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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-03-19
State of Louisiana,

IdrlsH OF 81. Mary.
l, VIM. .. Ostheimer, Deputy Clerk of
the 23rd Judicial District Court of LOuis-
lana, in and for the Parish of St. Marv.
and Ex-Officio Recorder of the Parish OF
st. Mary, La. do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is true and correct
copy OF the charter Of the kEENzH jew
ELkf COMPANY, and of the certificate of
the District Attorney thereto attached
the original of which is on file and of re,
cord In nv office, recorded III Book '.5S''
OF Mortgages, at page, Entry No.
"a ,63dS, Of the records OF the Parish of st.
Mary, Louisiana.
In evidence whereof, witness my hand
and the seal of my office this 18th day of
February, A. D., 1910.
w. S. OsTHEIMER,
Dty. Clerk 23rd Judi. Dist. Court. Parish
st. Mary, Louisiana.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-03-19
State of Louisiana,
Da.:,L e -

uTISH OI OC. Mary.
l, Thomas NJ. Milling, District Attorney
for the 23rd Judicial District of Louisiana.
having examined the above and foregoing
charter of the KEENzE JEwELRY COMPANY
as to it's legality, and having read the same
carefully, and finding that the purposes
and objects of the corporation as specified
in said act are legal, and that none Of the
provisions contained therein are contrary
to law, hereby endorse and approve the
said charter.
In evidence whereof, witness my official
signature this 10Th day Of February, A.
D., 1910.
(Signed) T. M, MILLING.
Dist. Atty. 23rd Judi. Dist. of La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-03-19

Fancy Sardines, plain or with
tomatoes, only 15c. at O'Niep's.
Money refunded if not sati,fac-
tory.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-03-19
NOTICE..

The public is hereby notified
that neither hunting nor trespass-
ing will be allowed on Ella and
Barnebee plantations. Violators
will be prosecuted to the full ex-
tent of the law.
G.. SACCO,
Centreville, La.
March 1st, 1910.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-03-19
For Sale.

One lot near Basin, 100
feet front by 175 feet deep.
A bargain. For terms apply
to
A. OzIo,
Franklin, La.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
LEATHER COMMON PASSED
Directors of Central Company
Fail TO Declare Dividend.

The directors Of the Central Leather
Company at their meeting yesterday again
disappointed the common stockholders by
failing 10 declare any dividend on the
common stock The usual dividend OF ia
per cent for the quarter was, however,
declared on the preferred.
Repeated efforts have been made by GER
tain large holders of the common stock
of the company to have the common placed
on q dividend paying basis, which they
say is warranted by the earnings, but
without avail These complaining stock
holders say that one reason why the di-
reCtors do not comply with their request
for dividends on the common stock Is that
among them they hold only 1908 Of the
396.996 shares Of the issue outstanding.
Five OF the fifteen directors, tt IS said, do
not own q single share of the common
stock Of the company
According 10 the last financial state
ment Of the Central Leather Company. as
Of January I. 1910. it had cash in bank
amounting 70 s5.741.s95 and d surplus Of
quick assets over liabilities Of approxi-
mateIy s51.000.00Q.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
FIRST READERS WIFE SUES
Mrs. Stetson Also Defendant in
Coal Mine Litigation.

Judge Hough declined yesterday 70 grant
the preliminary Injunction asked for by
Mrs. Helen r. Strickler against William H
Taylor and others 10 restrain them from
making certain dispositions Of coal lands in
Arkansas, in which all were said TO have
an interest.
1Tr. Taylor, in his defence, said that he
had expended over S21a,000 in developing the
coal properties, and that none of the others
had spent a cent; therefore. he put in his
claim for S2o0e0f as an Offset to any inter
ference with his action in the premises
Judge Hough saidI
The business situation appeals very
strongly TO the court. for why should the
hands of the only person financially able TO
handle the business be tied, when all the
Other. parties interested openly admit their
inability 10 do anything constructive?
Merely destructive action is never looked
upon with favor.
In addition TO Mr.. Taylor the defendants
are Mrs Augusta r Stetson. Robert Adams
and the Enterprise Coal Company. The
complainant said the officers and directors
of the coal company had conspired to de-
fraud her.
Mrs Stetson used TO be the leader cf the
First Church OF Christ. Scientist. in West
seth street. and Mr.. Taylor was one of the
trustees. Mrs Strickler is the wife Of the
first reader of the church.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. August IS,

