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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-15

Low interest at last. Come
and see Maxson. the loan man.
Office att. M. Youngblood's, on
Main street. 10 If
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-15

Owing to sickness among several
members of the firm, Hammert &
Ayers are short of help in the store.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-15

Mrs. B. Burns, after visiting Mrs.
j. II. walker, has returned to her
home in Perth. Kansas.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-15

Mrs. j. w. Goebel returned from
Oklahoma City, Monday whore she
has been visiting Mrs. Ross Earheart.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-15

For first class seed corn, see
Fits Feed Store. $l.0O per
bushel. If
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-15

Miss Ethel Bartholomew returned
from a visit in Oklahoma City,
Monday.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-15

FOR SALE-A good team of
mares cheap, See DR.. Boyd.
24.6t
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-15

Rev. Stanley, of Hinton, was greet
ing friends in Anadarko Tuesday
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-15

Mrs Otto Neurenberger was a FIT.
''obb visitor, Monday
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-15

THE DEMOCRAT has the best equipped Job Department
any paper in Caddo County We guarantee every lob
give satisfaction Call and samples and get prices before
order your stationery Good stock first class Workmanship
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
RATE INCREASE SUSPENDED
Operation of Tariff Schedules
Extended Until January 5, 1911.

Washington, Sept. 2L-Suspension of in
creased tariff schedules filed recently by
forty railroads. operating in the West and
Southwestern territory, was ordered to-
day by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, the date OF operation being extended
until January 5, 1911 The commission
ordered a full hearing on complaints
against the proposed tariffs becoming ef-
lective. reserving announcement OF the
time and place for the hearing.
The commission ordered suspension for
the reason that from a consideration Of
the character and amount Of tGe advances
it appears that there is sufficient ground
for claiming that the said advances are un-
lawful and that the rates established by
the new schedules are unjust and unrea-
sonable-
The increases involved IN the order
issued to-day were filed within the last
month Similar action was taken some
time ago in relation to other increases Of
which notice had been given by the rail-
roads. Several railroads voluntarily sus-
pended proposed increase in order 10
facilitate action by the commission under
railroad legislation enacted by the last
session of Congress.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. septemher Il.

New York. September 81. 1910
HEETES-Reeeipts. IGo1h cars. 2.159
head. including 2T1z for the market:
making, with the stale cattle, 2sis cars on
sale. Choice steers with weight were rated
frn others were slow to a shade lower: bulls
barely steady; cows slow TO tribe lower;
the yards about cleared. Ordinary TO
choice steers sold at S5 SIS dsT 10 per 100 ID:
Qs4 rs; heifers and cows. mixed. s. 10
Dressed beef steady at Ga 12c for native sides:
SQgc Tor Texan beef No change In cables,
exports to-day. L450 quarters OF beef TO
London.
saIcs-McPherson & Co: 1s Ohio steers.
|. .o26 ID average. 81 10 per 100 IN; 1. 100 10.
IS 70. 10 Virginia. 1910 II, s. so; =. 1110 ID.
&G e5; IOSKentucky. 119S ID. So 40. 10. 114O ID.
So: 10 Ohio COWS. s15 ID. 81 80
J. shamberg 4 son; IS Vlrxinia steers
West Te Virginia. 1878 10. So 10: p. Iis4 ID.
= Sanders. 20 Virginia steers. 1895 10.
so 80; - 1882 70. So Is; q Pennsylvania.
1925 n. S. 20: 20 Westerns. loss 10. IS so. -.
1Ot6 ~. SO SIS; bull. 1880 ID. s. Is: Is vir-
SEQ H. s5 so; !. TSo U, 81 so
Newton 4 Co: 80 West Virginia steers.
1t32 ~ So Is. "a. Il3T 10. Sc: rs. 1123 To-
s5 70; 1 COW. 100 Ib. s4 70; 1. hoo ID. So 20:
Rerns Commission Co. - West virginia
steers. 1e23 ID. So. - Kentucky. 1886 10.
robin 2 shannon. 81 virginia steers. 1898
10, s. 81. bulls, 1873 III. 81 40; 1, Tso 10. 81:
1 COW 6DO 10. 81 3.
Andrew Mullen: - bulls sss 10 So 2
neirers Ts0 ID. 81 "a: = cows TO h So so. 2.
/ 1000 10 S3 20: l. 6a0 To- So 75: g. Si7 10. s. so;
/ o 7i5 III. So IS: I. 800 ID, s. rs
| u q. Curtis & Son: : bulls. 500 ID. 50 50: Z
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
INTER.-MET. DEFERS ACTION
No New Directors or Financial
Plan at Board Meeting.

The reports, widely circulated in Wall
Street on Tuesday, that important changes
were to be made in the directorate of the
Interborough Metropolitan Company. failed
of naturalization so far as yesterday s
meeting OF the board was concerned
President Shonts said yesterday that
only routine business was transacted and
that the names Of J. P. Morgan, jr..
George z. Baker and Frank A. Vanderlip,
who according TO the rumors in the fnan-
ciaI district. were TO be elected members
Of the board were not even mentioned at
the meeting.
Neither was anything done at yester-
days meeting in regard 70 new financing.
which report had II would take the form
of a s2OO00.O00 bond issue. The fact that
no action was taken in regard to these
matters by the directors yesterday does
not mean, according to the general belief
IN Wall Street, that they will not be acted
on. but simply that they have been de-
ferred for the time being.
So far as the election OF new directors
is concerned. action in that direction. 1t is
thought, may possibly be delayed until the
annual meeting of the stockholders on
January II.
Formal announcement of a new fnan-
cial plan, on the contrary. according to
the best information obtainable. is not
likely to be delayed more than a few
weeks.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
AMERICAN POTASH POSITION
Official Of Virginia-Carolina Company
Outlines Situation.
TFv Telegraph 70 The tribune.

Richmond. Va, Sept. 21--Following
-,ea+fnp of the various heads OF depart
rnerrs Of the Virginia-Carolina Cherni al
Company here yesterday. c. E Borden. head
OF the purchasing department Of the com
uanv. gave out the following statement last
night:
..As regards the potash syndicate in Ger
many. the situation is this: On May 10 last
the Reichstag passed law as 70 the
amount Of potash each mine could produce.
The result has been to avoid the penalty
for overproduction, and some sixty-flVe
mines engaged as a syndicate 10 DO the
business Of the world on a participation or
rercentage basis txed by the German gov
erument- Prior 10 the enactment OF the Ia"
contracts were entered into with Ameri-
cans only. whereby potash was 10 be fur
nisfed at cheap prices. very much below
the figures which previously prevailed
These contracts were made on July l.
7eea. and ran for two years, with the priVi-
lege Of q 1ve-year extension at a slight ao-
vance over the price in the two-year con-
,raot The contracts existing with the
Americans can be filed only by the Ameri-
cans paying the mines the penalty imposed
for o,-arfreduction as provided in the laws.
The holders Of these contracts felt that the
enforcement Of the new law passed suose-
auent TO the making Of the contracts was
violation OF the sacred law Of contracts as
known 20 Americans, and an appeal mas
been made to the United States government
10 ascertain II it is possible to have the
German government suspend the law az 41r
as Il shall apply TO the American contracts.
IN addition. the Americans have slgnlhed
..,ei- intention 70 avail themselves Of the
provisions Of the optional agreement Ger
rlanv signifies its purpose TO recognize me
rwo-year agreement and stop. The STATE
Department has taken the matter up Win
the German government and an agent mas
been sent TO Berlin 10 see II a modification
Of the law is possible as il relates TO the eA-
listing contracts. These negotiations are be-
ing conducted through Ambassador Hill
Mr.. Borden did not refer 70 the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company as being inter-
es,ed. but always 10 the American con-
. tracts"
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
CONTRACTORS BILLS TO WAIT
Court Won't Order City Railway Re
ceiver to Pay S1,130,000.

