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New-York tribune., 1910-08-25

Spot quiet. with prices 10 points lower at
16. 45c for ulidding upland and $500 for mid
ding Gulf. Delivered contract, 400 bales.
Liverpool cables: Spot quiet; sales, 1000 bales;
American 1900; speculation and export. 800;
middlfng upland s.34d. Futures opened firm at
an advance Of 11494 points Closed quiet at
1i2@515 points lower August s-0e1sd: August
September, I'D; Septeulber-October, 73ei2d:
October F-November, .1913d: November-December.
E.11d: December-January, 70Siad; January-Feb-
ruery. 7.0sd; FebruaTy-Afarch, 7.Osd; March
April 7.08d; April-May, 7.oTdi May-June, 7.o7d.
C9FFEE-At the start prices we're trreg-
uIar. ranging from I 10 points down for May
TO July. up to / to . advance for other posi-
tioHs and early in the day there
active selling by brokers believed to represent
orders from Hamburg Havre firm, closing at
u franc net higher, Hamburg closed at
advance Of Il q z pfeuuig, Rio was 100 reis
higher and Santos was unchanged for As and
200 reis higher for rs. Spot shows decided
lrrnness. and the feature of the day was the
sale of 10000 bags Of high grade Rio by
leading commission house TO OF the big
gest roasters. This purchase, which involved
nearly 81. 0G0, 00o following large purchases
last week Of Santos coffee, believed 10
demonstrate the strength in the spot situation
Supplies of available coffee here are being
taken while Brazil is very firm in its views.
and cost and freight offers are above a work
ing basis Spot excited and prices firm, with
Rlo No quoted at 8 q 910isc Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
BOMB ONLY SCARES PEOPLE
Little Elizabeth Street Girl Sleeps
throughout Excitement.

The tenants of the apartment house at
No 90 Elizabeth street were thrown into
d state of alarm bordering on panic, and
one of them was thrown from his bed. early
yesterday morning when 3 bomb placed in
front OF the building exploded, tearing
away part of the stoop.
When the explosion came Giuseppi Digia-
sorni was sleeping in the rear OF his coffee
house on the ground floor. So was his
little daughter. He was thrown out OF
bed. and ran into the street He later
returned to the house, expecting 10 find his
child dead. She was still asleep, the noise
having failed to wake her.
In all stages of undress, men, women and
children ran from apartments on the five
floors of the building. They were reas-
sured by policemen and went back to their
beds The police are investiga ting the at
tempt TO blow up the house. Dfgtasoml
says that he has no enemies
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
YeSter-

