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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
COURT CLERK GIVES UP JOB
Action for Removal of Wilson
Undecided When He Resigns.

Heman B. Wilson. clerk Of the It'll Dis
trjct NT7nicinaI Court. No. 70 Manhattan
avenue. handed in his resignation yester-
day, to take effect at once On February J
Raymond B. Fosdicl, Commissioner of Ac-
counts, made an examination of wilson's
accounts. and he reported to the Mayor
that there was at that time an apparent
discrenancv between the amount of the
trus. funds that should have been in the
bank and the amount Of money actually 10
the credit Of the account
The renor- OF Commissioner Fosdick was
sent N the District Attorney. but the grand
Jury failed 10 take any action. Then pro-
ceeding was begun for the removal Of Mr..
Wilson by the Appellate Division
The case was sent 70 ex-Justice Glider
sleeve, as referee. Wilson'S resignation was
handed in 10 him yesterday Assistant Cor
nora+ior Counsel Dudley Field Malone rep
resented the city in the action Mr. Wilson
vas represented by julius NJ. Mayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
n TRY BIG LAND CASE
c,nreme Court viii Review De-
risiOn Affecting Vast Holdings.
THREE STATES CONCERNED
psbearing in Missouri River
Rate Cases Refused by
the Court.

.--o, Oct 7T.-Ilards IN Colorado.
- s-d Nebraska. valued al millions
s,rs-s. viii be the stake for which
o,-..5s snd individuals in the first
- state VII contest before the SUI
Inc court
-s.+ tribunal to-day decided TO review
e-si-r Of tie Circuit Court Of Appeals
-sa Sth Circuit. which supported the
a..-+5o- Of the Union Pacific Railroad
- that SIS right OF way through
:, ends Of Thomas Stuart and Charles
:. ,f--rsv should be 800 instead OF 100
=. v-s5e. The decision Of the Supreme
-, Is expected 70 establish 7 precedent
- xii have farreaching effect in the
80 stsres named
re SUIT ~ the government 70 recover
go an acre for about four thousand
IS q land in hossuth, Palo Alto and
-,,-kf-scn counties. Iowa, claimed 10 have
- ,srer-ed enormously TO the Chicago.
,rlvarIrae & St Paul Railway Company,
= decided to-day by the Supreme Court
-s--s United states in favor Of the rail
sDsi. -
- refused 10 review the conviction on
Gees Of land frauds IN Nebraska OF
-.--la-- Richards. win" q. Comstock.
,-.a-le= C.. Jameson and Aqullla Triplett.
-,,ss-5z and Comstock were sentenced 10
.----isoruenc for one year and Jameson
- --f-rett fer eight months, besides be
snE fne1
4 -ehea-irE Of the. Missouri River rate
,szsz was refused to-day by the supreme
cart n the United States As q result the
.,-sa- q the Interstate Commerce Com
Mission reducing the class rates between
mississippi River crossings and Missouri
p.rsr cities On freight originating at At
l---ic seaSoard points VIII 60 into effect
4 -ehea-inE in the so-calIed Denver rate
-,sa vas refused to-day by the Supreme
.c7r-- of the United States This action
All allow the order Of the Interstate Com
-,s--a Commission reducing freight rates
m class articles from Chicago and St
-oris n Denver 70 20 into effect.
TIE United States Supreme Court to-day
-efuseF a rehearinE in the Hertz-Wo0d-
-sn case. and thus the SQanish-American
-rs- tax on tnheritances from testators
--ro sfes in the year Immediately preceding
1-v Z 1902. becomes collectible.
IN accordance with a petition filed last
r--,r- the Supreme Court Of the United
-e-sfe- TODAY directed the Court OF Claims
= chow Cause why II should not distribute
~ 81 CO. aea Cherokee Indian fund IN &C
,orssnce with "a recent decision Of the Su-
,-s--s Co--- answer IS 10 be made on De-
r-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
RENDERERS ARE INDICTED
Charged with Agreement to Regulate
Prices and Distribute Business.

