb. $2.
K»rr- ' '»!■■! 11 1 nil in Cm.: I*l I'enr lamhs. s«> 1T». ■
; $7 .-..» 4>-0 Boirahx 7! tt. «7 .■••>. im <o»i Tb. *7 ."-•. ;
«."> «ati ♦>! Ib. $7 25: 7 r«i v.-arlinc^, «• tti. ,
$5 25: 7 -.*••■ :* It.. $.••. 77 Buffalo sh«>v. r . |3M •• . I
$4 5:- 40 Mate. 114 Ib, *4; XI P*im NB> TN. * l
Tobir \ Shanv n: 117 3*rm iamb*. 7)» " «T:
1 230 atati Ksi IT.. $7 39 »; Mate j»-ar?irg*. -'■ X*.
M; 2 staff -.. ITT> ft. *4.
< Judd * <^>. : 2rt itaii Ifimi.-,. •■"• TT>. «7 >'■•'
W. H. Hun • i"i >■<-■ • lamK*. 7> Tr.. $7 " ■"• S3
! .• ,•.-. fit I*.. *7; »1 stal Fh«*-v. 9O Ib. *.". '-• 2.
i toa it.. $:;
I .1 C i .rr i- & S..n: 102 Vfrnmnt lam!>». 71 RN
$7 .V>- s ."t TT. $•? •"" I • Vermont i-'il!»». 4«*. If.
1 >.-. M 8 «ia- lat'ib«. «7 n.. $7 .v>: rt TTimnt
>■.■.;■. V* Ib, $4; 3. •*> IT-. $•". s<>: 4. — tb. $3; 34
■ (•t;u^. OH '>, $4.
Nelson & JlcOal«# .-.* »tst.« lambs), - Ib. $7 »■•■ i
.!»•!!•«■«•, Wright & Co.: 17 state !amK 7>". "■. |
$7 »
1 1IO<;S — itor^lpts. Inn or 7.H«S lipa<l. ixi- ]
I eroding I ' a inra for th-- market. Prices ?irui up. l
I :,'u Hi.- hi««h^r. Good, medium an.l J!«h1 stat
!»•-<» s.»l-l at $0 :-V.j*o 4;» r^r l'>." I©- Country)
I dressed h->Ks. 12%013<«c.
Sal** H. H. Uollls: 41 state hogs, IM R>
•T«race 8$ «" pa l"0 it.
W K. llun" M IVnn hogs. MM Tb. jf.» 4«^: TZ.
i ! ,.. rb. «0 4D; I rough, 24». Ib, $••: 1. .t' Tb. $7 .'.-•
J S. Sander 2i> Perm I ■<>. 127 TK $t>3?: »l
i ••me. 14.-. Ib, $0 35; 2 r. .»:'■. !_:• n. $7 '■"
I ■
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS-
Chi.-ajt .. on i- -CATTLE -K*-.-<-ipt«. -Xl.w. \
!<V lower; ..•>.« $4 7.V<;*7 *.".; T-xa» nt**r». !
M --'".i?' «6; Western *tfer«. % !!."••': «•* "•' *tn,-k
era a-- I f»*-.!er«, $:? +.1 f.< 7.* : cowa ami h»lf»r«. :
$1" i *<■•:*< .-Hives. *: :..». :.«i" HOGS — Roeetpt*. j
i» «■•«>. iii.ii:.. hiKl-.or: ll^ht. t»ODO|9>S; mfaied. j
*> I'lVaJl* 1.*,: heavy. $>* i:.-7*'' rrtuuh* |S 1.-.'o 1 I
$•« 3S; g'.o.! t.« rhoii-e h'ivy. *- ;::i-1j ?'.»: vU*. j!*23
$:>; bulk ..f Mies. Ss T**ft#> m SHKKP- Ke,-elpt».
.V, (Mm weak lo 1" lower: native. ISStQftS;
Western. *'J T.V<i*4 S>: yearlings. f* ■"»<>s.-» +v>;
lambs, native, $4 *»-<it~ West.-rrt. .«4 i.'.ajrt •.»•
Bast Ki'i Oct. li-c.\TTI.K i:«-.-ei t ts.
ti»>: steady; r.rtm« »teers. ?7 'J.V.jJ7 .">•». VKAt-S
Re. .'i; •:•. ISS; ai-tlve an>l Bteadjr. HOC*—R«
r-*tpta •...*.("> fair ) ai-tive an.l I.'>^..V higher;
heavy, $".» li> f»:» I.". ,'■»,•■! .«•.>■_■>.:.«!' US: Twkrn
: :..! i.lk^. -«:• •-".". roughs. «7 '«• ■*'. >.">; il.iiri-s. ]
»»*rs»2»i SHEEP AND i.a\u;s Rao 7. j
«*>. »h.-< p active an.i st~r»<l> : lamba -'•■» and -•">■•
lower; i:iiii!«. $:i:.»'.t*T 4O: yearUn^s. *■"■'." t
$."..%•• wethers. 5: .'••»■.(<* s4 75: ewes. $4.< S3>:
-■:. . f. mixed, USf< *0. ;
Cincinnati. Oct. ISL- -«*ATTl.K— l>oei;>ts. »W: 1
steady: fair to good sh!pi«-r-. J."» :>O'i; '' 7."»: COM- {
mon. $2.W&JSt«O. m.n;- Re.-«-li>ti.. 1.H14 : a-t»ve
an.l IMO' hlBhor: butoh.-rs an.l shippers, $l» !•» !
