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New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. June 1S-Wheat prices on the Board
Trade to-day resumed their downward trend. and
on final transactions we're &c &c below yester-
days close. Coarse grain also closed weak, but
provisions firm.
The wheat market was heavy all day, and. with
the exception Of the May option. all deliveries de
cIined than 1c from the high point The dis
tant deliveries displayed moderate show Of firm
ness al the start owing to light shipments from
Argentina during the week and 10 fresh reports
Of damage 20 the wheat crop Of that country by
drouth, bat weather conditions IN the winter wheat
belt Of the United States favorable for
the market retain this hrmness for any length
Of time. Prompted by the bright outlook for the
new crop, shorts began 10 hammer the market
shortly after the opening. Cash houses reported
that offerings uS new wheat in the country were
increasing daily. The monthly report OF a St
Louis trade journal waSa bearish factor. Declines
a the Northwestern grain centres also had a
weakening Influence During the day the July de
livery sold between 81 1874 and 81 5A Prices rallied
a little from the bottom late in the day on cover
ing by shorts but the close was weak, with July
g l4ss-
corn market at the start but the favorable ont
look for the crop Induced general selling early
in the session which continued throughout the en-
tire session. and resulted in sharp declines in all
deliveries Extremely beaTsh advices were received
from the Southwest, reports from St. Louis and
Kansas city declaring that Kansas and Nebraska
viii have a record breaking crop The market
closed weak with prices off &c 10 tsc, compared
with the previous close.
Oats displayed slight frmness at the opening. hut
soon became weak. At the close prices were 14c 10
&C lower than yesterdays final figures
Provisions scored fresh gains on general demand
based on continued light receipts Of live hogs
throughout the West. The market closed hrm' with
prices unchanged to &c higher, compared with
the previous close.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
INSURANCE RESERVE RAISED.
State Department Increases Fund OF Mutual
Life Company by Millions.

Pr order - -te State Insurance DepaTli'1eI 'i'e
continEercv reserve Of the Mutual Lie insurance
Co--ra-~ has been marked UP from about >le--9'''
- 81 81 zss -ee department having taken the
ground that The valuation of the company : real
esre IS given IN SIS last report vas TOO Low" the
book value instead Of the appraised Tal1e fa'l.le
been rero-ted The department also exceeded me
,a-.rarvz estimate of the value Of the bondhoid-
i-zs hy about $4,000.
TIE book value of rhe real estate was s2Sle6.o-s'
bur the department held that the appraisal Vai1a
tior. made several years ago. and standing al
q 8, ~ sro-,1d have been used in figuring the
reserve and that the difference Of S5s5Iois should
Re edded 20 the contingency reserve II also oe-
cded 20 stand upon is own valuation "i tiie COM
pany's bon6f oldngs. which was about 5000 more
than The ra--panv's valuation. this difference also
hslnE ADDED u the contingency reserve, when ny
TIE Inclusion Of these TWO items vas brought UP
- S2.0s1-7sf. Under the percentage stated IN h.e
Insurance la-s the contingent reserve limit Is
q 81 and the excess Of S424se viii re added TO
Jhe amount available for dividends.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June s-CATTLE-ReCeipts. estimated ! go
head market steady. 50 5ozi % cows S5ss
Ieife-s So 6Od$6 bulls So 1885 %; calves; <9R$99'
ta-Lers and feede-s So 30GS5 % HOtS-Hecelpts est
rsted a. "a 0OG head 5G10c higher choice hS
SsSS IL butchers 81 9GQsS 10. light mixed - 39H ~
choce light 81 7OGS7 80 uacing 5! SggS "3 plF - ~
es7 25. bulk Of 81 70aS1 81 e2ss
Ttrrsfed head; market weak sneep - ovtISo
lambs Sc 25Gss 30: spring lambs - oV4Ss SedIIs'
80 oaE's CITY. June 1s-CATTLE-R -ReceIpts 700 head
esse5 heef steers S6 2JdS7. fair To GOOD 60 o2gS S
yyestern steers S5aS7: stockers and feeders
sbe-p steers Sass 80: Southern cows - bVgS4' na
tire 81 50qS3 30 nai5ys 1880 = 20, lead
so.S, ~ higher TOP 81 90 bulk Of sales i,1S 60
ItE Il 7ods7 80: packers and butchers - tllS -
i.gbr 81 25GS7 pigs. s. 5oGs6 20 9if-ft SfS{Ss
osO head. steady 10 soaE i,is. Ssl5S5 20
IIirgs 81 25ds7 % wethers 81 5oa>h eNts So *
s-6 feeders. s3GS4 IS: Texas muttoht
9,,s,j June s-CATTLERecepts' tS s5 sit5.
