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New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July 22.-The reported appearance Of
hsek rEst n the wheat Aelds Of North Dakota
ceasee strong wheat market here to-day. the
seplerS5er delivery closing at net gain OF 1i.c.
Iorn Is up izc 10 sc, sc and provisions SC
&c 70 PIC
The reports Of black rust formed the chief source
q strength IN the wheat market. but there were
claer factors The Liverpool market. which had
osea weak al the opening OF the Chicago Exchange.
became strong and closed firm. Reports of rain IN
ne Southwest indicated delay 70 harvesting opera
1eAs and there talk Of small yields Of winter
Rhest Trading during the last half OF the session
We active. The market opened quite weak, but
sesee strong with prices near the high point Of
ls cay September opened 5sc 10 nc 70 &c to 1zc
I'VE al s's4c 70 &c. sold of S0-sc and advanced
= S1sc The close s27sc 70 923zc. Clearances
= = wheat and -four equal TO 800 bushels.
--s amount On passage decreased 695 600 bushels.
-Ae visible supply decreased 1900 bushels. Pri-
-Sy receipts $40, 900 bushels. against 1s4sOOo
s.sAeis OF the corresponding day last year. Min
Ess-poAs' Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
year ago.
me corn market was weak early In the day be-
s--Ss q The excellent weather for the new crop.
5f sentiment became bullish on account Of the
-SAs1 OF wheat and report that large areas Of
- - are under water IN the Southwest. The mar
-. G Goteo strong, near the high price OF the day.
,ssI'Det opened &c 70 &c lower at 6llsc 10 5ltsc,
1aeeo 70 5l%c and closed bissc TO 51zc. Local
ospA were % cars. including q OF contract grade.
ys@ opened weak. chiefly because Of the good
,..s .sAs weather. Later the oats market rallied
or. eiaer grain and closed strong. September
s-uel &c 10 nc lower at 27sc 20 S7zzc sold at
- sne advanced 70 Sszc. The close was at 3SEsc.
"a receipts were Iis cars.
H s'4s4ons were firm because OF higher prices for
q. t9ss. The feature Of the market was buying
s,sa $50 ~ packers. At the close September pork
- 1p &c a. Ss SPY. lard i0c 10 I21kc at 50 2z1 and
ec 10 TIC at 1915.
e,e~alsted receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 81
t' SO cars; oats, ls5 cars; hogs 1000 head
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE New York. July q 1907
80 was on moderate prices showed con
rr-.e stteedliess Tee opening unchanged To 10
Its ana the market closed practically the initial
het Unchanged 70 points higher Sales for the Ga
reported OF 20 hO bags. TIE advance was due TO
SCltLhasa gains In foreign and a renewed IL
-9'lC IToh trade Interests scattered buying
.or The account OF investors shorts In spe ~
S-st 20 oe largely Tor European advance
I-@S no" extended 70 matter Of between and 20
points as compared with the prices quoted toward
re enc OF June and probably increasing conf
ehCs On tne part OF the trade now that tho
!9laz,lan government instead attempting 70 Increase
us already heavy holdings, has merely placed itself In
Ioston 70 hold its coffee indefinitely and smaller
brazilian receipts suggest the moderate
loea, although II ts stu
JGoge the yield by the daily week lust
ehaed the Brazilian movement only lsI, 900 bags
against ZfbOro bags for the week and
24Soec bags two years Meanwhile warehouse de-
lFeTies running fun this season u the year and
me market Tor spot conee quiet quotations
ie basis OF enc for Rio No. = rrhouse
!lFeFles IN the United 10
bags against ee. 66o last and year
the former amount New York reported bags The
weekly Brazil clsarances and shipments ship
states and 5000 for Europe Santos cearances 2s OD
bags including $4,000 10 the United States
70 Europe Santos shipments, $4,000 bags Of which
zs coo were for the United and 26S Europe
Bahia weekly receipts 900 stocl.