'■!*■.•:.••> romraon, $80$5RU> SUKKF R»fty««. j
I. •>;: atfmd] |3ys3, I.AMCS Str. m *3 2r.'flT?7. ,
Knr. r -,.s Cltv. on n --CATTLE- RCC«tpt« !
I-. immi. includirti; I.WM S«>uth«>rn.-«: Btcadj t>> !«'•• j
htxher: < % alve» 3k- lower; •■.^■.: •■■•■! »ml ex- 1
port st*«ra •• «••*•: fair to jctmhl. t3O&J& j
U-»(,rn $4Ss>!73; stofkerji ar«l feevlrrs. 133W1 j
Jr. f». Southern. Jl tt»Kfs.l l«>: S«»uthern rows. ;
*J 7^u■<■^ native. $-' swiiSS 25: heifers. J" 7.-.V ;
*•■ r. : holla $;:<»•*■•■.•:.. .-alvei.. **■*- HlH'.S— .
Rccviptß, :, no SUI.V- hiitlier; bulk . f walex. '
Ss ;..>!*> ;«f. heavy. |.«. ,'rt>njSs 7t»; pa«-k«-r* Mad j
butchers. |st;i',i'|MV.. iiK.it. «>> :r-n»s SS^JSHTKI 1
- Rrrvlpta S.«K»»: stf\>n«. lamb*. $5 7ri'o*<» »♦: ,
viarlln»t». $4 ."-'•ll*.'. ■-."> wrtht-rsi *>* I •••■. ;
$3.V.>-. l i*4: itockera an.l r l*ra t*3s#t«
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Ltv*rpaal Oct. 12.^-WIIEAT— Bpo* auii; fu:
ii.. m.-«.i> . •«. t>a«-r 7-. 31..1:3 l ..l: Dtf.-rmU-r. 7» ;t\.l:
March. 7* 3 r »U. COKN— SPM ««»: Amjnc»n
nilinl. *• MM fatnr^M st«:i.!> : January. 4s W:
1-Vbruury. *a >'"l PEaS— OmiWmn. Im, Vl**\ X
wii ter pat. Nt so* llol'S In l.or.iton iliicltio
»'»!i»t>. i.l l«'-.i 1 4 .'•» lIKKI-* — Kxtra InJlu nirsn.
KiTs «U! I'OltK - I'M"'" "«>-. Western. lt-.s «>t.
HAMS Short .it. >''*■* It.VCON -CUmbrrlaivt
rut 7»'.»: clear bellies. "1» »'-!. long »-leur a>i.l<t'.«-».
Unlit ni hr;iv>. W»; short i-lear backs. ttt*s tkl.
SH«>iI.I»MRH S.juaif. 01* ii : l.\l;l> lTir.it>
Wmtern. t 1,-t .-••-.. •*;■> m : American nraavtl, paiN,
it-. i\t CHKtCSi: — Cun.ilt.tn naaal white. nr»,
B&a «iU iotore.l. ">»fc« II KJ'KMINK. .^vurtl^.
•I, UOSlN— Ct.mnwn. l.Vs. I'hTTICOI.HrM-
ltvtii-t-vl 7.1 UNSlii-IU oil. *1* i>»ll'iiN
Oll#— Hall rcrtnwil. m ■..[ si« «VI. r\i.i>'\v
--Auatrallan in U.n.loii. an« 4 1 ***.
l«>n<lv>n Ocl i- -RAW srt;.\n— r«a«rtraaal
|»* -M Miuacuvadu, i' :t>l- «-.vi.i L.lN
iifErt -April- Jure. «'C* 7^.1. I.lNSri»:i» nil.
44. «i| SI-HKM i'U. t.K! I'KTROIJuIM—
X,.,.,1..,n rrrtn.>»l. 5 1.1-llM: spirits. Tit. TIT.
fl-^TlM*—Spirits. .VI-. 10'nl. RnSIX — \iu. :i
. ii.i «tralneAl. ISa •«•! tine, IfW. 104^.
Antwvro, «'. I. I'-. - l"r?l KoUKt M. IV francs »
t^utiiu«a>
[[OMWHY|
135 Broad way, >cw York City
OFFICERS
WIUARO V. alN«» . . - Prudent i
WM. H. NICHOLS . . Vice-Prevdtnt I
HUM AMD BAYNE . Vice-Hres. and Ire**. |
LANGLLY W. WIGGIN . . Secretary j
FRED. C. MARSION . As Vt Secretary '■'
PARK TERRELL . Mqr. Municipal Dent, i
GtORUf f. »ARRE« . . TrmtOHkcr
INDEPENDENT OF TriE CONTROL
| OF ANY SINGLE INTEREST
KNICKLKBOCKLR
TRUST COMPANY
f/. 1 . -■ - ■•.
