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ST. PAUL'S OUT or PLUMB.
Great London Cathedral Endangere d by
Underground Railway Flood.

SDect0 C0Ote DeADdtCN 70 lbE SUN
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The architect to st.
PauI's has discovered that the southwest
tower of the cathedral is leaning thirteen
inches 70 the south and that its movement
to the southwark has by no means ceased.
The flooding OF the underground railway
in the vicinity of the cathedral has made
constant pumping necessary. This opera
ton, by Withdrawing the moisture from
the soil, has caused a gradual subsistence
OF the south side Of Ludgate Hill and OF
81. Paul's Churchyard.
The discovery probably will compel the
abandonment Of the proposed sewer near
the cathedral. Experts say that the ex-
cavation for the sewer would materially
increase the risk OF further subsidences.
Nearly two years ago il was discovered
that the cross which surmounts the dome
Of st. Paul's, nearly 900 feet above the
ground, was three feet out OF plumb. Mr..
Hovenden, Secretary OF the London As
sOciation, then said:
st. Paul's Is built upOn n foundation
OF Dot earth, under which is a bed OF water
bearing gravel. Beneath that again is the
London clay. The danger has been caused
by the gravel bed sinking, owing to its
moisture being withdrawn"
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GEN. BELL ORDERED HOME.
Gen. Theodore J. whit Will Take Command
or the Army In Cuba,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2I.-Brig. Gen. J.
Franklin Bell. Chief Of stan Of the army
and low in command Of the United States
troops in Cuba, has been ordered by Sec
rotary Of War Taft to return to this citv
on January l and resume his duties in the
Department. Brig. Gen. Theodore J. Whit.
now in command Of the Department of the
Missouri, will succeed Gen. Bell in command
OF the army in Cuba.
The statement was made at the War
Department that IL had been the intention
OF Secretary Taft from the beginning 10
relieve Gen. Bell from duty In Cuba as
soon as he had established the troope ON
a basis satisfactory to the President and
the Secretary OF War. The PresIdent's
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DTSTILLERY WASH DELUGE.
Huge Tank Bursts; Men Nearly Drowned;
Horses Swept or NJ Feet.
Special Gable Despatch to T

Special CdbIe Despdtch % he Sun.
GLASGOW, Nov. 3i.-A tank in a distillery
here, containing about 10000 gallons of
spirit wash, gave way to-day, and a dozen
workmen narrowly escaped being drowned
in the liquid.
They were caught in the food and dashed
against a wall, which, fortunately for them,
gave way, thus allowing the liquid to reach
the street.
There several horses we're caught in the
rush and carried of their feet. lever
OF the workmen were slightly injured.
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AGRICULTURAL ALLEGORY.
Illustrated Texts for David LubIn', institute
in Rome,

Special Cabs Despatch 10 THE SUN.
ROME. Nov. 21.--David Lubin OF Cali
fornia, the promoter Of the International
Institute Of Agriculture, proposes to deco
rate the main hall OF the institute here with
two allegorical mural paintings SYM
bolizing the benefits that will accrue to
humanity when equity regulates the worlds
supply and demand. He intends to use az
notices the Biblical texts. And a little
child shall lead them and And they shall
beat their swords into ploughshares."
Neither the painter nor the designs have
yet been selected. Possibly subscriptions
will be asked for in the United States to
defray the expense.
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POULSEN WIRELESS RIGHTS
fought for America by English Capitalists
for 100000.
snsoidl Gable Despatch to THE SUN.

SPECIAL Gable Despatch 20 THE SUN.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. H.-The American
rights for the system Of wireless telegraphy
invented by Waldemar Poulsen Of this
city nave been sold to Lord Armstrong and
Sigurd Bojesen of London for $500 900, the
money to be paid by September, 1907, at the
latest.
The Poulsen system was exhibited at the
recent wireless telegraph conference at
Berlin. II substitutes a continuous flow OF
energy to the receiver for the intermittent
current. 1t is said to solve h question
Of interference between stations working
simultaneously.
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policy in Cuba has been intrusted 20 Coy
work will nave beer completed by the first
OF the year. Gen. Wint il an officer in
whom the Department has great confidence.
lie was in command of the camp at New
port News and had charge OF the embark
alton Of the troops for Cuba. s
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INTERNATIONAL WEDDINGS.
Grandson Of Cyrus W. Field MaFrIes an
English GIrI-AmerIcan Brides.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THR SUN
LONDON, Nov. "a Cyril b. Andrews,
son OF j. B. Andrews Of New York and
grandson of the late Cyrus Field, was mar
RED in Christ Church, East Sheen, this after
noon, to Marian Constance Hare Of Kib-
worth, England. The ceremony was quiet
owing to the fact that the brides family
is in mourning.
Murrough O'Brien. brother Of Lord
Inchiquin, was married to-day in st James's
Church, Spanish place, to Marguerite Lewis
Of New York, sister Of the Princess Charles
Of %Isenburg.
In the same church B. A. p. Chreiber OF
the Twentieth Hussars was married to
Gertrude, daughter of the late NJ. Hurley
Of Lynn, Mass.
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the eight plaintiffs be reinstated. II is saio
that II the order is enforced the entire count
Gil will resign. II Is generally ADM tied
that the eight were removed for political
reasons. The last council was generally
condemned by the public for extravaRance
and Acknowledgement.
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TOULON SHIPYARD FIRE.
war Vessels Building for Foreign Gov ern-
ments saved With DiffcuIIy.
.speetal CabIe Dr,pateh % THE SuN

Spec1dI IdOIe DrspdttH % The SUN.
ToULoN, France, Nov. IA fire broke
out last night in the shipyards OF La Seine,
which belong to the Societe des FORCES ct
Chantiers de la Mediterranee. Two large
u shops are involved.
Warships in course of construction for
foreign Governments were saved with the
greatest difficulty. The damage already
amounts to several millions Of francs.
The cause Of the fire IL unknown.
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Prof. Hans Case Again Postponed.

SptCIOI IuOIt Uf5pHTtN 70 THE Jun
LONDON, Nov. 2I.-Carl Hau, the Wash
ington professor who is charged by the
German police with the murder Of his mo-
ther-in-law, Mrs. Molitor, at Baden Baden,
was before the Bow Street eXtradition
court again to-day, and the case was re-
manded again, pending the arrival Of evil
depce from Germany.
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II. Altntatt i On.
FIFTH AVENUE

THIRTY-FoUarA AND TAlRTY.F1FrA STREETS
DIRECT ATTENTION TO ARIoU ARTICLES OF woMENs
FASHIONABLE ATTIRE, INTENDED FOR FORMAL
OR INFORMAL DRESslwEAR.
Imported Wraps; Evening Cloak, Of sable, ermine and
ehnchiHa novelties in fine Fur Muffs and Neekpiece.; Real
Lace Neckwear, Ostrich and Marabou Stoes and Boa, in
delicate colOrins'; Evening Hats in the latest French styles
Fans and Jeweed Novelties. Dress Footwear. and even
ing shades in their exclusive French Glove, The Mavex."
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TRUSTEE. Interests
of the beneficiaries
carefully guarded. In
quire
TT EQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YONK
FIitees Nassau Street

Capital. e. s. 1000. 900
surplus and Profits. 10000. 900
Istsrsst allowed on dslly bslsaess.
subject to check.
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Mr.. Cleveland was followed by President
Eliot of Harvard, who described Schurz a.
n philosopher, but a philosopher who seized
every opportunity to apply his philosophy
In action. His observations on American
conditions of life soon after he arrived here,
President Eliot said, showed remarkable
insight and sagaclty.
Schurz was a leader because he was an
independent thinker and because he faith
fully followed ideals which had not yet be-
rome the ideals Of the masses.
Prof. Kuhnemann gave a German view of
Mr.. Schurz in an address he delivered in
German. He spoke OF Schurz az being the
great expression OF the communion between
america and Germany" and the protector
and advocate OF thisicommunity Of interest
Secretary Bonaparte dwelt almost en-
tirely on Schurz's work for civil service
reform, a favorite subject Of Mr.. Bona
parties, too.
Prof. Schumacher, who il lecturing at
Columbia, was another German who spoke
in praise of SchurZ and said that the reason
for his influence and success could be
summed Up in the phrase German idealism."
Booker T. Washington brought the tribute
of the negro race, and this poem by Richard
Watson Glider was read by the author:
In youth he braved a nons rch's ire
To set the peoples poet free:
Then gave his life. his fame, his IRE
To the long praise OF liberty.
HIS life. his fame. his all he gave
That not on earth should live one slave,
True freedom OF the soul he sought
And In that battle well he foug ut.
He fought. and vet he loved not war,
But looked and labored for the day
when the loud cannon silent are
And holy peace alone hath sway.
All, uhAt a life From youth 10 age
Keeping the faith. In noble rage.
All. What a life From knIghtly youth
Servant and champion OF the truth.
Not once, In all his length Of days
That falchon flashed for paltry ends
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS foT
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Fribuns.I !


Chicago, July 12-Wheat improved some mora IN
price to-day. and at the close was from sc 20 sc
higher than yesterday. Corn was somewhat heavy
for the near deliveries and decidedly weak for NAV.
September lost $50 and May 1e q Sushel Oats
were active and firm. at from 1sc 90 10 advance
in the end. Provisions were generally lower, the
exception being pork which was unchanged for
July and $50 up for September
The wheat market opened quiet but Arm with
little for sale at the start. Buying was light hut
In greater volume than the offerings resulting In
an advance Of 15c. Local receipts were 10 cars
with las cars estimated for tomorrow
The corn market was moderately Arm For Trlv
and September deliveries. but May was heav- ovr
ing to the fine weather. Trade was moderate ana
largely local Local receipts were 214 cars with
ZIG cars estimated for tomorrow. Shipments hencs
were $4,000 bushels
TIE oats market was active. with good demand
az higher prices Bad crop reports and prospective
hisher prices for hay gave oats good boost LO.
cal receipts were ia cars with 1s cars estimated
for tomorrow Shipments hence were 17sOso
bushels.
Provisions were steady at the start, but subss-
Quently weakened. Trade was OF small volume
and some selling OF ribs by the Cudahy Plclxing
Company and OF lard by some of the smaller mack
ers depressed the market The demand was larreIy,e
M doF snort account September pork sold from
sl1 52l5 on TO Sl7 40, September lard from So "a o
20 915. and september ribs from S & IN
TO 50 STA OF 20 50 50 HOS receipts were q 90 head
ana prices at the yards were shade lower.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

ss 70 f26 los IN London. Locally the market was
s97c IRON was iaiHd lower i usea tie English ssg
land warrants al 5o TsII, te sTxet ~ wss e 1nohs6
market SaLy S NortheFn is quoted az s17 I3eSls The
TaS au all day ana devoid OF feature. Prices were
s sqotsd follows july si7 bId octobaF and November
,95 ,M9oIAssEs AND srRUPsAt New Orleans consider
sd e mo9ssss was distributed with the market holding
distribution in jobbing way at fun rates and undertone
oo g9ow ss59Rs ss5y Sstve reaas saa y ens hsad
2So New oes1z fap & lggiSo % g09d o iss9e Prime 9
% 9e l5SlSs fair l5G17c; good lsQ2Oc; prime 22g24c
D9iI D99Sco9nseed .s oil was partly shade lower to-day
tive demand bbs July at s7so and 100
city raw ssc IN Iot of bf Seene m & od &c Ne ga 4s @
Y6 Y6adelbpaje b a {55e 5uk. 4eoe Refined. cases New
9S9Ts bbis 9Soo; bulk 670c Philadelphia 975c bulk.
phIa, s25c coTToNsEEDS Se oI1Prims 5S Crude
low July s7 6s73Se: EuFast nsW sso sptebeT f
ecernber 8I qOo 74S November go qSI5se' ana
raw ys2 s 42 a 90 SsED tdS ED seed city
+oPd PRovIsIoNS1 provision market had easier
but he ae TnsfH @ was s slight rally IN the afeTno2n On
previous night Chicago had $4,000 hogs in. and ex
hogs. Omaha 5000 and the West $4,000 PORK firm;
Sic 5G$1s 5o BEEF STEADY Quoted Mess ssaSs 5o
as g. s 8M ssdg 81 Gg$0 o9oad sri lRsia s e g.
1e6 6Ss6D = Hogs - hr9 quoted Bee9ns 9c $50 n 9lsc;
Picked bellies firm quoted Smoking, 130I31ac; n.
shoulders nominal quoted 81 G9c Picked hams f:
quoted 12ggl215c. TALLOW easy; city 15-16c:
Try sq3%c. LARD hrm; quoted: Western prime 10
gsc; city lard steady quoted SIC; refined hrm:
quoted: South America, 10c; Continent
kegs. lie; compound drm; quoted. 7GD7hc STEARINE
uFIn quoted; Oleo, SIC; city lard stearine 1O5c.
HlIh-Most OF the Southern markets reported quite
HraI distribution OF rice with full
while the New York market presented steady tone and
rates quoted and business fairly Quotations
f952w Domestic screenings sq39sc; second heads
s442c CHOICE heads 4sQ4zsc; fancy heads. 5G5l l3c
extra extra fancy beads 6%q Japan domestic. Az Q4%c
a2Ac - ' -
SUGAR-Reaned sugar steady with the net basis
less per cent cash for granuated and business
Lary active on that basis Prices quoted net less
er cent for CASH Cut loaf ana crushed 5oc mould A.
corse powdered and fruit powdered 4s0c; Eagle coufe
granuated, 4SOc; Eagle b cartons h bass and
10 bags Of fine granulsted 4s5c Eagle standard
ganulated ana diamond A. 47Oc confectoners A. 1850;
No !. 445c; Nos 2 g. AGO. No L. 1900; No s. 425c:
No g. 42Oc; No q 415c: No s 410c No g. 4O5c; No 10.
ac No IL. 395c; No II. $500; Nos 13 IL Is 8s5c
London cabled the worlds visible supply 1920 600
TONS contrasted with 231OO same time last year.
and the London market for beets unchanged
but dull at IS AID for July August. raw
market steady, with offerings moderate prices
unchanged and duty paid prices quoted follows
lrifuga SO test, 2-32c muscoVado 50 test, 1899
and Molasses sugar. SO test S1-32c 1900
bags Porto Rico centrifugal 90 test $780,
terms; offerings not large
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

Z bbl 6askst s1@$1 IS do 6b 81 2saSs; DO red
6ag 81 so; oESRA Southern per carrier. Sl@S2; PEP
FE1ttS Jersey Bullnose and long per box 81 5qS1 so;
do cheese, S1QS1 25 do Norfolk Southern, per
carrier S1@$1 25 Peas. Western New York. large.
basket 81 129$1 25; do small S19S1 49, STRING BEANS,
Long Island and Jersey per bag, 50Q75c do Jersey,
green, basket 50G15c; wax. 5Oc9S1: do Norfolk
per Dbl 5oQ75c; SQUASH. marrow, bbl crate, 50c9
81; do yellow crookneck and white 2jT5e; TOMATOES
KeyPor per box 81 759s2 25 do south Jersey 81 Esq
81 %; do Baltimore, 81 50QS1 IS: Delaware Mary
land per carrier 60a9Oo do Norfolk large carrier,
10 o ge .oC4SIi 40 NoiIn
ST. TURNIPS Jersey, rutabaga per bbl. 75c white.
50975c.
better buying feeling the market quoted stronger
to-day good undergIades participating In the for
sound useful grades Prime and No closed strong
quotations but supply did not III all EeqIyemens We
quote Prime, large bales 100 10, 81 %; No 95c9
81; No sIzQ9215c No g. 75@s21.e; shipping 5sqeoo;
clover mixed best S5S75c other 5S67Oc clover clear
5OG6Oc sTRAW-Long rye fairly steady at 6506Oo per
100 ~ Receipts Of hay ana in reported az ths
Produce Exchange to-day: Hudson River Railroad,
$50 Erie Railroad. 42O; Pennsylvania Railroad, SO
ware Lackawanna g. Western Railroad 10O Lehish
Valley 4O Central Of New Jersey Railroad 20; river
boats 13O; total 1910 tons Receipts OF straw 20 tons
Toledo July 12-CLovER SEED cash s6 IS: October.
Sc 6515 ALSLSE August SIT so: TIMOTHY. prime g.;
RYE. No . 60c.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
OTHER MARKgTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo July 12.-CATTLE-Steady 20 strong:
prime s5 509S5 IS; shipping S5aS5 4O butchers
stead; s. 5Oa$7 90 HoGs-Receipts 100 head - ac-
tive: 5q10c higher heavy, mixed Yolkers and pigs
81 90 few at 81 S0 roughs. Sc 259$6 so; darles S7G
50 90 SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Recepts. 500 head; active
and steady: unchanged. ~
Chicaeo. July observation-disclosures 5000 head: mar
eo%s 81 7o4$4 90 heifers. So T5@s5 %; bulls Sc $50
S4 go HoGS-Recepts $4,000 head market steady to Sc
lower; choice TO prime heavy SO 9OQS6 97la medium to
good heavy So s0$6 80; butcher weights S6 coast good
TO choice heavy mixed. Sc S0Q$6 packing S66SS T5
SHEEP IA 600 head; weak 10 15o lower:
s6esp. 81 25G$6 25 yeaTlngs. IS 4O9S6 7S lambs $50
Clnctnnati. July 12-HoGs-Dasy; butcherg and ship
per, Sc 95; $6a$6 75 CATTLE-seady; fair to
Quiet; $3eJS4 60. LAMBS-Slow; $4 5O9Ss so.
Union stock Yards Pittsburg July 12-CATITsE-
supply light market steady; choice SIS 659S5 CO., prime
50 4Og$5 SO HO5S-Receipts light: market steady;
prime heales So TO- mediums and Workers 50 1887 2
market steady; prime wethers IS 7OdS5 SIS: cts ana
81 SN' V'S
Kansas City, July. l9-cATTIE-Recelpts e4oO head
including 5000 Southerns: market steady lower
Xeas 1o higher choice export and dressed bseves SIS So
- I94$ S stockers and feeders So 75GS4 2; Southern
steers So 501S3 Southern cows, $29$S 50 native cows
$2S4 50; native hefers SS1S5 30: bulls 50 26S4 calves
81 904$b HOiS-Receipts 5000 head; market
higher top $6 S. bulk Of sales SO 72 Gs6 sO heavy
e. eoe 81 s5 packers So 72isqS6 so; pigs and lights
strong; lambs S0qSs fed sheep and yearngs Sa Ia
50 5 Texas and Arizona fed yearings S5 5O6s8 5O Teas
and Arizona sheep 81 5OQ$6: Texas goats S3asS "a:
stockers and feeders. IS 254$5
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
CASH QUOTATIONS
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

rNorrrz-- - New York. July -. 1906
was considerable business in the coffee
e96ng todays session. sales being reported Of
IN fb n ne shape OF exchanges and of the features
LIS respect was the fact that derabe pTopor-
be " me S@ltcang vas from December the bulk Of it
~ eSuts from September, the liquidation of which
ne near month liquidation. selling by Europe and
Ie. inferior santos receipts and, opening steady
~ u25cnanged prices to decline OF points,
SosS1 STEADY at net decline of points opening
st SoGot as suggested by the cable Havre
~ Snchanseo at the hour of opening and
4s5li9oIg was unchanged TO pfenng higher. OF the
askets RIO was % Tes lower and Santos was
sSsoy az decline OF so reis. The Brazilian
caanse was da2d higher Receipts two Brazilian
RoLtS were $4,000 bags against 1900 year, and
Holaey receipts were 2S000 bags against 5000 last
sas' sac SaUio receipts, reported by later cable
IeFe = 5S9 bags. against .747 last year
S!!ueo petore her close being finally lower
~ Nc LuftheF change was reported at Hamburg.
market foE spot coffee was quiet with quotations
The range Of contract prices in local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
ices in the local market to-day

COTToN-The cotton market was little more active
Yesterday and after early break ruled STEADY firm
with the close steady a
sales for the day were estimated about 100000
me opening was steady decline points
curing tae 1Tst lew minutes the loss increased
matter OF bgS points led by the old
local bear and scattering liquidation in response
70 disappointing Liverpool cables The English
was due to come about point pointe
lower at the hour Of the local opening rallied later
was points lower on sales Of 1000 bales. The local
market steaded up after selling of
sd 10 S6c for December and during the middle session
the detailed weather reports Washington reporting
heavy and general rains in the Savannah district Lous
ana ana Texas There have recently been complaints
too much rain in Georgia ana the Caronas and some
seconS the central belt Northern
claimed excess OF precipitation that these reports
generally considered buish, and followed
covering Of shorts and fresh buying for long The
market closed within point of the top
advance. Private reports
little bears the chief complaint being
fields and the ground proper
cultivation as well as scarcity Of labor for that purpose
SeEtment in local circles IS showing corresponding
crease IN busness and the majority OF the private
letters last night
The Of prices market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York July ~ 1903.
IS cars for sIaughteTers and for the market
day Nomnay steady with light rocspts eSPected fOr
6raays market Dressed 6ssf steady and choics beet
ing at &c: Ivepo9i and L4ndon cattle and beef markets
cattle or dressed meats from this port to-day
an A so we're sS hesq for the market and
se2c per ID for city Iessed veals and eiio tor Country
,.s SHEEP .S AND 1AMBsReeSRts r we're q cars s7ss
market and with single held yesterday there
steady Choice lambs heid up to Seaeras auotstioas
prices others dropped @5oc With the ssnePai marRss
ed9shg Iuiy o9c t9Wer than yesterday and some late
Ordinary to choice lambs SOLD at So 5s S per IS m
t. prime sheep a S. g0S$s So s2Sss pTssssd
With choice selected carcasses exceeding quotations in
50 q 1sr ie5 be- GA g. q e n 2e g Ia BE- e
S94 DO 81 ~ So 8O 81 Virginia sheep 100 81 sos Is DO
S: Judd q Co: 2s5 Virginia lambs, 81 10. at IS s2a
- Kerns Commission @ Company: 1sS NaTyland lambs &c
h. at S e2 265 Kentueky do S5 h. at Ss SO So do @ So
S. Il Vest & g 2Fss m ia & g. 81 IS E e 5od NJ q 0 sheep
as STt9P WesP %rcn, cG 3 3o : aKepmtueky m y sss@6
g p; 2t1 do So r Ss 2l9 Do g O ct $s ls0 do
81 sheep sep 12S ~ at S West virgna DO le4 S At
S. buck. I4S S at 81 - o. al - o. cu'' a. 'o' at
ESsS9.ss5 Essa shaRR8R Hs4P. Sc eS95s4 y55g5a s
O at 81 59 50 Ss KSssnfqcl6y sheep 1l2 N So
cqlls 46 n at s. So II Tennessee sheep e3 10 S. 50;
s. q 81 ea g. s. s. e. s s. 50 " H. at 81 DO 1874 O at
HOGSReeepts were 61s cars. 1161 head, including
a OF mixed Westerns Primes drner
on Buffalo advces. Mixed hogs sold at S6 $50
Quotable at 81 301S7 So "
SaS y Ga 100 g 9ESs s a. W VS. @ al sogs 1s9 sgs g
State 9g SeteTy s y n a es7svaRa 81 M hogs deS "a at s. g. S
IL roughs 2TO 70. at 50 35; stag, $40 ID. at $5 do
m Ts Ct g. S. saRasa Fsash. aas IS k ss s state hogs @
Sanders date yesterday: state hogs. 1ss 10 ct
sf 80 DO 20 10 at 81 80; rough, 420 70, Sc
Curtis Son Gate yesterday) 10 state hogs l54 10
at 90 IS DO 200 10 at 81 S5 DO. 245 10. al 81 80:
w R Hume Gate yesterday); 9s state hogs, 17s 10
Sc 40; do. 2s3 n. at So IS: do 286 10 at Sc so
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
EuRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. July 12-closingl WHEAT. spot nomnaII
ber 6s ~ . gs 9ssa; DseeL-
4s !odi futures quiet July. As Sd September as 7Sd
Pt4AS--Canadian steady, 6s 91ad. FLOUR, St, Louis
winter winter steady S. 3D. HOPS in London Pacihc COAST
STEADY, tS 6sQE3 los BEEF dull: extra India mess
& SIs Cd PORK nominal HAMS short cut. Il 70 % 80
sS 5ns' Sos % BACON strong C1m5eEland cut 28 to
mIddles light 2s "a 10 53s; clear middles heavy
90 10 40 10 52s Cd short clear backs 16 90 10 62s
Sseag % bellies Il 70 IG n Sos Shoulders square II %
TeTees S6s 50; American refined in pals A6s ID. But
TER nominal. CHEESE steady: American finest white
oSi American finest coloTed. 66s TALIOW. prime city,
steady. eos Cd TURPENTINE. spirits quiet. AS Ga.
RosINs common steady. 6s Glad PETROLEUM. refined
bad. LiNSEEp OIL quiet. ais ad.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. July IA good selection. amounting to 1925
paiess offered at the WOOL auction sales to-day.
There was large attendance The home trade bought
combnEs al rs Ia and several psFceIs az leht eres
eFossbreas unchanged prices New clip Queensands
sold we'll Following the sales IN detail:
Wales 5000 bales secured ioqls lolsd; greasy Sfd6
Is 3D. Queensland. 800 bales secured. Is 1&dG2s:
gre9es{ l1dQls Ia Victoria 600 bales; secured is
secured lsGls 1Od greasy. IDOLS Sd. West Australia
10 Sgo oaIes greasy lAaa5s "a lasmania; 600 halesi
il lsdQ1s HAD; greasy sd@is ga Cape of Good ffoos
h.c4G3s6. e-''
New-York tribune., 1906-07-13

,,e~lcan Tobacco. after a show OF
~ = s,fs seaboarG flrst srd second
- - - materially IN the last transac-
- s1ss vvrlting Paper preferred was
STR. -, mining group Boston fen 24,
= Butte Coalition :. and CRANKY
--,l,Sa.ed Copper on persistent SELL
.-.r. s-,,l IN : point TO q new low record eor
s,si5s' - consolidated was down 3 and
- ,oints. Bonds were duII and
= y'.--,soafhy with stocks.