SLOW; 50 251S3 So Receipts = 2Ga head &C
80 a5GSS: S64lS6 % SL5,e
o0a sesd: easy quiet s. 6onSi 90 LAMBS 9'i's
ae5,ys ana RefaIo June ls-CATTI.EF 50 head
East t-ast h1 nine steers s6 75aS7 - VtALS-Recepts
sse.s active 25c higher HOtIS-t'ctPts,
Aeo head: fairly active; pigs seattys ~!
So. bsa,y s. s0a$s %: mixed. $ 2pfSs 81 othe,S
tEs.,.e g0HST To- daTes, - ,FASo -
GSi4f2TP AND LAMBs-Recepts, 500 head; active ana
firm: unGnaisi i1e 1s-CATTIE- -Receiots light market
as. choice S7as7 %; prime. So G0aS6 80 SIiL.E ,o
fnarket slow. prime wettrrS -
mis- and common. S2GS3; spring lafnbs 80
,sS ssGss % HOGS Receipts light natktS io
al i,e bsavlos IS 2JaSs 30; mediums - o2l$o 10
-, yrIlers SsaSS %; light Workers - oo'S' 90 pigs
S7dST 70; rcuRhs $uHS'. &c A. ,.,,,,-
-ad, June fs-CIOyERSEED cash, 50 a. . y, tt
&c 81 Jiereuaber. SO % March $In2ls 40 = - ~ ~
TTN5TiIY prime. 50: Al-sIkE prime > TO- August
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NsU York Ju-e : 1909.
- ~ nv > i-s 55r ez5o-- is l5 s.a=s=ss
ana l@-s z2- the .14rs= n ma <. 5 5 | r-s54 Vas sa
5as s-ee-s ana bins us about steady aa5 cows --tes
steers sd at $ 4o9S = per 100 u 90 3gs s. a. = .-5 s9
dressed native beer si-z slow AT $1lo.-o Pc u
per = dressed weight sl1Sas me r-s e5,sr
u -ai-a-t-c- ltes7-- f---7 -p-= -
aav To-rs7r-ov tae lians-aas VII -7Se out ~ - ara
Ara 2so sae re. to- shf17sTs re 52 S2a BE Zee 5l1S lS
-s aa4 s>e 9--7ifS ,5s yt-te Bsei EoESaay 5azas With
Il III eat5e 727o quarters Of bezf al 70 ports Of
: CO :. p J. neal @ ,e Es4 i Ps5Hsv4R7 5 81 1R57
= a. Sc %. u Ohio d.. 1910 n So 20 70 do 1870
s. 50 u Hsg5sEy q2 4Is2 n A. s. % 60 la 7i 2i
S. stable re- o1s TO- p a. > -. 1s g. - L l. s1
d. IL, roai 3 at s. %. d. $50 n a, 81 20 40 T.
Na G 10 z,5s s=5 F-aasriyaaia rs y sasEz laj5 @
sanders % sa.usky sss-s lo3s go p - a: Sc p %
do 1875 H. er 81 - 10 CO. 79I n. az 81 -. COW. iIt'
JGdi & CO. bull tIso n. 81 30. COWS. sao h.