IS 1900 bags. Clearances Germany 21O 10 the
rest OF Europe 300 bags The
the aggregated lsC0 bags against 276000 last
and 243 0Oo ysars
The range OF contract prices IN the local
day as follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


yr.N-C AN-D pEAs-The market Is sim ruling
6,,Ii Exporters to hand SLOWLY ana mere
was very little Jobbng trade Prlces are not caanBed
enJ mere Is a generally steady holding ~ fine goods
anu Tst7 Nc nnIroC choice per bushel s. OJ
do common good 81 81 s.; ~ tne6llu n
n cJce 81 G5; do 10 good, 81 5o4$I 90 30
II TO white kidney. choice ,'V0S- 20 40 fsg
kidney choice, 50 80 50 49 do black turtle soup ana
ca 55 IN So 90; PEAS Scotch 1905 choice " %
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day. GAIA pkgs The slight
decline which occurred Saturday was followed by
further crop Of II q lc to-day and the market IS IN
an IInsettled condition The latest advance strained
the position buyers largely withdrew, so that II
seemed necessary get on lower basis before bust
nFgSial quotation was lowered to-day 25c for
extra creamery the business the street
buyer and the closeness OF the grading Other
qualities range downward from 25c TO zoe for very
Inferior state dairy Is little easier and renovated
is X lower with slow business. Factory ana packing
stock holding up pretty well. We quote: Creamery,
extras 9s to % score per 10. 253s G2sc CMercante
"a y a DC do seconds 20 g2so: do thirds 2oa2Ic:
state dairy tubs fancy "a y 2oc; do good prime,
% f24c. do common 10 fair 2092 do imi-
2Siac do frsts. q u g22c; do seconds. 2oQ21c do
thirds ls919c do Western factory. nrsts. II 2lhc:
40 seconds l9G20c: thirds. 1Sc; do packing stock
No l. 2OIsc; 10 . ~ a zoe do No 3. II a lsc.
CFIF,FF-Receipts to-day. 5i1 boxes Country prices
continue comparatively high and while
voices liberal holders are inclined 70 remain nr9 in
ne - views more especially Tor fancy small colored
am cream cheese and change made in the Of
Ncal quotations Small white cheese continues slow sale
large cheese is in light supply and col
es works out dealers Large white greatly
ncgiacted FINE skins demand and steady but
bger GRADES slow Liverpool cable: Canadian
Ss FOR and for wnite old 67s for coored
ana sSs for white We quote; state tull eTea eoiored
1psc: do large white best l2Ac; do large and small
fair TO good 1IA Gl2e do inferior sAGlO34c5 10 gh
skins ebe half dd skins do eat common 3.@4aS
EGG5Recspts to-day s.Ios cases TIE market IL
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23

n. local oarke, for spot quiet and steady,
Win pFeeS m aissige Gulf sales iO7 bales delivered
q e9n5sS' @ 600 soSs Sass Ass5s qust uneaas
!Shg sales aas ialss Memphis quiet unchanged
isc sales bales Houston STEADY gns6Ange@f IA at Nc Nc
Ie nominal Al I2j4c savannah steady unchang&ea & az
!2s !asSy WbchahEed at 18S4c Baltimore nominal IN
changed u sae Ais1Sta quiet al i8Mo L4ttis
RocR steady unchanged at 12<e o,,1es-snot cotton
stea2er sales 5Ooo bales secula23n ana Dsb9 fSP S9d
american 5CP2 1 it Steady at points decline closed
St but s,sasg ft s7is qt qSi
SIS nd; eS'9g: 3
sys ss9,s ss5a Msan: saod
dun and irregular cloths 0fsf' ''
FLOUR AND was .,sSss gS!st 9q h. ooW iRe
steadier without & 42odace Exchange spring
ing prices Sass ass S. winter sraghts s. s2st 5 "a g. e.
