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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
STATE PROCEEDS AGAINST MARTIN.
Inquiry Into Judgment for Lawyers Big Fee
Becomes Court Action

The investigation OF the judgment o: sle5T9i for
lawyers fee filed in the County Clerks ofro, IA
Brooklyn yesterday took the form OF proceedings
In case entitled "I'he People agt Joseph Mar
tin" Mr.. Martin is the sttorney. and he says he
earned the fee from Theodore r. Tuck and n s
Raphsel hearing was held yesterday afternoon
by Magistrate Dooley IN thu Adams street court.
and he will decide to-day whether more Warrants
ana subprnas shall be Issued
There were indications that Assistant District ~
torney Elder was planning further punishment COR
Ralph and Chester HASKELL, who were dismissed
from their places In the Registers and County
Clerks Office the charge that they were rcspon-
sible for the disappearance OF the Judgment r,1l
last Friday The prosecutor pointed out yesterday
that the Penal Code established az a crime punish
able by three years Imprisonment. the removal Of
a record from public Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13

forToS-Ths cotton market made a asrldediv
t'f"HF showing today owing aExr~ssf,a hui
slPrt snd -,veriHr aecaupanisf ~ renewal - ~
NA'f com arfF from the Southwest predictions that
Erl.sfs condition reports 20 - issued sarv
Nli1 - hHilsh. faE - fnrrevsd situation
htrnsf anf particularly Win difference ths
t"snn rapi1if ferrrasag i1fal stocks
Win ~ lnfa Increment = nsw ruarEat
closed frn a. advance ~ ITa1D points after hsv
t1F shyfu a net gain ~ EQ1G points 81 the hisb
p1ii - 80 fay bs-nh~ oenfa~s soa r, ~ si- ~ III
lLhts shN~e ihe l7s sFsl ~ issf HandaF market
ti s'@sdI a. A. a1yaul- - sao p1iniA sassd "a =,
Nth.n . "r points - fo.fAVs then spf
tnled ssrsrniy nfr uafil Just tsfue elise ~hsa
.fF' hfs Soma sftfuE Sat Fanfnx 80
'aN' Ter Las prices Ters Z pff7ts frnr-s -
70 fnr@isn ha7inE sestn pfarrins.t factor u,
NC hlt anee ana ~ has t@@n ffa sIsfnz
la las t@sn i'rEsir r-srouahs ~ 10 rsesn, .,saf
t-e n" ne Hihrfsf I'm 30 face - pressure
~. -fps gi.us - depression duFiaE tts gsFi,s -
taftH r'rtffH from 80 u f~efFn hfvfrr
% iargey n ths ~ unf1frx sfradsaS between Nsg
.@rf end Liverpool. hlt rusy - also r@F-.v
Hrt<sittou 90 fff TaFt ~ Furrrssn rarufs~t4rers
protect ff~rss'Vrs T1ss Fsfsuaf
fsfas report frreef s~atterre
.s - ne private adv0-s received 80 seIthwss'
AI7 lf recent rains HNrs irsl7rfaut Frivafs ea-rs
ffn Laterf|0i reported better demand from
.04ftarr uI|s ~ 800 ~
r. -'rSe - contract rr-ss ie~sisr.rzs, o, go
fIf1rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
orAgR MAskgrs-sY rElEesAsH

