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, 1907-09-19
Notice of Sale of Real
Property for Unpaid Taxes
State of Wyoming,
County of Carbon

County of Carbon.
Notice is hereby Civ
September, A. D. 1907, at the front
Town of Rawlins, County of Carbon
estate for taxes due and unpaid on the
hours Of 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. Said sale
all of said property is disposed of. Thu
sale, together with the taxes, penalti
cribed as follows:
Owners Name
and a
Description of Property
Allenspaugh V, W. Allenspaugh add
lots 8 to 7, 20 to %, 45 As, blk 1, "a
Is to 10, blk 2, l 2 blk B,
Bremen. Annie c., S. l.. & l. Co. add
l to IL, blk 6.
Bennett. Alice M, H. q G. add. lot
8 blk l.
Bennett Fl. NJ. S. R. E. & l Co. W.
add. l to 4, 8 9 to Is, blk 8.
Bruuer, Chas G. Allenspaugh add.
lou ~ DIX. o.
Best JAS. g., Allenspaugb add. lot
8 10, blk 2. 5 6 Z blk 3. 15 16 II
blk Z. 3 blk 9
Bingham E. A., S. r. E g. | Co. W.
lot Z, II and II blk 8.
Cobb j. P, S. r. E. & l.. Co. LIST
lots Is to "a, blk 16. IL IL ID blk II
Chesterman G. w. SIR. E.& Leo. LIST
lot ID blk %
Esser Mathildia, S.L.& Leo. lot II
blk 6
Ferguson Mary A. S.R. E.& 1. Co. W
lots / to 2 II to II blk 25
Felker w. S. Allenspaugh add. lot
6 blk 8
Finch j. Glenroy add. lot II blk 6
Hackett Anna Riverside lots 7 8 blk 9
Hansen Hans, II. Sp's add / & II b
Haggarty Ed. S.R. & 1. W add. lots
IL g. II blk 10 V. V. add. all blk 2
Howard P. l.. Riverside add. lots Is
and l6 blk 4
johnson Ole SIR. E.& I.w.add.l 6 b "A
Jennings, Estate H. Sp's add | a b IL
johnson Hogan Estate S.R.E.& L. Co.
LIST add. lots 10 20 blk 5
Johnson j. L. HISS add. lots 5 6 b IL
Large W. Ii. Riverside, lots % "a b A
Lufkin Kate, S. r. E. & l. Co W add.
lot 10 block 10
Maxfield Mollie, HIS G. add. Is Z 8 b 3
Maxfield G. w, HIS G. add. w22ft. b l
SIR. E.& |. W. add lots | to a blk "a
McCasland ]. F. S.R E.& l.. LIST add.
lots II to Is blk 20
Nyquist A, Al'nsp'gh lots % "a blk 2
Peterson j., H. SIS add. lot IL blk 10
Phillbrick Phi, Al'nsp'gh lot rs blk 2
Prichett T., H'lands, lots l to IL blk 3
Rankin Juletta, S.R.E.& L. Co.1st add
lots II 10 blk 81
Richmond, ID. S. Riverside add. lot 10
20 blk Z. "a blk 8. H.& G. add. II
4Oft of lots l 2 blk 2, lot 8 blk 2. 81
III IL blk 2. w.20ft of nj lot II blk
2. S.R.E& l. W add lot 10 blk 8
Hot Springs add. lot 3 blk 10
Scott N. H., H.& G. add lot 8 blk 9
Stick E Al'nsp'gh add lot ~ blk 2
Seymour G. W., Al'sp'gh add 9 BIS
Smith C,B., SIRE. & I.w Z to 10 b 25
Smith DC, to 6 b 25
Sterrett l.. g. LIST, l to IL b ID
White f. K, Riverside add. ! 10 b Is
j..
Dated at Saratoga, County of Carbon,
August, A. d. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
SECRET TRUST MOVES.
american Tobacco Company Hid
Some Nez0 Acquisitions.