qss g ssSs aP,as sB oqss ssoes 20
RYE FLOUR & del, 29o'e6ao 90 e6oRNmEAk hr: quoted KIN Kiln
dea s daiz dSs aSe a. MEah adsrss sssfi a FEED
quiet but sF idding SIS CO. & s2s @ S2
sD.Es . 81 Co. all July shipment coo s 6 Ss So red dog
Ss2a in ssss aSap s2a 8 in bulk s24 10 in sacks oil
meal me $40, .or. Of black rust In Mime;
bS North Dakota turned The eesfS short time had
shorts the Jump s wiin ADVANCE take place
close Of satprdsy had sustained early period
o9t m sakaess during which ans IN chicago
get SOLO the SUBSEQUENT buying n chicago
erber UP 90 81 here ahG was occasoned by very
init@abIe weather in all parts o S md son loss selling
day s. houses There was -oyed an i'm
throusn short selling. which ater ~ narlSet
aggresst in the upward tendency @i practieaiiy
liverpool rallied & ais9 1 Paris advanced 5Glo points
net 1ss per bushe lower h ana TnnpoP and
lower RhbIv have attracted only little noS9
won!a been heavily oVersola hIte eat
not me Declines advess from of nw Wheat
states Of the mostly august s'p
wsTs While the reports fro. era ahsa so badly 1caked
other hand, would be possible Ior co rmc Tbs
yet 81 4si 900 bushels in the VisDS be CORE
decrease oi buII point inasnucn ls Iot Ano
something OF last year there was an incresSe s eoo
doo5 bushels Ward's shipnenos week Tut the
900 bushels assage decreased 1880 0o9 gIshe Pstan
most psktne winter wheat condition ,,r loads and
wheat s2. Export busnesy @ Work was quoted follows
ths sasn nns ssne elevator and s7ho ah"a'' NJ
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23

49, 49, las n a. s. III 6uttsEs. 17o n. a, 81 so 80 o.
a, s e = aEn9s e 2s $50 vsas 13s y IS Cd d. ls1 n
i o. i2s n "a at S. 3 a. e. + iii II % d0 Is, 2s Z, At g 5o
1og 3.if;s n Al s. %: s. Do. 141 n. s.
n at ss sS SFg9' 7s 3 = GO Sa7 3 vsa' $50 y So Do
759 6uf'sTks re sa n 81 50 d. $50 q al 81 i2
- 35n al s. ? * Ne-sqa: ~ ysaIs I4e % IS DO rs
u 60 100 il Do 10 n az at IS IS 8 E. s:,s! az s..
III sI s. ID at - So IS d. 1ss n at 81 Is; 81 a. I2T
n5s5 9rss &c IA L D:s6sek = &C 1s vs AZ n al s. 5o 70
~ at 81 a. 2 70 p At 8 So 1s6 huttsr-izs I53
1s = y" 9Ss = "a, 8 C.; IL yeals 155 n s. s. do
Judd 3 CO ss vea 70 i AZ = %; g. l59 n AZ 8 so
20 d. la p AZ IS S5 a. ' = 90 Ia2 n a. ss -:
a, g. euIis 2 u. 81 SO: . but5srrailks ii rS
a. s. ssPafEs S5 +; y +3a s: yssl; l:a n 14s p
70 10 Do l p at So 81 Do 40 n at So 70 but.err.Ss
s ls5@o? a. ss viai' - d n at IS s g & 81 s. 40
1's n. at 81 So % DO eos n. at $ IS caves
OF SG%ton CO.: SO Ohio calves, ESQ % IS; 50 d.
SHEEP AND LAMss-Receip,s were 80 cars o.
local siaughtsrers and IS for the market r1akiuS
@ h s 2ss58 90 s 50 0R Res sf sss1 M AZ 5 Jersey
70 15c love- oaSISIS t me sn1 GaoLee lambs 10
20 to S'e lover The bulk ot the offerings we're below
hour. Common 70 prime sheep sold IS 80 per 100
.: KsntqgEy sgs Dressed mutton S1ss2a stsae
1oc dressed lambs slow at 10I2lse; genera ~, 1a
sais.ITex'on s CG ls2 Virginia lambs II n a7sT-
u 70 81, I9T %. -. 81 100 40 s. n a. a. 75
IA do SO n. at So 80; 1913 81
tucky do % n az 81 50: 2I4 DO 81 30. fs8 20
80 n az 90 215 TO- 6S -, 81 21s Tennessee 40 81
r. at s. 50 Tennessee sheep 105 n at s. S3 10 IN
n AZ 81 do. 13O 70. az So 80. virginia Do Is N a.
- = . Kentucky do o. n. at s. 80; bucks 100 70.
