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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-22
|RATE JUDGE
B. s. Baker Attempts TO Show
District Attorney Clancy
His Duty
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NOT FROM MISSOURI
----
The Censured o iicinl Says Judge
Is Exceeding his Authority
and Quotes Law to Good
Pnrposc
SHOWS UP STEAL AGAIN.

The following correspondence
which took place Monday last. be,
tween Associate Justice Benjamin s.
Baker, presiding judge Of the sec
ond judicial district and Frank IN.
Clancy. Esq, district attorney for the
territory OF the same district, appear
cd In Tuesdays Albuquerque journal.
The Optic readers are interested In
the struggle for good government In
B~ernalillo county. Judge Bakers
letter reads:
October 10. 1903.
sHon. II, w. Clancy, District Attorney
Second Judicial District, Albuquer.
que, N. NJ:
"sir-I i'm informed from what !
zee In the newspapers that some OF
the county officers OF Bernalillo coun-
ty have appropriated or misapprop-
rated money belonging TO Bernalillo
county. The court Is the proper trib.
unal In which to try such matters. II
any officer OF said county has approp-
rated or Incorporated, any money
belonging 10 said county, Of which
you have knowledge or information.
1t Ia your duty 70 al once Institute
proper proceedings In the court 10 re.
cover the same. I demand OF you
that, In this matter, you be not de-
relict OF your duty. This you should
do without fear or favor. absolutely
ignoring all political effect Of your ac-
ton. n the exigency OF the case de-
mands and the evidence warrants. l
will call a special grand jury 10 indict
all offenders. l will continue to do
nil I can consistent with my position
to see that no guilty M escapes pun
ishment.
(Signed) III. 81, BAKER,
Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF New Mexico aud Judge of
the Second judicial District There
Of"
District Attorney clancy's answer
follows:
October 10. 1909. s O'Clock D. M.
Hon. BENJAMIN s. Baker. Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
New Mexico and Judge Of the Sec
ond Judicial District. Albuquerque.
N. NJ:
"Sir-Since mailing 10 you this af.
tornoon my answer TO your letter AZ
this morning. ind by the Evening
Citizen that you have given TO the
press your letter 10 me. This CON.
polls me. out Of regard to tho public
rs well as TO myself. TO take the same
course with my answer which ! will
have Published "a oon as practicable,
I have no doubt that this will be sat.
kfactory 10 you as you must have es.
pected and desired u when you gave
out your letter,
Very respectfully.
~. w. CLANCY.
District Attorney
The following il n copy Of Mr.. Clan
cy's reply 10 which he refers in the
above notice:
October 10. 1909.
'Hon. BENJAMIN $. Baker. Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF
New Mexico, and Judge Of the Sec.
ond Judicial District Court. Albu.
dnerquc, n, NJ:
"Sir--i acknowledge the receipt OF
your letter of even date herewith.
Upon reflection you must realize
that your letter oyerstcps the limits
Of oniciai and judicial %propriety. and
I would make no answer 20 4, be.
yond acknowledges ~ receipt. were
II not that your action should be q.
tributcd 70 pralsworthy zeal for thr
public welfare.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-22

America Is nov exporting about
s7,000.000 worth OF shoes a year, Of
which Great, Britain gets one.third.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-22

a locomotive testing laboratory
win be a feature Of the transportation
building at the worlds fair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-22

Americans imported s25,412,776
worth Of precious stones last year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-22

One person in every 575 in the Unit
ed States is q physician.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
COTTON MARKETS.

