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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-11-21

Attorney Darlington, one of the
most persistent prosecutors and pro.
Secutors of the labor movement.
who is now employed by the no
torlous union, hating, opcn-shop
Buck Store Co., Of st. Louis. is
out in fresh outburst of misrcp.
RESERVATIONS and malicious state
ments III regard to organized labor
But the thinking public will give
scant attention to the tool of , CON.
rern that is party to the raising
OF Il $1,000, 900 corruption fund
to stamp out organized labor and
ehSlaVe women and children.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-11-21

COMPARISON Will prove that there never was
Such an opportunity for the women of Charles
,oh ana surrounding towns to obtain Bargains
my 'ncSe. Our buyer spent the the past
patiently and succeeded in Securino, this fam
ouS STOCK The story is too long to relate here
in nuii-suiilclent to say that this purchase of
o"lS means the greatest Cloak. Suit. Waist
+l, 7Nl'1 bargain sale ever offered in Charles
% 40 matter what you see in any store you
can depend upon quality for onaIity. Won
can can puy 1t for less at Lasky,s. The facts are
we nope you Will investigate them
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-11-21

One thing about Il union, it
never becomes 0vcr-crowdcd M
union that was ever organized by
worklngmen but could always find
room for worthy applicants: and
There never was Il union that could
contain too many hustling, sensible
members.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-11-21

Higher ideals taught by Trade
UNIONS will give to the world a
new civilization. \ new MORNING
VIII dawn radiant with the splen-
doris of freedom and the children of
toll Will come into their inhcri-
lance.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1907-11-21

political reward bear false witness
against thy patriotism.
10. Thou shalt not covet a
public Office which thou art not fit
to fill.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
EXPORTS BADLY PACKED.
Warning Issued to Shippers on
Southern Steamship Lines.

With view to encourage better packing of
goods intended for the Central and South American
markets the attention OF shippers is called TO de
fects IN this direction by the Panama Railroad &
Steamship Line. the Royal Mail Steam Packet Com
pany and the United Fruit Company's steamship
line, which concerns have issued circular letters
TO shippers the subject
One OF the most prominent in the South
American export trade said yesterday:
Insecure packing, boxing and baling has come to
be regarded by South Americans national
fault and is of the chief stumbling blocks in
export trade. Many South American ports lack
the discharging facilities usually found in Europe
and other countries. where harbors are deeper and
vessels land goods directly docks. Where
cargoes discharged with lighters lying alongside
the ship in open roadsead ii is difficult TO avoid
breakage OF fmsy wooden cases, and as the steam
ship companies always protect themselves by
clauses in their bills CT ladng against damages OF
this character the shipper or consignee has no
redress. Again, the rough handling of packages
by the unskilled labor employed in that kind Of
work should be guarded against both as regards the
package itself and its contents. Even when the
goods landed in good condition at the ports
the subsequent carriage over rough mountain roads
TO the interior often causes damage, unless the
| packages are securely baled OF cased-
| British and other European exporters pays con-
siderably more attention than most Americans to
proper packing with the result that they sell their
goods abroad, even when, quality and price COM
| pared, Yankee wares are as good or better
The following issued by the three steamship
| companies referred 10:
European manufacturers have learned by expe-
| rience that adequate packing is an excellent IN
Sestment contents reach destination IN gooo
shape whereas American manufacturers are neg
lectful in packing for export, the detrment Of
merchants transportation companies and the man
ufacturers themselves. We ask the cooperation OF
all shippers and consignees in an effort to dlmnlsh
frau packing as is their benefit as well as to
that OF the transportation lines, have shipments
/ delivered in good condition
II was said the offices of the Hamburg-Anler1-
| cen company's Atlas service that packages TOO
! fran 10 hold contents or not in a condition to
| stand necessary handling during the voyage would
| be refused.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29

