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The Ward County independent., 1910-07-21
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received until Thursday, Aug.
2, at 2 o'clock p. m. to furnish and
deliver to the various school houses
of the district, coal as needed. for the
school year 1901.
The board reserves the right TO ac-
cept or reject any or all bids.
By order Of the Board Of Bell school
District No. 10.
WIN. HECKER, Clerk.
7-21-t2 Logan, N. d.
LOST IN M1NOT-A gold fob. en-
sraved. J. ]. g., between Main
street and show grounds. Leave at
Independent. IT,
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-21
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IN raising pigs. a. practiced
at the experiment station at
Grand Rapids, Minn., It Is i'm
) portant to remember that some
) of the most profitable food is
clover pasture and skim milk.
Expensive grains are fed only
to hnish the product grown on
inexpensive pasture and dairy
by.products. Good clover pas
tnEe always should be ready for
the six-weeks-old pig.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-21

Fred Mason will enter Mankato
(Minn. Commercial College Sept. l.
Over 700 students in attendance last
year. You can get particulars by
sending for free Year Book.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-21
Notice to Holders of Ward County
Warrants.

Warrants.
Notice is hereby given that all war
rants issued on the general fund and
registered before April LIST, 1910, and
on the road fund to July 7th, 1910,
which have not been called in before,
are hereby called in for payment and
interest will cease on the same, July
18th, 1910.
A. G. NEDRUD,
Co. Treas. Ward Co!
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-21
Brown Tail Moth
a Dangerous Pest
A Threat atsnIns Imp portation from
Europe.

The brown tail moth, . dangerous
pest Of Europe. recently brought TO
Minnesota from France. unless
promptly suppressed, threatens not
only disaster to the fruit and shFvb.
bsry bxt to the public health. The
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-21

Professor Hacker of the
Minnesota Experiment Station,
who Is an international author
ity on dairying. estimates the
feeding value Of ton Of fod-
der corn at $3.50, AZ compared
with q ton Of timothy hay at
3s:
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-21

8Ga cluster on under eide Ot leaf; dork
yellow or brown; found In July.
FIRST discovery In the state was made
The past spring by the assistant pro.
fessor In Entomology ct the Mime
sofa Experiment Station. in an i'm.
portation Of shrubbery. Il was found
hybernating in a web Of leaves and
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-21

Dro~r.aa'l meet, 'smalos pvss waaseI
tip Of abds1ssN brsws. A ssesaa
Alsr, and atsrasted % lsOhts.
60 nussery stock sheuM sareeulH -
one1o 4 for wsos of leaves q 10.
0os1eo1, easily seen q w. oaA q
twSgs, ~ pooosS aA s~sA ~1a01" q
Ne DnoD0elDoleal Dlvsstou, Uaeosplav
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-21

Winter nest: osnaiI esserpIlsaps h
esass sf leaves and elk at en1o oS
tssiss, from which thsy sNssos 10
ne spring.
DarR, g. Paul. Webs should 10
sent, securely packed 80 that the eggs
cannot be injured n transit or the
hssss escape. After spsdnsa has
bssn seat to The divisiea all other
svalsnoss shss3l bs burned imnslh
ately.
The cots Accompanying this srtislo
new the meta and caterpillar u -
vsrtoas sea0ss Of develo1msaA
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-21
Darlsy Z ossd 'pssS.

