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Arizona republican., 1907-07-31

The twenty-One members of the
Ohio state republican central COM
mittee having endorsed Secretary
Taft. will now await the endorsement
OF themselves by the rank and file of
the partV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
DEATH BLOW FOR RENT.
Tenants Union Decides against It
Great Meeting IN 10th Street.

The Landlord Trust" the new spectre held
UP last night before the calcium that illuminated
the carttaI meeting Of the Tenants Union, at
Eighth avenue and 10Th street.
The Tenants Union organized a year ago
with Or Cornelius Donovan. formerly high pri-
vate in the late Municipal Ownership League as
president. The object of the organization seems to
be 70 abuse landlords who evict tenants who re-
10 pay rent the judges who sign the dispossess
warrants and the marshaIs who execute the courts
order; also the Legislators for making a law
prohibiting the increase in rents All of these were
ton Of the listeners, who viii to-day pay as usual
the eKtoruonate eNacuons Of their rapacious land
lords"
True, there were a few unappreciative young
men in that gathering who gave voice to such
the night IN their interest: but it took a little
EiTl Of ten fully 10 recognize the gravity OF the
situation.
Il wisht nludder herei" she said to her
while # did not develop lust where the movement
Of the Tenants Union had its birth II might be
inferred from the speech Of James G. Breen, the
chairman that il imported from a place where
Ireland" he said. "a landlord must first apply TO
the courts for permission before ne raise the
, Breen seemed 10 exhibit much surprise that the
rents In Westchester and The Bronx have also
subway and improved transportation facilities to
those points.
the Landlord Trust" that the Ileeis-
1ature ought TO take steps 10 thwart the rapacity
Of the landlords, but unfortunately for his advo-
cacy OF this step, he expressed his dstrust
snsn5bers of the legislature. He charged that the
grasping landowners were responsible for the ex-
stencs OF child labor and deplored the tendency
said that there was plenty Of untnproved land IN
New York. but Il was not used What agency
or the lots, thus relieving The congestion, he
failed point out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. April so 1907.
BEEVES-Recepts 1O2 .7+5 head. In
remainder the market. No trading day: feeling
weak Dressed beef continues in moderate demand and
selling 7il49i4o per ID for ordinary prime native
sides. choice beef in small way up 9isc No
Bovio viii sail Liverpool with 300 cattle
1000 quarters q beef Teutonic TO the
viii take about 1850
tween tho Swift and Morris beef companies.
CALVES-Receipts 92S head all for the market
Including 1Gd Indiana calves Jersey carload
- veas Goth street The slack and
The Indiana calves arr
Common To prime veals sold at $5dS6 so city
dressed SGllC per dressed At
6qpisC
saies-w n. Hume ~ veals. 1872 u average at
81 80 100 10; 40 do 1875 10 at SO so: Is do 10
at 81
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Receipts were cars or 900
head all consigned direct 20 local saughterers.
81 stale No trading feeling
steady prime fresh stock. here sell up 10
last previous quotations Dressed at 9l1c
per m dressed lambs n I29l41c: city dressed
fpring lambs slow at 81 50gST carcass; country
dressed S3GS8 so.
HOGS Receipts were 10 cars or . 4B7 head all con
signed direct slaughterers Feeling steady
Prime state and Pennsylvania hogs sold yesterday
az 81 15G$7 20 100 No. choice Iightweghs al
per n.
Sales yesterday)-Tobin & Shannon: % state
hogs. lac 81 n: ia do I52 N
81 20: do go 10 81 15 rough 10 az SO Is
n. a 81 "
S Sauders 112 hogs l54 10 at ST 90 4 DO ess
NJ at 81 Is: IL roughs sl2 70 at SO 20; Go $50 10
at SO 10: / stag. $50 10. at 81 so
ISL 10 at 81 IS
Newton CO: 81 state hogs l42 10 at 81 20: roughs
Kerns Commission Co: % Peunsyivana hogs i5s n.
az rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01

