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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-25
FIRST SESSION HELD
HERE THIS EVENING
There Were Several Commit.
tee Meetings This Afternoon
at Westcott HoteI-Meeting
of Pioneers.
ToNlcHT'S PROGRAM.
Eioht O'clock.


Mrs. Miriam A. McDivitt, Presiding
Chairman Local Committee.
Music-High School Orchestra, Prof
Will Earhart. Conductor.
vocation--Professor Ebert Russell
Earlham College.
Song-"Indiana."
Greetings from the Local State Fed
Grated Clubs. Mrs. Allen d. Hole.
Addresses of welcome-Hon. William
Dudley Foulke. Mr.. Stephen 8
strattan, Jr.
Response-Mrs. Virginia C. Meredith
First Vice President Indiana State
Federation of Clubs.
Presidents Address-Mrs. Grace Jul
ian Clarke.
Vocal 6olo-(a) Morgen Hymn. Hen
schel. (b) A Memory. Parks. Mrs
Fred Bartel.
$500 to 11:00-Reception given BY the
State Federated Clubs Of Richmond
at the Public Art Gallery. High
school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-25
There win Be 19,463 Ballots
Printed This Year, as Not
Many Voters Will. Remain
From the Polls.
ELECTION BOARD HAD
MEETING ON TUESDAY
Republican Party Only One to
Have Full County Ticket
Wayne Township and City's
Voting Places.