NEw YORK July 22rhs s sgt!0 no,n msFx a.
der better English cables than expected. psrtcu
isrly in respect to spot cotton which was rsh"ts
With sales Of 1000 bales American em Imsse
lures still reported In Texas, started SHOTS
covering and there was also some demand from ths
clique. chiefly for sepsber As the session si,s
lion in connection with the approach OF me inst
delivery day in that month Early 10 81 thc J., morn IN
Afternoon AZ at sold at 1900, not single bale
1900 it WINS bid up TO 1880: or 10 points over
preyo%ss PR prc' t"r ,hf ss sfasG M
as and September to 1922 with the ssnnera
a level net l5M60 points higher. feature IRE, ~
the afternoon was the demand from Wnll street ,'a
for Scntemhcr and October, and all through the
session while there, was more or less bnil , sup.
covering In the last few minutes there was a
little realizing that eased prices on rev POTTS ON,
net 10Ml5 points higher, o,o ooo
Sales for the day were estimated M -oo,ooo
bales,
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Stock Prices Rose to Better
Level.
OCCASIONAL REACTIONS
Trading Fell Away TO Nominal Proper
lions at the Recessions Until Last
flour, When Prices Turned
Downward
(By Associated press.)

NEW YORK, July 22-The price level
OF securities made some recovery to-day
q hcsitating and irregular manner.
f11c opening rise met renewed selling.
especially in the United States Steel
stocks. which caused waverlng In the
whole list. With a relaxation Of tho
urgent pressure upon these stocks, the
market took on a better tone. and start
ed moro steadily upwards There Eere
occasional slight reactions. but the Trad
ing fell away to nominal proportions at
tho rccessions. until tho last hour OF the
session. A:-that time, the market paused
for time ana then turned downwards
on a growing volume Of selling and closed
easy. The principal active stocks had
been lifted from two 10 three points over
last night. and the reaction left them
not more than half Of the extreme gains.
The demand from the ahorts was an I'M
portant element in the buying. as mat
ter OF course, after so violent decline
as that which has been occurring. No
other indiccmcnt to cover shorts was
needed than the failure to dislodge stocks
with the recent customary case. The
rise in the dividend rate on Erie, first
preferred, from 3 TO per cent; OASIS
made itself felt to some extent IN i, INC
market Many past hopes OF DIVIDEND ,,.i
increases. raised by the large surplus
earnings reported by valious railroad
companies, have been held In allegiance
Fince the period Of putting surplus earn
ings back into improvements and some
times I'm addition issuing bonds for addl-
tIonal improvements funds. Some Of the
high prices of last year in stocks were
based upon probable dividend increases;
which were confidently counted upon; and
compare lively few Of which We're reallzcd.
The Erie Increase Is the first incident 10
reviNe any hope that some. OF these OK
pectstions may be realized later. In spite
of thu prevalent competition Tor ready
funds amongst railroad corporations.
There was Il notable falling off In the
number OF inactive stocks to show VIDE
declines on the marketing of SINAI! docks.
Colorado Fuel. preferred. was the only
notable example. 100 shares OF that stock
selling 90 points lower than the last pre-
ceding sale. $50;
The, active bond Issues were flrner.
hut weakness OF some OF the inHcstment
issues made the market irregular. To-
tai sales, par value. s?,lI5.c0o.
United States bonds were unchanged
Total sales. 72o1oo shares.
MONEY AND EXcHANGE.cLosE:
Money on call. steady; lowest ! IA per
loan. ! ia; closing. l-igl u: Tune
money. sixty days. IL per cent: ninety
days. 5; is xmonths.. s: prime mercanuie
pa per- Siege; sterling exchange easy,
will actual business In bankers bills AZ
S4SS. c5SI $40 for demand and at SiH.o'p
ia 10 for sixty-day bills; posted rates:
f4s5 and s4sT IL: commercial bills. ASi 50
a5s4 IS: bar silver. 81 rs: Mexican DOL
lars, A. IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July %. -FLoUR-aunseti!sd
Glosn Scss,y. nye flour--steady. c0rnhea'--
wi Wheatlspot easy: No. red. sohc. options
opened steady and were generally very nrn aa
small winter wheat receipts and covering. t ta
bears awakened the market with success, lore
Ing ont Ion ,be se sha net
No. . red. :Tr'y. sossc. September. soac; De-
celnber close. at 500. 80, o..on. mar.
ket was also strong after the opening on further
outside buying lighter receipts ano EG"u rrh he
s sss:e ssbis&osr net 5S SSsE @
gp corn S but nay soa d.
strady; reansh. dull rorkssteady: Talow ao
s. t ooa2. o. rurpen tine--Firm at 52@5eaac
conee--The market Tor coffee futures opened
quiet at unchanged prices to neGnns 8
I'd slightly frmer IN keeping with steady prl,
mary markets. closing. steady at nnchansss ed
br rFs spo an sva9 quiet no '' invoice
mild easy. sugnrRaw hsm ia fal rrs a1nlnss
lsc es s test 3rm 1c1 @oiaSsTs
Bntfer-stesdy; extra creamery. ooc; cream
ioN s c. large, ~ colored, loc. snail white 1oAc
Isrss wh,e tr lSs to Extras
ern. extras. 1sMlslsc.; western seconds 10
other sa''u domasti C. sa4zsc Csbbagessouiet;
baltimore, 81 ooa1I2 Long Island; per 100 s5G g
100 Fricgbts to Lirerpooi--Quiet; cotton o!
steam to Liverpool, III pence.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 22.-Wheat ruled weak
after rather firm opening. and the close was ~
loss for OF closing oWer
Oats were strong early, closing firm at a gain
Of Nc Provisions we're unchanged 10 loeRl2tsc'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
ACUTE OLD FARrlER
n Original Terms He Gives His Views
as 10 Strikes and Strikers.