r,eseral inquisitors bringing out in the pre-
-,,,arv hearing of the suit to dissolve the To-
xco Trust information that was exercised
=. ,.ening the formation of the big combination
Sro,o the knowledge of the man in the street
..areb the officials and attorneys of the An,eri-
=, n have declared with pretty uniform regu-
,,,,, that there nothing in the history of that
-ranization. past or present, that it intended
- taer from governmental public knowledge
-aleb c Dula, second vice-president of the
.r,ercan Tobacco Company. who began yesterday
= second week in Special Attorney General Nc
,o,nolds questions and answers class was
s,.aa about his company's attempts 20 acquire
-,o,1s independent companies. Letters from Mr.
,l1s 70 various agents were also read Their con-
r-s displayed special eagerness on the part
:, ths tobacco company TO advertise boldly the
,se,ing Of its operations. For instance in the
g. of the organization of the Queen City To-
..oco Company. Of Cincinnati. Mr.. Dula said the
American Tobacco Company furnished the money
So, fbe connection of the companies was kept
.c,ef To add effect to the scheme a supposedly
,rnlacable foe of the American cornpany's inter
s~ts was placed the head of the new company
some of the labor union leaders got suspicious
hruever, and this fact was quickly reported to
NJ pula Another company acquired secretly by
,be American the Manufacturers Tobacco
Company, Of Louisville. Still another was the
p,nke-ton Tobacco Company, of GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
while an attempt was made to do up indepen-
dsnt concern. the Peoples Tobacco Company. OF
N4v Orleans. The American lost money in this
snd gave up the attempt
The government officials seem 20 have succeeded
:; acouainting themselves with the secret aachina-
lions of the big tobacco company before fling the
hin of complaint in the suit. At least Mr.. DuIa
cid Yesterday he knew OF no companies other
tt-an those enunerated in that document which
were under the domination of his company.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10

81 GO; light 81 6oGs4 s. pacEsg st9si 80 pigs.
IS 5OdS4 80 bulk OF sales. S4IS4 So SHEEP-tscel2ts
estimated about 2El-s h~a.i. market weak 10 iVtti1c
sheep. - 5oG<5: ilnlbs- 3 $3.50 ys1riiHss
Essst BufsIo Dec a-CATTLE-ReceiPts. ~ 200 head;
prime shipping. 81 55si 3 40. butch
ers s. 25aS5 heiers IS 25aS5; 81 5JSi IS:
bulls 81 751S+ 30: stocers ard feeders s. 3uS4 l.:
heifers 2JS - fresh and spri1Sers $50
81 lower slsq$5t- VE3I1S-Itecei2ts. 1.S00 head ac-
higher $5GfSt - H9CiS-Receipts. 25-5tO
head: 1airIy piss. 49St5c others -a4ec lower.
heavy AMI mixed. 81 54St - YOrksrs. st 7JGS+ 50.
pigs So 81 13$4 So 50GiS4: dass.
81 1ieSS4 ~. SHEEP AND LAHBS-Rsceipts. 27.0to
good lambs active lambs and sheep l1wsr:
S4Sr>4 -; mixeS. $50
81 30: Canada Iamb 81 1885 10
Cincinnati. S---HO(IS-Slows and generally
lower: shippers 81 5ssSf So 50 %
pers 81 7Oa$J 1G; common se4s2 =. SHEEP-Steaiy.
s2N>f 80 IAANES-Steady. 81 25I$S ~.
Pittsburg 9--fATTIE-R market
slow; choice s. JoqS5 e5; prime. s. 2Gas5 40 SHEEP
common. 81 50as2 co: lambs "a 5ORs5 CALVES
-SSQ$S -. HOGS-Receipts fair; market slow and
lower prime heaves mediums and heavy Workers. 81 500
81 90 light Workers and pigs. 81 TO 81 10; roushs SO
Kansas city Dec e-CATTIE-ReceipfS 10 700 head.
and s5 s5 60 fair 70
S4S5 1895 stocksrs ana
feeders S3d$f 40 Southern steers 81 6S4 10 Southern
80 35S4 %; native x2S+ .: native hefrers
Receipts 1000 head; market 15d2oc lower s4 eo'
S4 4Of1sf so heavy. So t5s4 60 packers
81 4U1s4 50 pigs lights. 81 25qs4 50 SfIEEPRe-
1o25c lower; lan1os 50 SOP
S5 15: and yeari.ngs. 81 23@S5 western yesrnss
81 50sJ Western sheep. S3si io sockers and feed
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10

