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New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Elevator. domestic basis.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York, September !, 1910.
IRAIS-WHEAT-Bear sentiment found
expression IN heavy selling movement during
the last hour. which forced prices OF 14c
from the early high point and left the close
a q 1c below the previous night Except for
a moderate decline az the opening, largely due
to easy Liverpool market, wheat was
steady up to l O'Clock. with prices at times
Il higher than the previous night The
afternoon break due TO q. private estimate
Northwest states. II not only induced active
liquidation, but aggressive short selling, es-
peciaIly as the trade has an idea that the
government report Thursday VIII also
leke a bearish showing on the spring wheat
outlook. No. red here quoted 81 o. eIe-
vatGr. and 81 Oh L o b afOat. No l Northern
DulEth, 81 Il. o b TO arrive CORN-OpeHed
4 c lower favorable weather reports and
liberal Western receipts, but the market soon
became firrner and sustained by support
from commission houses and shorts A feat
ure connected with the late reaction Of 5s1 1zc
in prices was the report that large concerns
were offering corn East at q constantly lower
premium for No. > yellow, and were evidently
trying TO ind Z place for the grain The mar
kst closed steady at unchanged prices, with
about II loads reported for export. No corn
here o. = c. elevator domestic basis. TO arrive.
and 81 = o aftoat. OATS-A little lower
with other grain The cash market here was
easy and i little lower New standard white,
3ec. No 2 3S19C. No 3. 371sc: No 4. 37i5c.
p PYE-Steady. No = Western. rs u G new. Z 0
New York BARLEY-DuIl; mailing 73 q 5TC,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
TOP PRICE FOR PORK L0INS
Top Figures at Chicago, Though
Live Hogs Are Cheaper.

Chicago, Sept Fresh pork loins were
quoted by packers yesterday at Is cents
pound wholesale. which Is said TO be
the highest price ever reached in the his
tory of the pork packing industry at Chi
cago. Retail prices ranged from "a to IS
cents pound, also establishing new high
records, and managers Of the packers
branch houses assert that they could not
get all the pork loins they needed to meet
the requirements of consumers even at
the price named
At IS cents pound fresh pork loins are
two cents higher than they were on March
2s, when live hogs sold in the Chicago
market al s11 90. which was 81 10 a hundred
pounds higher than they were quoted yes
terday This disparity in prices was ex-
planned by 4 wholesale butcher who said
that the scarcity Of light hogs rather than
their intrinsic value swas responsible for
the recent big jumps made in prices for
ioins.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

