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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20

NAMED BY TAFT.

Washington. July l8.-Among the
nominations sent to the Senate today
by President Taft was: Member OF Cal
ifornia debris commission, Lieut. Col
Thomas II. Rees, T.. S. A; assistant
attorney general, William l.. wemple,
Of New York
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20

On the suggestion Of the city fores
yer the hyacinth has been banished
rom the Boston public garden. He
pointed out that hyacinth bulbs pois-
ned the soil and that the plant often
laused an irritating skin disease to
hose who handled n W
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20
GATES GAINING.

Paris July 1S.--John w. Gates, the
American financier, who is i'll In this
city passed a comfortable night. He
continues to gain slightly.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20

A st. Joseph (Mo), man wbose VITA
disappeared after she had removed ssas
from the family treasure box an
uounces that all will be forgiven n
she will return the money and keen
the star boarder, who accompa MED har
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20
GUINEA PIG GIVES
BIRTH TO QUARTET

Centerville, g. D.. July 49,
Forest Damn, of this city, has a
guinea pig which performed a
freak act the other day by Civ
ing birth to four tiny pigs about
three inches long. This number
at one propagation is consid-
cred a very rare occurrence as
nature furnishes only two paps
on the mothers breast for her
young. The guinea pig Is a ma
tive of Brazil and can propagate
biennially.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20

Further census returns show tho.
here are 1,178,3l7 females in excsss
u males In Great Britain. The figures
however, would be greatly reduced n
the soldiers' and sailors abroad were
counted. "efe
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20

One hour by wireless from Glare
Bay. c. B., to Dakar, on the coast Of
french Western Africa Is the astonish-
ng feat accomplished by recent
message.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20

The lath Of this country was worth
$50 thousand in 1899 and $3.50 a
thousand In 1903 at the mills: shingles
we're worth $1.b6 thousand in 1893
md $2.03 a thousand In 1903.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20

aluminium, which is present almost
everywhere. was quoted at SIS a pound
1880. Because of the DEVELOPMENT
Its recovery. 1t Is now quoted at
% cents a pound
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20
GEE OUT OF JAIL.

Chicago, July 15.-Evelyn RrthW
See. convicted yesterday of tho abduci,
ton of Mildred Bridges, was admiiis'
to bail In the sum OF $1,000.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20
SILVER WEDDING.

Cen.erville, s. D., July 1s.-Mr. and
Mrs Martin Jensen, west of town, cele-
brated their silver wedding anniversary
yesterday. Nearly 100 persons We're
present. Many persons from this city
were invited.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20

Pacific coast people are working un
taste FOR the eggs Of the sea gull,
Ind 1t has developed u promising in
lustry.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20

Trimmings from new fax and hemp
ire the stock from which is made the
lnsst grades Of rice" cigaret paper.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20
Railroad Facilities.

The Northwestern people are improv-
ing their terminal facilities at Dallas.
with view of being in readiness for
the rush. When the opening came on
three years ago the road has been built
In here but a few months, and the
situation was difficult one to handle.
At that time the Northwestern ran as
high as 10 special passenger trains in
to Dallas in a single day.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-07-20

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
KNICKERBOCKER TRUSTWINs
New Trial Ordered in Suit to Re
cover S207,S25.

Boston. May lo--Judge Aldrich IN the
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals TO-
day handed down an opinion in favor OF
the Kniokerhocker Trust Company Of New
York. in its suit 10 recover 1907 ,s25 in bal
ances on subscriptions 10 stock In the
American silk Company The defendants
and the amounts the Krickerbocker Trust
Company sought TO recover from them are
as follows. Maria A Evans. executrix OF the
estate Of Robert n Evans s74223: Albert
s Biselow. s7s.225: Steven n Weld. So. .
Ill. Thsophilus Parsons. s1l.IS3: William
NJ Conant S5.7ll, and Russell Goldman
S,422. The case went Up 10 the Court Of
Appeals on six vrits OF error
The late Judge T Lowell n TIE Circuit
Court had directed verdict for the sub
scribers on the ground that there was a
variance between the loan agreement by
which Ss43050 was secured from the trust
company b. the promoters and the under
writing agreement by which the subscribers
guaranteed 10 bind themselves by the action
Of the syndicate managers The subscribers
contended that they were not bound BY
the action OF the II. W Bennett Company.
the promoter In raising the loan
The court held that the obligations Of the
subscribers were primary. and that the
departures Of their agents from the ex-
press authority contained in the underwrit-
ing agreement was technical and harmless
and IN no way affected the general prin-
ciples OF right underlying the case.
The court set aside the verdict Of the
low e. court and directed a new trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20