Boston. Oct 17.-Indictments alleging Tio-
latfon Of the interstate commerce laws were
returned by the grand jury In the United
States Circuit Court here to-day against
Horatio W Heath. Of Boston manager OF
the Consolidated Rendering Company, o.
Portland. Ne and Manchester, y. H, and
CYRUS s. HapEood. officer and manager Of
the New England Rendering Company.
Similar indictments were also returned
AGAINST Ferdinand Silzberger, OF New York,
and the John Resrdon & Sons Company. OF
Cambridge
The charges against Heath and Hapgooo
alleged that they were parties to an ar
rarC cement to regulate the prices TO he
raid for raw material, mainly the refuse
Of wholesale and retail meat shops. and u
distribute the business, while those against
I Slzberger and ReardCn & Sons declare
that they framed an agreement with the
/ Consolidated Rendering Company 70 buy
no raw material IN certain New England
cities IN which the Consolidated conducted
business The companies named, i is said.
4 are engaged in converting the trimmings
4 and refuse Of meat into oils and other
uerchantable products.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18

cember. 81. 1896 Soc. Sales, tons spot. at
e 45c- London firm: spot, fle4 3s; futures, tIls
LIS Cd LEAD-Quiet; 4.4O4450c New 1OrKs;
4-z3a430c East St. Louis. London, spot; so
Is Sd. SPELTER-Qulet; j.JOa5.6oc Me-" Ao TX
e.4eQ5 45c East St Louis. London, spot 10
lfs Cd. IRON-Cleveland warrants Avs "a IN
London Locally iron was quiet; NO 1 LouhuIy
Northern. No l foundry Southern and No touh-
dry Southern soft, SIS 75aSI6 -; No foundry
northern SO 50QS16. No change IN pig iron
certificates
MoLAsSES AND SYRTPS-Molasses vas
selling fairly we'll at full but unchanged
prices, while syrups were dun.
NAVAL ST0RES-spirits turpentine stesoy
but quiet and unchanged ROsin was nrul
with tar steady and unchanged,
OILS-Linseed unchanged. Refined petro-
Ieum in steady demand at recent prices
tOTfONSEED 0ITl-MOderately active cary
and nervous regarding October. About 5000 bbls
was rendered on the October deibery, bus Wa WINE
absorbed and prices for this position were reIa =
lively firm More liberal offerings OF crude az
reduced prices caused liquidation in the iaIe
months, but late in the day the tone was STEADY
and prices were points lower to points high
er. Local contract pr!Css.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.

rfvs-,oor Oct T-wHEAT-Spot and ut
, res duII- october. Is 2Ad, December, - osds
March 7s Gid CORN-Spot easy; AInerican
r1fxed As fOsi futures quiet January. "a 80
F7ep-,Iary A SD PEAS-Cansdlan. - FLCIEs
Winter patents. sos HOPS n LONDON tPacllo
fsTg 81 PORK-Prtrne nesss western LIS 90
TAMS-Shorr cut 63s Cd BACON-CunaoSI-
and cut 74s: long clear mtddlss- Hgnt. go
rssvv Tqs- short clear backs, SIS Sd clear oe,
les rs 3D. SHOULDERS-Squares Is 81
TARD-Prius Western. rierces. 6Ss &c. <Ans.E
ar refined pals, CAS- Cd CHEESE naSll5n
finest white. new. sos Cd; c0lorsc 9os " K
ROI.FNTM-Refned I'd LINSEED OIL
s6s Cd COTTONSEESD OILr-Hun refined spef.
SIS Ard TALLOW-AustraIian IN Lo1d0n' o.
London Oct lT.-RAW sUGtAE-CsnsT p e q. I,
los 81. uluscOvado 9s Sd BEET SCEAkS-Oo-
toSer o. sd CALCUTTA NsSEsE1l1Ar -tl-J NE,
60 I'D LINSEED Oils load SPERh
OTT-f31 PETROLsEsCT M-Auertcan rsIlllei.
: 1S1fd- SHIRTS 10 TCRPENTTNEs-Spfr1ts 58s
ga ROSIN-Amsrfcan strained. La I'D me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18

