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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-06
ADVANCE IN ALL GRAINS
SATURDAYS DIZZINESS WAS A BULL
FACTOR ON THE MARKET.
Provisions Did Not Follow the Ad-
vance of Wheat, Corn and Oats
and Closed Somewhat Lower.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The usual Saturday
dullness was a bull factor to-day on the
Board of Trade In spite of general bearish
conditions, and December wheat closed %q
&c higher, December corn AQ$sc up and
December oats a shade advanced. Pro-
visions closed sc to l212c lower.
Practically the only bull argument for
wheat at the opening was a better tone in
the cables. Receipts were still large, the
weather perfect and there was no large
cash demand. December, however, opened
&c TO nc higher, at 6SAc to 6S7sc and on
some fair local buying began to throw off
the bear influence that has pressed it for
the last week. May wheat had a fair trade,
and following this and a report of increased
buying for export December advanced and
closed firm and 9sQ1kc UP. at 69469sc. Re
ceipts were n~inety-nine cars. none Of con-
tract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported S4S cars, making a total for the three
points Of 947 cars, against last weeks 1.044
and $50 a year ago. Primary receipts were
1,175,000 bushels. compared with last years
$4,000 bushels. Seaboard clearances In
wheat and -four equaled 240,000 bushels.
Australian shipments this week were $4,000
bushels. against 5000 bushels last week.
Corn had a irmer undertone, helped
largely by better cables and a desire to
cover short accounts over Sunday. General
conditions were still bearish, especially the
fair weather, but in sympathy with wheat
December, which opened &c to &c higher,
advanced to Bose and closed steady and
Aq9sc up, at 66AQ567sc- Receipts were 2S3
cars.
Oats had q dull, narrow market. with
scalpers handling most of the business.
December was off a shade at the opening,
but there was enough outside demand to
hold prices and bring a steady close for
december, which was a shade higher at
o52Sc. Receipts were 1S5 cars.
Provisions were dull, and in spite of de-
cline seemed TO have a good undertone.
Early liquidation brought lower opening
prices for January products, but a fair
local and cash demand absorbed them with
but small losses. January pork closed I21bc
down, at Sl5.55; January lard l0c lower. at
%.1712, and January ribs &c down, at $S.O7Ia.
receipts for Monday-Wheat,
40 cars; corn, 240; oats, 1855; hogs, $1,000
head.
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MAsQUERADING As MEN.
Easy 10 Understand Why women
Might Do This.
Boston Transcript.