Republican and Democratic leaders
IN the county are expecting = heavy
vote In the November election. There
will be- 10. .463 ballots printed and these
will be apportiOned out among the dif.
1erent precinct voting boards.
The county election board including
c. w. Gem. County Clerk, Harry Il.
Penny and Ben @. Price met ON Tues
day morning and made y certified list
OF the different candidates on the diff
1ersnt parties. The republican county
ticket 10 the only one In which there
% . nominee for every elective office.
The democrats and socialists have
we'll filled tickets, each having but
two vacancies. These vacancies &C.
cur In nominees for county council.
men 1t large. The prohibition party
has Q large number OF nominees. head.
Cd by Aaron Worth for Congress.
There are twenty-one officials to be
elected to county and township Of.
1ices in November.
The state ticket ballots will be So
cured BY Harry =. Penny. He will
make . trip TO Indianapolis on Wed
nesday for this purpose but viii not
bring the ballots back with him. only
certifying 70 the number needed In
the county. which will bs expressed to
him later.
Wayne township trustee. James
Howarth has announced the voting
places u Wayne township. including
election. 70 b. - f0llows:
WAYNE roWNoHlP.
Precinct No. 1.-ssvastopol School
house, rear.
Precinct No. a-oeo. Minors shop.
Chester.
Precinct No. 3-coblents store. Mid
dleboro.
Precinct No. 4-(Not Selected).
Precinct No. 5-Backmeyer's
Greenhouse.
CITY OF RICHMOND.
First Ward.
Precinct No. seCourt House.
Precinct No. 7-Shofer's Stable.
Precinct No. 8-(Not Selected).
Precinct No. s-523 South Sixth
street.
second Ward.
Precinct No. 1871 Fort Wayne ave.
Precinct No. 11-City Building.
Precinct No. 1905 North d street.
Precinct No. 1s-l5s Fort Wayne
avenue.
Third Ward.
Precinct No. l4-Tenth and Main
streets.
Precinct No. 15-Taylor's Livery OF.
flee.
Precinct No. le-s22 North + street.
Precinct No. l7-s01 North Tenth
Fourth Ward.
Precinct No. 1S-Pythian Temple.
Precinct No. 1913 South Eleventh
street.
Precinct No. so-235 South Eighth
street.
Precinct No. 3l-Bentlage's Grocery.
$50 South Eleventh street.
Precinct No. ?2-No. I Engine
House.
Firth Ward.
Precinct No. 23-Shafers Tin Shop.
between 18th and 18th on North A
street.
Precinct No. 24-Kidder's Shop. 202
North Fourteenth street.
Precinct No. :S-North End Mission,
North Fourteenth street.
Precinct No. 26-Hodgin Shop.
Precinct No. 81 32l North Nine.
teenth street.
oixth Ward.
Precinct No. 2S-Thirteenth and
Main streets.
Precinct No. 2S-l607 Main street
Precinct No. 3O-4lS South Thir.
teeuth street.
Seventh Ward.
Precinct No. 31-30S National Road
Precinct No. $3.50 Pearl street
Precinct No. 33-Coat's Barber Shop
Richmond avenue.
Eighth Ward.
Precinct No. 34-126 State street
Precinct No 35-Republicans' Clut
Rooms. Hunt street.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York October 10. 1910
RFFyFS-Receipts. A. cars, or 7SS head.
Feeling steady. Dressed beef unchanged az ~
lie per III for native sides. Texas beef. "a Sc
this port today or tO-fnorrow- o.,
CALVES-Receipts. 90. 81 on sale Dull
and unchanged A few ordinary veals sold az
50 80 per 100 10. culls. $50 81 No grassers OF
westerns. city dressed veals quiet at II n &c
per III. country dressed. 9ls a 15c: dressed
Ssies%Tobin q shannon 2 veaIs 100 ID
average. 50 80 per 100 Ii; culls. 100 10. Sc
s Judd & Co. . veals tcuIIsl. los 10. s.
SHEEP AND LA1EBS-ReceipJs. 2O1z cars.
or 4.5O4 head: f5Is cars on sale sheep
steady; lambs slow and Zoe lower. . cars I'M
sold. Common 10 prime sheep sold at 50 2 81 %
per 100 10. cuIls. 81 80. lambs, s74 s. %
DC per III. dressed lambs. I28I31zc
Sales-Kerns Commission Company. 40
state lambs a 10 average. 81 % Der 100 ~,
1s9. "a ID, 81 so: 10 state sheep. 113 II. 81 90;
@. $50 H. 81; 10. 30 ID. 81.
J. G. Curtis q son: 90 vermont lambs %
III. 81 %; 10 culIs. 81 ID. So so; I3 Vermont
Tobin & shannon 2s7 ohio lambs - ID.
s. S.: 25s West Virginia. 66 n. 81 so: 91 stare
So ID. 81 go; 106. "a ID. 81 371s; state sheep.
~ newton "; & Co: ass West virginia lambs. So
n. 81 p; 26!. SO ID. 81 %: West Virginia
' s Judd ID d & Co. 224 Indiana lambs. 81 ID.
81 10: state. Sc ID. 81. Indiana yearlings.
SO ID. So l. state. so ID. So: 80 state sheep.
s Sanders: 2O7 state lambs. SO u. 81 Is: .
state yeariings. 70 ID. s..
Mcpherson & Co: Is Maryland Gull lambs.
AZ II. So 80, 20 Maryland sheep. 107 h. 81: "A
HOGSLReceipts. ~ cars. or 200 head. IN
Guiding 80 for the market. No sales Feeling
12l5 a I31zc per 10 for medium 10 hgh'
weights
Sales Gate Yesterday, 8 Judd g CO:
state hogs. 13J ID average. 50 80 per 100 To-
H H Hollis x state hogs. $40 h. 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
STEVENS IN 100000 CONCERN
Telephone Improvement Company TO
Have Offices at Attica. N. Y.