go ,ron, cuba report that 80 centrals are
---ls. and that there are heavy rains In
bIIhe'' Issc,ions In London beet sugar was
;. M ssA May and June, los 6Id. and Au-
-, fos SID Willett ~ Gray Total stock
So, ,,rore and America. es47.764 tons agsins,
% Oh - e. -9i last wear at he same uneven dates.
% i,,.-s1se Of stock Is 223 s63 tors against
IT ,t,~re1se of 2Gi9ii tons last week Total
- ana ahonts together show a visible
$50 of 0i5.754 tons. AGAINST 2.73s. T0i last
s.-Sr or an increase OF 27o.963 tons"
'pIcF--steady and unchanged
nnTTAI -COPPER-standard dull srot
ard June II 10 II soc. July. II u 4
>, 81 &C.. August 11T56 li.9oc. London dull
e., f54 los futures. i5J Is 80. Lake cop
per. 1925 1921 ife. electroLytie. 12g i225c'
Nav and June. a. a iS Csc: July. ~ 90 y q
e,,ia, spof 100 los. futures 800 los LEAD
-Duii = 40 Soc New York. 42Od4o5c East
6. louis ondon. ti3 sPELTER-steady.
Se-15 4Oc New York 5.t5G J.25c East 81
mn Coolson's 9aaSoc GRON-Cleveland
warrants 46s 80 ~ London Locally quiet.
No 1 foundry Northern. No ! foundry south
srn ard Nc ] Southern soft So -5 z SIS -
V6 . foundry Northern. sl5G<i5 50
WOLAssES AND slRJPS-Demand mod
crate and prices unchanged.
NAVAL sroRES-Spirts turpen'ine dull
Tar Unbalanced OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ma
chine bbis 63nc. TAR. 2T5c. RosIN--
Common 70 good strained. Z l5d 12Oct b
SOC y. T55c. z. 7.5Iilc' F. 1900: G. ooc'
r. and J. T5c.
OLS-Linzeed ol unchanged. Refined petro-
lcurn steady ar 1.25c for standard white In
barrels 81 New York
CnITONSEED OiL-Firmer. with buyiig
tv Leading rehners. and prices e. the close We4e
; % L points higher. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
PASSENGER RATE ADVANCE
Interstate Fares May Exceed
Those for Intrastate Business.

