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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
Pinchot VIII Stick.

Washington, d. C.-Gifford Pinch
OTIS friends In Washington declare to-
day that he has no intention OF re-
signing his position and never has
had. They declare with emphasis
that he will hold on to his office as
long as he can, and II ne goes out 1t
will be because he is pushed.
Il 10 not known that the President
has any intention of disturbing Pinch
OF at this time, though It is inferred
from the character OF the Presidents $
letter to Secretary BallInger that he
will hold Pinchot to strict observance
of the letter of the law II he permits
him to remain. Any infraction of this
rule will mean trouble.
Pinchot's friends say the President
dare not dismiss him and intimate
that II he does Pinchot will wage bit
ter war upon the administration.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
PRESIDENT TAFT HEARS Evi.
DENcE AND THEN DisMiesEs
CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
REB BUkE TO PINCHoT
THE SECRETARY Is REQUESTED
TO DISCHARGE CLAWS FROM
GOVERNMENT SERVICE.

Washington.-Richar A. Ballinger.
secretary Of the interior. has been
completely exonerated by President
brought against him in a statement
given out by the President in Albany.
N. Y.
The result Of President Taft's inves-
tieation OF the charges Is regarded by
official Washington as direct rebuke
to Chief Forester Clifford Pinchot. 1t
being generally accepted here that the
charges filed by l.. r. CLAWS. chief OF
the field division Of the general land
office. were, II not instigated by Pin
chot. thoroughly approved by him.
President Taft also authorizes Sec
retary Ballinger to dismiss CLAWS
from the service OF the government.
That this is merely the forerunner OF
a series of decapitations is taken for
granted by those familiar with the
situation.
II Is also pointed out that .he
charges were simply another move
in the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy
over the forest policies Of the federal
government. A sentence contained in
the Presidents statement. refuting
the allegation that Rallinger Is out OF
sympathy with the policy OF the ad-
ministration in favor OF the conserva-
ton OF natural resources. Is regarded
as OF special Significance.
This taken in connection with Pin
chot's repeated utterances that he lad
been assured by Taft that his forestry
policy met with the full approval OF
the administration is regarded as the
precursor OF shakeup which may
eventually reach even the head OF the
bureau.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
A Queer Malsdy.

Sprigg went to a noted physician to
ask advice as to his health. In POM
pous tones he addressed the doctor:
"I-ah- have come to-ah-ask
ou-ah-what = what is-ah - the
doosid mattaw with me-ah!"
II find that your heart is affected"
said the physician. gravely.
"Oh-ah-anything else-ah?"
Yes: your lungs are affected. too"
"Anything-ah-else
Yes: your manners are also af-
fected."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
BY Automobile Up Mount Rainier.

United States Engineer Eugene Rick
seeker celebrated Independence day
by throwing open the government
road In the Mount Rainer National
park Vehicles and horsemen now
have an excellent thoroughfare from
tidewater to Narada falls. near snow
line in Paradise valley. Mr.. Rick
seeker says that autos and wagons
can now make the trip with comfort
The maximum grade on the road is
four per cent. Nearly score Of au-
tomobiles. all loaded. went to the
mountain.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
Ps.rx Not 80 sure Now.

Battle Harbor. Labrador. Sept. l6.-
(via Marconi Wireless to Cape Ray.
N. F.)-Commander Robert f. Peary
today talked further concerning his
dash to the north pole. He dwelt par
ticularly upon the observations taken
and the movements OF Harry Whitney.
the sportsman of New Haven. Conn.
who has been described as the bearer
OF records substantiatinR Dr. Freder-
lex A. Cooks claim to have reached
the pole April 81. 1908.
We took five observations prior
to reaching the pole" Commander
Peary said. Two OF them were made
and worked out by the late Professor
Ross Marvin. who prepared duplicate
records in each case and duly signed
the duplicate certificates. To guard
against accident l took one set OF
these papers and Professor Marvin
took the other.
when within q distance OF 125
miles from the pole. the third observa-
ton was made by Captain Bartlett,
who also signed the records and Ger
tificates In duplicate. he retaining one
set and l the other. The fourth and
fifth OF these observations were made
by myself. the last being taken five
miles from the pole proper"
WAS there more than one observa-
tion taken at the pole. and by whomT
the explorer was asked.
There were several observations.
he replied. land I took them all my
self They all agreed. You must un-
derstand that the pole is theoretical
point without length. breadth or thick
ness. Its actual location depends on
the accuracy OF the instruments en-
ployed and the conditions under which
the observations are taken"
You have stated. Commander
Peary, that a copy of your records
and polar observations was wrapped
In a piece of a silk American flag and
deposited in an ice cavity at the pole.
Did any person witness this act?"
To this question Commander Peary
declined to make any answer at pres
ent
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
Not Ashamed Of Economy.

