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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-18
FORFEITURE TAKEN
In MURDER CASE

Linevlle, July 17.-(Special.)-Joe Smith
charged with murder, failed to appear
at court Saturday to answer to the charge
when the case was called and forfeit
ture was taken against him and his
bondsmen.
About three years ago he had diff
Guilty with his father-in-law, which re-
suited in the death of the latter.
He was convicted in the county court
about a year ago and sentenced to the
penitentiary for term of five years and
served about seven months of said term
when he was granted new hearing by
the supreme court.
His bond was fixed at $1,000, which was
made by his relatives.
He is charged with larceny also.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-18

Chicago, July 17.-Mrs. Emma Deufex.
who was shot by Charles w. Rigdon ir
the office of John C. Fetzger last Friday
afternoon, still remains in a critical con-
dition in local hospital. Until she re-
covers sufficiently to be able to account
for the shooting the authorities have lit
tie hope of learning the motive of Rig
don. Miss Mary Wilson, young woman
who was with Mrs Deufex at the time of
the shooting, and who Is detained at a
police station, still denies any knowledge
of motive.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-18
Heavy Rain at Athens

Athens, July 17-(Special.) -Sunday
morning brought one of the most
drenching rains that have fallen here
this summer. 1t was almost a water
spout. The farmers have had one week
of sunshine In the past six, in which
they have succeeded in getting their
crops partially cleaned, but the cotton
is growing and corn is more promising
than ever known in the county
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-18
News Of Ensley

A large and representative audience was
present Yesterday afternoon at the Ems
lev opera house to hear the address OF
Judge w. A. Covington of Georgia. VINO
spoke on Civic righteousness
Owing to the absence from the city OF
DR.. r. M. Cunningham, who was to have
presided, the Rev. L. A. Reagor Of
ficated.
The singing was exceptionally good and
was under the efficient direction Of Pror
Stephen Allsopp.
DR.. Reagor introduced the speaker who
expressed his pleasure again to meet
his friends in the Steel City. His address
was an able and earnest effort, and a plea
for righteousness in all its forms. The
eloquent Georgian held the attention OF
his hearers throughout his entire talk,
and at the conclusion many congratula-
tions were extended to the distinguished
speaker.
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steamer Grounded Ar.,r

Yokohama, July 1.-THE Pacific mail
steamer Mongolia, from Hongkong to San
Francisco, which ran ashore yesterday
off Shtmoda and was relocated without
damage, has gone aground again.
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shrine Is Set Up

New York, July 1.-THE annual No
vena Of st. Ann. nine-days' exhibition
of a relic of the saint brought here In
1892 from the church of Ste. Marie de
Beaupre, in Canada. began here today at
the Roman Catholic church Of st. Jean
the Baptist. Hundreds OF sick or Grip
pied pilgrims and others bearing sick
children came from all parts OF the coun-
try for the novena. The shrine of. St.
Ann is thanked on either side by cases of
crutches cast aside by those who walked
after touching the relic.
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An Exclusive Inn, Asheville, N. G.
NEW ARLINGTON HOTEL

Only first class Resort Hotel in this
charming resort Magnificent new
English Grill dining room conducted at
popular prices on the European plan. A
new and up-to date departure in the
Great Lakes Resort World. Hotel opens
July 6. For rates apply to 5. IL Peek,
PetOskey, Mich.
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Hurt In Auto Accident

Havre. July 17-Max Roensch Of Waco,
Tex, was seriously injured In an auto
mobile accident here today. His jawbone
was fractured and he suffered other in
juries. The man was placed In st. Ro-
main hospital.
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Commercial Treaties Expire

Toxic, July 17.-Notices of the termina-
ton of commercial treaties one year
hence have been dispatched to European
countries including Great Britain.
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develop this industry In the hill Sec
ton that surrounds the sandy vegetable
section. e
One of the largest strawberry farms
IN middle Alabama has just been planted
about one mile east of Cuba by Frank
Holman He has 70 acres in one body.
The plants were put out this year and
will bear the first crop next year. Straw
berry growing has been tried here and
has proven a success. The plants on this
farm are in fine condition and will yield
a. most profitable crop next year under
fair conditions.
Forty Acre Farms
The average farm in the Cuba section
is 40 acres and most of Ine labor Is done
by the owners and the members of their
Immediate families.
This Is in striking contrast to the
large cotton plantations in most sections
of this and adjoining counties compris-
ing thousands of acres and which are
worked by negro labor.
The difference In productiveness and
preservation of fertility is most striking
These small farms are being constantly
improved while the majority of the
larger plantations are gradually decreas-
ing in productiveness. ais
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Interment of w. J. Cusicl<

The funeral of w. J. Cusick took place
yesterday at o'clock from St. Anthony S
Catholic church.
The church was filled with the friends
of the deceased and family who assem-
bled to pay the last tribute of respect to
his memory and to sympathize with his
stricken family.
The Rev. Father McQuillen preached
an appropriate sermon. Many beautiful
floral designs were laid on the bier The
interment was made at Pratt City.
Much sympathy was expressed for the
widow and 12-year-old daughter in their
irreparable loss
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EnsIey Personals

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas L. West left yes
terday for New York and other points
north.
The Rev. Mr. Greenhouse of Louisville
has declined cali to the Baptist church
at Ensley, having accepted a previous
call. DR.. B. F. Riley will continue to
officiate until the vacancy is filled.
Mrs. W. T. Palmer and children left
yesterday for Cleveland, O., where they
will visit relatives.
Miss Carrie Lou McEachern and Mr..
Joe WEIGH were married yesterday at
Bessemer.
The chapter of the Eastern Star meets
tonight at the Masonic hall on Nine
teenth street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-18

even my wife. May you be forgiven az
have tried to forgive you tonight
goodbye"
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Preliminary Trial Set

Athens, July 17.-(special.) 1.-THE prelim-
mary trial of George Black, who shot and
killed Charles Hardy, has been set for
Tuesday and will be heard before JUS
tice Turrentine. He has employed able
counsel, and the fight will be a hard one.
His defense will be self-defense, 1t is I'M
derstood.
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Delightful Outings
Ten-day excursions to Cumberland and
ST. Simon Islands via A. B. & A. Tickets
on sale Saturdays. 6-l6-th-mo-tf
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
TRUSTEE SELLS COLLATERAL
Stock and Bonds of Southern Com
panies Bring Small Prices

Default having been made on the inter
est Of the first mortgage collateral trust
per cent bonds of the Southern Electric
securities Company. the trustee. the
hnlckerbocker Trust Company. ordered
sold yesterday the following securities Of
controlled companies $4,000 being OBJ
tanned for the lot: SI00,0 600 first mortgage
bonds and 5000 shares of stock of
the Beaumont Traction COMPANY. Of
Texas: S266,000 first mortgage bonds of
the Southern Light and Traction COMPANY.
$4,000 first mortgage bonds and 800
shares Of stock Of the Jennings Electric
Light and Power Company. and $50 600
frst mortgage bonds and 3.750 shares Of
stock Of the Ticksburs Railway and Light
Company
The sum Of S45 was realized at the
auction sale for stocks OF the total par
value Of s106,0oo as follows: 375 shares
each Of common and preferred stock Of the
Peach Bottom Slate Manufacturing Com
pany. $50 shares Of Pullman Automatic
Fentilator Manufacturing Company pre-
ferred-, and $50 preferred and so common
stock Of the American silk Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
Fur MORE CHINESE TRADE
Dr. Gilbert Reid Tells of the
Chances for Emar;,.ns

Al Nne 1nlrty-seventh annual meeting OF
'ne Board OF Trade and TRANSFORMATION
yesterday afternoon at No 9oe r5-oa6vva,,
a resolution was adopted approving the OBJ
Jo0'S o the monetary conference and dele
gates were appointed TO attend.
Inc board also voted in favor Of re-
tanning the Eleventh avenue track connec-
Aiols with the St Johns Park railway
terminal It was pointed out that If the
tracks were discontinued q great loss of
business would result
Dr. Gilbert Reid. OF the International In
stltute OF China made an address on Pres
enI Trade Conditions in China. - IN the
course OF which he urged American bust
ness men 10 take steps to win the Oriental
Uaoe. Dr. Reid said, in part:
our business men of the Atlantic C,oss+
are being left behind by business man of
the Pacihc Coast in the interest which is
being taken in the trade development Of
China Our government is more keen on
having friendly and influential partici-
paIlon IN the development Of China than
our merchants. It would be good patriot
Ism on our part, as well as good business
if our great business men wou1d study moro
carefully the conditions as they are. the
olf1culties that stand in the way and the
best methods TO be used for winning out
in competition.
Inis Is no tine for our business men
10 he pessimistic, when as never before we
have the backing Of the American rovern-
ment
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
LIABILITY or CARRIERS
Hepburn Rate Law Controversy
Before Supreme Court.

Washington. oct Ie.-The validity Of the
to--aIec "Ca-uack amendment 10 the
Hepburn rare law cT 1906 was before the
Supreme Court Of the United States for
I-gun=1- to-day This amendment makes
ile initial carrier of interstate commerce
-anle Tor damages N transportation not
onF On t-s own but o. connecting lines.
-se contest is probably the greatest Of all
II Legal Controversies which have arisen
OF CT ne passage Of the Hepburn rate law.
-ae story Of Pigs Is Pigs was referred
Z 1y counsel for the government IN de-
tsnoe q -Le amendment The delay IN the
transportation OF guinea pigs until al last
i required the attention Of al the officials
G ne road 10 care for the descendants OF
Ie Original consignment was used 10 Illus
Ca-s The need for legislation making Il
t2sler Tor I-e shipper 70 recover for the
-oss q his property or damages 10 l.
NE argument for the government was
la1e cy william :. Kenyon, assistant 10
Is attorney General He said that the
4ssisistlOn was something Of an innovation.
~ s1de1 t-at this was the day Of innova-
ions n the regulation OF interstate COM
Esroe
s1cgs !. P Lamar, OF Atlanta. counsel
90 Tie Atlantic Coast Line, and c. II.
--oor-na-, of the Louisville & Nashville,
attacked -1e law
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

'~lge HoUgh has appointed Hamilton
.'o-l receiver IN bankruptcy for the Lady
t'aTe conDa>y. manufacturers Of dresses
&C waists ~ 40. Us West 25d street,
VIZ bond 0f s. GO and authorized him
eoHrEUe business ten days and 70 re-
.'slzsn ths stock If necessary Liabilities
Sie $4,000 and assets s35.000
'-ose Holt has appointed Charles p
,,-'@iand receiver IN bankruptcy for the
-" York Galloway and Engineering
,'iapsny, OF 10. - West street. with q
.'ai q 5000. and authorized him 10 con-
s--1F business ten days. The assets are
NV IN outstanding accounts. as the com
sl sc--l 1ss also some contracts nearing
lose l;olt has confirmed q composition
tia-larn GgssOW, manuIactLfel oL
So 3 muslin underwear a. No. 455
CO. street. with his creditors az 50
l-s on ihe dollar A petition In bank
5-f-'g Was filed against him on Augu
$50 sad liabilities were reported to be
saege Holt has dismissed a petition in
L-fi--l -plcF nlec on August - against
~ - = rrleoman- who DID business a.
l-ri,.--y - var Waist Company At No. ~
rs~.1-sL Sly Place. on settlement al %
fo-,,e On ne dollar Liabilities were re
F-t"c 10 be $500
Lar hpr mas dismissed q petition "a
49, -ilE5 Llel or October TO, l5ys
- Hattie j. DidimCise. formerly q
FS- az The claims fled by creditors
fror- rand has granted q DISCHARGE
& Dalnflpfcy 10 Samuel Rubin, dealer
pb,s-"eifF a 40. go BoWery, against
or q petition II bankruptcy was nled
eH He~e1aDer 6, 1857 Liabilities were
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. oct. e-CATTLE-Recefpts. q. 009i
weak: bseves. 81 61sqST So Texas steers. SS 40
feeders. 81 25GS5 90, cows and hei1ers. 3 -SR
S. 4O- calves 81 f5GSIO. HOGS-ReceIPlsl -
OOD. weak. IOc lower than early light. s. l5y
81 so mixed 3 a0gSs 40. heavy - ~ {Ss az; -;
81 Is. pigs S. 35GS9 10; bulk of sales. - +og
$ eJ. SHEEP-Recetp-s. 10000. steady; native,
s. 500s4 50, Western. s. 2t5gS3 = ySarLInss' yls
81 3OQS5 80. lambs. native. s. sO4cS4 10 WESTERN
F-as- RU4YaIo. Oct 19-CATTLE-Recetpts
600, dull: prime steers. $79ST 25- NEsALss-Res-
3 tsO. active and 15620C higher heavy. mixed
Workers. and pigs. 50 60GS9 20, rous1s. - l9Q
IS 10 dairiss 50 4OGS9 10. SHEEP AND
LAAIBS-Rsceipts. 4.6Do1 active; snsep stsa1ys
lambs 1CQ15c higher. closing slow and l0weTs
lambs. So 50GS7 10. few s. - -.
Cincinnati. Oct. 19-CATTLE-Heceipts 4zSs
mon. SedS8 IS. HOGS-Reeeipts 2.36S steady.
5GIOc lower. butchers and shippers. 50 SOgSs 4Os
common. SfGSg SHEEP-ReCsi pts. 424. slow.
1OGs15c lower. az sass TS5 lambs slow i0dslSo
kansas CITY. OCT. 19-CATTI.E-Receipts
Is 600 incIudina, .2OO southerns. steers steady
beef and export steers 81 15GS7 So fair %
good 81 90GS6 -. Western. S4dS6. su0c1ers and
feeders So 5OdS5 20. Southern. S3 l5Gs5. South
ern cows, 81 T5gS4 :: native, s2 ooe>4 %; heif-
ass HOG+Recsipts. T.Ot0. steady loc
higher: bulk ef sales. S94S9 80 heavy. SSfS9 -:
packers and butchers. 50 15QS 90. light So 2e9
50 80. SHEEP Receipts l5.coe; sready %
strong: lambs. IS T5Gs6 70: yearIinss. S4 400
s. -; wethers, s4gS4 81; ewes. 81 50gs4; stock
ers and feeders. 81 T5GS4 81.
light; choice. So 1887 10; prime, 81 4l8S6 s5s
veal calves. 50 5OGSt0. SHEEP-Higher: supply
ight. prime wethers. 81 15dS4 35. culls and com
mon. s2GS3; lambs. 81 50'9S6 IS HOGS-Re-
ce5pts 10 double decks active. prime heaviess
60 6OdSP IS: mediums. heavy YCrksrs. light YORK.
ers and pigs. s. 75aSe 80. roughs. Ss9Ss 50.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

>-.-..u,sa- o,uysrs- option TO doublsl at 60 25c.
5 -rosed strong: spot. f169; futures 1856
ESn Ouiet; 4 40I4-4jc New York. 4. .2Jq4 3yc
10 = louis London. spot. ff3 IS SPELTF7R
o7t I7s,-,. X 5Of95 60c New York 8 545d5-50c East
:. T o-,its London, spot. E24 IRON-Cfeveland
1's--ents 4es 7lsd in London. Local quiet: No
! 11Tndrr Northern. No Southern and No
sontSsrn soft SIS T59S16 %: No foundry
Northern. Sf5 c5G$15 40 No change IN pig iron
e,ToI.sSEs AND sYRUPs-sready. but
5tiiet and unchanged
1NayAI STOREs-Spfrfts turpeutiue higher.
E1cf- sreodv. but quiet ard unchanged Tar
drT ar unchanged prices. SPIRITS TCRPEN-
TTN-E, machine bbIs. SOC. TAR, 7G1.50c.
T7OST<-C Common 20 good strained 630G6. 4tc;
= exc D. g. roc: E. 8. .T5c: F, 8 soc. @. 6.S5c;
IT q 05c. / Z fOc: K. 1900: NJ T.4Oc. n. 7.50c;
": ": q : Is: W ". 7.75c.
on 81 fnseed oil unchanged. Refined Pc
4rcienr1 IN steady demand az recent prices.
COTTONsFED OII-DemoraIized. owing 20
4he failure OF a commission house hesvily long
~ October oil. There has been a nervous feeling
IN TIVE market regarding October. which has been
-,,tin- 100 points over November on the assur-p-
zion that there outstanding short In
taresr and that sufficient oil could not be got
bere in time for delivery. When the assignment
vas announced a large amount OF oil was thrown
On the market and prices for October crUnbled
rsntdlv losing over loo points. Late months
we're also Influenced by the Liquidation and easier
prfces for crude AT the close October was 94c.
1-hfIe other positions showed declines or IA 10
Is points. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
PRODUCE FIRM SUsPENDs
Whitman Brothers, Cottonseed Oil
Dealers, Yield to Bear Attack.

The Suspension Of Whitman Brothers
dealers IN cottonseed oil products, with
Offices in the Produce Exchange Building,
was announced on the floor Of the Produce
Exchange yesterday afternoon.
According 10 q member Of the firm il has
been supporting the market in cottonseed
OF and was long several thousand barrels
Of the October option. which il was carry
ing on margin The firm, he said, had
succeeded in running the price OF the
prcduct I'D 81 & barrel in the last few
weeks, but yesterday afternoon there was
e concerted hear attack which broke
the price Of October more than 100 points.
or over 81 a barrel. and as a result the
firm. was unable to meet its contracts.
None OF the firms customers, he added.
would lose q cent By the suspension He
was unable 10 give the amount Of the la
bilities- The firm has been established for
sixty years.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool oct 1e-WHEATmsPSo. Tsca5Ssr dull p "a
,G. zs asa CORN-Spot steady. American
mixed IS lid Futpres d dq5I qPFAs@Gahagdiaa 99ang 4s
-. = TI0ITR-Winter patents, 3O6. HOPS
i9 London tPacinc Coast; E3 lQsqt4 os BEEF
IA E.t-a india mess 1875 Sd. PORK-Prime mess.
49,, IT3s Cd HAMS-Short cut, 83s
RAC0NL4 Cumberland cut 73s; clear bellies. f4s.
I~-'s clear rniddiss light. 1es heavy ISs snort
Iasr ,Ias bac,s SIS HOULDERS-Square. II 20
"a N sse LARD-Prime Western uerces 65s
y, 40, ,SSrtcan refined, pals 6is 3D. CHEESE
.,s5is "a finest white new. 55s Sd eoiored. SOS
1T-PPE, ,SsTfN Fl-Gpirits bSs. ROSIN-Gommon
iti ~ -E-rr70f 20, rSI'M-Refinsd IA, LINSEED
~, 10, a. al CoTTONsEED OIL~-Hull refined
spot. ais Ard. TAILoW-AustTaiian IN Lon
London oct 1e-su@GARs-Rav,. ca - centrifugal Gi,I
a aDs o1 ~ TTSSEED-CalcuttH, April-Iune, 63s
I6ibs LINsEED OIL ass % SPERM OIL,
go pprTROI. I7M-Ameriean refined, lb-l6d
sn1rtts "a TURPENTINE-Spirits, 05s cd
FPsN1ts;fIN-Anlerican. strained lbs lad; fine.
i0s antwerp. 1ti oct le.-PETRoLEUM. 10 francs 80
centimes.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
IRON AND STEEL TRADE.


Some encouragement for the iron trade
comes from Chicago. An important w est
ern railroad company, which suspended
specifications last summer on Z3,.V0 tons, o.
rails that had been bought Tor dellNeLy lIlS
wear. has now ordered shipment of these
rails as we'll as of track supplies Whch
had also been held up. An Eastern Ialio
road company is in the market Tor 3O'sV
tons of rails for prompt delivery. 1t IS
firmly believed in that city that the raj
road companies VIII be perTn1Lte 10 ndAo
AZ least q slight advance in freight rates
and that this is the reason for the lOoSen-
ing up Of railroad purchases. Prominent
r. ilroad officials have advised steel manu-
facturers in the last week thaI a fnuCl
more liberal policy in placing orders toT
equipment is TO be expected after me elec-
ton next month, especially II financial con
diti0-S become easier.
While raporrs from various sections Of
the country show some increase IN business
in al lines of finished products, with trans
actions now being ConSumInaJed thal couIu
not have been done a few weeks ago, the
situation at PittSburg appears not TO nave
improved. In that centre new orders ana
s47eCifra lions on contracts for wire prod
ucts wrought pipe and sheets snow i
slight gain for this month over the cor
responding period in september, but other
branches of finished products are quiet,
with naturally some feeling or dlScouIa age
ment. The market on steel hllletS al Pits
burg continues weak Demand Tor pig IRON
is snasmofiic. Orders for fairly heavy guam
titles have been placed by quite a nuInoeI
Of r7anufaor11rerS of cast iron pipe, and
e., +ts-a5 sales have heen made 10 other
consuming interests in the several trade
centres No general buying movement,
however, has developed in pig iron
orders for structural material are below
expectatiOns, but great deal Of work Is
IN sight. both in the East and West, so
that rha trade Is hopeful. The contract
rIaced hv the United States government
with the Ia0kawanna Steel Company Tor
Oa0 tons of steel piling 70 be used in max
ing the Golfer dam for raising the Name IN
the harbor of Havana is the second largest
order ever placed for steel pilinS-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
FoResEEs COTTON BILLS PACT.

Sir Edward H Holden sailed on the
LUsitania yesterday 70 consult with his
European colleagues OF the cotton bills
Of lading question. He Il pleased with the
conference which has taken place here,
and is SATISFIED that the wishes OF the
European bankers viii be met either by
the guarantee Of a new guarantee com
rany or Of the combined surety com
panies Sir Edward has accomplished a
great deal by getting the charges for a
guarantee reduced from . cents bale
to six cents a bale. He believes
that the proposal Of the combined surety
companies VIII be accepted by the
European bankers. in which case no new
guarantee company would be formed, he
says
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
RAILROAD EARNINuo'
ANN ARBOh

ANN ARBoR
1910 e-.c lsCe- 90 9os
ID week in Oct S4T. 22S S3oS09 ~ 80
July Loot. II. 5S4, D.
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
% week in Oct s34I. 500 sS0e'SS $50 300 300
July Loot IA 4,285.7O0 S'o-o'-Vo -'o''''OV
DETROIT & MACklNAC.
ID week in Oct. so 9s4 ssee IN aus SOS
July 1-Oct. II. 362, $50 OOo'
GRAND TRUNK
2d week in Oct sa35s1 sgI4ss9 - zoe 20
July I-Oct IA. 13,016622 15'lo''1os -~'o'o'oh'
louisville & NASHVILLE.
ID week in Oct s11o7215 81 08I sesa 3D. 'SS S5e
July 1-Oct. IL Is 43s III 14'5S-%'% G'--".soo
MISSOURI PACIFIC
ad week in Oct. st.142oo0 sI.oe6 900 seio 600
July I-Oct IA 1870 1o4 15,4ls''iS lS'tos-%'4
SOUTHERN
Number Of miles 1000 IUo
od week in Oct 81 2e4 437 81. 2Ss o54 ~ log. III
July I-Oct IA. 17.221. 443 1SS3S,2oo l4essooI
HAVANA ELECTRIC.
wk end Oct. I6 s53.T10 S3I.s6s sS3 500
Jan Loot 10. I.T02.3s 1,oso,sS6 l5oIsO9
ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC
1st w'k in Oct. s4s.s6e ss3'siS s43 90
July I-Oct. T. 7O2.O12 64s,s+2 $Is26s
CRossTOwN RAILWAY OF BUFFALO.
1910 1903. Increase.
sO,-,- 7a5 T,,-,a
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Oct I9.-Selling here, alleged - -
f1r Argentine customers. hit the wheat nlarzee
In the last half hour ard prices closed unchanged
to as6tsc lower than last night with ths tone
weak. Corn. ou the contrary. showed a net
advance OF iSGlsc- Oats finished unchanged %
Isc up Latest figures for hog products varied
from 22igc gain % The decline During rhs
greater part of the day IN the wheat pit sanri-
nsnr was more IN favor u a rally than az any
time in the las- week two There was 10
aggressive buying. however. although the mar
ker had support from strength in corn and from
evpOrr sales cf -four. one reason was thaE
oai~ial figures gave the Argentine wheat growth
as 600 O00 more than last year crop
a1vfcss too. from that country were bsartsl
and r7IulOrs OF export sales from Winnipeg
r,rrve1 rlrfOtI1Iad Furthermore. cash wheat
demand here slowed down. and stocks on hand
az Minneapolis exhibited a Big Increase On ths
0rbe- hand Duluth shipments % an co bushels
received some attention. and 80 did complaints
os Hessiau fly f. parts Or Illinois Range cr
prices