COTTON-The cotton market more active to-
day, and trading broader IN character than has
been for weeks. II not for the last several months
Sales for the day estimated fully 100000 bales
and the market closed very steady advance
Of 10 10 10 points, having made high record Tor
the bull movement. The opening steady
advance Of TO points in response higher cables
and reports Of cold wet weather in the South There
was heavy realizing scale but the South was
buying the months, the bulls supported the
near positions. and there increasing outside
demand which became active after the publ
cation of the Western belt forecast and the weekly
report of the Weather Bureau. Prices reached the
point or two Of the top July sold at 161sc, which
20 points higher and the highest touched
since late lost fail July in New Orleans vas sensa-
tonaliy active and firm, selling 30 points over the
closing figures of last night and month shorts
seemed 70 be the verge OF a panic There
rumors during the afternoon that was falling
in Ellis County, Tex, and report received
from Louisiana that farmer raising about 500 bales
OF cotton had been forced TO buy carload Of seed
IN Texas paying $4s ton, owing the scarcity Of
good seed in his section. Southern spot markets
were unchanged to Nc higher. and It IS noted that
they no longer advancing rapidly IN comparison
with futures as they few days ago Spot sales
OF about $50 bales reported from the
and there is said to be an increased inquiry
The range Of contract prices IN the local markets
to-day follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
VATL SUCCEEDS FISH.
Once More Head of the american
Telephone and TeIegraphSCom pany.

Boston, April 3O.-At a meeting of the directors
Of the American Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany to-day the resignation of Frederick p. Fish
president, director and membeS of the executive
committee was accepted. Alexander Cochrane also
resigned director and member of the executive
committee and his place filed by the election
Of W. Murray Crane.
Mr. F1shs place filed by the election Of
Theodore n. Vail, who was the first president Of
the company and who for many years has served
on the board OF directors. In resignng from tho
presidency Mr.. Fish stated that for more than two
years he has been waiting for a favorable oppor-
tunity TO retire and to resume the practice of law.
This opportunity came, he added, when he found
cessor. Mr.. Fish will continue serve the com
pany as one of its legal advisers.
The election OF Mr.. Vail led to the belief in many
quarters that the Mackay interests which are
among the largest stockholders had assumed the
management This said to be the case
however. and it stated that Mr. Vail enters
the presidency entirely Independent Of any stock
holding faction. lie is OF the original four
telephone in the United States and with
Gardiner q. Hubbard organized the first Bell
company for the exploitation of Alexander Gra-
ham Bells invention. and became its president
This was only association and was succeeded by
the National Bell Telephone Company which In
1873 consolidated with the telephone interests
in New England into the American Bell Telephone
Company. In 1880 this company was reorganized
into the present American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, Mr.. Vail becoming general man
ager. He held the position until 1889 when lie LEFT
the telephone business and for more than ten
years thereafter was engaged in building electric
railways and lighting companies in Europe and
South America. Last fall he sold out his foreign
interests. He has always been a great friend OF the
Mackays. and Il was by his advice. 1t is said
that they entered the telephone field At the age
Of sixty-two he becomes again what he was nearly
thirty years ago the executive head OF the Betl
telephone interests in the United States. It Is
said that he has always kept up his interest in
telephone matters and knows the problems, the
and the conditions throughout the country
almost well If he had been actively engaged
In The bMsiness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

= New York April 30 1907
CoFFEE-The coffee market recovered a part Of the
loss of the previous day during to days session The
opening steady at advance Of 5110 points, and
NJ time the list about 5Ql5 points net higher
but the gain maintained ana the quiet
net unchanged 10 points higher Sales for the day
reported 21 800 The early gains due
10 higher French cables and private reports Of bueh
character the size Of the Two private
cables bearing tho size Of the coming
A Hamburg firm cabled that in response to in
Quiry by tho government It's agents stated that II the
next large would exceed one-hird OF the
present yield A Santos firm cabled in that II had
reduced It's estimate Of the coming Santos crop from
100000 5000 900 bags These adViCes. connection
with bullish cable Prado ChaVes Co.
the previous day. be checking bear
and Liquidation there increase in
demand and the market showed generally seadier tone
Havre unchanged ~ frame higher at her close
and Hamburg unchanged TO z pfg higher The
primary markets Rio declined
% Teis continued full all points
The market for spot coffee quiet quotations
the basis OF 6SSc Rio No Z.
The OF contract prices in the local market
day follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
BUSINESS TRousLEs.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
with the clerk OF tho United States District Court
yesterday:
Abraham H Karenburgh, No 70 East 80 street
voluntary petition, showing debts OF SSS4 ana as
sets Of s25.z50
fiton. showing debts Of sSss6 and assets Of $50.
aIcCla.n, Simpson & Co. composed Of S. p.
Adams and G. G. Walker furniture. No $50 Eighth
avenue, Involuntary petition by creditors fol-
lows: EIaE Englander. S.63): Kindel Bed Com
. pany. sas4: Henry GuttrEan. $3s. Preferred pay
srenfs Of $500 and rcsacval Of property are a.
leasd.
Schedules o. Fuchs Feldman slow debts OF
sl55sG and assets OF Sl,csS The latter consist Of
stock SIS: machinery. slS7o: accounts. $780, and
deposit bank, 81 g. The principal creditors are
Ignatz N9lei. s56Of L. kro3se, 81 Go
ssc.seduics - Freireich & Sautman show debts Ct
g sos and asset6
j. J.. briggs vas appointed receiver Of the bust
uess Of =. s. Chute Company, voluntary BANK
Tufas sgith bond Of sl.0o3
otto ". Goldsmith wss appointed receiver Of
file l5lssness Of Louis Tendiern, involuntary bank
lppt. y 30. 70 Second avenue with bond OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01