| Warrington, NAY % Railways operating
T. Cenua. Passenger Association territory
Including the states Of Ohio. Indiana. ILL
los and Nichgan-are permitted. by an
gee Issued hy The Interstate Commerce
'E1aiss.ou to-day. 70 exact higher passen-
@ isies Tor interstate than for intra-
ise hes.ncss whore state legislatures or
s'sie Commissions have established a two
thi-a-niie rate
ne carriers IN such instances are forced
~ f,aif railroad commissions or by state
s.s.-'-.es 70 apply on all intrastate pas
asts business q maximum fare OF two
IN ralc This would result. through
Ne spphcsuo1 OF ne long and short haul
''Nsioa OF tre law 80 d maximum rate
''o cents nile throughout the terri
e. me hearing before the commission the
'-Foaes declared their intention 20 test be-
me courts the VALIDITY Of the two-cent-
nlie restriction in fares Oh intrastate
-S'Hass A. present there is no distnc-
~ eefwesa Interstate and intrastate pas
fsassr business
\ ne Commission expresses the opinion
a. ne present condition q charging
r. 's'p PEI mile FOR intrastate traffic and
'-sae- rate pe- mile Tor Interstate when
e ssrv.ce performed IS the same In both
's'2 Is nlefensibie, intrasJste and inter
." Passengers are carried on ire same
a. % The same cars and are accorded
'-4. privilege. It seeris clear thst event
-y here must be established an actual
'"a'ren between the two services or a
's'uon q ne TWO scales u fares 20 az
ssAfv'
- ne territory indicated intrastate fares
= o. two-ccnt basis. while interstate
p are made Oh a scale Of ~ cents a
ne commission says that no proc:
ss oasfed o. the insuAiciency Of the two
p rae 10 yield 3 fair return 10 the car
- D-l mat the carriers had asked for
tss ''''
1' commission permits the carriers.
+''oie' 70 exact The higher rae until
Hayl 1912
= commission dsr.cs the request % the
70 adjust their charges II multi.
=" i've ia order 20 avoid the Use 4
W ps1Des in change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago May s--cATrLE--Rseeipts. i5o %
stead bsevss s. oaS9 - ses5 81 .;oess p
s ss 80 ..d %s'''s 81 eosss and hsers
81 401s5 70; calves. s5ds7 2S. HoGs-Receiyts.
Is 600 more active strong to shsae nlgnsT man "a.
early; light 50 sOd$6 90. mixed - sy9so 10
heavy s. 1ldSs or rough. s. 6Ofso 10 sooI
90 10. bulk ot sales. IS Sofss 10 -sHEEP-Ee-
s:p'' 5000 % s5sl 40 Doc w n s. 5Ogsi
warnings s4eoass so: lambs native - 10Y
81. Western. IS 25gs7 90
Kansas City. May 10 car rl.t,- Heesdp..,
beef and export steers 50 7oqss 20. far FAR 20
good IS eo9S5 IS: western 81 1885 IS; sto .aS,
and feeders - 1888 % SoI ,iHe sass
heifers. - 5Oats. bulls. S4fsJ. calves sSVe'
sales s. soGy heavy IS aoaso pse asgss ana Is
e4TsIers Rscs,S,S 300: strong lambs s 500
az 20 earrings ~ 509s5 Is wethers, - .op
81 rs ewes. Hfsi -. stoekers ana 'ee'erS'
g 25as3 rs.
East Buffalo. MAY e-cATrLE..,R5e.ceip
t,0 fair demand and steady. vEALs-Re-
ceipts. $500. active 25c lover az - -'est -, ~
HoGs-Reesipts , S;4oo 40 fa,,y ana YoPkers
az a. 50. pigs. So 40Gs6 so. roughs. - 20
S. 40 stays. s4fs4 70: diaries. IS 2S@s6 %
SHEEP and LAMss-R s16sl s5as7 I 10 heavy
IiDnL5 ss5se vearlings IS 25fS5 rs: wethers.
81 1875. ewes sig$4 So sheep mixed 81 'oV
cincinnati Nav 10 -cATTLE-..Rsceipts '@S
90, - GOOD shippers, s5Gs5 30 common
60 sSSSt H0Gs-R.ceirts 1925, active; ontch-
srs ana shippers. 50 l5ass 90 common, . 9syg
go 90 SHEEP Receipts, SD steaay a. S-eSf'
lambs steady at 81 5Og@o 80
Inv Telegraph to The Tribune
ro,,s,,,la Nav IA SHEEP and LAMBs--Re-
cein,s Oh 25c higher. best laaps' pay e,
seconds 3 y G6c butcher lambs ana ou,Sa :"
Jiso. Fat sheep. 3a3s4ci common sheep' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
OFFER TO CHICAGO MAN
ucoouqaI May Become Chief
Examiner for Clearing House. D..

