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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-02-21

1t will pay You to inspect the
suits and overcoats offered at great
ly redu 3ed prices, at "The Hub,
One Price CIothers."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-02-21

Fifty odd suits and overcoats, at
less than cost price, at "The Hub, !"
this week. Attend the clearance
sales.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-02-21

Winter coughs are apt to result in
consumption if neglected. They can
be soon broken up by using Foley's
Honey and Tar. J.T. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-02-21

Bargins in suits and overcoats at
The Hub, One Price Clothiers" all
this week. Attend the clearance
sale.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-02-21

NUTRITO CEREAL COFFEE.
ALL GROCERS. Its Different
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-02-21

NUTRITO CEREAL COFFEE.
ALL GROCERS. ''It's Different.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-02-21

NUTRITO CEREAL COFFEE.
ALL GROCERS. Its Different"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-02-21

NUTRITO CEREAL COFFEE.
ALL GROCERS. ''Its Different. /"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-02-21

NUTRITO CEREAL COFFEE.
ALL GROCERS. Its Different. D
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-02-21

Representative farmers, stock
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-02-21

Farmers Favor Reciprocity.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
fBy telegraph to The Tribune.

TBy Telegraph The Tribune.l
Chicago July 6-Wheat at the close OF to-days
market was weak at further declines of from tsc to
&c Taking OF Is boatloads for export did not
appear to have the slightest effect the bush-
ness that so plentfully prevailed Corn suffered
loss Of from &c TO &c. and oats had similar de-
cline. Provisions affected in like manner.
with from SC to 15c loss in pork. nc in lard and
from nc to 1719c in ribs.
Fine weather and plenty Of offerings made the
wheat market heavy throughout the session. Soon
after the opening there break Of l4c in Sep
ternber and sc in December. From this there
little or no rally. Local receipts were "a cars, with
II cars estimated for tomorrow.
Fine weather seemed to keep buying orders out
Of the corn market for all months. the feature Of
the early market being the break from 517sc to
5l1kc in the July price. September firm at
the start but soon after lost few points The
losses were partly reganed toward the close of the
session Trade was small and support poor. Local
receipts were $50 with PSI cars estimated for
tomorrow.
The oats market weak, owing to encouraging
reports. Liquidation by longs was the feature of
the market Hedging by sales for September Gre
ated a weak market Local receipts were % cars,
with 81 cars estimated for tomorrow. Shipments
hence were 165 600 bushels.
Provisions were quiet. but firm, despite the bear
ish influence Of the decline in prices at the yards.
There was a good class of buying and offerings
were scarce September pork opened at SIT 20;
September lard opened at 50 05. and sold up
50 O71k September ribs opened at 50 52;a and sold
up TO 50 55 Hog receipts were 10000 head and
prices the yards sc lower.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. July 8. 1908
BEANS AND PEAs-rhe market is generally quiet
ere sometimes held 81 %. but We hear Of i'm
portant business at that price Medium are dull and
il is not easy 81 %. Pea beans generally
heId a buyers holding off. and hear
Of some sales "a shade lower. Red kidney have had
inquiry. and rated firm Scotch peas
steady. We quote: BEANS, marrow choice. bush
81: fair 10 good 50 lOG$2 90: medium choice. 81 9Ng
81 10 good 81 JoGSi G2iz red kidney choice.
$3d$3 O2lz: good s. T52$2 %; white kidney.
choice SO 2OGS3 -; back turtle 50 30Hs3 So ye
low eye 81 S0 do lima. California $39S3 Us: GREEN
PEAS. Scotch 81 15dS1 17is-
RUTTER-Receipts to-day. ll444 pkgs. There has
fairly active market, and good deal ot fancy
creamery being Withdrawn 70 storage Buyers have
official quotation has been raised to that point and
there are Of high scoring goods
2Iisc. grades working ort moderately at
prices Factory also shade higher Other
iutters quotable change We quote; Creamery.
extras % % n. 2l@9l ec tMercanthe EX
change official quotation extras 2le DO hrsts. l9s
20Isc: do seconds 1sGl9c do thirds ldsQ17ac: state
cnds iGitaiTlsc: thirds 15G1Gc do Western imita-
zion creamery islsc; do rEts 16fe fed17zc do
renovated extras fslslsc do hrsts lTGtTisc: DO
ends i50l0c do thirds f2Hi3e Western. factory hrsts
ne; DO seconds 15i4d1Csc do thirds i3G4i3c; pack
ing No l. ice: do No l4Ml5c; do No 3 t2Giac.
CHEESE Receipts to-day, 5.ls3 boxes IradiEg IN
full cheese continue moderate, and with lib
eral supplies considerable accumulation
will have 20 into store Large sizes have cleaned up
pretty closely FOR export firm prices skins only
moderately active for export but finer grades small
Fuid fairly to homo trade dealers. Liverpool
cable g5s Cd for white ana S4s for cooFed We quot0
Negvstae. FUN cream large fancy. te do fair 20 got
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