Discussing England and the English
from an American point Of view. n re-
cent American writer in England OBJ
serves: Nobody. from the king Of
England down. is either ashamed or
afraid to be economical. Here a man
or a woman Is thought to be a fool
or vulgarian who is not careful of
expenditure. while in America our
walters have been clever enough to
make 1t appear that economy is mean.
and as a nation we suffer according
ly. We are fools to be fooled In this
manner"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
An Arbitrary Classification.

so you think every patriot has a
more or less clearly defined ambition
to hold public ofice?"
YES" answered Senator Sorghum.
"As a rule. patriots may be divided
into two classes-the appointed and
tho disappointed"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
Grand Junction Gets Charter.

Grand Junction.-Grand functions
charter which was drawn up under
the leadership of former Senator
James w; Bucklin was adopted by a
vote Of 740 to 215. The question OF
five or three commissioners, which
was left to the option Of the voters.
was decided in favor Of the five plan
BY 4 v6ts Of SIS to 321. This point
was one upon which the charter ad-
vocates themselves were divided. but
Senator sBuckltn had favored the five
plan. ahd by Its adoption he scored =
double victory.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
PUTNAM TADELESS DYES
n-.-.
Not ouaIIned for the Job.

Father Umpressively)- son.
want you to be very attentive to your
new teacher. who Is man OF wide
and general information. He can
teach you everything you need to
know" Small Boy (derisively)-"He!
He don't know nothin'! Why, he
can't even tell who's pitchin' in the
league teams
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23

Mrs. wlnslow's Soothing syrup.
For children teethng softens the Gurus reduces b
nammatoo. ailays pain cures wind coo. 2sc bossl<
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23

Many woman nags her husband
until she either brings him to her
way of thinking or drives him to
drink.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23

Many man is the moving picture
of an unpaid tailor bill.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23

In Madagascar everyone wears silk,
which is cheaper than linen.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
Good for Sore Exea.

for 100 years PET-CIT'S EYE SALvE has
positively cured eye diseases everywhere.
All druggists or Howard Bros, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-09-23
a Rare oood Thing.

'Am using ALIENS FOOT-EAsE. and
can truly say l would not have been with
out Il 30 long. had I known the relief II
would give my aching feet. ! think It a
rare good thing for anyone having sore
or tired feet.-Mrs. Matilda Holtwert,
Providence. r. l." Sold by all Druggists,
2$c Ask to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March 8 1893
COFFEE-The coffee market opened firm to-day.
seemed 10 be supporting the months while there
considerable realizing irregdla-ity developed
The close STEADY. points points higher.
being particularly sales reported Of 7S Oo0
1e-lCC the presidency with which support
centres the spot article ard the near positions, il
agitation OF import ouy IS the chief faor in the
present market. II looked though that
selling while
that important political leaders we're against
a undoubtedly had much 10 do with the sharp &c
Gins which occurred at the close OF last week The
situation. il exists ar present would seem to
furnish all the explanation % The upward movement
OF import
created the demand coffee which has cleaned
supplies impaired suck f-u tone 70 the
day bull support apparently. for at the
hour OF local opening Hsvre vas unchanged 70 =
franc higher and Hamburg unchanged 20 : pig lower
primary markets were unchanged 70 100 reis
deliveries hesvZ- The market foT spot cone
steady, with quotations on the eaSls OF So
states Icr the 225z5T bags. against 1851
-ssr week and last o- t1s former amount
New York had I43 42I bags. Tie clsaTancee ana sRl
-re.+z Of week st Brazilian ports were IS
roI-rrzs Total RIO 6oeO0 bass, including
g00 70 -Le United states 10 600 Europe and North
s<-zCs and ? 0C5 70 Czpe Plate and west coast
United and I for Europe santos ceara-es
a75 OG0 oags including 2T5Oco 70 the United Staes
1876 90 6Irope and North At:1c2 ana 7.v-H 70
r Plate and west coasr South America Steamers oal-
ing a. RIO for United States. and for ElroPe santos
sr--euts oaG Opr which 1890" were Tor the L-Lrl
states Oe0 for Europe Bahis receipts were '1
-ecei2ts a. F;fo for The wesE 5ota.ed lo
bags against 165 90 last week lyJooo -ast year ana
e range OF contra, prices "a tbs local market today
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09

