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New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
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NSlIDkA Az I.t-'r.fs y ''tts
Sealed bids Will o. received by The BOARD
80 York until % a. ui- on Nov~uIb~r
.. luo. f.r contract - for th- construct iiu
-s rr~rt.t stke- OF the Nshokan F.sser-
,f, Lr..e.l as tiIruforu. Noodsto'k and West
ff.rl4r dtbrs They are to he rolled earth
--- -r- 4rr.uf- -tfn Uuurfrf" ror.--y alis. amt
-..-. .fotft fG r1tl-s lu l-nEth. The
E. r,ltr.d pear ~ Test Hurley. Cn che
....- -r.I Ii.Iawsrr Railroad. about siz aiii-s
...-....t 30 Kingston. it che towns % HUI
h.. and kingston. Ulster county Nsw Yo~s.
81 49, .t.iv- .firro and place the bids ,sIif
,.,rr,.ir .l-au-,f and read Pauluflf- s.
L-..i.tr~ Information ter bidders and con
tract draw iusa can ta rnia .h-d 20 Room ;slf.
- 49, .f--.- g.iir--- hy drposittnz IN, ~tl..i
- t-1 .alIars tsfei for -sch pamnhl-f For
f,.~tH.r pattilulara are Information Tor hid-
IpTF@r s. HEN~f,t. President.
fFfAVI F.s n CF RuNIr-k
CHAIR - a. SHAW.
,,,.., o., .=sfouers 90 th- Board 81 " uter supply
WNIBO SMITH. chief EnEineer.
THOMAS HAsSEIF Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
EoRTH GERMAN LLOYD

Large Fast and Luxurious Twin-ScreW
Express and Passenger steamships.
Equipped with " ireless 8 -Ubmarine SisnaiA
PLYMOC CTEf-CHERBOU RCi-REEME%-
Express Sailiugs TUESDAYS ar 10 A n
Cecilie. .-.-------- Nov Q K Wilhelm II --Nos- =
Washington. Nov I6 prnZ FRIED b Wri- NOV I'd
GEORGE WASEINCiPON-Sal Nov. 10. "a
coo tons Newest and Largest German snip
anoat- Every innovation known 70 Ihs snip
builders art
PLYMOUTH -CFf Es2 BOC RG-EREMFN
Tvin-5creW saillugs Thursdays at Id \. N
.tir blrfl.ersr N0F. II TNeCzIT De-. -
IMAM ...-.-..-.. DeC. FP. Irene. Der. 30
-Ouits Cherbourg fBremen direct
IBRALTAR-SApLES-G
Mediterranean SaiiinRs Saturdays a. n A A.
sRerIin new. Nov 3 X. Albert tWec-l-DeE-
p Irene ....... Nov 2Oi sBerlin V).---Dsc- n
sOmts AlEers.
Independent Around the World Tours
TrassIlers' Checks good al over the world
Apply OEI.RICHS 4 CO.. General Agents.
5 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
sURRoeATEs' NOTICES.

IN Pt-RSIANtE oF NN ORDER OF HON.
u Nbu~r e. Thomas "a -urrugatr 90 the County
ef New Y9rk notice g. hereby given tn a'i per-
s.sfs having r'tIrus against H~ury H gers
late ~ the COUNTY ~ New Nurk. deCc.--,.. tr
present tn same with vuuehsrs thereof rn tar
subscribers az their pisrv of trlusarring business
at SO -G Proadwav. ia fre borough of Mtnbtf-
tan tItV of New Norh before s.r twenty -
fourth rat ~ JANUARY tilN
T'afea NeV Nora far sIXtrcnfu GlF uf july.
1919 HENRY H HtasFk-
JOHN "a ~Ti-lti fNt.
3 NENfftRS' ttaN NNb Iftf 81 Co.,.
WALTER =. WIN-'I,.
INsHfffur~
JOHN 4 GREt tsi- JAMES ~ Wfg r. A.
t0ru~ys flr EV~rutlrs - V alr street. f;n-
niIrh ~ Manhattan. Cifr of New Tnrt
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SALE-By virtue OF chat
IN uort-age I wifi f0reciose and sell
TO-DAY. II "a. m. ar No 60 Third ST. Brook
Ivn saloon fixtures BY order of T. hrau-
sua4r. attorney for mortgage j BERN
STEIN AuCLioueer.
I WILL SELL NOV. 9th. 1893. az $50 A NJ.
FIRST flDr II premises N. Ia Wooster -,
Manhattan. . machines. tables. chairs and 4
irons. Charles Leef. attorney Tor mortgage l.
BERNSTEIN, AIct.. I'll Madison -.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