New York. July g. 1906
coffee market quiet but steady to-
cay The opening steady at unchanged urices and
the market sagged of partial points during the
middle session, but rallied trading on cover
ing ana closed steady unchanged points higher
sales for the day about 900 bags Including about
41OO bags exchanges from September to options
european markets made steady showing. Europe
was created with selling moderately the local mar
ket while trade interests considered the best buy
eTs and there was little covering which have been
caused ny reports that the Brazilian valorizaon plan had
passed the Brazilian finance without the CLAUSE
ming the rate Of exchange and would probably meet
49, VII very te opposition in Congress- where
bill pass Congress. however. viii merely bring the
ana local traders stil consider that nothing very
ueInte is likely to in this
new president takes his seat during the middle
NSHlDer \ either OF the Brazilian
change, and receipts Brazilian points CONTINUED I1i
below the figures Of last year OF the European markets
70 = pIenng higher The market for spot coffee was
STEADY with quotations the basis OF 77sc for RIO No 4
The range of prices in the local market today
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

COTTON-The cotton market opened steady AZ a da
cine OF point TO advance points one time
showed net gain OF 691 points on the active
months and closed steady advance Of las ponts
SAFES Tor the day estimated $4,000 bales Tho
opening about due the Liverpool cables and
the Improvement after the opening the continued
points higher, closed at advance o
Tne English spot market unchanged sales Of only
300 bales. but prtvete cables received reported
snort interest expressed favorable
the market fer turn The local advance chiefly
to the covering of shorts who
10 some extent by the usual weekend considerations
the and while the early map no rain ot
consequence in the Southwest where dry weather talk
again arising, the Indicated
rlcts The local bull leader
in the trading around the ring indicate
poTtant bull There was, however little i'm
in the volume Of scattering business through
wire and commission houses and II looked though the
since the July report
Liverpool and the various spot
the deterioration attracting support
expectations Of any general buying movement
Southern markets generally unchanged and the
sight for the week about estimated.
Superintendent Kings weekly movement figures follow
mills Canada. 1884 bales against II go
year; Southern mill takings (estmated $4,000
bales against 10000 bales last year: loss of
1O321 bales, against IS 3OS bales year
46l bales last Total mOvement-Port
oeipts 1871 bales. against 96S4 878 year.
overland mills and Canada $50. 2S1 bales. against
bales Southern mill takings
mated 100000 bales against 2Os5. last wear
interior In Of September 30 2gS
bales against year brought sight
for 106S2 446 bales against 1917 244
year The total is for days
this season. against 80 last year
The of prices in the local to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

rather bearlsh reports from Missouri Ohio
gether with favorable Modern Miller in
reports rust from the Northwest
ket was about Indifferent this IL the
new crop winter and the balance. Manitoba Foreign
markets generally except advance Of
sQ1<o at Liverpool Paris especially 10 to 80 points
lower etiln partly mark down and Budapest points
lower roomhall reported Argentine shipments at 1882
OOo push compared with 1,3S6O0O bush the previous
"seA ne also nentioued some damage to the Russian
crop in one two sections which considered
sellers September wheat here and at Chicago.
The interior owing northwest arrivals
feached +oOOO bush, compared with 22O0o bush last
year At the same time cleaFanees were larger than
OF wheat although for the the movement dis
appointing Cash wheat in New York more or less
901ac ahoat; No 1 Northern Duluth. 9Oc and No
Nortnern Manitoba, 9Oc Z ob afioat. CORN-The corn
Ight country offerings and few buying orders from
snorts but affected by the heavness and
tne st hour on estimates for only 25 for Chicago
on saturday The market here closed sc lower. The
gehne shipments were about 100000 bush larger than
PteEtous Week. and the state reports from missouri
and Ohio were considered little beaTish AT the
time there was great the market
the cash situation to make bears mid and for
this reason the market did fully respond
heaviness Cearances 17sOOQ bush and interior
cepts I7LO00 bush against 73 600 bush last year The
591sc elevator and SOC aoat; white. 6Oc and
No yellow 591sc 70 b afoat. oATS-The weakness in
tions proved 20 be favorable, market eased of
throughout the day. Cash oats were also easy. with
go to SO n. 429s@44e and clipped white as to 20 n
a. 7137esysS on track BY sample basis IeIEMa-ket
streets aggregate 1885 343 bush against 1902 565 last
week and 105O6 last year Since July l. 1906 they
were 1SS5343 bush. against 1.O5O,644 year
exports for the week 500 against $50 23T
Iast week ana SS2 last year. since July l. 1906
exports were 6l 600 bush, against 9322 225 last
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

- New York. July l900
elGltne 90 cars for expor alive - Tor saughterers and
lois for the market making. with the held
yesterday do' cars on sale al at Jersey city. except
hat car steers were slow, but good steady,
the undergrades weak. and grassy steers. if
anything. trihe easier; bologna bulls ruled steady:
COWS were unchanged. one Of cattle held
20 prime steers sold g. 80 and s. So per n:
port bceves as high 81 10S5 S0 few S. 30.
oxen and stays az 3 2S4 - bulls At 3 soSs: cows
a. 81 aO4S4 10. Dressed beet moderate demand al
&c per n for native sides, with little fancy beef
selling Ot S&c- Latest Liverpool and London cables
weisht refriserator beef hgaeF at Sit4Slsc n No
shipments OF livestock or fresh meat from this
to-day. Tomorrow the NiunetOnta viii take Out $50
cattle and lGo quarters OF beef for Schwarzsehid q
SulzheTEeT and $50 cattle for y Shaubqrg son: tha
Philadelphia $50 quarters beef for the hFst named
ana quarters for ATTnolH Co. the Lucauia.
l5t0 quarters for the Cudahy Paelne COMPANY nas1s
with previous shipments. total frol nis tF tc
OF ZIP cattle, les sheep and lif quarters of
beef all ports % Great Britain, with tn exception
of 2t4 cattle and ilS sheep ...
soles-AfePhsrs6n q Coz Fenasyiy1aia steers Ia
average s. per zoo n: ~ tSent-eNy do ~. r.
S. 60: "a Go ~ al 50 -5 as 1905 n. At - 5
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
ge of contract prices in the local market to-day

local spot quiet with prices
unchanged 1880 middng upland and II O.sc for
middinR 3G75 bales S0uthern spot markets
telegraphed follows Galveston steady unchaneed
Lice sales 0S3 bales. Mobile quiet unchanged AZ
1O&c; sales 2j bales. Savannah quiet unchanged a.
lO&c: 700 bales. Norfolk steady Unclaimed a.
lisc; GO bales. firm UNCHANGED az lfhc
sales l59 bales. St Louis quiet. unchanged az IO5Ec
sales. 426 bales Charleston nominal Baltimore nominal
price. sc. Orleans quiet unchanged al fiIkc.
sales 300 bales Wilmington steady unchanged at iOGc
Memphis quiet unchanged AT 1O7bc so bales Es-
timafed receipts Houston for to-day bales
against e3S last week and 2aO4 last year.
FLOUR AND MEAI~-For -four there was but little de-
mand to-day Purchases were confined 10 low win
straights spring bakers Prices about and
unchanged spring patents s. 4oas5 3S winter saights
81 winter $4as4 80 spring clears So asa
So So extra No l winte- 81 1898 90 and extra No 2
winter 50 00RSS 10. RYE FIOUR-Steady. Quoted: Fair
TO good s3 4as3 80; choice TO fancy 50 95qS4 90 CORN
MEAI-steady Quoted: Kiln dried. 81 a1f = brand
BAGMEAlsteady; Quoted; Fine white anI yellow, 81 20
steady Quoted Western spring. $40 25 standard mid
ding $40 Is in 100 N sacks -four do s red dog s2a IS
all prompt Shipment city bran. $50 90 bulk S2ia$2l So
sacks: HddHe s2i 50GS23 aO red dog S25; homny Oh
$2l ~ bulk S23 - sacks: olTaeal SO.
GRAIN-WIIEAT-steadiy declining prices a
weak undPrtone we're the features yesterdays wheat
market Last prices of the session were ss0ibc down
from the previous night and practically the low point
of the day with fuFthfr decline the late curb from
S5Ac s514e FOR September Bulls made strong Efforts
with the hand 20 rally prices but found
market unTesDonsive owing 70 the fine rosoets ana
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