cows So 6Ogs5 50. heifss s. 259S6: bulls. g 4oss5 =
calves So 5OGSa. ard feeders. s. 56dso S0
HOGS-Recsipts estimated az 1900 head rarzeL sen
orally 15o highsT choice heeEy shi222g e. sso -
light S6 65QS6 T5. packing S. $3.50 I5 piss. 50 So
bulk sales So 6oaS6 50 sHEEP-Feeslpts sssLrs.eS
IS 600 head; market steady 1Oc lower soesD $50
S6 40; lambs. S69S7 Is; yea-iilgs, s. 6ogS7 %
Cincinnati March s-HOGS-Receipes- 1851 head mar
ks active and I5g2oc hs5eE' 5l1easFT ana ts s1pgs
437 head market active steady 70 stro1g fair 70 god
shippers SIS 25GS6 q. common. 81 I5sS3 s. SEtEEF
Receipts 46 head; market steady. az S29So - LAMBS
Market strong. at S5QST %
Kansas City. March s-CATTLE-Eecetp5S I-eoe
head including loco SOUtherns; market s1eaty closed
S6 2Oas6 3 fair 10 good s. 25QS6 western
S5S6 So. soers and feeders Sass 35.
"a 35QS6 40 Southern cows S2 $3.50 native COWS 80
IS .: native hsfsrs 50 5ogS6 20 bulls $ 2'gs4 @:
10915c higher: top So 20. bulk q sales s. sose g:
lights. S6 25GS6 50. pigs IS 25qs5 s. sHEEP-RsespSs
s. 65 yearlings s6GS7 TO- s. 20GS5 So
81 6OGS5 20, stockers and feeders. S5GS475
East Buffalo. March S.-CATTLE-Receipts. 1900
steers S6 5OGS6 80 shipping. S. 1886 go butchers S
s6 25. heifsrs. S4d$6s SS 5oaS5 10; bulls 50 oO
S5 .; fresh I'D sprtngsrs s5t demand and steady
to strong at S25gS56- VEALS--Fecei2ts l991 head
market active and steady. STas9 so HOGSReceptS
SEQ active and loGl5c higher heayy ana
mixed $8$I lo Yorers s. ssS Pss 50 sSfsS q $50 ,S
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RecetptS. 1910 head ulsrAeI
tive. sheep strong; lambs sc higher lambs SgSI 90
yearings Sc 5OST, Wethsrs. s. 5O1S0. ewes SSSS 10
sheep. mixed, S3 5O1S5 15-
Pirtsourg March s--CATTLE-Receipts hsht market
higher choice 50GS5 75: prime. IS 3O1S6 So SHEEP
Supply Iigat; market sheep. higher On
iarnbs. s. 5O5SS. VEAL CALVES, s9QS9 80 HOGS
Receots fair; active and higher; prime heavies
s. l0S7 Is. mediums 81 05GST 10; heavy workers. S6 500
81 Light Workers. IS 6oaS6 %; pigs S6sS62 20 roushA
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09