The supreme virtu" 81 an uii'-i'''" y I'-
..... t,-i-,9ns "a iiose relatives present
- ,.hrtetruas sIld on birthdays WIN
,.-'',.. ..,rete umbrellas arc proper OBJECTS
..,,,r,i.erarion. The really "issant "h-
- .,s,-cr obtrudes itself IL closes up
- modest .iitie ron. AMI though the
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
pREssMAkINe.

CAMPBELL. 81; Amsterdam ave--First c.sss
siressnaktUg- waists. sA.rts and coats. prices
for FIST class wvrk mfriar-fa
uRESSMAk Esf ttrsf class. formerly with n
Altman Co, wishes few more customers hy
In day ~ a. home. reasonable uressinahcr. sIs
West iffh II.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

A wreath of tirv pink ribbon roses 10 ne
us.d as o. raruiture for "a low neekea "sls1
.erS for 2. 81. ono Of gold ribbon roses
costs s75 Ulir sprays 10 match are from
5u -gVeT-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
Mar.Nrousbs sEienDeiEl
ATIANTiC CITY. y. .
Jo.iah y hife & sons COMPANY

4 DyERTIsF MENTS AND So BSrBIPTToNs
y fa~ The Tribune received 80 t1-ir ptow
lstr. $50 1865 Broadnar. between @bth ST.
and gTul -t-. until = orlurt q. un- Advertise
rr-flt4 receive 81 the following branch offices
IL regular office rates until clock y W.
.tr lE4 Nfh l-f.. 81 f. rur- --,l -t la> tth
i.- ,aT I-tl 81. tnf Fast tfth 81. - "a 81
aad 81 between stn ana -th afes -Gs " est
l.5rh - Iofs ..d ave-. 1896 "a ave. near Hlst
80 1905 Ist ave. near seth 81 l5I East t2Jth
- T50 fremont ave- osu - ave, and any
American Etstrtrt Telegraph trce-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
RnEInM AND POINTS ~
SSS'~" MEM ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

FALL RIVER LINZ Via Newport ana Fan
River. ~. Pier 10 n r. r Warren 81.
Daily. I.uU j. NJ Strs PRDNIDEsSC'E and
PLYMOUTH Orchestra ca each
NORWICH LINE Via New L0nd7u. ~
Pier 40. y. r, g. ClarNson st.. week days. : ~
j.. NJ Pier 20. r. r.. IT r I'D So SI
T NJ Strs CITY OF Low ELL AMI NEW
NEW HAVEN LINE For Sew Haven.
Hartford Sprin sfeld and North. week day .
only. Lrave Fle- =. p r "a A. = n. foot
East @2d St. 800 u. NJ str RICHARD
pECk
TicRets stateroorns and Information a. CIV
Ticket Once. III Broadway. near Corrlantt
81 Telephone 5131 C0rtI Iaudt- Also At ~ l.
Transfer and Tourist Ofhces and a. Piers
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

Ia5iar g. ppoo~r baskets made ~ riooon
sr sold Tor ratpiu holders fgr 81 So.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

Av..,c satin LAZY for corse, sachet sells
so- GJ cents.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

Ig-r rests. tle standard spiral ribbon Gov
60. v-th s. saclcL in tie toD. cost 81 90
sar-.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

v-1,-e mocha gloves with large pearl
r.-. arc s.. White gloves with black
-rrEs and h,asy biarh stitching on iAe
lacks iH on srd throe button lengths are
same Trle..
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
EAI NHAE

EQTEL IND 5HI@HT0 0RIDH1
ATLANTIC -.
Wsfh its elegant comfort and superior table
and service. 70 au ideal place FOR long Or
short star. B. T. YOUNG. General Manager
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