qai3 @iss s lss' d5 s p at S s. 1S ss 8 g g. s s p at
5,. b1S n asa st 8 % 5sSg 1850 n s. Psasy
n at 50 20: DO. 800 n, at $ 30: DO $50 S. e
sherman & Culver: Is PsnnsyIvania steers 1915 n
s. Sanders: Il Ohio steers i22s h. at IS 20: rs 20
az s. 50. % - 30 20 7 - ~ 40 liS 81 ~ 70 at = 90 = do Io02
SoWs III ~ at y To- 10 Do 12o5 n 81 do 1s5gr
4 s5a + 55Bsst 5Pps5eH; 32 y Esntusky IS s,s 1917 s
So O159 ss Do l4S r. ss 8 90 DO 1t2O 10 At $ 60; s.
50 4oi Illinois 40 l2O9 NJ at So 80; do 1870 n Al S.
s. Co: bulls. 1858 b at S. 80 A'-' 10 s
a, $4 d 1s m Sgaay s q W 70 81 Indiana dian bulls M n
soS SeEton n CO: state cows IIio n. at s. Is: do
CO., a. G. curtis Son: bulls IOls n at So IS: 1 COW.
GALvEs1 Receipts were s1e head; all FOR the market
Of T the I market was decidedly better to-day ana %
prime veals sold at S4ass Is I pSF 16 rs Seino9 5s g
iseted calves was split up and sold al s. 5O Ohio In
Vra1ni1 % SlSss 81 s SaiVss al StaSS 90 bunch Of
10sc for city dressed veals and 4golse for country
lss avsTage g y ep 5S % Is 81 81 IN ds esy
ViTgina srassers, $50 n. at 81 -
SGs ssneTs 20? s. y Wee ye iavaS l4P @ ds 1i g - SO - 40
v. R Hume: 90 veais 1si I6 at 50 s21s: y butter
J. c. curtis & SON: veals 10 at S6 20: a d. 1eO
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Reeeipts we're 90 cars. o. sOf-
head including ears for slaughterers and % for
market making with the stale stock. 3 ears sac
lambs in active demand and 29Gjc
grades hard to sell at low figures Six
sheep sold AT SS 5oQ$5 per leo 10; cus So: poor
choice lambs S6frS9; few Culls low as Sf SO.
Dressed mutton steady at salOc per n; lambs
steady a 1O0
sales-NlsPherson Co: 25s Virginia lambs = n ay-
eTage az 50 per leo 10 l Do 81 n. 50; 80 DO. 6G ~
60 n, s. 30; 10 do. 62 rs 50 10: sheep 1o4
81 % do, lOI H. at S4 buck. 130 n. 81 do. 81 n
Tobin shannon; 2iO Kentucky lambs % n at So as
sylyania DO - H. at s. So u Pennsylvania sheep. 104 n
at 81 30: Virginia do 105 n. at So
Kerns Commission Company: 30 Kentucky lambs. 6.
-. 80; 2lS do GS ~ at So 2iO 50 s. S71Ee
233 Virginia do a ~ IS 81; 40 G3 10
do. 65 70. al 81 IS 30 Inaiana d. Js n So Virginia
S4 5O 1OG n. 81 % 107 ~ So 5o Viz
do 6J 70. at 81 p Indiana 1S2 70 s. T5
culIs. lambs. 81 n. at 81 so
Newton Co 2fo Kentucky lambs % n. az 50. 255 do
10 50 2Oj do G5 70. IS 30; 223 West VIRGINIA do
~ 50. 249 90 %. at s. so Kentucky sheep III ~
AT s. 20; do III II. at $4 JO West Virginia no f
Rahenstein Harris & Conner: 2s2 Virginia lambs c. n
s. .; 1T2 Cincinnati DO, % 10 S.; Ia
at So
5. Judd & CO. 10 lambs 81 Il, at 81: I buck Is
andrew Mullen: lambs 81 n at 81: sheep. MS d
HOGS-Receipts were Ola cars or 15a6 head incIusins
and light selling 81 25G$1 - 1C0 ~
Saes-W- r. Hume % hogs. lsl n ayerase. e. $t -
70: roughs 323 n. az 50 60 do 800 q.
S. 80; - hogs 22l ~ at 81 =; q do 1S5 70 az 81 So
s. 50; Western Gc 1s4 u. at S6 co. - do. - b
az . oighs n al
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
OTHER MARKETSsY TELEcRAPH.

Chicago July 6-CATTI.E-F Receipts. $500 head.
mon 70 prime S4d$i 10. S2efS4 50, hefers
50 7SGSJ 5fiS4 calves. s. 500 s. sccc
feeders - T5l<4 ca HOlfS-teceipts. l4lss
head; Zoe lower choice % prime hsavy. s. Is;
81 IIs mediln 70 seed heavy; - e9IS6 - susensrs
50 7S paekiHg SG0s6 q SHEEP Fecetpts. ieeeS he.
market nTi; sheep. - 23fsS6 30 yearinss 50 if -
shoFn lambs. s. 4lf.SN
E0st F,uffala July d-C.NT~fI-Es-Ise co Ngr
VEAI.S-Receipfs at0 head. active and hgaer ol 81
81 so HOGS Receipts. 3atV head slow al4 .a
lover heavy mixed and Yorkers 81 o.. pics - ea>
r0ughs SGGSi -; taires. So 1885 SHEEP I'D A
--Feceiuts. head. f1lriy active and ste'-s
Cincinnati, July G--IlOtiS generally llc losels s.
ers' and shippers 50 1886 ttis connlo5 - - -
CATTLE steady. fair 70 gpod Hhi2lela ~ 80 - -
mon S2GS2 10 SHEEP steady. Sa4>t 70 t~A---N
i-rss,r SfoeE Yards PiftsbuFG- July eC,AIELst-t
spNie enf. market steady caolce s. 80 - is prie
siS5 80 HOGS Receipts uGrt. nillet SLOW pl.-e
hoavies se rs: mediums lld YORKER. Fts ps2 eHst
s-r~tg SS sdTSa sfIEEF-Supriy tGats market
sss1v. vr,r,e vetho7s 81 aGsJ e1 culs aad commons
"a. LAMBS SfGS9 so veala. 50 ltl<l
~lrS-Srs Cffv July G-C.AI'fI-Ie-l-eCeipta. 20oo
hesi neludnE ice soutaeEns maEhss sssSdy g veal;
70 Sood. ssgs 50; We-lera isd steers. s. s9ass
S. 10: southern cows S2 81 =; native COWS. &-<t
sE ~ FF0Gs-Rcceints. Gcfs hr-l. market s. soNfT
fOD q. bulk % erles 81 57lfG f2'1. he1vt. 81 an
fT nacGors SO JcGee 60. pigs lights 81 c1.
eFTuETs- Receipts. 140n head. uarEet steady.
sheep AMI ve1VlnGs "a "a - -. -x-
ara Arlzore yelilinGa. s. 90 So 50: Teas cri Ar1Hs
snrsp s. 7ss -; Tsvas Eots. S30ss GO ss,rkers and
seo.c=s. Sc sass.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
rHE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FAN River July 0e weekly sales in TIsd6 ne ocai IN e1f 9he
norcet sor prnting been quiet curing ~ me
transacted mas peeH
there bena practically little call ior W1e 9uu -:
s5-ies for ire narrow styles unchaneed on
~ s.1,,iare Wide goods have also cenunueu a.
~, an, ,ariafion IN prices. The present IniI "a
- cI1eofef TO be yTolorged as II u wen ,SSr
b1yers arc stocks and IN oTaeT lo more f@eiy
,Se iooc The mills have enough cotton on h nanH a.
sen ter1 rnning the rest ioir OF nse nf The
e-y .eria are being mare Toe qnol az. aslS-
soci so~s' Gssts 47sc. 39-inch. esx72. nominal
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

sst,,geI eIP9o4 Juiy G-c.osiHg WHEAT sDot nominal
III e fa,l. .a cok4. 5l 5gG, & steady e American mixed cd
ssrr9- anadian steady, Is 9izd HTF5I-R-s.' Toals
ess 8ialsr f- stead ss "a HOPS, ia London Pachc
ar5 ms zai PORK e ,S 3oHinal @ HANS short cut IL %
asi f9t rib. 10 20 p li Us Gd long clear Io,adles
p Al = q = n. JOS; long clear middles heavy 81
.; -as 6d5 short clear backs n,
J. 4 -sles. - 70 l9 n. SIS 90 sTIOULDERs sauare
) -. ~ strong As 3D. LARD quiet; prime Wrsfern
eIrTp4s so 3D. American refined. IN rails "a IA
"a 60 nc-3lIat. CHEESE Easy American 0nesf while
eiy -, american finest eoofed. as. TALLDW prime
h5sir@-s, zSs 80 TURPENTINI. spirits. quiet ass 6a
g. y eellnlons steady. Jos. PETROLEUM redned
e''a- LiNsEED OIL quiet. 2ls Cd
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
To Whom 1t May Concern.

SrATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE DE-
- partment.-AIbany June 9th. 1sO6-whereas Teutonia
Insurance Company, Orleans the State
Louisiana. has flied this Office a sworn statement
by the officers thereof showing condition and
business and has complied in all respects with
CT this State relating Fire Insurance Companies ncor
porated by other States Of the United states.
Now therefore, in pursuance OF law. l. OTTO KELSEY.
Superintendent OF Insurance State York
hereby certify Company hereby authorized
transact appropriate business Insurance in
this State in accordance with law. during the
year The Condition and Business said Company az
The date OF such statement December 81 19O5 is shown
folowa
Aggregate $500 624 ee
Aggregate amount of liabilities Except Capital
Surplus) including reinsurance. 514 000 20
Amount cs actual paid up Capital. ....... $50
Surplus liabilities. Observation-Disclosures. 1856 624 90
T20 69 rs
disbursements the year 632 T29 IS
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
name caused the seal OF my Office affixed the
day and year above written.
fSeaIl OTTO KELSEY.
Superintendent O Insurance
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

New York July 6, 1906
comparative cotton statement for the week ending
to-day is as follows;
Ne, recouts a, all L S ports during week. 25 4O0
do same week last Observation-Disclosures. 59s53
Total receipts since September I........ 7,65G447
do 10 same date last Observation-Disclosures. 9J6GC41
Exports the week 5A1sl
IA Jasf year ........................ 67,7aO
Total exports September 6lS6g03
ID last YEAR 6.O5O5G6
ali States LBS
do same time last year..................... 3T2So7
etoc, M All Interior towns .............. l03004
So same tinoe last year Observation-Disclosures. ls4,6S4
stock az Liverpool same year. sll, 900
STOCK t,, u last .1Iea't Year a"o -. :... $1,000
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
IRVING SAYINGS INSTITUTION

l15 Chambers ST., New York City.
dividend the OF
FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM
all deposits entitled thereto from 81 70 $1,000
inclusive. and the excess OF $1,000 up and
cudtng $4,000 at the rate Of three and oEe.haf per
cent per annum payable and after Monday, July
leth 1905 Deposits or before July lOth 1906
will draw interest from July 1st- 1906.
w. H. B. TOTTEN. President.
G. BYRON LATIMER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK.

s. II. Cor. 9th Ave- and 10th 81
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT
rlSx ANNUAl will be credited depositoTs the SIX
MaONTdS and THREE MONTHS ENDING JUNE so.
1905 on all sums from five dollars three thousand
dollas entitled thereto under the bylaws payable July
10 4SO6 JOHN HARSEN RHOADES. President
JAMES QUINLAAN Treasurer
J. HAafPDEN ROBB, Secretary.
Deposits made before JULY 1905 will 6rapv
interest from JULY ], ~
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
IDEAL OUTING TRIP SUNDAYS

u Sullays the Steel Str RICHARD PECK Pier
+. X II Peck Slip at G3O A. NJ; 2. 22d St 10 ~ Al
Que New Haven 80 p n. Return due N T. S45 p m
yearly all day on Long Island sound Two hours ~
5% New Havel Restaurant and lunch Music
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
RED BANK IsENE.

leaves FRANKLIN ST.. Pier p. n r.. daily. a. m 8
p m sundays only Highlands Red Bank &c.
-. o. LLoIey connection 70 Lone Branch, Asbury PARK
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York July
The following the total net receipts OF cotton at al
| por.s since September ];
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
and Undivided Profits. over

The Company has New and Commodious Office at
J4O BROADWAY, MANHATTAN.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
Beautiful Long Island Sound

Delightful Dav Trips. by Steamers the New Haven
Norwich and Bridgeport Lines Charming night trips ~
steamers Of the Fall River. Providence Bedfor
Lines Descriptive folder application Address Day-
light Trips. p o. Box 452 ". Y.