Cincinnati AuE ie-C4TrI,E- Receipts ss1 hs-1
v.ry duu tafSc sover; tar T. seed Shippers - $40
~ Is common q aaS3 As HOGs-Reesfpts l. isn asad
ssrans % se hgser butchers an1 ssippers sass =
steady Sa9$4 So STOW, INiSe lower g. 153S7 *
gaa-as CIV Aug I3-GA rTI.F- Receipts 600 nead
Including 90 ~ ScHherns market steady tGr
over packers and feeders 2Setes lower thar Monday
axpcrr and dsssed BEEF sreers 81 09S7 So fsr
good - Snss 81 Western steers - 2o9sS Is sroeers
and s.eiers SSdSS Is 81 2s9s5 80 ssun
Nrn COWS g f50Ss 30 nariye cows S24S4 -. native
hsifsrs 81 ak3S7; bulls 80 Ts9sf. calves sSfST HOGS
Receipts AoA0 head. 1srtet tN9lSc higher; top 81 7N
snlk ~ sales E Se9S7 y heavy 81 tH9ST Is packers
81 20 sHEsP- Receipts loo head raari,es steady
iarahs 1Nc higher. sehs S 1S4< ", yesTnss. - so
81 26 wefhers Si8ss N: ewes 81 So@ss. socSers and
cbioaso Aug 1a-cArTI.E- Receipts esrirns,et az
800 aesd asriss, s,rSns = ioe h!g,sr steers = se
g So SOS. stocksrs alS tee6ers 50 N9s5 -
EoGs-Receipt estrasted "a IN hesd tosi5c ssher
choice aeavy 81 SoesT 80 butchers ST sSs7 ~ nEhr
mixed g tb9sI = choice hshs s. 'o9ss; packing 5, .
sHsEPI Receirs sstssted eeo hesd sheep steady
strong 2Sc higher sheep 81 Se8SS y; lambs
East safals ,, Ang i2Te1AFr5E slow and ,,esty'
tive and ne higher ssesa 20 aoGIS-Rscepts $500
sssd aetys 9esy ssssdg 70 SC avsr ges gsnsnyss
So 50 sYfEEP ard LANfBssscelpss Loo head active
and unchanged
.holee s,soss u.s. pr,e = sess % sE,E supey
slow lower: prime wethers. ss9sS 10, culls
common 81 Soas3 lambs q o9sT As veal calves $50
81 50 HOES Receipts esir f,ll; prime heavles and
mediums q 2e@ss ~ hesyy Workers - MOSS - Hght
Y2 Fs.ss s sss eEs 81 2sss sesghs 'Ss e
81 80, necenhe-. 81 Is; March q - rTAfoT|T Prs-.
81 ~ AIsIKE, prime 81 e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
,DrnESTIAL'S ANSWER
"A, IFS Plan TO Distribute Sur
alss TO Policyholders.

-, Insurance Company fled its an
r. frao. n the sui brought ~ Leon ?.
~ yts = holder q - shares % Prudential
sIrsi'~ --sfu the proposed distribution q
81 co. a. a5l sncDE the corqpanYs indus
.-,lE o - and 70 compel its payment in
- - stockholders, IN the FORM % dividends.
81 sicned by Richard Y. Lind2bury.
y snsa'7 -, &. sp,ener and Edward n. Duf-
cssshl1- - heiuc the solicitor Of record.
~ taf - OH n substance that the surplus
- ans-'' A.l,rrs 10 the poucyhol6ers ana ths,
tS' stockholders have been getting su
= 60 a which they are rightly entitled. II
y So. s-,,gho,sers az the Prudential Com
- u ..sf,si 8 total return % sSS1s.sSo on an
~ ~ - g. 90 IN The thirty-four years Of the
r-.-rs operation
---..,,bs-d's STOCK holdings, the answer says.
" %. - lie most part. stock dividends sp-
ifrsssAs :. hir, from time 10 time. on January
r-a@-. ,rsu-er syers Mr. Blanchard was the
~ tuenty shares of Prudential stock.
is'T y -. ,s,er he acquired twenty more from an
" '-.s,olse-. and after that his holdings grew
~ -, =, stock dividends which We're declared
- e % tine. and the transfer 10 him OF stock
= - estate q his father
-. 10 The coupleinant's contention that he
h'' ..s.p,ad 10 a modification Of the oon,pany's
''T s.s.tes ar a stockholders' meeting held on
-. :, 1907 the answer states that the re
- --.s approved by the unanimous vote ~
.,..,,ors present a. a board meeting held on
e. s,s ratified and confirmed The same CAV
- -.sbolders meeting by vote of 81. l25 shares
,.r,- snd none against
lending the payment of dividends to the policy
- ,bs defence sets up that prior 10 1897 all
..,snies engaged in writing industrial in
- /, The United States charged substantially
50 ,stes az premium the Prudential for
- amount Of benefits and that all Of said
lies then or about that time. followed the
- ssopted BY the Prudential in that year 81
'rDr back to their industrial nen-psrtieipa'ing
.s.SsOdsrs by way OF dividends and increased
-, ,bs excess of premiums collected on their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
VIRGINIA COTTON MILLS MERGE.
Company, Capitalized at s7,oooooo, VIII Be
One Of tie Largest in the South.
IBy Telee7sph 10 The T>lhune

hsnviile, Va. Aug lz-Dsnville will have one
q the arsest individual min corporations
ne South following the consolidation % The River
SIDE Cotton Mills and the Dan River Power and
MANUFACTURING Company which affected at sep
porstions to-day.
The new corporation will have a capital stock ~
100000 The terms Of the merger provide that
stock IN the Riverside mills Of the paI value Of $500
: 10 he exchanged for Sls5 worth 81 stock in the
consolidated corporation The old officials Will Ne
retained. r A. SchooAe,d is president and II. Il.
Fizsersld secretary snd treasurer 81 both mills
The directors contemplate increasing the capital
stock Of the new concern - sloo00ooo later The
mills own twelve hundred acres OF land near the
city and have three dams across the Dan River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
NORTHERN PACIFIC REPORT.

-. Paul Aug. 1.-THE annual report n tho
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, fled with
the Interstate Commerce Commission to-day. shows
that the total business done fast year amounted
20 tss4So7s7. increase 81 about t50bo over ls0s
The revenue f. divided follows Freight, tE.-
o73 20. passenger. E5.z3Os0s other transportation
3.glsloc. ana non-trsnspor.ation. fs40.7-z
The operating expenses we're Jzs031pf. which
leaves a net operating revenue % t30f407t1 Tha
operating expenses divided among the follow
ing charges Msintsnanee - way. T.sf7O0. main
tsnance - equipment, s7.s4ssss traffic expense
1878 Iss; transportation expenses. gz0Ds.szI. and
general expenses. fi.i0z.f4A
After dsductLaE taxes and other incidental sx-
Dsnses net rsvenus % Szss222s7 f. eff which "a
a. Increase Of t2i0lss74 over last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
COAL MEN CHARGE GOULD LINES.
Operators Say Poor Service Hsndicaps In
vestors of Millions in Pennsylvania

FittsNurg. Aug. I2-Coal operators owning prop
erty along the Gould lines running into this city,
representing an investment Of about NaNooN. at a
meeting yesterday organized with view 81 CON
tinuing their fight against transportation companies
which are charged with discrimination and inccm-
potency.
Members OF the organization assert that the
promise OF George J. Gould and his associates that
the Wabash would furnish excellent facilities FOR
the development ot property along that road re
suited in the investment OF millions OF dollars IN
coal lands They contend they have been handi-
capped by poor trafnc arrangements and made
QuRts service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13

New 1erk, AUG ID lppp
tolFEE-Ths cYree market easter to-day the
decline aYpeaTns - reflect increased selling
result Of lower primary markets and the continued heavy
bIaaillan recaiptA The market oPsned quiet
changed prices 10 decline Of points steady
a. net decline % 90 10 points sales reported Of
ih.oo bass Tbs decline here IN line with the
pean markets % which Hsvre y frame lower
while Hamburg closed 4 pfenug higher August. but
a pfenng lower other months 10th of the Brazilian
markets lower. RIO bspE weak. decline rs
tels. while santos barsy steady % lower
receipts a. the two brazilian ports were 100000 bass.
aEans 10 90 bags last ami a. 900 bass
sg" Jundishy receipts ~ 600 against ~
taEs last year ana $4,000 bags two years Ttns
weather was reported In all sections of This
easier tendency ~ the BFarisn markets probably
taken bl some traders suggesting the weight ths
new crop is beginning some effect
mat consuming countries have purchased
ABSORB the heavy receipts since july without permitting
sn Freat sccumuRuon a. the primary ports The local
bulls are supposed he pretty well loaded up with
coffee and there disposition in Street question
their ABILITY . add materially their lines paf
Nculary should weakness Develop primary circles
market fer sret coffee qust With quotations ths
basis 81 ~ Q7ho for nio No
The renEe u contract prices IN The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool Aug ta--cgesins: wFTsAF-snot 80 red
}i'ss becsmS.r g s@a Nareh s SD c9FS spo,
futures quiet septsnher s. tsd: October S. "a PAs
Canadian steady, g load. FiclLle-Ninter patents
fsas4 BHHE-Extrs india ness duT Ns PoRx%
Prime Western. Arm aSs HA4fS-Short CUT "A TO
d ~, strong sss -cumberana SUI "a to 50 ~
lrgn short rib. 10 "a long clear
wladle- ight = 20 g y strong 5ss long clear udaes.
y 10 avn. e,s clear bellies q 70 IA n, strong as "a
sf4OULpERs- square II % rs n ar1r SIS LARD
Prime Western m terces steady SIS Ga American re-
ansd in pals steady 5ss "a etIBEsE- cansa'an hnest
TALL0W- Prime city steady. rs. ruRPltNTFNFc-
spirits steady. 3Ts 80. PETRoI.EJN- T&d IN
SIZED OIIl-FirIn. 2ds. RoSlN-conimons arm g "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
c., II. & D. PLAN AssENTED TO.

The success Of the reorganization plan OF the
Cincinnati Hamilton a Dayton Railroad IL practi-
cally assured. IS per OF the note holders hav-
ing sssented 10 Il. The plan. including the pro-
posed merger with the baltimore d Ohio road.
was ratified few DAYS ago by the stockholders
OF the Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton. and the
stockholders Of thu Baltimore e. Ohio took similar
action with regard to tho absorption OF tho prop
erty by their company. A. that time, however, tho
assent Of holders Of 100000 Of the notes was
withheld. and II thought that foreclosure salo
Of the property might SIN have 20 take place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13

however fY1ner tone developed owing to weathar
conditions in the Northwest. Rains were report<
IN many sections " the spring wheat cour4
Bulls took advantage OF this possible delay 20
vesting and forced prices higher on several 4
sons IN the Anal hour, however. the narkst
came weak. The close az almost the
point
Beneficial rains IN the corn belt had 4 weakening
eject the corn market, The September delivery
congested and It's price forced I'd anour
1c on covering by shorts The urturn IN 5epfera-
Ser however was short lived. and the close wiS
weak net declines of &c 90 sc .
Oats inclined TO be weak Ar rhs ciose
prices were unchanged % &c lower. III.
Trade In provisions was tairly active ana sns
market was Arm all day A loc advance n Tvs
hogs had a strengthening influence Prices az -
close were urcharged to 1910 higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Aug. f2-Fhe crop report % the Cana
dian government had depressing erect on the
wheat market here to-day, hnai quotations showing
a net loss % &c 20 Isc Corn also closed weak
Oats were easy and provisions arm
AS the official report on the wheat crop OF Canada
showed prospective yield far IN excess OF expec-
tations sentiment decidedly beerish the OPEN
Ing. Weakness of foreign markets also helped TO
create heavy tone at the start AS A result
opening quotations were or sc TO SC. compared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
EAST BUFFALO HAS 10000 FIaE.

Buffalo Aug l2.-Fir- n the East Buffalo plant
- ne JACOB DoiG Packing Company ~ noon 20
day caused 800. coo damage. TIE Ere started -
rhz hog and beef dressing department, and gained
such rapid hez9way thst three alarms were sent m
The flames were uad@r control ar o'clock
The orice buildings were threatened FOR time
and the Office force made Up largely ~ young
women fought through dense clouds OF smoke 20
remove 81 600 cash place ~ safety. Two
q ~ giris overcome b. smoke were rescued by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
COLONEL AmoRVs LATEST PLAN

Colonel william X. Ars6ry. former secretary ~
TIE Third Avenue Raiiraai has EuzEsstsd ptan
BY which n hops ts stooGnolders N mat company
may recover TIRE many millions - dollars vhsa
hsv- sisapp-srsd from me company. Hs scheme
- have sach EtoeAholds- pay 81 a share toward
fund fa- hiring coUns~f EsttIaz evidence and
bringing actions against tas Iootsrg. TIE millions
s0fd basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13

MErAS-TIN-The Lsnaen Vim market vas wv
az siss los Loes9, RSwsSEsr ,' the market was
r. ' ,s ' wi Gs' sp Ss 'pf Sy S
Agsusi % e sle'sG and ps ssgs AZ
sS neTssS 6sr standard ssgs' s
sS ooss Aqss' rs2s
y n r., ptdemgeT Delivery Asts "a Fhs fssaep
market was sbog, s. lover with SPOT ayots4 a. ise
sgS ws. ssh sS az ~ II. al The oss
sns am Ss ss P' F aSsS 3, nos. ssTy Sale. ~
New York Metal Esgghsnss asfd,ns ,hs ,a,g sss'
600 pound. o. ssptsnbsr at 4Se sFELfFR YES I'M
9sns Ss a. .p eee aud assass Ne%
~ ss' ,b evelsws warrants auess At
ne English sgas, The Gss m sSs;.s w.s
PHsss. sE @ Es Ms ss s ss
ana Of 400 tons essh resusrs at SIC N ana sgs
December az Ne 70 were 'sgossa ssS ssr,.,
Der, sis $50 SIT Qe,ebsI SIC Scasif. and November
'H aor s ASSES AND Mglfs,s. een,Ingsa ssl.,
S SnH sh are sseay unchanged uotsions teqv
New orleans cen'rliusal esmmen - lars isls lsg
2 ss9 soS Ss y ,2 2o RTl ie fs "a
s y I P SoS5a make. ' crsp STEADY
had fair saysnee led BY gSsS ~ ',mg gseg s gl
trade Reactions occurred istst With sIas , spf ne
Kansas CITY zoe omaha oco, snd the Wet a. GOO.
az s n: 'ao', 's g, ay % ,.ss
RFFT HAMsEouist Quoted s2la $50 DRESSED
Il ss a ln sUI s ssh as
y Quoted TS[L6w-sY,i sfr i,s
quote. o Made Ts;I II Fsan.a sac sra ar a ,sa
81 south America. sss Cgntasnt zee: Brasil k.Fs'
FrFARINE- quiet Quoted oise' 'hse' e"y ls'd
prices 'hrn.r on shattered commission house buying
'nd professional bull saPPSr The sirens % ss,,sn
5aac 800 September zoos 4ae poo oet2bsr 9 90 90
600 March 8 soc. and 500 NAV S1sc The Inatte, O..
~ ,Ir .tsrda,S vh,s n barrel. q, Nsw Yet
Lig.ss1 q, vas , ene ts. We 9a9's re- pRssi
phis ? zoe. bulk, t7o- refined essss New York,
bSis i5r suis 9 Csc. rhnadslphls s7o.. buzz
mis-. "a t6o eoTToNsEED o1i.-PriHas crude nom
re- pine sammsf y'lgT s.s gs,ss,, ss9fs
bae' NeysWhsr. a. % fss gsssmnssf' ~ ~,
7ee- prime vhlts Eboa6 poe hrlms winter yellow
ss5gse 1IFsEED &C., s''y ~ rs.
fARb OFT oessr -. -.
.es cuisines. rsasnIqs NJ, 2Ids-' are s.nsIsIy
.arn q, BE- psrs,iysg veil eespsd up Quotations
fsllov Screenings. ~ zse efdinsTy. 4atHrl tar
ss,i-s = st,e hssa japan So = ,s Fstas s.. asr
H loan ~ maze, fos r.rasa -rra- t- qa.,
-. sayssss IN sH.iP.toG - rbish ,s,rs sss e.,
ris fsiioTins srs less 80 S pe- 100 i. ircs' ~
i s.. ss s'" e. ss'f r. s &c UP. y
,.a' 80 a. y $3.50 - - . ~ ss,isa' ne ss
SO sless Ess.. s,Is s'sS P2E asrsa ~ s,gs
p@-4.re4 .si .esrss gp,sS.rsa. sosr irar psEasGsi
&c. 80 hfs s -sTas. II a9s 'srs.a..{ ss. s
io.Is 80. ~ ZOE IS s1a 81 n hsS- H. s.. Fssi,
fos 2. standard s,gaul2'1 sT1 a,,o'9a a.. ~.
ana SEc No s : so- 40 s. So 10 7. 100.
Eo 7, rs. NS2 70. It -, "a Il 10 " u 10,
me '.f'' ,. ,'fa .s ag.'1,' ~,
r7ri-d SD 1ao's,''n- s-e r,'f. 60 y u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
FELTON, TO HEAD GREAT WESTERN.

st. Paul. Aug. l2-it Officially announced
to-day that Samuel NJ. FELTON,. president Of
the Chicago Alton Railway. would be formally
chosen president OF the Chicago Great Western
Railway when the reorganization was completed.
Receiver ". r. Burt announces he viii retire
from connection with the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
cEss COMING EASY SOON

Eugene v Debs. who thu isss Presidential
eanddars q the Socialist "a rty e corning East
sir up The local campaigns % 'he party ire New
York Socialist leaders sss y@-'-rday HTs VIII
speak IN Newark Augz1st 81 and ia Boston a.
August -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13

ssHkLsr PROPOSALS WIZ az REcRfvsp AT
- Office OF Light House Board. WaShiazten.
~ G Until O'Clock 2 n septsrneeE 10 1909. AM!
an Kinds necessary for the construction. equipmsne
and delivery of the twins screw, steel steam light
tender Carueliia accordance with spacttca-
lions copies Of which, WITH blank proposals and other
INFORMATION, re nad upon application 90 th4
Light House Roard. Washington. p. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
Books and Publications.


IBR0PesALS F6R COTTON cloth --nEFoT oIAT
s,,s ri aseShfa 81 iu-rst 10 ieos s.ssi rress
ssis r. Jr'p =, s, nae r1-a ,s,., W. s1rcn i
feIO ans then oPensi FIR furnishing ana defsrns as
either ne Paisde PaIe .es,s fo r.S l.sszo Or
Army foHo ooN yar3s ~ olive ira5 cotton unif7rar
,laS 1uantiry soicrv Increase ~ not - sxessf -
Per s ~. ' sags 9 p ms 5lns9 ,mp ' oDe ~
fss Cla~reraster Generals eice April isr iaea
shsds srab'ity p iye concentrations and teNr4, srt
,,i +,ss .ortract e. Commence rot Inter than May .
ialo IRE syes tcoai .rar proiusts known 'Infsr
thrsre} used IN The rsPufacurs - aiopf4i ssand
Company York cry. ana covered Letfs
Parsnr 9a6sche Company being r's rNs agents e
ire ,vner, whieh company aas granted @ ne pIs1et
rlshr pr aov contractor niatng this olive
4rab ecto ,loth under contracr WIN srterastsr
department ~ the United 5retes ~ prehase said iyes
AZ ne sare Pre- y "1ia tleY aFe asfay sotf ~ tn%
ma - s,ea The ouarteraa stars ssparr,
informed t1at the shade saris
- "Ziba' rAlgol' IN hrrds y esreriencett
dy.r. cloth Ike and the stsrdart
ssrirle The rght Is reserved relect sccept
standard sample seen Tits ofce and srscica,
tons SHARKS fer proposals - the standard
samples and fn Information win frashed
costaiainv s-oposs,s gin Sc nsor.ea opssa,s ts- l )
Major cE7tuNcsY > sAKss pepet S'isrtsT5rsstsr
O,FPTcE OF COMMISSIONERS DrsrRIcr on
" Columbia Wsshipston. . G., August f1rh 1909
7SSsq s'eSc soeT r. szf 4 ms 700 CO r. ~
lurbis Forms of proposals speeAcatiprs ana nerrs-
sary Information may be obtained rom th9 chtae
Clerk Engineer Department Room 4eT Histrict suid-
kNSY T. wasT WI + Jsc eoT'lsiss,ss1s
p c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13

nominal natural white % 80 70 4T4ssc and clipped
White. "a 70 AZ 10 52d5sHc RyE-Markst dull. No 2
western new. 1sc nominal. c New Nc-k BARLEY
Market steady. New Feeding. Ssc nominal I New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
BALTIMORE sTocHs.
PEILAcELpHIA STOCKS

Furnished by Charles Barney Co. No Is Broad
street H~~ York. and No ~ South ath street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
scsToN LEE -.

xss W. Thomas Re.r.laraf Nr A. 49,. $50,
ana No. - Ez-Aanga Place sosrsr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-13
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New. trrompt- Nominal
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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-15
Bloomington Notes..

Mrs. Frank Harder left Wed
nesday for Galesburg to visit her
husband.
Mrs. Chas. Caldwell and neice
Minnie Caldwell. left Thursdhy
for Vandalia, Mo, to be at the
bedside of their sister and aunt.
The members of the Third
Christian church will give an in
teresting program at their church
Saturday evening, at which time
the cards out for lifting the debt
off the church will be called in.
Elder Hancock will preach his
last sermon Monday evening.
Misses Leorah Walker, AIb9r-
ta Wyche, Eta Green and
Blanche Hoagland: Messrs. Jas.
Walker, Albert Hoagland and
Walker Duff, visited in Spring,
field, Friday week ago. Walk
er Duff won first in all four
events participated in. The par.
ty attended the Business Mems
League party at Masonic hall the
same evening.
Mrs Geo. Hoagland was indis-
posed the early part of this week
Miss Leorah Walker entertain
ed the EIete Thimble Club last
week. The Club met with Mrs.
Lizzie Johnson the past Thurs,
day,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-15
TERRE HAUTE QND.) NEWS.

Terre Haute was visited by
quite an electric storm, last Sat-
urday.
Sunday afternoon at the Free
Will Baptist church, the Odd
Fellows and Household of Ruth
had their annual thanksgiving
sermon preached by Rev. Frank.
lin of Saulters Chapel. The
program rendered was commend
able to the colored race. Quite a
large crowd was out.
Monday night at Free Will
Baptist church. Rev. Manly, d,
D., of Indianapolis delivered a
great lecture entitled My Red
Top Boots" We only wish that
more of our folks had been in at
tendance.
Friday night at Spruce Street
church, there will be a grand
program rendered.
The Wednesday p m. Club,
met with Mrs. M. E. Turner at
2120 Spruce street.
Mrs. Ira Jones has been indis-
posed this week.
There will be literary enter
tainment at Saulters chapel on
Thursday night.
DR.. Jones contracted for two
more houses this week.