0OVOy = 0OOu WOOOs
Prom he stanApoin4 Of Ted vuaUo
Darisy b ahead q other sralA ssaps,
80 esmDared WttA han ct 90 ~
he avsrags yislA Dss ACRE q feol ~
( . -: nAelaV, ol43og eaAA AlOl,
wAsaA ooy0os AAx. oAek
<+<%<++%<++++++%+ = :
= Pleasant ssysou1dinss aAA .
q modern cenvsaisncss, easily Oh. +
= alAable. viii o . long vay II +
. keeping the boys and gisas q I.
E the farm. II bslisvsl q he I.
. Minnesota Experiment etaAlon. q
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Seed Corn Week.
No doubt a little concentrated q.
Nort on the part Of few farmers nay
be sufficient to arouse the wkele CON
nunity Would Il not be good idea
- IN Interested few in ssch locality
70 take It upon themselves to awakel.
the need Of saving seed coynS wv
not get together on making some -
ticular week time for this work? h
other words let's have seed sornt
week" Sept. 10 70 ~.
The Ward County independent., 1910-07-21

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New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. June 2-CATTLE-Receiprs f.oCOs
1Oc higher: steers So 25GSS 50. cows. 81 JGS
IS so: heifsrs. 81 25QS5 80. bulls. - oOgs4 W
calves, S3dSS 30: stockers end feeders, - 100
$6 so. HOGS-Recsipts. TO- .OOU; l5c lover. choice
heavy. 50 $3.50 30; butchers. - $3.50 81. Hsai
mixed. 50 35dSy -, choice light. - iJ4sS 90
packing So 4O1S9 As; pigs. 50 z5gs9 30. ulk q
sales. SO 4OGs9 45. SHEEP-Recsipts. Zoo -
q i5c lower: sheep. IS 25GS5 20. ysaTlinss. 500
SIS IS; lambs s7d$s 40. spring lambs. - S0fiS9
East Buffalo. June 2.-CATTLE-C nchanSed-
VEALS-Receipts. $50; active and &c h.gher'
SeTSs HOGS-Receipts. , 500: slow and tU9l
lower: heavy and mixed. 50 s0Q$9 50 Workers.
50 s5as1O: pigs. 50 30. roughs. - i5qSs s''
dairics. 50 65ds9 90. 81 p AND E.ANBS-Re-
ceipts. 1000. slow; lambs and ysarlinzs &c
lower: lambs. Sass 80; a few. $ 90. yea..inEs.
S4 Is: sheep mixed S4as4 %
slow and weak; fair TO good shippers. IS go
81 so; comOn. s. 25as4 a. HOGS-Recetpts.
. 507; SLOW; 1Oc lower, outchers and shippers.
40 5OdS9 SO: common IS 1889 80. SHEEP-Re-
csipts. 1858: slow; 25Q5Oc lover g S0gS4 %
I.ASfBS-Siov. 25c lower. 3 > s. 90
Kansas City. June 2.-C-ATTLE-Ftecel
. 500 including OOU Southerns, steady 70 stronss
guaranteed csttI. 25940c higher than Monday
choice dressed beef and export steers. Sf9Ss -S'
fair 70 good. s6GST; western. s. 5ogSI 90 s,ocS-
e-s and feeders s. TO0s5 25: Southern. S4dS6 SO;
southern cows s3ls5 so: native. $3QS6 So heif-
ers - 406S7 50: bulls. S4QSJ s.. calves 81 SO
So HOGS-Rsceipts. 5000; f5T25c lower. tcp.
50 80: bulk OF sales. 50 3OdS9 30: heavy. 80 So p
50 A.. packers and butchers. 50 55dSa 30. light
50 2O0S0 so: pigs. IS 75dS9 10 SHEEP-Fss-
ceipts 6 0oO- steady 70 strong. lambs. - 255Sts
yearIings s5ds6 %: wsthsrs. $4GS0 so; ewes. 81
ass: stockers and feeders. So 1874
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
COTTON ON WAY SOUTH
Rushed to Savannah by Sea
Patten Fills His Orders.

The new 6oo0-ton steamship City of Mont
gornery, OF the Savannah Line sailed yes
terday on her maiden trip TO Savannah
with large cabin passenger list and 5000
bales of Georgia cotton that had made the
round trip between New York and Bremen
The 5000 bales 1t was said, were ordered
by the Southern mills which have gone
short in their supplies. but II is generally
believed that the cotton is being rushed to
Georgia TO enable several shippers to fill
orders.
The City OF Montgomery. which is one of
the largest freight and passenger liners in
the coastWise trade. carried 126 first cabin
passengers, which is an unusually large
number for this season.
II was learned that practically all the
eastbound cotton which James A. Patten
had agreed TO deliver at Bremen, Havre
and Liverpool had been taken care Of.
Within the last three weeks 5000 bales
have been shipped TO Liverpool and 2S,0oo
bales 10 other ports. The steamship Bres
iau. in the Baltimore and Bremen service
Of the North German Lloyd Line, has been
ordered to this port from Baltimore, and
will take on 5000 bales for Bremen within a
few days. This IS the last instalment of
the 5000 bales Mr.. Patten promised TO de-
liver abroad.
The first cotton report of the season by
the crop reporting board. issued in Wash
lngton yesterday. showed that the condition
OF the growing crop May % was So per
cent OF normal. as compared with S1.1 per
cent on that date last year, and 500 per
cent, the average for the last ter years
The area planted with cotton this year is
about 33,1esOOO acres, compared with 81
292,o 200 acres last year, an increase Of about
$4,000 acres, or IS per cent
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

Sanders: 30 veals. l22 n. 50 5os JOS. fso n.
80 5I5s; Gull. 100 -. 81; .. lo9 n. SO
hsrns Commission ca. 10 NirS,nIA vsais. ios
10 IS 15s culls. 133 -, IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts. 14s cars,
OF 3.T04 head. % cars on sale. Active and
steady, prime and choice sfock irnl The pens
we're cleared Common 10 choice sheep sold az
50 500 IS SIS per Zoe 70: yeariings. S50SI %.
lambs. s. 5OdS10. Dressed mutton steady al 90
1zc per 10; dressed yesrlings, 13415c. dressed
lambs. 15a 1sc. country dressed hothouss lsnss.
S3TS5 per carcass
salss-McPhersen & CO.. sIl Maryland lambs.
So n average. $40 per 100 10 is3 West VII-
ginis. SIS n $40: West Virginia sheep f1s n.
81 80; Maryland. 145 10. s..
d. shippers Commission Company. 24S virginia
lambs, 50 n. 50 .; Virginia yearings. - ros
So, s esp. 12O n. s..
Newton & Co: 273 vLrsnia lambs. IS n. SO:
11s 70. 81 IS: IS. 90 70. Sc 50
TOb!n & shannon: i61 Ohio yearlln9s. 81 D.
s. 3: 234 Ohio sheep. 81 r 8 So 81 81 p.
s. %. 4j Kentucky. ffJ n. So 80. i3. l06 n. 81.
Kerns Commission Company 2f7 virginia
lambs 81 n. so % 81 Indiana. - 70 Ss 50. 295
Ohio yearlings. 81 n. So 50, 81 Indiana. u n.
81: 100 Ohio sheep 50 10 IS s5. 81 f14 n. g 30;
4. s3 n. 81 So Al Indiana. 1tt n. - -. =. =
70. SO 80: 30 Virginia. 1fo 70. 81.
sheep 125 n. s. IS. l. 10 n. s..
HOGS-Receipts. cars. or f.21T head. all
to siaughterers. Feeling nominaIly steady.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
DIFFERENTIAL REPORT IN
New York Joint Committee
Urges Freight Rate Fight.

The joint committee representing the
Merchants Association of New York the
Chamber of Commerce of the State Of New
York. the New York Board of Trade ard
Transportation and the Produce Exchange
OF New York which was created to study
the subject of differential freight rates
with especial reference 10 their effect on
New York, has completed its report and
submitted il TO the organizations concerned
The committee fin Is that the change in
conditions mentioned in the Thurman COM
mission report of 1852 as justifying a re-
adjustment Of the whole differential situa-
tion actually took place some time ago. and
that these changed conditions have for a
considera BILE period been growing more and
more aggravated.
The report also states that the danger of
protracted and disastrous rate war which
may have been imminent in 1852 is not at
present a controlling reason for the CON
tinued existence Of differentials against
New York. because the Interstate Com
merce Commission. in the belief of the
committee, has such power as TO enable II
10 prevent. control or end any such rate
disturbance.
The Joint committee recommends that Of
fetal action be taken by each organization
to obtain by legal process, or by negotia-
tions with the railroads direct, the aboli-
ton of all freight differentials against the
port Of New York, both eastbound and
westboUn6. which, upon the facts thus far
developed by your joint committee, even
under the principles of the Thurman COM
mission Of 1882, are unfair, unjust and TN
warranted and constitute an unreasonable
discrimination against this port in favor OF
other Atlantic ports
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
3. R. rs SUBWAY LOOP OFFER
Would Pay Interest on Estimated Cost
Of Work or Mileage Rental.

1atHcL-ars % tho terms which che Brook
- Rapid Transit Company Is prenared 10
o1er for the use Of the Centre street Iooc
Il nWay - run trains from the Williamsburg
idse 10 the new Municipal Euilding were
celfed Yesterday by the Public Seryice
commission. For the two western tracks
q om the bridge 10 the terminus. the COM
u NY submits tWo propositions: One per
q n on ss,oo0.0oO, the estimated cost Of
"a portion Of the subway. for the first
F., and an advance Of y ger cent for
n ca year up 10 hve, and after that period
n H'erest and sinking fund not to exceed >
p cent
. ne alternative is for the -ailroad con-
p ny 10 pay rental based on actual car
-es operated. al the rate Of AZ cents q
q nile. This IS based on an estimate Of
q $4,000 car miles a wear. The conoa,,v
q pains that il IT cannot then use the
ra eks 10 the full capacity Of ten-car trains
p must be restricted To the six-car trans
lowed on the bridge it VIII reduce IFS
eher IN the same proportion from ; 70 3
p cent.
The Certre street loop cost .aoproxiratai,
'.b6o,0ee, but the company figures -ba,
o portion il wishes TO use could he t,,,,t
- maximum Of S4,000,o0o. The MATER
p hsen referred 70 the commission sitting
"a q body.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June 2-Stop-loss orders we're heav-
TI,- caught today. both down and UP in Vhsat.
especially down. Huge sales. largely sttrieut-
ed to few big Spectators here. twice oear
hack a lively advance. and left the market in
state Of collapse az the close. Final ngures
showed a net loss OF 1l5G1ssc. In direct con
trast corn was EGSc 20 sc up. Last prices
in cats were tsc to 1sGltc OF. and provisions
we're unchanged to Sc higher. one OF the
things aside from the ceaseiess selling, THAT
finally crushed the market for whear futures
was the lowering II cash premiums. June de-
LIVERY being quoted at the July price. disclos-
ing a somewhat startling lack OF demand Tor
hard winter wheat here Cnof1cial nSures On
Canadian Northwest acreage indicated a gam
Of fO635 per cent the latter in the largest pro
dIcIne provinces The Burlington roads report
showed an increase of 272.00O acres IN NEBRASKA
as compared with the goverumentS > MAY nsufeSs
and III borne out. would mean 10, A3hofo push
additional TO that state Latest private ssll--
mates from Kansas gave .romtse % loeNo.ot"
bush more than month ago. Miliars com
plained Of lack OF profit IN -four sales. ard
there was talk of some mills closing at Mime
anoIfs Range of prfces.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

FLOUR AND MEALGFlour quiet and % un-
sdeat 81 sa 1intsF in wheat sfasss sRFn 6a5saS S.
Is as.4 sRTlnFa s. eISsPs iS@ s.
ira f on No eve winteG. s. s5as4 kansas stTaights.
fFE id dhoiee to fancy M s.
s. 90 CORNMEAL-Kiln dried 81 90 BAG
MEAL-Fine white and yellow, 81 4oqSl 10
S29rs S21 ssa sai 1g sS; Standard middIing s22G
ga SO So 1our % do s26 90. red dog, s29 spot and
mi9aFIns mia RTse' SIS s!y Sssa saA
hominy chop. s24 so bulk; s25 20 sacks; OIL
meal s32 50q SS3 so nominal
PROVISIONS Moderately active and rather
nervous with prices showing a tendency 10
follow grain. The monthly report on stocks OF
Provisions vas aSG1t In l4s whe e ee
ing at 475,0Oo against 5000 last year
if SIs ss. ss2rs s1s fif family se
sEEs SIG sSaf fHtMssteadg fnt5a ga sci DREgsED
HoGs-Bacons, 1sHc; $50 10 1s$e: $50 h lS;
i$1e i4S II lsac pigs lSt1 CST sd MEATS IS Is
hams hams Il steady 8 10 isa ls'se
gtx G,SoS 5e wes9srn s9sntFye city quiet I2e
refined South Ameres, lt2oG Gohtinen.' ne ~,
"a gS IoI.c. STEARINE-Steady; oeo. l213 a
l3c: city lard. 14q15c.
sUGAR-Rehned 10 points lower. the FED Cd
eraI naming sc net. less 1 per cent cash. for
standard granulated. prompt shipment and and
= ORr / cent, for TWO Weeks. ana o.-uS'
fcss per cent four weeks delayed shipment
0tbar rshners were, say. points above that on
tHd,r lowest basis The London market for beet
sr.ar WAS unchanged TO Nd lower; June, lac
ssdi J,,Iv and August las SID. London cabled
w. worlds visible supply OF sugar as 26bO.O
.no .npx Paw here steady at the close. on a
aIa NJ "a 900 bags Cubas. about clearing, due
go. next week at 2Tsc, basis e6 test. cost and
sa,,ht soral TO A. 24c. Spot prices: Centrifugal.
as set a 24c: muscoVado. 50 test, 3.T1c; mo-
issses sugar 50 test, S52e
RICF-steady. with fairly good demand. at
unchanged prices
uEraIS-cOPPER-st easy; spot.
r,,ns ana July 3Tls a 12.50c: August. 10 4oG
10 5oc. september. 1900 bid. London steady:
1STh1i3c: eIectrolytic. IL. 90 y q Ie-75c; cast
AZ u n ~ soc. TIN--Weak; spot 32. Is a
F ~ no. June 81 70@ 30 soc; July. $1,000 81 soc
sHsisi 40 go n 80 s5c; September. 81 T0d q. soc.
- IA IEAD-Easy; spot 4.40d4 soc New
Xorg ana 4f5I41Tixc East ST Louis. London
htgher. spot tf2 lis I'D. SPELTER-Weak;
- 4o5 s soc New York and n 5-0T y East
e." q, Y out. London unchanged, f22 rs cd IRON
Q rlrrbanred at 49s Sd for Cleveland warrants
On London Locally quiet; 10 foundry North
~ ~, sfT5N All TS: No ?, SIS 501s1T -: No l
eo,,,h hern and No | Southern soft. SIG a3G
sra IS Pig iron certificates quiet and un-
MoIAssEs AND sYRUPs-Quiet but steady.
NAVAL STOBES-spirits turpentine weaker.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
FREE COLD WATER FOR ALL
Society's List Of Fountains Increased
by New One in Postofice.

The Society of the. New York Free Cold
Water Fountains, the purpose of which is
to supply cold water without charge in
crowded thoroughfares and places and in
tenement neighborhoods If the city, erected
a fountain at the Postoffice yesterday.
1t was said that another will be installed
soon IN Franklin Square. at the base OF the
Franklin statue, and a third on Broad
street. opposite the Stock Exchange. Mrs.
Morris K. Jesup two weeks ago gave to
the society a fountain, which was erected
at East Broadway and Gouverneur street.
Each fountain is to be cared for by an
attendant. The cost OF the service is met
entirely by voluntary contributions, which
may be sent to the treasurer of the society,
". F. Austin, No. Bible House, or to the
Society of the New York Free Cold Water
Fountains, No % Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
TAKES OVER INSURANCE CO..
Special Deputy Named for Livestock
Concern.