Judge Lacombe. in the United States Cir
cult Court, denied yesterday the motion
of John D. Crimnnins and other contract
creditors Of the New York City Railway
Company asking that W. w. Ladd, the re-
ceiver, be ordered to pay the amounts OF
their claim amounting TO S.130OO0.
The court holds that it would be unsafe
to order such payments until other i'm
portant questions are disposed OF. These
are tort claims amounting to 81, ,s50,0OO for
personal injuries. the city of New York has
claims for taxes and percentages of earn
ings to the extent Of s4,500,000 and claims
for s9,O00.OOO penalties, while there are re-
ceivers certificates and claims for breach
OF contract by the Third Avenue. the Sec
ond Avenue and the Central Park. North
and East River Railway companies to be
considered.
To pay all these claims there is only
S5,500000, which the court authorized the re-
ceiver to accept as a compromise on the
claim Of S13,0OOO 600 against the Metropoli-
tan Securities Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept E.-CATTLE-Receipts.1 1000:
strong: beeves s4 S0GSS 3Os Texas steers, - 100
feeders. 81 3OGs5: cows and heiferz. So sass 50-
calves xTTS1O HCGS-Receipts, 5000; active
at decline: light S9GSs 30; mixed. s. 25Gss 90
heavy. IS I5QS9 -; rough. 50 15gSs 35; coed "a
5uIE SPso OF sales. IS 50e5ss 90 saEEP-RsceiDIs.
45. 900; market weak; natives. s. 69zS4 10 est
ern. So 2jGS4 40; ysarlings. 81 I9gS5 20: L2Tnos.
native 50 25GS7 25 Western. s. SOqS3 20 -
STEADY: fair 10 good shippers. So 1857 common
So 25dS3 So HOGS-Receipts. 1-6sIs steady
butchers and shippers. 50 40GeS9 40 common. rs
nSG 10. SHEEP-Receipts. 500; steacyt szg
Kansas CITY. sept 2--CATTLE-RecelptS-
II OOO. Including 1000 SOurherus; strong % i5c
higher; dressed beef and export steers. SIpSss
fair 10 good. IS 25Gs5 50: western - 0oetSI.
SO 75as5; Southern cows. s3q$4 .: native. 81 80
Gs5; heifsrs. SS 50GS7; bulls, s. 4OgS4 50 calves
sass 80 HOGS-ESeceiPJs. $3.50 lSgz2e s9Vsrs sr
bulk Of sales. IS sO9S9 .; heavy. ss T59sS oo:
hackers and butchers IS sCGS9 Is light. $50
SO 40 SHEEP-RsCetpts. 21,OOO; steady . IGc
lower: lambs, $6G$7: yeariings. s4 Iaqs9 9os
wethers. s4Gs4 60: ewes. So soSs4 10 stocAsrs
a''s- East Enrraios sept. 1-CATTLE-steady.
vEAIS=Receipts. 75. active and &c higher
ss 75GS1O To- HOGS-Recsipts. 2 400; fairly ac-
nrfxed 50 T5aSp 90. Workers. 50 sO6S1O. pigs.
80 TOGsp so. roughs. IS 25TSS so: staSs. s6 D 20
81 25: dairfes s9GSe 60 SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts. 2.400; active; shesp steadyi amos %
So IS: wethsrs. 81 75GS5. ewes 81 2SdS4 90.
sheep. mixed S2G$4 so
TBv Telegram 70 The Tribune
Louisville Sept. 2i.-SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts 667: for three days this week. 22D2s
market firm on lambs, bulk OF best selling az
Tat sheep. SO Is down: bucks. 81 so down. some
request for strictly prime stock ewes.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