FLOUR AND MEAL-Buslness was checked
by the decline in wheat and the tone was easy
At The eoss d gns G Wnf $0@Sg SaTs6ts o S
sr2sh!5 s. 2 spring 'es GEARS 81 45as4 7s Extra
winter, s3 S5a$4. extra 70 winter. So 6oaS3 IS:
Kansas straights, $5dS5 10. RYE FLOUR
s. S0aS4 20 CORNMEAL-steaay kiln dried.
50 so. BAG NEAL-steady; fine white and vel
Steady. Western sprins. 81 60; standard mid i'd
city bran. SD bulk s23 sacks; middling s23aS29.
red dog S29; hominy chop. S24 80 bulk, S@5 70
PROyIsIONs-Had lower opening but
were fair buyers Of lard, but demand from other
9ua[rs TaS sI The a9 m cn @ ,as ana 6ouE sa
dsa3- family. sa5a$as; short clear s22 50Gse4 SO
Ss51 ass; D1fS5 BEEF HAMs|ouist; s235s54 DREssED
le 16o n 1$s tIar lao n or 48s o2iss Riss l4 1ss
hams steady. 14isqI5c. TALLow--Flrm: City.
7@4c; country, 7i4g77sc. L.ARD-Easy. Middle
America. Is doc: Continent. l. 95c. Brazil kegs
Il soc Compound steady: IL g1l%e STEAR-
sUGAR-Rehned unsettled but closed stead
Ter. Final prices for granulated were as fol
Warner. 5.15c net, less / per cent cash, and
Federal. 505c net less per cent for prompt,
!. 10c for "A days and 515c for 20 days, delayed
shipments II was helleNed. however, tnSt Ar
buckle Bros and Warner would sell at 5.1oc net.
basis of 4 36c for as test centrifugal. Final
prices Centrifugal. 90 test. 1850. muscovado.
50 test, S.S6c, and molasses sugar, 50 test.
sic. Sales, 20. 600 bags cuba centrifugal last
half September shipment 10000 bags, ali Sep
tember shipment. and, IL generally be
fieved, 1O,0 900 bags more. all at Sc. basis o5
test. cost and freight. and 10000 bags out OF
store at I soc. The London market for beet
sugar was unchanged to = q dearer; Septem-
ber 12s 1I1s d October. lis sl4 ID; May lis Sd.
RICE-Firm and active, with full but
METALEcoPPER- Standard weak: spot,
and October. l.. Il 21sl2 zoe; Novem-
ber II I5dI2. 20c, and December, II. GOA y 2,c.
London duiet: spot, t55 lis Sd: futures. t5a 10
Sd. lake copper l.. T5Sgi2. 81 l.c; eectrolytic.
i > s2lkd1 Il zoe: casting IL 254I2 soc. TIN dun;
spot 40 lo6f36. 2ac: september, 3afr36. 81 i2c Oc
toher. 35a3Bc; November. "A. 5oa35.5 SOC. and De
cenbeF 34d3Jc. London duh. spot. tl6H: futures.
fl57 IFS Sd LEAD dun. I.loG14. J0c New York.
i 2FF!4 3oc East ~ Louis London, spot. tI2 los.
SPELTER firm; 53T L saI5-5oc New York, 3 2Jd
) 3lc East 81 Louis London. spot. t22 It's dd.
IRON. Cleveland warrants. tas Cd In London.
Locally iron was quiet No foundry Northern.
siansIR 25. No q sl5 5nGsl6 No l Southern and
No Southern soft si3 75aSi5 -. Pig iron Ger
tifcates unchanged
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
WANT OLD RATES RESTORED
Complaint That Railroad Has Increased
Freight Tolls 10 to so Per Cent.

Washington. Sept. Freight rate ad-
vances, II Is alleged. from 10 to 30 per cent
or general commodities are made the sub
ject of a complaint filed to-day with the
Interstate Commerce Commission by the
McGregor-No Hardware Company, OF
Springfield, No, against the St Louis &
san Francisco Railroad Company. The
advances are from Springfield, Mo. TO
points in Missouri, Arkansas. Kansas and
Oklahoma.
By the tariff filed by the defendant GER
tain commodity rates are abolished abso-
luteIy while those left in force are in
creased. It is alleged that this action of
the railroad IS pretudicial 10 the COM
plainant and has curtailed seriously the
wholesale business of Springfield, Mo The
commission is requested to adjust the rates
on an equita bic basis by restoring the rates
which were in effect in the autumn of
1909
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
RAILROAD MILEAGE GROWS
Increased $50 Miles in 1909,
as Reported by Poor's Manual.

"Poor's Manual of Railroads for 1870 is
sued yesterday, gives in it's introduction
the usual compilation of earnings, assets
and liabilities OF all the railroads in the
United States
The manual says that the length of rail
roads completed on December 81 1903 was
1856 miles, and that the net increase in
the mileage Of all railroads in the United
States in the calendar year 1903 was 6,Slc
miles. These figures include returns OF
steam roads only
The combined income account for 1863,
compared with that for 1905 is given next
below. In most cases the figures represent
the fiscal years, but the table has been
made up by consolidating the annual re-
ports for the year ended June SO or De
ceu1ber 81
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

