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New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For the week ended August 6. 10

For the week ente! August q. 1907
BEANS AND FEAs-Receipts for the week, 3.264 bags
beans 29s7 bags exports 242 hags beans and
tinued dull incident marTrw clos
Vancsd Slightly ana medium close arraer in sympathy
ton Red kldney red marrow have had fair export
orders this wee. and rated seady Turtle soup and ye
peas iirm We quote. BEANS marrow choice. bush.
choice. e7.s do pea. 81 75asi 77ls do common
red Kidney = - Sf 90 90 o 9ack f[1 soSP e go 90
d & H. ssps to 60f a Pie co: e Pks Pkss hs
market for butter has been somewhat unsettled
have been sustained with some staadnes although there
IS growing feeling that the level is dangerously high for
market Toward the close the market has been consider
grading the New York Mercantile Exchange and the
oaicai quotations designed cover the highest
grades Of Creamery range from 24sc 5c generally only
an occasional very high scoring lot solng higher Second
sady o quiet bsa m N sh supply and
24c do seconds 2l622c do thirds Ia92oe process spe
seconds i9G2oc do thirds I7g1sc Western factory ex
thirds. Sc packing stock No Iessc: 2. 1880
CHEESE Receipts for the week. so.I7o boxes; ex
i.aOs boxes. The weakness noticed in the market
trs last week or two continues and prices have rave
q fun @ chsfss ; agiqg in the country been
sSs ark & Th ts Fsdng hfss h9s . wod b
IN excees Of the outlet and market generally in un-
somewhat better than expected in view OF the
weather during July. when cheese bSng made
or in process of curing still good many lots have
have had comparatively little outlet as the moderate
been generally for fine cheese. and
OF tho detective lots have had TO go into the
frigerators full white has been especially
sale. Large full continues dull but supplies
light grades of colored generally work
trade dealers. though large white has had
little Foreign advces stil discoragnE
and have not shown particle of interest in
en grades of cheese. and do not hear of
purchases for the last three weeks Skins have been
nJentv but only a very small proportion Of fine light
skins and such in good demand and firm OCCASIONALLY
quotation. but all other grades dull and
irregular Laverpool cable Finest Canadian new. pos
Tor colored white. We quote: State. full
cream oolored and white. small best l2c; do large
ooorai best II &c; do white, i14c: do fair 10 good
ioai1c skins. good TO fine sq9c do fair. 6q7sc: do
common 4a51.c: full skins. 1Q2c.
EGGS-Receipts for the week. 50 92s cases Arrivals
and for grades the market has
ruled buyers favor Strictly fancy qualities
are, but there few Western
for which outside quotation is ohtanable Few receivers
have any Western. for which 17l2q1Sc be ex-
ceeded there is large proportion Of the supply
pennsylvania and nearby selected white fancy 2692sc
do good 10 choice. 23Q25c: brown and mixed, fancy
onolce lsd2le; co Nestern selected
finest iqa2oc; average best. l7azGIsc; do fair
good i5 Ice: do under grades l4gi4c; dFtes s9l24sc
'iTsR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bsSe steadily increased
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
OTHER mAskgTlsY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 6-CATrL4E;-Recepts about 45p@ hssd;
rnarket steady slow 20 prime steers - 81
QST 90 cows S2qS5; heifers $3gS5 50. bulls SSESS.
S3GST stockers and feeders, 81 SoGS9 Ht"I-
Receipts about ~ 900 head market 1oc lower good -
prime heavy. $6 10dSe 20: medium good heavy, SOC
So To- butcher weights. S. 2oG$S 80; good - prime
mixed $685. light mixed S. 15$6 So packing - ~
c1S6: pigs s. 6OF$6 20. selected S. 3hs6 90 BULK or
sales. S6TS6 90 SHEEP-ReCeipts about l2Otnz head.