t
Editor of The Times-Dispatch:
:, SILL was born In the country and
I'VE there now, and If the Lord will allow
intend my last breath to be pure coun-
~ have prejudices, and it is as we'll for ma
TO say that In an ordinary count or noses
l Inc my prejudices up on the country
sioe, For town folks, with their airs and
lnss. and it would hardly be prudent to
commit them to type il ever wish to 70
10 Richmond again at the time my to-
bacco Is sold. / had powerful uprising
OF emotions when this car fuss spring IN
II took my gravity out Of me totally, ii
broke out so sudden--the boys all stopped
at the drop of a hat-and next thing /
heard bricks, linch-plns, aeggs, sluss,
the streets OF Richmond same as war. /
felt cock-sure that the money men were
wronging our boys. and 1t shook my bile
TO eVaporatIng. point, own up that
quite prominent in my neighborhood.
| reckon the fact that one of my
nephews--my younger brother Iack's son,
Jim. was In the upheaye made It worse
was down on the railroads. r. told my
wife that II was young ! would march
to Richmond In solid phalanx and help
clean out the capitalists ana dump tho
you, was sweating in my collar and felt
the spirit OF war swelling IN me,
Now / come to the narrow part Of the
road and feel as awkward as an uncul-
tured calf. It always did make be ache
internally to feel that ! had "a made nM5 fool
derpnnine of my opinions falling out. /
would rather haul saw;l92gs than to con
fess that am wrong IL lrets me like
forty to do 1t because my wife always
weakens me- Wien afterwards I wish to
be a stuhbo rs about other Things. But be.
ing religious, believe in Owning sSma up pp ana
that strike, Which has been rafting. up
Riehmond, ] taught school ssda y bit ol before
thoughts into numbered secuohs' ana this
!" ~ The MY i tipst shock my principles got
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
FARMvlLLE & PoWHATAN Raj
ROAD.
8. g 9, FAST TRAINS TOMORROW
Nav vestibuled Equipment.

the new vcstibuled electric lighted
coaches and parlor cars. which coaches
created such favorable comment on the
:, and O. sunday outing of Sunday last.
t,.,,e been assigned to the G. and Q. fast
tra,ns between Richmond and Norfolk.
These trains leave Richmond ut A. M.
aaiIv and 4 P.sM. daily excent Sunday.
time ITO Old Point two hours, ana 10
Norfolk two hours and t"enty-,lVe n MN
,,.aa returning these trains arrive Rich
n,ond 11.4S A. NJ daily except Sunday.
7p. M. daily. These coaches seat
a aiahty persons. Unexcelled service on an
unexcelled road bed.
Going to Norfolk? The c. and Q, points
thu way
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF R1cHaoND. JULY %, 1905

