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Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF
 MAKING PROOF.
Serial 011759. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona.
 August I2th 1910.

SeTtal VI l1OJ. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona.
 August 12th. 1910. Notice is hereby given that D. L. De Vane, as Probate Judge of Yuma County, Arizona, has filed notice Of his intention to make proof of his right to enter. under Sections 23S7 to 2393, United States Revised Stat utes and the Laws of the Territory of Arizona, the East half of the Northeast quarter of Section thirty one (3D: the West half of the Northwest quarter of Section thirty two (32), all in Township six (6) North. Range twelve Q2j West of the Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian, and subject to the right of way of the Arizona and California Railroad. all situated in the County of Yuma. in the Territory of Ari- zona. Phoenix Land District. and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver of the Unite'' States Land Office at Phoenix, Ar zona, on 2Srd day of September 1910, and he names as his witnesses in> making such proof:
 Edward l.. Stewart, of Wenden. Arizona.
 Frank Graham. of Wenden, Art- zona-
 Mark E. Josephi, Of Wenden. Ari- zona.
 NJ. NJ. Briggs. of Wenden. Arizona.
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
COAST
01153 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona, Au- Notice is hereby given that Charles l.. Davis, assignee of N. A. Sanders, of Glendale. Arizona, who, on October 1th, 1908. made desert land entry. No. 01153. for NWA, section l, township 1 .S-, range w, G & $ + B meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final desert land proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before register and receiver at Phoenix, Arizona, on the 29th day of September. 1910.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Ma thanieI A. Sanders, of Liberty, Arizona; John Bonner, of Liberty. Arizona; William Blockmer, of Liberty, Arizona; Robert Black, of Liberty. Arizona.
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
FOR SALE.

80 acres-aIl in cultiva- tion-old water-very best of terms. Price $15O per acre. $1,OOO cash will han dle this.
 c. s. BERRYMAN & co.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Secretary of the Board of Control until ten o'clock a. m on Wednesday, September fl, 19lo. at it's offices in the Capitol Building in Phoenix, Arizona, al which time and place bids will be opened for furnishing one deep well pump for use at the Territorial In dustrial School at Benson, Arizona.
 Specifications may be had upon application to the Board of Control The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 ROB'T. A CRAIG. 9-bd Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
$4,5OO

Nice 5-room brick cottage. close in. Fine shade. shrubbcry. good lawn. ce- ment walks. $500 cash, balance the same as rent Price
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
$500

2h acres on Yuma road. improved with good 4-room house. Must be sold within the next few days at a great bargain. About one-half cash. Price "
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
FOR SALE.

Five-room brick. on corner. in Thomas Place; I9S feet front on car line; up-to-date in every respect. Price, $4O0O; 5000 cash. Small frame house, two lots. Price, $500.
 Brick house, nearly new. in West Capitol Addition. Price, $25OO. Eighteen acres. close in; A water. Price, per acre. $250.
 Building lots in all parts of the city at all prices.
 HARRY E. PIERCE, Corner First Avenue and Jefferson St.
 Phone, Main 428.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
Take Your Pick
 of These

Nice 5-room modern cottage. on foundation. For few days only this property will be offered at q low figure and on easy terms. The lot is extra large, and covers about two acres and one half. Located Tn the middle of the city. $500 cash buys the same. the balance the same as rent Price
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
S2,3OO

Nice 4-room cottage. in Dennis Ad- dition. This house is new and can be purchased with payment of about $500 down and the balance monthly.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-08
$2,0OO

Ten acres, close to town. improved with Broom cottage and small barn. Home orchard, etc. Only 5000 down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17
EXPORTS.