Boston transcript.
For some reason these repeated discover
les that women have succeeded in masQue-
rading as men With the aid OF mems cloth
ing until death revealed the truth doesn't
seem to surprise US 50 much as one would
think we ought to be surprised at such up
setting Of conventions. In the first place,
all of Us, no matter how happy we may be
at the present time, can recall days or
hours when We wanted 20 De some one else
or any ons else. With some such emotion
almost universal as one OF the ru4imentary
experiences, 10 IS not very difficult TO mag
Inc one IN whom il became rampant sue
cumbing 10 1t, and going in Tor being a
totally different person, even OF the other
Then. too, with all respect and courtesy
for maids and matrOns the world over. it
can be freely admitted that while no man
was ever heard 10 wish ne were a woman,
many a woman has said to herself and to
others that she wished that heaven had
made her a mani often her aspiration has
been qualified with the desire 10 be such a
man as would show them presumably
the men-hoW certain affairs should be con-
Quoted. But the chief prompting TO the de-
sire TO Exchange sexes Is probably the be-
lief that men In their daily lives have more
freedom. more immunity from gossip and
greater relief from the details that some
times make a woman lie mOnOtOnOuS
from her inability TO be superior to them.
Many and strong urgings from this point
or view are probably sufficient in cases TO
lead women 10 risk masQuerading as men.
In time a few OF these cases come TO pub
LEFTY. Within a year We have had two
prominent instances OF almost lifelong de-
ceptiOn n the community by women in
mems clothing. IL cannot be said that either
case led TO The other. as they had been so
living IN Widely-separate places FOR a num-
Der of years before the public was aDprised
Who knows whether there are not more of
these surprises on the way. one Is set 10
wondering If he knows any women posing
as men? 1t may be so. for .ts a funny
world.
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-~Butter-Receipts, 2591
packages. Market steady; State dairy. 14N21o;
creamery, 15022iac; June creamery. 20Q22c; fresh
factory, 12ikGl4izc C~heese-Receipts. 4,34 pack
ages. Market steady. fancy large, colored, 9isc;
fancy large. white. 9iac; fancy small. colored.
l0Lc; fancy small, white. 10c. Esgs-ReCeipts.
1909 packages. Market hrmer; State and Penn
sylyania, 2ld22c; Western candled. 20hQ21c:
Western uncandled. 16Q20kc.
PHILADELPHIA, oct. 5.-Butter firm; fancy
Western creamery, 221zc; fancy nearby prints.
25c. Eggs steady; fresh nearby and Western.
20c; fresh Southwestern, 19c; fresh Southern, 1Sc.
Cheese firm; New York full creams. fancy small.
lo4 qlO3sc; New York full creams. fair to choice.
9q9lsc.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 5.-Butter firm; fancy iml-
tation, 1Sdl9c; fancy creamery, &c; fancy ladle.
16dI7c; store packed, 13Q15c. Eggs firm; fresh,
I9d2Oc. Cheese firm; large. 91sQlOAc; small, 1919
Q10%c; medium, 10aQ10Ec.
CHICAGO, Oct. Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creameries.
14G2llkc; dairies. 139 &c. Cheese STEADY at 81
0lO&c. Eggs'steady; fresh, nc.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 5.-Packing butter. I1G12c
per 10; common country, l2c; good. l2d15o; Ell
gin, 24c IN cobb tubs, 2iikc IN So-lb tubs. Elgin
pound prints. 25c. Eggs, l5c.
KANSA CITY, Oct. Eggs steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock quoted on Change
at I5c per dozen. loss OF, cases returned.
ST. LOUIS. oct. 5.-Butter steady; creamery,
T7Q3c; dairy, 14Qt7c. Eggs steady at l6lzc.
CINCINNATI, oct. 5.-Butter steady. Eggs
firm at ITc. Cheese firm.
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street-RaiIway and Belt Securities.
Chicago locks
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Commercia paper, AZ
G5 per cent time loans, 5d6 per cent.
CleaTings, 1,446,5lS.0S balances, Sis, I24.04.
NEW YORK.-Money on call steady at 5
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4G5 per
cent. Sterling exchange nominal, with
actual business I'm bankers bills at st.S51z0
1865 for demand, and at $4.S33s for sixty
days: posted rates. $4.S4 and 1885,; COM
mercial bills, $~4.S21kd4S31s. Clearings, $685.
500. l66; balances, Sl0,0J0,949
CTIICAGO.-Clearings, 500. 702. 1872; bal
ances, 2,655,O04 Posted exchange, S4S5 and
$.S615. New York exchange, 20c discount.
MISUNDERSTANDING, S21, 695, AL; balances,
S2,031 .593.
PHILADELPHIA.-Money, 1905 per
cent. C~learings, $l6,O96,Sg6; balances, 81
35S, 531.
ST. LOUIS.-Money easy at 5G6 per cent.
New York exchange, l5c discount bid. par
asked. Clearings. $5.S93. 756; balances, SSH
500.
BALTIMORE-Money, H665 per cent.
Clearings, $3.9S1, 995; balances, SOS. 45S.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL SUNDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1901.

lower than they did last night. Missouri
Pacific was the weakest Of railroads, and
the fact that the Gould stocks and the
Standard OIL stocks have been the leaders
in the decline during the week Induces the
belief that these interests are in favor Of
lower prices. Tn bank statement had very
little effect upon the market. The decrease
in the surplus reserve was only a little over
10000. leaving II at SIS, 56O.025. The increase
in loans was unexpectedly large. but was
probably due TO certain special ~transac-
National Bank. The shipments of currency
to the interior during the past week have
been far larger than had been expected,
and il is the opinion Of those who are in a
position TO Judge that these shipments will
continue for some weeks. On the other
hand, the banks AVE received all the as
sistance from the subtreasury that that in
stitution can afford: consequently, unless
gold appropriations take place, a steady de-
crease III the resources or banks during the
next few weeks may be looked for.
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Pistols Twenty Inches Long.


dTeeuNlllt u ~ NcNst
when does the neWllaw, passed by the
last Legislature in regard TO pistols. 20
into effect2' was asRed;a News reporter by
a hardware dealer. There seems 10 be con-
siderable doubt as to the time when the
law rs to go into effect
Upon investigation. 1. was learned that
July J., 1872, Is the time, when no more pis-
tolls Of the usual variety can be sold. The
act provides that pistols twenty inches long
and Weighing three pounds may then be
sold 20 those who want them A weapon OF
this size, however. cOu:d not be concealed
IN the hip pocket. but tle law goes further
and prohibits the EARRING OF any sort OF
firearms. concealed or otherwise.
. IL o. said that there IL no law against the
selling Of cartridges after July, 1902. which
dt the pistols now In luse, and no doubt
after that time the regulation pistol viii
be sold as usual. no lSw can prevent the
importation OF pistols lin South Carolina
from other States anyi more than II can
prohibit the importation OF whisky. So that
Ii win be easy 70 secu-e q pistol through
your dealer and unless the State estab-
fishes "a pistol constabaiary there viii %
nothing TO prevent pistols from being I'M
ported into the State.
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Market Generally Weak.

IGranger Farwen & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The old saying
GAS goes St. Paul so goes the market"
should be changed at present to read las
goes Copper so goes the market" Weak
ness in Copper unsettled whole lists. and
the close was generally weak. The large
increase in loans in the bank statement in
the face of the decline in stocks caused
comment and some selling of securities.
The statement was made afterwards that
this increase in loans was mostly on ae-
count of the purchase Of Broadway banks
and could be only temporary. Sentiment
yesterday at the close was less bearish,
and there was considerable confidence that
the market would hold its own early to-day,
but the crowd was bearish again and lower
prices on Monday are expected.
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LONDON, oct. 5.-Onerings at the wool auc-
tion sales to-day numbered ll3. $50 bales. Broken
pieces were In good request at extreme rates.
Germany being the largest buyer. Fine grades
were firm, but mediums were Irregular. with
drawals increased. Up 20 to-day Z32.S2 bales
have been offered, Of which n. Us have been
withdrawn. Next week 5Z,60o bales will be Of
fered. Following are the sales: New south
Wales. $500 bales; secured, 5d0ls I'D: greasy.
3H0lilkd. South Australia. 200 bales. secured.
9d01s 4lad; greasy, 3iaNsd. West Australia. 100
bales; greasy, 4hG7tkd. New Zealand, loo
bales: secured. 5%dGls 81: greasy. 3h09d. Punta
Arenas. 200 bales; greasy. 4a414d- The arrivals
OF wool for the sixth series amount 20 1898
bales, including 1880 bales Forwarded direct H.
shippers. The imports during the week follow
New South Wales. 5.34f bales; Victoria. 1851
bales; Queensland, L253 bales; New Zealand.
4,4gS bales; Cape 81 Good Hope and Natal. 476
bales: elsewhere. 80 bales.
ST. LOUIS. oct. 5.-Wooi dun; medium grades.
Pacific; light fine, l2hGi4kc; heavy fine. gLG
uLc: tub washed. i202ic.
NEw r oct Woo dull; domestic
fleece. 2Q25c; Texas. leQl1c.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
AmaIEamated Copper the Heavy Sell
ing stock on Days Market.
Meyer & Kiser's Teleeram.l

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-The feature Of to-
days market was the heavy selling Of
-Amalgamated Copper. There was no news
TO account for II. but there appears to be
a steadily increasing belief that the en-
deavors OF this company to sustain the
price OF copper Will be unsuccessful. The
difference between prices here and in Eu-
rope is said TO be such as 10 admit Of
shipments Of copper from Europe here. An
other weak feature was Sugar. which de-
clined on the expectation that the light in
the West with the beet sugar refineries
would be protracted and disastrous. to both
interests. on the whole. the railroads held
up fairly well, although all Of them closed
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country packages free). 55s661sc. Cotton
seed oil quiet: prime yellow. '43c.
Rice quiet; domestic, fair to extra, 44G
&C; Japan, 4&c. Molasses steady: New
Orleans open kettle. good to choice. S5q4ze
Peanuts quiet: fancy h~and-picked, 4lzc;
other domestic, 214d3c.
Coffee-Rio: Spot dull; No. invoice, 5Ac;
mild quiet; Cordova, 71k01lc.
~Sugar-Raw quiet: fair refining, S5-l6c;
centrifugal, 90 test, 3zc; molasses sugar,
&c; refined steady; No. 9. 425c; No. 10, ACC;
No. II, Also; No. II, 4.15c; No. IL, 4O5c; No.
IA. 4.O5c; standard a, 4.90c; confectioners
A, 4.90c; mold A, 5.45c; c%ut-loaf, 5.6Jc;
crushed, 5.6Oc: powdered. 5.20c; graduated,
D lOc: cubes. 5.35c.
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Goo; Philadelphia and baltimore, In bulk. 50.
ROsin steady: strained common TO good sLtzA
Spirits OF turpentine quiet at S6zGS7c-
WILMINGTON. Oct B-Spirits OF trrpentine
turpentine steady al 81 ITO $50. Tar steady az
Sl30.
MONTPELIER. Oct. b.-Crude petroleum
diana. S9c.
CHARLESTON. oct. k-spirits OF turpentins
dull and nothing doing. Rosin firm and IN
changed.
OIL CITY. Oct. 6-credit balances. $50: GER
uncates. no bid. No runs or shipments reported.
SAVANNAH. oct 6-splrits OF turpentine firm
At sac. ROsin firm.
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The Bride annoyed.
New York Evening Sun:

New Nork Evening SUE
one OF the stock jokes OF the alleged
comic papers Is the old one about the ira-
portance OF the wedding as a spectacular
affair. from the brides hOint OF view. This
has been denounced Oftet enough as a crude
and brutal piece OF masculine humor. But
sometimes truth Is stranger that the ex-
traVagance OF the lest. makers. When q
man was arrested FOR attempted bigamy
at the very altar the ether day. was tho
bride grateful FOR the Intervention OF the
cOurts2 Not az all. She exclaimed an
grily 20 the policeman when he told her
thar she could not marty "A man who was
married already. THAT imay be. but what
about all these flowers land carriages and
dresses? 1 tell you 1 must be married.
All the arrangements aaNe been made"
What b. a little thing ike the law when
the wedding march IL playing and the we'd
ding breakfast Is ready
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.eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations. were as Follows: Flour steady:
winter patents. SS.s09S.60; straights, S9a340:
clears, S2.75G3.10; spring specials, 81; patents
s3.30Q3.G0; straights, S2.sOa3.2O. No. 8 spring
wheat, 66hq6Sc; No. 2 red, 69969lac. No. 3
cats. 35d35hc; No. 2 white, 314GSSc; No. 3
white. 36zQSSc. no. ? rye, size. Fair to choice
mailing barley, I595sc- No. l Northwestern fax
Prime timothy seed. s5.5O95.55. Mess pork, per
brl, S14, 40alf.45. Lard, per 100 lbs, s9.9509.97k.
ShOrt-rib sides QOose), SS.%dS.55. Dry-salted
shoulders Cboxei). %.5017.75. Short-clear sides
boxed. s9.Od9.2J. Whisky, on basis OF high
wines, $3.50.
Receipts-Flour. $1,000 brls: wheat, 1890 o bu;
corn. 211.N0 bu: oats, 324. 600 bu; rye. 1900 bu;
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1900 brls:
wheat 1900 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $1,000
bu. barley. "a 600 bu
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 11kd2 per cent. Dis
count rates-ShOrt bills, 23-l6G2A per cent;
three months bills, 2A02 sic per cent.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 1C1f 1215c
for the account Exchange on London, 25f
lSc for checks. Spanish tours closed at 1850.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London. pom
3S12pfgs for checks. Discount ~rates-Short
bills, 81 per cent; three months bills, 2s
per cent.
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NEW YORK, oct. 5-Tin was weaker IN tone
ct 2iG24.50c. Lead dull at 4-S7tkc. Spelter dull
at ABq421c- Copper-Lake superior. .6isQisc;
casting and electr0Eticl l6h0lohc. Iron was
dull at D50dlU.50 Tor pig iron warrants No. /
Northern foundry. N5Ql550; No. ? Southern foun-
dry. $1aGl4.50s No. ! Southern foundry. Sli7J0
lh25; No. ] soft Southern foundry, H4.Is0l5.A.
81. LOUIS. Oct. metals steady. Lead
steady a. AS5c. Spelter hm al Ss1Ac.
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. Her nc per ID.
spring chickens. SQ9c per 10. S1.35T2 per dozen:
young ducks. 70Sc per 10: geese. full-feathcrcd.
AZ5gA50 per dozen; turkeys. Sdsc per 10.
NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Poultrv-Aiive weak.
springers, 9Gsikc: turkeys. S01oc: fowls. lGc.
Dressed Irregular s~pringers, lie; spring turkeys
l0Gl2c.
ST. LOUIS. oct. 5-Poultry steady; chickens.
&C; springs. 7zc; turkeys. 6ikc. young. soc.
ducks. 5a5izc; geese. &c.
CHICAGO. Oct. 5-Iced poultry scarce but
easy; turkeys, 64Sc; chickens. S09c.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 5.-Poultry quiet: chickens.
S49c; turkeys, Ease.
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The banks now mold $40, J6O, 90 in excess OF
reserve requirements under the 25 per cent
rule.
The Financier says: 1T is noteworthy
that the shipments of money to the interior
last week were unusually heavy, amount
ing, including transfers through the sub
treasury, to 49, 1886, and the direct move
mCnt of money was quite largely to the
East, while considerable amounts were
sent TO St. Louis and to other Southwestern
points; the return movement was princi-
Pally from Philadelphia and other neigh
boring cities. 1t is also worthy of note that
the fiscal operations of the subtreasury
continue TO absorb considerable sums of
money from the banks, as is shown by the
fact that last week the excess Of receipts
over payments by that office was 50, 49,, COO.
Inasmuch as treasury disbursement for
bonds viii hereafter be comDarativelv
small, the buying of the 4 per cents of 1925
having been suspended by order Of the sec
rotary Of the treasury, the fiscal operations
of the department. should receipts continue
in excess of payments, will be likely to
have an important influence upon the cash
reserves of the banks. There will probably
be considerable amounts of Yukon gold
transferred TO this center from Pacific coast
points during the current week through
assay Office checks which will somewhat
offset bank losses to the subtreasuTy and
to the interior.
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snecie and Merchandise Movement.

