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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14
OTHER mARkETs-sY TELEasA7s<

Chicago, July 1s--CATTL.E-Fscalpts. 1000 head
market steadv shade good prime stsers.
s. 50 @ So medium. So IS 50 as srocx5r5 and
feeders 81 500 50 25 81 50 10 hefsrs y e50
- 20 Gamers, 81 50 s. So. bulls Sc -. calves ~ D
s. %; Texas fed steers sac s. HOGS-tecoDtA "a
1e8 head market stronger. mixed and butchsrS ~ 80
q So 20. good % choice heavy S. 500 s. 20. rouga
IS 5o0f5 s21s. SHEEP Receipts. f4.00 head sheep
strong closed lower. Lambs Is SOC lower. Good %
choice wetners. So 20a s. IS: fair choice mixed
81 go r 50 %, native lambs s. q 50 Is
Cincinnati July lG-ff0csS active. butchers. - I5s
common, s. 60n So 55- Cattle easy, fair good
Shippers 81 35 81 s.; common. S2US3 -. SHEEP
steady, g "a "a So LANES active. 50 50 O 80 40.
falr demand and steady. prime IS SOD s5 35s
snppns steers s. S. fo butchers. 81 IS IS 10s hst
ers 50 e S5 cows. s. Is 25. bulls. Sc 81: stock
hetsrs- So e q S. VEALS-RscsDts. rs head1 siov
and Csc lower; $50 - -. HOGS-Rscsspts. As0o
hesd slow and Sc Low heavy, s. S50 s. 90s ntxsd
= g9f s. %; workers. S. % pigs. - 50 %: rougns.
- l9 - s9 stags 81 ID s. so. dairtss IS 90 IS IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 2 900 head: dull xnd
gg-3e lower, lambs, ST so %: ysarlings IS $50
81 wsthers S6g IS Is: ewes. 81 50 20: sheep. Ssxsd
Kansas City. July -CATTLHS-ReceiD-s z 900 read.
IcuilnE oVtD Soutuer1s. market stsay log lowers
choice EXPORT and dressed beef &5S5 fair
and feeders 81 I54 4o- southern 81 T5S& 5oB
southern cows. 81 S3 90. native 25S& 50;
tive heifers 50 250S5 . bulls s. calves s315 So
tiOtTSheceipts 5000 head: 507iac higher top
% 90 bulk % sales. s. JoS5 80. IS a QS5 52af
packers - 4I17 -; pigs and lights s. 5oGS5 so
sft-ltscslpts 800 bead; market strong and acttsf
native lambs s8ST So fd lambs. s6fsT 50f I'd
yearings 50S5 Is: Texas clipped yearltzz
feeders. 50 5OQS&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
doing, sales 1000 bales; speculation and
port American. COO receipts, 5000 American.
OO4: mddng upland 69Gd. Futures opened quiet with
positions; closed irregular and unsettled,
17G1S points lower july. July-August and August
September 6.70d September October. ord; October
November. Northumberland and DecemberJaHuary.
6.7sd; JanuRTyF ebruaTy and February March otSdi
March-AprfI and Aprl-Siay. sod May-June and June
July. 5.sid Manchester Holiday
flour AND MEALr-In the -four market to-day there
light trade. with prices steady and unehanse
included winter patents new winter salgnts ana
sraights quote Spring patents, s. 65S6 70;
winter sraights 81 500S5 so winter patents 81 sOSo -
spring clears. So 75S4 Is; extra No winter So 59Y
quiet quoted. good 81 2aQ$4 So
GGdS4 CORNAiE-aL steady quoted: Kiln dried.
S8QS3 10 as % MEAL steady quoted. Fine
yellow 81 25aSl 80, 81 l4GSl 10 FEED
nominal. city steady quoted Western spring,
SIT 25: midHng SIT S. -four do. so co. red
dog So 30 July shipment city bran SIS bulk SD
sacks; Hiddling. slSaS23 red dog S23 so homny chop,
s2IQS2l 90 bulk So 259s22 70 sacks OIL MEAL so
GRAIN-WHEAT-Thers gradual yielding oil DAY
prices with the exception OF the last half hour
VIII sympathy with stezd1er developments
lover The chief Influences side were lowe
cables me wheat arrivals South
west. reported from Kansas City and other
points that lot OF grain headed toward
the and bears promptly MAIDS the Rrgu-
hammer the list down. prices at lowest level
tins or government report The bearish crop
came IN from all sections OF the belt, but
prominent Northwest where brilliant
weather apparently given the crop OF
life The Northwest also a heavy seller n
Chicago elsewhere From the Southwest, IN add
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14
PIERCE FOLLOWS GOULD.
Former Director SeUers Connection
Nth Hartman Interests.

W.csuw E. Pierce, fl became Known yesterday
Is 10 longer a director OF any Of the Hartman
properties George J. Gould IL viii be remembered
cr April q resigned from the board OF the Union
pac.dc owing 10 the fact that he was interested
r. TIE Western Pacific, projected parallel ana
competing Lire. and announced ms intention 20 re-
n from the Oregon Short Line board aisO. II IS
understood LhaI IL IL about the same time that
llr Pierce retired : a director OF the Union "a
ENC. Tie Oregon Railroad and Navigation Com
pany. me oregon Short Line Company ana the
Southern S.acifc CoIu-t.Iy. Mr.. Pierce IS closely
lCeEUuel with the GoLd interests, belllg IIesiceLI
and chairman Of -he Western Maryland Railroad
Con1r.snv chairman Of The board OF the West
Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railway Company
and a director Of the Wabash, the Denver and
RIO GrauGe and other Gould properties. he was
formerly general counsel of both the Wabash sys-
ten and The Union Pacific, but about TWO years
ago resigned the latter once.
prominently identified with the Union
Pacific interests said yesterday that there was no
for the current reports about an early
meeting q The directors for the purpose OF acting
upul the dividend question, those ruEnors lnclAo-
ing the assertion thar the common stock was 70
Be- placed upon q 3 per cent basis The last semi
annual dividend, OF per cent was paid on April D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14

New-Tork July - 1905
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we're a single car OF 20 head for
a Dressed beet selling slowly AT 799c for
common 20 choice 5a4Tc for beer
sdgices from Great Britain. No shipments
livestock fresh meat from this port to-day
CALVES Receipts were 100 head all for market
making held I53 sale Trade quiet
about steady Common veals S6S6 So
OF fairly EoOi oufterrns at 50 Dressed calves
generally steady city veals SsfiIssc per n
selected carcasses 12c; country dressed 81 lO5ac.
Sales-John p. Nelson: - common veals no n
q 10; - buttermllks, 13a u
rub{n N shannon. Virginia veais. 1875 n. IS 3
SHEEP AND IAAIBS-Recepts were Ga ears, 1532
head an Tor market making wiki stalls stock. 14ia
safa market better position TO-DAY. ard
,v+e I~f,t receipts the feeling huoyanr ana
lambs we're firm sc higher quality considered
cars we're held Common 70 choice sheep sold at
* calls IS Dressed mutton steady. "a 9lOc per
dressed lambs steady az lea 9l4c.
sales-Newton & 241 Kentucky lambs. 90
age az IS 3 per 10 AZ Virginia 30 81 81 IS
Tennsyvania sheen 100 70. at So IS Kentucky do So
n, af 81 80. a. virginia do 10 n. 50 50
rofin & shannon leo Kentucky lambs 90 n, At S. 2aO
ONO sheep LES s.. IS Virginia 90 % n. 81: 4
40 sg 49, comlissoa Co: 90 virginia lambs Cd n at
. MePneTsoa 8 CO. 81 Jersey lambs n at So 70: do
a6Gs@Rseeipts we're 1914 cars. or aOcl head. al
Buffalo ana Fittsburg advices.
SaIes date yesteriayl-W r. Hume: 40 state hogs Is6
n, average asH 40 per IL do I52 n. az So 30.
rogghs 2o5 70 Al 8 =, stas 80 r. a !, s. 90 a CO.
rougRs sa2 ~ S. So 81 Western hogs ga % at - CO.
q curtis < Son. Is STATE hogs II. So 40.
Andrew Muffin: state hogs. u. at Sc as DO.
10 n al SO 30; I rough. 40 n. AT s. 40
z Z. HoIIis. state hogs. 200 NJ AZ I'd N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
Has Paid s57,OO0,OOO in Losses Since 1853
First to Maintain Safety Fund"

The Continental Fire Insurance Company was In
corporated in 1858. and has been continuously in
business since that time. This company was the
first TO comply with the Safety Fund law. which
was adopted by Eew-York State in 1874. and In
pliance with this law it maintains a deposit with
the Insurance Department at Albany OF securities
valued ar S600.0O0
The Continental has promptly paid In full all
losses IN CONGREGATIONS, including those sustained
IN Chicago in 1s71; Boston, 1872 and the recent
Baltimore fire, has paid losses since organt-
cation over So, 10000.
The gross assets Of the Continental are s1h47s.~
sl4 Is, and after deducting from this the
required by law for the unearned premiums on
policies IN force. and all other claims Of every nat
- nelS Is 4 net surplus remaining, available for
poLey ho1ders OF $S.5@9S25 L. including the capital
The board Of directors consists OF William l.
<AhureWs, George f. Baker. Clarence ". Bowen.
Henry Evans (RFegident, G. Trowbridge HOLSTER
Aarenus q HUI, James H. Hyde, George Z. Kline
Sy1ice-president), Il n Lamport Edward tanning
Clce-presidenD, William G. Low, Richard A. Nc
Glr CIV william n Mcintyre. F c Moore, Charles
a moore Alexander E. Orr. T. P. Olcott, Cyrus
P4eck' William A Read. John L. Riker and Elihu
Root. In The valuation Of its real estate stocks
and and bonds on which the adyertsed figures Of its
total assets as above based. only the most
conservative figures have been taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14
ELKs REPEAL YEAR OLD RULES.
ersnd Lodge Holds Final Business Sessions
While Others Have Picnic.

bu1sLo, July 12.-Ths Grand Lodge Of Elzs to-day
-eo It's nnsl business session. while the rank and
-'e and their families had a picnic al Park Lake.
SsNno Exalted Ruler 'Brien presided al the Grand
Lodge nesting
= WA voted 20 repeal two rules adopted at last
- meeting a. Cincinnati. making the decisions
u tAe committee the laws and the committee on
sissf szlcs ana appeals hnaI.
ms .s-s a-ternoon tne committee parade an
los-. e Us decisions as follows. Best appearing
90 - p~zA1e Toledo Lodge No. So hrst prize OF
-1sAEt1l Lodge No. 81 second prize OF 500 silk
ETY-S host unusual uniform single prize 500.
a. - 70 Cleveland Lodge no. IS. Greatest mile
- 80, E. Paso Lodge 10. 49, Lodge aeeomna-
Gem ktsatest number OF women, $50. Bridgeport
b. - -ooge No. &C. Lodge having greatest mum
Ioss esaes nearby lodges barred 500 Erie PENN
sprrS = -se. o. Lodge having greatest number OF
- me. nome lodges barred. Rochester first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14
CRUSHED BY TRUCK.
Child Fatally Hurt in accident
DriUer Roughly Handled.

crowd OF engrT Italians surrounded the truck
driven by Carnline Argenis OF No. SO Rent-st..
sreeupoint in North Bth-st-. Brooklyn, last night
and pulled him from his seat after his truck had
run over and fatally injured Josie Potter, three
years old Of No. Us North Sth-sL Only the prompt
arrival % policeman from the Bedford-ave- sta
non saved the driver from some rough treatment
al the hands OF the mob although it was evident
that the accident was no fault Of Argenis- The
policeman got him safely away from the scene and
took him 10 the station house. where he was
locked Up
Larr-e Josie and several OF her companions were
ulay-ng n the street. and when the truck came
along she against one OF The wheels, WL4lcn
Knocked her down The heavy wheel passed over
her head MASKING her FACE beyond recognition.
Her companions screamed, and when the excited
Italians who live the neighbOrhOOC realized what
90 hammered they Immediately started for the
5~fve- He tried 10 dght them Of. but they got
hin from his seat and were beating him when the
policeman arrived
The injured girl was removed 70 the Eastern Dis
Ably
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r0r-,-r--- New-York. July Is. 1905.
- -E-The coffee market continued stead-
i ao after opening unchanged points higher,
LoseSl steady al advance o. 20 Sales
nc44dlh Tair proportion OF switches chiefly Sep
S-' 70 IaIsf months. reported OF about $1,000
$3.50 me initial advance was N line with steady Euro
PeI4 eAnIeS and further advances
pean narkeS5 helped the Improvement Smaller
IeIIoF santos receipSs chief buying
H1ouvs though these recently
reported rather than of causes such indie
Pen1eAce among interior holders suggested buIlish
% A private cable from Havre. where the
Ael cose7 = 10 = franc higher ascrbed the advance
coVertoS OF shorts in preparation holiday
ioITs" II VIII also be holiday IN the Brazilian
hs1 tomorrow, and with good weather,
reported receipts increase early week.
iHns me cause Of some selling the advance
cas- Laalhs although bearish sentiment is Tar from
seeresS'Fe al the TO
md no ditnculty in switching of their nearby
tracts at aierences ranging from about % 80 points
between september and December.
are said 70 be buying, and to-day It
was sore covering OF shorts owing talk steader
spot are: and an Increased demand for coffee.
The market for coffee steady, with demand
moderate Quotations the T.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14

COTTON-The cotton market generally weak and
showed excitement in the late the
tnued declines caught stop loss orders and led
general liquidation. The close barely steady at
practically the low point OF the session about SO 70
bale under the high level OF last Monday. Sales
estimated 100000 The Of
bearish element among
reports o.
liberal offerings OF Liverpool
in the early decline IA Is points lower
hour Of the local opening when due only
points lower, and the spot market there also q
disappointing showing Prices were only points lower.
following decline Of Is points reported previous
day, but sales dropped of 1900 bales. private
cables spinners
local market, responding the cables favorable
weather reports. rain in the West and moderate
precipitation Eastern belt. a 6
cline points. There a little buying
ground that the decline only natural reaction
would be followed by removal OF bull support but
the market showed little rallyng power, and, generally
speaking, ruled weak right up the close which
decline Of 80 10 50 points houses
selling all along the line against purchases spot
South. reported only
Southern holders selling the old
crop, contracting deliver supplies "a
gathered According official a6viCss. Southern spot
markets generally easier and unchanged 20 ~
lower, except Mobile. which was &c higher.
Of prices in the local market to-day
as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14

ton Of gossip about enlarged offerings OF wheat
crop conditions likewise said have materially IN
proved a result OF which has per
itsd activity In farm work and induced free marketing
Nebraska reported heavy yields in sections where
the recent promise small Cables ndicaIed
rurtnar weakness abroad. Liverpool closing a 70 sd
net lower and Budapest points down. netwthst aTdng
less favorable advces concerning the French crop
rgentlne shipments estimated by BroomhaH 10 he
4O0oOo bushels FOR the week The late forecast suggest
ing possible showers for the Dakotas had little effect on
sentiment as the Is in shape TO stand little
rain without damage while the promise for winter
cash market easier also closing IN New-YOrk as
follows: No red, Il elevator 81 sc afOat; No
Northern Duluth, 81 1TiA afoat No I Manitoba
81 y afioat The Price Current was bearsh
CORN-At times during the day weak in
sympathy with wheat but the whole II displayed
pretty fair steadiness result OF continued light
receipts and bull support the weak spots II closed
at considerable rally from bottom, especially on sep
teer at Chicago. although 70 lzc net lower in the
local market where trade during the day rather is
The Liverpool market quiet and unchanged and only
couple OF loads reported for export Crop and
weather news continued OF bearish average but without
notable effect most OF the selling by room traders being
based on the break in wheat. No corn at Nev-Ior
was quoted 621zc elevator and ahoat. No white
68c and No yellow 62&c afoat OATS-Hs-
tween 6earsh crop the break In wheat and good
weather through the belt had weak day OF X N
closed at about the lowest point
Locally. cash easy. closing follows-
Mixed 2g32 10, 254 G3G1sc: natural white. 3Ol2 10
81 HaSS l2C and clipped white 36140 ~ 3Sf14c RYE
Nominal BARLEY-Marker dull. Feeding was quoted
4sec o New-fork and mailing 46Q52c c BuTIaio.
y-0C9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,.ot T,l,. 12-Closiug: wEEAT-Spot norni-
81. fttures du; July nominal September IS 93s d;
IA la-.--ta- es SSd CORN-SpOt steady; American
1891 5s I'd. futures quiet; July nominal ssptenBer
,oalS PEAS-Canadian firm. 6s = a FLOUR
g. Ions fancy winter steady 81 Sd HOS n Lon
quiet. 5sQs6. BEEF quiet
con - as.s - "a PORK dull; prime West
- CO. al HAMs-Short cut. Il TO 10 D. quiet 4os
ps1 c,,ta. Cumberland cut. 90 70 30 10. AS. snort
~ "a - n ass clear middles light 2S TO 81
I'd a. long clear nddleG heavy, 3b 10 40 n AS;
10 4fs w. Sac,s 10 10 % ~ Cd: clear bellies, IA
ssls ~ ala Cd SHOULDERS-sguare II 70 - NJ
TO :. 80 ~ LARD quiet; prime Western IN Gerces.
49, 1,Srican refined. IN pals. 3bs 80 Butt
-os THFESE-Amertcan nnest white steaoy'
a--.-oan finest colorsd Arm 4ss Sd TALLoW
So - ouiat 22s Cd TURPENTINB-Spiri
rims 80 a. POsIN-Common firm, So 81 d. Pc
51Ir trTss Refined quiet, SID LINsEED OIL nrm,
2ls Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14

quotations follows: FLOUR STEADY
WHEAT No spring 81 IOdSl IA No 81 Goa$l Ioi No
ss ec q rs 10 s2Ec No white safe; No white
80 = 184stc. BARLEY. good feeding 4@PsssS ralE 20
c---cE mating 4T64gc FLAXSEED No !, y % No
81 AZ; CLOVER contract grace S4Z 2gStS
PSRK mess per bbl SI2 650S12 coz LL per 1O 81 X *
e - 8sT O5. CUT MEATS short RIBS secs Cse2 81 %
s7 *, sbcrr clear sides (ooxed) - 11aSo "
ts y. brb vines 81 on the Produce .
80 TT'r-F2 steady creaTneries IoS!99%5 doitc
TES1sr FCGs steader at mark; cases I5
80 15IAo- prime hrsJs tic; extras 4Sc' CI1E9H
steady 90 glosc
mutt July Is-CloseVVF 5E1AT@N9 s M9FInfF
81 O79s. . Northern. SS7Sc' jury - % 20
new S51.c; old eossc -, :, 20
,,,,-,-.s T,y 1S-wHEAT-No northern q -
. -a-+seTn 81 O6GpS1 septeInoe so DC sFo
80 -Saf-S5S6a BARI.EY-NO 2 55c; sample 4"s4'oN-
~ST7S-SepTerber 5S1sc asked 49,, -.
2rt.srIis July 1s-wHEAT-sePten16eTo eiosed az
49, 81 Os No Northern 81 - s4olsE a.. Ir.+
Aorther s. eoIs6 second patents 50 oe - - MS
- StS5S4 10: second clears, 3 Oo">- 90 D4' "
buIk SO hasa
77,,,adelphia July 13.-WHEAT dull: 30 n re
CORN quiet July, Wig 49, ,,C-S
90 natural, IS &c NO "IIlDe
J5TrTrF7R arm; Western creaIeIy r.
5bec p -,-tT+s CSC EGGS firm; nearby fresh lsc
40 nearby fresh &c n a l7c at MARI w. ~
90 1e,t T-c at mark Receipts our 4,JuO 40
Ites o6o n 10 sacks: wheat 1000 bush. corn 800
allG oS-, rs 600 bush Shpments-Nh neat ''00O
bt- si.. ,o-- 70 geo bush; cats, ls,Voo pusA-
ous'-' - T,lv 1s-CIose-W IIEAT-No red. cash,
sec; July sac TsTMNo cash 55c; September, 58se
90 DC 45l4c OATS-No cash. sac Jo'y' So~o'
September 2s9-c- -----r, GO, e. IN. Or|o-
[r.Ia5o Julv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ;. ~. Ccl o.
-, e. *. December. IS 81 =. A-SIhE--+Ausus'' -
md. prime timothy. 81 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14
To UkOm 1t ua4 Concern.

STATE OF NEW YORK INSURANCE DEP 4RTNENr
Albany June 28th, 1873.
WHEREAS. THE TRADERS INSURANCE
" Company located Chicago in the state % Illinois,
has fled IN this once statement by proper
officers thereof showing rs CondCa and
has complied IN all respects with the laws OF THIS state
relating Fire Insurance Companies Incorporated BY
OF United
Now. Therefore In pursuance ].
bricks. Superintendent ~ q the
York. hereby certify said COMPANY hereby
appropriate OF
Insurance this state. accor-anss .aw during
condition OF a1id
Company che date 81 such statement December a.
1907 s shown follows
Aggregate amount of available sssets.... s.
Aggregate amount Or liabilities -xcept capital
a1l sl.rpI 81 inclliine reins ,ranc-. 3IT COS 81
Amount OF actual pad-uP capital als 80 -
srrorr~r Income
expenditures OF
IN Witness whereof ] hereunto subscribed
name caused the seal ~ olca - Be
TQeaII affixed The DAY ard year above wrItren-
FRANCIS HENDRICKS. superintendent Of lnsuraac&
CHARLES LYMAN CASE Resident agent
FATRCsffILI. General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14

The local market for spot closed quiet at
points basis Of 10 SOC for middng upland
and l5c for .nlddliug Gulf bales South
spot markets telegraphed follows: Mobile
higher. a Savannah dun. sell,
1880; sales Norfolk quiet unchanged,
lO7sc; sales 245 bales Baltimore nomnaIy &c lower,
az lie; st quiet lsc lower. 10 136c Charles
ton nominal: Memphis 1sc lower, at 10 u-IGc;
sales 300 bales Galveston steady &c lower I03sc:
sales GIGS bales: New-OrIeans steady &c lower at
1OIac. sales 1850 bales. Estimated receipts leading
points for to-day: Houston 2.250 TO 1880 bales.
against week and last year; at Galveston
&c last and
at NeW-Orleans 1sO0 1900 against 1888 last
LII
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day. COM
pared with day last week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14
LoNpoN WOOL MARKET.

~ F,,l,, fs-The offerings at the wool sales to-
,,o,rfed 70 Is ia bales. Bidding was active and
- t,yfn~ was much IN all sections Alerica1s
@rured fair supplies Of superior greasy nsIn2s ana
1I,-t-+ crogsfreds Prices were wei maintained
me; IL sre he sales: South Wales. $500
ttssIs. eeoured sBda2s Id; greasy. b&dmis ga
1go hales secured, Is I'd q Is lid. Vic
tera 900 bales secured Is "a q Is lod greasy "a
- ~ sol-h Australia. 1000 bales; secured IL gag
- 81 g-easy 7Sd8is Id. Tasmania. ! 0e bales;
9-.ssv sldals 4ikd. New-Zealand. $500 bales
scoT-ss <S1a II I'd. greasy. 7d9ls 2Hd Cape OF
Cod Hone and natal 400 bales secured. lodges "a;
greasy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. July 49, IN MID MD
tied demand; prices points n1iddIine
qlins. low rddIing 5.SId; good ordinary ESQ ordi
ThA al day were S,VoV pAISS' o.
Sir 500 were for speculation and expert ana n
,7s -oo bales American. Receipts, s,VVo paIes' N
clu9eG - ooo a-,erican Futures opened easier ana
isse Irregular and unsettled; American Illdailns;
Clo7 r--iv : 7gd- Tuy and August bI6di august aIo
o+,-,te- 5-gd. September and October PIG OGlo-
- ,-ovarnber b.Tsd. November and Deeenlber
-s5- december and January 37sq; JSn994I 80, sLS
80 sr-fi SOD: april and Mas. $500; May ana June
sid. June and July, 5slo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14
FRANco.AMER1CAN ASSOCIATION.
incorporated with 100000 Capital in
Paris.

Paris July 1s-The Franco-Amer1can Financial
Association was formally Incorporated here to-day
with a capitaI of 100000 The chief founders are
the Banque de FUnion PaTisienne and Speyer &
Co OF New-York The board OF directors elected
Frederick MeIIet, a leading figure in finance to be-
president Of the association. and James Speyer
TO be ce-presdent- The directors include repre-
sentatives Of Hottinguer & Co. De Neuiize Sons
and other leading Paris banks and also Adrian
Isein. Gordon Macdonald and Norman B. Ream OF
Nsw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-14
SUGAR REDUCED 20 PER CENT.

san Francisco July IA reduction Of 20 per cent
in al grades Of sugar has been announced The cut
is attributed to the weakness Of the raw sugar
market. the price Of that article having recently
dropped IL cents a pound The decline in raw
sugar mas been IN measure caused by the excel
lent prospects in Europe 3or large increase IN the
beet sugar output and the crop, which forms
little more than one-half Of the worlds output will
come into the market IN August
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WHEREAS. THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE

WHEREAS. THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
Company located At New Orleans. IN the stass OF
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proper officers thereof showing tts Hditon aat bust
anf complied IN al respects WA the laws o.
thfs state relating Fire Insurance Companies
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OF Insurance. 90 STATE
hereby certify that said EpauI - hereoY
transact rs appropriate business o. be
IN accordance with law curing
the condition ana business o. aid
date OF such statement lDecernb@< u.
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OF expenditures year
Witness Whereof Z hereunJo subscribed
name and caused the seal OF once -
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