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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17
cu,cAco GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

cnicopo Aux is.-Continued exceheht nehini, ,
,r tho cash grain was responsible Tor cohsioeFnpio
strength In the wheat market mere auIirs ,''o
r.a,e, arr Of the session. Liberal reaizns ssIeS
t,,.e,,er caused loss Of all early gains uie
marker closing barely steady. Corn was suone p'
a, e.ther complaints Oats closed firm ana pro-
visions strong. -, ,,.
In the wheat pit initial quotations showed gains
~, 70 20 Ic compared with Saturday : maj quota
ttons Although the market continued strong tie
Greater mart Of the day. the opening hgures Were
tb.. hest of the session with the exception OF tne
r,rfce on s. ptembcr. which gained trihe carry IN
ne dav on several occasions there was so"e
reaction owing 10 realizing sales. but each reces-
SION induced renewed purchasing untii late III ''s
session when the market lost its reslleney anu
closed neavy with prices shade lower to sc hisher
cornuared with the previous close Strength OF
foreign markets particularly that at Liverpool a
bulge In corn a comparatively small Increase IN
INC visible supply statistics and an urgent demand
Tor cash wheat here and In the Southwest were inc
most noteat Influences in the situation
The drouth ia Northern Kansas ana missouri anu
Eastern Nebraska caused sharp advance IN prices
of corn in addition tie demand by shorts theIe
was active buying by a Leading elevator INTEREST
TIL. market broke severely In the nnai hour WheI,
prices dropped about &c from the high point OF
the session. At the high point al me DAY pr,ces
were lssc 2hc above Saturdays nnel nsurss.
The close was fim with prices up sse to Ac to lac
20 lizc. ..-.A..,..
Further delay 70 thrsshing had strengthening
effect on the oats market. which closed nrm with
prices unchanged To nc % nc higher
Provisions active and strong. Prices at the
close Zoe 10 l2izc 10 soc higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug I6-CATTLE-R Receipts 1estimated). TO-
600. market l0g l5c higher steers, s. 91q$ CO. cows
S3G$s rs: and feeders. 81 5qS5 10 EOGs-Re-
estimated). 26O00 market strong TO DC higner'
COAST So choice light 81 sOQSS packing 81 4OSI 90;
pigs s. 5OaS7 20: bulk q sales s. 29gSl 20 sHEEP-
Receipts (estimated, 10000 market i142oc l9%e sheep
Cincinnati Aug. 16-CATTLE-R Receipts. 2 169 head;
market steady; fair good shippers g 9Oqso 50; CON-
active Sc lower and shippers s. O5gss TO-
common, 81 5oGST 50. SHEEP-Becelpts, 300 head
market SLOW and steady. at S2gs4 So lambs slow zoo
East Buffaio Aug 16-CATTLE- Receipts. 400 head;
good steady common l0al9c lover priIns
st-s and feeders s3 25aS4 so: stock heers S3gsS 5os
at s24Qs6O VEAIS- Receipts, 1000 head: market &C,
tive steady. at S6a$9 so HOGS-Reesipts. li.zpo
e. I01Ss % Workers. 81 a0GSS pigs 81 s51SI 30;
roughs S. 5aS7 s6ds6 80; dairies and gTassers
steady others Sc lower; AMPS e. -
6S % yearngs 81 25GS5 So wethers SoGSo 10; ewes
- 50aS4 20 sheep mixed $3.50 %, % 900 hs.a
Kansas City aug. 16-CATrLE- Receipts -o.oo" nea1.
including 1000 southerns market steady 70 NC
and dressed beef steers - OgS' % "a.
good S5GS6 % Western steers - Zoaso 90 ~
southern 81 25aS3 90; native cows s. lS9S4 o1 n
heifers SO 20dS5 bulls. $IS5 90 caves.
HOGS-Rereuts head. market Dc higher; top SsV,
hulk OF sales T5RS6 50; heavy. 81 IOpSI So packers
ana butchers s. 9G$7 90 light 81 40gSI So pigs 20 ~
ybS 81 5OGST 20. warnings 81 5OGS5 y; wethers SAC
e. - 49, s3 z5s5 stockers and feeders s3GS5 .
fair. slow and lower; cnoice 20 Soy
81 70: prime. SO 15GS6 40 SHEEP-suppy Ia a. $3.50.
MIS- and common 81 5pqS3; lambs sass rs VEAL.
CAIVES-SS JOGS9. HOGS-Receipts fair; market sIeaay
Is 0sSss To- light Workers sass 05; pigs. 81 eoaSS;
rouShs 50 5OaS7 10 80 o...A.-
q ssf pseeber s. 57s March 81 5Tls, TIMOTHY.
prime 81 SIS ALSIKE. prime. 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17
CONTROLLER CALLS ON BANKS
Information for Use Of Monetary Commission
Desired

Washington. Aug. l6-The cashiers Of all the
national state and private banks in the country
were requested to-day. in circular letter sent out
by Controller Murray. 10 furnish informal ton re-
garding the character Of deposits. number OF de-
posters, average rate OF interest paid minimum
amount Of deposit on which interest is allowed as
SHOWN by the banks records at the close OF bust
ness on June 30 The information is desired for the
use OF the National Monetary Commission In con-
neciion with the report submitted 10 that body re-
Gently by the banks with respect to their resources
and liabilities April 2s.
The Controller says that the information will be
regarded as confidential" by the commission
which is collecting data ascertain the number Of
depositors in the various classes Of banks.
Althoueh Senator Aldrich has temporarily aban-
doned TIE cares Of legislative responsibility. the
Monetary Commission. OF which he is chairman Is
busiy al work preparing plans for the reorganiza-
ton Of the currency and banking systems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17

The local market for sP9. cotton was 9gst at points
sass Southern spot markets were reported as follow
bale, Mobile Or. and % az hale. NoTss
steady and unchansei at issic sales p bales alii-
more noHnal at l2Ae augusta stead and unchanged
Changed a, iasc Houston steady and S unchanged at
orleans quiet at u 5-ise; sales $50 bales charleston
sss $50
,'sy At ana sew GrsA% 70 GS Ss s snS' @
bales "s sssln. a $3.50 w
quiet at Joints Decline: sales bales sPeeulSson
anna new ssI docket Sas Future, opss.d a
PGs s ss.: on ss and s D4%is s'fs on
sS
sssisd Dscemb.r January: osStd; Jaauary February
May esS,,a MsyJups Sas9 JsneJgy' S sSod JSy
's s.. ef fS nSs. part
Being eonhn.d spIins Eraas, Prices remain , gn
Is a. e. s ss.ps x Rs
Sas5sS new is s asss s. s BOTH n n.~
S ssS. 30 Fair e S2Sf 4 sasss So
S.l " aoar.. a sS SsHf g.
FEE So 90g s:I % ~ &; :PT Psa
i3a "a sty s %lSdi So aPs5 Socks %n
SIS SO % S sa s5 .ac. SrsS
to srdns E SSs and
vsnss 81 the ~Sss, today made further
on P1sd,s Po.s sGs asay to
sonE IN The late proh %ssk.S"d SHARPLY and
wn, bis including e33. 600 bushels at Kansas ely
va 60 outs and its effect on sentiment IN
sno . g. with disappointing export demand and
hsaH,r earIot estimates at Chicago Tor TUESDAY Inc
s,,. ,nersasrd bushels which was not large
snn.,dsrna the movement and cash wheat was re-
eo.d 20 b. rm all markets caH. ada o6s s
5,a 600 bushels making total gain Of Sooooo pus s
~i-' ornna,ed with 10000 bushels Increase on the
els. cnn.psn, a.v last year Liverpool one time
corr so IT, S2d but soid on and closed ~ q I'd net
e.,iin ihc and Budapest L &c
hsr the advance abroad heing due almost enti.ey
yorshle weather England and on the CON
Worlds shipments as reported by Brooni ma
amounted so4s.oo bushels eonps.ea wan
80 n'.h.. ,he previous week and 65esooo Susneis
o' ago Exporters quite out OF line ana no
80. sd.v.loned Bull houses had number OF
snrorahIs reports from North Dakota. but as
on ,. ~ huish news from that quarter consisted
rnie nposnseiye rains which. II Is expected. win
deay harvest and the movemsnt me srsnssa1 , M
xss also an important factor In the market All
SaY checking bear operations until near the eos S
snsi hreaE No 2 red wheat was quoted u lon
n fa No Sorthsrn Duluth. II AN. and new Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17
n p GOES UP AND DOWN
po,b Issues Reach High Mark and
p.oct-MOre Segregation RumOrs.

,-eferred and common issues OF the Union
Ihe nc. railroad Company reached new high rec
PsoiI. yesterdays market rumors that f. H.
ofos - ,rould return home I'm time 10 attend
hai' - the directors August 20, when. II
neeN"ss she ulan for segregating the company's
va -, assets would be acted upon. In ofhcial
bFes-e /, was said that nothing had been heard
quar- .t,,ee in Mr. Harriman's sailing plans. ana
Of any co. AZ they knew he had not altered his
ma" ,t,ation 10 sail on September l. The latest
ce'eih'. roears 10 the segregation plan was THAI
runu :, ,rros stock holders would he offer-d par
he ~. holdings. payable 50 per cent in cash and
tr "" IL, an beneficial certificates paying dividends
a per cent non, bi-b record of 2ls
A'e' ,ac,sc common reacted points to Pa. and
tnon rask until the close which was at H4ss
renia','s for the day Of SIS points The preferred
ne' .ti-g a new hgh-water mark OF lls32
sfe' .~rl, 10 10 1t recovered 90 points before
tFoA making the net loss from Saturdays
close ~. points ,...,.. -, tho ranort e-rcr-
M week that Mr. Hartman holds an option
@ieu -, vanderbilt holdings Of New York Cen
or az al amounting TO about S5o.eoo.ho' par value,
ia 80, ~ advance Of IA points in that issue ana
eanseU ~ the few leading stocks in yesterday
EN@s - chow a net gain on the days transac-
r~N =, touched 1853. new high record Tor me
rcHs "a closed at l45'a fve-eighths OF point up
val - o." close The rumor had It that the
r OaA rice was $50 a share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17

- 49, % ne cotton market was much lees active
,,oe@y and fluctuations Irregular Generally rp.aL
prices ruled above the closing figures Of
hstur1Ay ana the market closed steady meta
az $50 points The eIennE steady advance 81
Syo IN'he ana shortly after he call
IVgII points net higher In
renewal Of dry. hot the Southwest ana az
peetations OF buish condition report At midday There
no aggressive bull support. and prices on 70
nithin or points Of Saturdays
ing SSi ioorinE the Giles midday. making
the CONDITION 20 against
enc or last month prices rallied
point Of the day Subsequent were irregular
ana the close was points he hes The
detailed weather reports Southwest showed no
nigh at several points The western belt
continued clear weather. and many d
no. believe that the rains far in August
suhcent 20 help the crop permanently Is rumorei
that the National Glnners Association on
condition expected within two or three days
Will make a bsnsatlonaiy bulsh crop
news appears TO be Offset for being by reports
that the south willing seller shipment
around present prices Neither bull bear leaders
aggressive to day. and both sides 10
awaiting actual trade developments a he
market. Liverpool reported South
Offering freely rat MAJ
chester better that cheerful
The range Of prices in the market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17
NO ELEoTRICITY-sTEAM JOINT RATE
Thereupon Sugar Company Files Appeal to
Interstate Commission.