Spot quiet. with prices 10 points higher. at
13 9Oc for middling upland and IA. 15c for mid
ding Gulf Sales, 124 bales. Liverpool cables:
Spot irregular; sales, 1880 bales. speculation and
export, 300: American, 5000: imports, AooO. all
American. MidGing upland, 7.7Sd. Futures
opened steady. at to B points advance closed
steady, net unchanged to 2l5 points higher; Sep
tember. 7.6Sd: September-OCtober, 7.121zd Octo-
ber-Novernber. 6.93d; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6sfd;
December-Jenuary and January-February. 6.S3d (;
February-March, 6.S3 I'D. March-April and April
May. 6-s414d; May-June, $50; June-July. 6-s4d;
July-August, $50 I'D
COFFEE-yery active with a further sharp
advance IN prices. Strength IN foreign markets,
higher firm offers from Brazil, official cOnfirrna
ton Of yesterdays private cables reporting IN
favorably low temperatures in Brazil and re-
iteration OF bullish reports concerning the COM
ing crop encouraged purchases. and. while real
iZing sales were extremely heavy st the initial
advance Of 10119 points. they well alb
sorbed that the market fully maintained the i'm
provemenI. with the close steady a net gain Of
14Q19 points for the day. Sales were reported OF
$1,000 bags. Havre reported gain OF francs
for the day and Hamburg was h11Z pigs
higher. Early cables. reporting yesterday s
changes in Brazil. showed an advance of Is reis
for Rio rs and Of 100 reis the two Santos
grades, but decline of sd in the rate OF Bra
lillian exch ange Spot firm the basis OF 1O5s
91Ic for Rio No I. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The petitions IN bankruptcy fled yesterday
n TIE United States District Court were as
f1ilows:
Involuntary petition against the Electrical
axe N0r1pany e No A. East 4zd street
g4Dllsher of The Electrical age. Dy L1e
= .ak0op op-Hallsn nDeck-CraW1ord company az
80 go claim OF 81 40 Il Tor Norh' g.
assets are worth approximately sl,s0 -
Slen Z. ChittenGen has been appointed re
Ser E1tl bond Of SlSJo tle Is a4l..oI li-.el,5
g 70 continue the business OF TIE d--s6S0
Se@s-4rupt concern for ten d8ys. =
william : I. Wiley OF CatSkll-. y J. II
=, Ee9.unrary petition, gives ia a3lAtles o.
So L. With assets o; Ss.ZZS .. Of the ia
.--lleS &=.zs7 are secured The secures
Tecilers include the National ltlosgl
e..tt bank OF HUDSON, n, =, Sb'ots, ~ ~ 7
lselSkill National Bank. Sl2.00s The MuIll94
49, insurance Company OF New 1OLhs
49, che NCrt1w esfern Mutual lnsu1 aIlce
r'Agsz-y, Of Milwaukee,. s. 0S7, ana Ernest
~ v heiskOttens No. z02 West lo5d stree ,
~-sA among tie unsecured credlIOr- Z. Z
"a A Aken. Pailmont n 4, So-e3o,
s,--ss ,-ssl =. Welskotten. No. ~ Mesl Hyse 80
sIeet, s-2,0s4 3d. and Peter II. Corr, as
-.slee OF TIE AkeH Knitting Company
sutton, Mass, Sl.3s4 81.
sseneeu eu4es Of Lewis Etrnger fadcress nor
f--,eA IN Tie papers, show the bankrupt ;
rr-N-les ~ De =. ~ as with no assets
Involuntary petition against jacob SAA4-
FT,ssAsso. . East 4th street, by solomon
,ss.safnan 4 CO. and two other creditors,
s- s,-- Claims for goods sold and delivered
s-.slatli.g to Ss54 -. Preferential payment 4
rTas - se2ting S.50O and transfer OF property
49, WniIe insolVenr are alleged IN the
fs-lon- The liabilities are about Zoo and
sssefs ere s. CSC
selass,solunta-y petition against Marcus
S--n, OF No . Ridge street. by kOenig q
a.. ana two other creditors. with claims
rssIesating : 6J4 g. Preferential pay
a. osus OF upward Of $500 and the transfer
toDsrty mace while insolvent are al
Tso IN TIE petition
hssase Holt has granted discharges IN
sptcy &c Joseph :. Paxton, Charles
DobDins Herman Weber. Paul OtL
Trssaes e. l.ner. Simon Kick. Herman Matz,
a. lex Dunberger, Lazarus ". ZWisonn
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Sept. 2I.-Such stubborn resistancs 10
selling pressure was made in wheat to-day that
the market did not lose nearly as much as corn
OF oats. Foreigners credited with q largo
portion OF the sales. The close was at A net de
cline Of &c to %01zc for wheat. lac to +sg
fssc in corn and 1zG sc 60 9sc on oats A ioss
fcr-fhe day was also placed against provisions
5G3Oc- The big buying IN wheat was 70 cover
short sales. house alone taxing tully --uvc.-
coo bushels OF Decsmber and May. Berorellllld-
However there had been a weak start rom
which at no time entire recovery deveiope1-
and which was due TO Disappointing LiverpooA
cables quoting futures more than penny lower
Ths English market was affected by private eors--
casts OF large shipments from Black Sea ports
this week. and by rainy weather. promising =
large crop in Argentina Range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
NEW RAILROAD NECESSARY
Massachusetts, Commission Issues Ger
tifcate for Proposed Line.

Boston, Sept. IA certificate that pub
lie necessity and convenience require the
construction OF the proposed Hamden Rail-
read was issued by the State Board Of
Railroad Commissioners to-day. The road
Is intended to serve the cities OF Spring
field. Holyoke and Chicopee, and a few
towns to the eastward.
The commissioners in their finding state
that a connection with the Central Massa-
ChuSetts division of the Boston & Maine
Railroad appears feasible, and II made
would afford a short and convenient trans
portation route to Eastern Massa achusetts
The board states that the details of the
route for The new railroad have not been
definitely determined.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept 2I.-WHEAT-Spct dali
futures easy: October. Is ard. December, 70
4Isd: March. Is I'D CORN-SpOr sreacys
American mixed. IS 3D. futures dull. Octooers
as 6I<d, December. - Sd PEAS-Canactsns
Is FLOCR-WiGtsr patents. 2Ss Sd HOPS
In London (Pacifc COast), s5 lose 81 los
BEEF-Extra India mess. 126s Sd. FORK
Prime mess Western. less Cd. HAMS-Shorr
cut. 6ss Cd. BACON-Curnoeriant cut ISs.
short rib. Sis; clear bellies. I6s; long clear
uniddIes, light, 76ss heavy, US short clear
backs Sg- shoulders. square. 6-s ID LARD
Prime western. tiercss. and American re-
fined pals. 63s I'D CHEESE-Ca2adia1
finest white. new. SIS. c0lorsd. 5+s Sd TTR-
PENTINE-Spirfts. SIS Sd PETROLETM-
Refined. "a. LINSEED OIL. 4Is ROS1Ns
Iss Cd COTTONSEED OIL-Huu refined.
spot SIS Cd TALLOW-AGsrralian IN Lon
dor. ass I Isd
ugal. Us Sd. muscovadO. lis BEET SUGAR
-September. lis 11i.d CALCUTTA LIN
SEED-Septsmber-Oc October. TIs LINS ED
OIL. ass SPERM OIL E32 PETROLECM NJ
American refined. 15-lSd. spirits. "a TCR-
PENTINE-SpirftS. SIS Sd ROSrN-Ansrtcan
strained. 1Js. nle. lis 1Otz
Antwerp. Sept 2I-PETROLETM 10 francs
confines.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
INSPECTING SUGAR WEIGHING
Agents Investigating Customs Service
at Port CT San Francisco.

Washington Sept E.-Special agents OF
tas customs service have been sent 70
Ssn Francisco % investigate the weighing
AID saupliag Of sugar at that port This
coErse Was decided upon al q recent con-
is1ence a. Dublin. \. Il. in which the
Proposed customs investigation Of al -arge
ports Of entry was discussed BY Secretary
AaeEeagh. Assistant Secretary Curtis and
Assistant Attorney General v. 7. Denison,
Terrssenting the Department Of Justice.
Who has been in charge Of the prosecution
O. ne customs cases IN New York
i Il said the investigation in san Fran
eSo0 has been ordered not because TIE
government mas evidence OF any FRAUDS
here. bur as one Of the first moves IN the
aoE completed plan TO examine customs
onces 81 al the large ports.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
MALT DIVIDEND DECREASE
Management Gratified Consider
ing Conditions IN Trade.

The directors Of the American Mailing
Company have declared a dividend of 81
cents a share on the preferred stock Of the
company, rayabIe on November ]. The
last previous dividend, six months ago, was
81 80 a share. The company paid dividends
at the rate of 7 per cent a year on the
preferred stock from January, 1898, to
October. 1899. inclusive; payments there
after being suspended until November.
1908 since which date 81 66 q share has been
paid semI-annually.
The directors Of the American Malt Cor
pora ation. the holding company. have de-
clared a dividend of l per cent on the pre-
ferred stock, payable November 2 The
previous disbursement made six months
ago. was p. per cent which had been the
rate paid semi-annualIy beginning with
November. 1868. The accumulated unpaid
dividends amounted last May 20 u per
cent The Malt management has been
sharply criticised in circulars which for
the last year or more have been issued at
frequent intervals by a broker interested
in the trade. against whom. it will be re-
mernbered. legal proceedings were insti-
ruJed a few weeks ago
After the meeting OF the Mailing Com
pany's board yesterday a statement was
issued showing the net earnings, after ali
charges, for the year ended August 81,
1910, 10 have been 1912. AL The results, the
statement says, are regarded as gratifying
when the conditions which prevailed in the
trade are considered. The barley crop Of
1903 was of poor quality. and during the
greater part of the year competition for
business was very keen and the margin Of
profit small. Moreover, the statement
notes, the company was put 70 serious eX-
pense through delays in receiving consign-
ments of barley, by reason of the switch
mems strike N December, 1909, and the Sc
we're weather of the early part Of 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
BANKS WANT POSTAL FUNDS
Reauests from 1850 Institutions To Be
Savings Funds Depositories.

Washington. Sept. A-Up 70 date L25a
,,,,,t,s IN the various states Of the country
l,ave made application TO the Postcffice
T1ansr+nent 70 be designated repositories
e. postal savings funds and 64S postmas-
80 have made requests for the establish
aent r1en OF postal savings banks IN their Of
lISs- e. have come from Pennsylvania
LIS LIS 1s7 banks and IS postmasters have
sl1,Iied From New York have come apDii-
49, from as banks and y pOstmasters.
",.,'licoffCn mas been received from a
,1asi ,I.s master in Hawaii New England states
kSTre eI7inced small interest Ia the postal
hank system.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
PORTO RICo'S INDUSTRIES
Total Of s25,544,3s0 InTested-FrO-
duced s36.747,742 Last Year.

Washington. sept Z.-The industrial
census Of Porto Rico. which was taken in
connection with the recent enumeration Of
me people Of that island, shows q total Of
$50 invested in manufactures. with
ar aggregate production last year Of $36,-
af.l4Z Fifcy-six per cent, or Sao,56s.34& or
THIS production was in sugar and u1olasses
The value q the tobacco ana cigarettes
manufacture amounted 70 $695S,3s3 and
oi the cofee 10 S5.052. -.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
GETS ACCESS TO BROKERS' BOOKS

Upon motion Of counsel for Alfred J.
Connolly, former secretary of the broker
age firm of c. D. Morgan & Co, under in
dictment for grand larceny, Judge Rosal
shy in General Sessions yesterday directed
that the books Of the concern. which were
seized by the District Attorney. be fled
with mis- chief clerk. so that COnnolIy's 3
counsel might have access 70 them. De-
cision on a motion 10 inspect the grand
juTys minutes was reserved. IT is under
stood that an attempt will be made to
secure dismissal Of the Indictment because
Connolly was required TO supply the grand
jury with some OF the evidence upon which
be was indicted.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22

New York. September IL Is1O.
GRAIN - WHEAT - Although wheat was
lower bulls were encouraged over the resist
ance shown TO bearish surroundings ana ny
the fact that at the close prices were only
Il q q net lower. whereas there was nreah
Of 1 nc in the corn market AT the loWest
point Of the day. which was at the opening
wheat down "a c. and from this ievei Il
recovered to within y q &C Of the previous
close The opening depression here was due
to break OF ~ G1Hd at Liverpool. Wnere
selling was induced by reports OF prospective
heavy Black Sea shipments this week No
red wheat closed 81 04% elevator and 81 O4&
ahoat; No I Northern Duluth, 81 y =
b ahoat. CORN-Weak. In response 20
weather news, and good deal OF long corn
put on the market. especially IN the
afternoon, when prices broke fully Il q y 9
under the close Of Monday. The fact that
Liverpool closed = @ y net lower added con-
fdence TO the bear side, ard cash corn was
weak while farmers were said to be showing
a disposition TO market their grain more
freely No . corn. 81 1zc elevator, domestic
basis, to arrive. and 81 hc b afost OATS
Easier, closing 81 net lower Cash oats:
New standard white. 4Oc: No white 4o1sc;
No 3. 291sc, and No 4, soc. RYE-Quiet new
Nc 2 western. 791@c. ( o New York BAR
LEY-Steady; mailing. 7497sc. Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1910-09-22
EXCURSION FOR EMPLOYEES.

Tie management of the Iron Steamboat
Conpanv. as a token OF recognition on it's
v,art of faithful and capable performance of
49, hV us employees. has placed the
o,asyn,er Grand Republic at their disposal
Tor sunday The employees have planned al
,teerVa ton trip up the Hudson. which viii
- more interesting than usual because OF
~ FACT that the North Atlantic squadron
viii be at anchor in the river