-.- rolg trsCs iu white Maus'"ood pots
r- 30 cents. and alc used Tor i2Fofs B.
r-..- -rar- with blossoms arc the same
-r-r Wooden plates with frgtch figures
.. ....- .. .s,rrs and are o cents each
Penn .uc~s wal "a Turks head or an
ans head for handle cost p" cents
.a~s tobscco jars with racing scene on
rr silver top seI Cor -
-rorze CUPS for desks contain i1c rubber
s..-zes and an, from - cents upward
..r. raa l- n5suyf and ro.c embroidery.
d..u sIuk fringe and French gllt
frame soils for 81. A cloth ~ gold bag,
l.d ia gold VITA BEADED edge, s'iis
.r. Frh
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
EGGS AND MEAT.

High grade meat keeps up IN price. the
best DorterhOuse steak in particular bring
inC o. cents a pound, but Western Texas
and other inferior qualities are moderate
Eggs are - cents a dozen, butter Is 80
nn-Lrl
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
CDOk-As-istaut launtres~. excellent family
ccok. good home preferred Go high wage
references. j.. Mrs Golfers AgelCy. - West
13d
COOK Ftrst class. orhgtuE -ouur Protestant
Wumau- b"s. references. rttr or country. W.
M golfers Ag-usV. ~ West -3l ST.
COOKS. chanberr1aids. waitr---ee. ltun4r-s-es
nurses. buffers Weu recommended. Tor private
families oui.. Miss tIr1 Bureau. - Wet
4.d ST. ufth dIor. Telephone ,a16 Br5 art.
COON and I.AU NDRESS-C'ffsM MBERM tIb and
WAITRESS -H- two Finnish girls refer
s-n---. country uref~frefi. wages So and So
Waid-s Bureau. "a tolunit-ia ave Tel Ist4 -
schuyler
COOK ant I.AI- NpRESS- t'Ff ANRE.EM sID ami
WAITRESS City cr rpuntrt. Eo,-t Frf.r-
eures. wages t=ii s.. Industrial Association. .
E-ist s9a st
FAMILY WASHING. ironing. hv nuuth. week
or doE n. private house open air drying .
will furnish best city references So East
ia 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

aas cra,H fans viui sandal wood frames
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
city or couutr-, wages. SO nrst class city
references Address Richter care Eaabe. 10
East 18th s.
CEfEF-ThorcuchIy experienced On all branches
II cooking. excellent references. good manager.
T. Miss FitzCeraId's bureau. 503 5tl ave. en-
trance Al S. Tel 2ill Murray Hill
CoACHAIAN Married. Just diseugased. has the
the care of horses. carriage and fu- harness .
can take fuiI charge ~ any geutienan's place.
n. E 81 6tn ave-
GARDENER or COACHMAN.- IS. good
references William p. - Greenwich ST
HoII.ANDERS. Young married couple 10 chill
dren. position gentleman place. man under
stands gardening. horses. cows, etc, wife cuoN-
ing, best references 49, HUDSON ST. Hobo~eu,
UsEFUi. MAN-SiugI-. Scotch. will work for
small salary till sDriuc city cor country -
understands "a rs, 81 furnaces and aI kinds %
work on gentleman place, relisb' ., refer
ences. Malcolm r. Morrison. A. 30 ave
UsEF1-1. MAN.- Elderly man for small wages
aus 10r1s. temperate. honest. Industrious
and faithful. good worker cify or county. john
Boa "a. Tribune 'fhce
UsEFtI. MAN-Germau. 40 strictly sobe-
seeks steady position on small country O. act-
ref, renee John Henson, gsrdcusr. Las
USEFUL or SECOND MAN. Young English
man. willing tc wait on table; best reference
city or country wages s. intustril. Associa-
ti.u Last 42d -.
UsEFuI. Man ana GARDENER Understands
furnace and -N hlgsa ami ~ -,ieu vQTk cIty o-
country 'ieise'h'f. 800 East ''4in 81
VALET. butler. porter or elevator operator. by
reliable Young colored man experisnrrd, ref
ercuev. city gr country. Adler. - West ed
st. OF Williams
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
WORK WANTED.

NIIAFF'ET R Young man. - wishes position,
thoroughly reliable city rr country aur Gaso-
lere Gar. references. IT. T. Marshall. 40 " st
- or
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
TYPEWRITINe AND TYPEWRITERs

Personal TYPEsNF RITTF-N LETTERS NCL--
u=rauled IN any quantity. envelopes addressed
tC match Lawrence r. DeUtz.uan. I Wall ST
VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau St: cstalo,-1e
free. all makes taken part PAYMENT barSa. as
IN Uudsr7Voods ReminEt0us. divers Smiths
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
AGENTS WANTED

ANNONE. anywhere. start a mail order
business home. No CanvasSing. BE YOUR
own boss Send for free booalet. Tells now.
Heacock, Lo0kpor-. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
RoARpERs WANTEp.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

s79 WEST N;Nu AVE. conner 1851 -Blors Park
subway express. surface cars. fine rIomss sli-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

COOKS MATTRESSES. STOEEROOM MD
PANTRY GIRLS for hotels clubs or Iesiaa-
rants. supplied AZ snort roticr- John Milier.
COOKS and Hotel F-uDiov.s Agency lJI LexinS-
toE ave. Tel 55;.T Madison square.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

aFeiling cases to hold gloves. veis and
handkerchiefs sell for * -.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

ENNkBOOK No. 42G. 30 OF the Cuioa Dime
. Savings Ei1k IS missing ANY person having
- claim 10 90 Is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ter days, or submit 20 having
said passaOok cancelled ard a new one issued
BANKBOON No. s3.0i7 of tie Union Dime Sav-
ings Bank l. missing. ANY person having a
claim 90 ir IS hereby called upon 90 present the
same within ten days. or submit 20 having SAID
passbook cancelled and new one issued
LOST -Baukbook No 9t4 06J. Bank for savings,
80 4th ave New York Payment stopped
Please return book tank-
LOST or STOLEN-BaukbOok No GOO. Iu6 ~ the
German savings Bank iu the city az New York.
corner tIh awe. ard l4th ST.. issued Co Miss Mary
Wtlscueu All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the SANE. II NOT returned t1 the
4rrl Ifea-a will be Issued.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

LEXINGTON AVE. LOIS ,72d and sd sts D.
single rooms S5-SiS- hluseNeepins roo1us. par
Iors d.cror or business, new furniture. steau
heat. electricity.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

roVrTcN TRADING Foreign houses sod ten
thousand shares in the local market on the Lon
don exchange American issues were affected ny
tie hesvv realizing sales ir the general market
6ue = great Part 70 options maturing MONDAY.
especially in the mining department The MINING
stocks showed 2 tendency 10 recover aIteT lhe
opening. but weakness th= Paris Bourse. with
b-esk n Rio Tinros. hurt American copper shares
There has been some calling Of loans in London
OF American stocks carried there. and 2 further
reduction II the speculative account Is looked Tor
before the settlement next week. Money was easy
q TIE British capital and the Bank n England
made 70 change in its minimum rate Of discount
The banks weekly return made strong SHOWING
with the percentage OF reserve to liability At the
highest point since the last week in April
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-Diyidends have been
declared follows Library Bureau. regular quar-
terry per cent on the preferred. payable July !.
Phenix National Bank. regular seni-annual ) per
cent. payable July I. Lawyers Mortgage Company
regular quarterly . per cent. payable July J..
Fidelity Trust Company regular seuli-annual per
cent payable July !. . Columbia Bank regular semi
annual per cent. payable July 1; Mercantile Trust
Company. regular quarterly per cent and an extra
! Per cent payable June 90; American Coal Prod
octs Company. regular quarterly u per cent ano
Fulton Trust Conpany- regular serni-annual per
cert
COPPER PRICES OWER.-Quoted prices for
copper on The local Metal Exchange were Of yes
Nroay : for eecJrolytic and = for casting. La ke
va unchanged Copper producers ana selilAs
agencies % not take the decline in copper abroad
ee-4o-h!, sttributing the movement 10 the hquida-
uOn OF speculative holdings. Millions or pouncs
q copper have been bought by spectators in the
lzst two months. and much of II is now being
dumped ne market. Consumption for actual
BUSINESS requirement. IS improving
2IGCKSILNER OPPOSITION TICKET WINS
- the annual meeting cf the Quicksilver Mining
Eun-iarE the opposition ticket vas SUCCESSFUL ana
ls Following new directors were elected: GustaTe
1Lank Joseph /. Lilienthal. Charles A. Nones,
Nllam RamenhurE Charles Stern, Harry II. Star
sett Alfred H swayne. A d. Skies, Carlton NJ
Slltn and Morris : Treuane. Albert Fries was
ne only director reelected There were voted
asa
rNEE STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBERs.-Felix
= Ashn and Rector X Fox have been elected
member q the New York Stock Exchange.
s.59l-D FOR ARGENTINA-The National Bank
- SoHrnsrce VII snip S250o0 gold 10 Buenos Ayres
G. June Q
-1'4I TED TO QTOTATION.-Interim certIh-
- iof real estate first mortgage Az per cent
80 go - armour d Co have been admitted TO quo
"-0a on The Stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
WANTS SUGAR TRIAL TO PROCEED.
Rut Court Will Give Counsel Another Chance
to Argue for Postponement.

Judge Holt in the United States District Court
would not agree yesterday TO postpone the tTal OF
oliver Snitzer former dock superintendent or the
American Sugar Refining Company ana the SIN
former weighers of the company, indicted Tor al
legged short weight frauds on the government But
the nudge gave their counsel, Clarence LeAo" ana
henry Cochrane another opportunity to argue Tor
rostponement next Tuesday. though he tod
,bern 20 come 10 court ready to proceed with the
trial
Mr. fexcw. who appeared for Splitter, said that
he had afidavits with newspaper clippings 10 snow
that there was inhamed public sentiment
against the indicted men.
..Whv'' said Nj. Lexow, here is an editorial
calling on Justice punish these very men, these
former servants of the company, and here IS clr-
cular issued by the American Sugar Refining COM
nan, itself which is practically a confession I'M
pcating these men. who were its servants Mr
Cochrane made the same plea for a postponenent
until public sentiment might cool of He also
satd that his clients had appeared and sought trial
nine times but were always told that the govern
nent was not ready TO proceed.
u L Stimson former United States Attorney,
opposed the motion for adjournment
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
ERIE WINS CASE BEFORE F. S. BOARD,
Latter Cannot Regulate Service TO Rockland
County Because 1t Is Interstate.

Albany. June IA decision Of interest as defn-
inr tho attitude of the Public Service Commission.
% District as 90 adequate train servicf to and
from large cities was announced to-day In case
Of the Railroad improvement Association. Of
Evsok against the Erie Railroad COMPANY con
cerninr train service principally used by commuters
between Nyack and its vicinity in Rockland county
and New York City.
The commission says that It has been unsIccess-
~! in It's effort induce the Erie Railroad Com
panv to improve the service. because that COM
panv takes the position that II cannot Increase the
time or number Of trains on account Of the re
stricted capacity Of the Bergen tunneI. Inc oplh-
ion Of Commissioner Decker holds that the COM
mission is without jurisdiction 20 make an order
since the trafic question. though beginning and
ending in New York State. passes through the
State Of New Jersey, Is interstate commerce and
is subject 10 federal authority
passenger sersice in q great metropolitan dis
trict like that which adjoins the city or Ne"
York" says Commissioner Decker cannot 'e
greatly restricted under policy Of retrenenment
on the part Of carrier corpora ons WITHOUT al
verseIy affecting the volume Of traffic Hsef' ana
when that results in material degree the limitation
Of service operates 70 produce inadequate service
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
SUES WASHINGTON LIFE
POticyhOlder Wins First Point in
Reinsurance 4ctiOn.