Tobn shannon: 121 Kentucky lambs u - A. s. So
246 virginia Dc a y. 81 do IS n az s.. II
Pennsylvania do, Il 10 81; 23I sheep 20 ~ a.
s. 5 las do. So n. IS 50. do e5 - a. - IS 30
81 -0' ~ -
Kerns Commission Company: 2ts Kentucky lambs. IS
r. At 81 75; S2 DO Il -. at 81 20: 2l9 DO 7s n a.
81 10 20 do rs n at s. 10 go do rs . 81 rs 22O
Do - 2 At 81 s2A SOI do Ts n at 81 90; 231 d. II
10 az 50 IS %T do y 70 az 50 70: 227 virgtnia 90 "a
$50 do IS n 81 246 DO - - 81 ~
Mcpherson Co: 245 Virginia lambs II n a. 81 as
e25 So n. ST S5; 249 West Virginia q, q - a.
81 60 20S Ohio do s5 n, SO IS DO 50 n a. 81 5O
Virginia sheep IA y. at IS. -
Judd & Co; 24S Virginia lambs "a p. SIS 50: 10
Kentucky culls SO n, at 81 75 yearnEs a. ~
at 50 so s. state sheep. SO 70 st s.; Kentucky buck
Fred 7 Kratz: 22s Virginia lambs II - at 81 Is; =
Virginia sheep. 1SO n. 81 so
So 80. - - -
G Curtis sou; state lambs IS y az ST: state
sheep ll5 n. at s. 80; DO 200 70 so; buck 100
N. AT S. 80
Andrew Mullen: state sheep. l4s n. at IS; DO 10
n. az 81.
HOGs-Receipts scts cars 7r $50 head snelua-
l0c higher choice medium light weights $50
25c higher Choice light per 100 n
Sales-CfeOrge & L & DLlenback: -
70 average, at 81 per 100 n
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23

as Heas 5ssdas is 6aF. ta 9 r das fs sa
narket 6s cars at Jersey City and 10 cars
@ gg s S co.s 9 aesy receipts stssT o declined ICo
and medium sradsss bulls in moderate supply
weak to Ioo easier; cows were slow and steady 70
shade lower Several cars Of cattle. including some
choice sold 81 40 SO IS per 100 N one car
shoc s. toas5 COWS 7o oua few S9i13a s4P
ST o a. $s D, Dressed p ;S beef IN fairly active demand
Tih some extra beef at IoNc: Texas beer at sisc
9pes d gpGrsq i've cattle lower at 11% 912%o per 70
ports from This port to-day or tomorrow
at So 70 per i m Il Sena2y 6 Its steers e. 125 G n average
n at Sc rs 10 Go G 100 90 10 10 at s. 90 10 o. 121s
s. 20 e. DO 5ose s. 90: Virginia DO l276
90 30 DO 1901 n at 81 75 do 1890 ro 20 a. i y 20 70
b II DO ii 10 ,o at s. - Is state lOe5 70 at s 90
n al g so DO i25 10 At 81 Co. do ss n at do 81 TO-
goo So S a, 'eit s o. D At 81 s. Il 10 x & do s
Newton & CO. is steers 1855 70 at So 90: Is 10
at Sc 90 IS ~ 1o @ - & do 3 Las M at g 81 5o Is DE- 1874 n
ISl ~ az 81 10 20 do Il67 70 at 65: % Pennsylva-
Kentucky 1928 n q s5 a5; d. 1858 n. at IS s. 90 o.
x e6 e. II is K Senssy sSs ss2 @ At is = 10 m at
e n At 81 T o 81 % d. 10 a5i 30 & at s q @ e. a a. s. & 10 s. do
ga To- 70 Virginia Do 1880 n at S6 40 20 1852 n
DO 1912 IS DO i2ai n at IS ao 80 a H. 81 l45 %
at s. 30 Is II Penh.yaana Gao ao ' DO 10 1915 St sg Is do Sa
Io25 n at $3.50 1 do. 100 n, at 81 %; DO, s5s
'aa s % S. @ state : sssr leS ,sGs S "a at :f i: a.
$50 n 50 -; do $50 10 SO 75 cows $40 n al
SO; do, 655 n, a 50 50
Tobin & Shannon: IL Kentucky steers 1871 n at
at s. 65 ~ do 1927 ~ at IS IS; bulls 7sO 10 at
J. Shamberg s / Ohio steer 1870 70 at So 90: 2
DO 1850 10 at sc 60 do 1410 n at So 40; do 1sO
at IS 20: COW 1900 o IS; do 1868 n. at 81 10
Kerns Commission Company: II Kentucky steers. 11eO
10 a IS so 30 Virginia do. 1896 n IS so
J G. curtis & Son; 6s bulls; 9s2 70 at 81; l. do.
is d6 TS1 70 at So 50: 2 do. 10 So 40: II do
81 SO: Il DO e26 n at So sS DO AGO 10 at 81 Is
So 90 DO $40 n. az So 7O COW 76O ro s4 / do
500 n. a So 40: do TO n. al 81 60
Andrew Mullen bull 1850 n. at 81 %; II do. $50 ro
at IS 20. / do. 100 ~ 81 so
at So 90. 100 n. at So -; and calf. SIS
Jeune Wright 4 Co: bulls 1910 n. at 81 TO- do
e45 o AZ 81: do s64 n. So so
John Ducey: 13 bulls $40 10. at s3 SIS; $50 n
d & L. s. DHenback: bull. 10 at g.
CAI.EES-Recepts 5.21+ head. including 4 4as
3 ass a Goth ola at
City There an active demand and veals firm
steady The pens cleared. Common choice veals
sold S. 50Ss rs per 100 10; culls and throwous
81 50IS5 10 choice butermils So T5GS4 sO
general sales s49s4 50 Dressed calves firm: city
TqI1i1c per 10; dressed butterrnilks at 7fec
Sales @ Curtis Son: 100 vesls. 155 70. So rs
per 2s1O do 40 10 az IS so: III 1870 n.
IS 374 10 do. 1856 ~ ss Is; 2ss do lao 10 s. 90
~ al 81 50; 10 DO. 40 10 at 81.
Andrew Mullen: 3 veas $50 ro at So rs: % do. 1873
at s. ssia So DO lsl n at s. 50; III DO rs n =,
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23

CoTToN-The cotton market was very firm turing the
late trading to-day. and closed firm advance of
"a points Saes fox The day were reported or est-
mated 100000 bales The opening steady
cline ot 89 points and during the frat hour the market
o G decline points under press
which chiefly against august and
scattering Liquidation The forecast showers parts
belt relieved aIprehensioas OF dry. hot
weather 10 extent but The eastern belt forecast wa
generally and In
and central sections o. the belt said TO be high
The rallied Saturdays finals these reports
an g very quiet middle session became
mated toward close private wires
claiming exceedingly temperatures during middle
day IN these sections and TFecictEg bulish
By reports market
seemed b. supported by covering by the bear Clique IN
closed the best prices u tho day
leader his monthly
crop report indicating Improvement IN condition since
the 18th Of 81 per Should the gov
report Ike improve he points out
at condition about -
just about the 'enyear average and he says
from him believes that the
prospect Yield I"rhars the largest
acreage ever planted Arrivals Of 10000 bales
ported from this morning making about 10000
bales brought back far this and
the fear o. tenders old months is one OF the
factors.
The range contract prices IN the local market to-
"A. WE 2 falloMs.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

y ~ Jnly 22.-closins: wREAT-spot quiet;
hzsc: sepsrsFn winter Is IA futures steady: July
fs.arsss' s's Cried qqet. 6s; old northern steady 30
hopE-E. Hslst. July nominal September Ss St.
"a PEIs -onaon tPscihc Coast steady. f2 i0sG fs
Istsrts se'II ss.EEdiAE firm, es Sc. FLOUR-Wintsr
aaAEs-Ehoqs HFFns =, mess western quiet s2s Ga
istsaasd 2s 70 20 n. STEADY. s2a Cd short rib
z 81 fs hsn 5zd Cd; long clear middies. light. 2s
stsesy -. oes long clear middles heavy IS 10 40
=. "a siesT snort eieeE backs. le 20 20 ~ steady
en- : J. g . n STEADY sss a. LIRp"Prime West.
sss ss srra' .s. steady 4ss 90: American refined in
seNs ttescy - &c CHEEEE-csna6fan finest white.
- cILs g. Canadian rnest ooiored. new. steady,
SS,kiscon.rearr' '.ssn STEADY, ehc lnseed easy 2In
- - = IALLOFY-FriI1A city dull. S0s 1o-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23

10 Northern Duluth. s. o9% and No ? hard winter.
9SSc b atoat. CORN-The market for corn at
hrs declined = q - under the close of Saturday on
account OF favorable weather but
prompt TO reflect the advance in wheat and at
the close showed a a sac advance the Western
market Shorts furnished Of the late demand,
there was little in the to encourage much outside
support the visible increasing 600 bushels seaboard
cearancas being very light Liverpool sd lower,
porters Indifferent and crop bearish.
worlds shipments. according Rroomhall. decreased
300 600 bushels for the weak. There
or $4,000 bushels in the visible supply No
locally closed 59;5c elevator and soc afoat No
white, 6oisc and No yellow, 6OL - at1at.
OATS-After declining Ic July /. n nc on later
positions oats turned strong. advancing q &C per
bushel on rumors Of and active covering. Cash
cats mere We're unchanged, closing follows: Mixed,
~ 10 - III 4Hizc; natural white. 30 33 5o. 80
&c, and clipped white. So TO 40 70, 5I8J4t4c RYE
New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Essr -, - = July 2-Trensacons on tho Utica Ds.ry
Cssssa1 1fa1s today a follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
Auction Financial.
"CUtOH OuJ6S-FlnQnc1QI.
ANDREW j. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
siOCkS AND BONDS
by ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY, JULY path.
at II 80 o'clock. at the
voc eEHCHANGE SALFSROOM
Ry - dt+lD9 AND IS NESEY STREET.


Nus IA AND Is VEsEY STREET
200 sbs b1 ORDER OF EXECUTOR.
00 sHs. sutro Tunnel Co.
* sbs BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATORS
y sbs COZ COG Bernheimer 60. common.
100 shs- United States Steel Corn common
ffCH ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
sTe Sss Sn5 Grape Capsule Co. GIypd).
>1'''o DSgtph. Lebanon and Cincinnati r. r Co Ist
sb -Mtge % Bds. cleveland Trust Co. Ctfs.}.
sHs. National Park Sank
sac s5.ai ~ e e Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
111 81 aIN ~ IAford $50 Deb Skg Fund BIDS. 1885
i-2 i-y sHs ! G. " White & Co. Inc, Pfd
iI,S sLs Pope Manufacturing Co common.
10 10 sls- J O White & Co. Inc, Pfd
!V1 Sis. J. @ White & Co Inc common
I99 5 s4s Manila Electric R r. and Lighting Corp
e. saS nlo Ghrist0pher and 10th St +. r.
$1,000 East River Gas Co. Ist Const Mtge 57e Bds.
1915 '
10 shs. Adams Express Co
doo shs. Greene Consolidated Conner Co
SoooV central K way 90 Of Georgia Consl. SO BIDS,
$1,000 southern Il way Co tst. Louis Div1 1st Mtge
$1,000 Reading Co. and PHI. and Reading Coal and
.-,o Iron Co Genl Mtge "a Bd- 1897 (HypdD.
5000 Mobile and Ohio R R, Co. Genl. Mtge. ~ Bd..
49, 1898 tHypdD.
I259 shs, National Umbrella Frame Co. Pfd.
S"."O st Louis and san Francisco r. r. Co Refund
ooo Ing iec Bonds 1881 lHypdD.
-u' shs- Fltts6urgh Mckeesport and Youghlogheny R
90 shs, Consolidated Gas Co Of y Y.
~ shs- n Y Central and Hudson River f. r Co.
5000 n Y. and New Jersey Telephone Co. lst Mtge.
%. - Gold Bonds 1920
40 shs. vulcan DEFINING Co common.
S!,No Newhurg x New York r. r. lst %, 1929
$1,000 Chicago Northwest r. r so Deb. Bd.. 1888
1000 shs Serro Colorado Mining Milling co.
SIo"o Mexican Sugar Refining Co. of New Orleans lst
26 shs- Albany Trust co. albany. y. ".
~ shs Atlantic Highlands Land & Improvement 90.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
OTHER mARKETsEeY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati. July 22-HOGS active strong: butchers
good shippers s. 75GS5 S: co1nrnon 81 5GSs IS
SHEEP steady. $3a$4 IS LANES steady. S5gs7 60
East Buffalo, July 22-CATTLE-R -ReceP-z 600 head:
good. 1O15c lower: common, 15G25c lower: prime
steers 50 2aS6 So SHIPPING. s. 50$6 butchers 81 80
asa 25 sockers ana feeders. S4Gs4 % stock hefers
s2OG$5I vEAIs-Reeeipts. 800 head: active and
5g15o higher; heavy S68S6 40 mixed. So 1885
stays ss s4s4 s6 aat2tss sSssS 81 sE AS IsS as
steady others 15a25c higher: lambs S5GS7 IS few S.
Chicago July 2-CATTLE-Recepts about 22Oou
1887 IS: $3 25QS5 75 heifers S39S5 %;
bulls SO 1SGs - calves. S3G$ stocksrs feeders
higher good prime hea-y. O5GS6 to good
heavy S. e59s6; butchers weights S6G<6 10; good
IS Gs5 90 piss SIS 1888 90 selected 50 i5qSs IS bui
OF sales IS 1888 IS. SHEEP-Recepts. about eOOoG
head market steady sheep. SIS 759s6: yearngs IS soc
90 Pittsburg july 22-CArTIE-suppy light: market
steady prime s6 2oS6 so: choice So 50Gs6 20 SHEEP
* 4 rulls ana Common S2as5 lambs s5aST VE4L
CALVES, 81 5OasT so HOGS-Recepts fair; market
sFs ana pigs So 7cdss7 80: roushs 81 5OesS IS
Kansas City. July 22-CATTLE-Receipts. 200 head
Including 1000 southerus steady; grass
10 io !sr 20 s15 an5 fsesers So ss5 ss southern COWS
SYiIs ssass 80: calves s4qss 25 HoGs-Receipts 3IOs
head market 5elOc higher; top. So TO- sGk or sales
s. sogsS o.. sssSy ss "a s 200 hsad
market steady: lambs So T5rsT 80; ana yearnss
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Jones-Fine time had at the club last night
en- Rrovn-You bet! Did you get homo sn right7
Tones-No: 7 was arrested before got there. and
spent the night in the police station
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23

Jones-Fine time we had at the club last night
Rrown-You bet! Did you get homo al right7
Jones-No; was arrested before got there. and
snent the night in the police station
Brown-Lucky dog reached hones-Phtladel-
phia Inquirer,
New-York tribune., 1907-07-23
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New England League.
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COLLEGIANS AT HORSE SHOW.
Yale Men Among the W timers at New Haven
Polo Club Fixture.

NEW HAVEN. June 3.-Society folk gathered
at Elm City Park this afternoon for the open
ing OF the horse show OF the New Haven
Polo Club, which in spite Of forhidding
weather attracted the wealth and beauty OF
the State. Louis Stoddard Of New Haven
carried of the first three ribbons with his
stable Of polo ponies In the classes designed
for them. r. j. Chisholm. Yale 'os, OF New
York, took two fourth places with his ponies
in these classes. Philip Dodge OF New York
driving Lady Ida May in the runabout class
received the blue ribbon,
In the class for ladies' saddle horses. Artist
LIE Grand, owned by Charles Holloway OF
New York and ridden by Margaret Weylie,
took first prize. The closest competition OF
the day was found In the combination harness
and saddle class, Artist Le Grand being placed
second to Countess. exhibited. by II. u. Camp
OF Middletown. The vim T In the GLASS for
single road horses was j. E. D., owned by w;
y. Sheehsn OF New Haven. In the saddle and
Webb. Yale 'o7, OF Now York. took the blue
ribbon. with imp. Majestic, owned by Carr
Bros. Of New York, second. One OF the pref
Tor saddle horses. won BY Lucisn, owned by
?. Fl. Curtise Of New Haven. e. NJ; DuPny,
Yale 'os. of Allegheny. Pa, captured the red
ribbon with Prince. Francis NJ. Ware, samuel
Russell and william X. Catlin were the judges.