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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
TALKS.0N TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
Our Method Teeth
Us. False Teeth

when you invcsl 10 our Method
( Teeth you assure Yourself an an.
nuai dividend vt comfort fur nil the
years 90 come. and Nr wiil wafan.
Tee 90 yuu q sri ~ teeth that wiil
aufraaa la beauty. comfort and scrv-
Ice tho most beautiful SGT az teeth
ever grown ln any human being .
mouth
so one viii pretend Co aay that
teeth fastened to partial plate are
any more than makeahin They
simply uli up the gap in tte mouth
Whure the teeth have heun lost Our
Method Teeth nll 40 the gap and
they also allow one to chew with
them with satire satisfaction
N you have uniy two back teeth
90 each slide. say molarH. W. can
supply al thr front teeth that are
missing uiih beautiful. aervierablr.
lifriike teeth without che use 81
ia Iflal plates ur ordinary bridge
work This could Nor b. done bF
the bridge roufr Unlike bridge
worE 81 another respect. q o. pgac
ficaliY painlHsa No hurinE or cut
uing into the gums nothing 10 BE-
dreaded
Curing PyuFrhsa fiooae teeth. .
disease given up b. most. DENTISTS
aa incufabie. ia another II cur ape.
clailfea We cure u absolutely n
Is a hossffui statement g. make. but
we ran deliver the goods
We give written guarantee with
sil work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
f4o5 Third. ~ ~. Cor. Union 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

Flsi'sSslns 81 April u.s. zoe.
q rN.k Of the whole
o raslal plane from Point
~ \, san Juan. Cal 2 Dc
rstias see,t sso miles suddenly
as' y a,.ssl uarnlng slid Nom 8
= -. and at the same ume
q ~ ,,om A foot TO rs Inches.
So SSH eolssed on che shoulders
. m.shty suhterranran
,....sssiy $ great block ~
...s ru,k on the inland side
ti', ss.stafe fsli into ibc space
- coastal roek sliding 3
z 4 H. opposite horizontal
~. ard dFcpplng from a fooi
- ,ltef The cataclyam there
: See IL horizontal position
= a Is q feet. and a total
isplatement from , 90 3
!, srsalngs q these two rocks
- e,Asf and the trllllous
swsure must have pro
- Friction fire and sul
Amss on the Tine of con.
=, sensed on the surface
$3.50 .hudderins thunder But
{. s.,mesion wrought by that In.
y mcgsment was terrific
- ara II greatest movement.
i 49, distraction. vas a belt
- "a msIes side along the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

One Of our most popular patterns, plain
aud attractive. the case is 20x40 inches,
with straight from, and shaped top. 20x
30-inch oval mirror Of beveled French
plate; regular price $500. Very special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

nAFf will report shocks folt nc aoa.
Here ia the theory of earthquake
prcaicilon Every one knows tho
't'ieorioH Of tides. hoS they are
caused by the attraction Of tho
moon and sun The water ~ the
Haa follows this attraction In a
sr'pt wave known az the tide
Now 81 is known that the tide
doris not stop at the shore. The
lgna Is too rlgld 10 heap up into .
wave, but novortheloan there la a
certain sort OF land tidal wave. too
minute 10 be foit bat strong enough
to DO measured by delicate inatru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
Extraordinary Values for TOmOrrow's Selling
Strong Iron Bed

a plain but very neat pattern, as
shown in picture; well strength
ened with filling rods ornamental
chillsi finished in plain green
only full size; a good $500 bed.
Extra special for tomouow's SELL
ing .... .............S2.65
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

monts II 30 certain. az any rate.
that there 10 q definite pressure
wave IN The land. following the NJ.
traction of moon and Hua
The dellcncy ~ earthquake in.
Hlrumonta % marvel to The luy
man. The Holamograph nt liar
ward college la located In the con.
ter Of stable. special concrete
building The instrument ~ im.
bedded in block Of concrete eight
feet thick which sets firmly on the
solid rock.
u ~ uncomfortable that any ordi.
nary blow could jar this block Yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

sffuyed Many went mad
And there was great loss Of lie
That was the California earth
quake the greatest America ever
snew il was the cause Of starting
a Ryniomatlc study ol earthquakes
That study has progressed 10 FAR
ln four years that ll ls now believed
all loss of lie ga future earthquakes
can bc avoided. and that destruction
Of property can b. srvauy reduced
Ia othrr words. it ia proposed to
predict earthquakes. almost as ac.
curHteiy AZ the weather O. uow pre-
dlcted Warned in time. the people
can leave threatened territory rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

whom "a man Of average weight steps
upon o. the instrument instantly
records the actual bending NJ the
eight foot block under the mans
weight
Such an instrument then, can
record tho daily tides Va the land.
IL ia proposed 10 scatter RoiamO.
graphs over the country aud watch
tho land tide with foreign cOun.
tries cooperating. the tide can be
traced around the world daily
Now, as long az the tidal yarla-
tionH are constant and without
remarkable features, Il ~ believed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

there will be no earthquakes
But suppose some station Or
group of stations begins 10 re-
port variations. Suppose the TIDE
apparently ceases. That, q IL
believed. will denote tension
setting in and approaching the
point where the underground
rocks will give way and cause an
earthquake.
on the other hand. violent land
tides Will denote weakening Of
the foundations under the earih's
crust and will mark a danger dis
tfict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

Doctors for all plumbing Ills c
n Brown Plumbing Co Main $500.
lad 1900 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
coyernment Will Establish Earthquake
Bureau To- Attempt tn Forecast Ouakes

49, Theory Made Basis of a Worldwide System for
sw ~, Warnings ct Earthquakes-The Wonders OF the
s,snOgraph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09
Solid Weathered Oak
ChiId's Five-PieCe Set

Here is an Inexpensive set that will be
a source OF great pleasure 20 the children.
Il is strongly made. Of solid oak finished
weathered; the chairs are well braced,
with solid wood seats. We have only a
limited number OF these sets; regular
price 50 50 set. Special ....... $685.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

This attractive Mission Wall Piece is very well
made. and we guarantee the clock TO be good
timekeeper: the shelf is grooved and can be used
a plate rack length 80 inches regular price
$50 Special .... ......... 49,. 1878
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-09

Our Credit Service is for
your convenience. You are
welcome 10 all the credit YOU
want here. We have fur
nished hundreds OF happy
homes in Seattle, why not
yours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15

. The petitions ira bankruptcy fled Tester-
dav ia tho United states District Court
were a. follows
involuntary petition aSalIet LaEai DRUG
,,lnfnarv. of no. -1al Eighth avenue n.
7 ohm q Fink ami tHO otnel, cFtrlt.fa " -
-.fss--9- -fnolufiuE lO SS!5 b5. fIeIerent4at
,..s---51er7ts Of So 01a md transfer of property
5.-l5fie insoIveut are alleged M TT" t1Sitllli
T77r-19-5r9Ts7-Fr Tetit-ou against Is r Li'-
4 ss,,7 curriers' al No 2 Bieecker street py
= TZlef7Y7e- 4 60 and two other cTtcltotS
Ts-ir1 claims Of $3.50 50. 7TSleftiill1l 80
--,.,,fe I'D tra1lefer or property made Nllile
insolvent are alleged IN 1tle - 80 oo,
ia abilities are $500 and the assets a--'y-
TrzCIt1-ltar-- petition against ADJ 'a-LL
s.rlilIrrlaIl. druggist. at 30 1850 fliti aEe-
-lrra h- G,hlarleIin * 6 o. ana Two - +.
.5-.5ifo,- with claims z@-reEatlnS BOA -
preferential payments ana Idtl9lFt -
e+.rly made vaile IHsoIEent are diieSti IL ~
- T.a.f1Ior The a. ,eTS are valued al %i,.S'-
N-.+1ar7 Vaflach. a druggist. living AZ 30
1sas Eifth avenue. lr q Foiontals y 1[.ttI
a5,-a- ia biliiies OF s-,7lf -, unsecured wiz
p assets The debts were contracted ne
me Holt has appointed Archibald pa
,,5-,..-,-T7ss receiver for =. =. Walter K Co.
T4-r s4th street. VIII Do4d OF siy,,E3,
ri1- liabilities are $500 and TIE assets
e-g gs5,,s,, Fish has been appointed receiver
g. = lgarkasNltz q sons, makers OF ciet.hS
III =. --,17+r ~ 30 SO University Place. with
a I,o,d OF s2,0Oe. The Liabilities are S3Vt'
- M assets $3.50.
AIl l.-;i ~ d. Conrad has been appointed
.-H.sit-er for Wolf Malino. maker q laGlea
fe'1iN' N y East sta street. with d
l',..,d 81 4 asG The alleged BANKRUPT = pisl-
,oii' 80 as destroyed by 1ire on July B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
CONTROLLER MAKES RECORD
bureau of Arrears Has Already
Collected $4,000. GO