The local market for spot cotton was quiet. with
Prices np 6sns az u saies bales
Sess aes $50 New
steady at m at II sea sales 400
quiet 1l6c higher at II l-1Sei saeS; S;o1o
at sa hsss Nsaf9n ssaa nGna
6aes as saes 9e Roe s5eady Steady
unchanged at Bloc: ST Louis steady unchanged at
poiaf: ssr ssre TussdsS At Gaiveso
sst @ sna against
ss e 5 ss as weak ahd at ss5 last
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot
porte
can 1iooo niddIine upland. s42d Futures opened
d1saG on fse mSnths S3h5 Closed barely rely
uary' uarss soolzd aary eo4d February
and
as
ing % e0ihs snie, Four sad hIn wa. in poor demand to-
day with quotations and barely steady Sales
unmpcrtant Rye nopr du and mneRangep Yr pd ne
81: ss;:s ssss s
xs,s s e0s s s,ss T3 S9K Rfs5 $ lot
Steady ste "se Quoted at ssass 10 per 100 RYE TLop
i ssnsy @ Fair s. ssif :. sssss r. snsse
Quoted So ssass s5 BAG MEALmMarsst Ma s
ssasss s, g. n'
G dog $50 COG 81. ,.ss psssmSsF T, .ses sss
ssns City 81 a g
S2s % bulk 2ed$27 45 IA sacks oilmeai s31 50s32
GRAIN-wHEAT-A duh market with prices about
1c lower feature IN wheat to-day Some local
operators 1t had been bulled 70 death. On the
other hand took the position that the gov
eminent crop report would mean eventually higher
prices The weakness In Wall street was an important
influence against buoyancy wheat all cables
were no help market Liverpool closed unchanged
70 !, tower Paris Sa325 points down. and Berlin of
i1kc per bush interior movement full. averag-
in aho year ago. while seaboard clear
ances dropped of quito sharply There was no feature
whatever TO the export trade, only about loads
being announced up close. Private cables said
that the rans In Argenna had ceased and the
leather YES now favorable Only 53 600 bush
was shown visible supply where reduction OF
according Bfoomhall aggregated $4,000 bush two
shtrds ~ which came this country. week the
totsI eyports were 9.s44000 bush The government
port hulsh and accounted for about &c
Svnnce In the early all OF which subse
quenty lost nsw nnsthod o. dfurtng the sstiuaeed
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
COFFEE

New York December O. 1907.
toEtEE-The coffee market active and
aId bullsh estimates OF the coming Rio crop The
market closed steady advance Of 1o points
and sales reported Of - 600 bags The market
opened steady, unchanged advance of
POINTS. which about IN keeping with the European
markets EavTe reported unchanged prices to ad-
cf !: franc Hamburg a partial :
ptefng higher This considered enthusiastic
response TO me light estimate OF the Rio crop BY the
Flo conltsSaTios who place il only 100000 bags
The present is estimated by this authority
3dlUN .5Dt.,tD bags and these
ther reduction expected in the crop growing
light Brazilian receipts
mates Of the yield Of estimate Of
the coming be based entirely growing
truutoTy evidence local probably slow
accept the yesterday
cables OF the Brazilian markets Rio 20 rss higher
ana santos unchanged Receipts at the two ports for
the previous day 55aoo years he
New York warehouse deliveries for the made a
GT74I years ago. The market for spot coffee
was steadier with quotations the basis Of &c for
Rio No =.
The warehouse deliveries in the United States
week and 11u.!2I last Of the former New
York reported -. $50 bags. The weekly clearances
and shipments at Brazilian ports fol
lows: Rio clearancos I0l coo bags including 43 coo
the United States SO for Europe and & 600 to
Cape, shipments 4so00 bags, OF which
the United States and 22ooo Europe
states and 5000 shipments. Iss coo
including -20oe for the United States coo for
Europe. Victoria cearances 5000 bags
United States and 1900 TO Europe The weekly Bahia
receipts Rio last arnolrtof
bags against 10000 last week. $4,000 last year
10000 two years
The range of contract prices in market
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10