CALyEs- Receipts were 4oZ head at FOR s9 -a5- .-
- We're fys |S ana g. Efzzsr The rers We e.ea-e5
re- no 70 5uIls at 8 5aa>5 5grrsrr.lks az 81 -
s1.es-~ TagaeI5, : 'S ~ :. z1 i$5 a. = 50
m s. 40 no n a- = 80. hutJe-ru;lks and fed
ives 70 -lni--s. l52 n ar s. -
rgrI v CO.. veslz f=G y ar = t2iz = d. 20
eIiEFP AND LAMBS Receipts were 2o's Sars. or
ng4 head including fer sa IeltereTs and 1872 cars
e-- market making. held 21l- C7rS
on sale sheep were moderate supply and steady.
lambs er1 for 5es grades and steady ,or others le-1
ana common lambs half held over common
prime sheep sold f- S5rS5 Per 10" n. common -
prime Ia1rs ar s. 50ES9 Dressed mutton slow ar SG
I0le- Per n. dressed lambs full steady az i5q !9c
salss-Ksrus Commission Co-lpaEy - hsA.leAE ls2l.
Il 70 average. 50 per 100 II. ~ 90, II n ar = go
-. 20 Virginia $ 80 2l5 do 6.z n. az
s. -. s6 Ohio % T. az s. - 90 Indiana DO - n
s. So. ~ ohio sheep 13 n s. 10 do ~ n az
81 Is. 70 Indiana I02 n. - SO IS do. - n al
81 So. % Indiana goats - =. al 81 80
Newton 4 COS -, Virginia lambs So n. AZ 50. $50
do so n 50. ZIG DO. - n. a. So 30 West Virginia
c1 =, Virginia yearli1Es 90 n. a. - .
Virginia skecQ. III n ar II %" i 60 III 10 a So
: 90 n. 50 ,.,
Tobiu & shannon 252 Virginia lambs. S n A. - 20
- 10 AZ 80. Virginia 90. 63 =, at $
Is West Virginia sheep. 117 70 s.
Mcpherson CO. 237 Nirztria larrSs. = n a. So -
do. a n. al 50 32S aIarylaad Do g n az $ 9-,-
Virginia sheep IA n at 8; Mary-aAd Do Iu' 10 a.
s. 50. bucks. 151 rh AZ =
: Judd K Co. 22S VIrgina lambs. 60 n az 50; VIZ
mia sheep. 10 =. s. 75- , do 90 = 81 - %
Sanders. lambs % =. at $, sheep ana
lar1us ST. 30. state sIee1. 80 n a. 50 g.
1oa y ar 8 80. DO 80 70 = 8 so do . n at s.
HOGS-ReGeipts were l0i4 cars. or 2ols Eeac. al
for saugntera.s except half car Feeling steaGy IoE Al.
sais5- Newton < Go da-a yssrzrday} vlrs-aa r-ss
ia n average ar s. 50 per 100 n roushs l5s 70 a.
S. so
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
z,,popeAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,,ool Tune 1s-Closins: WHEAT-spct 10 : rS1 e
Ii'efpooI roninal futures barely steady July es
NssieIh M. Me,Tber $ 81 d: December IS 3tsd CohN
li9sd, ,oT American mixed ivia Ga!Fesloil.. os
spot steas nuet. July as 6i4d Septenbef, os %
5!snadisn steady. IS ssd tLoSFntln'e ga, lSt
ems en- % %BfFF-Extra India mess da; ''s So va ~ =
Prime i-ig ,r MS BACON-Curnberland cut 20 10 80
70 - 10 eos 50: short rh i6 10 - n strons os oE
oesI snsT g 10 strong aZs short eieaF Pac "a -
nlicdles st~onr 5as Sd; clear bellies, Il 10 10 10
Ie 10 - 70 ~ ILDERs-Square- y TO - 20 10.
stTons LAEDmPTijms L-d IN pais mSef frn eos CHEESE
&C are fnsst white and oolored new steaey. 1's s -
Canadian v-hite old STEADY. 65s. American m.
American s,eadv So TALLoW--fTii ~
ooloTed 5ss TIRPENTINE E-spritS steadE, , ogs P5 l
STEADY IS pETRCLEIM M--henla1
RosIN--I. --.4 TI&sEED oIL-steady, 24s pa
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
IN THE BRoKERAGE MARKET.

J. J. Haggerty sold cor Mrs. X. Bodgett he one
laaiiy frame house No l22s WISE avenue ." " '''
%41lte feet. 20 Mrs. J. Caglerfs-
Bernard Smvth & Sons have sold for Herman -,
fischer lot on the east side Of ogden avenue JOB
leet south q 10Th street z5xs2 feet
Daniel - Reuton < Son have sold tor Nlcnasl
hhea No go West 1s2d street. three story anu
Easement dwelling house. lot lssXssn rect
Otto Pressprich has sold No 4lG West 146th street
taree story ard basement stone front d"enhs
house On q lot isxsell feet. The buyer is a client
:" Dsniel Il Rert6n & Son.
" J. Huston & Son have sold FOR Mary s Hynes
= client fcr occupancy No - Bradhurst avenue
thsse story and basement dwelling house, on d
iet ls1sb feet
shvgtzer d Lewis have sold FOR John o'Connor 70
eel9srine Murray No. Lawrence street. W.
1t'sy frame building. with store. on q lot z'NlV'
zee The property has not changed hands IN over
seenis-iy'e wears
fsederick Esper has sold 70 Frederick Dame
.hsaa Hos A. and s59 West l5oth street known as
4s speedgsy stables. 3 tive story building. on
PCT sszss.u feet
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

COTTON-After an early advance the cotton ma Ss
reacted under reports short time in laI'as sh' l.
closed steady point lover 3 ? points hisl'Ts .l as
rpenad at al advance of lDa points ~ IFsl
some hesitation the market awaiting 10 So W'rt
there would a renewal af the Wal street si-
luuidatiau which the feature = The IeN.L' .
animated. being evidently prompted ty rerofS ma .,.
scattering rains western and central s'e-..l7 u
heIr SUNDAY had lntegfoTr- vyit- ff'lt
rlyatfou The seemed 20 tc T''.'lI.-
irti opposition until carried the markets ah2ui
points ref higher following The official fo' ls-
far weather over SUNDAY IN lhe eastern ue ara IIt.
cables from Iiverreo. regarding nc MaN'-tA ~ -
tion r,~ices weakened under Liquidation py cary '-l
market shade under t1o Closing H--i' '-
me previous dav. support did not asslh '-,-r ~
Eressive and fuctuatiens during the .n'f a -rs, t,
rs-~a irregular. private chi''S
had been unanimously voted in the meeting '. me
Spuners Association ourtaN nTcfali.Ha 'N -
v'eek-Saturdays and NoudaFS-b"glnrinE Miih dH2
means the mills we've represented q" .it
5-lrtar-eut would bc E'UFfa-t.
should il be put general erect however W - g.
mated that ouid cu-ail srilnHS oalalif ii ~, ~.
taias ~ arnsrtrnu cotton southern SPOT f1ark" W -
unchanged 10 I-l6c lower. The weekly n0N,
~ fhe New York Cotton Exchange ''Ho" i, =, .i,f.
"a a. hales against aa5 year. oNerhnA 10 ii7
60 garada 10 ass bales against 22o35 last H't ',,
g Mil tasinEs estimated. 10000 bal'S aga u.s..
last saar. loss stocks az interior 20" Hr - 80
against % 223 7st yesr eI9nkf' ,n.. 80 ION move
81 sn4 Bale. g. ~ lasf f'ai ly.t. 49,, -
rernts seas mi, s.I58taS last year ,e.a'
,,iIs and canada. lZa2 lGi bales aEaln,, ',"'.I
o.1 COO last year interior IN excess ~
- ~ qAI bales against lO5lie last f-"i. llrt-.t
- sIahf mus far season. l6l:"f1" "a
10 q72122 last y@ar The 900 Ca a.. i,s, etas-r
Trs range OF contract prices IN t'e ''1i' --',
was a. follows. yas-pr
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
Ppceire er's Sale.