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive. with
Spring patents. IS csc go; winter straIghts.
55g 81 so: xinfeG patents; Ttrs - 80 1 50 22
s. s5as4; extra No >. IS 0o0s3 Is: Kansas
straights, So 25 q IS so. RYE FL0UR-Fair to
good 81 10a 81 so; choice to fancy. 81 30 @
s. 45. CORNMEAL-Kiln dried. SO so. BAG
coarse, 81 5o@sI So. FEED-weatern spring
S23 50 q S24 10; standard oil niddltng S25 rs %
SEQ 10; nour do. s2s 80 q s28 so; red dog.
s2a so; bran. s23 bulk. So 80 sacks; nlddling
s24 so bulk s25 10 sacks: oiIneal, s37.
PROyISIONS-Noderate active and firm
for live hogs Foreign operators seemed in
clined to sell lard. and late IN the session the
mess s sa sGe
ily, s24 50@S25; short clear, So 80 s24 so
BEEF-Msss s15@ sI6: IAN family ty,.s sie@ e $50
HoGsF1rn; Firm baoohs 1a 1sssc c; $50 h. 1ssc: iso
MEATS-Picked bellies dull; smoking. 1sc; 10
Ii. 164c; 12 ID, 1512c; IA ID. 15Gr ,r Piekled
city. TIC; country. T@T4c. LARD-Barel;
steady; middle western, Il -159 Il 25c; city
aq s 1$ :faey RSaI seaih
kegs 14a5c; compound Arm at 10A a lie
TEARINE-Steady. oleo. II 1114c: city lard
sUGAR-Rehned firm and unchanged with
list prices based 5.25c net less l per cent
active Raw steady Available supplies well
held and 44sc the asked price for oentrifugals
freight terms Spot prices: Centrifugal. g6 test,
1 45c bid and 4 4Sc asked; muscovado. 50 test
95c: rnoIases sugar. 50 test. 31oc- The Lon
don market for beet sugar was steady and
higher: August las 114d; September. las 6Ad !:
October December lis 1o1ed.
RiCE-Firm oferfugs moderate and demand
quite broad at full and unchanged prices.
METALSCOPPER- easy; spot.
121Ti4 a soc; August. l.. 20 a L. Doc; Septern
ber 121T1. a GI2-25c; October. 121Th a
IL 81 &c; November and December, 12.253
L. .o7i4 c London dull; spot. i65 IS Sd: futures.
ESQ IS Sd. Lake copper II. 81 II q 13c; electro
lytic, 1892 4 a Il. 75c; casting. 1e25 a 1850.
TIN-Easy; spot, 81. IS q "a 50c; August and
september 34.37 IA q a4.50c; October. 34.2o9
"a 35c; November, 3410c; December 81 a
3425c sales so tons December at "a. 25c,
at 34Ioc London steady: spot. f15T Is I'D;
futures. 1896 IS ed. LEAD-Quiet az 4.+o %
! soc New York and 4.27 Z Gf4.3oc East ST
Louis. London spot. f12 lis I'd sPELTER-
Firm: spot, 5.35 a g. 45c New York and 6.2oGp
Z 25c East ST Louis. London spot, 800 los.
IRON-Cleveland warrants, 49s loh d In Lon
don Locally iron continued quiet No l foun-
drv Northern, si6 25G s16 so; No ., SIS 50Q
sfa; No / Southern and No L Southern soft.
S5'1kn siS % Pig iron certificates nominal
MoIAssEs AND sYRJPs-Moiasses quiet
Sy-rups steady but quiet
NAVAL, STORES-Spirtts turpentine steady
but quiet Rosin firm and unchanged Tar
OIIS-I inseed unchanged. Refined petro-
lsuIn steady ct recent prices
COTTONSEED Ou-Firmer, and at the
close values vera 4n12 points higher for the
active positions Sales. IL 500 bbis- Local con-
tract prices; -
oSSar Efsh Low Cio~a day
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
HOLDS HIS sILKEN SOCKS
Three Absent Minded Citizens Forfeit
Goods TO Uncle Sam

William Tweed McGinnis, q cotton broker
from New Orleans. who was charged with
attempting TO bring goods into this country
from the steamship Kronprinz Wilhelm
without paying duty, was permitted yes
terday by the solicitor for the Collector,
III. p. Andrews. 10 pay duty on all goods
declared over 500 but silk socks valu ID at
so, waistcoats valued at the same figure
and golf sticks and other things were held
for forfeiture proceedings,