C0TToN-Trading in cotton rather active
to-day and the market ruled Irregular
the close steady at net decline OF 5a6 points Sales
estimated bales he ret opened
steady advance of 659 points the
which quite bullish expected. showed
S.S3sOoo bales ginner December J.
bales last year and 600 two This show
ing naturally suggested bulsh estimate Of the
crop from the government at o'clock to-day but it
evident feared buying
utilized leading bulls OF
profits. eased
decline encouraged by disappointing English
cables reports that New England mills would ourtail
their production by % three months There
slight rallies during the day. but bull support was
aggressive, merhet closed practically the
lowest level of The January option
all and IL rumored the
December clique arranged dispose the
cotton held by here extending its into
the January option steadiness of that posi-
ton have been due to the fact that IL IS
fresh sellers for short account of
members of the local exchange resulted in an
guess that the bureau would 11.6io,Dub
hale being u 100000 bales and the
bales With opinion widely divergent
10 the showing the its publication should be
followed by considerable activity and the course OF the
following the figures probably
depend upon the attitude Of the market leaders
Of contract prices In the local market to-day
y-ag s follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10

sons with previous years impossible An attempt was
made. by taking fve-year average to eliminate the
prospective decrease in condition and acreage from nov
harvest and the total given-39T 900 bush-was
supposed to harvest figure BY the oo IL
cd the prospective yield been 49l. ooo
bush, from which, of would have to be deoucIeo
the probable decrease between and harvest Inc
Chicago estimate of yield working on the old BASIS was
4S1 COO o00 bush against indication last year OF aoou
5o7 o0o 600 bush The condition figures were sl OF orr
points under the and compared with
941 year The was 81 069 600 acres com. com.
pared with 81 665 900 Cash wheao
in the local market easier closing as follows No
red. 81 o01a in elevator and 81 o. afoat NO No
thern Duluth. 81 isS and No bard winter 81 IL - =,
b afioat. CORN-Under weight of rece1pts, the
corn market declined about le bush here and - &c in IN
day Not only were the arrivals at Chicago over the .e
estimates the schedule for Tuesdays receipts was
also heavy Receiving houses at the West were selling
all day. and about the only demand came from a lew
commission houses. based weather In the west
which expected affect the movement, There were
seaboard ce9rances Liverpool came 1sd lower. Ar
gentne $4,000 bush than last week
supply increased 2S2 900 bush On the
exporters took 20 loads. No corn was quoted
67c elevator 61i2c, b afoat No white and NO
yellow. nominal. OATS-Ths market also weak
and lower day sympathy with other grains Inc
bush. Cash oats locally
were steady closing Mixed 26 32 b o4 &c
81 u. 57d59izc and clipped white,
~ to 10 ~ IS GIf5c. Market du No Western,
a0c nominal, f o New York. BARLEY-Market nomi-
nal
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. December 3. i
uE.NS AND PEAS-Onerinss Of choice. b


