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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-21

Massachusetts democrats will meet
October 10 rchominat0 Governor
Foss. 81 ~
The politicians In New Jersey
cities are fiettink hard ana IN many
cases with Success against the adop-
tion Of the commhsion form Of gov
eminent KS
Nebraska dsmocrats will meet ip
Fremont on JAY Is TO nominate
candidates for IA state onces TO BE-
filled at the election next November
Pennsylvania donocrats are az
gagged In bitter National fight for
the control OF the rate organization
and the delegation TO the presiden-
tial convention. "
william v. Allen, Who represents
Nebraska In The United States sen
ate some years ago. n5pires TO place
on the distritt bench OF that state.
Jacob NJ. Dickinson. late secretary
OF war In President Taft's cabinet,
- appointed 10 chair Of Law
In Vanderbilt university.
w. c. Brown. PRECEDENT OF the New
York Central railroad. denies the re-
port that he interds 70 become can
didate for the scat OF Senator Ken
yon OF Iowa.
Folk-for-president headquarters
have been opened in ST. Louis by the
Missouri democratic league which
was organized year ago to boom the
candidacy Of Ex-Governor Folk for
the democratic presidential nomi-
nation. 4
Friends Of Samuel y. Van SAINT,
ex-governor Of Minnesota. want him
20 becofne candidate for United
States senator In the republican prI-
maries NEXT year. against Senator
Knute Nelson.
Former United states Senator Jas
A. Hemenwsy. vho went down in the
democratic landslide which swept IN
diana four years ago. may be named
Tor representative by the republicans
Of the FIRST Indiana district.
The primary election 81 Mississippi
No. bat few weeks Distant Interest
centers almost wholly in the sena.
forial fight between United States
Senator Leroy Percy. Ex-Governor J
X. yardaman and &. n. AIc,andcr.
Chief Justice Walter A. Clark. oI
the North caroiInx supreme court Ia
recent adde's proptesicd that
within q few ysars the women o.
North Carolina would be exercising
the full right Of suffrage.
a three days convention IS TO bt
held In Boston next month under the
auspices OF the national independence
political league. which Is m orKspi
zation OF -oiored men Who beIiess
they should use thcls vosss for the
general betieEmcnt ~ their race
rather than % procure political oflcs
and that the Amcricna uegro should
NOT give his Support 10 sny, particu
lar political party.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-21

A goddess most divine my lady seems
A sylph Of supple curve and siren

A goddess most divine my lady seems
A sylph Of supple curve and siren
smila eV
To lure me with Der bewitchcry
z and gviIei lfln
Her scft complexion II Of peachy
creams.
And. obi the gown che vsars--s
drove Of dreams
Not merely one. from loves en-
chahted isle,
Far-wafted. 20 sIlure me for a
while,
Then melt and fade - faiths auro-
raj gleamsl
50 stately stands my lady In her
pride
dare not WOO her. to- hs5 I ~ared
EnfIees iii I swear IN quite beside
Myself with lore d her! o., siren,
speak
AIaai she sannof--foe ~ II : MIDI
4 mere shor wio1Cv le0m1 lor
3 wesk! ~1CA
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-21
| ''ERs9
TRUST exists
Is he Charge made BY lnl6eb
Sials fIrs MarshaI

Chicago. July 2o- That theps dxists
. gigantic, oouatry-wIde arson trust.
with headuaFters in Kansn CITY.
and in nearly IN the larss cities.
the members q which make ! btsi-
ness OF setting hrs'to buiidinss v en-
able the owners b collect large sums
Of insurance. was the charge made
yesterday BY G. J. Doyle. State Fire
Marshal, In an address before the
Chicago Associates Of Commerce.
"The country = facing one n the
most gigantic organized arsoa con
spiracies the world has ever known"
said Mr.. Doyle. The State Fire Mar
shall Department q Illinois has uni
ted with the State Fire Marshals Of
Kentucky. Tennessee and Ohio to
wipe out the band Of fifteen men At
the head OF this arson conspiracy The
head Of the fire-bug trust Is in Kan
sas City, from which CITY TIE opera-
tons OF the entire gang Is directed.
The tentacies Of This octopus have
extended az the daring OF those be-
hind the plot has grown, into dozen
or, more cities. They have been
found at work at Bloomington,
Springfield. tIll). PIttsburg. Clcvc-
land. New York. Buffalo. St Louis.
Chicago and elsewhere Two Of the
gang have been convicted and are
now Imprisoned In Southern city.
The fre-bug problem' i one Of the
most important which confronts the
country. Evea without the eases Of
arson, the fire Ioises Of the country
are appalling. snounting to about
$500 minute. In Chicago tho loss
is $5.0oo.o0o ! year, while In Berlin
the annual loss does not exceed 1900
900. We should adopt the IRE pro-
lection plans Of European cities."
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-21
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

A corkscrcw does the opening
turn.
A surgeon looks for the worst
there Is In person.
She's q wise girl who can anaIyse
her osn complexion.
Unless man IL alive 20 his OPP
portunlties he 10 dead one.
There are times when silent
witness Is an unspeakable nuisance.
The more questions woman
asks the fewer answers she rcmem.
beers.
II man says You're another =
be means you are Just a. bad as be
liz.
And the average girl you'd rath.
er be silly goose than an ugly duck.
ling.
n woman has an AZ to grind
she induces some man TO turn the
grindstone. Chicago News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-21

LADIES' cen veto in TIE Popularity
Contest - veil - the meu --yofe
to6av for youf favorits.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-21

FOR years ! suffered unspeaksbie
torture from indigestion, constIpa-
ton and liver tronblc," wrote A. X.
Smith. war veteran 1T Erie, Pa,
rbnf Dr. Kings New Life Pills fixed
me all right They're simply great. :"
TRY them for any stomsch.' liver or
kidney trouble. Only xse ~ X.
BlscknalIs 4 B0n.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-21

The number Of passengers thiz
boat carries rs limited 70 1900"
efThcse shoes won't pinch you. sir,
sitter you've worn them day or two
rim sorry. Mr.. schloekenheiner
but every cottage on the place ID
taken for the sumner"
''I'm 20 glad yop happened in II
meal time. Mrs. Detrow. Ut right
down n the table"
why. no dear. you are not a bit
fat. You're last plump"
Home Made cherry pies"-chiea
No Tribune
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-21
Tisc NorTh Caru6bu.
COLLEGE or AGRICUfxTCRE
AND MECHANIC ARTS.
The States Industrial College.

Four-scars course In AgrieaIsurr:
In Civil. Electrical. and Mechanical
Engineering In Industrial ChcnsIs-
try; 10 Cotton Manufacturing nnsi
Ip1ciRg. Two-year course In Mcc.4n-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-21

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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-21

Massachusetts democrats will meet
October 5 To rehominato Governor
roxx Z. "
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-21
60D0--A Neat latte Frock for Mo-
theirs Giri--( Girls French Dress
With Yoke ard Long or Short

Sleeves. H
This desirable model is suitable
for lawn. sinsham. chambray, chal-
lis. or other vash fabrics and also
for cloth. As herr shown fionncing
was used. with tucking for the yoke.
The pattern ID cut in three sizes: 2,
4 and years. It requires 3 is
yefds VI s6-Inch material for the
s year size.
A pattern OF this iliustration mail
cd TO any address on receipt OF loo
In silver or stamps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
IRON AND METAL TRADES.
1.-The Iron Age" says

Improvement in the steel trade contn-
ues Volume of business shows n steady
gain. This is not due TO squirt In any
special branch. but to an increase In orders
from a multiplicity of sources. The United
States Steel Corporation is charging the
scope OF it's operations. the active steel
ingot capacity this week being over o. per
cent. as against d per cent AT me SAM i,e
operations IS more strongly indicated by
the statement that at the corresponding
time last month the active ingot capacity
was only IS per cent. considerable part
of the recent gain is due TO 4 heavier
volume OF business at Chicago, where two
additional blast furnaces were put in oper-
alton in the last week by the Illinois steel
Company to supply needed pig iron.
PittsburF conditions are also better
Bookings in structural shapes and plates
are reported to have been much the largest
rail sales department of the Carnegie Steel
Company is over 10000 tons ahead on
actual orders sent TO the mills Tor roline'
as compared with the same period IN May;
In the structural trade in general railroad
bridge work forms a substantial proportion
of the new business coming in the market
but some excellent orders have also been
booked for other purposes. The American
Rridge Company has secured the contract
for $500 tons for the new plant OF the
Pittsburg Crucible Steel Company, at Mid
land. Penn. Orders booked in Eastern ter
ritory for buildings. bridges, etc. the last
week totaled over 5000 tons. with quite a
number of orders pending.
While the plate trade shows some inn
provement. indications of early heavy
demand seen In the increasing number
of Inquiries coming out for steel cars. Re-
ports from the various pig iron markets are
also better as orders are more numerous
and inquiries are more plentiful. No gen
eral buying movement has yet set in. but
the number Of consumers who feel that the
present is a good time 10 buy 10 steadily
growing larger. Prices Of pig iron are no
frmer. as many makers are anxious TO get
their share of such business as is now
coming out.
''The Iron Trade Review" says:
Contracts for furnace coke closed In the
Pittsburg district for the last half of the
wear amounted TO 10000 tons. The sheet
market Is frmer and numerous contracts
have been made. Some of the Independent
sheet manufacturers are operating TO ca
pacity Liberal Specifications arc being re-
ceived by tin plate manufacturers. The
merchant pipe market Is not very active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29

FLOUR AND MEAL-The break In wheat
checked demand for Hour ana .hs m sl &c
winter straights. 81 o5as4 %; winter patents.
81 300 81 GO: spring clears. So S3Qst 90: extra
s. - a 81 % Kansas straish,s 81 2oHsi 30
fancy spr.ng patents s6ns9 - RYE FiptR
fancy 81 soeis5 a.. CoRSMEAL-Kiln dried.
81 20 RAG MEAI--Fine white and Yellow.
n ?0asi -: coarse. 81 i5asi 90; FEED
%esorn spring rc sa no eos SiS S cly
bran. s23 bulk s2l sacks. middliny. S25 6oW
SOS 80; rcd dog. 500; hominy chop. s2a bulk.
PROVISIONS--Market started out rather
weak. owing 10 big receipts and easier hogs,
but became firm late IN sympathy win ,nr me ths
from packers PORK-Stcady: mess. Sl7 50a
SIS. family, sloasio 80; short clear; si5 ,5g
si7' BEEF-Mess. SLASH so: family. si.8
sis Soa sis. BEEF HANS s2oG SOS
DRESSED HoGs-Bacons. oHc: $50 ID. o,.c:
MEATs-Plcldei bellies quiet: 10 ID. l?llW
i3c. Il ID. II &c; "a IL. lom lie: pcked hams
5Ac: country. 81 n &c. LARD-Easy: middle
West. s.15Ts:25c: city steady at I7sc: refined
easy: South America. oG5c: Continent. $3.50 :
Brazil kegs loGlc: compound steady a, IS. 20
nc STEARINE-Quiet; oleo. 1Sc: city
suGAR-Rehncd nrm. with all reaners quot
cent cash. tho Federal going back to that
price al tie opening In London beet sugar gar
July at los 1ohd and August. los II I'D
Raw hero firm and unchanged centrifugal. 90
Itolasscs sugar. 50 tess, 323c A cable from
Liverpool states that advance in foreign mar
ket Is due TO scarcity and not to manipula-
don with trade without stock. and that new
crop reports are unavorabc far as AUS
tralla is concerned and impossible to make
goou crop now. with future as To a fair crop
depending the weather. According 10
Wleft * GRAY. he movement OF sugar at the
four United states ports: nsures In tons Is
as follows; Reseipss 2e7ss: against 4o:.so
-. 900 against ~. 900 and ~. 600 Total stock
81. jis and 2i9.7 100 and 316.0o9.
HiCE-Firm and unchanged.
METALS-COPPER-sta dull: spot.
June and July. i2.22is q 12.35c: August and
september. IL. 25@ i2,37lac. and October l.;?5
futures. ISL IS III. Lake. i275ai3c: electro.
lytic. 1262l2 q i2T5c: casting. l237h, q IL. soc.
T r spot and June 4!llt55cc july
~ zoe. London easy: spot. fIs4 los; futures.
.1so los; LEADmEasy at ASA 45oc New
fI3 Sc Cd SUPPLEMENTARY at 3. 70ft d soc New
York and b.55a565c East st Louis. London ia
1855 ANTIMoNY-Du! cookson's. s.S0c. IRON
iron was quiet: No foundry Northern, fl5f
SIS IS; no foundry Southern and No South
srn sott, si4 75asi5 2o; No foundry Northern.
MoLAssEs AND syRUPs-ouiet and un-
'" NaviL sroREs-splrlts turpentine steady.
Changed. SPIRITS TURPENTINE. machine
bills. sc. TAR. 5.5Oc ROsIN-Common to
good strained. 625c: b. 6.3oc: d. $500: +.
$500: + aud g. &c; II and l. 7.ioc: X. 7.2oc:
". 7.ioc: y. 77oc; VIC. 1900 and WV. 7oOc.
OILS-.Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pctro-
lcurn steady a., recent prices.
COTT0NsEED Oii--Irresular. July show
ing early weakness. while later months were
steady Near the close the whole list devel-
oped frmness, closing points net lower to 6
points higher. Local contract prices
Yester-
Open. High. Low. Close day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
WABASH LOWERS INTEREST
Debenture B Bonds Reduced l Per
Cent-Diyidend Payments Difficult,

The ssmi-annual interest rate on the
iebenture bonds of the Wabash Rail
road COMPANY was reduced from TO I
rer cent at the meeting of the directors OF
the road Yesterday No reason was given
for the cut in the interest rate. which was
rot regarded Of especial importance in Wall
Street. except as showing the difficulty
some railroads are having In maintaining
dividend payments on all classes of their
securities The Chicago & Alton passed the
sen.-snnual dividend on its preferred stock
on Tuesday. and a few weeks ago the Dem
yer & Rio Grande did the same. The Wa
bash directors declared the regular semi
annual IT, crest If per cent on the debent-
ure bonds.
Only $4,000 out of an original issue
Of s2s 5o0.OOo Wabash debenture bonds are
outstanding. the remainder having been
turned IN under the offer Of the company
10 exchange for them 70 per cent in new
extended 4s 50 per cent in Wabash pre-
ferred and 50 per cent IN common stock.
The company has from time TO time had
trouble with owners of the debenture bonds.
interest on which was payable IF earned
The bonds were from the first drag upon
the credit of the Wabash. and the action Of
the directors in retiring them was gen.
orally approved
A special meeting of the directors Of the
Wabash Railroad will be held this after
room TO discuss plans for some new f1nanc-
ing. II is understood that the manage.
ment is considering making new loan or
$4,000 and calling the 100000 AZ per
cent notes recently extended Tor three
years by Blair & Co and Kuhn, Loeb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
STOCKHOLDER HALTS SALE
American Cities Company Tenn
norariIy ThWarted al Newark.

4 temporary injunction granted by Vice
cs.nceuor Howell in Newark yesterday
,s,,-ed a meeting of the stockholders of
49, American Cities Railway and Light
r..,,any. a s275O0000 New Jersey corpora
w., hut was later modified. and the meet
w vas ordered held subject TO court re-
lew The meeting was at No. 10 Exchange
place and John Day Jackson, of New
uaven. holder of $50 shares of common
,.ock OF the company, was the man who
,.mporarily thwarted the other sharehold-
.rs Who wanted TO sell out TO the Ameri-
.an cities Company. a holding company or
.oosnt origin. The defendants will have to
.,ov cause on Wednesday why a perma-
..n, Injunction should not issue.
rarlv in the day Vice-Chancellor Howell
.,rned an order enjoinlng the stockholders
:, the American Cities Railway and Light
COMPANY from passing two resolutions
ooysring the proposed sale of the concerns
.s.e,s a conditional proposition TO pur
ehsse submitted by Daniel ". Morgan,
rres,aent of the American Cities Company.
.vn,red Yesterday. so that unless the in
junction had been modified in time 10 per-
nj, A meeting last night the entire scheme
uould have fallen through. Mr.. Morgan
,roposition. which was acceptable to ma
;ority OF the stockholders. was TO give
sither cash at the rate of par for preferred
stock and 10 for common or eisht-year
bonds AT IS foc either stock TO carry per
cen, interest for the first six years and
nfr cent for the remaining two years.
Mr. Jackson. in his bill of complaint al
legged that the proposed sale had been enSi-
resred by a syndicate of New Orleans
ba,ters. who wanted TO get their money
out Of the American Cities Railway and
Ijsht company His counsel said the only
damage the injunction might do, contrary
N what the other side said, would be that
the bankers. whom he characterized as
schemers would not get rake-ott OF
sls1 600" the amount of commission on the
sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

90 Chicago, June IS. CATTLE - eceipt,.
s %egS' S So a6, seeve . Q$e So Teas
stockers and feeders - il a IS 35 cows 90 AMI mi
np,e neys 81 % q 50 20; calves. 81 75g$7 -
- Is receipts. 29ooo; moro acilve. steady
90 shade higher than carly. light. SO o5i6
go 10: mixed. SGa SO ij, heavy. s. g0a So 80;
t lS nG 81 - 9oq 90 o. good 70 choice heavy.
Sc Is So 30 81 E F. I9E 80 ~; bulk Of sales
stroGg; native. 81 5ogsi %: Western. s2y04
81 -. warnings. Sin$i6 So; lambs, natt,e.
- 80 G%' Western, SIgST.
n hans2s cry. June 2S-CATTLE-Receipts
O~ro' Including 1000 Southernss stsaJ' -
strong dressed beef AMI export steers S. nom
e. ~ ~ EAR TO good, 81 % So so: Western,
southern. 81 65Gs5 p; southern cows as t6 6g
Sn 80 S natyf' g 500 s.: heifers. siIo6ss %:
c c%hrs, ~ S ~ oo calves sias. HoGS-Ro.
steady bulk OF sales. Sc eoas So 80; Se 9.
s. az i SS 30; packers l and butchers Sc 2o
5000: higher: lambs. s. 5oTS835 veariiro.'
- = 90 wethe.s; g 800 50 So; ewes. 81 j05
20 % stocNers ard feeders. 50 50 IS.
Cincinnati June 90 - C,,rrr = - r.oo,,,-
9sS; quiet; steers. 50 75as6 10: heI,ers sB
~ % cows 81 - q 81 90: calves sIGD:SoS
n,ckcrs "eS &c P 3n s,Cgs weak 10 i5c lower:
common sows. 1929 81 so: Digs ant ,;rs no.
- - 50 20 SHEEFEReceipts' 4S35. ioS,er..
81 Sse1 ty 81 734 50 90 lambs ioQi5c lower,
East Buffalo. June s.--CATTLE-Recs,,,s
. .S"' steady .yEALs-Receipts 100. active
sTo S,tady' - ass -. HOGS-Receln,s
. Se f3lrly active 81 Zoe lower: heavy. Ss *
(. - 80. mixed, S. 40 81 So Workers 80 eoS
80 - PISS. % ~ Z So 30; roushs So 50 n s. 81.
s'NNTs' SinS5: diaries. SO p sG 10 SHEEp
ANp AMbH-Rcceipts. 500; active. lambs
;9c yearlLngs 5oc higher. others s,eady.
lambs. S5uS7 Is; yearlir-g s575SsG %.
wethers 81 80 81: ewes. s. = ass 81: shesD'
mMed 81 80 q 80 - 9'' S"'sp'
-, Pit,sbrrg. June 2s-CATTLE- s,e,s... x,r,,..
liShi choice SO +0QS6 90: GOOD, 81 ,,0oS al ppoy
Steady: supply 10 double dccte. ~ ~,
Wttn'ls - "4$i; eulis and common slqSa.
s'auu3 .5nts Si0$1. VEAL CALVES Ss1S
=. h'"S-Lower receipts. u double decks.
srme pea lies. 50 t0dSG &: mediums ~ 7SSs
80 90 heayy and light Workers. SO -5Ts6 eo.
SS' :" """S' 80 roushs. 81 25GS5 s.
hy Telegraph to The Tribune
ST Louis. June q. -CATTLE-Receipt, 4 ero.
e'od grades steady. COMMON ioc lowsr, steers
~ oWsb 30; heifers. 50 S5TSG 90: c1ws 81 -
- w' s0uthern steer. 50 30T$5 IS: Southern
cows - -'fSi HOGS Receipts II 2Ta. ,nossr-
ately active and 5ai0c lower: light aud n eiiilm
20 c1oice 81 3llSG q bulk; 81 359Si 40- rscF-
southwestern pigs. 81 5o7<G SHEET Pecaip,s
i.1l2; active and l5H4lc higher; lambs. sGQS7 Is !.
fair lambs. 81 s5aS6 so. Gull lambs. s. 50SI s.:
sheep' $JaHd 20; common. S2q$2 -.
by Telegraph to The Tribune
Louisville June 2S-siiEEP and LAMBS.
Receipts 3Oll. making total OF l6 az head
for three days; quality only rair: market slow.
pening at lower prices; best limbs selling a
S,lS1 -. some few fancy Central Kentuckv
lPmhs AZ s. %: light Tennessee, IS 25aS6 IS ac-
cordlng to trim and quality; seconds So down:
cuils b down; fat sheep. So - Down: common
thin sheep ami trashy Gull lambs very slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Now York. juno 3

New York. juno ~. ~
REEvES-Receipts 100 cars. OF Ids heau,
Including 80 cars for the market; - CUE on
nnie Good and choice dry fed steers held up
80 about Mondays prices grass fed opened
Very dull and 10al5c lower: closed 10 q -9c
om. bulls with the exception OF dry FED: were
slow To f5c lower: choice fat COWS loc ioW',
o,bers steady. Common to choice steerf' sofa
NJ s5lf SO 40 per 100 ID: = extra primo stable
Sed shipped by H. r. Gingrich & Bro. OF
So: extra. So 65: cows. 81 bonSt 10.
Dressed beef quiet at ga loc for native sides;
Minds and ribs. l1H @12hc; few. i3c;
kosher chucks. SHoc.
sales-Tobin & shannon: II Pennsyivania
steers 1857 10 average. 81 IS per 100 III IL.
Jass In. 81 So ] Pennsylvania bull. 1880 ID,
81 IS: Z state. $40 ID. So rs.
Kerns Commission Company: 90 Ohio
steers. l24s lb. So 5; 81. le4o ID, 50 10; %.
1850 III. 81 90.
$. Sanders: Is Pennsylvenia steers 1899 ID.
&; o.: % 1915 III. IS 40: :. SIS Id. So 25: IS
ohio 1905 h. IS 70: 10 distillery fed. 1892 III.
s5I I bull. 1910 N. s. e5: bull. 1910 ID,
IS rs: !. io5! H., So SO; 10. si7 lb: $40:
'f g, II 3. IS IS s. 1870 h. 50 'O g. 1000 b.
Mcpherson & Co: . stable fed Pennsylvania
extra steers. 1850 III. so 90; 20. l2i7 10. 81 10:
90 1906 To- So 10; I bull. 400 ID. 81 10: cows.
1915 ID. 81 40; |. $40 lb, So j. Si3 Id. 81 So; |.
$50 H. So 30; l. $50 ID. 81 90.
J. Shamberg & Son: Indiana steers. 1850
Newton & Co.: 20 Ohio steers 100 ID. IS ~
% 1855 IN. 81 40; 20 Kentucky. 1887 ID. s. Is;
4 Pennsylvania. 800 ID, S.; 2 bulls. 1910 10.
81 S.; 4. 1855 Id. 81: g. s75 h. So 60. cows.
S. judd & Co.: 4 bulls. 1850 Id. So SIS: /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, June 2s-Consols closed un-
ssihsnged to-day, 79& for money and 1874
i,y account Anaconda was unchanged at
"a. Canadian Pacific u higher at 2isas.
Srrand Trunk Y higher AT 23s4.
money was in strong demand. but dis
%Snt rates were easy.
Irsders on the Stock Exchange devoted
sn'st OF their attention TO the settlement.
AZ &c transactions were limited. The carry
UT rate for American securities was ~
~ cent. Business for the new account
~ss light Gill edged securities were
hsdy and Grand Trunk shares strong
80 ~ hdmr. copper stocks. and foreign
ttnores declined on Paris selling. The eX-
Srnslon OF the shipping strike affected
"s ne rails, and they closed weak.
d.n'm.erican securities opened steady and
LSIrS tho forenoon advanced under the
~ OF Canadian Pacific Then Wall
49, offerings caused setback, but the
iee lket hardened a fraction In the late
'SSo,0s and closed steady.
-. money IN London. 1l2m1st per cent.
=" market discount rate for short bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-29
ADMITS $4,000 SHORTAGE
Missing Cashier Turns Over to
Bank His Stock and Realty.

r,ica. n. Y. June 2s-Guy II. Clark
cashier Of the Earlville National Bank. left
his nome in that village last Thursday 70
70 10 Saranac Lake he said, TO see an in
valid daughter. Yesterday letter was re-
eeived at the bank written from Utica b.
clark. stating that he was short in his
accounts about $4,000. In the letter. Mr.
Clark turned over his stock and real es-
tate 10 the bank as restitution for the sum
he was short. These will help greatly IN
louidating the shortage. a he was heavy
s.ockholder in the bank.
The letter was made public to-day when
Bank Examiner A. L. Fowler. Of Bingham
ton. came to examine the books. II Is
said that the bank is solvent. and while
there has been something of a run on 1t to-
DAY. Il has borrowed money from Nor
wich bank and has been able TO meet all
demands.
II has been learned that Mr.. Clark did
not visit Saranac Lake. and much appre-
hension is felt concerning him. He has
a wife a daughter and four sons.