' ru.PTfPFn 1564 — — —
Union Trust Co. of Meiiork
80 BROADWAY Fifth Aye. & 3Sth9t
Capital & Surplus, $3,737,000
Allows Interest en Deposits
• "
Central Trust Company of Haw York
54 WALL STREET
CAPITAL and SURPLUS $18,000,000
(of which $17,000,000 has been ear—*
COPPER
STOCKS 9 . amtmtm .»„
W I WWAW w# . re tne leader. In t5«
market on Tn^day. »•» the> had h^n on pr«
• p.Jin« <l.i>». Th«- di*rrrpaary brtwfo tn# ■>•
fringe \*lue an.l thr «<-Uin-.i Dri.f «f the leas
ins r»rl. vaBSMS h;i- br*n *.» notlrrsble th i!
If wat natural that th*«»* -i.hli, «boalti he ts*
ftrnt t«» r«"«p«.n«l t.» the imnn.ipmfiit In tfe*
tout- of BBM market. The inr-rpsainc public
latrrr^t in •rrtiritir* I* one of the he»ltM*<t
-ISO* in th<» i>rr-»-nt -ititurion.
BEFORE THE YEAR'S END ESTA3-*
LISHED CURB STOCKS SHOULD, f"
THIS IMPROVEMENT CONTINUES, BE
SELLING SUBSTANTIALLY HIGHER.
XAKGIS ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
J Thomas iJeinbfntt
JCUR>
Rest facilities for executing order*.
38 Broad St.. N.Y. OffW Overlo«,KS ar i
:>\ IH-*on-.hiro >».. Boston. Private Wire*
I
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KILLS SNAKE IN CENTRAL PMUL jj
• Th'-m.ts F. Hoey. on« of th« - • -ors la I
tn<?» Central Park irj^rascrie, killefl a ■>!acsr I
SBjake four feet Ions: yesterday aftprnoca I
ju«t bac« <>t" tie buffalo h<His«». H-seyw** j
sirtir.g by a tree and his *log way slcepnsj ■
rear ili*» brlill » path.
Since John
Ouit Srinking
tsy John's Wife
na the bassmat I'.Ul* woman.
inalUUlsllttte town;
And my merry hiuzh "^n stnpc*.
Takes t&<' pl:n-e of ■>«& *:id f.-ara-
For.lOllN BA9 Vl'U Hl> DKl>i!si»
\nd 1» like h!aw!f once mor--..
An.l t!l« worU I* Ju*C a paraJ'.s^
\> !ti sucll barptn*»» la »tor«i
On* day I read some Ter^e*—
M«- Mirarle.'" the na-n».
And I «atJ. tß*t"» Jofcn enarf.v.
\n.l I'll »cb4 and pet. t!-e «ara^
to I *entfoTt»OLDEN KK.VKDT.
< \* *;y »•■♦ *'.y coui.t be •
And I piit tt la John's »upper
Am: : put It la tl* !=*•
And It didn't ta»te » Tttt> btt;
Had bo odor, »o. you »cc—
It w** sinootae*t kind of s*!'.t3R
For Uttl." IXH-tor Me. _ _
An.l 1 wati-hed and pra»*a »nd w»lt««.
1 \a«l«*r!Kl •ome. ux>. I «rae»» .
And 1 «l!dn't have th.- nr.-» t-»4 t»i'J,
l"m Mb^mfil now to i 'ii*.
And John neTer tSoastnt » m!not!V
Ue wu belnjj cured of dnn».
And «x>n he's ;" well M any utH»,
H make* me cry ti»ia^a«
Ju»t ma*es me cry ■ssajssuw.
I'm so proud ti> b« h!« wi> -
Slm-r be l» cure.l of drlnkln>:.
AoJ :eaJi » nia, aew Ufe.
"S!are Jota he <iu!t a- «li+n«!as'"
I oaa't sity It times eno»<n
And h »ie* and loaihe* a H.^aor
A» tie would a po!«oa »tuiT.
And wu*n I »*y my prayer* at asja*
Aa tbnniifut a» caa be—
-....■■ i
Hcme Traatmant For Drunkard!
Odorl««« and Tawtslww— Any l-adj c * m
Civ* It >«^ir«tly nt U.uu* in Tf».
ConVw or Food.
Costs Nothing to Try.
If uu h.ne a hu-sbuna. son. brother. tatSef «■
friend vvrio is » \ictua of liquor. *!1 you h%*«£
.!» is !«• wesnl Tuur.namr an>l av'.vtnrs.-i on tSe ecw-
IH.n kk*. You may bo thankful as lon* aa r"
llv-tf that you iIU It. —
Free Trial Package Coupon
Dr. J. W. Haincs Company,
110 Glenn Bidg., Cincinnati, Ohio
1-W.-.l' *ei»a mf. »br«olat«-!y fre*. by r«tur«
mall, in plain wniui'rr. so that no ont. ci"
know whut it i-untaiiw. a trial p»vki,;»
UolUen lURMdj to pros* that wtat > v "■*■•
for It U tru« ta ev«rry r«»p«ct.
am ' ."-*i£*sj
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