Albany. June 2.-The State Insurance De-
partment announced to-day that on the
application of Attorney General O'Malley
Justice Crane, of the New York Supreme
Court! has granted an order directing the
department to take possession OF the prop
erty and conduct the business of the Hud-
son Horse Insurance Company of New
York, a corporation organized in Septem-
ber, 1909, for writing insurance on horses
and other livestock.
This makes the third company of this
character which the Insurance Department
has proceeded against within the last year
Edward P. Ward. of New York, assistant
TO the chief of the liquidation bureau of
the department, has been appointed special
deputy 10 take charge
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, June 2-wHEAT-spot dull; 20 70
. red Western winter no stock: futures qulet,
July. IS 5s.d: October. 6s I'd: December
nominal CORN-Spot easy; old American
mixed IS Sd new kiln dried IS 312d. Via
Galveston IS sad; futures steady; July nom
inaI; september. A. SID .. .PEAS0Can9 9gi9I. i1.
Is Id FLOUR-Winter patents. 29s HOES
In London fPacihc Coastl. t4gt4 JUS
BEEF-ExtFa India mess. lbs FOrth
Prime mess Western, loss HAMS-Short cut
rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cut. 70s; short rio-
7os Sd; clear bellies. 73s; long clear middieS'
light 72s sd: heavy. Us: short clear oacas.
T0s Sd. LARD-Prime western tiereSs. o-s
Sd. American refined. pals. 62s 9d SHOCL-
DER@Square. 65s Sd. CHEES E-C anaGlan
finest white. SIS Sd; coIored, SOS. TALLOW-
Prime city nc stock TURPENI1NE-SPt
AS ROSIN-Common. los 9d PEL6gg-
TEI-NI. -Tl-d LINSEED OIL, 37s Sd. COT
T9XSEED OII-HuH refined. spot 26s cd
TAIIOW-Australian in London, SOS
Tondor June -Sugar-Muscovado Us %.
centrifugal rs Cd. beet 14s Sad CAL
CT-TTA Observation-Disclosures. sos I'd LIZ-
SEED. a3s I01Yd. SPERM OIL 81 PE.-
TROI ,ET-M-American refined. So d. spirits
~ TT-RPENTINE-Spfrit ASS ROSlN-
American strained, lis: fine. 15s Sd
Antwerp. June 2-PETROLECM ID francs
confines.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

Spot quiet. with prices points lover at i9HUS ;T
for mddIing upland and IA. 15c for middhng
Gulf sales {. 500 bales Liverpool cables; spot
in good demand; sales. 1000 bales; specua @ ton
and export /. 800; American, 1900; called. 900
Imports 100; American. 1000; mid-upland
7.95d. Futures opened steady; 31s points high high
T5sAd; June-July, T.51d: July-August l.Adi :
August September. 7.15hd; september-october
q I'D. Cctober-November. 654d: November-DeT
cember 645d: December-January. 6.421sd; jan
uary-February SID; February March, 6-4od
March-April- 6.39td.
CoEFEE- Featureless; sales 500 bags of
Sentember at $500. Prices unchanged
throurhout the session. and aside from some
buvine oroers around o SOC for September and
a few selling orders at 6.55c fo- the same
position there was evidence OF any orders
Changed Hamburg unchanged 10 4 pfennis
lower, Rio 25 reis down. and Santos unchanged
to 80 refs decline Spot inactive and un-
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
FRANCE TAKES MORE CITY BONDS

A block of 100000 New York City reve-
nue. bonds, 1t was announced yesterday,
have been placed in Paris by Kuhn, Loeb
& Co. A block of the same amount was
sold to French bankers about a month ago.
Announcement was also made yesterday by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. that the public sale in
France of the 25O.0oo 900 francs of Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul debentures5 recently
placed by them with a group of French
banks, had been fully successful, the entire
amount having been readily taken.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
FEATURE OF BRUSSELS FAIR.