FLOUR AND MEAL-Quiet. with buyers
ow a. 70 Sc 59 nter IN trTPS9s
stF 92SS sies1 s. xa5S5 65 e9ra
Ka ms rstraights. 81 sO9$4 go RYE FLOUR
steady; fair TO good, S4QSi2 p; choice to
s44aSv. kiln dried. 50 90 BAG MEAL~-Quiet.
fine white and yellow 81 20 q 81 40: o eSi
81 8O@SI 30 FEED1WesteTn5 n, sPT Tn3 81 80, .
y -So2 So rad dog. SIS IS a SIS co. city bran.
sol bulk. So 30 sacks; middltng. So 90 q $50
red dog $50 so, homtny chop, "a oulh' 30 ~
SACKS. oilrneaI. S37 - a s8T 90.
PROVIsIONS-Moder active and lower
,,ntar selling by commission houses and a de-
Ciire OF 5IiO points IN the live hog market
Late in the session there was q Inoderate rally.
PORK-steady mess $2lqS2 49, 90 ,adnlS' g. 81
sI5 70. family. Sl9aSIe 30; packet. $40 50@SI7;
extra India mess S3lq$3l % Bt-f1r HANS
cons. 1sIEc: $50 n. 13lso: 100 n. 13+sc l40 10.
I3ssr. nigs 1850. CUT MEATS-Plckled bel
lies smoking 1sc; 10 n ile II 70 10 Dc "a ~
ritv 73sc. country. 7Ss8s3se. LARD-Easy
Middle West Il. 70Gl2- soc; city. barely steady.
iai+GTf2 ssc. Refined steady; South America, lie:
t,,-+t,enf n zoe. Brazil, kegs 1bc Compound
h-s1r steady i0A gI0l4c. SrEAKlNE-Quiet:
cleo. 12lkc: city lard l4c -, ,.,
shaded 3 points. and orders Were taken a
1 soc net less ] per cent cash by me red
a. IttLd IoW,er with October quoted at 9s
"a November, 9s 5is d. and May. 9s ID Raw
here dull and nominal WIN s6 ,s, ga og
,,,eI.szsz suear 80 test. 315c. II is believed
,Iot Java sugars could be sold at price
eqa ,,1c. 10 -sfeadY' but rather quiet
METAIs-COPPER-- Standard firm spot
an@ october. u 4oa12 6oc; November. 242'sG
20 cor, December II h012 62lac: January
/ - s5i- Si12 7ahc. London firm; spot. $50 SIS Cd
| futures f5s 6s Sd Lake copper. i2s7la q IS
,s Weak: spot. s6 35S6 45e. Ocfo-
Der s5 eo9as 20c; November. a475Ga5. 75o; De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18

. .1 ARE, are sarah A Ray. $4,000. loans, and
49,, - N5erIrlah Exchange Bank. Sc $50. part Sc
STeorSe W Korn. a life insurance broker,
OF No 30 West End avenue. has filed
~ Su ~ IN bankruptcy, with liabilities or
,o MAX Ak MlIlnan. jewelry salesman. Of No.
81, LAST list street, has filed petition in
"a s Iup1cy' with liabilities OF S16S56 and
a.. az assets. Il Is said that Mr. NillTnan
nee nleo petition in bankruptcy in November,
IsVL ana received a discharge on January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
81 soasa Is, ewes. saas4 y: sheep.


Sass 80 - -.
kansas City. Oct 17-CATTIsE-
p 600 Including Z 900 S0uthernss MARKET steady
cows strong. top quarantine, 81 30. dressed beer
and EXPORT steers S. 5Os.S7 -. fair 20 good. $50
So %: western steers. s. 1896 50; stockers ard
feeders Sc 5OdSJ 30. Southern steers. s+SoV
81 30: southern cows. s. 75aS4; nativs cows.
81 75asf 50: native heifsrs, 50 I5gSS -: bulls.
50 15GS4 .: calves. "a sOGSs- HCGS-Isecsipts
1000: market steady % Zoe higher bulk o
sales, IS sO0S9: heavy. IS 650SS S6; packers and
butchers IS sOasg; Light. IS 9OQSS o. SHEEP
Receipts g. 900: sheep steady lambs l9eEz2o
lower at s. 507s6 so; yearlinzs 81 IS0SS y:
wsthers. s49S4 so: ewes. 50 5OGS4s stockers and
Cinciu1aff. Oct IT-CATTIE-R.cefpts. zs4ss
1OG25c lower fair to good shippers. 8 IO9S6 5:
common s. 25aS3 so. HOGS-ReceiDts. 2Oots
5a1Oc higher: butchers and shippers. 50 15aSs =:
common. SGGSS s.. SHEEP-Receipts. Isb5i 10
G15c lower at S2Gs3 70. lambs slow. 1O9-So
lower at 81 JOGs6 ~.
Pittsburg Oct T.-CATTLE--Slows supply.
rs loads. choice. So T5G 81 10; prime. 80 &90
s. 70 VEAL. CALVES. 50 50DS10. SHEEP
Slow. supply. 80 double decks, primo wetners,
81 I00S4 30: culls and common. "a 80
double decks: prime heavfes. go seess 30
medium. 50 A.. heavy Workers.. - %. llgnL
50 40. pigs. 50 % q 50 40; roughs. $50 So 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
INJUNCTION AGAINST BROKERS
Court Restraints Members Of Scheftels
< Co. from Removing Property.

Boston. oct T.-An injunction restrain
II -re individual members OF the broker
axe firm OF 3. i. Scheftels & Co, recently
-si6ed hy the federal authorities from re
--c--r-. transferring or Withdrawing any
a Tie property Of the 1rn IL this state
vaz issued ly Judge Pierce, IN the 5u-
re-o- Court. today. This action was taken
O. a bill IN equity brought by Forrest O.
Howard and Other creditors. BankTuptcy
rroceedi-zs have been instituted against
;-e FRI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
FRENCH TARIFF IN ENGLISH
Bureau Of Manufacturers Present It II
Pamphlet Form.

Warrington. oct IA complete ediuon
sn English IF the new French tariff has
,esr prepared by the Bureau OF Manu-
ss-+r-ss. Besides presenting the tariff
rates American money and weights, as
--tI as RE French units. the book FUR
1lshes much practical Information concern
M customs fOr-ullltles-
TIE rav French tariff law readjUsted the
Duties on about as many commodities as
f5 The payre-A-drich bill in the United
States. Between 1872 end 1915 the French
,eses5 -rf-ry-eichr different tariff laws,
-.o~-h mona --lo- u 1910 attempted q, COM
-lete revision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
WANTS HIS CITY JOB BACK.

Justice Mccall granted to Peter J. Gar
vey, formerly q paymaster in the Depart
ment Of Finance, a writ OF mandamUs yes
terday. directing Controller Prendergast To
show cause why he should not reinstate him
in the job from which the Controller re-
moved him. Garvey, who was a Civil Ser
vice empIoye. said he could not be removed
except on charges and after hearing. He
alleged that he was dismissed for political
reasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
FINAL DIVIDEND ON FAILED BANK

washington, Oct 1.-THE Controller of
tie Currency has declared the fifth and
final dividend, 1o7 per cent, 10 the cred
itors Of the Farmers and Merchants Ma
tional Bank. at Mount Pleasant, Penn.
This makes a total payment of $42S, 635. or
sol per cent on the claims, amounting TO
S531. 031. The bank was placed IN receiver
shin on October %. 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
DROPS PIG IRON QUOTATIONS
Produce Exchange Takes Step IN view
q Dearth Of Transactions.

O. OEdLL4 u = oA-9S
TIE Ve-- York Produce Exchange an
sog-cs= Yesterday that II has discontinued
Quotations n mig iron prices 81 View OF the
- --s- no -ransacrious nave occurred II
.as- 5e-a--er- in a long time. Pig iron
s--ar-e were H-st listed on the Produce
IZC-arge about six years ago.
IN April 1901 trading was begun On the
E-c5uce Ezehan-e ir securities not listed
o. tire Kew York Stock Exchange, the FRO
6sce Exchange list comprising about l2o
f-IlinE stocks and % in5usrials. The new
cera--uen- never reached the stage o. &C
tTirE, and f0r a long time the only re-
corded -ran~acrons day 10y day were N the
f-ock Of the Branch Mint Mining and Mill
Ing Company. which corporation went into
feceiFe~srin several months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Oct 1T.-Rafns n Argentina ard an
unexpected large increase Of the visible supply
IN the United States and Canada gave lo1lS
downward swing 70 the wheat market to-sley-
The close was az a net loss Of &c % l7se,l ~
Latest figures for corn were &c 20 1Gl9 sc doWns
with oats or SdAc. Provisions finished a. ne
way from 12i5c Up 10 iT5sq2Oc dseiins- H@hss
OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
cLovERsEEO PRICES.