New York September Is. 1910
trRA1N-WH AT-After day of consider
able activity and alInost steady advance wheat
closed &c 10 17sc net higher and at best point
OF the day. One of the leading influences con-
neeted with the advance was the strength shown
by foreign markets. notably Liverpool where
prices were I'D 10 SD net higher The adj
vance discouraged export business, and only five
nipeS late YESTERDAY An elevator concern at
some time past was reported to be buying heav-
hy IN the last hour contributing the adj
Eancs. No = red here closed i-03i< elevator and
81 70 = o sfioat No / Northern Duluth,
:! "a { afoat- CORE-Rataer weak most
or the day, but rallied in the last hour in sym
pathy with wheat Final prices were CSC TO a.
net lower. About six loads Of corn taken
for export at oulports. No corn here, 65iac
nominal IN elevator domestic basis TO arrive
ana b3 &C b a1oat OATS-A little ca sier
AT the opening but steadied later and the close
was rather firm, at 4 TO izc net advance. Cash
oats: New standard white. 3917c; No . white.
SOC; No ), see; No 4. 3S1ec- RYE-Firru No .
western. F972c, new, I b. New York. BAR
LEI-ffrm Mailing, 72GTSc new 2 BUT
falo. Wheat Qncludinp four exports for the
week according Bradstreet's aggregate q
III 055 bushels. against ISL 06S bushels last
week and 2es6 SCI bushels last year: since July
!, 1880, 694 bushels against 80 rs 40 bushels
last season Corn exports for the week ia 26e
bushels. against 276 452 bushels last week and
s5.o40 bushels last year: since July l. - 763 0s6
bushels against LAO 992 bushels last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17
AGED BANK TREASURER HELD
1ngersol, Who Attempted Sui
eide. Accused Of EmbezzIement.

HidoefoTd. Ne. Sept 1S-Eichmond Il
11gsrsCIL. The alleged defsUIting treasurer
q chs York County Savings Bank which
Closed its doors on August l. following the
discovery by state Sank Examiner SHELTON
O. discrepancies IL his accounts. vas ar
rested to-day, charged with embezzIIGE
s-S1 Since Tie closing Of the bank LngeI-
SOL mas been confined 10 his house by i'll
yes. Due in part n two attempts at sui
ci5e
IN statement issued recently to de-
roslrors the trustees estimated that the
fetas shortage would probably nor exceed
$50 a00 and nat the loss 70 deposirors
would ne about L per cent. Colonel c. Il.
Prescott president or the bank said To-
2lstt thar -he ss.ge7 which IngersoIl Is for
r1aI-- charged with eruoezziiug comprises
2 tlle funds winch the Investigators were
saie . discover had been taken within six
gears
As ne family physician made affidavit
t1st 7eno-aI from his home would endau-
Ee- tHe aged former treasurer'z life he
vas srraiEnel IN his room before the 1Iu-
nci7ai Court recorder in the presence of
bis Eite and daughter. Mr.. TnEersou was
bed En- 20 op3 bali Tor d hearing ro-m0r-
row The bail was furnished ~ friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

chicago sept. EG.-CATTL Receipts. p
200. si3w ana EesES Rseyss. 81 s6 as 3:
stocze-s and feeders. 81 % a SO 10, cows and
heifer=, 81 - q Sc -: calves, go 10 q 50 -
81 80 = 81 -. mixed s. % q SO 60. heavy SIS 35
q 90 30. rough. So 50 G s. 81. good - CHOICE
hca--y. IS 80 n 50 50. pigs: IS 5Q4sa so; bulk Of
srns 81 3 a s. So; yeariings. s. Is q 50 SO:
lambs natives, - - 4 s. %; Westerns, s. so
q 81 >.
kansas city. sept. 1s-CATTLE-Receipt
eco. Including $50 southerns. steady. dressed
becs and export steers. Sc - IS; lair to good.
and feeders, s. 4oG 81 ~; southern. S3 80
s. 20 q s. -; 5effeAs. s. 5Gzz SO So bulls. 81 40
Tst Il calves Sass tIOGS-Receipts /
500; > 2 o. higher; bulk Of sales, 81 q 50 -:
heavy. sag 50 20. packers and butchers. So 25
) 900. STEADY; lambs, Sc - @ 81 10, yearlings,
s. - n So 50; wethers, 81 @S+ 90; ewes So 10 @
s. %. stoczers and feeders, 50 so q 81 ~.
Last Buffalo. Sept i6.-CATTLE-steedy
zoe active ard 2"c higher at 81 GSI1 -. few
Al 81 50. HOGS-Recei ZOO; fairly &c
Ycrkers. 81 So n $40; pigs, 81 ~ 81 So; roughs.
IS 40C1 IS So diaries. 50 $50 50 % SHEEP
AND LAM Bs-gIteceipts, $500 active: sheep
steady. lambs 1oc higher: lambs s5GST SO.
Cincinnati. sept J6.-CATTLE-Rs Receipts.
81. common, 81 ESQ s.. HoGs-Recepts. l.
So so a 50 81; common, S6a$9 SHEEP-Re-
ceiDJE. I.62l, steady, 81 15n 81 lambs active
and strong; I0a15c higher at So 50aS7 10.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.I
Huntsville, Sept. 18-6HEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 554; for The week thus far. / S3a
Little doing, buI tone firm on choice stock
Fes Il lambs, 5m5l.ci something fancy would
sell shade higher. good to choice butcher
far,bs ~ &c. cuIis. he: fat sheep 3I5c
down Common sheep slow sellers, Fairly
good inquiry for prime 10 fancy stock ewes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17