gns ar 5 in IN GS hdon ah sF TsRs lost a points o Se
York closing at 55oa5. .eoc and was 2s Cd lower
in London Where it closed & at 1 i' on1 1N sSd a 6
and Cleveland warrants at Ss Local prices Tbe5 TeTf
s2i 25Gs22 90 No foundry Northern $50 7oas21 20;
tiacaes at the Produce Exchange dun and without
Standard foundry grades are quoted as
follows: September. October November and December
fairly good steady market noted and syrups
Ts fHt @@,st rans 5he S
l9c fair 1877 good 2a2eG PRIME o2oo rr iS
fair 15q15c good 1920 prime 2ogSc la fancy & ssa sn S
re lower ndsq bear b T prssre and in sympathy
cotton and hog products sales S9 Agsus 4 az S
4c 100 December al II 7c and 100 January al vas re-
R2Tted in w pTff % s'fas' bbs
SHk N York For 10 Soc Phiiadepha 10 SOC. water white New
is & Sc WetsT coTroNsEEp T9iis Sf5S5 o1Frine %
teber. 4o42s prime sumner ysil3w 53 S}ob sP0{ - q
e No1esT s44c 4ia4ls; s5 JangaF og ct
summer Yellow 4qs2e Whit 6oc SD PrimT n wntsF Ta
4sm44c: out Of town raw 42a48c; Calcutta raw 1oc'
pacs2s deer Ts hsF spOeF ssS
Td on easier 6caeo Iecepts W We're 5000 for
ThuTa 3he WeS & GO PoRK seady quoted s 7Sg
fa g s12 He.s sh0,s s. 6sso saF slf 5a@ aSGsl m
s9s oS 80 sHtya s Ras @asG ss So SBRsgD HOGS
rT quoted asqns sc $50 r Z 2sf R R s6 6ees les
c,ia< o,oted Smoking, 13G G1312c; 10 ~ x ID
lie: il n 10ac picked hams steady quoted I[%
TaiT0W barely steady; citv. 6ls r6+c country
LARD easv quoted: Middle Western; prime 'aa
sn1b America 10 1Oc Continent 96oc Brazn kegS.
@ So uoed oeo s54aSi4c city lard stearine 1e9 gIlS
Rif-EERustness fairly active locally nul ratHer
c,e+ at Southern points but all markets were quit
stas6v in tone Quotations follow Dorles'ic
s93Xo: ordinary 4d44c; fair. - f5c sood
65L o. prime 5hQ5Ac; choice. 5G64c; Japan
sSbisc. Patna fair 57sG6Hc: Rangoon and baSseiHh
5G5ac ,..,..u.a-.s =. snacfaI interest
:, tbe market refined Trade was Qet' ne
,naertone about steady and prices unch ansed
iovnF are list prices subject to rebate OF ~ poI
erd discount Of for cash seven GAYS
dnn,tnos 25c. Eagle tablets 72oc cut loaI ana
x a 535c: cubes. 52oc; 49, posu.i
Sisc Eagle powdered and EagIe 5 f,Iit
sr 25c: powdered. coarse powdered aIo
,era5 and Eagle and extra fne Eranuated
EagIe n cartons Of granuisted 9c z n peS =, uy
90 AZ n hays DO 25c 10 bags 60. 5c 10 p oaEs
a. I.c q and so bags do. 9Uc; Eagte IN
etan5ard Franulated diamond A. 2c; 20.
a & So-- No l. SOC; Nos and T. a-L9oo' 20: n o
.1 e5c, No soc: I. 4.55c: No s., a5oc; No
s- NJ 10 35c: No II. 4.3oc; No y 23c; N, 10
co.. Nos Il Is and 16. 415c. At the Unltel 80,
ras+ yraak MEETINGS increased 5000 tons
AZ ZOO tons against 40 900 tons the same tIne az 90
at ports last week "eIs 11e
80 ron7Dered with 1911 the previous week enc 7
iast year The stock is 2s4 29o IONS -ra
week and 2oSto Its,
iraI market for raw about steaov aa 40 S
s ana 1uet with duty paid prices quoted as Lo
,.-re Ten+-lfjgal a6 test. 1920: muscoVA9u. -
q 90 and rnoasses sugar. SO test o3c ne s.
market beet sugar was = a. ~ O"''' ~
and Sentenber quoted at 9s 111-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Aug 2s-The wheat market was weak
and strong by turns to-day. but the hnal quotations
left prices easy and for September &c lower Germ
was down &c. Oats were off &c. Provisions were
&c to 25c lower
The wheat market opened weak because OF heavy
selling by commission houses, which was based
upon lower cables and the large accumulation in
this city grain. Elevator interests made
an especial point of pounding the September option
Later the market rallied reports that the cana
dian Northwest had experienced another freeze ard
statements that the Russian wheat crop dis
ttnctly disappointing After hardening somewhat
on these reports the market eased off on state
rlents that the export demand had ceased and then
rallied again on the denial OF this report The mar
ket found support all sharp declines ana the
bears sold readily every bulge. During the lat
ter part the day the market was u seesaw afair'
the range, however, being marrow Inc close was
easv September opened S4c TO 1sc lower at os9c 10
ec sold between s9sc and sl1sc, and closed at $1oc
Clearances Of wheat and -four were equal to 2si'c"
bushels Primary receipts $1,000 bushels,
against $4,000 bushels the same date last year
Minnea polls Duluth and Chicago report receipts OF
2sS cars against 25l cars last week ana oo cars one
year ago ,,.-.
The corn market opened weak on general selling
bv commission houses. The same interest that SOLD
heavily the outset bought on the decilhe' ana
nr,ces rallied sharply. The greater part of the early
loss was recovered. but the market closed easy ana
nc lower The offerings from Nebraska were IN
creased to-day because of the heavy rains In that
state during the last twenty-four hours September
corn opened 11c lower at 5ssc. sold between Ss9sc
and soc and closed at 5ssc Local receipts were ioA
cars with 81 Of contract grade
Trade in oats was dull and the market followed
tho trend Of wheat and corn. Cash oats were lc 10
% rover and there was less demand than for sew
araI davs Fair speculative buying was made on
the decline September opened sc TO 7sc lower at
.a :, saiIc sold between sg7sc and 5olac and closed
a, soc Local receipts were 2S6 cars
packers sold January provisions in fair amount
throughout the day. and this. together win some
aa1ziny zales and the weakness OF grain. caused a
decline AT tie close September pork was on Z9c
a, e.. 7-iL Lard was down &c at ss KIDS were Zoc
n &c lower at IS go 10 IS 55 ~
,.t,ated rereipts for tomorrow are: Wheat. ll0
norn "a cars: oats 22S cars; hogs. 1000 head
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
ALIEN NAY HAVE B4CkER
Lazcger Not Alone in Fight to Wipe
Out Curb Market.

Curb brokers expressed the opinion yesterday
that James 4 Allen. a lawyer. OF No 30 Nail
street was not alone in his efforts 10 suppress
the curb market, but was being backed oS one
Of the commercial exchanges Mr.. Allen how
ever saws he brought the Injunction proceedings IN
the SUorerne Court in his individual capacity as
t1xpaver Officials connected with the new security
serartraent Of the Produce Exchange denied that
they were interested in the movement against the
curb market and pointed out that many of the curb
brokers were members Of their organization
The Stock Exchange authorities refused 10 say
Yesterday what their attitude would be IN the
curb market was done away with, but several OF
the curb brokers said they were confident that they
would have the support Of the big board. espe-
ciaIIv r the Commercial Exchange. that they be
lieve 70 be back OF the movement 10 wipe them
cut listed too many stocks that have market
the curb
While there was uneasiness among some OF the
curb members the proceedings in the Su-
rrerne Court. others were Of the opinion that more
good than evil might result from the movement
against the curb market they believed that II
would lead the formation OF regular organi-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29

COTTON-New crop months made a new high record
for n the market to-day. but the
market later realizing and closed easy
at net o 10 points Sales FOR the day
600 bales The opening was barely
az OF points 70 decline or points
being due slightly lower Liverpool futures
Offerings not heavy, however. ana
market right after the opening renewed
bull support which seemed To be due TO
brsh crop reports concerning conditions Of the
Mississippi River continued talk OF better demand
OF the old which was colored to
by the large spot sales in the English mar
ket selling UP 10 233c for October and l. 3tc
about points net higher. the mar
under the realizing and selling for turn
by lowest
session Southwestern Cotton Buyers As
sociarior condition of Texas and
6o against 75 cent last month
So per last year Habershan King. one OF the
well known crop authorities. reported the effect
deterioration west OF the
Miesiss the crop not IN a
position ast thirty These various reports
early IN connection with the
regarding the position nearby options and tho
possibility greater revision by the Exchange in Sep
teuber has been discounted
The range OF contract prices the local market
day follows
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