ARRIVED,
Steamer Brandon Rhodes Norfolk. merchun.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Sloop Roamer, johnson, James River, wheat
and straw, ]. f.. Jacobs and Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pnssen
gers. Virginia Navig tion Co.
Steamer BRANDON Rhodes Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT JULY 90, 1908
ARRIVED
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
SAILED
general cargo,
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JULY %, 1909
ARRIVED. y
Schooner Addie NJ Lawrence, Portland,
Schooner Clara Goodwin, Providence.
SAILED.
Nathan T. Palmer. Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
DRY coons ,fARKrr

NEW YORK. July 2o.-The dry goods MARKET
continues In depressed condition ms far rs
business Is concerned. Prices are very firm. and
where goods are wanted for immediate shipment
high prices are being paid. The market, how
ever. lacks speculation. and conditions are likely
to remain unchanged until the jobbcrs' fall trade
commences in earnest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
UNION AND NON.
UNION MEN FIGHT
(By Associated press.)

ST. L.ouIS. MO. July 22.--Upon orders
OF walking delegates, about ono hundred
and fifty men. structural ircn-workers
and roofers on the machinery building
at the Worlds Fair grounds are on strike,
their claims being that workmen build
Ing the elevated track are not union men.
union men fleeing for safety. Several
men We're hurt, Joseph Myers skull being
fractured, Police restored quiet and the
strikers were forced TO leave the build
ing. Ma arrests were made,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
NAVAL STORES.

Z WILMINGTON. y. c., July 22-SPIRITS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing: receipts, 1870
casks, casks; RSs!,.pnll at S15o@l.s So; receipts 1o5
and 1913; receipts. so barrels. Tar-Firm at
$I.65; receipts. 32 barrels.
Firm at 4ohc.; receipts, 1,342 casks; sales /857
casks exports. liz casks. Rosin,-Firm; re-
ceipts, e:056 barrels; sales, 1,2l1 barrels; c1-
CHARLESTON. s. c.. July 22.-TuRPEN-
TlNE-Steady at p4SSc. Realistically
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AND PEA NAnKEr,

NORFOLK. VA. July c.-Thc peanut narse.
Is quiet to-day. The ony change in prices Is
Spanish nuts. which have dropped in price to
17Rc. bushel The prices are as follows:
Fancy. quiet at &c.: strictly prime. 2Xc.:
prime. 2hc.; low grades. &c.: machine picked
2n2hc.: Spanish. &c. per bushel. BlackeJe o
peas, s225 bag: black and sneckle peas. 81 !:
clay and red peas. soc. Peanut bags In bales
GS In. 74-1oc.
PETERSBURG. VA, July o2-PEANUTs--
Spanish new, market very firm MT II lsc.; sellers
asking more. Virginia s-Quiet at SC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
FINEST, CoAsTWlsE RIPstlN The
WORLD.

pichmond to Boston and return, SaS.oo;
"a Providence and return. S21,oo, includ,
~, meals and room. via Merchants and
Mi transportation Company, from
Norfolk. Daily line to New bnslanu.
tickets on sale at Chesapeake and ONO
n,d Norfolk and western Railways Of
fices, NO. $40 East Main Street.
r. w. WRIGHT.
Agent. Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
EXCURSION
To Wharton Grove Camp.

Commencing Friday, July "a, 1908 the
fast and attractive steamer Tourist will
extend her Friday and "Wednesday trips
from Fredericksburg through to Wharton
Grove Camp, and will discontinue her
Saturday trip up and Monday trip down,
On Saturday, Sunday and Monday she
will leave MAYORS Wharf at ESQ a. ~,
Tappahannock at A. NJ, and will make
all wharves en- route to, Wharton Grove
and will arrive at the Camp Mt II a. M.
She will return same evening to MAYORS
This will give you chance to have a
delightful sail and enjoy the day at the
Camp Grounds. This scedule vii BIO in
effect until Camp closes.
r. V. ARCHER.
General Manager, Fredericksburg, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
ne leading futures ranged as follows:


Z Cash quota lions were rs rol1oWs: = in oHE--
Steady. Butter--Easy: crealneries. 17is Glo as;
diaries 15IS011cS Wheat. No. 2 red. l5W
7Gi.c. No. corn, 4as.c.; No: yellGr'. 5oAc.
oats: No. white. Sole; Nj white Whit Ssc
fair TO choice mailing 46M5Oc No. ! hasseed,
Doc; No, northwestern o5,sc prime TmS G'.G
"a IL. lard per 100 pounds s7.77IS@ also; short
ribs sides (loose) ssl2l5@s.so; dry sailed
shoulders (boxedl, s7,5oG7. o2ls; short clear
grade. sIa0Od12.5o Esss-Easy at mark. cases
Included l1Gl3c. Cheese-Firm mt 100 y 1sc.
ncceipts-Wheati O3.325 bushels; corr 202 100
bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels hogs :aooo
bushels.
head.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23

CHICAGO, Ill, July 22 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
10000 head Including 900 Ies nrIr. market atn
ssSs !. io poor t. medup si25&5s5 stock
ers aud feeders s95o4a4e;o COWS Ian, and ssifers ,
4'6o; calves, Ss.ooa6 40 Hogs Receipts 70:
day head; estimated for t. morrow nor ", 900
SIS. 4oab76; good choice, heavy S5e5@b.75i
heavy itsht IRSssnS
onn mad. istendy ia 100. higher. Lambs opened
STEADY and closed lower. Good to choice weth-
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CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July q. Notwithstanding,
bulls and cows, steady to shade higher. Steers,
S5oo@5,Oa; tops s5.75: oxen si.5; bulls hn. SS 6
d,25; export do. $t4oG4 co. cows, Sl,79M4 10
higher; Suttermilks, 6oGeoc, higher, vealss,
$5OO0l7.75; tops. $500; culls, Si,0oGi 90, but
Dressed calves higher city, dressed yeals s@
lie pound country dressed gg1 n heb per
sheep strong; lambs firm, closing. l0@l5c. high
or Sheep, $s.OOGD450; lambs, 50 oo47,oo; one
car ut S7.lO, Hogs Receipts, b,o60 head; mar
light do, SG,dO,
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crr. ss,7bT4.oo; fair to choice mixed. $1,000
$50: native lambs, S325I6.40

EAST LIBERTY. IA, July 22-cATTLE--
STEADY. Choice. s5.25d5 $40: prime. s4ooa51O;
good. s4.6oG4.St. iogs-HlEhcr Prime henry.
s5.s5N50o: mediums. S8.15Is2o; heavy york
ers, $e.25G830: light workers. sG.4066.5o:
roughs. s. ooM5.oo. sheep--s!cady Best weth-
ycarllngst s3.oo95.0o; veal calves, s7.oo61.5o.
CINCINNATI, O.. July %. HoGs-Actire t
H.0015.ao Cattle--Dull and lower at s2.25G1
4.T5. Sheep-Active at s2.0oG4.oO. Lambs
Active and higher at S3.5OM640.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
CLOSING BOND OUOTATISON.

Chicago. Rock Island md Pac. 4s.....-. 100
O.. G., g. and st. Louis gen. 4s.......... os
Chicago Terminal As I.................. -
Denver and Rio GrandG 4s .............. a7M
ErIs r 2;sns-n 'in /. As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ... y =
Fort Wort. VAIN, GnS 9 gas CITY 1 1St
Louisville and Nash. Unined 4. .......... osH
Nonhattan con rold Observation-Disclosures. 100
Mexican CentlIll Is .............,..... ~
M;nn and 81 Louis 4s................. aoh
Missouri, Kan. and Texas 4s............ asB
,,iisso,.i,' i;ap and Texas 2d.,........ rs
New '" York Central gen 8lss............ o9H
~ I,reev Central zen IS .,.......... 1927
Nor,born Pociac a. ................... 1o0b
So-,he,n Pacific AZ .............,.... 7iA
, W. ~ ~" ~ Western con "a ... as
I,c,ainr q" General A. .................. DAN
st T. and Iron Mountain con. 80 ......-. III
e. louis and San Francisco 4s........ eoh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-23
coTToNsrrn on, u.nrrr

NEW YORK, July 22.-Cottonseed oil was
dull, closing steady. Prime crude (. o. b.
mills. Bic, new crop; prime summer yellow,
i?hc.; on summer yellow, 37A63Sc.; prime
White, Aag4sc; prime winter yellow, 4Ic.; prime
meal, $27 .O0M27.5O nominal. -
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SPECIAL Low-RArE EXCURSIONS
To Atlantic City, N. j., via the Popular
York River Route-S8 Round Trip.

York River Route-S8 Round Trip.
s on Thursday and Friday of each week
until September 18th the Southern Rail-
,vav viii sell special round-trp, tickets
to Atlantic City n. j., and return at S.
These tickets limited, returning, to reach
Richmond not later than "wednesday fol-
In addition to these low-rate tickets.
the Southern Railway VIII sell summer
CITY. at sl1 round-trp. good. returning.
until October slst. These tickets on sale
daily until September soth.
Via York River line to Baltimore and
routes, Baltimore, to Atlantic City.
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Wall Street Gossip.
lsnecIal 10 The TImes.DIsp.tch.)

Especial to The Times Dispstch.)
NEW YORK. July s-Ihe stoSx ma arr e.
that the drain had been rather oyeIhons and that
Steel Issues showed relatively less strength
than other stocks
ERIE FIRST PREFERRED:
Erie LIST preferred showed notable s.tenstn on
reelected to considerable extent IN the common.
ROCK ISLAND:
The liduiiatlon notable in Rock l.land re-.
Gently WINS no longer In evidence IN the early
market and should It not rsnppessp Inc enece
on the general market Wo"iu pe "no'e"o.e'
THE GnASGERs
the improving outlook for the crops, and the
prevailing sentiment YVES thai these roath we're
assured Of a good business for another year ut
least.
THE EARLY sTRADING:
In the early trading there vas conside ei,h1.
short covering, which carried prices up rapidly,
but some large interests were said to have Ca n :,
heevc exerted their influence toward checking II
FOR the present The urgent lI1nida ton seemed
10 have been exhausted with the exception OF
ymall accounts in ono or two issues.
ERIE VOTING TRUST:
of dissolution Of the Erie voting trust which;
under present conditions, would be Srcompshed
by the payment OF ulNlleHus on nv - ~ 49,
FOR ono year at the per cent rate. II was
considered not improbable, however. mat meas
nres would he taken for continuance OF the
voting trust along the lines followed In the case
Of Southern Railway.
GOOD CROPS. HELPED TAXES YES PAcIFic: c.,
The favorable reports on Texas crops had A
good effect on Texas Pacific. According TO pres
emit indicat ions The cotton crop, whlch ms mere
tofore been some weeks late, gives Indications
Of turning out well,
A move against the shorts In Tennessee Coal
and Iron resulted IN a Substsntial rally, on
which, however, stock was inct, ana Inc
greater mart OF the rally was quickly lost.
sTRoNG IN THE SECOND HOUR:
In the second hour the market displayed con-
siderable strength and WAS remarkabie; per-
hs ps not SO much for any excellence or buying
- for the removal Of the selling pressure For
the tine al least. liquidation seemed TO have
entirely ceased,
BuLLISH on NEW YORK CENTRAL:
Bulls on New York Central predicted con,
therefor which The! offered was the return OF
Mr., w. X. Vanderbilt to active railroad life
portendcd good results, and that the sentiment
attached tn the name was worth several points
for this stock
ADVANCE GAVE SATlSFACTION:
The advance In Steel gave great deal OF salts.
faction. particularly In view of the fact That
there was widespread belief that there were
numerous stoD orders Mt little below TUESDAY
nights closing price,
BUYING IN, ST, PAUL GOOD;
The buying OF st, Paul was said to have been
more than ono quarter that section Of tho