New York. August 23, 1910.
BEEyEs-Receipts. 10 cars. or 3Ta head. in, n.
live cattle. Feeling steady to strong Dressed
beef in moderate demand at last quotations
u 4 a 15c. dressed weight: refrigerator beef
lie per 10. Exports to-day: on the Wtnl-
fredian, 302 cattle for the Morris Beef Com
pany and 2Ss for the Swift Beef Company
CALVES-ReceIpts 40 head including 200
for the market. Steady feeling for all sorts or
calves, Fair Western calves sold at S5 rs per
dressed veals 14G17c: city dressed butter-
mnks. 119 13c; country dressed calves, ga
saies-Nelson s McCabe: 30 Western calves.
2s2 ID average. So % per 100 ID.
ssTtp NsT,9p S1 &C. Yssis S ie So cars
3.921 head. including cars for the market,
making. with stale stock. 26 cars on sale
sheep steady; lambs firm to l5c higher: de
81 so per Ib; culis. S21S2 so; lambs. IS % "a
81 %; general sales. s6as7 for medium to
dressed lambs, 109 13c; hogs dressed. II a 13c-
Sales--Newton & Co: 23S West virginia
lambs = Ib syersgt s 12 Pc. ,s 100 l9 wa 1ss
Virginia sheep. 100 Ib, 81 so.
Kerns Commission Company: pa Kentucky
1amGs m Ss D 50 b So - l5s &sns 80 b.
Sheep, i35 ID 81 so; i Virginia, sa lb, s. so:
Tobin & shannon: 233 Kentucky lambs. 50
1b. 81 %: 24s, - ID. 81: 2lO. II ID. s. 222 65
H. 81 2.+ 50 i6 $ 22s 90 u N TO- s. 81 ;o 20 81 w TO-
ginia 6S lb. Sc 20: $50 so ID, SO 25: 245. 81 Ih.
SIS -: 132, 81 lb, Sc %; IS culls. y ID. 81; !
Kentucky sheep. IL lb, 81 80; q, 90 h. 50; Il
! shamberg & Son: o29 Kentucky lambs, Sc
lb. Sc 40: Kentucky sheep. 1o2 ID. 50 so
< Judd & Co. "a state lambs, II Id, s6 %
HOGS-Receipts, IS cars or 203+ head. all
for slaughterers. Feeling full steady for all
Sales Cate yesterday)-S Sanders 45 state
hogs IL Ib. average. SO 80 per 100 lb.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
ART DEALER IN TROUBLE.
Creditors Begin Proceedings in
Bankruptcy Against FisheI.