$40 p per 100 IS 127 n at SO: 20 do 12s ~ at
H l. H HONS: 18$ Tsais 10! n $40 25. so do. 1876 10
at 50 25: 52 do: ~ 70. a IS IS .,oo <, :.
12s 70 a. 50 %; do 1o4 n at So h-rnyard e4f 40
10 o AZ - nEo Se @ % p d - n at 50 so: q do 1s2
n Sf-3 a. So z5 i d. 20 o. st s. So 3,
n al 50: IS do 12s o $s mixed calves. 166 70.
81 % o0 rti5 Son Il yeals i8 n az $40 do 14s
~ at 50 25 81 do 126 70. al So I9l do. 122 n at
Andrew Mullen: III vsaIs 1872 n at $40: do. 12o u.
at v. 81 r lS a9le fa e ~ 2sais al 14i n at $40
s sanders 20 veas 145 r at 50 go; IS do 184 n a.
do 12s n at So 25; 81 ne n at IS so Is do ~
s judd & Co: r vess III n. 50; Il do 10 70.
Srns e S Commission Co: Indiana veals 125 n.
IS S 70 d9 70 CO. % s. Te5s 18e n at SO 5o do 1O5
~ sHEEP = AS1 Rssep5ss FOR tw9 days
ssh cars or sl54 head inSudns 81 f ears s w sts1e st6
there were IS sale Sheep were IN limited supply
firm to 1oc higher hesyy lambs h @ 5f Fay AZ 'h and stry
ere bt we're not Quoted higher The pens had fully
slea5ed at m ate hour Soaqn a so,is [9 @ as 5p ssp @ 9
SSSSs 2 inferior TO choice $6 456ST s5 culs
Z a. lambs ar 1ois ai3c country hothouse
lambs slow sass 50 per carcass ,os .-.. ,,, g,
70 Eass'lis a9erass e Ias DO 81 n. At s. s.
state LAMBS: s. r.. 3 at 81 8 90 % q Do s.
Ii Sii69ss oo DO DO s. n al S. cHs 50 So do IS
r. 5s At S6 & 90: 8 $50 eds M 80 r. at s. 25 90 IS r. at S.
Jqdd c. = a5 & Bpa9 s53 a2i 5s. - = p m at a s. g g. S.
g y at s. go 9 ssfs Ss sSssP p 100 % at at s. e - : g cus
Sc ~ at So yearngs 65 n at So so: state sheep.
s5 r At S: eulls, S n. at s. 50 ..-. - % ga
head including Il. cars Tor the market Prices were
hogs were selling at 81 per Country dressed hogs
Sis saiss a tudd CO: state hogs lss average.
81 psr 100 II.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09

