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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
BURGLARS BREAK IN,
FIND SAFE EMPTY

Burglars entered the West Mail Order
house 25S South State street. between s
o clock last night and 10 o'clock this
morning and succeeded in opening a safe
which. ms fHr as known contained no
money. Nothing waS sto en-. Entrance
to tho building WAS effected by prying
opsn rear door. 1t liz not known how
tho douhle-door safe WAS unlocked, but
IL is supposed the burglars knew Or dis
covered the combination. The attempted
burglary was discovered this mornInE
shortly after | o'clock by William H..
West son Of OF Joseph w. West pro-
prietor Of the business. who sleeps in the
store. Before leaving the store carly
last evening. Young West removed all the
money from the safe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
SUFFRAGE To COME
Up IN CALIFORNIA
Special Election Next Tues
day TO Pass on Constitu-
tionaI Amendments.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct california
voters will be given tho opportunity next
Tuesday. at a special election, to express
their minds as 10 twc7ty,hree proposed
amendments to the state constitution,
ranging In Importance from the establish
mcnt OF the Initiative and referendum.
recall OF all elected officials. including the
judiciary, and the granting of equal SUI
frage, TO the partial exemption OF old SOL
diers from taxation,
The amendments were prepared by the
last session OF the legislature. which fol-
lowed the states first employment OF
the direct primary resulting In the cleo
tion OF Governor Hiram ". Johnson. pro-
gresslve Republican. aud n decided ma
jority for the progressives IN the state
Legislature. The amendments nov be
fore the voters are ALL ostcnsihly at least.
OF a progressive nature and Governor
Johnson Will complete tonight In this city
q state wide campaign in behalf OF the
proposed measures.
The governor has devoted his arGu-
ments for the most part TO urging the
adoption Of the initiative and referendum
and recall amendments For three weeks
past he hns given almost his who's TIME
to speechmakiug In the cities CT the state
Tonight ne VIII close his campaign with
m address To mass meeting In this city
rald under the auspices OF the direct les
islation league OF the state.
A separate campaign carried on under
.he direction OF the Associated Equal
Suffrage leagues OF the state have ragged
without pause almost since the amend
ment passed the legislature and for tho
first time IL is predicted that the amend
ment will be strongly supported at the
polls Forecasts arc not lacking. from
usually well informed sources. that tho
herafter enjoy the unlimited use cf the
ballot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
|aAR7 WORK SOON
lPRDVO GAS PLANT
eP. Mauger, Ohio Capt.
'lHl, Arrives and Tells
q Company's Plans.

4 % The Tribune.
~ oc'. Louis r. MaUger Of
. - u, representing Ohio capi-
lie building of a gas plant in
.s Tie franchise Tor which was
f;mgac mylac time ago 10 J a. Jones OF
Innes construction company OF
rs ". was In Provo Friday looking
Ia aid. " ." 49,
az WI start on trenches for the
Iisa Esicm within the next fort
.fn- Sltnin six months we Will be
m gas TO the people Of Provo. .
' of work 10 ne done will be the
S soout twelve miles of gas
|as a r Vicinity of Provo. and the
isa 40 The work until NC can supply
a, wWns In the north part Of the
~ iar as Lehj junction.
a, es Provo has been suppncd
thc system viii be extended
a =" oere as far as Lehl June
l,ss., ls.r Jones left today for the east
! guns ne machinery. and expects
az AZ snout two weeks.
10 tn a. ""tll Us 10 Ir HlpOeli u
IL cs csr.Ie. uaIe. viii be located at the
|hisl,er street west Of. tho rail-
,m,,o mud switch from the Salt
q ~ tracks is TO he put In al
td ot on machinery and oil can be
u MXany proposes 10 connect the
|'fnIrh 'nc system free of charge
|t.eas gas ranges The estimated
|c1asa,d 'nc consumer will he 81 81
ahd cubic feet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
FELL DETERMINED To
REMAIN IN THE RACE
viii Still Be Candidate if Re-
publican Primaries Fail to
lndorse Him.
Special TO The Tribune.


OGDEN, Oct. THAT A. G. Fell. one
of the nominees for mayor commissioner.
suggested by a small number of business
men at meeting held two weeks ago
Is determined 10 stand for election re-
careless OF the action OF tho Republican
primary next Tuesday. was made known
today. when Fell informed T. ] Hender-
shot. president OF the Progressive Rcpub-
lican League club. that he would still be
In The race after the Republican primary
" MS opponent on the Republican ticket.
w Nj. Bostaph. the present city cngi-
nccr. receives more votes than he docs
When FcH WAS named or suggested by
some OF The business men at their meet
ing as their candidate for mayor COM
missioner. II was not generally supposed
that he would ask to save his name
placed ON the Republican ticket. This.
however. he did short time ago. II
was supposed by the Republican leaders
that he meant that bo would abide by the
result OF the primary, but this is not his
Intention.
+ \ movement was started this afternoon
10 have Fell name taken from the ticket
to be voted on at tho Republican primary
unless he should agree To be bound by
The action Of the primary. as his oppo-
nent, Bostaph. has agreed To he.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
INSURES WATER SUPPLY.
Response OF Farmers Makes South Fork
Project Certain.
Special to The Tribune.

SDeGTaT 10 The IrIbunc.
OGDEN, Oct Farmers of Weber
county and the people Of Ogden city are
now assured OF a bountiful supply OF wa
ter FOR years To come. Having been
given until October to "come in on the
South Fork canyon reservoir project. the
farmers Of tho county have responded
by subscribing 10 the remainder OF the
stock 10 insure the building Of the dam
and the reservoir OF dimensions necessary
TO supply all OF the water needed for ir-
risation purposes during the dry months
OF summer. Had the farmers not sub
Scribed To stock in The project, Ogden
supply tho city with sufficient wator dur
ing tho summer. The farmers having
subacribed to the project the dam will
now be built according TO The original
plans, and will be Of sufficient size to
conserve all the water needed by the
city and for irrigation purposes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Pioneer Woman Dies.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN Oct, Word reached Ogden
today OF the death OF Mrs. Harriet H.
Clarke, one OF the pioneer women OF
ITiab al her home in Eden last night.
Mrs. Clarke joined the Mormon church
many years ago, in Michigan WITH a
small band Of pioneers she came TO Otan
in ISiS settling at Salt Lake city. In
1864 she removed TO Eden, Weber coun-
", where she had since made her home
Mrs. Clarke was 81 years OF age. She is
survived by her husband, francis Clarke,
Sr and four sons The funeral SERVICES
will be held at the Eden meeting house
TUESDAY afternoon at o'clock. Burial
wlll be at the Eden cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
REGULAR REPUBLICANS
VICTORIOUS At LOGAN
Force Adjournment of Meet.
ing and Will Nominate
Next Tuesday Evening.
Special 10 The rrihunc.

LOGAN, Oct LOGAN Republicans
met In mass meeting tonight In response
to call issued by CITY Chairman J. G..
johnson. After a prolonged wranele be-
tween the regulars and the proercssiyes
the regulars carried the dav by getting
an adjournment To Tuesday night
nc Insurgents wanted 10 adjourn sine
die. The latter maintained that 10 ticker
should be nominated. holding that 10
nominate candidates In convention would
DC contrary 10 the spirit of the law
passed by Republican Legislature. In
aSnuch as there are already number
OF Republicans out with petitions tho In =
surcents Con,cndcd II would not be fair
to them To nominate I'm convention.
The regulars were i'm the ma iority and
succeeded In putting through motion
To meet again Tuesday niEht The re.u
lars were led by County Chairman H. A,
Pcdcrscn and the progressivcs by A. a.
Law
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
PETERSON BONDED
TO KEEP THE PEACE

The trial Of w. J. Peterson. charged
with threatening 70 Kill his wife. Emma
Peterson was held Yesterday afternoon
In the court Of =. NJ. Rishop. Justice Of
the peace. The dcfendon, was plnccd
under bonds NJ $500 10 keep the peace
for period of ak months.
Peterson was arrested about week
ago by Motor FatroIman HcndrIckson.
Tho patrolman alleges that when nc ar.
rived at the Peterson residence in re-
sponsa to call he found Peterson In q
woodshed with club with which, II Is
alleged lie had threatened to beat Mrs
Peterson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08

dress on the envelope consisted OF "A dla- =
gram OF several blocks and streets In
Salt Lake. but nowhere did the name
OF the city appear. The diagram showed
Western Pacific and Denver 6 Rio
Grandc and the Bam5crecr railroad sta
lions and the temple square. where thc
Cars stop was the only address which
postal clerks might Interpret 10 mean any
person or place,
The letter was from a friend OF Mr.
Schramm I'm the Philippines The post
mark indicates that II was mailed I'm Ma =
nlIa on August 30 and that Il reached
salt Lake In quick time
The little incident serves 10 prove that
salt Lake is interoccanically famous and
inat everybody everywhere knows At
least enough about tho city at once To
recognize lis arrangement Of streets and
location OF railroad stations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
POWER COMPANY IN
HANDS OF RECEIVER
Nv Associated Press,

HEI, ,ErSA. Mont. Oct. The Unlte1
Missouri River Power conphllH' pMnei ~.
~ Ganvnn ferry the Hauser lake ano
the tti,e uncompletcd Hotter hydro electric
nIan,s on the Missouri river was thrown
INTO the hands OF receiver TO-DAY by tne
J-nItod states Mortgage K Trust company
~ Scw York holder Of an issue OF Sl-,-
500 900 worth OF bonds secured by
mortgage on all the companvs properly,
-, oil for n foreclosure Of the mort
sace ana The sale Of the properly to
Satisfy the lien. George Z. shelton OF
RutIe WAS appointed receiver pS Judge
carl Rasch in the federal court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
BEEkEEPERS TO
ASK FOR NEW LAW

The Utah Bcckcepcrs association met
Yesterday IN this city In semi -annal con
vcntion with President r. r. Hawkins Of
American Fork in tho chair ono OF the
features oi the convention Was an hd-
dress by The president,
The most important business OF the
meeting was the appointment Of COM
mittec 10 draft law for presentation 10
tho next session OF the Legislature gov
crninc tho apiarv industry In the state.
This committee Is composed Of \, Faw-
son, r. r. Hawkins and j. G. HenaEcr-
The attendance AT the convention was
somewhat smaller than The average, tho
MormoD conference doiaininG a number
of association members,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Fair for Provo Next Year,

special 10 The Tribunc.
PROVO, oct, 7.-stcps arc being tnNun
Go ins,rc a county fair here next year.
=. ;s nojnted out that a county ialr IN
the ,attnr Part OF September would AID
materially in gathering an 1M6n,t cEh,bis GT ,i
~ coin,y fair could be taken nj one"
tn the state fair II Is also argued that
this would be, the best way to advfft'hs w ihs
.,,,,t, ~ Nany OF the prizes awarded at
tho slate fair to Utah county producers ,,s
Were vste In the name OF Otto J. Poulson; ,c ana
NJ W. i,'SI,it rron, this county by Frank
i'm In spencer. .ir., and County Fruit Tree
insncrtor r. w. Brereton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
COOLEY GETS $500
FOR BLANKENSRIP
Missoula Decides to Buy Pre-
mier Catcher to Manage
Team During 1912.

4 telegram was sent 10 Dick Cooley
last night from Missoula asking ms low
est price for Rlankcnship. Cooley was
absent at the time. but Mrs. Cooley re-
plicd for him. fixing the price al 5000
Mlssoula Union association directors
held their annual meeting last nigh, and
agreed To pay the price. Missoula also
cnihusiasticallv decided To stay IN the
Union association and 10 get AS good a
team as the salary limit VIII permit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Charge Nonsupport.

Special 20 The TrIoune.
OGDEN. Oct. Jacob Hinkley. resic !,
ing al asI6 Adams avenue, was arrested
his wife and 1--WE children, ranging In age
from I months to years: This is ,ne
second arrest made in, Ogden under Ine
stete law passed by the last Legislature
wbIcb provldes that a husband ana
father upon conviction may be put to
work on the county roads and The wages
thus earned applied 10 the support or ms
[.n,iIv Hcber Eastman, arrested ana
convicted on a similar charge last week
Ia now serving time on the county roads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
LOSS OF LIFE CHARGED
UP TO THE HOUSE FLY
By Associated Press.

RERKELEY. Cal Oct 7.-Ordlnary
house flies cost annuallY 5000 lives and
an economic loss of slS.000.Qo0 In Callfor-
MIA according 10 a report Oh them
issued by the University of California.
William r. Harms. assistant professor Of
entomology, who prepared the indictment
against the dies. spent FIVE years investi-
eating them
Flies ne finds. transmit typhoid. 1Ys-
entery, tuberculosis. pink eye and un
der certain conditions. lcprosy eryslpe'
las. smallpox. plague. trachoma.. .septi-
caemia. Asiauc cholera. sleeping sickness,
and plenty OF other diseases. This Ia
done mostly by planting healthy colony
Of germs whenever they put their feet
down.
Thousands OF deaths among infants. Mr..
Harms holds. Will be avcTted when inoth-
ers end nurses learn 20 keep nies from
era wing on babies faces or n1pdT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Brigham City Store Robbed.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN Oct. 7.-Dctcctive George
Wardlaw and Patroman Peterson this
afternoon arrested TWO men whom they
suspect OF robhing the Anderson dry
goods store at Brigham City last night
OF large quantity of merchandise sew
era! watches, rings and other articles OF
Jewclry. The men had in their posses
sion much plumber answering the de-
scrlption Of the things stolen from the
Brigham CITY store,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Dowie's Rule Repudiated.

CHICAGO. Oct. 7.-According 20 an ar
ticle which appears in this weeks issue
AZ the Zion City Independent. Zion Clty
has now formally repuoiatsd the ecclc-
siasticn rule enforced hy the late John
Alexander Dowie. and w'il' no longer sub
init To church or Religious dictation. In
stead II Will be governed. are other
cities. 10y a mayor and council.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
ooclalist Is Candidate,

M. iTlDunc
h e,; n.; Jacob r.. Cease Is the
u pruale for MAYOR commits
WI apES"' and a petition has been
Ma @ sufficient names secured
Hnyosun,e on tho primary ballot.
soun,,. arnD, who was clerk OF
b i jooi, rom January / 1897. to
tef f,n has been induced by his
'blons, 10 get in the race FOR
sirn.1 and his petition is being
m canaDy Dy citizens. There nrs
'2ed fo,naldaies for mayor commits
Nm co,urlcen for the four and two
eoinm!ssionershins,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Earthquake in Hayti,

By Associated Press.
CAPE HAYTIEN Hay,i, Oct. r.
Heavy rains have fallen here for eight
DAYS Earth shocks were felt here yes
ments a, 80 O'Clock I'm the morning and
others at 1880 and II o'clock p. M.
The walls OF some old houses crumhled.
but no ono was injured,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Coroner's Jury Reports.
II TO The Tribune,

NFvITdI 10 ne JTIDNne,
OGDEN, Oct. THE coroncrs Jury
which investigated the cause of death
Of William III. Watts on September %
returned ii verdict tonight to the effect
that Watts died OF a fracture OF the base
of the skull. the result OF being struck
by an automobile driven bv William NIL
Ter. The jury found tha, the machine
was running at a rate Of eight miles an
hour whom II struck Watts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
BURGLARS ROB HOUSES.
Three Residences Entered by Thieves,
Who Steal JeWelry and Money,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct Three burglaries oc
CURED In Ogden tonight the thieves
making off with jewelry and money
amounting To a considerable total. The
first to report a burglary To the police
was j. i, Rushmer, 25I7 Madison ave
nue.. whose home was entered and jew
clry valued at Sl50 taken. Frank ].
Stevens. residing at 2557 Madison ave-
nue., suffered the loss OF $50 in money
and jewelry valued az $500. f. c. WI
son, 63S Twenty seventh street, lost 5000
worth OF jewelry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Incident Shows That Salt Lake
Is Known Through Dia-
gram of Streets.

II q letter were mailed at far-off Ma
Mia and addressed 10 no ono specifically
in no place in particular would one have
warrant for tho belief that 1t would
reach It's destination without delay
That question is answered In tho sf-
firmatirc by "a letter which was received
Yesterday by +. c. Schramm. The ad-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
will Tour the World.
Ry Associated Press.

EN
CAMBRIDGE Mass. oct. 7.+Dr
Charles r.. Eliot president emeritus of
Harvard Is 10 make a tour OF the weld.
leaving tho United States on November
: He Will be gone about eight months.
a lnrge part OF his time being devoted tc
Japan, China and India.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Workman Is Injured,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, oct 7-Whilc unloading
bridge material on Twenty eighth street
this afternoon Joseph Stahr. foreman OF
the Southern Pacific wrccklng crew, suf-
fered the fracture of his left wrist.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
|u|DNA|REs BUY
BOISE ||VTERURBAN
Ia Plan to Gain Control
N All Street Railways
in the City.
Ii OF GIGANTIC PLAN
eson System viii Be Cen
! kof Vast Power and Irri-
1 CATION System.
10 The Tribune

10 The Tribune.
q Na Oct. .7.-One ~ the larg-
[1rre-s deals in southern Idaho IN
| ,s closed this week when the
4 a,,er,sts. represented by j. S. and
4 vohn. mutt -mlllionaiTes OF Pitts
. .,,,,hssed tho holdings of tho Boise
.uyhsn Railway company OF Boise,
syss Wiley. caldwell and intcrven-
( NE Tho deal included the trans
. .,eurI,les Of approximately $1,000.
Il a dh0, 900.
Iracnendent electric power lines
.-s alton IN Boise at the present
~ Eoise & Intsrrlrha the Boise
,ni tho Boise Railway. Nego-
s,s now said 10 be under way
a. ,nrrbssn bY the kuhns Of the
-r,InIns lines. the Boise Valley and
p;to Railway. giving to them com
tonl,ol Of electric lines In this
1 gphus now own a chain Of power
. ss,lms:ed In the millions of dol
|,,on Tyiu Falls In the cast along
;,sls river I'm southern Idaho To
. md an RS far west as Nelser::
r,,n IN gain control eventually oi
[ss, plants in this section Of the
ID as 10 carry out their plan OF
E1e souihcrn Idaho with electricity
tss!L lighting. irrigation pumping
|.t7Lne purposes,
Boise Will Be Hub.
4, k 10 be the hub OF the electric
lh-.C CO
Z polse & lnterurban, including its
= lolar power plant at Swan Falls
y srako river the KunnS have cen
|har rhsin of plants and power In
|prion Of Idaho and Will proceed
II ou their operations on a gigantic
n Bc.e 4 Intcrurhsn was incor-
"a four years ago for $1,000. 600. The
|[of the stock was held in Pitts
|h wpll known flnanCiers OF that
lrciudine j T. McGinley, T.. IL
|tst Cnl j. NJ. Gufiey. j. J. Fisher,
= gennedy and Michael Murphy OF
tslphIs W, +. Pierce + the real
4 arm of " +. Pierce & co. of
Hy induced the eastern capitalists
"a N The road, and he was elected
|til The in,crurban company WAS
IA payiug proposition from the time.
|Ir first cars were run over its
F.1vc nl'cs oi track between Boise
|nnvcll.
Objects in View,
naln object OF the l<uhns in gain
[eifQl Of power plants in. this state
p harness the Snake river that
Ff'ty cnI be generated for powerful
y Shereny water can be hoisted 10
|<gS lands thereby irrigating them,
declacsd that thousa nds of acres
apg aud win bc reclaimed In this
4 ttord purpose is 10 generate cleo
fnf power and lighting purposes
toEDs and cities along the Snake
sniary 10 IT, Including Weiscr..
Ri enlsrio, Parma, kuna. cald we'll,
II Eoisc. Mountain Home, Glenns
Bliss, Gnoding. Shoshonc. AmcTi-
rails. Nlnidokg. RichGield, Twin
'tlome. Wendell and Rurley. The
tpfct is 10 use the surplus cleo
F'5erated for heating purposes.
kng Il al 10 greater cost than that
furnished 10 this section OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
SUGAR FACTORY RESUMES.
Enough seets Available to Run Rest OF
Season.
10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 1.-Operations were re-
sumed al the local sugar factory this
morning with 1900 tons Of beets on hand:
and every assurance that the factory VIII
have a sufficient supply OF beets TO keep
the machinery moving for the rest oil
season,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Burns to Death.

an arns Mont, oct. 1.-fIarrv
y Ihss paralytIc. was burned 10
u Moo, nennott Sheep conpany'9
Not rreeE yesterday morning.
accidental origin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08

If YOU want Ia rent that rurnisher. ish
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nbone. Bell 5000, Ind. 500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-25
New Orleans Cotton Futures
Weekly Cotton Statement

New Orleans, November 24.-Secre- tary Hester's weekly New Orleans Cot ton exchange statement issued before the close of business today shows an in- crease in the movement into sight com- pared with the seven days ending this date last year in round figures 65,OOO, an increase over the same days year before last of 275,000, and an increase over the same time in 1908 ci 57,000.
 For the 24 days of November the to- tals show an increase over last year of 1S6,000, an increase over the same period year before last of 5o.300, and an increase over the same time in 1903 of 26000.
 For the S5 days of the season that have elapsed the aggregate is ahead of the S5 days of last year 904,000; ahead of the same days years before last sSs, 900 and ahead of l 90s by 627,OoO.
 The amount brought into sight dur ing the past week has been 63s,S57 bales. against 549,971 for the seven days ending this date last year, S64,e45 year before last, and 582,363 same time In 1908; and for the 24 days of No vember it has been 2,156,623, against 1,964,5 last year. 1,647,622 year before last and 2,124.505 same time in 1908.
 The movement since September 1 shows receipts at all United States ports 4,932,101 against 4.022,61s last year. 4,009.10s year before last, and 4194,578 same time in 1908. Overland across the Mississippi. Ohio and Poto- mac rivers to northern mills and Can ada, 21427S, against 305.SS6 last year.
 2S4.1S2 year before last, and All, ,498 same time in 1908; interior stocks in excess of those held at the close of the commercial year. 6S5.245, against 612.360 last year. 5S4.096 year before last and 645,0S5 same time in 1908; southern mills takings. s71.o0o. against