An involuntary petition In bankruptcy was
filed yesterday in the United States District
Court against Aaron A. Fishel. who did
business as Ffshel. Adler & Schwartz. deal
ers in oil paintings and engravingS. at No.
Is East seth street. The business has been
established thirty-two years. Adler and
Schwartz died some time ago and Mr..
Fishel continued the business. When seen
yesterday Mr.. FisheI appeared TO be much
affected by the proceedings In bankruptcy.
81 am very i'll and bewidered on account
Of this thing" he said, "and cannot talk
about it
The liabilities Of the concern are said TO
be about s1oooo0 and the value Of the assets,
consisting chiefly Of paintings. prints, pict-
ures. etc, has not yet been determined.
Preferential payments made while tnsolvent
to various creditors are alleged IN the petit
ton. Judge Hough appointed Irving NJ.
Dittenhoefer receiver, and he IS authorized
10 continue the business.
The petition was fled by James, Schen &
EIkus attorneys for several of the credi-
tors. They made this statement yesterday;
"A few weeks ago at a meeting of the
larger creditors Of Fislel, adler &
Schwartz a committee Of bankers was ap-
pointed TO take charge of the business
Since that time one Of the smaller credi-
tors has pressed a suit, and in order 70
preserve the assets equally for all the
creditors it was found advisa bile to procure
the appointment Of q receiver, Mr. Often
hoefer was nominated by the committee It
is somewhat early to make any statement
as TO the assets and liabilities. An inven-
tory will be made immediately. and it is
boped that the receivership may be teTn1i-
mated at an early date and the business
resumed
At a meeting OF FisheTs creditors last
month the Holyoke National Bank, Of Holy
ole. Mass. declined TO be bound by any
action taken by others having claims, and
later brought suit to recover its claim of
S225o The order appointing the receiver
restrains the Holyoke bank from prosecut-
ing the suit.
The petitioning creditors and their claims
are: August Hoffman. upward of $500,
money loaned: George Goldson, upward Of
S40oo. money loaned. and Robert Henke, $50
for goods sold and delivered. Other credi-
tors are: The Lincoln National Bank, sl7.-
s2S. for notes discounted: Heidelbach, Ickel-
heimer & Co. SO. s91: the Central National
Rank Of Rochester $500: Stern Brothers {.
Co. s. 600: the Butchers and Drovers' Ma
tional Bank. IS go: the Union Trust and De-
post Company, Of Utica, y. Y. $500; the
Union National Bank of Troy. y. Y, s4500;
the Trust and Deposit Company Of Onon-
daga County. Syracuse, 2,25o, and J. b
Greenhut s1Lo1a.
A statement of the financial condition Of
the business in october, 1893, showed assets
Of s295 nn0 and liabilities of s46, 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24

for choice Carrots weak. Cabba aes STEADY
Celery dragging. Cucumbers and pickles dun
and weak. Elephants slow. Green corn hrrr
Lima beans plenty and low. Lettuce higher
beans in excessive supply and low Rutaoasa
turnips lower. Squash weak. Tomatoes gen
orally poor. POTATOES, Long Island. 5nl
s. gs2 %: Jersey 81 s0gs2; Southern; e = 81 19 g
CARROTS. bbl, 81 50@s2 a5; CABBAGES
hundred. 50 8S7; CELERY. dozen roots log
soc; CAULIFLOWERS, Dbl. S1@$6; CUCI NJ,
BERS, soc q 81 80: cucumber pickles. 5ocq
81 q 81 %: LIMA BEANS. basket or bag, soc q
81; LETTUCE, baskets, 75C4 81; OkRA. box.
soc @$1; ONIONS. Orange County. bag, SIG
81: Long Island and Jersey. yellow, bbl. 81 %
Qs1; PARSLEY. basket. SOC; PEAS, basket or
bag. soc Q$1 80; PEPPERS. bhl. soc 81 !:
STRING BEANS, basket bag, % q 75c:
SQUASH. bbt 75c Gs1: TURNIPS, rutabaga'
bbl. 75c n 81; TOMATOES, box, 3Gc q 81 70
HONEY-New state comb honey has begun
to arrive and meeting very good prices and
in usIch request. Old California extracted
moving out well and firm Southern comps
done for the season. State. comb fancy ID
16c; No I, f3c; No . 13 q 14c; California ex-
tracted, water white, 10, 91ac; white. Z 99c:
light amber, 4 @ Sc; as to quality gallon TO
q 975c.
BEEsWAX-Easier turn. and 31c IS extreme
for very fanciest goods. state and Sorrnern'
eign. % a 29c-
MAPLE sUGAR-Trade is just beginning 20
pick up, and light stocks are held firmly by
holders. who expect pretty good prices for
their products. Sugar. lb, 13 q lac: syrup, as TO
quality. gallon. S0d95c.
NTTS-Tradins seems to be picking UP on
all sheIled goods. especially Spanish PEA
NUTS. Virginia. hand picked. Jumbo. 10: l3zc
Jumbo, 81 99c; No l, 6@4 &C; No p 495c: Span
ish sheIIed, No l. So GS12c; No 2. 6 q 47c.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

chicago Aug 23-CATTLE-Rece 1000:
steady: beeves. 81 s5GSS 90; Texas steers. S3 5o1
So s.: western steers. S4qs7; stockers and feed
ers, 81 1oaSs 25. cows and hetfers. S2g$6 80;
calves. So Jo6ISS 70. HOGS-Receipts. g13, coo:
fOc higher: light. SIS T5Q$9 %; mixed IS 25d
81 10; heavy. 81 95dsS %: rough, 81 954Ss 10
good 10 choice heavy; s. l1aSS So PIGS IS e9n
So 25: bulk OF sales, So 40dSS To. SHEEP-Re-
ceipts 70 coo head: strong; native, 81 50IS4 so;
Western. s. T5dS4 90: yearlings, 81 304S3 60 {;
lambs native. 81 15ds6 s.: Western. 81 1885 50.
East Buffalo. Aug. 25-CATFLE-Recetpts
100: firm. VEALS-Receipts. 20; active and
steady: S. T5GSf0 %. HOGS-Receipts. 800; ac-
tive: 10G25c higher; heavy. S9 30GSs 80; MIXED,
50 35aSa -; Workers. 81 5of1$9 20: pigs. 50 7odl
50 Is roughs. 81 6OGS7 50; stays. s69S1: Gairies,
$96$9 80. SHEEP and I,AMbSIkeceipts, zoe:
sheen active and steady; lambs slow. &c lower:
cincinnati. Aug 23-CATTLE- Receipts. 500;
quiet: fair to good shippers. S6G1s7: common
Sass 75. HOGS Receipts. t,722: active: butch
SHEEP Receipts. 1.1S2: 81 T5qs+i lambs slow.
''i2s Kansas city. Aug. e8.-CATTLE-Receipts
80 600 head. including LOCO son5hernss steady
stocters and feeders 81 506pS6 05; Southern SAG
s5 %; Southern cows. S3GS+ -; native, 81 5GaiS5
heifers. 81 75ase so: bulls , ~ log$3 20; calves.
hulk of sales s. S5Gi$9 t5; heavy. IS 75fSS 10;
hackers and butchers. s. 90GS9 22i2 light Sg6p
Ss % SHEEP-Receipts, 1000 steady; lambs.
S6Gf$6 So: yearings. $IetSa .! wethers, StGS4 %:
stockers and feeders, SSnSo 9o
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Louisville, Aug. 23,-SHEEP and LAMBs-
Receipts. 2,of6: for two days 6.60I Market
opened steady to nrm; bulk OF best lambs sell
ing at 81 T56s6 %. few fancy and wether
lambs as high as SO so seconds, 81 6oGpS5. cuIs,
S3nS3 rs: fat sheep. 81 25uSS 40 down. common
sheep very dun; good demand for prime to
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24

Spot quiet. with prices - points higher at
6.55c for middling upland and 1G.S0c for mid
ding Gulf Sales were reported Of 1880
bales delivered contract, 1000 bales
Liverpool cables, Spot quiet at Z points ad-
vance: basis S.39c for middling upland Sales,
5000 bales, 1000 American; speculation and
export. 300. receipts Il, 600. 10000 American
Futures opened steady at Z n ; II points ad-
vance; closed steady. 6Q91a higher; August
slid. August September. 7.St1ad, September
October. IA I'D, October November. 7.22d
November December. T.15d; pecember-Janu-
arv 7.1Gd. January February. 709 cd: Febru-
ary-8Iarch, 7.O91ad March-April. 7.0919d;
april May. T.0s y d: : May-June T.0s 4 d.
COFF EE-TRe sharp decline in European
markets. with selling for foreign account and
moderate liquidation. sent prices down s q %
points at the opening. but offerings We're well
absorbed, and late in the day there was an
active demand, with good general buying. and
the market at the close showed net advance
Of 3G 10 points. with sales of $4,000 bags
Hevre was z al franc lower early, but re
gained u. and the close y a = net
lower. and Hamburg. after showing decline
Of = q pfennig, made partial recovery and
closed at p a I pfennig lower. Brazilian mar
kets were firm Rio showing an advance of
1T5 -ais, while Santos was unchanged to 80
reis higher, and cost and freight offers were
firm. SPOT firm the basis of 95sC for Rio
No Z Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
Yester

PROVISIOSS-FuttIres moderately active,
prices early were firmer. but later declined
sharply, closing at the lowest, Sales Of lard
were 100 tierces OF January at i1.1Gc. PORK
short clear, S22 30 as s24 so BEEF-Mess, S15
n SIG; family. $19n SEQ: packet. sl6 So
extra India mess, 500 80 O $50 BEEF HAMS
SO a S24 DRESSED HOGS-Bacons. 13c; $50
i35Ac CtTT MEATS-PickIed bellies easy
smoking lsc; 10 Ib. f6}.c; l. lh. l5lac: II h.
lJc. Picked hams steady, 151 10 &c. TAI
Low-Firu; city, 7iac; country. 7n7%c-
city. 1I7sc; refined, south America 13.25c; +;
Continent. 12.z5c; Brazil, kegs IA 20; com,
G1iiac; city lard. 1899,
RICE-Steady TO firm and fairly active. Dan
Talmagc's sons Company, New Orleans, tele~
graphs crop movement, new ana old 70 date'
as follows Receipts. rough. Il226o sacks,
mated at 81 800 pockets compared with
IO3.71S year ago. TalmaSe' charleston
teIeEraphs Carolina crop movement 10 date
as showing receipts OF l03.339 pockets ana
sales Of 92,172 pockets
suGAR-Firm and nchsnSSd for refined
sugar Standard granulated, 3.-oc net lsss
i per cent cash, on the list ka% IrIn' We. Win
while 4+ec was asked MuscoEado, ~ t.se'
auoted 393c. noiasses sugar. NJ test. d.thc-
London murkel for beet sugar active ana ,ui uh
changed 80 I'd higher August Us II 4d'
Septernber 14s I'D: october to December.
= iMsFTALS-COPPER-s easy. spot.
- 20 a L .35c; August. 12.2o4 Soc; Septem-
ber i2.221 4 n al@.25c; October. T. ~ y q 25oc;
November, L. 25 q IL p lsc: Deeember 1T =
~ 230c London steady; spot f5h lis I'd;
ss1tiIres $50 6s Id Lake copper, 81 4 n l8c;
eTsctrolytic IL. d2lz a IL Zoe casting u 25dr
. soc TTN-FirIn; spot and August, 34.45aD
d Go1.c- September. $3.50 u 81 55c: October.
% II n "a 43c; November. 81 IL II q - 4oc. and
Decernber, 34.o5 a 81. S5e. Sales > tons August
- "a 45c Liverpool weak: spot. t157 rs;
Futures, EfJ6 - Sd. LEAD-Quiet a 4.40R
4 Eoc Sew York and At !. ~ 4 30c East st
T9I5s London spot. fI2 los. SFELTER-
60iat at 3 35 q 5.+5c New York and 5.I56I 5-20c
- ~ Louis London spot. f22 IJs IRON
-ilveland warrants sos in London Locally
quiet: No / foundry Northern. SIC - sid so;
N a ] am Ar I
ss.,,tbern soft, Si5 75g SIC 25- Pig iron GER
t1ncates nominal
HIDEs-T9irTn, with good demand and mod
- er.rfrus Prices generally unchanged.
IEAJHER-S Somewhat broader demand,
,.ifn Drices full. and some claim that they are
,ariyirp M offerings moderate
DRtGs-E Essential oils firm, with good job
hing demand
FouTS-Steady.
W0IAssEs AND SYRI PS-Syrups steady
,a- 0tiet and without changes. Mnlasses dull.
NAVAL sTORES-Spir!ts turpeatins steady
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
CITY ASKS FOR INJUNCTION
Would Restrain Central from Using
Tracks Below 30th Street.

William p Burr. Assistant Corporation
Counsel, asked Justice Brady IN the Su-
preIne Court yesterday for an Injunction
restraining the New York Central from
operating steam locomotives or dummy en-
gines on its tracks ''in the streets ana ave
nues Of the CITY below a9th street, along
Tenth avenue. West street Canal street and
Hudson street TO ST. Johns Park" Justice
Brady reserved decision.
Mr. Burr referred to The action. OF which
he had charge. which was brought against
the Central in June 1893. for the removal of
the tracks specified This action was re-
ferred To l.. Cady Herr H. as referee, who
decided in favor II the railroad. Mr.. Burr
said yesterday that this judgment did not
restrain the city in any way from making
rules and regulations for the operation of
its cars on these tracks.
He argued furthermore that the railroad
occupied these streets and avenues by vfT-
tue of an act passed by the Legislature IN
1886 giving il the privilege for fifty years.
Since 1886. therefore, he declared, the rail-
road had been operating its cars there with
out q franchise. lie quoted extensively
from ex-Justice Herrick's opinion. in which
the latter held that when the Hudson River
and the New York Central railroads were
consolidated the life of this franchise WAS
extended 10 fiye hundred years.
Charles f Brown appeared for th. rail
road and Morgan J. O Brlen tor the mer-
chants and business men along the line OF
the tracks IN question to oppose the grant
ing OF an injunction. Ex-Just!ce O'Brien
contended that II would work great injury
to his clients and M. Brown pointed out
that an appeal mad been taken from the
referees decision. that the question of the
removal of the tracks was stiiI in allowance
therefore. and that the Injunction requested
was unnecessary st this time.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug 23.-Mcvement continues linn
tied but values hold firm and dealers seem
unwilling to part with choice lines at current
prices Some Nevada has changed hands at
zoe cleaned and a little inquiry is reported
in territory Uho neeces are very firm. and
the demand is light Domestic quotations
ohio and Pennsylvhnia neeces; Delaine washed
A Bic; Xxx A. J0c: fine unmerchantable. .4G
9sc- oae-half blood combing. % a 2ec. three
eighths eSm 28c; one-quarter II a 2Se. deiaine
unwashed 90 p2T ! e: fine. 2en2lc' Michigan
and New York neeces: Fine
washed 1An2oc; delaine. 2Bm2Ic, half
blood ~ 2sc; three-eighths 279f zoe. Ken
turkv Indfaua and Missouri; Three Gig hths
blood as b aas.; one quarter. 81 a 2sc. secured
basis-Texas. Fine .wefve months. 50 66c;
~a1tFarnia- Northern 5an57cs middle county
80 a. 5Sc, southern AZ q +Tc; fall free. to q +io
Oregon: Eastern No / staple o- Q SIC clothing
"a - 5Tr. valley No l. - 61 ode Territory: Fine
STABLE % 65c. nns medium, % q Bnc hne
clothing IS q 60c, fine medium. bon SIC; one
Ne hJoos camhfnR aSas2e: three-eighths 56
a 5Sc; one-auarter. 5245+e. Pulled-Extra,
G5c. fne A 6nafeac; A supers. % 5Ic.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. 2S--WHEAT-Spot dull; No
RED Western winter, no stock: futures firm ,
October IS Sd. December. IS I'd, March. IS
T&d. CORN-Spot frm; old American mixed,
6s futures duh; September Is Sd; October
As Cd PEAS-Canadian, IS. HOPS in Lon
don fPacifc Coast, f3 5sGt5- FLOUR
Winter patents. sos. BEEF-Extra India mess
1905 PORK-Prime mess Western. 1OIs sd
HAMS-5hort cut. Tes- RACOk-Cumberlan
cut Tos. short rib. T6s; clear bellies, lis long
clear middles, light. rs; heavy. lis I'D: short
clear backs e3s i'd SHOCLDERS-Square.
5ns IARD-Prime Western, tterces- 6Us I'D :
American refined, pals. 59s Cd CHEESE
Canadian finest white. new. 5Ss I'd; coIored-
SIS TURPENTINE-Sptrt 5os Sd ROSIN
Common. las Sd. PETRoLEU M-kefned
I'd IINSEED OIL AIS. TALLOW-Austra
Ifan in London. Sos Sd. COTTONSEED OIL
Hull refined. spot. COS 4l2d
London. Aug. 23.-SJGAR-Raw, centrff
,1gaI las Sd: nuscovado. 12s I'D; beet Au-
gust lis 1I14d d. LINSEED-Calcutta August
September 72s. LINSEED OIL, lis Sd.
SFERM OIL f3c. PETROLEUM-America
refined. Cd spirits. ID TURPENrrNE-Spir
its SOS I'd. ROSIN-Ameriean strainSd. i4s
I'd, fine. lis Sd.
Antwerp. Aug. o3-PETROLEUM. 70 francs
ceutines-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
uoUoR DEALERS IN SESSION.

Elrnl-e- X. T., Aug. 25--The annual con
Fsntlon OF the New I ork State Liquor
Dealers Association was opened here to-
"a About 40 are in attendance An ad-
eess q welcome WIS delivered b. Mayor
Osaie3 sheehau- II. f Farley, state presi-
ssst responded on behalf Of thG Orsaniza-
eor Other speakers were Thomas g
saagez, treasurer of the New Jersey State
-@s@5- Dealers Association. and 2. J.
aoiai. of New York CITY. State Excise
iaraEniaElo-e- Clement. Of Albany, deIiv-
'le- an address On tire excise law and its
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
BEEF INQUIRy IN BOSTON
brand jury TO Investigate Handling Of
Product in New England.

8oston. Aug cs-The beef inquiry begun
2y The government some time ago 1t Chi
eago T-ss shifted TO Boston to-day. when
he federal grand jury came together in
sPeeisi session
The jurors are 10 sift thoroughly the man
y ana method Of handling beef IN all
az-ts % New England The investigation
% include both the marketing Of the
3atsn meat which goes 10 the retailers and
i'sm them 70 the consumers and a study
G n processes afterward, with particular
a,fencon 70 tha rendering Of Iallow.
Assistant Attorney General Gregg is act
isg a. special government counsel ii the
ahFes-izs1i0u and Is aiding United States
8ist--cT A-~rr77ag. French
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
FISH SAYS REPORT IS FALSE
Wont Return 20 the Presidency Of the
Illinois Central.

stuyvesau- Fish former president Of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company. said
YESTERDAY that there was not the slightest
foundation for the report from Chicago
that ~ was soon 70 6e again made head OF
tha- COMPANY
1fr Ffsh vas deposed from the presi-
dencv OF the Illinois Central by the late
Z. T. Hartman IN October. 1906, after q
hir-er fight for control Of the company
between the tuo interests While AIr- Fish
Eas president his holdings Of the company's :
stock were large, but i IS understood that
some tine ago he disposed OF all his stock
sEceDt q few shares, which he retained
Erzeiy as z matter Of sentiment.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
TREE CENT FARES IN ARKANSAS

lite Rociz. Ark. Aug. after SeDtenl-
paSseIser rates IA Arkansas VIII be
S.oFso 70 . cents Z mile. The agreement
s-'eF Thich 4 2lz-cent rate has been tried
sfpire at the end Of the present month
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
FIRE cHIEFs IN CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE. AUE- 1.-TWO hundred and ffty
---e's 4 Ere departments from every i'm
''''aHt city 81 this country, from Canada,
= = e''sn from Honolulu. with women guests
g g 1rleHas, we're present when the thirty
.t-la annual convention Of the InterDa-
'''lal Association CT Fire Engineers opened
BERG TO-DAY