Toledo Oct -CLOvERsEED-Cash. g eof
October. IS 80: December. s. 60 Na-ch e so
ASK Prime So 10; October. So 10, Decena-
b. 500 TIMOTHY-Prims. s. TO- Octoosr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEAEANCEs

COTTON-EervOus and unsettled, ana AFTER
recovering q sharp early break weakened
again reaching the lowest level in the late
trading, and closing easy at a net decline OF
26T3O points. Selling heavy. Closing
prices were practically the lowest Of the day.
and Southern spot markets were unchanged to
a C lower. generally 4 a a c lower. tending
To confirm private advices reporting an easier
tendency in the interior. Exports were heavy,
and the export movement is expected 10 con-
tiuue heavy for the rest of this month, as II
IS believed there has been a rush 10 get cotton
on bills or Iading while foreign bankers viii
honor bills drawn according to the present
method. The failure Of Southern spot dealer
to meet obligations posted, but had
influence on trading Local contract prices:
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COLLATERAL Trust NOTES.
FURNISHED BY S7artwout e ADpenzsllar. No. -
Pine sc-sSr0

ACu-DE.
Name Maturity. Bio ASK ylel1
Am Cfgarr1 4 . c, Mch Is. 1911 s91s 100% . -
do 4 p C. 8Ich Is. 1919 -: - sSs s- -
BaIt e Ohio 4 p c. Mch 10. 1911 ~ = 10 80
do AZ c. June 1913 - - 80 - -
Reth steel Cor ? g Nov, 1913 So5S 3D. -
chic & Alt 3 p c. Mich u. 1slS 80 49, 80 %
Gin II & Day D c, July IsIS - - - - -
q @ & St L c. June. ls1L1O 1y7s -
u & II eqpts IA 2 c. July lS-%Iu IL ds -
F>rfe . c. Apr IS. 1911 -. Us 49, - ~,
Gen Rubber 41s c. July. 1919 - 80 49,
Hudson Cos . c. Oct 10. 1911 ~ ssSS77s . -
DO s . O, Feb. 1915 --.-.:..- y. 80 = -
Tnterbor r T s p c, May, ii:l0S 1Ozs -
kan c Ry & L ? c. Sept. 1sl2 sS+t 80
dC y = - Nch 19i5 - COS 92& ~.
Ninn & 81 L c, Feb. 1911 - 80 80 80
NO X < Tex 3 , c. Aug 1SlI-- SS7s Ss7s 10
y Y Central Lines equip . ? c. -, - -.
a.. n = Ian 19f1-'25- ...-.44s 64s hssLs
Ny \ II & II 5 p c 19l1-'1Z .lgg77 I0lz -
ST I, & 41s D c. FEB l9l2 20 80 SS
do 3 D C. Mch. 1913 .---..... p rs 80
Southern Rv c. Feo. 1910 80 49, -
r-idewarer Co . c. June, 1slS-lue-s 49os -
JTset Tel & T s D c. Feb. 1912 994s 994t $50
JV+houss z & NJ 8 p C. aug. f9121O0 10ol1 SEQ
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, October II. 1910
GRATN-WHEAT-Th market developed
decided weakness. and at the close was 3 q
11AC net lower There was moderate uptuFn
just at the opening, due to steady cables from
Liverpool. but bulls were not aggressive ana
the market gave way under renewed Iiqulda-
ton. The visible supply showed an increase
for the week of 8 264. coo bushels, which com
pared with a decrease last week OF 659OVo
and an increase q year ago Of 2.564.OOO- No
. red wheat here quoted 99c elevator and
99Lc afoat; No 1 Northern Duluth,
81 I64 o b ahoat CORN-Weak. closing at
a net decline Of 1c per bushel- The Missouri
state report says that the crop improves daily,
and many reports now claim so TO 80 bushels
an acre, against average for the state last
year Of 2T1 bushels. The visible supply
showed a decrease of 626, 600 bushels, against
a decrease of 619, 600 last week and an IN
crease of 57S. 900 last year. Export sales,
loads at outports. No corn here 90 = c,
elevator, domestic basis. to arrive, and 90 &c
afoat OATS-Weak, and at the close
prices were Z a. sc net lower. The visible
supply showed a decrease of So. 600, against
a decrease last week of 64 600 and an increase
last year Of 10000. Cash oats weak; stand,
ard white. Sec; No ., 3615c; No 3, 35H and
No +. 8414c. RYE-Steady; 10 ? Western.
s6I1c o New York BARLEY-Steady;
FLOUR-Quiet, So 80 per 100 ID. BUCK
WHEAT-Steady; American. CSC ! New
York; Canadian, 5712cr 1 New York for
eNnort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
nEM71RRAGE HEARING AT HUB
New Englanders Object to Reduction Of
Free Time TO IS Hours.

Boston. oct. l7-About two hundred llisr.
chants and manufacturers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
WABASH.

WABASH.
% week IN Oct. S647. 452 $Goa. 49, S548. 25s
July Loot IA 9O44. 1856 $500, lO3 1872. 266
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE
I4t week IN Oct S117.s39 S1I4.os2 S105. o15
July Loot. =. ! 81. I39 1.65S.5T2 1,522, "a
DETROIT UNITED.
1st week in Oct. s173.021 Sl51, 9s5 s130.453
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
lst week IN oct. s445. 9J3 S432, 32T
July Loot T. 5,O11.Sl5 4.flI,6l4 -
LONG ISLAND.
oper. revenue s.. 567. 137 $23t5.TTs s.. T51. o21
Oper. expenses. l,39S.DS6 l.oya,3Oo l.S52, 40S
Net oper. rev. s769.o5o s715.s74 ssas. 8l8
Net rev. from
other oper---- 2l5,5tI %4o'V-S -
Total net rev. 1900.
from oTsr. Sess,4@I $eoSs15 Sees6l3
Taxes accrued l5SsfuS -A''oJ o. 4b3
Oper. income. Ss4s.Ii9 SSs96!2 Ss92, $50
Non-op income 80, l0S lisa 53 $50
Gross income. s9la.s24 sLo521s sa55. $50
Total deduc. Z m -o-
gross income. 1881 t4o''"4 obo,f-o
Net corp. mo. S1G8.o93 $685. s289. 1I9
Credit
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE & CHICAGO.
1s ~se5 in Oct s5s s7 1856 81 SO .5 sssi
Decrease.
DENVER RIO GRANDE.
1910 1859
Second week Of October. $3.50, goo 500. 500
July ! 20 October l4---..-- ''494.-U f.pdo'uO
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COBALT STOCKS.

sC,,tipOls interchangeable. fhegistered- tCo'l--
Mons SRectstered and coupon
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished by ! Thomas Rsinhardt. 70. s.
Broad street New York and NO. % Devon
shire street. BOston-)
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DENVER & RIO GBANDE.
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by r l. Day * Co. No 81 Wall
efreetl
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/ ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
/ Ezsin. Oct fT.-Butter firm. &c: OUTPUT eSS'
/ 500 pounds
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MARKET.

New York. Ocober IT. 1910
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, FURNISHED BY Warren. GzowsAd & Co. No. "a
, Broad Srreet)
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-11-03

most part the tailor skirt Is without
,ther decking than that which would
DO made by the plated material and
few handsome buttons.
The materials used are manifold.
out interest has been revived in vel
ret, corduroy and velveteen, so very
likely there will be number of such
suits for the dressier wear, with the
Jacket trimmings suitably handsome.
Wool, smooth, rough lightweight and
heavy, is used for the everyday gar
ment, the many serges. cloths, mems
suitings and cheviot employed re-
spending admirably to touch of gay
er color on the Jacket. In fact, it is
quite the thing to have the suit mate
rial very somber and the coat touches
very gay, and so, with hat and other
accessories suitably smart, 1t Is pos
sible to get both dressy and practical
wear out of a well made tailor suit
of quite a simple nature.
In the illustration Is shown the
sort OF street gown that will be ap-
proved for misses. It has the we'll
bred restraint that is desirable for
young girls, and no matter how plain
the gowns, If they are fitted well, and
carefully finished. with proper acces-
series, they would be quite good
enough for dress ups.
MARY DEAN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-11-03
GERMAN PRINCE IN kits FROGS FROM THE CLOUDS

At the conclusion of an extraordi-
nar1ly violent thunderstorm the other
week, Mr.. Jack Ayre Of Temple Bot
tom, near Cruwys- Morchard, in Devon
shire, Eng, found long stretch of
road covered with thousands of frogs,
which, 1t is declared. cried like rab-
bits
Mr.. Ayr expresses the opinion that
the frogs came down from the sky,
and he is supported in this view by
another resident of the district, who
has experience of monsoons abroad.
This expert says that in the still
ness which precedes monsoons in trop-
ical regions all sorts of creeping
things come out of their hiding places.
They are often carried up into the air
by whirlwinds, and when the mon
soons break down they are deposited
again in transforms, as appears to
have been the case at Cruwys- Nor
chard.