Alfred Dugrenier, OF Lawrence, Mass.
whose wife failed 10 make a complete dec
la7ation, is considering whether to pay the
foreign value plus the duty in order to get
the goods seized from his baggage, or per
nit the forfeiture to go through
But one other case was decided yester-
day that OF William Eccles. lumber
dealer, Of Portland Ore The customs in
spectors had seized a sealskin and d squir-
rel skin coat. The goods were held for
forfeiture Mr. Eccles has appealed to the
Treasury Department for relief.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The petitions il Bankruptcy fled yester-
elT wiki ire clerk Of the United States
Iztsct Court were as follows:
-nrolc4tarv petition against the Albert
I9le- Company, Of No - 10 80 East 1tn
ssest - John Buckle incorporated;
e-ar.es =. Note and Jaegel * Bells. with
-e-lie LOT merchandise SOiC and CeliFtfe0
snourrl-g T. S24ST ps. Preferential pay
--s1ts asgres gazing sl,905 made while in
e1sezG ere alleged by the petitloning
,5'es-.,ors The assets. according 20 the e Pc
c-----e-1, are PROBABLY worth S4-bGt 11ey
.--slsL O. wines. liquors, groceries and open
ecsoon's J. Block has been appointed re
ave. with bond Of 5000
ssege EcUgh has appointed William Blau
l1e1t4Yer for the Charles F. SteGrns Printing
-sl-psET. Of No 8 Centre street, with
osA0 q S.JeJ. The approximate value OF
- - pant the creditors state. Is Si5.egJ- The
-'aI'slE within The last three weeks made
ss-:eral assignment to Jacob Toch.
y --lLerE has been appointed as re
1et Tor kErler < Mccarthy, ladies'
F-5ts. q No 427 Lexington avenue. with q
--l q 40. The peIlJoning creditors as
- L-aI lie alleged banNuptS are also
re~eec n business AT No. 3s5 I1ftn ave-
80 b3L when Mary Mccarthy was seen
fle sne saIo that she and her partner,
90 - hlpier. were employed BY the kupler
go Company.
.t.afoilDlary petition against K. Finkel-
Ia Ia 4 Son, dealers in dress goods and
-. ~ no. 56 Hester street. By Charles
- zach and two otne- creditors, with
,,-LH IeE goods sold and delivered and
ss-s,ii,ey ioane1 amounting 10 s7z3 81. Prefer
49, 49, payments asgregatirg Sl,5e0 made
2 1-e lAso4Felr are alleged In TIE petition
,a.s-- -acVlgl naE heen appointed receiver,
BOND u 500
- .-N- p r. Root mas been appointed by
&c. -ielSh receiver for David 3 Bartel-
D.. Nea-er n eggs and poultry, AT 30. 80
fs., street. with bUnd of S9V- VII
- - Downs Cne e the peIlIOnlng cred
csi,-- ssz,.ng Tor the appointment Of the re-
or = stated that DGTfeisTOne disappeared
u5--~~-e.il- = after dispcsiUg q the greater
ss-..eI % Ais stock and white II was be-
on ae had gone from Far RockaWay
te- -Et =. lie wrote letters from RocAes-
a;,eaess creditor, IN addition. states that the
la tAIIpt Is 8 member OF the ITIn OF
rrs--4 -olis d AbraElowitZ, which owns ana
1'Ti- 80 q motion picture establishment AZ
lr-r-.l-s --ss-eet ard Fifth avenue, and that the
eirtS oi TIE running OF that place are
Lar, oeia8 appropriated by the partner
70 BaTtelefore
eas,-e.l e.lef . Low has been appointed as re-
sefs Aof . Z Block & Co. dresses ana
k5pF - = 30 10 1Eest IAth street. with 4
- y 80. The liabilities are $500 ana
Eesl,~ are valued at $3.50. TIton x
a-yosss..6 6Iio Two ether creditors have claims
pas1sa.tt..t 70 t795. Tney allege preferential!
IN n's , AendeisolIn. Of No. 90 Alien street.
Es<s lAutary petition gives Liabilities OF
unsecured. with no assets
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
POWDER COMPANY TO EXPAND
Stockholders of Du Pont Corporation
Ratify Plan for More Stock.