market steady 50 soSs6 so yearnss 50 tgs7 'v'
cincinnati &us 6-HoGs quiet: butchers and .hiP-
rers s6 50aS6 IS: common S. 2. ass ~ CATTLE
steady strong: fair good shippers s. 2QSS com
mon 81 25gs3 y SHEEP steady. at S@9So. LAMBS
Fast RInao aug 6-CATTLE-Re so head;
fairly active prime steers. sS S5Q$I AI5S
Receipts f5O head: slow and &c lower az SoGSe -
IIOCS-Receipts 31O0 head; slow: pigs steaty otneIs
bQlOc lower; mixed So 65S6 20 Yorkers s. I0sS' -
lambs slow 25o lower lambs. S54SI % "etneTs.
Kansas CITY Aug 8-CATTIE-Feceipts. f1''r head
market strong 20 lOc hlser
dressed beef steers. 50 SGst fair .
good S34S8 % steers SiS6 10. stocNeIs a9o
arn cows S2TS3 So native So gS4 so; native nell
ers S2 259s5 49, bulls So 75dSS so: calves S4Gso -
HOGS Receipts 5000 head market sc lower TOP
hulk OF sales 95GS6 10: heavy. 50 I0ES6 packers - ~
@$G 10; pigs light. 50 o0aS6 20
600 market strong; lambs. St4Sl ~. Mes.ern
st-nn s5d b Is: stsckers and feeders So 5GUS5
pitfsb!rg Aug S.-CATTLE| supply Ight; nlarSeS
steady choice So coo 50 S. prime. 81 Soa$s 90 Iots
Receipts light: market lower prime heaveS 80 d. me
dume So 1895 so: heavy Workers. 90 sggSo W; ign.
Workers and pigs eoas7 roushs. 81 5OGsS 90 SHEEP
s., co. Culls common s2gS3; lambs $9gs' 90 veal
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug 6-The volume Of transactions In the
continued although the surface
Indications are seemingly Several large sales have
prices are generally firm. shipments have been aoo-s
holdings increasing Fine grades or
,oi are stI in principal demand and prices strong
reported as selling as hiSa as
blood is preferred 70 strictly
nns' Medium unwashed Ohio wool ia firm and active.
territory IL active and arSe volume OF tansae
ttora completed Prices in hns woos are firm
en5 rnchsnged hut trading is light The leadins quota
ttons range Ohio and Pennsylvana heecss
S4T35c. 3fGS2c: No l.. washed. S93+Oc: No 2.
washed 3S5?S9c upwashed 2G6Tc: fine unnnercant-
ing 27d2sc: half blood combng SSgS4e: three-sig5ths
blood coulbing. S1Q32c
daeine washed 3sa30c: do unwashed 31g32c Michi-
gan Wisconsin New York heeces: Fine unwasned =
Missouri: Threeeighths blood S25sc; quarter blood 3o
nc. hne six months 65g6sc; nne fan 5Iq5sc
eS1T0c. middle counties GSd66c:
Southern 10 62G63c fall free, 5IGSsc DO detective ~
T45r oregon Eastern. No staple I2at1Sc do clothing
Tn7oc- o average 6s5Oc: valley. No I. 6Og62c Terri
toTy 1scoHTed hasis) staple 2Sc fine medium sta
6SG30c: medium clothing.
ssgieSc half blood 6T@6Sc threeefshths blood. 6is6c
$1,000 Pulled: Extra. tT@c fms A. sS
G6or. A supers. 5595sc: supers. 4alf4Ic-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

all day. with the exception cf a slight upward
squirt soon after the opening The spurt was due
Il firm market at Liverpool, where prices showed
only small loss. despite sharp decline here
to-day because Of favorable weather conditions
and sold freely throughout the session Receipts
of wheat constantly increasing. and this
fact inspired considerable selling Late IN ChS
day shorts became active buyers and caused
steady tone September opened a shade higher
to sc 10 14c lower. SaTsc 10 Size advanced TO
91tec. and declined s974C- The close steady
at 9O1sc G1l.C ClearanCes Of wheat and -four
supply. as shown by "BradstrestS.'' decreased
2.6O10Jo bushels Primary receipts were 1l55.Op0
bushels against $500 bushels the correspond
ing day last year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts Of 80 against 55S gars
last week and So a year ago.