Albany. Oct 13-Frederick c. Stevens
state Superintendent Of Public Works, is a
director in the Telephone improvement
Company, capitalized at S3,0l0,000 which
filed articles of incorporation with the Sec
rotary Of State to-day. The principal offices
Of the company. which viii manufacture
telephone supplies, viii be at Attica- Wyo-
ming County. where Mr.. Stevens lives.
The other directors are Charles H North
and James B. Hoge. Of Cleveland: ex-Sen-
ator Merton E Lewis and Garrison Bah
cock Of Rochester; Edward Clement. of
washington; WinsIow II. Mead, Deputy
Superintendent OF Public Works. OF Albany.
and Alfred Stromberg, Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14

FLOUR AND NfEaE-FIour quiet but ner-
vous The mills were in some cases attempting
TO hold prices firm. but buyers were insisting
upon concessions. encouraged by the decline in
wheat and rumors that a big Western mill had
Sc 5G. winter straights "a 35aSi 30: winter
patents. 81 a0aS4 30. spring clears 81 4oa$4 co.
winter 81 4odS3 So. Kansas strafrbts 81 SAG
S4QS4 -: choice u fancy. 81 25dS4 30 CORN
MBAI-Rarely steady: kiln dried. So 90 BAG
NfEAI-Quiet: fine white and yellow 81 35GI
81 "a. coarse 81 3GQS1 n FEED-Western
spring. SCI 75q$22 s.: standard middling. S23a
city bran. $21 bulk. So 80 sacks; midding.
So 5oaS3o: red dog, $50 SO; homny chop, S24
PRONISION>-Hog products hrmer earlier.
bur At the close the maritet was barely steady
shor, clear So q SIS 30. BEEF-SIess. si5a
st3 80. family S19nSI9 80; packet. $16 50n
HAMS-Quiet. So a sd DRESSED HOGS
Firm. hacons 1914 C. $50 To, 1870; $50 III.
-Picslcd bellies steady; smoking. 1sc; 10 h.
lie, - To-. 15iac. "a II. 15c- Picked hams
hrm H. q 12c GWnQgied city; 35sg
y Wa5r 7osl Soc city rm i@c re6ned
steady. South America. 14c; Continent 1910.
To-. a16fsc. sTEARINE-Quiet; oleo. u &c.
city lard. lie
SUGAR-slow business in refined sugar
win prices unchanged. The list price
. a5c net less / per cent cash for sranulated
but it understood that one reIlner was
taking orders at A90c net less l. The Lon
don market for beet sugar advanced lI2d on
Wednesday. bur declined = 9 Thursday, thus
standing IA net higher than It was quoted
7'UeFdaV The quoted rates were 9s end for
October and November. and 9s load FOR May
Paw here ruled steady but quiet and
changed centrifugal. 90 test, soc: musc0-
vado. 50 test, 3.40c. and moiasses sugar. 50
test. 315c
KICE-steady but quiet and unchanged.
-COPPER-Standard Arm: spot
ana OCTOBER 12.30H 10 45c; November and
Tlerey,ber u 500 T. soc; January. 1900
~ 5,c- London nrm spot f57; futures. f57
iGs a. Lake l.. 75G l3c: electrolytic, y az -
"a IL 75c: casting, 12.37 Il g1262lec. TIN
Unsettled: spot 81 G3sc, October. 1885
3C 9nc. November. 81. 80 q 36c: and December.
.,-. a. "a 35 ~ t.c London strong, spot tl65
fns. futures f16O. LEAD-ouiet. 4.40G+ 50c
N.y work. ! 25a4 30c East - Louis. Lon
5on spot fI9 1Ss %, SPELTER-Quiet . 50
4, 2 40, View York: $40 a 3. iOc East 81 Louis.
Tsondon snot f23 IFS Sd IRON-Cleveland
warrants 4gs 90 in London. Locally quiet ::
M I foundry Northern. No I Southern and
No ! southern soft. s15 75g$16 ~; No . foun-
drv Northern SO 50U$l6, No change in pig
iron certificates. -
cbangad' offerings Of syrups quite liberal but
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentine dull
ana Iavar al II II nTSC. Rosin steady and
unchanraS Tar steady and unchanged.
oILs2Iinseed oil unchanged Refined netro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Oct 13.-CATTLE-Receiprs 1900;
steady Beeves 81 T5GS7 -, Texas steers.
81 25aS5 65. Western. 81 15G$6 75; stockers and
feeders. 50 +OGS5 20. cows and heifers. s. 90
So so. calves, 81 509$1O. HOGS-Recelpts, L.
500 steady Light, 81 606S9 % mixed, s. 5eG
80 .; heavy. s. 20gS9: rough, s. 20a%Ss 40; good
70 choice heavy. s. 4OG$9; PIGS. - zo9SS; bulk
steady Native. 81 5OgS4 .; Western, 81 l'a
81 IS yearlings. s. 356IS5 -; lambs, native
"a 4G6ST: Western. 81 1895 go
East Buffalo oct 13--CATTLE-Receipts, 90,
steady. Prime steers. 81 25GS7 50. VEAI.S-Fse-
ceipts. 125. active and 2jc higher 50 t5f9SlO %
HOGS-Receipts. 1.700. fairly active and lVg
I5c higher: heavy, 50 151S9 %: mixed 50 3ug
50 20; Workers and pigs. 50 S5dSs 40, roughs-
81 T5TSS. diaries. S9GS 81 40 SHEEP AND
,AMRS-Receipts 5000; sheep active and
steady; lambs slow and &c lower; lambs, s. 80
QST Is. -.
Cincinnati Oct 13.-CATTLE- Receipts. as
slow and weak Fair 70 good shippers, s. seq
Sc 20: common. 81 JOd$3 80 HOGS Receipts,
s44: strong, 1GG15c higher, butchers and
shippers SO 16dSa 80: common. S6GSS 50 SHEEP
Receipts 1.CTT: steady; S2qS4; lambs steady
Pitfsburg. Oct 13-CATTLE- Steady supply
light; choice 81 25G$T 90; prime. IS s14St II
SHEEP-Strong; supply fair; prime WetneLs
s. 5Ods4 rs; culs and common. SZqS3i amos
S5dST 81 VEAL CALVE@S1OTS1O % HOE
a ctfve: receipts, Is double decks, prime heaV-
les 50 2EllSq 80. mediums 81 +of1Se 10 nedEl
Workers. SO 4OdS9 A.: light Workers. 50 dVGSS %
PIGS 50 3OGS9 %: roughs, $50 IS 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct 13--WHEAT-Spot dun; tut
ures quiet; October. rs 25sd; December, Is 5 "a.
March. IS 35zd- CORN-SDoI easy. AnlerICdu
mixed As IOd futures dull; January. 4s S5sd;
February, A 51sd- PEAS-Canacian- as
Fl. OTTR-Winter patents, Sos HOPS in Lon
don (Pacfhc Coast. e 1Os9f4 S. BEEF-Elxtra
India mess. 1875 Cd PORk-Prfme mess West
eTn. lbs Sd HAMS-Short cut. 64s- BACON
Cumberland cut T6s; clear bellies, T4s Cd: long
clear niddIeS. light Tss5 heavy. ISs; snort clear
backs SIS Sd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., els 3D.
IARD-Prime Western tierces, 63s Sd: AInerE
can refined pals, 64s Cd CHEESE adam
finest white new. 55s cd. colOred, SIS TUR-
PARTNERSHIPS. 54s- ROSIN-Common- los
observation-disclosures. I'd LINSEElD OIL
AIS COTTONSEED OIL-Huu refined-Spot.
3Is Sd. TALLOW-Australian in London- sss
AID.
London. Oct 13.-RAW SUGAR-Centtfugal.
los Cd: uluscOvado 9s 3d. BEET SUGAR-Oc-
tober 9s sad. CALCUTTA LISSEED-ApTtl-
June 62s I'D LINSEED OII-44S Cd SPERM
OIT-f3a Observation-Disclosures refined.
< I5-I6d. spirits I'd. TURPENTINE-Spirtt s.
53s IO1zd ROSIN-American strained. 15s ID;
me Snt IPs Oct 1s-PETRoLEU1f. 10 francs so
confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Ann ARBOR

ANN ARBOR-
3 5ar WEB 5 Oct g s s s5ss Sc 8 ~ s.
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
July Loot. - 1923 800 s'0S5. 500 5000
COLORADO d SOUTHERN
5 5a Ti i6d II OCT ss733 s3es s27 s3ss 5s
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
July Loot =. 8854 400 s.0s6 400 s'6S7, Ss55
DETROIT & AIACKINAC.
Isl sr IN Oct So $50 so 50
MINNEAPOLIS. ST PAUL. & sArTLr sTE
MARIE
jay S5d n & $50 sos go sSs $50 sS5s go go
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
LIST 1E week in Oct siio 4 600 Slo55 900 ss6s 900
July Oct g.. Il. S629I3 a 30. 1853 Il 49, 2TA
SOUTHERN.
Number Of miles 1850 1850
July 1-oc- = 16017OO6 i5,O8s 6o3 1854 40
TOLEDO. PEORIA d WESTERN.
1st week In Oct. so. $50 $50 SCI s1sj41
July 1-oct .. 355.107 3I7O29 3I6Ie2
AMERICAN RAILWAYS
Ionth Of Sept s550.5ls s3c8. 500 s24n 752
July 1-sep1- 80. l,Oae. s43 IO2OO12 21099i2
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE.
Month Of August
Exp. and taxes. 362, 500 3G5346 5iS679
Net earnings. S25Osos s215.958 SI74Os3
July 1-Aua 81
G GE4- sa aas s 1874 Ss sss -
Net earnings s425.65o sssss4 s31s. s68
MINI, ST PAUL * SAULT STE MARIE.
Month of August
Gross earnings. sl.1s8 900 sl.2O4.1o4 1851 $3.50
EXP and taxes. 742,147 IA. 4a4 e6S $50
Net earnings. $44I.262 s4sa.61o s2e2 $50
July 1-Aug- 81
Cross earnings PAP. 064 81 34s 62G s. 81 AGO
EXP and taxes l.5lS,96+ l+5I.65S 12s7. 145
Net earnings ss9a.1O $3.50 s7 $624824
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Month Of August
Cross earnings Ss11,0e5 S729, s67 s677, e64
EXP. and taxes. 5s5.0s5 462. 50 436, rs
Net earnings. s225.9so So67.3s5 s241. 1s6
July Aug 81
Gross earnings 81. s17.726 144s. go 81 337 226
Exp. and taxes 1.l3U.6s1 926. ID ST. .9-T
Net earnings. s4s7.O45 $50. $50 s459.247
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN
Cross earnings. SI16.7s1 sIo5,1sT 500. 5-s
Exp. and taxes ~ ss4 I2.I52 72.5s6
o. Ses ; ssraass sac se5 s's g sa3 2ss
Total income. So. 2g7 So. s9l So. ~
Charges g taxes 25.941 1851 23.329
Surplus 5000. $3.50 S11O3o $40. 4o7
-9 esy earnfr Is 1855 ao7 s2ae 1876 s297. 9s1
Ex7 and taxes 25257O 211.5ss 2I7. 029
xer earnings. So 7ss Ss4.77s sso.952
0tber income ASH 1895 34os
Total income s99 SOS s29I Is SIS g
Surplus ...... sis ssl sl7.729 SI3.134
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
WATKINS I'M BANKRUPTCY
Coal Operator Says His Liabll1-
ties Are S1,275,549.

Thomas II. Watkins, a coal operator. or
No. L Battery Place. who was member
Of the commission which settled the great
anthracite strike in 1905. fled a voluntary
petition in bankruptcy in the United states
District Court yesterday. He gave his Ia
hilities as S1.S75 $40 with assets OF S5S5,34l
The latter include stocks and negotiable
bonds worth S5ls.ss life insurance policies
amounting in value TO s5.Cs6 and cash in
bank $685. OF the liabilities, SS21. gl9 are Sc
cured. S353.63O unsecured and 100000 due
on Endorsed paper.
Nj Watkins, who for twenty years was
member OF the firm of Simpson & Wat
Kins, was reputed a few years ago. when
the partnership was dissolved, TO be worth
s2.ooo.O0o
Mr.. Watkins said that he was forced into
bankruptcy because OF unfortunate invest
ments in coal lands in Pennsylvania, COM
hined with the continued depression in the
coal business. and the further fact that his
outstanding loans, which were for con-
siderable amount. had been called.
Among the coal properties in which Mr..
Watkins was a heavy investor was the
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company,
which failed two years ago. and for which
he was appointed receiver. He has been
trying to reorganize THIS company. but so
far without success, and to his failure TO
DO so he attributes part of his present dir
fculties. as he has Sl.5o0.O00 invested in the
company He said yesterday that his bank
ruptcy proceedings would in 10 way inter
Tere with his plans for the company
Mr. Watkins is president or the indie
Gold Mining Company. the Stone Canon
Pacific Railroad Company, the Stone can
on Coal and Coke Company, the North
River Coal and wharf Company. and the
Hooverurst & Southwestern Railroad Com
pany, and a director in the Scranton Trust
Company and Title Guaranty and Surety
Company, OF Scranton. Penn, and of sew
eral other corporations.
The ped-ion in bankruptcy was preceded
a few Gays ago by judgments obtained
against him in this city by Frank l.
Crocker for S4.2S7; Harry B. Sawfn. S1O,67I,
and Henry Coolidge. 81 G27. on which execu-
tons were issued 10 the Sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14