In statement issued by Controller
Prendergast yesterday he shows that the
bureau of arrears in the Finance Depart
nent. has made a record in the first eight
months of his administration In that tine
il has collected arrearages of taxes. as
sessmelts and water charges to the amount
Of s29,o52, $50 SO. divided by boroughs as fol-
lows Manhattan. Sit. Is9 S94 80; The Bronx.
S4,oS9 - Il; Brooklyn. Sc. 904 $50 20: Queens,
Si-4I7-1ee So; Richmond. S8s0S79 10
This is the largest amount ever collected
IN similar period and the cost of couec-
tion-two-fftls of / per CENTS the lowest
on record.
The total levy to date IN the city Of New
York Of special franchise taxes of cor
porations has been SO. lbs. 73S o.. of this
amount orders OF the court have cancelled
y 81 d. leaving for collection So. 136 =
500 81. In this are included arrears returned
on June l. 1910. ST. .Qo7 o3, which would
leave arrears prior To 1910 Of $4o.7s9 1873 81,
uDon which the companies have already
Paid $40. 47o el4 80
The total arrears il real estate taxes were
$50 80, So o. on which there was collected
VI TO May u. 1910. s2s 81. 559 II. leaving less
than one years arrearaces 10 he collected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept. 14-CATTLE-ReceIpts =. 600:
steady. beeves s. S0a$s 50; TEXAS steers, 50 reg
feeders. s4Gso 10; cows and hetIers s. $50 ~.
calves So 15IS9 -. HOG@Receipts, 24,o0o.
slow NJ A decline: light, 50 i0Gsy 50. mixed.
IS 35qs9 40: heavy, IS IJeFss -; roggh IS l9g
s. 307Sy 40: bulk or sales. s. S0FssS 50 SaEEt
Receipts 5000; steady, natives. s. LOGS %,
Western SO 251St 90 yeaTInss. = 80 80
lambs native So 3J4sT 10. Western 50 DOS
Kansas Cfrv sept. 4.-CATTLE-Receipts,
Il OOo including 2-7o0 SOutherns, steady 70 NC
lower Dressed beet and export steers, SlnSs.
stoczers ana feeders, So +0q<5 20; southern
S. 75aSJ o. southern cows $50 . - 49, >.
So 5O4t s. % Eeifers. So 09TST 10; bulls. - LSR
e. Is; calves S4GsS -. HOGS-Recelpts, 500.
s. To 4Oe lower: bulk OF sales. IS sedse 80.
heavy IS 1899 Is; packers and butchers. ~ !"
QS9 80. light 50 2O0S9 40 SHEEP-Feceipts'
14.0oo; steady 70 weaS an ,alhpz 81 xaSs
81 50: ewes. So 1884 80; stockers and feeders.
East Buffalo. Sept ATT1.E- Q
s-0SfT HOGS-Receipfs. $500; duil ana a9e ~
4oc lower heavy. 50 55as9 so; mixed ~ 90 90
50 80 WORKERS 50 6oaS9 90; pigs So ogsse -
So S5gsa 30 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Flecei pts.
500 active. ewes and mixed sheep STEADY othe-s
10c - soc higher; lambs. S5GSI 81, yeariinsS'
s. JOa So: wethers. 81 I5aS+ - --...,,..
Cincinnati sept 14--tATTI-r1- ecelp E.
ss3: STEADY and quiet: fair 10 good snin2e,s'
e. e.nqls71 common. s. 25as4. HoGS-Rsce s
, &C. sJov- poo to &c lower. butchers a1d srIp-
- so 557Sq 20. common. s6Gs9 70. SHEEP-
Receipts 81: steady: 81 I0aS5 ~ LAND
Steady lOr 10 i5c higher; s. 1896 20
INV Telegraph TO The Tribune
louisville sept 14-SHEEP AND LAMss-
Receipts 64S. for three days 80 ~
-rrI~a nlliet and about steady, best amos ~
ST. eToOd 70 choice butcher lambs 1900, co..
gG4-- Fat sheep 3tzc down. common sneSp' -.
dun: fair inquiry FOR prime 70 fancy s''1N 77'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15

mally heavy buying for the new wear
would be in order this month. and con-
sumers are showing interest, but furnaces
do not want 1911 business at this level. 1t
remains to be seen 10 what extent this
position VIII change the month ad-
vances IN the East particularly there Is
talk OF blowing out more furnaces, now
that the end is being reached of the profit
able contracts taken early in the year
The pig iron buying Of the week has been
mainly from pipe works In the Philadel-
phla district contract Tor lS,oe9 tons OF
Southern iron, SEGA a month, has been re-
newed and additional purchases OF pipe iron
have amounted to from s.0J0 to 10000 tons.
Eastern Pennsylvania and Virginia pipe
works are IN the market for total OF IL
600 tons for this yea. Radiator works are
inquirirg for round tonnage for 1911 The
general run OF gray iron foundries are
watching the market closely and taking on
Southern sellers for the most part hold
20 81 10 fo~ No. iron, but $li sales are
still reported In basic iron. round lot
has been sold for New England delivery.
while several 20a)-ton inquiries are pending
at Philadelphia Cincinnati reports that q
nearby steel plant has asked for 5000 to
50 e09 tons OF basic iron.
BilletS and sheet bars are weak. and on
the former buyers expect concessions from
So 30, PittsbuTg. In the main, new bust
ness in finished steel IS better than in Au-
gust. Competition Is sharper in spots. and
cuts Of 81 a ton have been made in narrow
ana medium width plates. The wire trade
apparently leads in activity. Some dOnieS-
tic business has been done in rails. most
of II going 10 the Colorado mill. Export
rail business is good. sales Of 25,Go0 tons
being made by the Steel Corporation for
shipment 10 Australia, besides fair orders
70 Brazil and other countries The United
States Steel Corporation is operating %
per cent of its blast furnace capacity,
forty-tive furnaces being now idle, against
fort 1.-TWO on September !, thirty-nlne on
August /. thirty-five on July I, and thirty
ar1. an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, september 81.

New York. September II. 1910.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1887 cars. 2t9S
head including 26 Z Tor the market IS
cars on sale. Prime and choice steers steady 70
strong; others slow but steady: bulls and cows
without important change In prices. Decent to
choice steers sold s. 6oGST 50 per 100 MS.
bulls So 50dlS4 IS; cows. s29Sa- Dressed beef
In fair demand and steady Exports today. 81
cattle in the Devonian to Liverpool and about
/ 175 quarters of beef the Majestic to London.
Sales-S. Sanders: Is Virginia steers 1882 10
average 81 30 per 100 10; 80 Kentucky, lie0 N.
So So IL COWS TAG n, s. 10; l, 80 10, s. % l,
TO n. s..
/ Shamberg & Son: SO West Virginia steers.
1a9d n 81 25: 81 i22o 10. ST. 50; Is. 1895 10.
ga 20. = 1921 10, So 5O; >. 1850 10. So ~; 10,
Tagy m S6 go H. 1910 10. So 10 :. l2S6 70. 90 20.
Ia 1ioa 10 s. 20: g. II07 n, So so; Ohio, i2.6
NJ 81 So no. HISS n. Sd 40; TO- lls5 70. So 10;
/ heifer $50 No. s..
Newton Il Co. 10 West Virginia steera 1850
N S6 IS; Il. 1850 70. SO 70; 20 1910 70. Sc IS;
no Iao1 n Sd 55: 5 West Virginia cows. 1885 70,
a 10 l. ESQ n. 81; state 1850 70. 81 20.
Tobin & shannon: I bull. 1890 70. 81 10; = SIS
n s. IS. IL. 10 N, IS 30; heifers $50 70. 81;
cow 500 H. 81 %
Mcpherson & Co. Is West Virginia steers. 1851
n, s. 20. - Western cows. 9T5 n 81 IS; I COW.
Earns commission Co is West Virginia
steers 1858 n. 81 e5; 10 Ohio 0ew s5ass, 1e44
10 ~ fsds 4 Co. | bull $50 10 81 IS; COW
s7o n, So 80. l. 730 n. 81 Is.
= Curtis & son: l OK. ITO 70. 81 10: /. l2io
n 81. bulls i4so 10 s4 Is; /. 1850 N. 81; :.
s1o n "a 50; q. TO 70, SIS -: / COW. 100 70.
q. $50 70 81 %. 9a5 n 81 .. 910 n,
So so: 8. 775 ~ S. Is: 8. eSs 70. So 20; IT. sac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
GOT NO BRIBE IN 20 YEARS
Customs Employe Enlivens Trial
of Weighers with Testimony.

The trial of George z. BedelI. Charles II
Wardell and & De Witt Drew. former Gus
toms employees. on charges OF conspiracy
to Siefraud the customs. was enlivened yes
terday by witness who declared that dur
ing the twenty years he was IN the gov
eminent service he had never taken A
bride This witness was W H. Madden.
an assistant veigher. who was called 10
cOr-Oborate the testimony Of other wit
nesses regarding the assignments of men
70 piers.
Judge Martin IS hearing the case ii the
Criminal Branch Of the United States Cir
cult Court. and when the session was
opened yesterday James P. Hyland, who
was on the stand the day before, con-
tfnUed his te1ti1nonr. He freely confessed
that he was telling about his career Of
bribery solely TO help himself and not be
cause Of any peniterce. There was al
solutelv no moral motive hack Of his tes-
tin1ony. he declared.
The next witness ras frederick 7.
Sawyer. q former assistant weigher- He
involved both Drew and Vardell in his
h-lhe taking. but on cross-exauinaTIon
said that he could not name a person who
could corroborata his testimony. He said
that he made Il d rule to pay Drew one
half Of anything he collected
William \ Hutchinson. formerly
vgeigFer, now a clerk in the customs ser
vice went through the same story OF bride
taking on cargoes from Mediterranean
ports. He said he paid part of the money
he took II HvIand. He was still in the
government service, he said, and had been
promised immunity fer his testimony The
case VIII be continued today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15

spot quiet. with prices 10 points lower at
i3. I5c for uiddling upland and lie for middling
GUf; sales, 1850 bales. Liverpool cables-Spot
dull and easier; sales. 5000 bales. speculation
and export. 500; American. 4.GGO- Imports
Mid-upland, s.9ed. Futures opened quiet. at I TO
points decline Closed quiet but steady, at
net decline Of lz44l3 points. September, : 7Sd;
September October. I.fOl2d: October November.
6. ssi2d; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6-s2d; December
March Gid: March-April, 6.S0d:s April May
s. Id: May-June. 6.S1d.
COFFEE-Verv active. and there a big
gain III prices the closing figures showing an
advance of from 20 to 81 points as compared
largest days business since the beginning OF the
TO heavy buying for both accounts. sensat ional
gains in the European markets. continued
strength in Brazil. moderate primary receipts.
reports that big European short interests were
covering and rumors that large Brazilian ship
ping firm had been a very heavy buyer of actual
coffee in Santos. presumably to Ill out Septem-
an advance of 2oQ80 points and this car
red prices nearly half cent a pound above the
low level Of the week there naturally heavy
selling for profits Havre closed a ad-
OF 1qIlz francs. Hamburg was 1d1ia
pfennigs higher, and the Brazilian markets were
unchanged TO 100 refs higher although there
further advance OF 1-16d III the rate OF Bra
lillian exchange on London. The strength in
futures was accompanied by a very firm mar
ket for spot coffee. and after the close last
night local merchants quoting 1850 TO
1880 for Rio No. :. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
STOCK EXCHANGE MEETING
GU Committee Takes No Action on
1ioe and Leather Manipulation.

h7st regular meeting OF the govern
committee q the New York stock E&-
.-s.-se since r. ad5ourned for the summer,
'aae - Vas held YESTERDAY. The SEES
iazted only half al lour. and only
~Ae business was transacted II was
- 40 action was taken in regard 70
recent rlanip ulatiun Of American Hide
Leather preferred stock. which -
investigation by the exchange au-
.-''l'les, but it is thought The matter VIII
-aEeh up ny the committee al its next
llg. on September x
= Tar il IS said. no Stock Exchange
ass been found 10 be involved Ia
-. @'ialf. 5ur II Is expected nevertheless
:, mere VIII be some interesting de-
- lneIiIs before the Stock Exchange gets
&. 80 with its investigation and that
IN - s. one prominent NAH Street man
CO. -o4ld 10 have been mixed in the
q a,-e --i'3 was 0stsnsibly conducted b.
''s- OF irresponsible IipSlers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
FOREIGN MARKETS