Spot quiet. with prices 10 points lower, at
Il 15c for middling upland and IL 4oc for mid
ding Gulf Sales. 16Os+ bales. Liverpool cables
Spot in good demand; sales 1000 bales; specu-
Iation and export, 500, American. II, 600; i'm
ports n1iddling upland, T.set. Futures opened
steady at 7G9te points decline; closed easy at a
net decline Of 11G1219 points September. Z As I'd
Septeuber-October, T.02i3d: October-November
6 81 l4d; November-December, esd: December
January. January-February and February
March, $40 I'D: Marcia pTil. April-May and
Mav-June. $500.
COFFEE-The bull movement appeared 70
be gaining impetus, offerings being comparatively
moderate, while there appeared be broad
eniug speculative demand. well further
covering by European shorts who are said TO be
heavily committed to late fall and early winter
deliveries Closing prices were steady. at a net
advance Of I5Q21 points. compared with the
previous day, and sales were reported of 4O.5oo
bags. The strength of European markets. con
tinued firmness in primary circles reduced esti
mates of the Rio crop, and the fact that in spite
of recent sharp gains contract prices still
said be under parity with the market for
forward shipment from Brazil appeared TO be the
factors behind the advance, which has carried
prices up about 1l3C pound since early in July.
Havre closed at a net advance of f0lA franc,
and Hamburg q al pfennig higher. Spot
coffee firm, CT the basis Of 104c for Rio No :.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept. T-WHEAT-SpCt dull. tut
rres steady October. IL sd. December. IS $50:
March. IS tt4d- tCFNS-Spot Stestl4t SIt s <Alisel
As stsd: October. Is Sssd PEAS-Canadian. Is
FIOUR-Wintsr patents. SOS. HOPS In London
1pa~idr COAST Esns5 BEEF-Extra India
mess 1855 9d. PORk-Prime mess Western
1Otis Sd HANS-Short cut. SOS. BACON-CaTli-
herlaua cut 15s clear bellies. 15ss long clear
middles light 74s. heavy. T5s, short clear oacSs
ess SHOUI.DERS-Squ 6is Cd LARD
prime Western tierces. SIS American Fsflrcc
pals dos gd CHEESE-Canadian nneSt white
new SIS ID. eolored 54s. TCRPENFlNE-
Spirits ais ROSIN-COmmOn lis Sd- Pr
TFROI. E,J-M-Refnsd "a LINSEED OIL 42S 3D.
vATJOW-4ustraIian In London Sfs 81.
London Sept RAW SCtAK- eaIrl - iu,s''' !, =
Septenber rs 1I1.G @INSEEcll-Galcutta- SEEc SEP
tsunber-October. rs +lsd- LlNSEED OiL. as
nned ) l5-Fdi spirits. Ia TURPENTINE---
spirits SIS Sd ROSIN - American strained
Antwerp. sept. T-PETRoLEUM 10 francs 80
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
FoREIGN FINANCIAL.