The stockholders Of the Z. L du Pont de
Nemours Powder Company have ratified
the proposal of the directors to sell
Si.6S2,oe0 of preferred and $4,000 of
common stock for additional working
capital This will bring the outstanding
preferred stock of the company to s15.-
2o3,24S, out Of the s25,0e0, 600 authorized,
and the outstanding common stock TO
about s2S,9IS,000. out Of the $50. oOo. o0o
authorized
Common stockholders of record of Sep
ten1ber l are to get the right to subscribe
pro rata TO the additional common and
preferred stock, At 40 and so, respective
". while preferred stockholders of the
same date are to have the right TO sub
scribe 10 the preferred only, at so All
stock not taken by the stockholders will
De purchased by syndicate headed by
Pierre s. du Pont. A I du Pont and J. A
Haskell. who have underwritter the issue
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. 4-WHEAT-Spot dull: No
. red Western winter. no stock Futures quiet ::
October, IS sgd. December, IS Tt4dt March,
Is T&d CORN-SpOt f-rns old American
mixed SIS. Futures steady September. As
oILd: October, IS 9Hd. PEAS-Canadian- IS
FLOTR-Wfnter patents. SOS Sd. HOPS IN
London Pacific COAST. IS 5s7E5. BEEF
Extra India mess. 1905. PORk-Prfrle ness
western IOTs Sd HAMS-ShOrt cut, I0s
RACON-CuInberIand cut. Tns5 short rib T6s :
clear bellies, T1s; long clear rniddIes, light
us Sd. long clear middIss. heavy. lis short
clear backs, SIS Sd SHOLLDERS-SquaTe 3.
Sos IAARD-Prime Western uercss. sos 81:
American refined. pals Sos. CHEESE-Csna-
dian finest white. new. 5Ss Sd; coiorsd. 54s-
URPENTINE-spirits. 50s 3D. ROSIN..CoITl-
mon las Sd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'd
LINSEED OIL ASS. C0TTONSEED O1I--Hull
refned-Spoc 30s Sd TALLOW-Australia1 IN
London. 36s T1ad.
Tondou. Aux 24-RAv SCGAR-Centrffu-
cal is Sd. rnuscovado. is 11d- BEET
SUGAR-August. I4s MA LINsEEp-Cal-
cTItfa Aux1st-Septern6s T2z LI<SEED OIL
us SPERM OIL s52. PETROLECM-
American refined. Sd: spirits. a.. TURPEN-
TTNE-Spirfts. sos Ard RoSIS-Amer1caa
strained. I3s Cd: me. lis
Antwerp Aug. 24-PETRCLEUM- 1s francs
confines
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. aug. 24-CATTLE-Recefpts TO-
e9G Wsser ssocksrs so and fssa
81 afTEs 19f g - Sc 500 % snd hsfs p
IS 80 50 20; heavy. IS 106ss 95. rough. s. 10
ass 30: good TO choice. heavy, % 50d g 90:
SHEEP-Receipts, IS 900: steady; native, 81 so
a "a s.; Western Sc 80 a 81 so: Earrings. 81 so
6p s. so: lambs native. 81 u Q % 80. Wssssrn-
East Buffalo. Aug. 24-CATTLERecstpt
steady: s. 75as1O 25. HOGS-Receipts, 25e0.
active; pigs steady; others, 1o@25e higher:
Torxsrs 50 ?9Gs9 Is: roughs 81 75 asss staxs
ss 20 q ST: dairies. SO % 50 70 SHEEP AND
lambs 25c higher; lambs. s4 25 s6 55. few.
Sc II: yearlings. S5Qs5 80; wethsrs. 81 500
s. % ewes s4s 8 % shese. 444ss Sc = Is
10 GOO Including 1900 Southerns; steady 70
1oc higher Go s9%s Ssa f5esSfe fa % good s. $50
81 Is: western, s. psf -: stockers and feed
ers. So a IS %. Southern, 1885 25 squtnern
sc T6 sa T5 Sus. SO 20a 81 10 calves. sag IS
HoG@Recetpts. 5.4Oo; 1og 15o hlS1sr' x sasf
o-s OF s55 S;,tgsrs 50 f0ass so; tight. So IS
so So sHEBP-Receipts. 5000; steady 70
weabsrs s4 s. 50. ewes 50 IS s. so: stockers
and feeders. So So so -,-....
Cincinnati aus, m @oo6 s5ippers. ssss7:
cd41-nSn S14; SIr0n se4s3 :. H0GsLRseeipts, osa
quiet butchers and shippers 50 % =, sI-, To- Io'
ssii stsady to strong 81 T5as4: lambs ac-
tive and strong; So so q So 30 -.
Pfttsburs Aug 24-CATLl,. 1-,y-S1yrs -S-
-S1-1v light; prime wstners. 81 l51s4 %: 81
and common s29S3: lambs. s4CSo . 49, 49,
CALVES sgqs1e HoGs-Rscet2ts .shs; iS sass STD To
f1eavfas IS s5GSo O5: mediums - o2s9ss ~
so eaas16. pigs, SO sogs10: roughs- ST 5eGs7 %.
IBv Telegraph to The Tribune
rorizviUe Aug 24-SHEEP- AND LANBS-
~ -ecei1fs today were ., 452 head; for tne
* 9
oasned as-Iy az steady prices. bulk ef top
Iar9lbs 5at T6Ne. sold; fancy ewes and wsJler
ia-Ihs 6Isc: seconds Az a sc; cuils- 3G5&c,
- sIesn AZ Q3Xc down: bucks. "a B24
dcyr11 Good demand for prime stock sVes, eotl-
mon thin sheep and trashy cuL amos sloN
.aIa- the paus were well cleared and the mar
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
TO FIGHT CORPORATION TAX
Proceedings Started in Supreme Court
in Massachusetts,.

Boston, Aug A-Proceedings to test the
consttuuoaalty Of the corporation tax law
in this state were begun to-day by the New
England Dressed Meat and Wool Company.
The company filed a petition in the Supreme
Court asking that the State Treasurer be
compelled TO refund the tax of 500 which
the company paid under protest. In the
petition the company sets forth that the tax
was levied on its entire capital stock of
$1,000. 600 whereas a large part OF the bust
ness IS in other states The company as
serts that the tax is Illegal and that the
law is unconstitutional.
It Is understood that other corporations
intend TO take similar action in the near
future and that the case will be taken to
the Supreme Court Of the United States II
r,ereSEa
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
NORTHERN PAcIFIc's REPORT.

Tie statement Of earnings OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company for the year
elde1 June 60 -s-o. was made public yes
is-csy- The total operating income, accord
ag t0 re statement was S74,5S5, ,S26, as com
T2-e5 VIII s5S, 4s5-47 ia 1913. The total
eperarHg expenses for the year amounted
c ss5 .ss- 90, leaving the net operating rev.
eaue E2s55Sz2 90. which was 2 decrease Of
Z s1-2Zl from the net of the preceding yea-.
" i--cue from outside operations
accounted 70 S602 IS. making the total net
rsvenue for rhe year SO, 10 S95. From this
Tas decucte6 taxes Of s. s.. .s99. leaving total
Operating income Of SS5.5ls,ss6 a decrease of
ESGS-- from the income &C the preceding
yea
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
FALLS FOUR STORIES; UNHURT
Child Gets Up and Walks Away After
Plunge Through Fire Escape.

Just what saved Bessie WeinT1ch, seven
years old. of No. 1892 Second avenue, from
instant death or serious injury, last even
ing has not yet been determined. Bessie
was playing with another girl on the fourth
floor fire escape, when she tripped and
fell down through the well. humping against
everything that could be bumped against
until she brought up at the first floor.
Persons passing in the street thought
the girl had been killed and were surprised
when she got up and went back into the
house. PatroInlan Philban called DR.. Bala-
nluth from Harlem Hospital and the sur
geon looked the child over carefully, and
found she was uninjured, with the excep-
ton Of a few slight bruises.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
CREDITORS MOVE FOR A BITE.

f-ffv Railway Company, headed by John D
f,r,n1rains. through their counsel Morgan
7 OfRrien went to Judge I.acoulbe yester-
5a.z n, the United States Circuit Court TO
get first payments out OF the $500. 900 re-
Gently paid to the receiver TO settle the
,,lr,erous claims against the company. The
Guaranty Trust Company and the Morton
1.rust Company opposed the contract cred
i.ors. and Judge Lacombe decided 10 take
the papers and hand down his decision
lateEs
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
ARRESTED FOR wREcKlNG TAXI.

Joseph Burke. q chauffeur, twenty-tlIree
Years old. Of No. 633 Third avenue, was
held ia s. coo bail in the West Side court
by Magistrate Steinert yesterday on q
charge Of the larceny OF g taXicab valued
at 50 100. The cab is the property Of Rich
ard Lucas. of No. f46 West SD street.
According to the complaint, Burke took
the cab out Monday night, and at O'Clock
on Tuesday morning il was found aban-
doned at Ssth street and Fifth avenue with
three tires broken and otherwise damaged.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
WOOD PULP TESTING PLANT.

wausau. Wis. Aug 24.-Conracts were
eied to-day for the building in this city Of
:. government experiment station for test
ing wood pulp. A fireproof building VIII De
erected within sixty days As soon as spe-
cisI machinery !s installed the work of
testing Wisconsin wood tor paper making
,T-iIi begin TIE government will spend
S.G 600 on this plant in the first fiscal year
TTis will be the only plant Of its kind In
- T-rtref States
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
NO ILLINOIS COAL MINE PEACE.

Chicago, Aug. 24-Hope OF ending soon
the strike Of coal miners in Illinois ended
to-day when the Illinois Coal Operators
Association voted unanimously not to ac-
cept the miners scale Each company gave
d bond to uphold the resolution and stand
out against the miners. The resolution af-
fects fifty thousand of the seventy-t1ve
thousand coal miners in Illinois now on
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
VANDERBILT" FREES ALL THREE

Magistrate Steinert in the West Side
court yesterday discharged KID Broad
the pugilist. and Ralph Gillespie ano Ediih
T--en. the actress. arrested because of the
mysterious fall from a boarding house win
dow Of 3. G. Tolz. alias 'Bertram Wander
l,iI- - Yesterday in Flower Hospital Volz
said ne oia not know how he got his IN
iT1-ies. but said the prisoners were not re
er0rsiole.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug. 24--WHEAT was weak to-day
a,1 closed from zsc TO 1iAc of Corn clesed &C
a. a.. ,Ts,zx-1 after dragging all day, while oats
J-en+ IN a harrow range and finished weak
- 10 m sac of Provisions felt the weakness
- grairs and fall of generally. closing from
25zc to 22t.c down. Offerings were liberal ln
the wheat pit end a general desire % SCI
vrhieh Included higher foreign markets and a
4arrassa ~ the estimated Saskzrchswan cFo2.
-is-rs5 +a-Isy b-y experts al Sc. O0.0Go bush
s-afn<+ ~ 400 600 bush last wear. Midvay n t1s
session thsre a slight rally. traosrs oeI.s N
r-gsa5 nv the break IN prices The advance
7sS ~ If1rIe extent and short duration and
e,,,oTa Sio-s being almost AZ the bottom Spring
wheat estimates are larger than gwen ouL Us
first Of the month. Range OF prices 49,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
HooKwoRM EXPERT ON AORiATlc.

Major Bailey K Ashford. medical corps
Z. s. a. sailed for Southampton yesterday
on the White Star liner Adriatic, on his
way 10 Brussels where he viii attend the
congress on hygiene. Major Ashford, VINO
has had considerable experience IN the
--r7,, ~f tho hooJxwor1ls said Yesterday that
The hookvorn would he discussed at the
conference Also on the Adriauc Were Il
= Montague. former Governor Of Virginia: (:
II 4 Ijlval Miss Rfaude Converse and
the Rev and Mrs. Len @. Br0ughton.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
FAST SHORTHAND REPORTING.

Denver, Aug &--Clyde II. Marshall. of
Kjugston, \. y, with al average Of 2oS
words q minute. won the national short
hand reporting championship and cup To-
dav N Z. Bottonle Of New York, holder
az The title and ineligible for the cup again.
broke the worlds record with an average OF
nrnrEE
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
LAKE MICHIGAN LAUNCH SAFE.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Aug 24.-The gaso-
Iene launch Golden Girl, reported missing
at Ludington after Monday nights storm
on Lake Michigan. is reported safe at She
boygan, Wis. to-day with her two passen-
gers-Mrs. Elizabeth Eaglesfeld and son.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25

COTTON-QUiet- and prices ruled little
lower The close was steady at a net decline
Of a points, after opening steady at ad-
vance Of 4 points TO decline of I point. At
the best point October sold Is. SJc; the low
est price was 13.57c, and the close 1886.
Southern spot markets generally unchanged.
Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25

New York August "a 1910.
GRAIN--WH WHEAT-Steady. Later prices de-
clined under liquidation and selling on pressure
or increasing stocks and Indifferent cash and
export demand. There were reports Of some
Improvement in the demand for -four in the
West. and a wire from the Pacific Coast said
that during the last four five days exporters
had taken about 80, 600 bush of wheat but the
only sales confirmed here were loads of Mani
toba- The Northwestern Miller reported the
flour output at the three principal Northwestern
milling points last week at 3S2, go bbiS. against
263 800 the previous week and Isl, ,345 last year,
and stated that to make sales equal to -four
output was about good most mills re
ported Cash market easy; new No red winter
quoted 81 O5& IN elevator 81 07 ( 0 b; new NO
Northern spring, 81 q b to arrive. CORN
Slightly higher early, but later easier and at
the close was Il q 12c net lower. Cash easy; NO
Western quoted AT zoe elevator. 70 arrive,
+ domestic basis. OATS-Quiet, with srna
price changes. but easier IN sympathy with
wheat and corn IN the local market regular
calls We're tnaug1rated and trading was more
active Spot steady; standard white, 3oc;
No 2, 393sc; No 9. 39c: No 4. 3S1zc RYE
Dull No Western old crop quoted at S3c
b New York BARLEY-Q1iet- Feeding
quoted T4QTTc for now crop. + I Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1910-08-25
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
Furnished by williams. Mcconnell & Coleman.
No. 60 Wall street
RAILROAD EARRINGS.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER &PIrrsBuRG

RITFFALO. ROCHESTER, & &PIrrsBURG
1910 IDS 1905.
"a ,sa.I, IN Aug xo2597s $50 8e1 sls4 Ob3
July I-Aug. q. 1.395.2l7 1,D.583 LIZA Ibs
WABASH
"a pe.I IN Aug s628. l26 Se5 eos s543774
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The petitions in bankruptcy fled yester-
tAy WIKI t-e clerk Of the United States
1zr.cJ court were as follows.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-10
The Marshall County News makes

The Marshall County News makes
this good point; In the convention
that framed and adopted the consti-
tuition Of Kansas there were fifty
two delegates. Thirty-five Of them
we're Republicans and seventeen were
Democrats. Thirty-four Of the Re
publica1s voted for and signed the
constitution. Seventeen Democrats
voted against 1t and refused to sign.
One Republican for some reason not
explained in the record did not eth
er vote or sign. The record tells us
what the Republicans did and what
the Democrats did but the one lone
Republican Insurgent, or whatever
else he might have chosen to call
himself, left no record that has been
preserved and even his name has
been forgotten. Such is the fate Of
the man who flocks by himself.