81 caasf 80; CARROTS. b6I or bag - s9G5Sl 90
T6a 6s,rchAs 81: CARRIAGES Ton, SlOfGsl.; 100
s28s4. hhI 5000: CELERY. state and Jersey
dozen 1oG25c; state craze; SIG ,,I
S5Gs3. Tong Island. short cut. Dbl. S2G$3, long
eat s2I So so; CUCUMBERS. Western New
yor,, TlIsa SjdT5c, Jersey, Dbl. I5cgS1 80; bas-
Est 4od75c: box. 25G50c; Long Island Dbl 81 90
P1CLTES Jersey, 15c4S1 80. Western New
York, IC0, 2oasoc; basket; 63qs@ci EGG-
PLANTS, Jersey, Dbl, 5ocasS1 basket, 2oG2eci
GREEN CORN Jersey, 1to fecaS1 20 LelaA
Hsckensack bag T5cGsl; Long Island. 5ecTsl .
Long Island and Jersey. fa', 29G3eci LET CE.
49, New York. basket. 50ea1Sl so. 3 dozen
box 81 254s2 %: state. basket. 50edSl =: B0s-
ron 5 dozen strap. Sr91: 0kkA. jersey loo' IoE
fsr reach basket 239T5c; box. 50cgS1; half
III ski 5ocaSl: ONIONS. state and Western,
Irbi+a rickIe buShsi crate. S0c4I$l. other Whlts,
s,g5-scf state yellow, bag. 81 5oGS1 IS; state
ant western yellow. ioJ-tb bag. 81 I2qsl =:
Orange County. white. bag 81 2SQs2: red SIG
,oIInvv lOO-rb bag 81 26GSl SO: white, Dbl. s. 80
srs3- Long Island aud Jersey, yellow, 81 80: red
sISfsf II. Jersey. white pickle basket, S1G<1 20:
Jersey white 5OcuSl; yellow. 41cSiSl. red- 5veN
81. pa RSLFcY, Western New York, basket, +0G
S1c- box 2525Oc. PEAS Western New York.
Sssy or basket 5Ocqs2: PEPPERS. red. cheese
mi 81 7JGS2 y, other red 81 25dSl 5ps green,
b,,Ii ard long, 6nGI I5c. green sugar, Dbl SlU
RnMAINE. state, basket, 50G6 c. Western New
YORK boxes. 50c, SPINACH basket. soc.
STRT\f; BEANS, wax green, basket. 3atI zoe;
bac JOl65c; nearby. basket bag, 4ocG2l'
gO6sor. SQUASH. Hubbard. Dbl, 5ocGrSi; mar
rnw 5oRT5c: white. 25dTc, yellow crooknecA,
15TT5c, rCRNIPS. Canada. rut2naEn bbi FIG
81 10 Long Island and Jersey. I5cnSi: white
bush, 50ca$l; staten Island. box, JocGSl. Jer-
and Long Island. 4DCUSL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17
COMPROMISE ON COTTON
Belief in England That Bankers
Will Reach Agreement

London. Sept 1e-No meeting Of the COM
nittee OF European bankers has been called
as yet to consider the refusal Of the Arleri-
can bankers to guarantee the bills OF lading
on American cotton shipments. II NAV be
some days before further action is taken,
several members Of the committee being
cut OF town.
IN the mean time the situation is the
subject OF considerable interest TO cotton
and banking circles. The general opinion
appears 10 be that the matter will right
Itself The head Of one of the three firms
which opposed the action Of the conference
on Wednesday explained to-day that while
ne refused TO sign the resolution he would
not do anything 10 prevent the committee
from obtaining the guarantee desired
II a settlement is not reached before
October 81 II will he necessary to convene
another meeting. al which it is probable.
a suggestion will be made that will meet
the views o. both sides. Sir E H Holden.
who has been most active in the recent
movement may take Up the matter when
ne goes 10 New York on his usual bust
ness visit next month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17