,-ofee csbls.- Ro-Cotfee market stean5: No RIO
AsTTE Exchange IS T-32 receipts, 1000 BAGS
fo- the United States 81 600 o2ES; Tor EUROPE 80
rz7e 265 go bags S2ntOs--lloree 1dFAeL. -
scTiZa 30 sg!rtos 3s50, No Z $500 receipts. ioyJy
Esgs. sock 4I90G0 bsgs HanbUrg--conee InstFsst
- Io7-s- sales &c 0n5 bags Hsvre-Co5ee market
-s7eS !. franc loVer p advanced = franc. a. .
ur--z.ged franc higher a. $50 IN ull-
trzTz ze6- -ora! sales Z o0o bags
COTTON-Au early decline II the cotton Market 20
- followed b adyance when II was tound thaL
-e1~z r~iyarely reported the Southwest had peh
influence On sentiment TeE4io
5-a results winter dro-tE. ana te lsie'
a. q net advance q Ar points The MARKET
55 e. : decline Of 2g3 points and sold 3g4 p1ints
e- r-e- during session uncer local pear pres
me- ana scattering liquidation due 70 the o"et
r5 rr2,gte wires reporting rain al several points "
Tevss and Oklahoma. Ths early forecast Was lo ce1!
aeg+Te~ in Texas Tuesday which Suggested 'l4.t
hardly bs suflciettl pIoIo-E Eso
and local professional 500
-. instead Of lsuCariou the market was meet
-th sUpporr the leading bulls 5IlSes taIIlsd
1-ssGre-ce and advance was helped 4uIlAs t.S
s-,- aftarroon by the forecast connFIng tLe Pl-
,e+s for clearing weather in tbs SouthHeSl ana ~ -
tsTo5 oscia Weather report showing precipitation ~
s-evas and Oklahoma have been even nst!Isf tldI
[ore1s5ov-ed b. private wires After sho".nE ~
or about points. the market eaSea en- p
r0inrs under realizing. but continues saaE "a l.e
+~sSinE Southern spct markets oHlc-aI reported
-s-r-aI17 unchanged. THs outlook i for ram N u!S
Fes cbief-- confined The Southwest. ana the s!te
- -. maj territory s naturally growing more crltlca
zs ne season progresses Exports FOR me 'ay "t'7
-7e=rl1- double the port receipts -.
The rsre Of contract prices IN the local narEet 1olay
v-sE as
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. March s. l99G.
BEANS AND PEAs-Reeepts to-day 2 $5I 8dr,osi bass
hiie beans very moderate onerngs Of Eearly al
Eir5s making 1rn confident holding. Red kidney haze
I'd a little EXPORT demand THIS about s. 4a9
-e reel and rrices are firmly maintained. We quote
PrAC marrow choice. per bUsn s. 90 do fair 70 Go9d
s. a5gS2 80 do medium choice s. 4o4s- 4S 80 - "a.
choice 81 5og$2 Go I I1[Iso SO 6 50 90 do le
Li5r choice s. 85. good 81 iOGS2 60; DO REG
i5ney choice 81 Il S2 47l5 do common good. 81 p
80 a. de- VeIow eve choice So DO black turtle soup,
e. 81 Pf-AS Sc7yc,i bags per bush 81 4OaS2 42i2.
ri BI-TTFR-Receipts to-day. 6,158 pkgs. There was
tfe shortage OF really fresh creamery ana od-
&c hsd ~ do some shopping actual requirements
Is la4 - FrTnIy rraintained but show quoabe
@ nd nr1ces were lowered on held creamery
ste9 d and packing stock quote Creamery specials
PEI n. 29z a30c do extras; 2s1742Sc5 90 hrss Z94
enerjas 27d27 &c: 2G926tzc do frsts 2G-oc
Al seconds 22G22c do thirds Od2lc state dairy, com
mon TO fair l9a24c, process. specials 23lz424c do
- bfr5E l557sc. Western factory 100000; do
seconds 1ec thirds lsc; packing St9ek 10 / held
CHEEsE-Receipts to-day l2I5 boxes There Is 2
cTesI cheese and stocks steadily reducing ara
raS5tinues strong and market in healthy position.
skins se@Se ] A fIernool cable: Finest Canadian new
mi cream specials 1535 416i3ci do large small col
t[as or white fancy l5c. do good fine. 14o do win
t- made hest 13Ac do good prime i2I2dl5igc; do
common 10 fair 14G12]4c. do skins. IA u Specials
12c: do fine. 891oc DO fair to good f3gsne DO com
HIs IEGGs-Receipts to-day: 1927 cases. Demand was
pretty good and large quantity Of stock chang =
was an undercurent easness and values were reduced
about &c per pound IN ADDITION 70 local re4I g:' :
the market is moving along quite satisfactorily Natu-
rally win be seeking storage basis very soon
S9i19 STo%n and sS mixed fancy Sso; good % ehoics
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09
American Telephone and Telegraph co.
CONVERTIBLE FOUR PER CENT GOLD BONDS
Is Dey Street, NEW YORK, y. 7.
February 10. 1902