BEANS AND rEAs-ofernss Of ehGiee held Srght bnt
no iarss and snGh ars hy sa ae
ine oni moderate and while 81 81 is generally
that sa ggs at has ehe 6eom saaEa aGd feeling fS
lima AN e0fGa marlo% 06 @ pr
do common good. s2as2 90 do medium 1907 eh"ee' nG
& sR3ss 5ss2 e s$20d g SsS
Msife o7 choos 81 soas2 80 good s2s2 2s
back b & turtle na eSorna s9P S. o. ao
mdsnT aIsnf sry and the 3
na ass enogh e Stock t to
% the of ,6sfon s trade Just and s his
doing The undersrades and sis slightly trs msF poos sre
Working out at about prices Storage creamery OF
sh quality cssnse s n fenoVaed but factory is
Packing stock in demand at nc 59r no 40
xsra aoc: DO irss 2elG2sc do seconds 2ia20c do
thirds s. 90 s sps'a e seeonds e
fresh finest 2zase DO good 6eeia 5e G9ee ee & DO
eXtras 2i sd22c frss lsa2oc: do seconds 5IgIsc:
Western factory irss issG2oc seconds
thirds. i5alsc; packing stock No 2 l7c' do No B.
i'c ccHHTEEEsE-Receipts to-day, 24ss boxes. While
ing sown of d late e by mas
strength Finest september made cheese was advanced
though some holders Of especially lots that
g are nG snfd little fe nnser o sneep prices haSe
e ends slow and ssoumuIaes
9a a eabe ns Ff ai5y nada sIs sis
whs h n ws sge: do s'nts ars i1 ps %
f5lAc; good to prime. 14lzq15c; do late made best
&G12c; do common 70 fair, 91s91lHc' skins ls 10
specials lie: DO fine sAae,ac: DO fair to good e@sc
EGGS-Receipts to-day. 6.S74 cases Arrivals are
still moderate reports OF more storage
eggs on the way interior points Fresh goods
are qualities hold frm though deal
ers are perhaps having little less trouble In obtaining
being comparatively small storage
eggs are quieter days and the tone Is
fancy goods are held with confidence. There
exceptionally fancy goods for which
quotations slightly exceeded in instances We quote
State Pennsylvania and nearby selected white fancy
average finest 34d36c: frss to extra hrsts 3ig34c
Western, 34d35c; do extra frsts S3c do frsts
8oas2 seconds 2sg2sc do thirds
16s@17c: do thirds 15@l6c; do inferior. 13al4c; do
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in light supply and firm
res f fancy grades dull Oranges IN liberal
supply and low. Pneapples weak We quote: APPLES.
per 81 2sds4 PEARS Seclel per Dbl $49S5 do shel
So 5Oa$4 do Lawrence s3as4 Keier s26ss; do bas
ket 75cGsI GRAPES Concord per 4fb basket 10 1sc do
Delaware and Niagara 12m16e: do Niagara. Western
York. obasket case. 81 50d$2 % do Concord
s1Gs1 25: CRANBERRIEs. Cape Cod. per bb ssass so;
per crate 81 GOOSE; DO Jersey per Dbl *s 3Gs6 do
per crate. 81 259sl 75: STRAWBERRIES Florida
quart 35175c; ORANGES Florida, per bog. 81 25as4;
DARINs Florida per strap s2Gss 50: sATsUMAs. Flor
ida per strap s2ds4 KUMoUATS Florida per quart.
1061sc; GRAPEFRUIT. Florida Der box sS5$4 30;
PINEAPPLEs Florida per crate 5sces2 80; do Cuban;
- @Wops-There is continued activity on the Pacific
Coast in all hop growing states with sales making
from &c slkc Oregon &c to &c in Washineton and
r. 70 0c in the latter only for choice
Someone's TO an particular conts1etd Cengtda.e6le move
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec e-Cosing-WI q EAT-spot weak:
winter, Is sd; futures easy Deem
ber Is sIkd March, IS 10Tsd; May. IS f0isd CORN
spot quiet: prime mixed American. IS Sd; futures
ouIet. December nominal: January. IS 2Sd PEAS
Canadian steady. Is 91sd- FLoUR-winter patents
outet sos Sd HOPS-In London tPacifc Coast)
steady. f2 5sGfS. BEEF-Extra India mess hrm- 96s
Sd. PORK-Prinle mess Western steady SOS HAMS
Short cut, IA 10 n. steady. 4ss 3D. BACON
Cumberland cut. e6 20 80 10. steady. 53s cd: short
RIB rs to "a 70, quiet. 55s Sd; long clear. middes.
light 81 r frn SIS long clear. middies. heavy.
o no strong. 56s cd; short clear backs Is 20
frm. bellies. Ia is 10. SIS 3D.
SHOuLDERS-Square. II to 13 10 firm. 36s 3D. LARD
in tierces, quiet AS Cd: American
refined in pals quiet As Sd. CHEESE-Canadian
finest white quiet, COS: Canadian finest colored.
quiet els. TAELOw-Prme city. weak eos Sd.
TURPENTINE-Spirits duh. SOS Cd ROSIN-Com-
ms Sd. ETROLECM-Refned
IINSEED OII-Easy,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
VINTER IYHE4T REPORT.
Condition and, acreage Less than
Last Year.

Washington. Dec s.-The crop reporting board
of the bureau of statistics of the Department of
Agriculture to-day issued the following bulletin
The newly seeded of winter wheat is esti-
mated as being 10 per cent less than the
in fsll Of 1895, equivalent to decrease OF 5000
acres and total acreage Of 81 -eSeasle. The con
dtion of winter wheat on December was 91-f,
compared with Ell December l. 1906 941 at the
corresponding date in DOS and ten-year average
&.
being SIS per cent 2-2e per cent less than she
soHn in the fall of 1906 equivalent TO a de
crease OF 1900 acres and total acreage of 205.
~. The condition Of rye on December was 9I.4,
compared with e6-e on December !. 1906, S5.4
the coTresponding date in 1905 and ten-year
age of 95a
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
The statement in detail compares as follows with
be same period one and two years ago:
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec. s.-Favorable weather for harvest
ns IN Argentina and liberal receipts In this
ny caused weakness to-day in the wheat market
es the May delivery closing at net loss of lc to
,,@ Corn down sc TO &c Oats were 12c
0ser. Provisions were 10c to 20c lower. The wheat
market was weak for the greater part of the day.
rflces rallied somewhat after the publication of
NE government report. which estimated the newly
.soed area of winter wheat to be 1S per cent less
nan that CT last year. The market, however. soon
xataded 20 selling by Dit traders aad commission
eonees and closed weak at the low point of the day
a private dispatch from Argentina claiming tf6t
s.esther there favorable for harvesting was
e Principal depressing factor Liberal receipts In
M ~e North. especially at Winnipeg, poor demand
nom exporters. lower prices for cash wheat and a
sSecine In were additional bearish factors
opened Nc TO &c to &c 10 &c lower at 81 ol&s TO
VIA sold at 81 OH and declined to 81 0oA, where
- eosed Csarsncss of wheat and -four were equal
S2,70o bushels. The amount on passage In
I'D $4,000 bushels and the visible supply de-
1900 $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
S~S.eco bushels against l203, 600 bushels on the
~ne Gay last year, Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi-
~se reported receipts OF SAC cars, against 7so
ast week end 8e6 cars year ago
rae corn market weak because OF a decline
= eom lc 70 &c in the price Of cash corn which
49, liberal receipts Arrivals tomorrow are
- sSensasd at 65s cars. The market closed weak
~. near the low point May opened q shade
aes to Ac to 20 lower at s6kc TO 6s%c. sold on
cAc and closed At ssc Local receipts were
eSoser7ng by shorts gave the oats market steady
nae but It soon weakened. along with wheat
com decline OF 1c In the price OF cash
- st Sske, sold on 10 s15tc and closed At ssc
receipts were ia oars
,ssS1saons were weak because of unusually heavy
.o Of live hogs. arrivals to-day being est
GS ef $1,000 head At the close May pork was
80 a. sl2 20. Lard was down i0c at u S.; RIBS
! !oc lower at IS %.
- s~'-&ied receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 80
cesn. 55s CARS: oa&s. 277 cars; hogs. T.e0s
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
WIRELESS ON AUsTRo- o-AMERlcAN LINERS

wireless outfit on oceangoing steamships has
become such necessity that the New York Office
of the Austro-American Steamship Company, Lin
fed was recently advised by the home office of the
company al Trieste that IL had arranged to equip
five Of the steamers. the Laura, the Alice the Mar
tha Washington. the Argentina and the Oceania
with the Marconi wireless system. The first Of
these steamers be equipped was the Laura.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
ILLINOIS CENTRAL HEARING DEC. p

Chicago. Dec e.-Judge Ball in the Superior
Court, to-day set Thursday Of this week as the
= time for the hearing arguments for and against
the dissolution Of the Injunction obtained by Stuy-
Fesant Fish restraining the voting at the annual
meeting of the Illinois Central Railroad December
Is of zl-Z3 shares OF Illinois Central stock held b.,
she Onion Pacific Railroad Company. The date
was with the censent Of counsel for both sides
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
KANSAS CITY BANK TO REOPEN.

Kansas City. Dec. acknowledgements were prac-
tcallT completed to-day for the reopening to-rnor-
ron Of the Stock Yards Bank Of Commerce oepos-
its sZ5ee9o, which failed last week following the
closing of the National Bank of Commerce The
directors of the National Bank OF Commerce are
working hard on plan for the reorganization of
that bank.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
IMPERIAL BANK PRESIDENT RESIGNS

Berlin. Dec. 9--Dr- Koch has resigned the presi
oency OF the Imperial Bank He will be succeede
by President Havenstein, of the Prussian Stat
Bank
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
SILK WEAvERS GO ON STRIKE

be1aiehem Penn. Dec 9.-Nearly two hundred
NeaVe1s employed at the SaGquoit silk mill went
on strike to-day because of a in wages Of
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
OTHER MARKETsCsY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago 9-CATTLE-Receip estimated aoous
head: 10c higher: steers - Sg
S6 5O cows 81 65GSs 25 heifers 81 50a$S bulls oug
s calves S3S7 25 and feeders $2 4o<i 20
HoGS-Recepts estimated about 6o0oO head: market r
- 60: ght buohers t< 60o$l 70: light naxsd - $50
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
Proposals.

PROPOSALS
CLEVELAND s P.TTSET TSGH T. r CO
Cleveland. O.. Nov 80 1907
Sealed PROPOSALS the GensI al
Mortgage Bonds Cc-iss1~. purchased by ths
Company ~ Jre S-t~E Fund. not - eN-
PAR and WN Ae received at the
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