spot quiet, with prices 10 points higher at
3Hhc fer nicdling upland and 4.I5c for mid
ding Gull Sales, TAI bales Liverpool cables
Spot dul! and irregular. Sales. 5000 bales
speculation and export, 2o0; American . 600:
lnIddllng upland, 1850. futures opened steady at
las points advance; closed steady At net ad-
vance OF 4T514 points; September. Z SD: SEP
tsrnber- October, 7.23d: October-November
6-99 Id ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.GId: Decernber-
January, 6.sTi2d; uaTy--February 6S7d. FEB
riarJ-March and March-Aprti. 6s7I@d: Aprfi-
MAY and May-June, 6sad; June-July, asa;
JCly-August- g. I'd.
toFEEE--There was sensational decline
last prices showing loss Of from IS to Al poiuts
With The late positions. in which the grea ter
StecEtatiVe interest has accumulated, showing
the greater weakness. That the basis for The
decline was speculative rather than the out
growth OF increased offerings Of actual coffee or
disposition on the part Of holders 10 offer coffee
a concessions in order 10 stimulate demand
seemed 10 10 Indicated by the news from Brazil
The rate OF Brazilian exchange on London vas
I-lbd lower at 1Sitd. but an Offset 10 this
the mllreiz price IN the Brazilian markets was
rruu 80 10 100 reiS higher. and the tone was firm
ct beth Santos and Rio. Havre closed AT1s
franc higher and Hamburg showed g net loss OF
cnl5 L O. rfannig. The selling here was ex-
tren1ely heavy. more than I5s, eco bags changing
hands. Cables 7ere received confirming Thurs
day reports that estimates of the current rrnr
were being reduced from about s, 900 O.an to
practically 1000, 600 bags Santos Spot IN
settled by The sharp break in futures btIr prices
were firmly maintained the basis Of 107sc for
Rio No I. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17
HOLDS DOWN CITY BUDGET
Prendergast Gets Beard Of Est,
mate 10 Curb Increases.

Controller Prendergast placed himself
squareIy on the lid Of the municipal treas
rGry yesterday when he caused to be
PASSED at the frst fall meeting Of the
Board Of Estimate the following rescl1-
ton
Resolved, That IT order TO promote econ
or1y and efficiency in the conduct of public
business Of the City of New York. this
board do and hereby does request and in
srTucL tie Controller 10 cause TO Dc pre-
pared for the consideration OF this board
ana 10 be submitted on or before Friday.
October - d tentative budget for the year
1911. IN an amount within the sum ap-
p-opriated for all purposes IN the budget
for the year 1910. TO wit, the sum of Sl6G,
13O27o s.
In offering the resolution the Controller
said that much had been said about the
economies 70 he effected by the present
administration, and that now was the
time TO find out whether or not they are
at this tine 50 a. TO curb the various
department heads in making up their ten
t2rfve budgets for next year. So far only
few such budgets have been received
at the Finance Department. but all OF
them show substantial increase over this
year
IN order 20 show how the expenditures
Of the various departments have increased
il the last decade. the Bureau ot Munic-
ipaI Research list night gave out the
following table or percentages comparing
such growth NTH The growth of the city's
Lor7fiIstior7-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17
MAY CHANGE BANK LAWS
Several Important Amendments Prob
abiv VIII Be Made by Next Congress.

Washington, Sept. 16--Son1e important
changes IN the national bank law may he
-rorosed 70 the next Congress. One pro-
posed change is TO compel newly organized
national banks TO provide q surplus and an
absolutely uriu1paired capital the day they
beg;n business. Cnder the present sys-
TEN q national bank with 4 paid u capital
Of 81. p11 VIII SPEND probably $500 ~ the
start for fixtures, books and other neces-
sites. Tl,a. l--pzirs its capital In some
cases y has peen two Years before the
bank earned enough 10 wipe out LAa4
amount af3d have It's capital stock uni5n-
haired. Even tnen r. had no surplus.
The !dea Is 10 compel the organizers Of
= hank 20 provide q 90 Per cent surplus at
he start = Is understood that such a
plan VII Il urged upon banks no" form
fnc. aud that other banks will be urged
70 discontinue dividends until their sur
ri-7e ras accumulated.
There Is some taik OF trying 10 increase
the efficiency Of the national examiners by
asking Congress TO create places for sur
T7ervteery Examiners. who can supertntend
tie work OF The men in the field,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

september
BEEN ES-Receipts 15G cars, or :, SO head
including 80 cars for the market Choice hoarv
Soc Sc AR and rated full steady. others were
SicN 10 zoe loHer; bulls and cows steady and in
light supply. The yards were cleared Medium
70 cheIce steers sold at So 60aS7 so per 100 10
Win - the general top price; bulls IS 65Is4 ~
cove, 81 259s5 10. Dressed beef stsar1v TiysT
POOL and London cattle markets easier at 1or
t9s, arSssed weight; refrigerator beef lower at
t.s2o quarters o. beef in the Minnetonka to Lon
con; l,i%s quarters in the cedric to IiverrooI
and 20 cattle in the Trinidad TO Berr3uta
Sales-NeFvton 4, Co: X West Virginia steers
p 1856 n. 8 Is IId7 9g r. 10 s. Is 3 =; , r.
I175 II, Sc =: - io98 n IS : q % 115 10 ~
n s. %; /. go h. So 80.
80 n, 81 less IS or he lot; 20. Iz52 ID ST =
~ 10 US u ~ y. II Ohio 12IS II. So 50. H.
soeso a. Ca i3a5 20 ke6 15s9 . So m -
fS-" =, 70 e FL ~ D. - 90 - l2l n. So 80 COW
{. 91o n 81 s.: + $50 n. s. -: :. 7G7 n 80 "a
.; sanders: Vest Virginia steers, 1412 ID
. so ~ III n, s. 20. II, 11Ss ~ Sc s., /
Tobig & shgssnIDon: bulls. S. Ii. 80 So:
e - Es-E5eeceiPts, 81, including 100 for
veala and steady for Westerns, no ora ssrs ~
butterniEs offered. Common To choice veais
and throwouts s60s7; western Gales s. a55S
9 So city dressed veclS firm, at I4GI7c; country
nailks s@1otsc aiiu OUTER
sales-s, judd ( Co: veaIs. 10 Ii average.
- 81 Der 700 n. J. 2t1 H. $40; %. m;1ed iGS
=. 81 "a ; culis, La -. 81; is Western cs1ves
pa H. s. 30. 100. 249 Il $3.50.
Netscn & &cIahe: IS Western calves PIG n
6 Nsztc 90 G. =. Vest Z,rsns calves. 1874 H.
calves. $50 III. $50. -'''
TORN q shannon. > veaIs. 116 70. SO. 1. 20
i. L. Hollis. i veala. l7q H. Sll .
SHEEP AND LASIBS-Receipts a cars.
or +.$&s head including ; y i9r the ma rket
sheep were full STEADY; lambs active aud l5c 70
.9n1nCu 10 choice sheep sold al S3IS4 - 1er 1un
II; cuils- 81 5u5 common g prime lambs So 80
- 90, and really choice on sale: cuIIs S.
Dressed mutton slow S6g &c. dressed larabs
firm, at lli2dl4c. including hog dressed la1uhs
J3 = Gi4c.
SaIes-Kerns Commission Company: 2o2 Ohio
n. s. -; I3}. 30 u. So IS, 20 earrings, 9s H.
s. -: 10 ONO sheep. ~ 70, So 80 : Indiana 157
y. = -; 4s, ia 10, - 80; /, l35 II. 50 80;
cUlls. s. y, s. 30
s. 30: roc Pennsylvania, - n 81 80. = Pernsyl-
wanna sheep. 20 n. 81. yearlng, 100 n, 81 81
& Judd & Co: 1876 Ohio lambs. 90 n. 81 80
~ PennsylvaIlia, = T.. g 80, IS Ohio sheep,
Newton 1, Co: POS West virginia lambs. es
n. 3 -: culls 81 n. s.; sheep, 104 10 81.
Samuel Sanders: 800 PENNSYLVANIA lambs, n
10, s. ~; vesr!inEs. So n. s..
Il Il. Hollis: go state lambs 81 n, IS so;
sheep. IS h, 8 -.
HoGs-Recelpts. Il cars. or c.o79 head.
TO 2gc higher a. 90 GGfDsa 90 per 100 y.
Sales Judd & Co date yesterday; 20 state
hogs. 19T 10 average. a. SO 80 pe- 100 n 6. 1s3
n. 81 So rough. 300 n IS 25-
Ho5q z6 Shsn ~ ;ia sat soE H2s 42 s. So
Touzhs 2T3 y, Sc, stays, $50 =, IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool sept 16-WHEAT-Ssot DUR:
futures strong. October. IS 3fsa. December a
31zd. March, IS 4lsd- CORN-Spor EASY.
American mixed old. SIS T'sd: futures steady;
September, Is Ti4d; October. A. -&.d- PEAS
Canadian. IS FLOCR-WinJeT patents 29s Cd
HOPS in LONDON Pacific COAST. f3 tOsstE4 los
BEEF'-ENtra India mess f3js. PORk-Prims
mess Western. LOIS Cd HAAIS-Shorr cut eos
BACON-CuEnSsrian cut. TSs. short RIO Sis
clear bellies. TGs. long clear ulidGieS. light IT,
heavy. 1Ts, short clear backs CPS. SHOULDERS
square SIS. LARD-Prime Western. tierces
aud American refined paiiS as I'd CHEESE
Canadian finest white new, SIS Sc coIor~,4
new, 54s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIS Sd
RoSIN-Ccmmon. las OF. PETROL. EI Me-
fined. &c LISSEED OIL ass Cd TALLOw-
Australian IN London firm, 3Ts load. COTTON
SEED CIL-HuU renned-SpOt E-raer. as Sd
London. sept ts.-RAW SUGAR-Cantrit,sa
rs Cd, wuscovado lis BEET SUGAR-Sep-
tenber, f2s. I1NSEED observation-disclosures Der
October, rs. LINSEED OIL 45s sd SPERM
OIL. 81. PETROL LEU M-Anerican REFINED
5fadi spirtts. "a. TURPEN SE-SDirigs les
1ol4d
80 centIInes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17
BUSINESS TRouRLEs.