Liverpool. sept iIE "a dull
r-,ttur.s easy; October. - 3 I'D. December. IS
a. ~ starch IS AID. CORN-Spot easy old
American. mixed. 5s nd Futures dull sep
1a,fhsr Is nd. October. rs 7izd PEAS
Canadian IS FLOUR-Winter patents. 2Ss tf
Hops in London (Pacinc COAST SD - los
pEE.F- Extra India mess. 1898 PORN-Prirrs
ness Western. lots I'd HAMS-Shcrt cut ol's
al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cut. 4ss. short I'D
a.. clear bellies T6s. long clear middles
light T6s. heavy. rs: short clear backs OBS
gHOI-I. DER+Square. SIS ID LARD-Prirns
western in tferces. and American refined
pals. SIS. TURPENTINE-Spir 32s- ROSlN
common las I'd PETROLEC A-Rennec
I'd fINSEED OIL. 44s 6d- CHEESEs-Cana
dian finest white. new. SIS 3D.. colored. S4s
TAIIOW-Austrslian IN London. SIs lO~1G
COTTONSEED OIL - Hull refined - spot
3ls Cd 49,, 800.
gal 13s. Inusc0vadO. lis I'd BEET sLGAR-
Seuteuher i2z ND LISsEED--Catcatsz-
Septernber- October T4s 1Gi~d. LINSEED OIL
ais SPERM OIL. $50 PETRoLEC M-Araer-
lean refined 3 I5-I6d: spirits. ID rCRPEN-
TINE-Spirits SIS ROsfN - Amerfcan
strained las Cd. fne. lbs lOlsd-
antwerp. sept. i4.-PETROLEUM, 10 francs
so centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
TWO YEARS FOR GERBRACHT
Sugar Refinery Superintendent
Also Fined S5,O00-Gets Stay.

Ernest Geraracllt, former superintendent
O. the Williamsburg refinery OF the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining Compauy. was sen
fenced yesterday by Judge Martin. IN the
Criminal Branch of the United States Cir
cuit Court. 20 two years in the federal
peuitenuary At Atlanta and 70 pay fine
OF S50G3.
Judge Martin granted q stay Of sentence
Tor GTerbracft 10 give his counsel an OF
portunity To make an appeal. The bail
bond Of So5.06) was continued
Gerbracfr was found guilty on six counts
Of an indictment charging conspiracy to
defraud the customs, the specific acts &C
curing on the docks Of the Havemeyers &
Elder refinery. The trial took place last
June. and with him Charles r. Heike, the
former secretary OF the company, was
found guilty on one count. Mr. Heike viii
not ne arraigned, If at all, until Judge
Martin passes on tho immunity plea put
forward by John p Stinch1ield, because Of
the appearance Of Heike before federal
grand 7uries Investigating tho American
sugar Refining Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-15
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
r. o. b. II 0. b. anoat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York September IA. 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-A general lack OF conf
dence among bull traders and continued bear
Ish conditions abroad together with disap-
pointment over the export situation. were fac
tors connected with the decline OF 1c a bushsl-
There was d little commission house buying on
the breaks, but no general support Liverpool
dropped \ to 1 = d in response TO accumula-
ton of stocks favorable Argentine weather
news and large offerings from Russia No
red here closed s. or. elevator ana 81 o. =
Z b: No Northern Duluth, 81 % o b ahoat
CORN-Declined 7 &c in December at Chi
caGo. Slight rallies occurred in the afternoon,
especially the close, on covering. in view
of the fact that Chicago will be closed on
Thursday, but final prices were still II a &c net
lower September showing the least decline
owing TO lighter CARROT estimates for Thurs
uay. no corn closed 81 1ec elevator; comes
OATS-Aside from little weakness at times
oats were steady and closed u a &c net
higher. Cash oats here closed. New standard
white, IS c; No . 30 nc: No g. 3S1= No !,
SSc- RYE-Quiet; No Western. 7s1zc new,
New York. BARLEY-Easy. mating,
~ a T6c c Buffalo