r,1-pPr-NE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.-IN TIE
- Matter of the Application OF Na1orlty OF t1e
rJ-a-fSrs Of Ntarse- Hotel Company tor voluntary
1tssoIution Pursuance Of an oraer OF tne supreme
-1,[-- herein entered the New YORK county cefA
once on the 9Th DAY ot June 1909 th9 GAGess
,,fI sau az public auction AZ the Aote- S-1-S--'i1
I5r.s5v-ov and lusrd the Boroush of Man
tattgn In the City Of New York on Tie oy'h gay 81
I1re 1aO4 at ii o'clock in the forenoon oy sCSEFft3
Ay Auctfone4r all OF the following descTloed
r-1r1ftIre furnishings and otLeF
personal property comprising The complete iurn-l-S
etti0gs Hotel GGrSete. stoc o. pI'Ns-oIs
nets wines liquors. cigars, etc on hand ntsss-.
80. s.,r.ffor SAID Hotel Narsellle, accounts 1Nns 20
IIoreI COMPANY. lease of said Hotel Marselle
,--,Tn Seprenber % 1908. between Netherlands Con
-+,+i-n Cor1parv and Louis Lukes ana harry g. tIrs
rroiJ and hereafter Eued ~ the salc LuNes ana
,rfl,r,I5 to the Narseile Hotel Company. ana an
rrapertv Of 1farsviIle Hotel Comp1rt as going
CT.er1 subject however. 20 the following chaJt-l
y1ort-7ses one held by Joseph Ha'll1etsiss as Sc
,frff fcr the payment OF certain covenants ~ tAe
ils If Hotel Narseile To the sum of SO GOO oHe
"a T-rauz Thompson security toT note IT.
interest thereon from the hrsr day
~ august 1905 held by Ned strauss as security
for a note SS95S@+ Win interest ''e'' '~-- ''9
eOtr dav of September l9ua
Tated June 18th. 1879. - --,.-->--- = ---4-.-
All Dpo% GLOVE. Attorney for Receiver.
broadway Borough OF 4ianhattan Zs- 11-z CIV
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
WANTS LISTS OF WIRES.
esocE Exchange Secretary Asks
Members for Complete Reports.

notary q the New York Stock Exchange
l5..s % jette- % the members. under date Of
- = asking them for lists Of all Of their wire
'l- ,;o-ss a step which. IT is reported, may have
-.-5rr on the recent action OF the Stock FIX
- .-ss-st th. Consolidated Stock Exchange,
ca-"7 nav he related to The movement for
SlG ,s-ulatie1 of branch Offices. The letter is
rs follows
rt-r. resolutions contained on pages 50 and
constitution provide among other things,
for or--ss Il arrancen}ents OF all wire connections
5,T rf=ces OF persons not members OF ms eN-
" WHO ral be- engaged in a banking or
Co., business. whether such wire connections
=. 5r telephone OF telegraph.
- ~ 1eccts correct md complete. YOU are request
e 70 IEe- - -ilsi.e5 551, yaJ or your firn which
Co -5e-=s7erarle ander the wire resolutions. giving
a. a. -s-se If the PARTY with whom the wire connec-
n --a 49, h5shed his address. the date when the
to- to-.io- - was established and the name of the
co-rrrany supplying The WIRE
80 r-,--,si-son has developed To. the recon-
s.-To- q tie White committee that branch
- be abolished and hardly less opposition TO
[-.arre which the exchange management is
. ss-s+ca5 - favor. the placing OF branch Offices
- the direct management Of resident partners.
---az-s ave understood 70 have been lodged with
r. eove~rfn- committee by important and con
ss-z-s-ire houses which maintain branch offices
r. -,-res- measure Of supervision by the govern
dc committee would he welcomed by these houses,
- --ef~ position is that END could he served 10y
-.-,,f~-rE each branch Office to be in charge Of a
s--,.- which would not be equally we'll attained
> t-,,.s,-- f. in charge Of a responsible salaried
,-,-arer under q more careful system Of reEula-
~ --s- has heretofore obtained and that 10 re-
-. -a--7e- for each branch Office would un-
Ss,v syyeu the number Of partners in many firms
TIE sreesar committee appointed by the govern
-rr committee some time ago 10 examine into and
emo before October - upon the question whether
> ~ advisable for the stock Exchange 70 pro
4rsf- lis members from dealing directly or IN
ss-ar-r with the curb has submitted certain con-
1Bsf7rs i WAS learned yesterday The committee
* moi disposed To adopt the recommendation OF the
z-r+-s e.rrn.rree that the Stock Exchange under
-sLe -rz regulation Of the Curb market and that
tie latter De 'renreforth conducted under a roof.
instead II in the oDen street, as At present Ihe
-. as -ra committee views IT, Is an absolutely
o,er market }r which trading : conducted IN any
er5 All SORTS Of issues. and in stocks or bonds
..r-e-. issued. anI such market has is uses Al
=, s-,. .7--a me committee recommends that the
ise--f=.sri1u Of stock Exchange houses with min
,nr STOCK promotions on the Curb be discouraged
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
NO PROFIT FOR HARTMAN, HE SAYS.
Illinois Central Paid Him Exact Price of His
Purchase for Georgia Central.

In connection with the purchase by the Illinois
Central Railroad Company of the stock of the
Central Of Georgia Railway \. 9. Hackstan vice
president of the former company, said yesterday:
The capital stock Of the Central Of Georgia Rail
way was acquired by r. H. Hartman in 1897 in
the interest Of this company and was carried by
him through the panic until this time. / re
Gently been taken over by the company from AIr
Hartman at the exact price paid by him. with
an adjustment OF interest in other words. the
company has made Nr. Hartman whole on the
transaction, with profit to him whatever.
1t IS understood that Mr.. Hartman paid 100000
for the Central Of Georgia, besides $4,000 in com
missions Where the Illinois Central will get the
money to repay him for his outlay has not been
announced. but it has ample means for doing SO
through its refunding Is of 1905 OF the total au-
thorized issue Of $ll000000o Of these bonds SIS
600 Is reserved under the terms of the mortgage
for the construction Of additional main track,
nels and bridges, the purchase of real estate, i'm
provements. funding of Indebtedness and other cor
porate purposes. OF the rest Of the Issue. S2o-
c009 is outstanding and s6 760o9 is reserved to re
tire a Ike amount Of prior lien bonds.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

Minneapolis 100000 the day. The Liver
pool market had hrner but sold on on A1eTi-
adNices and closed Is sd net htgner 5-oonl
hall the Argentine shipment l-dAtOpu
paTe5 with 2,1=J.UtO bush the preNl-Us weeA and Il
estimated worlds shipments would be around
y.4UO. coo bush, against I:.O64OUJ bush week ago
Commission houses both sides Of the market
but bought quite freely te late afternoon, presumably
to check stop loss se.Iug that was reared uuuer 81 IA
Tor july III Chicago. primary receipts amounted =
241.Upp bush. compared with 2i60oo bush ago
124outUuo compared -J3.tss,u7J last EX
po-ters bought 10 loads mainly forward shipment amt
closed follows NO %
for old in elevator and afioat, tuth nominal new
quoted 81 Il = aI1aL August, NO North
Bui'Ith 81 No = hard %
afoat. both nominal COR%-EXcept for little steadI-
uHd the opening, the market generally
weak and lower all day from the effects of favor
able weather and crop liquidation. the break in
day. The local market closed s4GIc net lower,
practically bottom for the Liverpool l4d
higher. The local cash market closed as follows: No
SIC elevator and So afoat, nominal both old,
corn 66lsc b aroat. winter shipment. OATS
There was break OF lc IN july Chicago under
further hquIdauon, and drop about izc later
poSiti ms IFe cash market here quoted follows
Mixed 2G 70 y n 81 lec nominal natural white 2G
3 - 6ln64c- and cppsd white. 81 - n. q5Ic.
New York. BARLEI-Market quiet Feeding. S7dS9c
New York Wheat including -four. exports f5r the
week according 10 Bsadsreets Loss 100
against 1N5T1S4 last $40 pa year; since
July l. 1696i5o bush against JOS I352f2
exports for the against 14.3I4 last
week and 26.0l1 last since July !.
against +5,2G9 7s0 last season
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
Proposals.

-2pop1sars FOE. INDIAN SCHOOL LANDS. BUILD
mas and ar Cham. erl1--l '1-- -e-e2-e-
--zrarTrerr II Interior o-ace or 1---an 4l-lLs
Tr5E - 1899 sealed proposals pl7----5 n-taNS- 9,
Of Proposals -oF An1llA
S,lo5 ae-lain. south -laN7ti a1a %
- t-7-.-llss-7u-r OF Indian Ar1irs- W1sninston
y-fT Ts received Indian once until two
cloS s-s-sz ~ rts following described lands Of
ZzrEer with all the o--ldESs ana IAt4-Ss 49,.
aaraei-- Al Of Lots aad a1a 12e L7T oI go 80
re following described strip OF -alL oI lle 10.
corner Ne t. thence soHt5 N-LH - 80 --
Of said quarter section IS rocs 1lelcs sSI aiI -
S>,sT ycirb th- north a5 OF SAID quarter secton .
- lrtss5r,rl River thence the east oank OF sa1
r1ysr 10 The NW4 0f said quarter section thenes
the place o oes-l--=D - - sI-f-+ accor4a-cs
f,,,-- ~-e Secretary 81 the Intsrc- is HEREBY au-
I5~rzed TO dispose OF ana convey the rea estate IN
GLIDING buildings and nNZlres o. tae -ao-t -
SrrooI1 Cra1l5-r-ai1 south Dakota. for prlce n9g
- r1a1 vv=uv-si thousand Dollars unless u s1olid
1a dsoos-l OF the state OF south Dakota n Wnca
case limitation as 70 prlce sha-L not app , e2oa
e5sI and operated educational Institution and
$50 chIdr=l OF Indian parents shan have ths sarla
t-i.- tree Provided Commissions OF m
dian Affairs authorized and directed 70 dispose -
is NOS covered by transfer of the realty ondlss
d dy-rres The right reserved % reject any or al
bids Z deerneZ for the best interest," ol ln Sss
r7en Each bid must be accompanied oy Settl-s1
tsr ~ draf- on some United states depository or
solvent national bank. made p1yapie 20 lne Grcer
Courulissi7ner OF lnclan ASifs Lo' a. .eaSs
TG~ 81 tr- amount Of the proposal. sucn cneck or
he forfeited United states N case me
ssccessfuI bidder shall fail 70 make HIa- pay neHs
rs-.-,e+ 10 the bidder. Terms cash within. thirty
-avs frorl date notice q acceptance Of proposal
For fIrtier fafor1stion apply TO r c. VALENTINE.
Acting CGulrIslssloner
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
MEET BOSTON & MAINE REDUCTION.
Trunk Lines Cut Glass Freight Rates Three
Cents and Commodity Rates One Cent

TIE Eastern trunk line roads. il was announced
Yesterday. have decided upon another cut OF 1hree
cs--s O hundred pounds in class freight and one
,s-- hundred pcurds in commodity freight -
rrse- The last reduction Of the Boston & Maine
Tfis means that the recent truce declared IN me
3~ro-- freight rate var has been terminated
The new rates are TO 20 into effect on August -
- IN -,,.5-a -re third successive cut IN class
rates and the fourth in commodity rates since the
rerz-nirE o. the rate way last fall According 70
~sF- men. the rates are now considerably ui'ae'
The cost Of transportation. The roads are "alcilnE
-, -7---,- E Araire 70 see whether Il viii make
s-r-her cut. Should II retaate, there Is SAID 10
b little Doubt that the questions involved VIII %
-rsce7 hefore the Interstate Commerce CoInllsSloh
for decision.
re Boston first class rate was originally 20 cents a
hundred hounds but II has been reduced TO 81 cents
~ -rA Boston q Maine The Baltimore rate was
originally s. cents. bat when the scheaoies 9US'
=7 77r,7u 90 into effect IL VIII be 5S cents If-
81 york Philadelphia and other Atanuc seaport
- haze been correspoudinEiy reduced