r.r,s,, A. Nash. chairman OF the board
10 Corn Exchange Bank. and Francis
= u,,e. president Of the First National
have returned from Chicago. "a
pa .ity they went : few days ago for
.,,roose Of inquiring into the plan OF
- House examination in operation
while IN Caieago Msssrs. Nash end
a. a subcommittee OF the Clearing
81 committee Of the New York Asso-
-, made a proposition 10 James b
e.Snssl the chief examiner Of the Chi
c,es-.nr House Association. with a
e - h,s becoming head OF the exsnain-
'" .o,.e recently authorized BY the New
~ CLEARING House Association. and TINS
" Mr. McDousal now has under con-
- - sssu decide 20 accept IT, he VIII
-, n-ocsed 20 select stan OF as
-, which will probably be large
.,s will soon initiate the proposed
sa', q. examination OF local Clearing
- ,,s,i1rftions. the examinations 10 De
fO-s ,-.ouent and more thorough than
-. row made ~ the state Banking pe-
~oc-t Mr.. McDougal IS reported 10
s,,,s sc5.c,o & year salary as chist eN-
80 for the Chicago Clearing house
- - would probably have an even larger
So Seen trust companies have already
- sor admission as members OF tne
. ny, YORK Clearing House Association ana
=. ,nnlicstion Of another. the kniekeT-
e about 10 be fled. The Clearing
80 Committee on admissions Is eXamin-
ro-. go companies. and upon the COM
ns uSs q. -sss the association will take
-, ,,.ion on the applications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
CASH QUOTATIONS..
ct o b afoat
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

View work. Nay u l'A4t
COMMUNICATIVE under pressure o.
ucuiIation. and anal prices were a 70 ,.c
net lower Foreign markets were lower uHu-l
selli~r due 70 reports Of more rain IN hgsslA
and favorable crop sGvicso from. INCA aus
tralia and Argentina. 2. ". snow esLi-
mated mat under present conditions AdhsSs
and Oklahoma r. ght raise crop OF youuV' Wv,
bushels COMPARED with a little over sooou uVV
lsst wear Cash demand poor and exporters
out Of the market 10. red Csc, elevator. anu
qac z O y afoat both nominal, No ] NorH
erp Duluth 81 0Sis Z ahoat CORA ~
lie stsaaior early but essed OF IN syn1patny
with wheat and al the close was : 10 &c net
lower There were reports that export Is
were Offering 70 resell corn - some or the
int, Tor markets. Export new 70 2 eo's
nominal o b sfoat OAT-The coniinur
dry weather had Stimulating influence eafly.
but prices lost the advance and az the close
were unchanged 10 &c net lower. Cesh oats
STEADY: standard white. Ace. No. 2. 4oisc. No
g. 3e2,c; No 4. 3oigc RfE-Nominal
PARLEY-Quiet mating s. 0s asked Z
Buffalo Wheat. including Hour exports
for the week accorcngtO Bradstrest 5: sGgre.
gate 35go,IOs bushels. against 3l3l63l last
week ard 20is1ej last year; since July ,,
los 4lks4i bushels, against l2o 93I -lS r. ia jas
season Corn exports for the week POS 20
bushels against 5ee.7ss last week and $50 SOC
last year since July /, 45.56I.2ll bushels
900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool NAY 10 --wHEAT-spoL easy. no
red Western winter no stock. No Narifeca.
"a al. Ne Manitoba Is 2tae futures STEADY;
Nay IS l0A,d. July. IS ead. October. es 40.
CORN-Spot New American mixed no stock.
Oh 1ui.t IS 81. nsw American. kiln dried, -asy,
As load. futures quiet. July. As Sad SEPTEMBER
As 9asd FLOUR--Winter patents. us HOS -
IN London Pacific coast. to 5sTf6 los sEfF-
Extra India mess, SIS 81. PoRk-Priris nss:.
Western rs Sd HANS-Short cut, 54s 50.
BACON-Cunlberlar cut 49s; short rio. nominal;
lear bellies. 49s 50 lorg clear misGss. iish',
52s heavy sos. short clear backs, AS. shoulders.
square 4is "a LARD-Prir1e Western. uercee.
ais Sd: American rennsd. pals AIS 80 CHEESE
Canadian finest white and cologec, nsN. 81 :
"a white. Old o2s 81: colmed' nominal BIT 80.
TER-Finesr United states. no stock good. va.
T-RPENTINE-Spirits, 5ls POSlN--Com!roa,
i7s PETROLEUM-Rehned. 6isd LiNsEED
OIL. ass
London May i3.-SUGAR-Raw. centrifugal.
lis 81 muscoy ado, los %: beet 10, Gtd LiN rs
FEED OIL 48s ~ SPERM OIL f34 los.
PETRoLEg M n. aenneer 5%d; sgiIh
American strained. lie, fne. iss ID
Antwerp. May l9.-PETRoLECM. 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20

SPOT guict. with prices . points hGHer IT
&c Toe for mlsdiug upland delivered on contra f..
1 500 bales Liverpool cables. spot duii. sales.
! 600 ba les. speculation and export 900. Aineii-
IAN 1900. imports. 1000. al American, mo
fling upland 5 SOD. Fu-urea opened quiet part
~ point lover on near ard I9- points lowe
On I9fe months Closed steady at l'-G2s points
hizhe- on old ana . points lower on new. MAY
Ia. Mav-Jun. s.l1iec June-Julv. 0a-
T5Iv-August 191d August september go
Sscter9 ber-October 2gi1c. Ccrober-N cvem1r-.
d95 Voverr -recerter. ee1f. DecembeI-
isnuarv Ianu3r,-FeprUsry and February March.
q gsf March-Ap-il Goji-c
OFFEE-FIrmsr. prices closing On net ur-
changed 10 Is points higher sales. fs.oo0 nazs.
TIE advance vas based on trmness abroad.
,rbere Havre was 3 a. franc higher end Ham
tt,re was IN = pfsnning lishe. Brazil T1i
stead- with Rio showing a sam M ID Feia az.
SANTOS unchanged There were sales ~ 5co
fqre ~ santos g. and 5r for iuir August snip
r@e-f at 70 90c snd - was .4id that taiE price
v-os bio for more santos at ana a. were
oroted AZ 1880. and there vas said 70 have
80 fairi. GOOD business done ll cost ans
e-eirh- cofee store terms. q. DO shipped 80
II Sc for santos IS. Il H3c for IS ana oa' -ni
a. 05e for a. Spot frmer ON fle basis ~ lie
Co. Rio 40 : Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
FOREIGN BANKERS WORRIED
Agencies Think Albany Bill Men,
aces Their Business.

4, meeting Yesterday OF representa-
. tvss Of foreign banks having agencies in
THIS city. committee OF three was APP
pointed 70 Inquire into the scope Of a bill
TOW before the legislature a. Albany.
7alcs APPARENTLY nlenaces the position Of
these Institutions.
Tie biz prohibits any corporation, do
mystic or foreign except New York State
barking Institutions or national banks.
ron ciscoun-ins bills, notes or other evi-
6sacss OF debt receiving deposits. dealing
n ioreign exchange issuing bills. notes or
otasr evidences cf debt for circulation as
-ohey. or engaging in any other form OF
banking and prohibits such corporation
|ezcspt an express company, transatlantic
itsanssip company OF telegraph company,
From recei- irg money for transmission and
ralsn.tt.ns j. by draft. check. money
o-isr o. otherwise
TWENTY-FIVE foreign banking institutions
maintain agencies here. the most impor-
itat agencies being those II the Canadian
banks which Go large business in foreign
.Ichznze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
rnTT0N EXCHANGE FIGHT
rro Tickets May Appear in the
Election on June 8.

--y.rsnt IS or foot by what As known
-. urstorna element on the New York
-, Exchange TO put an Independent
-, N the held for the annual election
1,rA 4 The nomination for president
i -. oopos,.on ticket has been offered TO
4 800. : Jones. Of the firm Of George F.
i r.,.e : son. cotton brokers, OF No. Il
Ivan street
Tbs -hsurgsrt members want changes IN
,s.0 trading methods along lines recon-
add by the Department OF Commerce
s,s Labor. such action. they believe.
ver5 tend 70 appease public criticism and
,.-bsps ward of adverse legislation by
~,rress They have tried 10 get the pres
aft MANAGEMENT 10 introduce these re-
s,rrs. but have succeeded in getting only
,ro un.mportant changes adopted.
a hot hght is looked for as the stand
alters are equally determined 70 main
I'll. co-trol. and the TWO factions are said
h he pretty evenly divided. The regular
rekst has not vet been named, but 1t is
Understood that George ". Neville. Of
wsia & Neville, VIII be nominated for
resident The present head OF the ex-
|changs IS Arthur r. Marsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston MAY 1.-THE Commercial Snlle-
lin will say ~ the wool market to-morrow'
In tho NVest activity has apparently in-
creased IN wool buying. "hile the exact con
trarv is true this week In Boston. some n',ie
fleece wool has sold. 20 be sure. ana more or
less territory principally less. nj practca,Iy
unchanged prices. and IN addition 20 THIS tne
woollen mills have come into the marker tor
: little more East Indian WOOL than mas pen
the 50 for few weeks. but the marx az
whole has been undeniabIy dull.
80 far huving In the West hss been largeiy
confined 20 q few dealers and a great deal OF
the wool purchased thus far has undoubtedly
been for ST. Louis account the majority OF
the Boston dealers operating cautiously ana
only 70 a limited extent II Is estimated tnae
slightly more than 10 per cent Of the entire
clip has been purchased so far While CON
siderably more wool has been consigned =.
About 400 bales Of South American WOOL
have been shipped this week from Boston 70
England, the market there favorins sueh
course OF action by local dealers.
The shipments % wool from Boston 20
MAY rs. inclusive. we're rs 95J.T5& pounds
against sl.G23 s14 pounds for the same period
last year. The receipts 20 May ~ inclusive
were s5.23l 20 pounds against S6s73las
pounds for the same period last year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
BUSINESS TRousLEs.

-. o'c~ing petitions 10 bsnkrUptcy
r.. &c Yesterday IN the United States
|t9 So skOLNIK e partner IN tire firm
|cfese--sA q We.nman manufacturers of
Ia -, go gowns. Nos s. aud a. West
a., ieel voluntary Liabilities $3.50
lcss,t - Her individual debts are l5J4
-. -. l. Austrian. receiver.
es,sis siln CLAIMING MILLER. real
ma, 44Het, ~. l55 East Goth street. vol
- Liabilities. 1l256d assets. $50
81 '-.3 BATES. salsamau for safe and
~, sss,'....l@ay, No 20 West iI2th street
H., LAabiiues 1891. no assets
can. Luck Bates IS q creditor COR 1861.
2; - WELDON. insurance aeent. No
4 - foiontary Liabilities. S.a4
4o@n concerns. no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Lo-eon Nav 19-Th. offerings a, ,ts ~osi
auction sales to-day amounted 20 i3.5lf esles
Coed rasrinoS and crossbreds we're IN animated
demand and firm Tssms nian greasy comefnzs
realized Is sd but shabby rlsrnos Declines
per csn, Punta Arenas sold unchanged rem
south wales no bales secured is 2dfls
lid. greasy 4sdais ID queensland 900
bales secured. 1iddls i0isd. greasy ss.frls
g~sasv' 7dais 2Ad south Australia 40 bales
secured Is 4dGls Sd. greasy, 6i.Ggis al.
Tasmania. 1000 bales. greasy. sdGis ~ New
Zealand. 5000 bales secured. Is 2dGis 100
greasy. 6isdGls ID. Cane Of Good Hope ara
Natal 900 bales greasy, o4loi-c. fHlnts Arenas
200 bales. greasy. 51G1iizd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND PASSED.

The Kansas City Railway and Light
Company has passed the quarterly dividend
on its preferred stock. The previous dis
bursenent on the issue was IA per cent. In
March. r. J. Durham. chairman OF the
board. said: This dividend has not been
passed becsuso % reduced earnings. put
because the company wishes 10 use its
surplus earnings over and above interest
charges for other corporate purposes. con-
struction. IMPROVEMENTS, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET

eeu River Nav 70 The print cloth marke
-, tsst week has been steady but que %.
-. 10 dog WAS good during the nrst part or
iiS xeek The purchases Of II { D boFas.
isHt III has continued sinc. with the
l.!n. 81, that prices dropped back 10 tormeF
go There leG been IAN market for TIE
POM snI vide goods mostly Spots. while
mar M.,'(hasog have 10 en- made for eaTll de-
' '@erv cgotstons foiow eS-insh Si>GI @'.e
es'neh 6sseo as 27iiAe5 5Gx Sth'2 2-e ss
incn' e 3D. SIC. 80 inch. 6sx72 JAe.