ne 1c-o-t1E petitions IN hankrUptcy
r. diea --rS-e-5a- with the clerk IF The
ea4ASo STATES District Court
,-aVags holt has appoirtad Raymond ..
7sr1-seE receiver for 4 hra ham ! ssoiiuI-
'haa. druggist. II No l5al Fifth avenue,
IT bono q sIgpo
I'll 2 Gates hsS been appointed re-
SsiEer for x Friedman and son. f'l-riers,
!. 80 Blocker street with = bond Of
49, ne assets were $3.50
ailer T. GjlparriCE has been appointed
---tlPsr -o- lehman < BlEunenStc.u. d dr--
sef5s Lr-u- g SO. I9ss Fiji avenue ~ n
pong Of s-u5a. The assets we're 3 ~"
-sIr- Lesser has been sppcir--@ RECEIVER
tas Zssar Drug Company, a. 70. Isl
,s..i- avenue. Ti.h . SgnC o. --Gc9- The
sels were = csc
-a-is fFlickSunar. a RESTAURANT manager.
,i.E ~ 30 20 Eszr Houston street, IL q
- pC1cicn gave Liabilities Of &
s--Sr@lre1- 2lr- no assets a-s CWeG
tissE $ s5l
rahs- AbeloHilz, a salesman OF 10.
saFs liabilities OF $50. unsecured,
AEam EenkeI. IT. has been appointed
49, Ser tH- niTeu NOrsted J0Oiing
~ a. -. - BrooTne street. with q
- Of $3.50 The assets were about
>e.-le.snJa-~ petition against Hai.maE
-...1---- maker Of Cioaks and suits az \
T-s1Sl sG street ur Euauth, N2cEod &
g. s-iG t-o other creditors. win claims
sseFsat.-g Ss55 s.. Preferential payment
,.l,s.s Ntl.e lEsOlve-t are alleged II the
s---oh- The assets We're $4,000.
l. l-1ia B. E0lCoTd. Of No. - BrCacW ay Q
Z s. ..el-n-ary petition, gave liabilities or
c..oog' un6ecured. with assets Of S27s 81 on
f,,S WITH The Coal anc Iron National
", Salauce q a fund Of 500 loaned by
{, g zs-l. 10 BE- used solely for the bene-
suS-L. J. Cottell- Incorporated me
3 to- owed William Otis Badger. Jr-.
on.s ~ william street. on = judgment
n. on October 13- 1858. on an agree
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept. f5--'--hs Commercial Bl,lI.ti-'s
vii say OF the wool market Saturday:
The feature OF a comparatively quiet rla-ks+
IL tAs purchase for export % EEgla % terrt-
tory. Australian merinOs and cress-brss4s. Not
since the disastrous attempt or a Boston nsr-
chant several years u market American
wool abroad has domestic wool been taken
for English consumption
Manufacturers are still conservative
ever in regard bUyiUg wool on speculation and
they continue "a conti1e their 1UrCh aseS 70 act
ual needs owing 70 the unsatisfactory state of
the goods market and the uncertainty OF the
Political situation Prices, however. are being
ma intained
The shipments of wool from Boston 20 -
tensber 10 inclusive were 49, 2;SS go oo011n
against lS3. 81 166 Tor tire tine last vs4P.
Ths receipts to September 10 Inclusive were
215 59i.So5 pounds aga.nst 3aS,Io215s - -
same period last year..