NEW YORK-Imports of dry goods n
merchandise at the port of New York for
the week were valued at $S.5O4, l61. Imports
of specie for the week were 5000 21 in
gold and S64, 293 in silver. Exports Of specie
from this port TO all countries were $685., $50
in silver and s., 100 in gold.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. oct. 5.-Print cloth market firm,
with fair demand. In brown shcetngs and drills
the market Is hrm. Oiher staple cott0ns and
prints unchanged. American cotton yarns clos
ing with more inquiry ara stoadier tone. Worst
ed yarns hrm: wooden Yarns quiet.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.ACotton futures closed
steady; October. 7SJc; November. 7.szc; Decem-
Der. 1.sSc; January, 4socs, FEBRUARY. 7.SSc. March.
T.y6c; April. G.sOc. May. i.sSc. SPOT closed quiet;
mldolins uIlanos. SIC, niidGltns sulL sac. sales.
l.y3 bales.
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 57%c; Mexican
dollars, 4Jl2c.
LONDON.-Bar silver dul at 26sd per
ounce.
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The Trolley Mystcry.

Why is 1t folks sit this way in
The car we miss.
While In the car we catch at last
We'rejammediikethis?
Boston Christian Register
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oils.

NBw YORK, oct. s.-Petroleum quiet; ranned
New York, 76Sc, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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hipment OF Money to the Interior
The Leading Feature.

NEW YORK. Oct. The statement OF
the associated banks for the week ending
to-day shows:
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Treasury Statement.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

Saturdays credit balance. $3.50. $471,e
New-York tribune., 1901-01-08
OBJECT TO REFEREESHIP.
STOCKHOLDERS SAY APPOINTMENT is
FOR RELIEVING OFFICERS OF ANGLO
AMERICAN SAVINGS AND LOAN AS
ISOLATION FROM LIABILITY

The case OF the AngIo-Anerican Savings and
Loan Association again appeared in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday when j. w Car
penter and two other stockholders in the company
who live in PENNSYLVANIA filed an amended COM
plaint to their biIl asking for the appointment of
receiver and for the winding up of the company's
affairs
On the petition of Edwin E. Dickinson and Joseph
NJ. Dickey receivers, TO have referee appointed to
examine a proposal for the sale of the company's
assets to the Empire State Realty Company Jus
tice Maddox appointed George c. REYNOLDS referee
The bill charges that the appointment of the ref
cree is meant ito relieve the officers and directors
of the company from their liability TO the stock
holders of the association for the various Illegal
and ultra wires acts and transactions Of respond
said bill in the State filed by coIlusion
between the officials representing the people the
State of NewYork in said proceedings in the State
courts and the officers and attorneys of the said
respondent association for the purpose of ousting
the juris dictum of the United States courts''
In support of this assertion the compIainants
say that W. B. Hornblower and Charles A. Deshon
appear counsel both for the association and
realty company.
On Saturday Justice Maddox signed an order an
pointing st. Clair NcSelway and Charles S Wilbur
permanent receivers of the association. The COM
en,ns pan,S aseares ss that Whe the application was
Clarence A Samson. stockholder. for permission
10 intervene. was heard, and laid over until after
manent receivers and dissoivnS the cornpanv nn
According to the complaint, the reason the matter
that an attempt was being made to have anciIlary
Judge Lacombe yesterday afternoon signed an
order recurring the Anglo-American Savings and
Dickinson and Joseph n DicRey; the psrimanent ar n
receivers ST. Clair MeKelway and Charles S. Will
pear on Friday and show cause why a permanent
e9T tSe nr saoSa not De appointed and restraining
any OF the property of the association.