5. Herbert Wolfe, actuary for several state in
surance departments and holder Of two policies
In the Washington Life Insurance Company has
brought a test suit against the latter in the Su-
preTne Court the outcome of which will be watched
with interest by many policyholders of the Wash
ington Life who have not become reconCiled 10 the
companys absorption by the Pittsburg Life and
Trust Company. Mr Wolfe sues to recover the
legal reserve that, he SAYS, is due him on poll
cles because Of the defendants alleged breach OF
contract in reinsurinE in the Pittsburg company.
The plaintiff has his victory in the liti-
CATION by the decision Of Justice Greenbaum in
overruling a demurrer filed by the defendant COM
pany. The complaint says that the Washington
Life fraudulenty and in derogation and violation
Of its contract with the plaintiff violated his rights
by transferring and assigning the Pittsbug Life
the assets representing the legal reserve Mr..
Wolfe's policies The latter made prompt protest
to the plan and refused to agree to it, as have
other policyholders.
Justice Greenbaum says in his decision the
demurrer: Il of opinion that a breach of con
tract would be established Irrespective OF the fact
that complete security exaCted from the rein
suring company. The plaintiff not bound to
accept the new company. His contract was with
the defendant"
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

quote. Fresh killed iced-BRoIJERs Philadelphia f4ncy
a1se. Psansyl l5aHii fla5y5 n 24s @ ooInglo5a
!sg-ls. Fowls dy paeked boxes IS g = y 70 dozss
55 5I 20 e !,r5+ .o ii a soSISerp bss
l-5155. ! TCEEETS, l1g2oe. coCbs. Old d-y picked
o. s17iaed IL. DUCKS sprtn- Lshs Isaad an5 Eat
% s- me 1P Pel izsa = - - 7 5-oilers T
rE fed 1Sa34 DO corn Tea II 7zIc Co roasring milk
POTATOES AND yEGETABi Es-Pot5t9es weak
an P'-'ss 92es especially On ne. onions P.elty ana
aa5 .5v Peas sttslv Srring BEANS plenty and 9ras-
PoTAToEs Bermuda ~ sass D. soashs.q3 arsts
So -s- 5s = & ~ E--ra = eA @ g7 rss- n 5as Is 56S
ASPARAGUS. Fer dozen tunc1es. 90 Fs3 25- BEETS
aaa CARROTS souyhera. Fer 20 lunches s1aS2. CAR
- = S-1-, 10, 10 va va - .al 81 5-l ~ I lf 5.r7 10
Florida SlGS1 80. 90 New orleans per bh S3as s. 30.
CCCUMBEPS. Norfolk, per basket 75c9Sl p 10 North
ard Georgia. 25a5oc. CACLl~IowERS Norfolk per
5asze5 5-gSl = 90 Lans 5-tn1 Pc 1s[5 Pig; ~
5,ls5PAN l--5l-1 Pc 2S = : E l - 100 ~
80 5s 5r +s-g z557s 6N10Zs rcxas wats or ye-
low per crate 56cdsI. a. Berra per crate eOes5e.
Tog % Do ETZ2[.s5 P5T 5as 81 ogS 0sHA Eoss9 st
5S5 S4s. ZIG = o. % si 4i 90 @ - p 5ra 5sa s6c
Ley ,,ex Orsans curly Per Dbl 5oezsl %. do Pia;n
5f[lSZ. EADiSEES. Eear5T. 100 J4rches -9sstscs
RHgBAEB- nearby. PEI 10" bqrches slqS2- SlrC SCAlrC
Lions nearby. per 1OJ bu1ches. 256I5c- STRING
BEANS NIaryIard yvax re- basket. 81 25GS1 15 DO
s1sza S1aSI =. Virginia. per half bcl basket
25rGS1- do green 2TGI5c- North Car0liEa third
basket. Ioa5"c. SPINACH. nearby. per bo1 l9a9ees
SQUASH Hubbard Per Dol bbl crate Sl0S1 80, DO
SIGS1 . white Per Dbl cIzre. SlsSl - %
yellow Per hhI c-ate T5CGSl p. TCFNIPS
Canada Ruta6aca ger bag a0c6S1 Il DC other Ftuta-
taza per 5.cTSI- white 100 ounches.
T5cGSI so TOMATOES Florida. re- 5fcGSl 20;
Mi=si=sr>-- per rat 45-1. WAIEHteE-ESs. per
100 punches SIaS2. CCCCNBEES. hoth1use. Boston
fancy dozen Pc box S2ds3- DO Jersey per
half hhI basket. S2TS3- MUSHROOMS h0thouse Wnle'
large per 5GI6Nc brown large +13uc. 60 sIla.4
2p635o. TOMATOES hcthouse per h 1Odl2c-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
HEJNzE EMPLoYE HELD.
Pleads Not Guilty to Having Removed United
Copper Company Books.

There was another act in the prosecution ot lhose
alleged to have been responsible for the removal OF
,,,.. boo.- Of the United Copper Company, the
Heinze corpora ton. yesterday, in the arraisnment
before Judge Hough in the federal building OF
Calvin O. Geer. an empoys OF the COMPANY "eer
was indicted for having assisted in the removal of
.h boo,s or as charged with attempting TO in
,orfere with the administration Of justice. lie
nleaded not guilty. and gave $500 bail for his ap-
pearance on Wednesday He will then nave an
onnortunitv to demur change his plea
Sanford Robinson. "A former director OF ''e com
~ and counsel for +. Augustus Heinze. and a.
p Heinze will plead to the same charges t'-d"y-
Robjnson was indicted again early this week. II
is expected that Hcinze and Robinson viii be given
until Wednesday change their plea or defnur'
At that time all those indicted In the hunt I"r uI
hooks will be up for final pleading
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

marker sts4dv steers - 50dS5 p cows Sass =;
heIeers S. GoGSS. bulls s. 5aS5 = ca5'=5 s M
and feeders 8 5GGS5 HOGS S-ty -SsstS -
r1rrer= & q0dSS %. light mtxet > +r1s 5s -
rfgl- 3 s5TST 50 packing s. 5dSl 20 Pigs % 9yS'
bl n sales = saS7 "a s4EEP-Beei1ts ssiiHl1lsI' @
go head. market steady sheep s. 5'1S1 - an -
g. 25GSS =. spring lambs s. 5o7Sa . yearnss 80 d"
Ess Buffalo June Il -CATTLE5-sreaiy prime steers
go Ss7s6 3 F4O5S-Fecefrrs 260o head. stsady;
T- 5d-s fli-Iv active others SLOW. heavy = l9Ss -
few a. s. so mixed $ l-tS> . l2rz--s . stsS -
5ai-fas e 50Tss Is SHEEP and L4ANBS-FscepLs 40
TEa7-ss r-- June IT--CATTL LE-R=-si7ts, 600 hea1s
,-,5fr 500 read OF Sou-hercs. market slow and stea
o-of~a export and dressed beef steers - tS ralr %
s--S = 55FSe > Western S51SI st0cSers ana
native 50 5'IS5 80. naive he-Iera
Sass 75- bulls S2GS5 calves. 81 l5f1S1 HltISFs
d go steady 20 -
r-rr - EaI.s sHTSr s. 659S -. packers
s- h-Eers > 5OGS7 80 light s. 1887 e5 pigs s. %
SFTEFF.-Pzr=i7-s- 400 head market SOW ana
s+ lambs S6dSs So ve3rnzs s. 25a<I =, retners
0aS5 IS ewes S+TS5 stockers and feeders So9S4 90
Pi.ts-r-e T17s J. ATTLE-Re-eipts usht. steady:
crate4 S7aS7 D prime IS eo9S6 % veal calves Sse
- SHEEP-SlFPLy light s[ea1y- pine -. e
91TS5 90 cuIls and common S2GSS sprl1S aS1os %
as 3 HOGS-ReceiPts fair aetl.e am Asl-I. 4Rl 4l
ers sass 10. Tight Iorzers s. 5olSI Ip piss - ASS
-'--f-rz7f fl1z -CATTLE-Receirts- sos head;
7-+ weak far n good shippers. S. 750s6 10 CON-
ard shippers $ IodSI . common SS7 - sa5Si ~,
Receipts ISIS head. steady and quiet az S-9S4 9V'
lambs strong = 50TSS 60 a. -
To.eEo June 7-cL.ovERSEED-Cash. S. 20 CesooeT-
s. 70 rarer7te- SIS 20 - %. NJ s. % 80 $
- reie-re5 s. g. esrabHSE=d grade 81 80 TIM-
6rEIY-Prte 81 a. ALsIHlE<Prizae- s. august s. 10