In the corn market commission houses and cash
interests based heavy sales upon excellent weather
for the new crop and upon encouraging reports
from the country Prices weakened in consequence.
Later an improved developed firm cables.
a good shipping demand and buying by bulls The
market closed steady. September opened shade
higher 10 isc &c lower at 55c to 55ic. sold az
5.c Local receipts were 32 cars. including % OF
contract grade
Oats were weak because OF heavy realizing
sales. Reports from the Northwest were less bull
fsh to-day some of the advices claiming aver
ass Weld IN many localities. Fear that the new
crop will soon bs on the market induced many
longs 70 dispose OF holdings The market closed
weak September opened 1<c to 1ac lower at 4c 20
sgTsc sold up 20 sc and declined TO 42Ssc. The
close was at 43c- Local receipts were 13+ cars
Provisions were weak early IN the day because
OF Sc TO Ioc decline IN the prices OF live hogs All
the loss was regaine6 on purchases BY local pack
ers At the close September pork was unchansed
SIS s21a Lard of shade at 50 lZ1a 70 - 10
Ribs were unchanged at s. 12is
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 11s
cars; corn rs cars: oats. IS cars hogs $1,000 head
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York; August 8. 1901
BEEvEsRecei2ts were IS cars or go head all 70 20 20
Dressed beef IN good demand g1o'.c per 70 for de-
epas f1 Z bt % at sas. No later cables rom LonOn
Liverpool Shipments from this port today were $40 eat
Majestic Liverpool will take about 2soo guar
ters St beef for various shippers ,.,..- -. o.,
market at Jersey city. Veals in fair demand
and steady. and buttermks nominal C9nn3n
choice veals sold s5qs0 100 n; city dressed veas
steady at 9ql3 per u country dressed at ss ~
,oS I - s4adsrs @ n 81 80 yTs' ls a. II 1so m ss ss -
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Receipts 35is cars. or 73l
With the stale stock a cars on sale Jersey CITY
Sheep steady; lambs opened SLOW out closed hrI
Ordinary to good shseP s2d al $4gS , - per ,t TO- s se
al 1g9tac per 70: dressed lambs at IoGl3c
ave1sxs az IS Per 100 n 4s5 do IS n at ss $50 do g.
b at s. 49, 81 Virginia sheep ss 70. at IS; 80 e6 10
Tobin & shannon: 1913 Virginia lambs = n a. IS =
Virginia n. s. 73; 1o5 Penr.vania do 20 n
sylyania DO lis 10 at 81 50: : Virginia do 70 81
Kerns commission Company: ~ virginia lambs. -
do "a H. s. 62a 2s1 Kentucky lambs q n az 81 IS
at IS Virginia DO. 1oS 10. az s.: do Ts 10
$ g s &C - as z: s Ws s grF4r ga e. n s an s 49, e q e. 81
n az s. s7s Virginia sheep. IO5 70. at 50 20
m ~ Juaa ID CO ., 81 20 % s sRi Mes, VPsna & % 70 r. s
- DO, IS 10 at 81 so: West Virginia sheep 12o
HOGS Receipts wer- 22s cars. s7O2 head. ineiud
the market. Feelins steady . fI state
sales ,sli lat, yesterday>-s Judd & pigs.
rcushs, go 70. at So lo do. &56 n at So bears
n at s. 70: 2oushs SIS 10 at Sc O5 do $40
Toba shannon: hogz. 1sa 70. at 81 %: do.
" X Hume: IL ,,a,. hogs, 1871 u. at 81: do. DIS
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
CORBIN co. SCHEDULE.
Filed By the Assignee, Sho5cing
actual ASSETS 4bOre Liabilities.

George c. Austin, assignee Of Austin Corbin and
George s EdgeT, who were in business as the
Corbin Banking Company, at No. 1872 Broadway.
yesterday filed schedules Of the assets and iahli-
ties Of the firm. The schedules show liabilities
Of s25S2OZ3 81 nominal assets Of 3249 245 90 and
actual assets Of S266 .254 I6
Among the assets preferred stock Of the
Manhattan Beach Securities Company. $50 so;
claim against Manhattan Beach Hotel and Land
Island Railroad. S11o0Go common stock Of the Man
haitian Beach Securities Company. 1885,. .Ge1: shares
et Long Island Railroad stock, $500: PSI shares
OF the New England Mortgage and Security Com
perv t55s s5: stock in Pittsburg Plate Glass Com
Tany 81 40. stock in the Rockaway Park Improve
rnent Company. ss5aO00: Rockaway Park Improve
-ae1t Company. open account. S3163e9.
TIE largest creditors are: The estate OF a
Corbin SI20.3SS, A II. Corbin s66.6e0 the -Au1eri-
can Express Company. s120.272; the Allen County
rercas de Bale. Bale. Switzerland, S4670s; Louis
De Jonye & Co. S9.515: William r Grace & Co,
sg4l75 the Itslian-Anlerican Trust Company. $751;.
rs: Manhattan Beach S440.75l: the Manhattan
Beach Securities Company. s2+9.f5S; the Jackson
County Bank Of Oregon. S25.114; ]. AIunroe & Co.
s7ss5: the National Bank Of North America S12o,
sse: the National Bank Of Scotland, No 81 Nicho-
las Lane. London. Ss1613I: the Postmaster Gen
ersl q the United States. SlTS.2s0; the National
Park Bank S177 02I: the Russo-Chinese Bank. No.
50 Pine street city. s67.3s0: the Yokohama Specie
Bank s2s2oS2. La Socete Generale, Of Paris, S3l,-
ss5: Ia Socikts C1enerale. of Lyons. sG109-
Among the secured creditors the Bank of
Montreal sl1l25o: the Coulon Berthoud Bank.
$3.50: TIE New England Mortgage Security Com
penv ps9; Mrs. Isabella c. Edgell, $500 the
Bank Of New York. s14o.eec. and the National Bank
ot Commerce, sI50Ga1
Austin Corbin lives AZ No rs Park avenue and
George S. EdgeIl at No. Al East 3sth street. They
assigned on March 5.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
ge Of contract prices in the local market

CoIIoN-The cotton market vas little more acuys
today. but sharp early advance weak
eaed result realizing and selling for with
the close steady decline of 2G7 points. Sales
estimated ~ opening
a. decline Of points August and , points Sep
temteT but 5T9 points higher months The
positions depressed by heavy August notices ssfl
mated 5000 bales rallied ilumeiI
advancing II
indicated long interest rerfecty
prepared stop all tenders result ad
all along the line. active positions about
l4GIS points higher during middle Of
Reports Of continued dry hot weather the Western belt
cables than expected helped the advance.
which October realizing
after for showers in the Southwest Later
the market became quite easy a result of
rather favorable weekly report than expected
Weather Bureau point reached
in the late session The close 23 points from
months IS reported that part
stopped TO-DAY for Liverpool people who
brought delivery during july. This
quite certain from the action n the thar
effect being crop
advances from the Western belt OF tearish
eraEe. impression conditions
improving the part Of the belt and showers
probably considered beneficial the West.
The Of prices IN the local market today
vsas
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
SAVINGS BANKS OF THE STATE.
Summary Of Their Reports for Last Fiscal
Year.

Albany, Aug. 6.-According to their reports 20
the State Banking Department, made public
to-day, the savings banks Of the state show an
Increase for the year ending June 80 last OF
s46Sl6.lS3 in total resources. an Increase OF
1898 IN the number of open accounts held, 2
decrease of So, ,32S. .529 in aggregate surplus
funds the market value Of stocks and bonds,
az increase OF about S5.e00000 in amounts de-
posted during the year and an increase OF
s52.5sS.754 in amounts withdrawn. sum-
Uarw of the report follows:
Total resources, s.. .43o, 7G0675: amount due
dspOsitors 81 394 296 034: other liabilities. S72l-
zS4; surplus on market value Of stocks and
bonds. $50 G43208: surplus on par value or
stocks and bonds. So. 81 .2S4; number Of open
accounts = 40 sos: number Of accounts opened
- u reopened, 551. 100: number OF accounts
cossd AZ 90: amount deposited, S399. IIo.4OI; /;
amount withdrawn, $3.50. .50S.9 .9S5: amount Of in
terest credited and paid. S4S 940s03; current ex-
penses. including salaries. S1.92SO3o
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
TRYING TO END COLORADO STRIKE

Washington. Aug 6-Charles P. NELL. Com
missioner Of Labor, is in te1egraphic commu-
hication with p. H. Morrissey, grand master
and other officers of the Brotherhood Of Railway
drainnen in an endeavor to bring about
peaceful settlement OF the strike Of Swltchmen
employed by the Colorado & Southern Railway
company and 20 prevent. If possible. the en-
'orcement OF a general strike order calling out
al tainmen employed by the road. Commls-
soner Nell, with whom Chairman Knapp or
lie Interstate Commerce Commission IS CO
Operating. is acting as mediator at the request
9, Fice-President Parker, Of the Coloraco &
Southern
Commissioner Neil tonight announcer thaI
40 definite plan has yet been arranged 10 setIe
lie differences between the railroad and the
members Of the Brotherhood Of Railway Tram
Cen
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

q, IHVt.
COFFEE-The coffee market was lower to-day uI-
der selling against firm offerings pressure
Furopeau sources. little scattering liq
darioa. bur the altogether was not heavy:
for being reported Of only some l6vUo
bags The market opened dun at a net decline ~
5Ti0 points and closed dUll net loss OF . 2 u"
points opening decline was due to the influence
OF rather disappointing European cables, and was
sales reported on the call
The Weakness i'm Wall Street may have aided The
tipn for the account Of stock market people while
decline reported in the market at Rio toresha-
owed the finn offers which became a moderate factor
later il session. the European markets Favre
"a her close. and Hamburg
unchanged all months except August. which was
pfennig higher. The early cables reported a ce-
cline Of 100 reis a. Rio but Sanyss was unchanged
Receipts seem increasing slightly. but are s'lll
well under the figures for tho same time last
year. The weather the state Of Sac Pauo contin-
led very cold but no further advices being re-
ceived concerning damage next crop prospects 50
weather adviCes having little effect for
the time being The market for spot coffee
steady with quotations the basis ~ csc for Rio
No
The range Of contract prices in the local market
fn-faY follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Vsvarnool Aug e-Ciosing- g-wHEAT-Spot quiet: TO
red Western IS sd: futures quiet September
e 2Ssd December sd, March. IS 41=d- CORS-Spot-
American mixed firm. 5s I'D OLD northern steady Ss
0Isd futures firm; September IS ilkd, December non
nal PF;AsICanadinn firm Gs 9d- HOPS-1n London.
Parnc Coast steady, az l6s6f3 los FLOUR-Winter
dull REEF-Esxtra india steady. eDs
Sd PORK-Prine mess. Western quiet. SIS Sd HAMS
-Short cut Ia 10 n, steady. SIS BACON-Cumt-sr-
land 2s TO so 1b quist 52s short rib le 20 - ~
hss "a: long clear middles heavy 95 20 40 n. dull.
sfs "a. short clear backs quiet 46s Sd clear
bellies IA 20 I8 ~ steady shoulders square
TO Is NJ quiet. ass IsARD-Prne Western. IN tierces
firm ass; American refined. pals strong. ass Sd
CHEESE-Canadian finest white. new steady 53s: Cana
citv firm ass TURPENTTNE-Spirits ouiet. Ais Sd.
ROSIN-Comrnon firm. lis 10isd. PETROLEUNf-Re
steady 7d. IINSEED OH. weak. 26s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

spot quIet and unchanged
reported Southern spot markets ,elegraphed fal
Norfolk steady. unchanged l3ec sales. % bales
Unchanged at l3isc. Little ROCK steady unchanged al
,.rLSs ,,r-Lsr-75 ~
- IaIf5 eIps qH o a. a. ssis IS a. ,,Il
,as4 a. % 8 I fs a ga gs 58 "a 9h ''s
cotton Exchange Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
Rmerican 900. receipts 56oo ia es Ameflean 100
nadns ~ ppand SSd FG1Tss oPe2sd a hTn % al an an @ a@
crop optns and closed quiet at an odyanc" of s.3@lo
ga NfaTsfApriI 6Gsd AyriiMay 8sid. May-June
GE5 Observation-Disclosures dull; Offers too low on cloths
FLOUR AND MEAI..The -four market & was dun Il and ana
wheat stTsghts at shade 9TeT prices RYE = FLOUR
S5a$5 % CORoN1EAI- stead: quoted Kiln dried
S9S SS gsoR. 81 e c@arse sii4G&l e
Inadng s24 60 h2gr do sS % red 49g s I g Sty bran m
s sk SIS To- honiny chSp s2s 3 bulk s&1 Is sacks
AfS|WHEAT-Bls ,receipts continued to exert ,ar
a depressing effect on the wheat marhe; today
saIes -ben n%Ices made a partial recovery
cent decline sustained earlier in the day aud closed
ceeded those corresponding day last Tear the
lot estimates at Chicago. which on Monday were
he%y 6foPRed o wednsday cd IN the selling
liberal duTiag the forenoon rehoGting, az,
better %ea.eE q 11IT @ rater low taking the belt as
a whole it warmer and clear In winter "heat h
yesting thrashins Foreign markets. came i2H5. WI
although the decline Of Liverpool afteT us hoi!-
day was match Tor the declines on this side
paris points lower. and there were De
clines &c per bushel At Berlin and 2t+c a. iuda
eet The export business consisted of 39 loads in al
nos5iions making about ~ loads in two DAYS World
e,6rts according Bradstreets we're reported I"
haze decreased 2614 900 bushels compared with DE-
roaze las, wear of 761 bushels The local cash
lower closing follows; req DOC
and ( o. b. afoat. No Eorthern. iCu-
In.b e, 0s ard No . hard. winter. 97s.c + o. b.
aao,, CORS-There fairly good speculative
r,aa,d FOR corn early IN the day, on whlch prices
about &c above the previous hlsnt I9t-
SrI5 - a cent break the afternoon under iqulda-
favorable crop reports n break
baayiness wall Street and less activity
"a A partial recovery followed near the
oiosa ~ estimates for WEDNESDAY AT
Of shorts The I-iverpooi mar
- - 4 net higher and exporters TOOK u Ioaos IN
ali nositIons > corn in the local iIatA " a
a. "a eI Isr elevator and 60iac + o b. hnoat No
Lite soc and 40 yellow. Go&c Z q p ahoat-
~ In face oT poor thrasning returns from M
ofs The market oats sustained breaF ot - q
of which recovered near the close on a
5,and from shorts and in sympathy with otner mar
ast prices in Chicago. nevertheIess' were from
70 in under previous night There was a Eood
80 absence OF further bull support Cash oats IN New
NE ne, Closed as follows: Mixed. 20 70 32 lb. 6ii2c;
a,,,,si white so SEA 5se and clipped white
% 20 40 10. HT0e7c RYE-Market oull 10 = y" est
Sr, a0c nominal. z o. b. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
tTiCt Court:
An involuntary petition asairst Wolf David zierins
No East Sth street trading Zierns BROTHERS, 0y /
Chattin Co. with claim Os SI6S Transfer OF assets
preferences charged William @. Henderson was
appointed receiver. with bond OF s50o -
showing debts OF $50 Principal creditor Louis
Michael. $500.
James J. Allen appointed receiver OF the business
% with a bond OF 5000.
lanes = -.-NCshoa appofutsl OF Currau
Contracting Company. alleged involuntary bankrupt
with a bond OF $500 ~-,..,,
Alfred g. Coxe appointed receiver OF FIeinfeid d
Engesberg contractors. allege Involuntary oanrupts
Wit a OF $1,000
Richard L. MscHsle. OF 3IT East sTth street and
133 Mangin petition showing deors
OF and So The principal creditors
are the Department Water Supply. Gas and Elec-
tricv OF New York City. for water supply $3.50 Ferdl
nand MacHsle, for money loaned. $1,000: estate OF
peter Kerr s445 consist OF stock OF ma
S-.5U0s accounts cIs.
SOIL personal property exempt 80
Iaso electrician. No II West 10st1 street.
voluntary petiti showing debts OF slIe3 and aseets OF
principal creditor is rhe International Ecrfs
and Engineering Company. $500 The assets consist OF
accounts sfa5; personal effects. SlI3.
Levin, No. 40 West fZ9th street. vorntarS
petition debts OF SS9s and OF $50 Ths
principal creditor Louis & Barnot Levin. =
TIE assets consist Ot personal
$50 and also account Sd
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Aug. S.-Wheat prices declined more
than lc from the high price to-day because Of in
creasing receipts here and favorable weather in
the Northwest AT the close the September de-
livery showed net loss of 7sc Corn is off shade
shade lower.
Until near tho close the wheat market was weak
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name Sc that OF the debtor. the second
flied:
AtS John &c - Yusngirg: January o. 1906 Ken %
iaTA iaA'n. waiter E-N A SAEN' ;r' june -. 174 90
or.er So, Z, r, -,of,er 97 1906 s25 81
$40 Te2sccs Abraham sIronse & MY ., A Ia6I 1872 -
San. -aayrr-f : n BUM 'Uii' 80 353 50
Esre-seTn. ~; ~ = TO- L., 353 81
.; sa ke,scee 2 ASr9h-rn strouse ana Max A III 50
saIae-S5,~ss sei g. =, o '3s 30, 81 80
es.ss se1' Frsnk-H <uek: March i' lsoz wa 42s so
aoser "a q osrt fs Arhe City OF New YORK 25I 40
ss,sa ,sasrles y Feeeiver-F. g Al6er et al. ra1 90
ssrae-Sss = 1855 ,so ----'- I6I 80
H:ne-cs,ce. 1.L-s-r - 80 36
iSSs bros3Nsy Banks NJ Evans Mareh IL SIC SO
r -- o.
u;1 ;1iTess5 I .ss7 Zee conpany-i'y OF New foFA 75
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
MANHATTAN
TRUST COMPANY

Wall St.. cor Nassau, New York
JOHN .. WATERBURY. President
vice-Presidents
JOHN KEAN.
AMOS T. FRENCH. w. ~. DUANE.
CHARLES ~. STOUT.
The Manhattan Trust Company 70
ceives deposits bearing interest and subject
10 cheque. payable through tho New
York Clearing House
DIRECTORS
Francis B. Appleton
Robert Bacon james j. Hill
GeosgeF. Baker John Ksa1
August Belmont John ]. Mitohall
WsltsrP. Bliss E. D. Randolph
NV. Cannon Grant B. Schlsy
z. ]. Gross s. L. Schoonmsker
Rudulph Ellis John I. Waterbury
Amos Tuck French 3. 7. Wilson
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
Trust Companies.
Trust Companies.

Executor Trustee
Chartered 1922.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
Nos l6 l8, 20 & 90 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
LONDON,
18 BBhgate Sty Within 10 Hue de hloneleu
Letters Of Credit, Bills of Exchange, Gable Transfers
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

The following petitions In bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with clerk of the United States Dis
triCt Court: