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New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
PROMISE MELON CUTTING.
Farmers Loan and TruSt Company
Said to Haze One Ready.

The management of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, according TO in banking circles.
is getting ready to cut big melon for its stock
holders in the shape of a dividend of kind.
II is reported that 1t will be something like the
melon" cut by the Central Trust Company last
May. when a special cash dividend Of 200 per cent
was declared by the management, and at the same
time stockholders given the right to subscribe
TO two shares of new stock, of which S2000,0O0 was
authorized. at 800 q share for each share of old
stock held by them and which quoted at the
time at s2,S0O bid
That there is something under way that VIII re-
suit in benefit to the stockholders Of the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company Is evident from the great
advance Inat has taken place IN the quotations on
the stock recently. On July the bid price on the
stock $3.50. on July 81 1t had risen to $1,366
and yesterday it s1475. It was learned also
that number of stockholders have been trying
for several days TO add to their holdings, but with
out success as none Of the stock IS for sale.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company is the
strongest institution its kind in the country It
is capitalized 100000 and. according to its
latest statement. its surplus and undivided profits
s6,7s6s07. II has S1S1 066,S07 Of deposits Ed
win S Marston is president OF the institution which
has headquarters at No 16 William street
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
pFoRGANIZE C.P. & ST. L.
~, Company to Ercho"ge S6c"''-
N'1 lad Issue s15 900 Bonds.

t'' - oo-,nittee of the Chicago
the reorganIn,i pai,vrsv Company Of Illinois
Peorfs o =. ,lsn Of reorganizauoh Soe -,
hss ISSUE. - the various kinds OF secuIi'e a.
IRE oepOs 1z-s-ren. George F Baker 1I-' oi.0
ChsTies = The foreclosure Of the pieseHl
fred end income mortgages ana '''7
solSs'el .,r,nanv are provided lot -. =,
Of Of securities unoer 'ne a.,,-;t;es
Al dspos--S es,,eu,ber Is Deposited securIues =
rsds before - sz,bScriptions will be entitled 10
u7on - bonds and stock as loio"s
reeve N' =, .o,solidated mortgage bond; one
For esch SLai and refUnding IA per cen e. +ba
q new g s., which will be per 80 Ss-i. ocb Si00
be nv years and s629 sge new COUPON. one $50
T.stureo go Lo15 interest at the rae oL = one
Fss rt six yI5,sDf years snp Or car trust notes TO
sr1ssnSe, :, RI new general and reIuroile
ss1as ,--,a mortgage bond 10 pay Soo
Esch AU s1no in new general ana reILil9Is eIt sIo1
sd 70 10. bords and 500 in new go - Iaceiye 81
s-s.srred stock - md refIInding ~ per cent p3hos
hs "a IN new stock. Each slUV ~ ne1 general
~ oai-S oasn sl a. per cent bonds and . IN ne"
s0ck -,o tho obligations
re hVN 1rior lien mortgage Of S2So"' ana
O. wv -. s1s 11o1ao general end rerunolns iiio'
y .+a-rv-vear ~ per cent COLO oonoS "~eeIlIs ~
fs9e ann December l. They are 10 De seouie
.o-+rare upon the property ana equllileii'
-,. .s7, company. The new bonds are 10 ne
,,nlisd IS fellows;
.,- ,,se under this plan. S2.sSaooo; reserved
lssseo - rr3or len bonds. S2Coo oeo; reserEed sor
20 .s-nF prior lien bonds Sl5tsV; reserved ioI
uss i,.;a1 = Isr1rtf n property. etc. Slnooaeoo
:, -. s2S7A00 general and refunding ~ Per
..ss sSsneN will be placed IN the treasury,
GU c. sys coupons ard all car and equipment
& Tx -,-ss will be refunded. all bills payable VIII
s.-i-e5 and It is estimated that after providing
= p. z,s++nE debt the company viii have avail
~ %. F-es treasury assets in cash and general
=, -stunding mortgage bonds over $1,000" TO
-..ps needed improvements
~. rev company VIII start with q fixed charge
r,g, securities outstanding in the hands OF the
~, # sbout s15z Ga0 for the first six years, OF
- xq5 co represents the interest upon new
cspiisl
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
SHOE WORKERS GET LARGER PAY.

Lynn Mass July 2.-The shoe factory of James
PheIan e. Sons which was one Of the four shoe
manufacturing plants affected by the strike Of the
,,ackipp room ernpIoves resumed operations to-
day having agreed the terms of the Striking
packers. The p. j. Harney Company already has
conceded the demands Of the strikers At present
only two firms. the V. x. e. A. Fl. Jones Company
and the Joseph Caunt Company. have rejected the
strikers demands
Although the strikers demanded a minimum
wage scale of $40 week the schedule which went
into effect at the Phelan factory to-day pays by
the hour and amounts to 45 cents week more
than the sum demanded. Heretofore 50 week
was the highest wage paid in the packing depart
Ynent
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

corEEE New York July 27 1893
20. ne cones market was generally lower
a CIllef WIat seemed 70 be or
against frn Offers from Brazil which some sai4
NeIe the easiest OF the close vss harS
~ r.. m G!ine Of sel0 sales reported
" a,4t <ooOV bags The market opened barely steady,
az thchsnsed prices 20 a 6scins Of 3 uoInts Al 49,
slnE seemed 70 be restricted absence Of nror1rt
yeI put sellers offered further concessions business
Iae Htile more active and the declines suggested
seemed slIncient 70 absorb the
+aby yi,h tehnaeRey OF the market partly
EI.HS I1e reaC1 market doubt a
cIns ranc below ths closing figures OF the previous
Is Sherw1se foreign markets showed comparatively
tl.lis chanEe Hamburg UNCHANGED 10 !. pfg
l3"er, whLe Of the Brazilian markets Rio IN
caIksa ana Santos 30 reis lower
t ta'IhE extremely heaTy reaching 10000 bags this
@ PrLs asarst q coo last year $1,000 years
ssSo = ne record receipts for sunday
!soo rags at the porrs reported September IS
4soo very cold weather reported in ALI
81 sac Paulo. but created immediate apprehension
LOE ~ IS Sun some time 10 the noV aring son Tho
market fog so cores quiet With quota lions on the
basis Of ~ 37Ac for Rio No Z -
lhe range or contract prices The local market toay
~ --1J
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

-p. IoN-After -After slight early decline, the cotton
market became active
Eety steady at not advance of 2Id23 points which
seefied % reflect increasing confidence
condition Monday steady
at decline gas points ar points net lower
curing tht session
ti'n Near month weakness liverpool nd
sio t9NoIdoe opiaon OF weather
bsaFsA Con Inentai trade advices the
tha carry decline, but there buying under l2c
for the active n7W crop months. the market seemed
steadea and during TIE late trading became very frm
Win selling 24l p points
within Point two II tho top report prom
Aabanlt Indicating Nte Improvement in very
sections belt where
e5sd most lsy undoubtedly contributed largely the
increased crCafence IN hulsh
Monday an tuIlish private reports between and
the eHI ~ the week 4 circulating one
a thesa private reports would condition low
as Il. but there Heernei be for figures
they would indicate deterioration of fully cent
since The end OF June considerably thau has
been anticipated evan BY extreme bulls OF
nenhers OF the New York Cotton Exchange showed hat
they expecting government report 0
TaS per the average. which would compare
So last and "a per cent. the previous
record. reported in 1905 southern markets
gepsrally unchanged.
The runEs of contract prices local to-day
a. = fotloug.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston July IA moderate volume of business
in the local wool market during the
week, prices continuing firm. There is fairly
steady inquiry in quarters for good territory woos
The leading domestic quotations follows: Domestic
woods Ohio Pennsylvania heeces-XX. ;s5q36c; X,
R2N3sc. No / washed, zoI51c: No 2 washed, 4Od4lc;
in 1inv1ashed 272sc: y blood combing, blood
rbine {6c y blood combing. 34GS5c delaine, washed,
ssa4oc; deaine unwashed. 3S734c Michigan, wscoslsin
ana New York feeces-F1ne. unwashed 2sa2Gc. deaiDe
unE,ashed Sla32c Z blood, unwashed. aoqS6c % blood.
un nwashed 344S5o; blood SSgS ksntuckgs Indiana
34H35c: a blood SIC B5e; Geor-
1ja 30 3Ia3ac Secured Texas-F1ne twelve
Tad73c eight months, % p6Sc fne
fan 5sfss6c caiifornia,-N ,-Northern. 65GeIe: middle
,tn., ge. fall free 50G52c OEeGon-Esstern. No
staple 72q1sc: Eastern clothing e1gSzsss vsey' & No
= sT6SSe Territory-Ffns. staple. t5H tocE me,
diu staple 6gd72c; fine elohlngs oe%'oc nas
clothing 64d66c. "a blood. 6Igo9c ei9Sa s. Sss
eec: A supsrs, 55462a,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
STILL DoDGING FIvE-oENT FARE.
CT. & B. Road Denies 1t Ought to Charge
Reduced Rate-Hearings To Be Held

The Public Service Commission received from the
Coney Island E Brooklyn Railroad Company
Yesterday an answer 10 its recent complaint order
calling upon the railroad company 10 show cause
why scent fare should not be charged to Coney
Island on weekdays. The company denies that IT
can and ought charge the reduced fare
The commission will take up the coupany's an
sver st SIS next regular meeting on Tuesday, and
rrobablE will set date for hearing on the
matter Jonas Monheimer. of Coney Island, IS
the complainant
In recent decision the commission held that
the company had a right 10 charge 1o-cent fare
to Coney Island Saturdays. Sundays and hol-
davs hut that a 1o-cent fare was unfair on week
davs The necessary complaint against the 1oS
cent fare on weekdays having been now received,
with the company's answer. the commission is in a
posion to hold hearings and issue an order direct
ing the company 10 institute the 5-cent fare, on
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
o1uEs mARNETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

l.,.,-, yrlv T-CATTLE-Recsipts ssrtnaasd ~ -
TSarket steady. steers 50 69qSI 90 cows - 80
e s hsifers So 509x6 bulls So 4O9se 50 eAves SssS
s9s5 1S 900 head market steady 19 lower shetcs
tssvT 1OSs 90 <SQSS Is: light mixes q -
80 chofce light. 81 9OGSS 10 PACKING 81 49, -
y5Ss 6OaST 20; bulk Of sales. sass %
sInfs estimated 600 head. market steady 70 !gc
q S.nrinrsd Irlv -CATTLE-Feceipts rs head
rs srsadv fair 20 good shippers $ 50g<6 25i con-
non 81 25d$5 HOGS-R@estpts. I OlS h7aes maszss
SLOW. butchers shippers S. 2odSs % common 30 .
81 10 sHEEP-Reeeipts. I'D head n1arAst ss7@"S'
lambs steady az SS4S5 -,,-.. - ano L.,s
,c15in~ 500 sou{herns: market steady; ysarnA - ~
hsF sfsr closed 1OQi5c lower; choice sxor ana drssd
bseY steers 81 25dST fair TO good - FSo %
en- steers s. 256SS stocksrs and feeders - @9$l.
S.,+bsrn steers So 4OdS5 IS Soghsrn coas p egse.
native COWS 81 2S9S4 so native helters = o9ss' aS
81 2oGs4: calves So 509ST 2S FoSsRsc5Ipe., -
Issd naret fOG15c lower; top, 81 10 oulS l se.sss
e 4i7SI - heavy 81 TOAST IN. packers and oe-1,
e. 51zs7 7S lights 81 3O9sT IS; pigs. So 1861 - stzES
Rssants head. market for sheep sLesay -
1n~ lower: lambs So 1897 62. ysarnss - -.
wethers 81 25GS5 .. ewes s. SouSS stoeSers ana 49,
ers 50 T5aS5 SO . ~, o. rATTTE-Fs-
caints ii9ht market choice 50 SSo To- prl1
Sxs So SfJFF,P-Suppiy light. MARKER slow-, prl,ts
rstbSra sS fnQS5 25 and Common p
CAIsVES-SS b01Ss 70
sSft r,ar,st steady: prime heaviss s. 4Ss - ne
Ss O5SSSS 15 pigs 81 75G$S; roughs. 50 ooSt % -
NrS.-. Prsaio Iulv 27-CATTLES-Receipts- 100 real
,,a~Est fary active steady prime steers - oo
e. * VTAf-Receipts $50 head: market slow and
staas FIOGS-Recefpts, 500 head narkeS tairy aelSe
s3d seady 10 higher mixed. S 4egSS % 12ssFS -
sTTEP XNr1 T.ASfBs-Rscepts. 500 head; market slow
1v. J0cr
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
CAPITAL FOR NEW ROAD.
DeIazcare & Eastern Authorized to
Issues It's Stock and Bonds

Albany July 1.-THE Public Service Commission,
% District has authorized the Delaware & East
ern Railway Company 10 issue It's capital stock.
par value OF S2O50OOC. and its hfty-yesr per cent
gold bonds secured hy IS mortgage. dated July /.
1897. 10 the Empire Truse Company. OF New York
city to the amount OF S4.570OO par value.
The company is granted permission % sell the
bonds at not less than So and accrued interest.
except that $4,000 may be sold at par. in
cordance with the terms of underwriting agree
ment filed with the commission. The capital 20
be secured by the bonds 's n he used for the
strction Of it's proposed road between Schenectady
and point Hancock. Delaware County. d.
viding the states OF New York and Pennsylvania
F F. Soaring. president OF tho Delaware & East
tern said yesterday that g. go had been under
written in London under the terms ~ the agree
Tnent filed with the Public Service Commission ot
the Cd District and that the proceeds from tho
sale OF these bonds and the remaining bonds and
stock authorized would be used 20 eKtend the road
the valley OF the Delaware 10 Schenectady. where
Il would connect with the Boston & Maine, West
Shore ard New York Central. a distance OF about
elghty-hye miles and south from East Branch 10
Hancock fifteen miles. where II would connect with
the Erie at the state line. About hftv miles OF
this construction, Mr.. Soaring said. IT was
hoped 10 complete this season.
Mr.. Soaring said that the road when completed
would be IN no sense a competitor OF the Delaware
& Hudson. as Il served territory ssventy-fve
miles west Of the Delaware & Hudson's territory,
a district hitherto tapped by any road He
ADDED that the road would handle both htuHinou5
and anthracite coal. receiving the former from the
Erie at Hancock and the latter from the Ontario &
Western at Arkyine with both OF which roads it
VIII interchange traffic
The Delaware & Eastern Railway Company was
Incorporated in May. 1907
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
MINERS HELP HATTERS.
Send $4,000 to Strikers Who Have Voted to
Keep Up the Warfare

special meeting OF the national executive com
nnittee OF the United Hatters Of North America
was held yesterday at No. Il Waverley Place when
Il was resolved keep up the strike against the
Associated Hat Manufacturers. a letter re-
ceived from Ernest Mills. secretary treasurer or
the Western Federation Of Miners inclosng
check for 5000. being the first instalment OF an
assessment Of p cents levied by the federation on
each Of its 5000 members in aid OF the strikers.
The officers Of the United Hatters announced
that, p than half of the strikers had gained
their demands, each member at work was assessed
n certain proportion of his wages to keep up tho
strike This. Secretary LawlOr said. would enable
the strike committee 10 keep up the weekly strike
benefits to those who are now on strike Of s. for
each married and So for each single
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
REPUBLIC STEEL TO SELL STOCK.
Shareholders Invited to Subscribe for S4,589,
100 Preferred. Yielding Per Cent

The executive committee Of the Republic Iron
and Steel Company he's authorized the sale az par
Of its unissusd preferred stock. amounting 20 $4.5S
100. The proceeds OF the sale Of this stock 70
which STOCKHOLDERS will have right Of subscrib-
ing 10 the amount of 91a per cent Of their total
holdings viii be used for property extensions min
eral development and the Ike. Notice OF the pro-
posed issue was sent TO the stockholders yester-
day by Chairman John A. Topping.
The stockholders have the privilege OF paying for
the stock in three Instruments. t35 share sub
scription. So 30 on September Is and hnal pay
ment Of 81 30 a share October / The stock. Mr..
Topping says will he entitled TO cumulative divi-
dends al the rate Of per cent year from that
date The preferred stock Of the company sold
yesterday at 1924
Reports that the Republic Iron snd Steel Com
pany going to do new financing have
IN circulation for time. At irst Il was
said IL would take the form OF a bond issue. but
that plan not carried out The total authorized
issue Of the preferred stock is sZaoo.ooo
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
TO ISSUE PHILIPPINE BONDS.

Washington, July 27.-Philippine public improve
ment bonds to the extent of sl,50O,OGo are TO be
hoated by the War Department. Bids inviting pro-
rosais Will be opened at o'clock on August II.
They will bear interest al per cent. are redeem
able in ten years and payable in thirty years. and
exempt from taxation. The bonds win be &C
cepted AZ par as security for deposits OF public
money Of the United States should further deposits
be made. These bonds were authorized by Congress
hy act Of February s. 1896. which provided for a
total issue OF s5o000o0 Of which $780, 600 already
have been foatsd-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
E,IsopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. July 2T-cTosfng: WHEAI-Spot So 80 "a
v-eSrern yrnter nominal futures hrns July. - 4ad.
septernber s. 4zd: December. s. sd COHSN-S7pse
American mixed. VIA Galveston ss 80
futures dun: September I'D: October So 9-s PEA5
Is I'D FLOURWinter patsns sseau..
sss HOPS-In London. Pacific Coast stsaoy = ssssts-
dull. pos Ptlltkrr1e mess
Western 6rr a5s HAMs-Short "a 20 rs ~ steady
KS 6d BACON-Cumoeriand cut. y 70 30 20. ,.. ss1a.
mddes light. 2s to 81 n hrn SIS leas esec "a =,
beavv as - 40 - drm shcrt clear oaess 70
an n arm 5es 81: clear bellies IA TO ie 70 nrn -
Sd. shoud@rs square II IS n nn aSs "a - IN
drIu, 5Sss Arsris<n
nsfi- rra SIS Sd CHEESE-Canadlsn nnsst .rv
TAL<LOW--rf.ns 80
sready 2Ss Cd TURPENTINE- TT-ss a.
T0SIN-Tornrnou steady. IS lad PErFsSS,L-1o
e,sd STEADY 7Aa LIN5EEzD Ou<-sfrrr- -
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
LIVESTOCK MARKE.

II.
Guiding cars sof butchers aai o ne - SaEf sad
eat:e ne feslas stsaiy f9E steers pTssssd bsst
London cables quoted i've cattle hishsr at 1s5se14e az
insi5s t @ o.f = rsTEsTa,Sr seet Weak AZ eseio Ps
n I9o2F9 , 5ss 1s,iSis s,r vi tbs LONDON market
'uof+s cafEsRsosp,s 8 Re- 7sTs 50 sead Icpas
sgTe sg9s SIS ad "a rs s 52r 's Ts7 fSls aay for i've
sRe s rss bSe5 - western caves at IS 30 DTsssd
calves wsrs dg & aHd I'd s-E % c36 a5 g Tsssd and Isso @
dressed buterTks with inferior stock selling As So~
SIZES judd O.: % Western calves. 1ss n aver
'ss sfsEES s IND LSAIBs-RscePts wsrs a2t3 sass a 2
sGoS 2 hezd ne0Rs ain p WITH the staIs stock so1
sheep we're in very limited - sp' sixser re IN
Ser gradss selling Freely but not 9Hooi&s - SLa5
5e7Fesy soa ss8s4 100 r. i,,ssT s a. s1S pss
"a, reiI5S S5ssssf - isznbs At sa12c ,.-s. y -
saies-To6in shannon . -, S IS - - 81 50: sss
so' s. n IS = !; e A 8 sss'; s a. s 3 f g.
at s. s7s 81 do s. 10 At s. = 2Ss do sS g = p a. a 81
29s 3 6o 90. e r. r. at ss25 Ksatoy sheep 1os n A'
IS aa n a; g.; "a %: @ 5S " Nest a Virginia. i.aos
at ylrEl9aa a DO ?, $ 3 @ :: Sc e a6 So S n B 81
S Is q Virginia sheep 100 n at - So' a. l0o "
at ,aFhsrson St s I CO. lambs . Ss p r g. Ai r g I s
4. at s.; 10 virginia ysariinss. % n AZ %
l2S Srs9 n. at KTa = 27 virgins lambs 81 n at IS so .
Virginia shssg oS 70 a. A. = Tv4na SG lambs 81 p. 81
Neyssq3 7s. S5s Virginia arnsa 81 n at IS %; W
siEia ssesp lis ~ az GO 1sa west virginia laabs. 81
n nHodRsceip. 10 g rss,14 h9s4 :se siaa and s
saughtsrers except - 49, vs-s auotsbIs 81 900
& g2is 81 8sc %sai Ie5 sna ls.s' % ., 10. pn..yv.n.
hgss ssF'i III Pfs' .ys;ss: ?s E ei a sa s
2i5 n. s. 50; 215 sS So :, $50 - e e a s -
jaad g Co; 2oGEss sss:s ais sGsf h 1ie az s94s
- Gs1 s5 = sa1an5 at g s6: roasss SIS n 81 81 aO ass
a. a. s+ sI 70
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
epopRYs 10 NEGRO TROOPERS.

Ths 1s1h Cavalry L. s. A, left here yesterday
.r lor1 Ethan Allen. Vt. where the black regi-
rert Is to be Qusrtered. There was a large gath
eng Of negross In the yards Of ths New Haven
ntt a Mott Haven 70 bid the Troopers farewell.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
TIN PLATE SITUATION.
Strike Ineffective, Says Company
Other Labor Troubles.

Pittsburg, July 27-The American Sheet and Tin
Plate Company issued a statement yesterday COW
ering its operations since July l. when strike was
declared against it by the Amagamated Associa-
ton Of Iron. Steel snd Tin Workers in opposition
TO the new open shop policy.
At the time the strike was declared. It is as
serted there were 115 mills IN the sheet depart
ment operating, while 134 were running, 76
per cent of the total serviceable capacity of the
company In the tinplate department on July 1
there We're so mills in operation. the statement con-
unues, while yesterday a total of ia were active,
or 81 per cent Of the entire serviceabe capacity.
The report says that the Guernsey, Penn. mill.
which formerly was union plant. has been run
The same statement is made about the Midland
and Struthers mills There has been no occasion.
1t is stated. to start the Piqua. Ohio plant, as
the product OF that mill IS not needed The Aetna
Standard mill at Bridgeport. Ohio, also remains
closed.
Relative TO new efforts OF the strikers to organ
ize the non-union shops, the company says:
vigorous efforts in this direction have been made
AT New kensington Early last week atten-
lloh was paid by men working in the Pittsburg
plant there TO msstatements made by union or
6anlzeTS causing a temporary shutdown of that
MI Hnl4 dhese however. were promptly corrected by
the local mill officers. and 1t became quite apparent
70 the men that they had been misled They re-
turned 10 their positions, and in consequence the
mil went on in full operation the first turn the
next morning
A settlement of the strike at McKees Rocks may
hf had within few days according to the strikers
who at a meeting to-day agreed 70 submit TO the
company basis of returning 70 work. They want
the 1907 wages, with new rules for payment
President Hoffstot OF the company could not be
seen. but at his Office the reported settlement was
given little credence
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

r-ss' p Charles . Barney & Co. No q Broad
p.5,s.sS~ se~ York. and 70 I22 South attn street
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

Wheeling, ". Va, July "A petition for an IN
junction was filed before United States Commits
sioner George r. Boyd by the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad to-day against the striking machnists.
The railroad company says the strikers interfere
with their employers and are iniuring operation Of
their business. Notices OF Injunction have been
served on strikers at Grafton and Keyser.
kenosha. Wis. July 27.-Labor troubles broke out
in Kenosha again to-day when the entire force of
the foundry Of the Simmons Manufacturing Com
pany went a strike. The 25 ask
adjustment Of the wage scale. 1t is feared
ployes in other factories will follow their lead.
It is said outside movement is working among
the foreigners employed In Kenosha factories 10
bring about a general strike.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
BOSTON cuRR STOCKS
SsR ~. .. lhonss Reinhsrdt No IS Broad street
sha No. - Exchange Place, Boston
! FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

''r fp July 27.-The official closing quota
Al stocks to-day were as follows:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-12
SHOW NE CLUB" TO
Re ORGANIZED
Former Residents of the Grand
Old State Which Raises Big
Mules VIII Form Club Here.

The Show-Me Club" il is under
stood viii likely be the name OF the
new organization of former residents
Of the state of Missouri which viii
be organized in Albuquerque Friday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-12

There are many people in this city
as everywhere else who blew west In
the year of the Big Wind from the
grand old commonwealth which raises
the biggest mules in captivity and
where you have to demonstrate when
you want to make anything go down
with the natives.
All Missourians are requested to
meet Friday evening at 1880 in the
office Of Wilson and White in the
Cromwell building to organize the
club. Messrs. John y. White and O..
J. Kramer being the moving spirits
in the enterprise. The city already
has an Indiana club and a Michigan
club and several other states are OK
pected to follow the example of Mis-
souri,.