February 10.
TELEGRAPH CON1PANY:-
Per
S5oOo holder registered
o of l before March
the redemption OF
sbondw be in
be o said Trust Indenure
calculation this price
beer by Company Trustee
be either the following Trust Companies
Company.
COURTS Street,
TrustcO
Wall Street. New Y.
nssue
this y
the deposited Of the
Treasurer Company holder
multiple the conversion
de as
WILDE
dividend
the tine ub has eansed from the last day of quarter
the date
O sd and day method
accrued interest exceed ths
prescribed the Company will pay the de
OF DIVIDEND
will be entitled to rsve the
difference before nakin
Brothers
E Will without
holders ". President
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09

Tho Iocal market for spot cotton quiet and
fi3If sales g. bales Delivered on contract
200 la Is Southern spot markets were yeleEraphed
as follows Mobile quiet, unchanged al 7-l6e. sales
Fol steady unchanged 9zc: sales. 494 bales; Bal
tf,-ors nominal unchanged al 99sc: Augusta steadv
I1e rigbcr af 4i.C sales $40 bales: Little Rock
-uie- unchanged st . i-16C Galveston steady, IN
4ts'. - a safes 253 bales: New Orleans easy.
ugensse1 90 bajse: St Louis quiet unchanged
"a bales Estimated receipts at leading points for
Tyesdav- At Houston. 800 TO $500 bales. against
900 - 10 zoo against 522 week and 1850 last
aar and al Kew Orleans. $500 to $500, against 6T'5
t,e5 Exchange special liverpool cables Spot cot
ton ouiet and unchanged; sa es. COO bales specaa-
ali American. Nddling uplard 5l5d Futures opened
stesdv at . paints decline, closed bdteY steAos
AZ net decline OF % TO points March MsFc5-
Arrn ard APRIL 5c-i2 MAJ uhe.. SuH a.
JGne-Juv. Osd; JuIy-Aueust 5eiizd S
Der 499izd, SepteroeT- t1ctobe[ Teeer,Leg
zenber AID; cSovembeT-Dec -
ter-Yarns steady. cloths move Slowly, - -
flour AND MEAL-The hour E Inaiket Ha.,ona va on
sattied to-day sales az hand-o-Tnoutn proper
~ ouotable charge prices, which are more or less
nominal Rye quiet at the Old Level OF pIiGes
e eas5 90 5nte- patents s5 spring clears. 81 40
Sss - extra No winter 3oas4 e.: extrs No ? win
te- S40S3 90 Kansas straights, s. 254S5 - OK
3tIrsT ri GI-f-darket dul Quoted 50 l09S2 so per
1e6 an +, RYE FIoUR-Firm Quoted FAIR 70 good
q 2S5 e. 30 choice fancr. 55dS4 - CoftN 9lEA
stesd@ Quoted dried. s3 45q$S - BAG 4 MEALc 70
coarse 81 5O0Sl FEEDyTestern steady ciiy stea5s
Quoted western spring 5 9 senaaI9 is ba sos 90 bGiR
SOS 25 sacks: middng $50 900 $50 RED aog go p az
Wsrb shinnent honIny chop s2S 80 bulk ST 40 SACKS
oasa, <oo THEATA furry at the opening. whereby
Ma sold y sc higher than aI s2tprday ~aS
Y sIraost immediately prices began 70 sag az
FOR the Of the session we're more on less uSSSA
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March s.-cIosins. WHEAT-Spot hrn: No
red Western winter S. sad; futures quiet: Nay IS
Ad July. IS lad September. - 10Sd- CORN-Sp0s
quiet new American mixed IS SD: futures frra Mereh
Nav. 9146 PEAS-Cauadian steady. I'd
FLOUR-V inter patents strong. 32s HOPS IN Loadou
CPacifc Coasr sresdy. E2QE3 BEEE-Extra india mess
dull. I05s PORK-Prine mess. Western. dull T3s 81.
HASIS-shoEt cut, Il % IS To firm 47s 3D. BACON
Cumberland Is so % as Cd snort rib 10
70 p n Arm 4ss; long clear nid6les light IS 81 n.
strorg 60: long clear ni5dss. heavy 55 40 =.
firm clear backs Is 20 =. Arm As Sd
clear bellies. "A 70 Is 70 frn. 49s SHOULDERS
Is -. As. LARE-Prins Western.
tisrces strong. SOS 3D. American refined. n pals
stroag, Sis cd BC lEF-SIood United states STEADY
SIS CHEESE-Canadan finest white. frn1. 62s Sd. ac
eolored 6rrn 65s TALLOW-Prime city duL 2Ss Sd
TURPENTINE-Sprits steady. 27s. R0SIS-Conmor
steady IS 101sd. Observation-Disclosures srsa6ys INA
LINSEED OIL-Duu. rs 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09

breaking badly the government report vas IS
than Saturday. and Chicago 91zsc lower although Ugh
.ntes rh sgres ea on fs zeseyves we're distinctly
unfavoraole 70 euu leaders as the totaL nS ~
crop. were 100000 less than last year, "ne [6
COO The recent SNOW estimate was 999 S9
Though the market had previously slstalneS1 S
oet he hgn5e5 @ we're ssosa Nay = n ch1ago @ 2 3roPPiRg 6 3o
9s fT9 5h9 9a6e sss06 on hgn Point % hold B sFe IN the
Of the larger supplies than expected It wou-a pc o
represent much greater aggressiveness the
question Of farm holdings Vas oonned 70 private est
IN The last seven years Outside Of the crop se2I @
the other. The cables we're strong and exertsd an
influence At the opening while The rain in Texas
strength abroad vas on the So2t!nenl' neTe 5iIe
Tss q00ie6 os 2f agPsE and a EqgqPgst @ B6oRa n
only about 5ooo65 bushels smaller than a year ago
The total domestic and Canadian visible decreased
l7730oo bushels: compared with decrease Iast year
bushels compared with $4,000 bushels No
tor and 81 ~ Z o b afoat: 10 | NorIhern Duluth
cORN-Up to the time OF the government report The
wheat advancing bushel here and s G Chicago
z at S'P IerPe0 ofS s5 ran 5eef the %
ever as the figures indicated farm reserve of oar
with 962 $4,000 bushels year Prices imnedia el
collapsed, and after breaking from the early
high point closed rather weak at g . loss in Chi
cagO and = &c decline here The late weakness
also helped by larger country offerings and larger
carlot estimates for Tuesday The visible supply in
creased sos 600 bushels Western arTivsls for
the day 1c62 600 bushels. compared with 700 900
bushels a year NO . locally quoted
16c elevator ard &c b afoat: No white nominal
and No , yellow. 74C @ b ahCat. OATS-This mar
let in for considerable selling pressure. and at
best point only about Is higher than Saturday
It broke the close the government report and
was finally about &c below SATURDAYS close Farm
reserves were reported he 27S,S4TO00 bushels, or
$40 cent Of the crop, compared with 600
bushels last year Cash here closed follows
Mixed, % 10 80 h. 5Ti2 5St9 white &c TO
90 h. SO SIC. clipped white ID. 59d SIC
The visible supply decreased 76 600 bushels RYE
Market hrrn; No , Western, Ssc h New York BAR
LE1-Aarket steady; mailing. - Tsc. and feeding =
0I4c I T New York. BCCKWHEAT-New York
State quoted 6es nominal
New-York tribune., 1909-03-09
Dominion Copper
Company

TO STOCKHOLDERS AND BoNDEoLDERs-
The undersigned protective committees viii report N
result o. its invest cations present is rsoonnnsnda-
-, , -ra s-o5111srs and bon5hoders OF corPors
ton At meeting TO be ths HOTEL GFENsOBLlE-
7TH AVENUE AND 5sTH ST. Borough o. Manhattan.
New York City. On Friday evening March i2h. 1909 az
$50 O. CLOCK
All stockholders and bondhoIders invited. incud7s
thoss who have deposited securities under ne 5as
Of Reorganization
3 LINCOLN. Chairman
CLAIMING sTEBBINS FRANK G PTTCEEa.
u DApE 4 4 POTTEA
ALBERT sELIGNAS z L METE