-anaor Sept 7.-Consols closed lie
.-1-er - So for money and s05s Tor
e.eo-i- Anaconda was 5 lower al &
-5LelE -rtsEG unchanged a. = Canadian
el-c e lower ~ -45--
tiofies Eas easy Discount rates were
---@5- a- rie market does not expect a
.Ls-ee IN The bank rate tomorrow
-e stock market was generally quiet.
Ei.h -1e tendency II values uncertain.
Ntt-rs were easier and home rails ard
fls3er shares Irregular. aur gilt edged
eel-s11es. f0relgL stocks nd Mexican rails
we're steadily maintained
-----eg1ce1 securities. after Q quiet open
~. -eeliIed under realizing Later Wall
- CuE-ng CaBSeI r. reaction and the
F-z zer closed stesdier.
-aH DOley IL London. 101Is Per cent:
tpeEl market discount rate lcr short biIls.
80 Per cent, -ulE bills. 3 per cent BeF-
II discount rate. q. per cent Paris dis
ccGst rate, q. Per cent; Paris exchange On
4-c1dcTl, = francs 90 centi1les, Berlin GA
grange on london. - marks ztis pfeLniEs.
55a- Eo-c. rs 50. AEerican eagles. 76s
Paris, Sert Three Per cent rentes
clesed unchanged al g francs - ce-t-nes-
2-teF Ee3T-- opening prices recovered and
closed n-s1
EerLa, sea- Tie lone was rather firm
SO lie BoeGse.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New lprh, september =. iHlN
BEEyES-Reeeipts, 81 cars or 1.ss0 head.
Including - cars for the market 81 on
sale. Steers slow but about steady for all
grades; choice heeves with weight tn fair de
mand. bulls rated steady at Jersey city.
but 1Oc lower at Goth street yards, cows fairly
steady Three OF steers unsoid. Fair 10
prime steers sold at So 55ffS7 Is per 100 u; a
ear very prime West Virginia steers. l5li 10
average. went TO j stern Il Son at ST 80. Bulls
sold at So 5o9fs5, cows, 81 10fiS4 70; extra fat
cows So a5ass5 ~ Dressed beef slow. s's q
lee for native sides: binds and ribs at Ia
ehucks at aQ1oc Exports to-day. 81 cattle and
100 sheep 10 Bermuda and /. 400 quarters Of beer
TO London
sales: J. Shamherg & Son-i9 West virginia
steers 1918 II average. ST 80 per 100 70: y.
1872 10 sd 30; 10, lf23 10. SO 50: 20. f346 n,
Sc so: 20 1859 n. 81 "a. 10. i24s 10. 81 70: 90.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago sept with export outlet shut on
and the milling demand practically So whea-
TODAY slid down IN value. closing at a nst lt-
cline OF a. G+tc 70 tsC. The END 81 the cay tet1
corn uucharged 70 a shade higher oats = 2 al
Down and hog products at Il loss or 5g4ee ihs
fact that Northwestern receipts are lighter thaL
A wear ago appeared 10 Be the only element OF
strength in wheat There continual hqtlies-
tion bv longs. each decline firing out an add
rionai list OF owners One OF the chief causes
vas a bearfsh estimate putting the wheat crop %
Minnesota and the Dakotas at fT0, 0Oo.Oep DUST
eIs Their too. the worlds available supply was
shown to be ~ 900 600 bushels larger than year
ago and a big increase in Australian acreage was
rSnorted also Prices closed weak az nearly tnS
ioIy 80 1of1t OF the day Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
ADMIT ROADS ACCoUNTABILITY
Mellen, Of the New Haven, Says Public
Can Enforce Regulation


NeT haven. sept In . letter made
r--9lic to-da- President 3Ielleu OF the New
Haven ros5 SAYS he agrees that the rail
E- company - which he Is the head can
rroperl- be held strictly 70 the performance
n -dEc.es 20 the public and ought TO be
s1-12e-led t0 perform such duties # i-
= siAs 20 CO so. He also suggests The est2b-
''shIne1c af court or commerce with sim
ne. sensible and speedy procedure FOR the
ira - cases where complaint has been
made against p public service company.
President NeLlea-s letter was the second
written In few weeks 70 the Connecticut
Editorial Association in reply 70 TIE asse-
cation. s inquiry e= 20 his views on the sub
1@r- ~ public utilities Kin
ia his -e-ter 1Ir. 1Iellen urges that leEis-
.aton affecting railroads OF other com
Es1.-es furnishing goods or service 10 The
&------ puzzle should be given the most
'&ne.S3 consideration before being adopted,
s5a fzrtaer says.
~-L be TO fartious opposition
- - or my associates u the enact
-esl4l q a1.E law regarding railroads which.
@t-e. nearing at views the r5ouEhJ1l ID
i.i--t r- tll- state SHAH approve
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08