!. 7alufe u the Brussels exhibition is
q l)fu'sches weinhaus Restaurant in the
seSIon' conducted by the Hotel
- iSl' OF Berlin, and under the direct
s;llial SUPERVISION q Herr Rgthnick, the
- al manager Sf the Kaiserhof. and of
Atlanuc' Hamburg. The former restau-
= Is me general rendezYous for visitors
20 residents Of Brussels generally. The
es1e OTleans and the Belgium Exhibition
20 M tee ss well as many American and
bneiish- visitors. are patrons
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
UNITED RAILWAYS ADD CAPITAL

Trenton, y. j., June 2-The United Rail-
way Investment Company. which controls
the United Railways Of San Francisco, with
more than two hundred and fifty miles Of
trolley lines, filed to-day an amended GER
tifcate increasing it's capital stock from
100000 20 s5s,eoooO0 The papers were
signed by q. W. Bacon. vice president, and
William Duane, secretary
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
WALSH ROADS ORDERED SOLD.

Chicago. June 2.-The Southern Indian1
ard the Chicago Southern railroads, John
r. Walsh roads. to-day were ordered sold
a public auction next month by Judge
Kohlsaat in the United States Gre Iit Court.
The two roads. which form one continuous
line from the Southern Indiana coal fields
TO Chicago Heights were built by the for
mer Chicago banker. now prisoner in the
federal peDitentiary at Leavenworth. The
entire line is 325 miles long
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
FIRM, BECOMES CORPORATION.

After association Of fourteen years
with Frederick Z. briggs in the business
of general insurance brokerage at No 1870
Pearl street George T. Nichols has been
elected yice-president Of the newly organ
lied corporation of Frederick f. briggs e.
Co, which VIII continue business al the
same address.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
TOKEN FOR WELDING RING.

-dembers OF the New York Produce Ex-
aflge presented yesterday afternoon a
z ilnsone tea and coffee set 10 Welding
iie' the retiring president, as d token of
y appreciation Of mis- interest in and
z wees 10 the exchange during the last
"a years. The presentation speech was
4ade by Ernst Pfarrius
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
NEW ORLEANS BROKERS FAIL.

New Orleans. June 2-Claiming they
could not Withstand the pressure following
the recent slump in the stock and cotton
markets. the local brokerage house of
Neugass, Morales & Co, incorporated, has
closed its doors. II was announced by the
management that all creditors would be
paid In flill
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York June 2 1910.
urryES-Rscsipts. 20 cars. or 34S head,
- direct 10 siauShterers. No trading to-
5ay. feeiing steady. Dressed beef quiet at 10
"a - N for native sides Cables unchanEed.
y CAiyFs-Receipts. fIi eai on gale. Feel
ing dr Vssis sold = - ,Sa>g 90 psI 40 Is ie
~ i4isc per NJ county dressed. i0Q124s..
dressed buttermlIks, ioffls a..
.xs So Is per ioo ID; 81 suttsrnilks. i35 n. s..
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
aNk OF ENGLAND Rate LOWER

London. June 2-The influx OF gold and
h . prospects Of the early release Of gov
rnment balances resulted in lower bank
Pc. which the directors Of the Bank OF
England to-day reduced from 10 31k per
tens
New-York tribune., 1910-06-03

with slow demand and freer offerings. Rosin
steady and unchanged.~ Tar nrra
OILS-Linseed unchanged Rshned petro-
I.uIn steady az I.T5c Tor Standard white, IN oois
at New York.
Prices steady. and fnal figures points IoNer
u points higher. Local contract prices: