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New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
OTHER MARkgrs-eY TELgeRAPH.

Chicago March IS--CATTL.E-Receipts estimated q
head; market 1OG 100 higher. steers IS 81 IS;
IS; So SS 25. stockers and feeders S3 so
O So so HOGS-ReCeipts estimated 2SO0O head,
msskst mostly Ioc !9TsF sRSSe he9y shPPing 50 80
choice light. Sc 20. packing, 50 20:
pigs IS rs s6 25 bulk OF sales Sc 80 Sc IS SHEEP
Receipts estimated al I4Oo0 head; market stsady;
sR:a2 s. 81 'O0 50 'O lambs '0a' 90 's''ns' 50 50
Cincinnati March 1S-HOGS-Receipts. 4.Oa2 head:
81 80; common. $5 IS So 25. CATTLE-Receipts, SIS
pers S5 So gs6 IS: common 81 rs IS So. sHEEP-Re
steady az S. 25as SIS 10
East Buffalo March 1s.-CATTLE-Magkst fairly
active and shade easier: prime steers. SIS 508S6 IS
higher: quoted at $7as % HoGS-Receipts. l. zoo
head market fairly active Yorkers and mixed 54 I0c
lover others steady heavy s. I5Gx7 IS mixed; 81 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeetpts 600 head: market
steady; sheep active lambs slow ynehanssd
choice Sc 40QS6 65 prime. IS 209S6 40 SHBEP-SupDy
mon Sc 25Q$ 50; lambs, ssess IS. veal calves $50
go mcsms s. 1885, 1885, a a6SRs Rs P5s 7o 81 IS
9s7 IL light Workers. So 65S$o So pigs. s5So & roughs
Kansas City March s-cATTLE-Receipts. 1000
head. Including 800 Southerns. market to 1Oc
higher export and dressed beef steers S. 500
So rs far S5d$5 go: Western 81 S01S6 4
StorIsr and Feeders S3 75aS5 50 Southern cows 81 500
Sc o. Southern steers S3S4 IS; native cows. 81 25g
IS 25 native hefers. SO 1885 S5 bulls So 1896 calves
S3 1887 so HOGS-Recspts 1900 head: market 5dlec
lower bulk OF sales. S6 4OS6 IS heavy S6 IS
asa 75: packers and butchers So 5os6 20 light S6 $50
market strong lambs $tg$1 9; yearlinss 50 22g$I;
e1 Tisao 60 March s-CLOvERsEED-Ca s. 80: March
< s. To- rejected, So neglected, 81 20 TIMOTHY
Pr,ne 81 so AISIKE-Prime IS So.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, March i5. 1908.
BEEVES-Receipts were sS 1493 head, all
consigned direct slaughterers No trading or dve
weight to-day. feeling nOmnally weak Dressed beef
limited demand and selling at sI10c ID for
to choice native sides with general sales at
ena+c London and Liverpool cattle and beef mar
kets unchanged No exports to-day tomorrow
CALVES-Recepts 1SS head. including so for
the market Feeling steady. Vsals sold at So e0G
SO per IL city dressed veRls weak sl7 q 40
per 10; country dressed veas lower a. ~ q 1l3c-
Saies--S Sanders 81 veals 1875 ID at 50 so
FER 100 ID. 3 do 10T ID. at IS 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 19i7 cars.
of<wheh IA consigned direct TO slaugh-
and 81 the market The market was slow
but steady for both sheep and lambs; the were
cleared Sheep sold $40 So 30 per 100 10, yearngs
81: lambs 81 IS SIS 10. Dressed mutton steady
at III choice wether mutton az 10izc;
dressed lambs AZ 1o. lsc country dressed hothout
sales-w. R Hume: s5 state lambs 81 10 average.
SIS per 100 Ib 176 do IS ID az 81 25 one sheep.
$50 10. at S. So 90. 90 10. at S4-
George & L s Dienback: 1919 state lambs IS 10.
IS.
Western lambs 30 ID. at IS 10.
Kerns Commission Company: 1sS Bunalo lambs s.
H. 81 So 167 do. IS 10. at 81 So 10 yearlings ia
s sanders: I state sheer. III ID, atsS 49,,
HOGS-Receipts were 1858 head. includ-
ing y sale. The feeling firm for al
weights Prime medium weight state hogs Pold at
81 IS per 100 ID Country dressed hogs unchanged
Sales. Sanders 19 state hogs, 156 lb average. at
81 IS per 100 ID; rough. $50 lh. at se Is
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
LOS ANGELES WITNESSES ESCAPE.
Cross Mexican Border Municipal Investiga-
tion Under Way

Los Angeles. March 1S.-Twenty-eight citizens Of
this county appeared in the Superior Court to-day
in response TO sUulonses for grand jury duty From
this number Judge James hopes to select special
grand jury to investigate the condition Of the
municipal government
Among the score of witnesses summoned is ex-
Mayor A c Harper. Edward Kern. former nlenn-
Der Of the Board Of Public Works. and former
chief of police, has also been summoned. Alfonso
Durand, associate Of Nick Oswald, IS in the
county jail awaiting call by the grand jury, and
IS also 10 have q preliminary hearing charge
Of attempting 10 evade e summons Nick Oswald
is scross the border, at Tia Juana, Mexico,
with William Lawrence. Both men wanted to
testify before the grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
TOOK COURSE N coUNTERFErT1Naq
Secret Service Men Think Indiana Family
Learned Secrets from Veteran.

chicago March 8.-secret Service operatives re-
turned 20 Chicago to-day with a oonaplete counter
feiting outfit seized, It is alleged at the homo Of
Ford FREEDOM, IN isolated patch Of woods seven
miles from Gary, Ind. Predom and his son James
were arrested IN this city yesterday, according to
the police, after they had failed TO pass counter
felt half dollar.
The operatives discovered that the FREEDOM horne
eoJoined that OF Adam Racke. known as the wiz
ard OF counterfetting.' Racke Il is alleged, began
counterteiting IN 1885 and has served five prison
terms aggregaung eighteen years IN Illinois, Mis-
souri, Wisconsin. Minnesota and Pennsylvania
Inc oh1cers say they unearthed two mould frames
IN Rackes cellar. and declared that the, Freedoms
learned what they knew Of making spurious money
from the veteran
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, March IS. lsVs-

COFFEE-The coffee market was not more lhaLi
moderately to-day. but ruled decidedly hrner o
rhA idea that WI nornlnaIy on Iio -
s In the new tariff bill provisions were such as 10
render duty likely than tie trade hao
LED - believe by early reports from Washington
market closed steady advance Of 5GLo pom
sales were reported 29,I60 bags question IS Ihis
as 10 whether tariff bill INTENDS 10 Piao an
inlport duty on coffee based former wording OF
1cjsf ,Tision Contained in section . authorities
believe that the bill. II passed II stands wouIo I'M
imports into this country eqCA1
export charges were collected oE .e
countrv from which coffee is shipped others me-
pret provision that duty on coIIee
will be imposed should the epJ'
ing countr impose duty addition those aiready
IN force Nearly all the coffee exporting countries a.
ready have duty on coffee and in the case OF brA1l
part Of the export dutythat imposed Tor the p3rpoS
o vaioriZaton obliEationsit wouf seen tI-
hardly abandoned for number OF years Asoe lIn
the reelected no important
yel0pulents foreign markets being sn-al'
while brazilian receipts continued light, and supper
either the spot SITUATION or t
verv near by deliveries market opened unchaIgea
10 10 points higher improved slightly during the Gay
The market for spot coffee steady with quotau'nS
The range Of co1tract prices IN the market to-day
was as follows
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
WOULDN'T BELIEVE HOUSE ON FIRE.
Four Hysterical Women Rerel Rescuers, and
Conservatory Burns Down

Philadelphia. March 1S-Beheving that burglars
were attempting 20 force their way into her house
st Bryn MawT. Mrs. Mary l. Wright and three
women guests became hysterical from fear early
to-day and refused TO admit crew Of Pennsyl-
varia railroad trainnnen who sought edmittance TO
extinguish fire that rapidly destroying the
rear of the dwelling
The trainmen had seen the reflection Of the fire
from the railroad station. Mrs. Wright and her
guests, unaware Of the fire and being without male
protection, believed they we're 10 be attacked by
burglars, and placed all the obstacles possible in
the way Of the trainnen. When they were finally
persuaded that the house fire they rushed
outdoors The fremen arrived at this time, and
after hard fight the flames were confined 20
conservatory.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

CANADIAN PACIFIC
july TO March "A. 530s2657 81 682 4s3 IS $4,000
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
Second week in March. sl4s90o s132 zoo Si28, 200
July ! March IL s.e35.Oo0 663TToo 4s3l 900
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
second week in March. sIoe. $40 ss55 SOS s7s3!os
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN.
second week in March. Sl2s.po $4,000 s147ooo
July % March H. b.So9.bl" o43l6-t b'44esosI
IOWA CENTRAL.
5ionf 5 to ~sSk Ma4a re Il ss 2s47SsS
MINNEAPOLIS & ST LOUIS
Second March ss3.71o S74,o2s 1885
July ! March Il. 2e91.039 2s44 664 2,6a5.55e
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
seclnd week in March $4,000 $1,000 $3.50 900
July March IA. 31.e62 40 5L659.6sT S2.TO8.2oO
Central Branch1
second week ia March $40 10000 S32 0o9
ST. LOUIS sOUTHWEsTERN
second week in March s19609B s15s6S7 sso555$s
July 70 March IA. 7,60L550 716i Ti3 7,S13,4Si
TEXAS & PACIFIC
second week IN March. s26f.3s3 S2435ll ss15OSs
July to March IA. 1o.712.SsS 1LI4747s 1l.9Se.525
TWIN CITY RAFTD TRANSIT.
First week March sIe2.1aO $iO70SO $50 $50
u March T. 1,l21,55O 1022 40 9S4.35i
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
Month Of February
Number of niles. 1850 1850 4G2O
c5rogs earnings 80. s4e556 s4ss384s s. ss9 2sS
Operating expenses 3.6sS.575 41oaOos 4.i76.96T
Net earnings ....-.. $l272oas s57S$4o s1.462.82s
Cross .s earnings 81 8 - o95 ss4ozsoS9
Net earnings mos sT6o21as5 s1457525s sls.4o6.s5s
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
TRUST COMPANY ELECTS DIRECTORS.

:. De Witt Cuyler and Moses Tyler Pyne were
elected directors Of the United States Mortgage and
Trust Company 70 i'll existing vacancies. at 2
meeting % the stockholders of the company yes
tsr6sv. The other directors were reelected At a
subsequent meeting Of the directors William A.
Jsmison vas elected member Of the executive
committee The beard then organized by re-elect-
ing the following officers: Cornelius G. Cuy!er.
president: John W Platten and Arthur Iurnbull
vice-presidents. Calvert Brewer. secretary. and
Car2 q Ras-uus, treasurer.
Cornelius G. CJyIer was elected president Of the
United States Mortgage and Trust Company on
March s He succeeded George u. Cumming, who
resigned mora than year ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London March 1S.-The weekly return OF the
Bank Of England shows the following changes:
Total reserve increased E7S2.00O; circulation in
creased I'll 600: bullion increased f79s,O00: other
securities increased E2230. 900 other deposits in
creased E1.+25,o00; public deposits increased Ei-
562. GOO, Government securities decreased f7S1.
The proportion of the banks reserve 10 liabilities
IS 1870 per cent. against so 50 per cent last
week. and compares with advance from 80 70
81 = per IN this week last year. The rate Of
discount Is unchanged AZ per
Paris. March 1S.-Ths weekly return OF the
Bank Of France shows the following changes.
Gold on hand decreased 1o.4ON. 600 francs. ana
silver on hand increased 100000 francs
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
To Holders of The Preferred Stock
of the
Wisconsin Central Railway Co.


and
aleor other have appointed
Of negotiate the
approval to
&
Line
of Leased Line Stock
Paul &
certificates =" payaoe semi
Of
for the o OF the holders
accordance
TRITST YorkC AMERICAN TRUST
BANK 81 Lombard London
O'CLOCK M OF MARCH 10TH 1902
AFTER WHICH STOCK WILL BE ACCEPTED
Will
had application
Ju1Ess
~ s Bses 6 Co. Bankers
wisconsin nomtrLRa TAI Company New
fBardAm Co
o
T. wADpES
o 0Brosh
THoRSDI
york; 2
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 1sclosingi WI5EAI-sp9t stTgng
q a7t a. JuIy SIS AID. September, IS I'D CoFNSpot
am new American mixed IS fld futures quiet Mareh
Nav PElAS-Canadian hTrn, IS ti7d
FIoTyR1Winter patents strong s2s HoPs-In London
f2dE3. BEFENtra india mess 1Lli
loss PORK-Prime mess Western dull ISs sd HAsis =
90 3 a0 m strong 4as short rib 81 10 4Os Sd
long clear middles light, IS TO "a 70 strong ABS "a
Ion es- rddes heavy S5 TO 40 10, strong 4SS snort
clear backs Is to 20 70 strong. 49s 50 sssr esss
- - "a m strong ass LARp-Prirne Western, In
tiares. steady Sis Sd: American renned In pals steady
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
FORM co-PARTNERsHIP.

Mortimer II. Wasar and T Shepard Strong, IT.
formerly cashier and assistant cashier respectively
Of the Consolidated National Bank nov the Ma
tionaI Reserve Bank Of the City OF New York; have
formed a co-partnership for dealing in stocks.
bonds and grain on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change Mr.. Wagar president Of the Con-
solidated Stock Exchange for several years before
he became connected with the Consolidated Ma
tional Bank. The firm viii make its headquarters
a. No IS BroaiRay.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
TRUNK LINES, MEETING POSTPONED.

Ias special meeting OF the presidents Of the East
ern Trunk Line roads which was 70 have been held
yesterday al the Trunk Line Offices IN this city TO
trr 10 effect 2 settlement of the controversy over
the New Haven-Canad:an Pacific preferential rate
OF shipments 70 the West. was postponed for
week owing 10 the inability OF some Of the heads
q the roads interested TO be present.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
GIRL STUDENT CANNOT BE FOUND.
Fails in Examinations at Minnesota University
and MysteriousIy Disappears

Minneapolis March 1S-Niss Frances Renning
Of Kasson, MINI, q Junior at the State University
here. has been mysteriously missing for week
Though Miss Renning failed in ell of her exann-
ations at the end Of the first semester and
dropped from the rolls she continued 10 Visit the
university campus. Her father to Mime
apolis to-day and learned that she boarded a
Chicago Great Western train last Monday, but
gave hint OF her destination.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
NE. UNDERWOOD ON PROPOSED ISSUE.
Eris's President Returns from Vacation in
the South

Frederick .. Underwood president Of tfe Erie
hsilroad Company, was az his Office yesterday
after brief recreation trip 70 the South. He said
th2t he had not had time since his return to give
F1oe Commission the Cornpany's application 70
issue S5900o.Oo0 bonds, TO confer with the d.
rsc1ors in regard 70 that application L Is under
stood however. that the subject viii he taken up
By ths b1ard in the near future.
In public statement recently Mr.. Underwood
was reported having said that II the company
wss not allowed to issue the $4,000 600 bonds on
ths terms walch II had asked the physical condi-
dor Of the property would deteriorate He said
yesterday that an incorrect impression was con
rsved by this statement; that what he wanted 70
say was tha5 If the bond issue not allowed It
would be possible tor the company make the
improvements of q somewhat extended character
which were under consideration.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
NO NEW STEEL COMBINATION

Pittsburg, March R-After 4 thorough investiga-
ton OF story sent from this city last night of
great combination Of independent steel manufart-
urers II was learned to-day that it IS incorrect.
No such combination is contemplated.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

SIS 81 BUTT5R-Gocd Unitsd statsa stzasy. -
CHEEsE-csnsdisn finest whils SE IS % Sssa Sssr
2ss TJ-RPENTINE-Spirits steady, 27s. RosrE-csSas-
rro, Arm IS lid Observation-Disclosures sreacJs t41
T.TNSSEET OTI--Stsady. 2ls o.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

vas appointed receiver, with q bond OF $1,000 Tho
and accounts. - ~
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco. March 1s-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks to-day were as fol-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES
N-n-,s ard n,strritv

Maturing 1SOs|22
FURNISHED by Swartwout Appenzalla-. Nc. 20 Pias
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

VIII n Walden, Secretary.
az Broadway, New York
w0IINIAN 6 WoLISLAN,
20 Broad Street. New York
STOREY. THoRNDIKE. PALMER q THAI Id
SO State Street. Boston,
o.,.d New York. March ?. 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

Tic range contract prices in tie local market to-day
was as follows. v.,.-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-06
Not creditable 10 vermont

The expected has occurred in the
case of Gen. Bennett H. Young, who
has Withdrawn his acceptance of the
invitation to be present at the st. Al
bans tercentenary- celebration, on ac-
count of the criticism of the arrange
ment by Roberts post, G. A. r., of
this city, and of various prominent
Grand Army men in the state. The
Herald cannot help feeling that the
result will not reflect credit on Yer
mont, and that the state will be crit
icised therefor As witness thereto,
note the article, "Unforgiving Yer
mont" elsewhere on this page. Was
it worth the result secured to have
the states hospitality and practical
Christianity impugned?A were the
critics in possession of the exact facts
when they published their protest?
History does not bear them out.-Rut-
land Herald.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-06

in the bosoms of the victors we would
not have believed had it not been dem
onstrated by Ex-Governor Ormsbee
and Roberts post of Rutland. But
we do not believe that Ex-Governor
Ormsbee and Roberts post represent
the great bulk of the veterans or the
people of the state. Vermont soldiers
were the bravest of the brave during
the war, and brave, patriotic soldiers
are proverbially generous and forgiv-
ing to a defeated foe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-06

The letter referred TO in the fore
going is from L. NJ. Seaver the men,
Der of the legislature from Williams.
town and is as follows
Mr. Editor: Permit me to compli-
ment you on your article "As to Tax
Reform" in the last weeks paper. 1t
seems to me that you have hit the
nail fairly and squarely on the head"
When such able men as the Hons.
Allen M. Fletcher. Frank L. Fish.
John l.. Bacon, and other are denomi-
mated "Backwoodsmen" the writer in
being called to associate, confer and
vote with them in quite content to be
designated the same, nothwithstand-
ing he has spent large portion of his
life in the largest cities of the United
States, and has perhaps seen as mach
of this and foreign countries as either
of the editors you replied to.
1t was my honored duty to serve as
member of the enlarged tax com.
mittee" as well as of the last taxation
conference committee. OF the latter.
| wish to say no committee ever
worked harder, more earnestly or CON
scientiously than that one and think
| violate no condolences in SAYING that
every one of the ten members Welded
| something from his own convictions
| and preference in order that there
might be an agreement upon \ an
amended bill that might be enacted as
possible improvement to the old law.
and at least an experimental change
for the coming two years, If no longer
What was the result of this Mains
| taking conference committees work?
The amended bill we brought before
the House was given very scant CON
sideration or thought, and Immediate
| ly killed.
| suppose I could hardly be consid.
cred an outsider. and as an insider n
looked to me as though had the able
members. who should have been lead.
ers. yielded little and been a little
more .concilatory the different frac.
tons might have ben brought tn
compromise instead of driven to
| breach, where a large portion of the
Assembly stood upon its individual
ideas, If not prejudices, and was ab.
| solutely imprevious to argument or
change of opinion. "
The result of all this was NJ correo
deplorable. The session had been nro.
longed three or four weeks nrin cinoI-
iy on tax consideration, and then I'D.
Journment had to be taken without
any change having been wronebt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-06

"Col. Bennett II. Young of Ken
lucky has withdrawn his acceptance
of the invitation to be st. Adams
guest during the Champlain tercen-
tenary. This is the very best and
easiest way to avoid situation that
could not fail to be unpleasant to
both the raider and the town he loot
ed. The incident is closed. "-Rut-
land News.
You are mistaken, esteemed con-
temporary. The incident is not clos
ed. We are now reaping the inevi-
table humiliation of public reproach
that was sown by newspapers like
yours and men like Ex-Governor Orms-
bee in violently attacking the charac-
ter of this man and viciously assail-
ing the governor of the state and the
mayor and other responsible citizens
that invited him to st. Adams before
you knew all the facts or quietly con-
sidered them.-St. Adams Messenger.
The Messenger is right in this
statement as it usually is in discuss
ing public questions. Through this
little episode Vermont has gained a
reputation for narrowness and bigo-
try that will follow the state for a
generation. That the bitterness of
a conflict that ended nearly half a
century ago is stiIl allowed to rankle
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-06
VERNON LICENSE GRANTED
Saloon at South Vernon In Spite Of
Strenuous Opposition

Brattleboro, May AFTER several
hearings and a general discussion be-
tween the people of Vernon and North
field Mass, the license commissioners
of Vernon have decided to grant a
liquor license to George e. Alderman,
proprietor of the South Vernon house
at South Vernon. The last hearing
was held at Whitehead's Hotel In YER
non.
Clarence ]. Ferguson. head of the
Vermont Anti-Saloon League present
ed his objections and the citizens of
Mortified objected on the ground
that a saloon at South Vernon would
tend to contaminate the pupils of Mt.
Hermon. The license commissioners
came to the conclusion that they
could not do otherwise than grant the
license. E. w. Gibson appeared for
lie license commissioners, r. G. BAG
on for Alderman, Kittredge Haskins
for Jason Allen and others and VIM.
r. Daley for A. G. Moody and others
of Mortified.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-06
The Mission

OF those corpuscIes In your blood
that have been called Little
Soldiers" Is to fight for you
against the disease germs that
constantly endanger your health.
These corpus ies are made
healthy and strong by the use OF
Hoods SarsaparilIa.
This medicine is a combination of
more than 20 different remedial agents
in proportions and by process known
only to ourselves and it has for thirty
years been constantly proving its worth.
No substitute, none "just-as-good."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-06

that could be tried at last as a pos
sible improvement. And there we
are.
Very truly yours,
Lewis M. Seaver.
Wllliamstown, VT, April II, 1909.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-06
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