Aug sf..... 4s6a,276 4oa3, ,2a2 2s9o55
Texas Central revenue included in 1910;
month. SO. 429; fiscal year, s1i6,4l3; m1ieage.
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & P1TTsBURG-
1910. 1909 19sls
4th week in Aug. ss454l7 s2Tl375 slse at IS:a 7s4
July i-Aug 81. 1.74o.6S4 f6e1.S40 l,29l,o--
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
4th in Aug ssss 100 1873 600 600 s42 az s9o s9o
July 1-Aug. a.. ISIS 100 leoo6oo l'4'o'S'"
CANADIAN PACIFIC
4t week in Aug So &c. 600 asa 600 2os 9Sq SSq
July I-Aug. 81. II 7.5s6.Go IL lo4'oOo l-'0fo'ooi
CHICAGO & ALTON.
july Aug. si' 2.55e. 4s4 2s5l74s 2,2os, ,O12
DENVER & RIO GRANDE-
4th week IL Aug. s75e. 900 s65i 500 s9aZ ,s 800 5o
July 1-Aug. 81. 4. .192. 100 5,9o6,0W S'4o''o-t
GRAND TRUNK.
4th week in Aug 81 4os 594 s1.321,52e 81, 112 025
July Aug. al 7.o64. .e45 7.3To.592 e,eos, ,s92
SOUTHERN.
Nh NB~ss5 ase IF II mules ans 29s @ iG
july Aug. 81. 9,649, ,524 9,0o1. .233 s117.114
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
july jul ~ Aug Us a. i.ss7,o17 1,653,a4s 1854 ,2o6
TOLEDO, PEORIA & WESTERN.
iav IN week zn2 in A8f M sfsss7 isss 1885 1885 is 3
WABASH
4th week in Aug s900.317 ss2i, ,64s Nl2. .o1
July 1-Aug. 81. 5,oe2,5e 4,S62,55 +foi.99t
BANGOR & AROOSTOOK-
c.rnss eaFninss ~ s2I415e s21eo4s s1s1 1sss
f7ynenses - t57SsS 1877 15I 13i ,o40
Net earnings S56 All ss1 sa2 $50, ,295
PACIFIC COAST.
Month of July -.
Gross earnings. SS15, btf St34.5SZ 800 Scs
Exp and taxes. 61s.eo4 a31 800 ali foi
Net earnings. s1es. 700 s1se. .e17 s6S. .237
ROCK ISLAND LINES.
Month Of July ~
Miles ---....-.. S,pZi epto orpu!
Total oper rev. s5.3f0.eas S5,416e02 81, 6Ie I07
Total opeF. ex,. 3.e42.6bI 1908 1lo 3o-o"' -
Net oper revs S., ,36s 2T1 s1.756ss5 s1,152 rs
Outside op deb ,s43 $3.50 ''ISd
Total net rev 81 s57 37s s1747.01O ST. 145, 534
Texes . 25o O93 203 500 l52 T3j
Oper. income 81, ,167. 2s5 Sl543.6o4 Ss92. IfS
NEW ORLEANS. NOZZLE & CHICAGO
wk ended Aug.27 S31,561 SIG T06 s4.s24
July 1-Aug. q. 24s,69o 2e9ol- a3 ooC
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

come mortgage registered bond, due
August. 1916. lot ---------.-. SO
s. 600 Niagara Falls Power Company
per cent refunding ana general
mortgage bonds due January, ls32.
coupons April and October, accrued
interest te be charged .---- --.- 1o2
. shares Niagara Falls Power com
pdry ~"
) shares United Gas and Electric
Company preferred -s---.---.. -
? shares Plaza Bank ................. 651
shares United states Life lnsur-
ance Company. y.-.-. .-.--'--- oo
shares Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Company zoo
= shares Wells, Fargo & co.. loo
shares Pullman Company 100
SI4 600 state of Louisiana per cent bonds.
January. 1874, coupons attached;
lot -"
For account of whom II may concern
100 shares New York Chicago & ST.
Louis Railroad common. ...-.-.-.-. ol -
25 shares Allis-Chan1ers Company
80 shares Lake Superior Corporation. 2o@%
20 shares National EnamelnE and
Stamping Company common 10
so shares Manhattan Transit Com
pany; per share SLSs
d Sa4,1s,a Sna5gs Common a'i 46s
600 shares Playa de Orc Company,
Limited; lott. 81"
81 900 Detroit. Toledo & Ironton Railroad
consolidated AZ per cent bond due
August 1880, February. 1905.
coupon attached. --------- 10 "a
1a2 shares Batopias Mining Company 49,,
per share. S4F4
SO shares National Printing and En-
craving Company of Chicago, Hl-sose
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

The following securities We're sold yeste
day al auction a. the exchange salesroo
by Adrian Il. Muller & Son.
T. order Of executors
g. 600 international Traction COMPANY
per cent Je-vFar collateral trust
lends. due 1888 o. P. Morgan d
&c receipD. D...--... ...---...-...-- 81
e pg8 Lake Superior Corpora ton = rer
.eEE ZO-Eear income gold bonds
.7re October. 1924 October 1907
coupons attached. .---......- .--..... 53
s. 800 =, rflfrzl 1Fater. Light & Railroad
Fanuauv Tisr mortgage ; per cent
TH-seHr gold bonds, cue January
1898 coupons January and Jufv
salrrued interest ~ le charged ~ gs
s. so fsufted Gas and Electric Companv
sr-s- mortgage > per cent 2G-year
-old bonds due January, 1922
C9ltro-- January ana July. accrued
.--erest Z. ba charged .--......... 81
500 Meadow Club OF Southampton IN
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
AND sYRUPs-pun but un-

NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpentine quiet
Rostn higher. closing firm. Tar higher and nrin
TURPENTINE-spirit machine bbls. I4c. TAR
msIas7 so RRo@SIN-Common R @ to good strained 81 ga
s6qS6 Is; b, So 20; D, So %: E. So sJ; T. 80 40
G. s6 so: H So so; I, So e5 K Sc IS: II, 81, n.
81 30: W G. 81 65. and W W, 81 so.
OILS-Linseed stsadIer and prices were lc
higher. Refined petroleum unchanged.
COTTONSEED Ou-Active. with prices
generally lower, september being especially weak
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
HIDE & LEATHER POOR SHOWING

The American Hide and Leather Com
pany reports for the year ended June 80,
1910. trade and miscellaneous profits Of
s3I4. .237 a decline of s., 2,013, ,698 from the pre-
Ceding year. After all deductions. includ-
ing interest. there was deficit Of $50
compared with d surplus in 1909 OF 81, 404,
90. Detailed earnings for three years fol
1910 1909 1908
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
Trade profits and
Surplus

The general balance sheet shows among
liza bilities an increase in loans of S79l .495
The preferred stock. on which BACK dlyl-
dlnds unpaid amount TO 73 per cent de
cIined 3 points in yesterdays market.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

CcnhIred balance sheet for the railroads
Of the country as compiled by the editors
OF "PoOT's Manual IS given below. Here
again some June 80 and some December 81
figures have been used, but the majority
are as Of he former -dat.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
COTTON

COTTON sharp early break followed
by covering, and during the afternoon prices re
covered, with the close firm at net advance of
10G points. The market opened easy at
changed prices on september, but generally 4GfS
points lower. Tho close within q point or
two Of the best active months. Further de
cline were reported in Southern spot markets,
which were anywhere from unchanged TO 24c
lower. but the bulls claimed that the lowest
ket was still above a parity with New York
contracts. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

Ihe lsLt edition q tle MANUAL : more
complete in Information relating to rail
roads than any hitherto issued
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
cIovERsEEp PRICES.

Toledo. Sept -CLovERSEED-Cash. 50 90
OCTOBER so a5: December. 50 95; March. SO %
TJNf1THY-Prirne 81 40. October. 81 40; Sep
tenber 81 IS. ALSIKE-Priuie, 50 10. October.
So 50.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnfshed by ]. Thomas Reinhardt No, 3s
Broad street New York, and No. 81 Dew
nrshira street. Boston
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
MISSOURI. KANSAS 8 TEXAS.

nt,,..aa 3sas 3os5 2sS
Month Of Aug. Sell. 39S 8. if9.36o SiZ'i6s
Fiscal year 20 ~ -
Aug. 31..--.. 4,362,2I 4.0ao,222 -o''o''
Texas Central revenue included IN 1910
month. ST9 429; fiscal year, s146,4l3; mileage
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
I'll

Total assets .-- .S98 37T 0ss.517 S19 AS 855 559
Some comparisons which these figures
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing 191o-'G7.
Furnished by Swartwouf & AppenZellar, No. 40
J sfreat1
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
piIBIiC UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by williams, Mcconnell & Coleman
No 60 Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

-aTnIit arc rTe f0l0Wing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-03

Regular dishonesty is easier to
manage than irregular honesty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-03
AuOTIIrN go -

,lfr UnrroU viii moi stand this
,no,h,r u,i,p,o Take we home this
irs4ortp
r,. roouos. roll an 1oaf cars. Fred
,,,s,.a tho lever mn another notch and
.1. ,,,,d., Corgyard with q fer.
eo roar
Ta,,... nra,,d herself in the scat,
md r..,.noa silent The car lound-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-03

came above the roar OF the car. and
the strain on her was terrible. She
looked at Fred and he looked like
statue.
Yes, he was actually turning the car
coward the sea. She realized that he
had become desperate with love and
would cary out his threat. Her tine
had come. She must try to save them
10th from destruction.
In an inatan; she had pulled herself
close to his side and threw her arms
around his neck, and with face close
to his car, she screamed:
Fred, dear, I-loye-you-po yoI
hcar?"
TIE car came TO a standstill, and
before she could realize what had
happened, two big strong arms were
thrown around her, and a gentle sweet
voice was saying:
why didn't you tell me you loved
me long ago.
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PRESTON S. DAVIS OF VlNlTF
WILL SPEAK IN ARDMORE FRI
DAY NIGHT.
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Order for Hearing Petition TO Sci
Real Estate.

State of Oklahoma, Carter County.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of
Cornelius Clay and Elgy Clay, mi
nors.
Now. on this 29th day of October,
1910, Rhoda Clay having filed here
in her petition for the sale OF the
real estate described in said petition,
for reasons in said petition stated
1t is ordered. that said petition
be and is hereby set for hearing
on the 10Th day of November A.
D.. 1910. at 10 o'clock a. m, at
which time all persons interested il
said estate are required to appear
and show cause If any they have,
why an order should not be grant
ed for the sale OF so much OF the
real es ate of said Cornelius Clay
and Elgy Clay as Is necessary for
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Notice tor publication.

State OF Oklahoma, Carter County.
n the District Court.
Rosa Spencer, Plaintiff, vs.. Herbert
Spencer, Defendant. No. $40.
Said defendant Herbert Spencer, viii
take notice that he has been sued
in the above named court for a di-
yorce and custody OF child, and must
answer the petition filed therein by
aid plaintiff on or before the 9th
day Of December. A. d. 1910, or said
petition will be taken as true, and
Judgment for said plaintiff in said ac.
ion for divorce and custody Of child
will be rendered accordingly.
Dated this cath day of Oct. 1910.
Attest: {. L. NEhNOh'
District Clerk.
BY s. NJ. PARKER, Deputy.
Champion & Champion. Attorney
for Plaintiff. 2o-l-S-lo
Sean
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