7,
COFFEE-It the first September notice day IN the
coffee market liquidation and switching
had evidently the outstanding interest 70 sia
reported that notices Tor ofIy apod1
bags issued and were stopped by strong IN
light notices and steadness OF me
European impaired healthy undertone TO the
local market close steady at net advance
OF 5GlO the day reported OF abou
43 G0O bags. opening steady at an advance OF
advance OF Y franc in the
French market There was some little
and eased off slightly under hqudatlon ont
the offerings heavy and during the later
trading recovered the loss covering and
huying by trade Havre reacted partly during
her later session. closed franc net higher ana
Hamburg unchanged to Il pfenng higher
Brazilian markets we're unchanged Sac Paulo re
little heavier than recently
compare very buishly with last years
figures. The weather the state OF Sac Paulo con
favorable being cloudy in three and fine in two
sections Receipts at the two ports were 1000 bags
IS 600 bags for the day last year The
for spot coffee quiet with quotations on the
6Sc Rio No Z
The range prices in the local market to
day foil
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.
The Iron Age" says

The Iron age says
The principal anxiety Of producers Of iron and
is that of collections and these appear 10 be
the more tisfactory the closer the buyer is 10
the railroad interests The financial situation is
dominating industry, yet there are surprisingly
few cancellations. and deliveries OF material are
taken right along and many cases of urging ship
nents are cited. Current consumption Is still
very heavy and promises TO continue so for many
months TO come, but in those branches OF the @
trade which have enjoyed the greatest advances
there is deadlock between buyers and sellers over
prices fo- future delivery, and the markets are
decidedly weak
The great majority Of sellers are not forcing the
market for instance IN foundry pig iron, but
there are sufficient number. particularly In the
territory east OF tie Allegheny Mountains ana
north of the Potomac, 10 cause cruInbllng away
Of prices There is little doubt that sls IoF NO,
Foundry Lehigh Valley furnace would be ac-
cepted good sized lots to satisfactory custom
This has attracted some little buying, and
has brought out scme fair Inquiries.
A somewhat significant transaction is reported
IN the steel trade A leading interest has just
bought 5000 billets abroad for importation:
be rolled into export products and thus admit OF
securing the drawback Of SO per cent OF the ou'S
Of ssZ2
The MancllurIan business in steel rails. which
is much larger than is generally suspected, is not
yet closed. Is understood that the baltimore &
Ohio and the Norfolk & Western railroads have re-
served a large tonnage for next year, sup!ec' 10
Specifications 10 he settled upon later on.
A moderate amount Of new business has been
booked by the structural mills For the GARY
works s.ge tons been let, while the NoTtheFi
Central has ordered ZOO tons of bridge work The
Maryland Steel Company was the lowest biooer on
The three piers in this CITY, for which A'v" iohs
OF structural steel will be required
Ii TIE lighter lines CT rolling mill pfooucts -, Ee"
business not large and the works are catching
sr On deliveries that the last or the premiums
are otsSppeartns- Advances IN most OF these pioe'
A1ts Curing the iate boom AGve been so houeta'e'
comparatively rDeak,ns. that no serious declines
ake looked Tor.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29

local ~ @ @ for 95,s sRGt Go1ton .a steady @ I pat 30 IN
niadiing Gulf sales 100 bales Southern spot markets
bsSgS a ia SaVarIh stead and nc higher al
l3sc; sales LIPS bales. Charleston and Wilmington
bales Baltimore nominal and unchangea at ls..e Lit
steady unchanged &c: sales haIes New or
Augusta steady unchanged l4c. sales IS bales
Cotton Exchange speciai LiverToo cables spot cot
and e105 9 AVssaD Soo a eoePs ss o 9sss
at g2ns oosea Ia s'sqay at ns
ber 08f september~0ctobef 6eoisd October Ndyen-
Der. os3d November peceut-r. e7sd: December Janq-
G75tsd. Mareh-April cred: April May. 67elsd: May
pfiees 2te asked cheek Business ''' DD'
with business quiet sales we're confined chiefly to spng
grades The following are prices quoted or the New
stTaights s4as4 25 winter patents 81 2,S4 10 spring
oaE He iaeT s. iGa@s 90 RYE FuR stead auoed
f%RN%EhL steady: quoted: Kiln dried 50 .5a$8 10
BAG MEAL hr ggeted d. Fine white and yeon 81 3"
fady @ & Western 81. m & s a So 500 sndf9 m @ qa
s2a bb s24 s"as2S sacks iddIihg s24 5o4s5o red
dog $50 homny chop. So so bulk s26 20 sacks: oil
eH7 GW%HaEAS-rhe wheat market was an Irregular
prices and two decided movementsthe first Of which
daon of setenber was feature Of the opening 6real,
in all domestio markets being supplemented by reports
neapos declines in Continental markets outside OF
Ing that the market was heavily overlooked room
% eGi vent M sno5 tier sr fn aa st quite
situation midday and was
precpitated by reports of in the Canadian
and very bullish regarding the Rus
sian the local short interest
prices quickly recovered their loss
considerably beyond the
night. New York closing partly nc net hgner.
a good -four trade in the Northwest. partly
export but important foreign demand Tor wheat
line amounting TO only Is loads IN ali po
ston Troonlhall cablcd that Russian shippers Wers
bulish view regarding the wheat crop
cables unchanged to nd higher
Berlin f4c lower budapest 1c lower The cash
market in New York was quoted follows: No red
este elevator and 9914c afoat; No Northern n
Duluth. 81 14a, and No hard winter 81 Oo4- o
anoat CORN-Commisson houses were heavy seIlers
Of and che bear crowd har1nefrd
prjces offerings and better weather
belt Prices declined over 10
n pressure. but were later rallied ny
small for TO morrow and the afternoon
seahipess in Speculative trade in the local mar
ket was unusually active the feature being break OF
2c bush December under stop loss seiliT,K Liver
pool quoted Nd net lower No corn nee closea
and &C b afioat: no : white. nec
ana No ? yellow 691zc ahos OATs-.There seemed
TO JeEsp pressure market thah IN ottei
GAINS and prices while lower aid fully share the
heaviness Cash oats locally were ease''
ing as follows: 26 to u n &c natural "I,s
70 TO 80 NJ ses7c clipped white 81 70 40 ~ o
6s9c RYE-Aiarket firm: NO = western o7' 'O'i'iia'
O II New York for new
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
VERDICT IN LOST BULLION CASE.

Denver. Aug. 2&-The federal jury in the Lost
Bullion mine found mixed verdict last night
On two OF the counts charging fraudulent use OF
the mails all the defendants were found guilty
two being recommended TO clemency- On three
other counts charging conspiracy TO defraud ny
the use of the mails all but two were found gulity
The defen dants were c. /. BIackman. A. Knae-
bes R c Hunt Arthur I,evan. c H. Lawrence,
u P. Pinlus and Edward Sebben, of Denver; w
B. Cameron, of Boulder Col. and George D Du-
bois and Lee Dubois. of Silver City, y. NJ
F'nkus and Hunt found guilty on the hrst
two counts hui recommended for cIemency, and
were acquitted on the second charge.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
OTHER MARKETS-SY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati 2S.-HOGS-Narket lower butchers
and shippers SIS 70lFS6 25qS6 so CATTLE
Market steady fair TO good shippers. 50 Soe
81; common 81 25Q$S % SHEEP-Market steady at S4 70
ass 90; lambs Steady at S4HS7 90
Fast Tufsalo Aug 2S-CATTLE-Re 80 head
market easier; prime So 2Sgs IS EEALS
active and steady HOGS
Receipts market fairly active. pigs &c higher
Others steady: heavy pigs 81 so: roughs
S. 5OaS5 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 800 head;
steady: lambs S5c higher: lambs.
Sb 56Is7 35 vearrgs 81 1885 wethers IS 50Gs5 70:
ewes 5OTS5: sheep, mixed. 81 5ofoS5 %
SEATTLE Receipts ABOUT zZ-Vuc
head: market hest steady. others iun Common %
3OTS4 So. heifers. $50
S. rs: bulls 50 40qs5 calves. S}gSI so: sockers ana
feeders 50 +0GS5 HOGS-Recepts about 5000 head:
market ga iOr lower: heavy shipping So 1886 20
fight butchers Sc 45Gs6 SO; light MIXED So fsb so
packing - 5OdISS TO- pigs
s5 5H7s6 so bulk OF sales. So 90GS6 - STIEEP-Re-
market for best steady others
dull sheep IS sOQS6 85; yearlngs s. 75aS6 So lambs
Sc 5NRST 30
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool Aug. 2s---CIosing: WfEAI-IsPot 30 : Tsd
" 4fsd December Is 7ssd: March, IS SID; CoRN-
snot American mixed. new. stock; Old northern
steady at 5s 8%d: futures quiet: septeWoey eS I'D
fletcher 81 3%d PEAS-Canadan firm at os ID ELOSR
Winter patents steady at 27s Cd HGPIn L2ndoa 45}
mess quiet az Sd. PORK-Prime mess Western steady
Mt Sos HAMSShort cut u 10 no ~ easy az %
~ 20 30 10, quiet at 9ls snort
;h 16 10 "a H. steady 54s long clear middes Esht
at SIS: do heavy. S5 20 40 10 dull az
s short clear hacks 10 % ~ dull az AIS sd clear
at 4es. SHOULDERS Square
II TO IS n weak at 34s sd. 1AIsI-Prne Western In
steady az Sd American refined IN pals,
steadv at 45s -C'anad9n finest white new;
pas eI 90 ePOsfSHCommon steady lis AID PErRO-
rsi 9s Re6ned steady at I'd. IINSEED olI-Steady at
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
CONTIGUOUS RELIEF PLAN IN FORCE.
Treasury Begins Distribution of Public Funds
TO Relieve Money Stringency.

Washington. Aug. 81 H Edwards Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury. returned TO Washington
to-day from New York, where he had q conference
with Secretary Cortelyon the matter Of the dis
tribution public funds relieve the money
sringency the fall moving Of the
The plan outlined by Secretary CortelyOn some
DAYS ago viii be carried out, and il is understood
that the deposits will be made weekly for period
OF FIVE weeks. The amount of the deposits and
the banks IN which they 10 be made will not be
stated The deposits for the present week have
fee1
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
DELEGATES TO COTTON CONGRESS.

Manchester, Aug. 2s-One hundred and seventy
delegates representing Lancashire spinning and
Manufacturing companies. have already been chosen
o attend the conference Of cotton growers and
manufacturers at Atlanta October 10 9 II is
pected that the English delegation will exceed
hundred members
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
TO SELL FAR RocKAwAY PLOTS.

buy Far Rockaway lots auction will be on
Labor Day. when Joseph 2. Day viii sell to the
highest bidders at absolute sale twenty-one sea-
shore plots. comprising 12e lots. at Ostend' Far
Rockaway The tract adjoins the kuloT and
Tackap ponsha hotels and has all city improve
rnents It is owned by the Banister Realty Com
pany OF which Maxinlilian Morgenthau and Sam
rel E Jacobs are members. The sale will be held
at 1870 O'Clock on the premises
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
4pQrtment Hotels.

A DvERrIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received their Uptown once. No 1884 Broadway
s6th and 37th sts. until ocock m Advsr-
ttsements received following branch ocss
ular ONCE o'clock viz: "a sth ave-
s. e. 23d I53 9Th 18th 90 East IAsh
ST.: 257 42d between 7th ard sth aves-: 262
West I25th Sd between 18th and 77th
1925 Sd ave. near 61st ST.: 170e ls s9th ~
IS7 East 125th st.: 7Ss fremont sy~s - svN
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29

HAY AND STRAw-HAY-Good to prime hay moves
readily the late lines of rates. All common new or
Prime large bales 100 n 81 25; No 81 2oGs1 22s;
033sI 10 No g. eocGS1. shipping. s0soc; clover
mixed. s0cds1 10; clover clear s0a90c- S'RAW-Long
fairly steady at 55Q7oc 100 M oat and wheat
Receipts of hay and IN reported at
New York to-day: Hudson River Railroad. $50 Erie.
45O Pennsylvania. so; Lehgh Valley 10; Baltimore &
Ohio e0 Central of New Jersey Io river boats. lao;
total. 1.250 tons; xscsipts Of straw. 70 tonA