Washington. aug. ls-Refusal OF the San Pedro.
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company and
other steam lines Join with the PACING Electric
Railway. OF Delhi, Cal. In making throush routes
~ ,opt rates 20 points in other states is the basis
NJ q COMPLAINT OF discrimination flied to-day with
the Interstate Commerce Commission by the south-
ern. California Sugar Company. BY reason OF inc
defendants refusal 10 make such routes ana rates.
the sugar company alleges IL is forced 10 pay eH-
s,,s rates for the TRANSFORMATION OF It's products
while there are some exceptions 10 the rule IL
is a general practice throughout the country ior
steam railroads 10 decline TO enter into either
senger or freight traffic alliances with eiec'r'c
roads The reasons for this atutuue ,,r.
-, .,a,ed clearly and II is probable. therefore.
that the commission will make an inquiry into the
xyh subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17

hard winter. 81 12S. both nominal. o anoat.
CORN-There OF shorts In the
market as result Of continued drouth in the South
west, and prices had strong advance. notably
crop positions. December rising "a bushel in the
Chicago market. September up lie the bullish
cash situation. Although the market worked off
little in the late afternoon with wheat. It neverthe
less closed q d1%c net higher in New York Bull
reports plentiful from Iowa. Missouri and
parts OF Kansas, where the drouth has been most
Critical and cash IN Kansas City showed
strong advance. There good commission house
buying all day. very little for sale until the last
hour Tho visible supply decreased 900 bushels.
and receipts little heavier, reaching $4,000
bushels at all Western points compared with $4,000
bushels An export business OF seven loads
was reported No . yellow in New York sold
at Te!sc elevator. and was quoted soc nominal de-
ivered; No 63%.c Z ahoat. winter ship
nent OATS-With other markets oats were strong
and higher but the advance met considerable re-
alzng. which about destroyed upturn before the
close The visible supply decreased $751; 900 bushels
Cash oats IN New York closed follows Mixed, 20
to a2 H. 4sc nominal natural white 26 TO 30 10;
~ soc; clipped white. "a to AZ h. 52G 81 Re RYE
Market dull. No Western. 76c nominal.
New York new. BARLEY-Market firm. Feeding
oIc nominal 1 New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Tfverpool Aug 16-Closng-WHEAf-Sp No = req
Western winter. nominal futures quiet; September IS
al Tacerrber Is March. - s1sd COFsN-spot
new American mixed via Galveston steady Ss S7aU;
f1rres nuiet September October. IS 4std PEAS
%Canadian steady rs 10l2d. FLOUR-Winter patents
steafv 34s I'd BEEF-Extra India mess dnl Sls:
pOEE-Prime mess Western firm. pos. HAMS-Snoit
cut IA 10 rs n strong 5ds. BACoN-Cun oeriand cut.
81 70 30 N hrm rib Is 20 "A 10, nrrn o5s
81: long mides. light Is % "a 10 strong oos o1
35 40 10 strong. Dos; sno.
&c. barks ne TO 10 clear bellies Ia 70 10
m srrong shoulders. square. II 70 u 20 nrt S1s
in teTces. steady, 1ls ed Aaef-
can refined in pals steady 5Ss Cd CHEESE
Canadian finest col0red steays
SIS TT RPENTINE-Spirts steady. 37s Sd LINSt-1ll,
al Firm, a5s PETROLEU M--FtTm. t7td. ttOoi-s
Cs,rnnlon steady. SIS IIad. TALLOW-Prime city
steady 27s %. HOPS London Pacific CoasO nfin'
g 5sGti los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17
INDIANA RAILROAD LAW ATTACKED.