81 25 baske+. a5a50c: PARSLEY nearby. 100
buncbes. 75c6S1: Western New York. basket or
box 25q5Oc: PUMPKINS. Dbl. j0I75c. RO-
MXrNrE basket 35GT5C. Western New York.
boxes 500 7Jc: SPINACH. basket 3J'Q4OC; state.
Mi snS775c. STRING BEANS basket or bag.
tO05 lfc- virginia, green wax basket. ft0 4iics
baltimore 25fI40c. SQUASH Hubbard. bbi. soc
Isl. marrow. 501I5c: white yellow crook
rsck EOcTSI. TTrRNfPS Canada. rutahaEa. Dbl.
SI long island and Jersey 75cGs1. white. sack.
5077sc. 100 punches. 81 209S2: TOMATOES.
nesrhv box. 25GjOC; WATERCRESS. 100
b1nchas s1GS1 so
MILK AND CEEAN-The exchange price
remains at &C n quart net to the shipper in the
re- zone or 81 81 40-guarr delivered in
Nex York The market IL amply supplied
There was considerable sour milk last week.
owing TO the warm weather The receipts %
milk ana cream. in 4O-quart cans. for the week
ended October were fOllOwss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14

Spot quiet. with prices Il points higher at
i. 90c for middling upland and 1515c for mid
ding gulf; sales nil delivered on contract, 500
bales Liverpool cables: Spot in good inquiry;
sales, 5000 bales; speculation and export. 500,
American. 1000. Imports none Mid-upland.
S1Sd. Futures opened quiet, unchanged TO 1
point higher than yesterday. Closed steady. IS
G25ls points higher thau Tuesday October.
99Iad. October November. SIS I'D. November
December. TS2l2- DeCember-Ianuary and jan
uars--Februarv Isl I'D: February March. March
April. April-May and May-June. 7.S2d: June
July : Sod. July-AUgust, T.7Sd.
C0FFEE-Steadier. closing at > points de-
cline TO u points advance. with sales OF 80, 800
bags. The buying was mostly for European
account. Havre closed a net advance of
- a Il. francs while Hamburg was Il n L
pfennigs higher. Private cables from Brazil
regarding the outlook for the crops We're bull
ish Brazilian markets closed. but
Wednesdays cables indicated an easier tone
IN both Rio and Santos. Spot quiet but stead
Ter. with Rio No quoted at lie. Local CON
tract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago oct II with Minneapolis and Mil
yyallly-e -four mills preparing 20 shut down al the
end Of the week and with much Wheht carried
cereals suffered in price mere today. There
was "a net loss Of 60 30 lc on wheat izc ~
Z, ~ for corn and iac 10 5s4lc against oats IN
,.r,,-,eiors latest ngures were unchanged to
T. 10 7iIc Up The break IN wheat was 10 the
f,sest 6p7lres this month. Furthermore. the
- Of tbe finish was weak. although prices
,,-era within shade of the bottom prices Of the
..srtnr Il1nga Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14

Ieum steady on the basis Of Z 40c for standard
NnIIe IN barrels at New York
tuITONSEED OIT-There was some cover
ing IN October as a result Of a fire in Norfolk
Whlch destroyed a large refinery Later months
easier with moderate selling. due TO more I'D
eral offerings OF crude, which quoted at 4Sc
Tor late October and November shipment and 5oc
on prompt. At the close October was 10 points
het higher and other positions were TO
points lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
ELECTION NOTICE.
BOARD o. ELECTIONS.

Board Of Elections OF The City OF New York.
General Office. 1OT ". 4lst ST, Borough OF
Manhattan.
Notice is hereby given. IN pursuance Of
CvhaDte- % Section 901. Laws OF 1903. COnstt-
tIring Chapter II of the Consolidated Laws. of
the boundaries OF each Of the election districts
in the County OF New York, Of the designation
~ the place OF registration. October 10. Il. 10
and IT. and Of the polling place for the election
to be held November 5. 1910, in each OF the
election districts in said County. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-14
Exchange courtesies Freely.

When an American steel man goes
abroad now he can inspect and visit freely
the European plants. And We reciprocate.
When a foreigner comes here with a let
ter Of introduction from the head of one
Of the big European companies give him
a letter that let's him visit any Of our
mills.
Two years ago was the guest Of the
English steel men at a dinner in London,
and I talked there about my theories of CO.
operation. A year ago I was the guest at
another steel dinner, in Sheffield, and I
talked about cooperation again. This first
annual convention of the American Iron
and Steel Institute gives me an opportunity
TO return the hospitality of the foreign
steel men. More than thirty Of them have
accepted our invitation TO come TO our con-
vention. We are giving them a dinner to-
morrow night. and We are going to take
them over the country and show them our
mills
7 believe in cooperation. believe the
rations of the world are coming to it."
There will be 255 American steel men at
the convention, in addition TO the thirty
odd foreigners. The convention will meet
at the Waldorf at 10 o'clock this morning
and will hold another session in the after
noon. At the dinner at the Waldorf to-
night there Will be a speech by ex-Judge
Gary and speeches by several Of the for
eigners
Sunday night a special train will take
Mr.. Gary and his guests TO Buffalo 10
visit the plant OF the Lackawanna Steel
Company. From there they will go to
Gary. Ind, and Chicago, where there will
he another dinner Pittsburg will be taken
In on the return trip. and next Saturday
President Taft will receive the steel men
II Washington.
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two days. tone day.

oOTToN-Active and prices made new
high records for the season, with March and all
later deliveries selling well above the II cent
mark as a result Of urgent covering, buying by
trade interests and continued bull support. which
appeared 10 find its chief encouragement in the
sensationally strong cables, bullish reports from
the drygoods trade and claims Of continued
urgent demand for spot cotton from the South
After selling at 1492c for December and 10 1Oc
for March. or 28 10 % points net higher the
general list. the market became somewhat
settled under heavy realizing and renewal Of
bear pressure. Last prices showed a slight rally
from the lowest, and the close was steady az net
gain OF 14G19 points compared with Tuesday.
Southern spot markets were lsG7-16c higher
Reports from the drvgOOds market indicated gen
eraI advances in both goods and yarns, which
suggests a healthier condition. the disparity
between raw and manufactured material values
has been OF the bearish points in the
ket. Local contract prices:
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C.. &D.'s YEARLY REPORT.

The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Rail
way Company has issued its pamphlet re
rOrt for the year ended June 81. 1910 The
report covers the operations for the fun
fscaI year including the period from July
!. 1893, to the close of the receivership, Au-
as follows.