Tho local market for spot cotton was steady with
and Il zoe for middilns Gqf sales SO baies eogG-
fo h & higher b al Us iGt asa bales Bali
No hisSeF at 1iSe sales, sei bales little re-
stee Yd. enoh%nsea at 10 eleS Noble nr higher
at 1Ie sales 5000 bales St Louis steady - higher
Higher a. II@c sales SEQ bales Cbarleston nrm
LOO higher iOa4c: Wilmington steady ~ higher
g 95o lSo HGgstGn steady o hFhe at sales
22oo bales Estimated receipts at leading points FOR
$3.50 last 100 year: Galveston 900
week and Scs2 last yea az - 0''o last
500 Rse vsRSS and Spot
mdding Upland OV 44d futures opened sesd az
pS9iats Advance closed very steady al net advance
June July Bod July August. 59ad August Sep
November 57oHd: November December. 5.esTd. De
Sao
che-ter--Yarns in good demand; cloths hardening.
again S Win sales to spring. r patents. quiet net
nRfs s Se% york pros s SSdnse Prices
"a 2ogS6 l5 winter straishs So 4oQ$a o. winter pat
winter So 50a$a extra No winter. s. sogs2 90 RYE
to fancy 50 s5Ss4 Is 6oRNMEAI: 1Tn ;' qao'ed KIN
quoted TSS White as ana yellow % ai 81 0
81 r. FEED-western and city steady: quoted Western
s s @ sSSp s pn 1 10 SEA SSss ed soS
GRAlN Nv, drQuth in Kansas was thor
II was said. about inch tho whole Tia
speculative markets to break prices fully
per bushel making nearly three cents decline from
the high point and this in face Of the fact that
temperatures the Southwest exceedingly low,
with killing mentioned several Eectons OF Kansas.
active liquidation In all markets loss
selling OF July. No buying Of any Importance occurred
after midday when bulls it at Chicago
induced moderate covering OF shorts which about
q 10 INC lower. The Kansas state report a
factor which a deal OF the early selling
for II showed condition of 81. with
acres mo deductinR he
ploughed The last government that
90 but that before the drouth and bugs
II tho general opinion that. with
warm weather and the rains Kansas should regain 70
IL has lost In the last ten days For
eign lower tho declines being fol-
Liverpool. Nd 20 Ssd; Paris. 20 10 30 points:
BerlIn Z to Budapest, points broom
hall cabied heavy Argentine shipments
during tho next three weeks and that Germany
was Offering wheat recently purchased from Australia
Of $4,000 bushels. compared with 4073OOO
bushels decrease last The cash market in New
York closed follows: No red, s7iac elevator and
ahoat: No l Northern Duluth, 95c, and No
the curb quoted $3.50. &c higher
than the regular close. CORN-rhe market for
night. but declined practically bushe in
sympathy with wheat after which there a partial
recovery the afternoon. followed by easier tone
at Chicago
pected interior points somewhat year
Seaboard clearances very light Liverpool
Nd higher exporters took 20 loads. and the es
cars No 2 corn quoted 6Obc. elevator. and 574c
q b ahoat: 10 white 59c and no 2 yellow.
afoa OATS-The market for oats active and
easier a advance in May during the
noon on covering Of synpa thee rise with
other positions which left tae market Arm
The cash market here barely steady clos
go and 80 No. 4S@4sAc and clipped white 80 40 10
50QS4hc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH

market steady commoR 70 prime steers S4ass S. heif
81 I5qS5 20 stoekers and feeders. ssGs5 Is HoGs-Rs
eepts 10000 head market steady some &c higher choice
SO 472a$6 52 butchers weights SO 52i ass good 10
Ieeed hogs 50 5000 s. pigs IS So9ss bulk Of sales
So 5OQ$S IS
Cincinnati April s0-HoGs active butchers. and shin
pers. Sc 90 IS e5as5 55. CATTLE steady; fair
good shippers. 81 1885 10: common 80 5O s3 %
SHEEP slow and weak az S49s5 So LAMBS dun at
50 25Q$7 IS
East Buffalo, April 0--CATTI1E-Receipts 500 head:
market fairly active and steady. VEALS-Receipts 400
head; market active and 25c s5G2S7 HOES
Receipts. 1000 head; market active on light slow on
So eoQs6 % ronghs 50 so9s6; 81 50QS5 SHEEP
AND Receipts 1000 head; steady: sheen
slow; lambs active and unchanged
city. April So-CATTLE-Re 10 500 head.
including 700 Souherns: market steady. Choice EXPORT
dressed beef SIS 6o9se good 81 s5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

There was more animation in the mining market
on the New York Produce Exchange yesterday
than on any day since the new department opened.
Greater interest was shown by the Dealers and,
although active trading confined to four min
ing stocks. the total transactions were 81 700
shares. Firrnness the chief feature of the
market. Branch Mint strong. the price ad-
vancing sharply to Ice against early sales at I3c,
and closing at 15c, the total sales being 49, 800
shares. The only other stock that showed marked
activity was Nevada Exploration Company, 1900
shares OF which sold at 19c The other transac-
tons were 100 Greene Cold-siIver Consolidated at
! lilo and 100 Nevada Consolidated at l4Gc Bid
ding fairly brisk in other mining stocks, but
prices were stin too far apart 10 permit of any
transactions. Bid and asked prices were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April SO-Closing: wHEAT-Spot steady.
No red Western winter. Is 2%d; No California IS
4&d: futures. easy; May. IS Sd July. 6s 4sd Sep
TENDER 6s Cd CORN-Spo. hrmi American mixed
new. IS 5isd; American mixed old IS Nd: futures
Canadian steady; 6s sd FLoIRGWinter patentss,,
16sGfS 5s BEEF-Extra India mess STEADY sSS Sa-
PORK-Prime Western duh. SIS I'd
short cut ia to no 10 Arm SIS Cd. BACCN-Cunnber-
20 TO 80 n, firm. SOS; short rib 10 20 - 20.
hrIn 52s; long clear midd'es light - TO % 70 ari.
52s Cd: long clear middes. heavy 80 10 90 70 uI1.
Cd: clear backs 16 to 20 II, nrnl avs o.
clear bellies IA to 1s no steady sos. SHOULDERS
Square II 10 rs n quiet s0s LARD rne " ssteTn
in tierces dull American refined In paliS dill
44s CHEESE-Canadan finest white quiet 0<s:
Canadian nresr colOred quiet SIS: American nnesc
white quiet 6Os American finest eoloTsa 9qlss M
-Snirl,s ouIst kls I'd ROSIN-COmmon. trrn. 1ls
PETROI. EtIM-Renned. steady. esd. liNSEED OH
steady 2as Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
WOULD BAR OIL TRUST.
Sait to Enjoin STANDARD from Doing
Business an Ohio.

Findlay. Ohio, April 3O--George H. Phelps this
afternoon filed a suit in the Common Pleas Court
against the Standard oil Company, its subsid-
larry companies and directors Of the companies,
asking that they be enjoined from doing bust
ness in the State Of Ohio, and charging that they
were operating against the provisions Of the
Valentine antitrust law
MI Phelps, In a journal entry filed later,
stated that he and the people he represented
were ready to furnish q bond in the sum of
100000 that the people Of Ohio would not want
for the necessary oil products should the com
panies be ousted as prayed.
It IS taken for granted that the Independent
oil producers are back OF the suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
CLEARING OGDEN ESTATE TITLE.
Release Obtained from War Department by
a. H Green Apparently Not Recorded.

When no was executor Of the Ogden estate the
late Andrew II. Green called upon by the War
Department TO surrender twenty feet OF the water
front Of the estates tract fronting the Harlem
River at the Washington Bridge. To avoid this he
got a release to twenty feet from estate across
the river It IS said the arrangement satisfied the
government and act OF Congress authorized the
carrying out OF the plan.
MI Green got a certificate OF release in that act.
but so far as can be learned, the certificate
recorded.
That is why the waterfront of the Ogden estate
tract was not recently sold at auction by Joseph
T. bay search is being made for the certificate
at the War Department, and IT is expected TO be
found in a few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
EoREleN Rail CONTRACTS CLOSED.

Several steel rail contracts closed yester-
day on foreign accounts. They comprise orders
from China, Mexico Cuba and other countries, ag-
gregating 1900 tons. The United States Steel
Products Export Company, the foreign arm Of the
United States Steel Corporation. got 1900 tons for
the Yekken Railway, China: 5000 tons for the
Mexican Central and 1000 tons for Panama The
Pennsylvania Steel Company has obtained an
order for / 400 tons, which intended to be
shipped TO Cuba for in the construction Of
a railroad the Stewart Sugar Company's plan
Co interests and known the Silveira Sugar
COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
STEEL DIVIDEND SAME.
No Increase, Despite Heavy Earn
ings for March Quarter.

AT the quarterly meeting Of the directors of
the United States Steel Corporation yesterday
the usual dividends declared on the COM
mon and preferred stocks and the retiring d.
rectors and officers were reelected. The earn
ings for the quarter were under those of the pre-
ceding quarter but were largely in excess of the
corresponding time last year and larger than
any similar quarter in the history of the corpo-.
ration.
According to of the directors the net re-
suits for the March quarter would have been
better by $1,500,000 if 1t had not been for the
Pfttsburg floods Total net returns were s39.-
122.492, compared with $41744,946 in the Deem
Der quarter and $36634, 400 in the same quarter
in 1906 Untitled orders on hand March 81 were
S,043.S5S tons, compared with 7,O1S,712 at this
time last year and S.4S971S for the quarter end.
ed December 81 1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01

feeders 6O6S5 20 Southern s4Qs5 so;
So S0Gs4 native Sc 1884 90 native hef
s4as5 IS bulls So 258s4 So; calves. ssGs5 70 R3ds
Receipts II 200 head market steady to sc lower Top
sales. So 35S6 40, So SOE<5 S7i-s
packers Sc S5S6 42is; lights. So 4OGS6 as pigs $50
SIS 60 SHEEP-Recepts 400 market strong
higher; lambs. s7gSs CO. and yeacngs. IS sS6 COZ
Western fed ysarings S6SS 75 Western fed sheep $50
SIS co: stocSers ana feeders. S4G$6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
NEW YORK.
Health i'm the Hill Tops
NEW YORK.

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pages gives g 1000 Hotels Farms and
boarding Houses with their location, rates OF board
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IN NEW YORK-14l. So 1850 1854 1898 Broadway.
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Information Bureau Columbus Circle and sch ST, Eagls
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On and Excursion tickets reduced
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Vest l25th Is Beaver Brooklyn. Wee
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fishing in this delightful region Tickets good returning
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
NEW YORK PRICES

HIDEs-The market was quiet, with fine steady and
prices follows san Antonio and Laredo
and duty paid selected Orinoco 20c; La Guayra 25Ao;
Puerto Cabello 244c Caracas. 2iAc; Maracaibo 23A4
24&c: Guatemala. 23c Truxio and American
24ac: Ecuador 2+c; Bogota 25c Vera Cruz Tampco
DC Tobasco. 22&c; Tuxpam. BE; MatamOras 23c;
a Platte 20c
IIEATHER-A steady and unchanged wa
leading grades quoted follows: lem
lock- acid, 2s929c; seconds. 27s92so heavy seconds
"a 2se: light thirds 26c; middle thirds 28c; heavy
thirds "a iaGf2c union light and middle backs s799sc
58l3Tc; seconds, 3s6l35o: thirds,
seconds light. tbisSo; bellies I9Q2oc backs
$4,000; seconds. $50 soc, thirds 2es asies l0A82Se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01

Dividends payable: Preferred May 81 1907: books
close May s. open June Common July'1 1907; books
close June -, open July ..
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-25
AERIAL ~TElEGRAPHY.
First Attempted by Amontons In the
Fifteenth Century.

One Of the first systems OF aerial
telegraphy was attempted In the fif-
teenth century. The originator was
Amontons. at that time considered one
of the cleverest scientists of the world.
Yet you never hear the name nova
days in connection with that Of Morse
or Bell. However, Amontons develop
ed a system of signal telegraphy so
that a message could be sent from
Paris to Rome in three hours. Those
who assisted in the transmission Of the
message along the line were unable to
tell the nature of the message.
Posts were placed from Paris across
the Alps at consecutive points. where
men were stationed with telescopes.
Different signals, representing COM
binations of letters, were run up at
each post. The man at the other end,
seeing the signal, placed a similar one
before his post, and so the message
was carried to its destination.
The key to the signal was known
only to those who sent the messages
in raris and to the recipients a thou
sand miles away. Amontons was not
encouraged in his work by the puffy,
equity functionaries Of the time and
discontinued his efforts. - Philadelphia
North American.