Washington. Aug le.-The eonstituuonAiity OF
the Indiana law requiring passenger trains 10 DC
confined with crews OF five men and freight trains
With six men, is attacked in the case OF the s'a'e
Of Indiana agt. the big four rNHi'' ;.
h,ch ,r,s docketed in the Supreme Court OF
~ I-n,ted States to-day. The company CONTENDS
mat the law interferes with interstate commerce
IT, c,,,re,ne Court OF Indiana upheld the statute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17
Change of n anne.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION BY RU BIN BLANK
~ fort Co. change its corporate name Blank
fort-Mntz Co-Notice is hereby given that the Rubin
Co. a domestic corporation. having IT'S
principal place Of business IN the City Of New York
and County OF York. will apply
the Supreme Court OF the State OF New York.
Special Term. thereof be held at the County
House n Borough % Manhattan city OF
New York. the County and state OF New York. on
day 1908. at 1880 O'Clock IN ths
forenoon that day thereafter as counsel
can be heard order authorizing said corpora
tfon 10 change its name TO Piankfort-Mint CO.
Dated New York. July 27th 1909
rsaa1 RURIN- KFORT CO..
BY Nlntz FgssiAauA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17
Proposals.

INBOPOsAIs FOR COTTON CLOTH.-DEPOT QUAR-
teT5Sns5s o Pa August TO- Io6S-seaed pTopo
SAILS IN at this ofSe until osoc p NJ March l.
and then opened Tor tuTS N V a1E Si ~
sd louis depots Of the Quarermasters Department u
cloth quantity subject increase OF not to exceed 20
Pc lie and equal 10 the Standard sample adopted by
the rsbiI,ty Of dye construction and texture and
conform herewith IN all 0rher f later than Nav Il
1910 The dyes eoal TAR products known as indian
ard Sample OF cloth furnished by the Badische
Ps9ent the OF BSdchs Company being
the owner which company mas granted 70 '1S H.
drsb under contract with the Quarterasers
at the same price which they usually sold the
market Bidders are not restricted in the brand or
o dyes TO be used The & Depart
@md has ean been S osss so S asS
as Z6a or .h an, Hsaas a Of an sSpeTsaesd
sample The right is reserved reject accept any
standard sample seen At this ONCE. and speecs
Samples GnT and fa atora1on viii be furnished to intend
eontaining proposals will be ndorssd proposals. for olive
1rah cotton uniform cloth To be opened March l. 19l0''
Major CHAUNCEY B. BAKER. Depot ouaTtermaster
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF
" Columbia Washngton y g AUGUST nth 1909.
Tsd % Ms os AUGUST s6,h ''I aSs 1 for 19 9Ss
constue'so o. service sewers in the District Of Co
sary Information may be obtained from the Chief
HFNTSY l. WEST WIN y JuDSoN commissionsrs
S,TEAM HEATING.-FORT sLOCUM. n. Y. OFFICE
- OF CONSTRUCTING Q. NJ. July 10 lao9-seaied pro-
posas n tripicate. viii be received here until 10
A NJ rs. 1909 and then opened. for installing
heating in Barracks Nos. 80. 50 and 40
and officers Quarters Nos and o Blank forms OF
proposals. hcatiOns plans and all
furnished here at Office OF chief @ NJ.
Dept. OF East. Go, errors Island. y. Y H. En-
veopes containing proposals be endorsed "Propo-
sails for Heating and addressed Constructing
q NJ
INVEST POINT. y. Y. AUGUST A. 19O9.-SEAIED
proposals IN Te,c 1 f be TsSg here ppr
Electric nd
FIXTURES in Double Oncers' Quarters Nos 10 49,
end Bachelor Officers
ers as per drawings and specifications In this Office.
United the right TO
any all proposals part thereof Forms for
upOn application Address
VeStP n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17
WEEKLY EXPORTS.

BEEvEs-Receipts for two days were 24I ears. or
saughterers and Y FOR the market makins with
and is at Goth street Trade was slow and prime
alum do is sSc lover bulls were OF Io 5c cows
steady The yards we're MOI NOT entirely cleared steers
81 so asa go bulls ssgst -; cows and heifers
8 ). dressed beef slow a! s.. qiolas per p tor
naye sides at s az per M dressed
% Weight Shipments nom his port teday
1855 ID average at SO 90 per 100 ~ do ID.
$40 500 !? DO DO !s sI F. S 4 o. o. 5:5s =
g 49, 49, Is IS do do 1872 1872 b. F. 49, H.
S 90: IS KentueEy 40 iS7i H. a. So SO; IS do i247
10 McP6erson 8 Co: Is West Virginia steers. 1925
81 ao g do s on at 'A S. &c. % S i r. at
20 2 d. s az = :, 81 do 10 DO 1857 ia IS al S 81
Do 100 n a! s. 20 do 1887 10 az So p do s5S
H. az s. 10; / do 1900 10 at 81 go . do 900 h at
50 so 300 S sG a. s. 49, &c., ss SCI H. $40 at S. %
$40 n. So TO- do. I57 H. at 81 So Is do $50 h.
at j. sSambers Son: 10 West Virginia 1891
at 81 81 4 o. e ri DO is47 b. at So So do i1 10
IS st s. g S y an SS ss $ Chicago DO 49, s
$50 S:3'iEs e $s' S,f59's ':
stag 20 1000 n e 20 $ Is - Ia4 s, n
also n at s he sG f 1890 H. at S. do $50 al
s. 49, zea 90 s So: 81 s r. az 49, IS So h GG 9S b. at
TSbin shannon; g Virginia steers 1Isi ,1 u at
4 81 10 7%s Is 4 s. 2'' % do III n at
I4t H. az 81 az.
1905 h. 50 iO 22 do. li2o III, at s. CO. 10 Virginia
"e 3 Judd & CO. bulls $50 Ii, So So $50
H. at 50; do. SIS H. az 81 SS, sa.o. a., ca,
m at 81 90 a do ~ NJ at 81 So DO sta N. at 81
al at s. 75 do n at 81 $40 81 So
j. &c q q Curtis SOM oxen at 81 So % bulls
s. aS a. do 3d. ees n at saS DO 10 al s. cow
T. iss 90 ~ at a. 81 se 49, at 8 80 DO $50 ~ at So do
7a6 n at 81 75 do $50 70. So 25: do 7do 10. at
w w. R III Hume Is bulls $50 10 50 so 1s do SIS 10
at 50 90 DO 600 ~ at So cows go o at So ~ y, 90
81: d. do sss 10 at 81 Is; do, 40 NJ At 81 60
And, ss 40 Mullen len $40 9ss SCI, 81 ri COW az $50 m at s. 500
do 10 N. at So do, 900 NJ at 81 So do. $50 No.
at = ia ii n az ao 81 1850 sS 70 DO 700 n at 81 20
Jeline Wright Co: bulls SIS N. at 81 80; ? do.
$40 NJ at 81 Is: ~ do. IN ~ at So rs cows. sos 10
II H. Hollis: bulls: SEA n; at 50 80: do, 500 ro at
CAIyEs-Reeeipts 4stT head including $50
direct butchers and 3gsi for the market OF which
active ana fu steady: grassers butermks liberal
supply and zoe lower The pens were cleared Common
selected do az $40; cus and throwouts s5aS6;
Erassers buttermks at 81 9ast SO Western calves
dressed at sa12rse; dressed and hutermks at
usaies-JerIine Wright q CO. So veaIs
per 100 ~; "a do. 1875 ~ at 81 i2s do Is 10
S so 40 d.. Isa n at s 70 p DO iI a. No. s az 81
10 at 81 throwouts $50 ~ at So; l29 grassers 1si
81 so; 2l2 buteFmlks. i6o no at ~ 20 year
j G curtis s Son . $50 n. at 50 rs; 22s do.
.o 10 at g so 100 DO I4s n a, 50 2s 80 do loo ~ az
100 ~ at Sc; lS9 butiermiks and srassers ~ H. at
Nelson & McCabe: veas i4s 70. 50 5o Is do. I37
~ 50 IS do. ISL N. at so rs do iid NJ at > o
IT'S n At % so as nrossps s missa a. c, w. S
n st 81 rs; 1873 srasssra N2 u. ~ - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17
BOSTON STOCKS.
" o'OO'o'
shed by H. 7. Day & Co. No. 81 Wall street,
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

sr.., hy Charles ID. Barney g. Co. No. - Broad
pfssasSs w York. and No. ~ south 18th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17

INVEST POINT. n. Y, AUG
w proposals. IN triplicate. "
12 O'Clock noon. August 10 100
staUing Electric and ComhinatiC
Fixtures in Double Officers' Qu'
Lieutenant Quarters No. ;. anl
tiers. as per drawings and Sp'
The United States reserves the
anv or all proposals or any part
posals furnished upon application
West Point. n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

.couron or registered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17

schaick & Co. No. Wall street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-17

AUGUST A. 1909 SEALED
will be received here until
1904. Tor furnishing and In
alton Gas and Electric Light
Quarters Nos. 10 IL. 10. 10.
end Bachelor Officers Quar-
specifications In this Office.
the right 10 accent or reject
part thereof. Forms for nro-
.tiOn. Address Quartermaster.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-23
THOSE COMING
AND GOING

Mrs. A. Baleria was among the pas
sengers to leave for Denver Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. I. Hardy left Saturday morn
ing for the Queen city.
w. E. Withrow and wife were in
Denver Saturday.
Mrs. John Richards and Miss
oliver left Saturday morning for a
visit to Denver.
Mrs. VIM. Fullerton was passen-
ger on Sunday mornings train, bound
for Denver.
Miss May Richards and sister left
Sunday for Denver to visit during tse
holidays with relatives and friends.
Ii. P. Davies visited with his
family in Denver Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Leidinger, who had
been visiting relatives in Central re
turned to her home in Denver Mon
day. She was accompanied by her son
John.
Max Gabardi was in Denver Mon
day and Tuesday on business.
]. c. McShane and family left Mon
day morning for the valley.
Mrs. Geo. Dempster departed Fri
day for Tonopah, New, where her
husband is located
Miss Mary Mcleod left Saturday
for Goldfield. Colo. to spend the holi-
days with relatives.
Mrs. T. B. Bassett left Monday
morning for Denver.
F.. j. Altvater and family have gone
to Denver to spend the holidays with
relatives.
c. C. McCallister was in Denver
Sunday. visiting his family.
Mrs. Harry Dewhurst and family
we're passengers to Denver Tuesi
II nor:ing.
Mrs. NJ. Rank will spend Christ
mas with her daughter in Durango
having let for that city Tuesday.
John Gray was 4 passenger to the
valley Tuesday.
Oscar Williams was business pas
senger and pleasure seeker to the
Queen city Tuesday morning.
John Jenkins, Jr., was visiting
friends in the city this week, re
turning to his home in Denver Tues
day. He took his father with him.
James Rule was an arrival from
Cripple Creek Tuesday and will spent
Christmas with his father and
brother.
Sam Rank left yesterday morning
| for Boulder to spend the holiday.
with his family.
Mrs. Knutsen and boys left Wei
nesday morning for Pennsylvania.
| H. P. Lowe and wife went 10 Den
yer yesterday.
P. R. Alsdorf made a flying triI
to Denver yesterday.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-23

Red Cloud, the eruls-Sioux Indian,
has gone to the happy hunting
grounds, It is presumed. old-timers
will never forget him. He was half
the terror Of the pleins at the mere
mention Of his name. Time changes
all things; but he writ large on the
page Of Western history and any
thing concerning him now is a msrs
sentiment though his position waa
one Of tragedy.