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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
COLON RECEIPTs.
The following are the total net receipts % cot
~ AT ports since September 7.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. July - lPNt
Guiding = cars - re exported alive Sc direct %
ina Win faA cat,e already in wards. ~ sale
al al Jerseg -,y Pea. chG1os . ~ s5 s,--,1 sre.rs
rore STEADY with wednesiays Pr,-es Pres-
s2i =. e ioss - per To- n rne.r 70 bulls and
s .s Good sus SEA al s. q TAR 70 ,ac,e
81 to1s4 80 tIoo3 - tnoice .ativ sees =. 81;
naive beet al sl3gec Texas beef a s5s,ss Latss'
-, seed ,ivs cattIs selling a. llt5ql2Na Per =
dressed nstsht rssestT sSsf . a. ggi P Ina3n
viii SO cat'e and oo quarters o be-; .2g
Z soa $50 quarteEs ., beet fer Armo. g ara
eli ser,s and IL IS" quarters Of beef all % NJ po
Co , 20 os:2 steer; =. li9s az az Sc sy:s
~ do 1873 10 so Ia IS Dc 1885 70 a. s. . ~ 70
l!Ig a. y i16S n q, IS So 10 DO O7s n s. 30:
a. i1Ss y Al s. -" IL d. lae = a. = w. 7o2 ~
A. as 10 ~ Virginia dc. I245 n a. s. 10 q Dc 10 To-
% s6 $ -, =, aS S. Is t STATE S Do II s9i
h.tfsrs 81 n - 81. ouus eI5 70 a. - Is cow
Sanders ,a, g. Kin M S. g. SEA- Is 30 1872 1s7s
3os7 dss N s. $, 8. 20 9 e DO be2: zoos a s
= 90 n at s. 40 bulls dSSo -, a. sS "a a.
Io45 n q, s. 20 = zoos n a. s.: % a. SIS 70
g rs 81 a. GS6 h q Ei0'a g :.':5i
e' Tsw 1921 ' cav a. - Ohio 1859 n s. o.
shambers ( Son: OhiO steers. 1860 ~. at So
g gIbi1 as Shannon an COWS IT'S 70 =. 81
were asa ssss . inc.ud sss on .a tr
VeaIs steady; prime ana choice srades nm.
assers and buttermiiks nornally unchanged coarse
Resv, western and Kentucky calves slow. about $50
80 the latter unsod Common prime vsals sold AZ
s. Eo8SS IS; choice lot at So Guns anu Elxs.
az IS = SIS S5 city dressed steady az ease per
n country dressed slow snd weak except foE Yep
grades 7ellisc dressed srsssers and eu'eFTniiks
AZ saies3Andrsw Mullen: 81 ve.s laa 70 average. at
90, 10 n
- sanders ~ yeais i58 n a, IS rs: rs DO 15s
n at IS So "a Western calves. 247 n a. IS IS Is
mixed calves. IS4 70. at IS
Kernz Commission Company lndiena calves 1so
10 sH ~ AND IAMBs@Receipts 1913 cars
head Of which three cars we're consigned direct
making with the stale stock: 70 cars on sails all AZ
Jersey CITY sheep were 25e lower lambs s,sady;
at So 75gs6 per 100 70 common 70 prime lambs -
Rs- 81 one choice do at s. 80 general
top s. * Dressed mutton steady AZ ~ q exc per
n dressed lambs az ga g lac
.q s 81 S. psr 100 ~ as7 Go 81 a al 50 &C.
n IS; 32s Kentucky DO s. 10 a. g rs 2s9 Yes.
IS West Virginia do o. 70. a. 81: % Virginia Do.
Rs2ns Commission eoroany ?ss Esntqssy lambs =
n at 25 2s1 70 70 az IS -; 30 Virginia d. g
.n ct & sa S n Il 5 ~ bucks iis n
3 E q G S s Is 1s s Il as
Do 70 n 81 IS Virginia sheep s5 10 at S.: Mary
'1 Tobn shannon 49, Virginia lambs "a 10 At s. q;
! 10. Tf ii r = II s. g a. ii
10 n at s. So West Virginia sheep III ~ at IS:
bucks i2s n @s . p. rs lamb. 81 a, Sc 90
PennsyVanis sheep Io4 n at IS: IS DO ss n s.
HoGs-Rscspts were 1914 cars or sse head ncud3
Psnnsylvania boss at ss sOss7 common Western hogs
d9 ss,ess sanders Ia hogs
age 81 100 n roushs sas p a. ga . ,,s -
At IS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27

Interior Department Surveys Shoe
That n Famine is Unnecessary.

washington. July 26.-That a coal famine is
,stbar necessary nor imminent is the opinion
.vn-eesed by Acting Secretary woodruff Of the
rrterior Department. IN a statement made
,ubiic today he discussed the coal area s de-
yeioped ny the geological survey. saying.
I-c including great areas Of Ignite which will
, -7t-s7 orI- after the more valuable coal de-
-csi-s are exhausted tho Geological Survey has
determined that there are townships In the states
and territories west ~ South Dakota. Nebraska
ard Esn@ss aggresating in all over sixty million
ceres ~ land. each township Of which contains.
rraa- entire surface or part Of It. vorka bic de-
rrsl-s = coal The Geological Survey has been
irsv several yezrs in determining the location
cuautIrr- quality and workable condition of these
coal deposits This work has been taken up with
rhs utmost viEor during the present year. and
tcu1sl.0s containing moro than t7yenty-elght
million acres n which workable coal exists have
ben examined and classified
When che remembers that these classified areas
e-a most conveniently situated with reference 10
transportation and settled districts and that every
sore NJ them is subject 70 purchase from the gov
errr777t under thh coal land laws. and has been
e several months, also that the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company alone IS reputeG 70 have in its
ONT possession land containing over $500 Gao mn
worth q coal, and also that many hundred thou
sGI3 acres n coal lands scattered throughout the
entire region containing coal have already passed
ln-o private holding. and in many instances con-
u7 large mining plants. 81 Is oas- 70 see that II
It@re Is n he p coal famine next winter such a
famine "lN result only from failure to mine the
c-e- which Is easily accessible either by grant 70
railroads. purchase IN the past ny individuals ana
companies or entry AZ the present time under inc
laws
Tho Geological Surrey has sixteen parties Of
trained experts advaa-a Eeously scattered the
entire region containing coal These mining engi-
ve-rS daily adding to the areas classified and
orened "a entry Il is believed that h. Ncvem-
Der al land in the public land states known 20
contain workable deposits Of coal will be classified
End subject - entry
Nj Woodruff expresses the hope that the mex:
Congress may enact a leasing law which VIII
m r IN Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
THE PRINT cLorB mAeEr

Fail River, Mass. July es.-saIss IN The print
cloth market for the week are estimated at 250Ooo
pieces \ heavy demand continues IN the local
market for all classes OF goods with deliveries
tending into the middle OF next year Compared
with last week prices for regulars ara oue-Guarter
higher. and % inch "a by 80 STYLES show similar
advance. The number OF goods disposed Of is much
in excess OF the total production
Buyers in the market for whatever kind ot
goods they pick Up. bur there IS only a
small quantity avaiabls UP 20 the first o. the year
purchases were for tbs most part for deliveries
from January to July Of next year Il IS reported
that AT the latest figures manufacturers ara
NOT anxious sellers The quotations are g inch
"a squares 81 cent?: IS inch 81 by 50 cents; Ss1s
inch 81 squares IL cents "a inch oS BY e. M cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

.As following petitions In bankruptcy were iie'
'9'sEdsy in the United States District Court;
-o9is Fissch. 10 ll42 Second avenue, voluntary
sTSAen showing debts Of 1893 and assets OF e.
49, PRINCIPAL creditors are Joseph SteinerI s'@''
'Ie Jacob Gross, s2l5
d.. 49, Involuntary petition against Louis Wolplh a
r,,ss n crcckery and ch!naware. al no. eIi
T-sssnsy, by creditors with claims ar folIoWs'
p,ss- Display Fixture Company, 1921; splesel o
d. - ALI Henry Rosenstein. Slsl. Transfer 81
a. S-N an trade and business 70 hinder, uei1yy
g;r~sifsdo hts creditors" is alleged. Francis n
49, vas appointed receiver Of the business WIN
tN1 I" tzSo The stock Of goods is estimator at
ce,,.ssles Of Che Crescent Biscuit Manufacturing
gsers,s.. Involuntary bankruptcy, show oeDtS *
cetts5-s tSs05s and assets of Io5.s $50. me IN
sfs - N al unsecured The principal credltot7
i1s -, slsShcafger Lumber Company PhllhneI
bsne 80. Tor money loaned on notes. the claim
Eo.sv .sezloneo. J. w. cailRghsn, $1,000 iof
q ts i,psshcsd the bankrupt raising a questioh
csnDs,- Tor the obligation; Union PoIIsIS
IRE cos- % Fittsourg & 4sl Gillie Machine In
GstbebSly Tonawanda. p. Z. fi.saZ; Prince
Fgslisti,.-' StW York City. $3.50: Internsuonal
ihaebtsSsss. COMPANY, Of Philadelphia, S2.t5l' an
tsts ooDsss Questioned by the bankrupt. Inc az
h.rd rr % cash ia the hands Of the receiver
~ lls, ,s1ke on realty on Burnside avenue
nsrhsue's- s<zSe; note Of Nathan Klein, sioa
sss0ns a. On hand. 1905; raw material. Y,fs'
~ ~ ese equipment OF factory at No. 1bs ave-
asaoust.' s.ook In corporations. 500: outstand-
eurls.es :, ,st,oss equity in lawsuit pending
iestes ~ -. $500 FIRE Insurance policies mot IN
Of sSssu), 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago IuIr 2s-Wheat prices on the local *
change declined more than l. a bushel today pc
cause OF realizing sales brought out BY favorable
weather in this country for the crop and oy lover
prices in European grain centres At the close rs
September delivery was down 1asc- Corn was on
&C 20 1ac. Oats showed loss OF sc PROVISIONS
we're sc 10 nc 70 1Oc lower.
The wheat market opened weak on selling w-lcA
was based the generally favoraels weather pre-
valIing over the entire wheat growing section OF
the United States and Canada. The fact that the
market az Liverpool was weak. despite the &c az
vance here yesterday also tended 70 encourage
selling here Very little attention was given 10
crop news. although a number OF hulhsh reports
were received from South Dakota. Throughout me
entire day the market was subjected 20 h7aVy ser
ing pressure and the demand was meagre and came
largely from cash interests. The market steadiiy
increased In weakness trading progressed ana
closed az almost the lowest point OF the day sep
TENDER opened &c to asc lower az s97sc 10 Szssc
sold of 70 91i.c and closed a. e1ac Clearances OF
wheat and -four were equal 20 is 600 bushels RI
mary receipts were 1900 bushels. compared with
I.2l9CO0 bushels on the corresponding day year
ago, Minneapolis. Duluth and chicago reporte9
receipts Of 251 against PSI cars last week ana
$50 a year
material decline in corn prices occurred to-day
because Of selling induced by lower temperatures
throughout the corr belt. and especially IN ths
Southwest, where the crop was said TO have been
suffering from excessive heat. The break IN whear
also tended 70 weaken the market The close vas
weak and near the lowest point September opened
shade higher TO sc 70 &c lower az SSsc TO Sc.
sold OF 20 59tc and closed at 5Ssc Local receipts
were Isl cars. with u OF contract grade
There was very little trading in oats. and the
market was easier. owing 70 the weakness OF whea-
and corn. Weather conditions were also mere IA
vorabIe for the growing crop. September opener
unchanged 70 Isc lower At 3s7sc 20 SEC. sold OF 70
2sc and closed a. the bottom price Local receipts
were 2 cars
Provisions we're firm The start owing 70 a 90
70 1Oc advance IN live hogs, bur weakened later
because OF rhe decline in gain prices Trading
was quiet. At the close September pork was or
10c AZ E16 As Lard down &C 10 TIC at s. Ia %
50 3 Ribs were TIC 70 1oc lower at 5 I2ie 70 S o.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat, %
cars corn IN cars: oats. = cars: hogs 1900 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
RECEIVER FoP : PATTERSON.

Norfolk Va July 9s-Federsl Judge Waddil ap-
Eatsd william II collins and Robert " shuitic@
'sestvs-s ucder bond az ss1.p1 70 take charge Of
70 estate n 2 Patterson contractor and builder.
~ FLED petition n voluntary bankruptcy sever a
s5s ago. placing his liabilities a. SHG59 with
ttss-s schedule a. s24s % The receivers are 70
s,s-tsir i th@v should undertake 20 complete any
= BIS contracts TIE bankrupt a. the time 81 ms
allure hs-5-z nee- engaged on large contracts in
sEimo.e. Fo1noke and elsewhere. IS wei -
1ssHy II norfolk
ne trustees II he new Rockefeller SzL3p'' nAFflt
io1rg Me1F Christian Association. who entered
no a contract u5th Paterson in New York Il ie"
esTs before RS failure asked to-day 70 be released
I'm the contract Judge WaddN Faid theY Vouln
= Protected ard u wss admitted that no atteIlPl
Te1 be made - have The receivers enter upon fhe
o'nsfructicn - no building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July neutrality-suspicious. about 5000
head: market steady but slow. Common to prime
steers s. IS 9s7 as IS % ssS IS heiters IS
So 10 bulls 10 s'oGk e e5s
head market 30 higher. Good prime heavy, Sc IS
n SO as medium good heavy Sc Is Sc IS; butcher
weights, SO 259ss Is; sood 70 prime MIXED SsI59
pigs IS IS SO 40: selected Sc 4odsG So bulk sales
s6159Se 40 SHEEP-Reeepts about 1900 head;
market but slow. Sheep, IS 53Ss. yearlings
IS 80 nS6 40; lambs. So 81 2S
shippers. So ~ 8se so; conmon s. 05 10 CATTLE
STEADY: good shippers 81 Is SIS SIS: common
81 25as3 Is SHEEP strong; s29ss 80; lambs active.
81 5o9$79 S
head demand light market steady: prime steers Sc
6s8 SIS: butchers 81 40 q S5 so; stocksre So 50TS3
VEALs-Reeepts 500 head; active zoe higher: sSe
HOGS-Recepts $500 head; active: bd10c n
er So rs q 81 50. mixed. IS 70FeS
Sc 75@s0 So Wigs, Sc AZ ga 90: rougfs 81 IS 25
stays. SA 20; diaries, Sc IS s. IS SHEEP AND
LAMBs-Reeeip.s 500 head: active; wsthers, use
sS759ss; ewes 81 500 SIS sheep mixed. So 5oGs5 az
Kaness City July 2S--CAITLE-Recsir,s aooo Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
NEW COTTON REPORT PLAN.
Ginning Figures To Be Issued at 10 a. m
on Specified Dates.

Washington. July 26-The Census Bureau has
perfected its arrangements for collecting cotton
ginning statistics covering the cotton crop If 1907
- Ihere will he ten reports. the first appearing
on september 8. 1907. and the last on March 20.
lF]S The intermediate dates of publication will be
October and q. November : and q. December :
ana 20 and January and % In each instance,
except in that ~ the March report. the erlent
VIII represent the condition Of the crop about A
week before the date Of publication The report If
March p will deal with the condition March !.
As heretofore, the agents Will have six days in
which 10 visit the sinneries and the returns
Summaries Of these will he teeEraphed to the
bureau the last day Of the canvass. on the day
following the close Of the canvass these tele-
graphic summaries will be added and the results
will be given 10 the public. The reports Will he
printed and mailed within twentv-four hours after
publication all Cnners and To all others inter
ested
. m on the day following the close Of the can
vass but this season the bureau will endeavor to
publish the results at 10 a. m The publication at
this hour viii permit the results to reach Europe
rshed in America This is in line with the earnest
requests Of European spinners Of American cotton.
~ II is believed that ny bling them trade on
these reports in their market on the dates 81
publication the fluctuations in the price Of cotton
and the speculation in tho product these occa-
sions viii be reduced.
Between the hours q 6 T. m. when the agents
complete their canvass and make their county
summaries for teleETaphinE and IN = IN Of The
following dav when the reports are published fn
exchanges in this country; hence under this system
Director North saws there can he no improper use
Of the Information
Two of the publication dates September and
stated this evening that these two dates would be
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
RAILROADS WIN TWO CASES.
Urion Strings, Ala. Loses Against the louis
vile and Nashville and Central Of Georgia.

washington. July Z5-DeCisio-s IN two cases
brought hv The Commercial and Industrial Associs-
tion of Union Springs. Ala against the Louisville
& N7s-riIz Railroad ard the Central Of Georgia
Rsffvzv were announced TODAY by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, the opinions being rendered
hv Commissioner clements
TIE f-=r complaint involved the reasonsbleness
O. rates f-1u -. Louis. Nashville and Memphis 70
Union Syringe compared with the rates from the
sars points II origin - Columbus. Ga. and other
points --= south The commission holds that the
rates are neither undGl-- discriminatory urrea-
soazhlv high and therefore ordered tho complain
% h dismissed without prejudice
The case aEaics- he C@ntral of Georgia Railway
tr~91~rT alleged discrimination against Union
Springs in -he practice q COMPRISING cotton in
transit = was alleged that rhe defendant was
interested IN congresses - other points and ia
vo-ed them IS against r-ric- Springs. The record
I'd NJ sustain The allegation The complaint.
Therefore vas dismissed without prejudice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
70 49, ., sra'-ao' prices IN ~" '--al rs-<e, q,

- Pan eae- r.. ra aaias u-t5 aa4 ~ Pr 'f ,
Tl11li1s Cult sa.es 1850 bale, Southern sr-t mar
Change a, , az f3oNs Houston qgi~'
~, - -, lesion '-aeF. unchanged l9~. sales
yannah stead. unehanTed ~ s5es . 6ass ,o-
nominal ir-Faagei ~ is 'el - 3'es Nozzle
iif.- - 80 Ca 81 t,1-is 9l'e' unchanged A.
- Ia ME- fre.al Liverpool cables. sNot cotton.
90. American 700 Rc~eir,s COO bsIes a s s5
with prices u1chensal. cioae4 otehe4 s,elhy
e, 5 V, ~ p3H a a' esl al JnEApguFt 7oa Au
her-Novernbrr. 6@o.zd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS asa. De
ruary- March. 4Gt.d Msreh-Apr 647isd April MAJ
. 50; Mas-June 4a.sf Manchester: Yarns d4I ana
sp 4a9T ves 4N6 o 4E bd7 o5 wo letter business in
ETanas Tae un6ertone somewhat with
81 25 i winter 6ass1ts 81 4 o snrIn siresss
vinieF s. le@& 80 RYE FLOUR ga.et quoted F4r to
STEADY. quoted KIN dried. 81 soasa BA5 MEAL
western spring 50 So ridding S24 s5 nod d.
GRAIN-wHEAT-Th wheat market was about as
close in Rev York showed lie net decline There op
interests we're considerably aggressive with their
seemed 70 have lost Is t2as on account OF continued
god |ea r.r5 ar osnsi f new IN Shs d1 g,o
fuss!a further diseartened holders OF and the
Ras' prices we're the lowest figures Of the DAY
markets lower the decline OF "a 15d
Liverpool being particularly disappointing the bull
vas unchanged; Berlin :. mark lower Budapest.
points down export business limited 23
loads Et outports while Argentine shipments
ported by BroornnaU 1.C5bOOJ bush compared with
643 600 bush previous week. An official German
ron -report made winter condition July "a
wheat condition was So the the Tune
ro-t and rye IS against rs a month The Mod
srn Miller" yrps stand-on Very little ralIyng
power shown time during the day, the crowd
ignoring all the bull SIDE. The weather
Southwest but Ehowery through tho
Ctio Waller. wheat In New York closed fol
ioWs. No . red o7c elevator and 9S4o Z o ahoat:
No Northern Duluth 81 o5R, and No hard winter,
0ae q b ahoat CORN-Fine weather in the bolt
as a result end lower temperatures overnight
snorded opportunity 20 hammer late positions
vigorously forcing declines OF lao bush. against
INT * less in early positions A good deal Of long
Corr came out he the idea that the
rsition had been materials improved by tho Ar
entus shipments Of O63 600 bush practically tho
same gs the previous week and Liverpool came 1sd net
iouer The export business included IS loads cash
IN the local ruling easier follows No corn.
81 ~ COLO o b ahoat. No white.
a. ard No 2 yellow G0ste h ahoar pATS-In
a rison with quite steady all
"a losing only about months while late
ySsftions we're or half The cash market
% y, al n 49Ic natural white 50 70 SO NJ bih @52isc
ana rIipped white 40 10 51Q55c- RYE-Nsrket
SoTrtnai No . Western. Sc o b New York. Wheat,
tpr5ing -four exports week. according - Brad
'ef aggregate $4,000 bush, against 2lo 900 last
week and / 70s year; since July they are
S The week bush. against 2Oe8 600 last week
and $50 last year since July 1907 corn exports
srs 8 az ONa bush against 2 662 600 last year.
NEW YORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27

ana dressed beef steers s. -'aS5 -er - go.
81 5QSG, Western - 29$S stocs Ars ana
ers sass So Southsr. steers saS+ So d c'ss p -
as - go 81 81 On hrerS, S8d~9 -
Bulls s. 65TS Is calves. . 25as5 - EOGS-Pe-etpts,
2f0. market - higher. TOP - 30 bulk ~ sales - 20
dSG Sc Il packers 81 = = Gst ISs
lights So 252S6 g. SHEEF-Recerts Leo ma -
steady: lambs g 1887 2p- aD1 v=ar-trEE SOP
81. vearIiugs. = 5@ES3, do sheep Sass 90
stocsers and feeders. - SOC s.
Prtsburg IuIv 26- ATTI.E-SuppIv light, narEet
steady: PRIME 81 2nGSS 40 choice s. 5oIS6 - SIlsE
supply ughr, market steaiy. prime wefhe-s . ''5
8 -. cuIs and s2gS3- lambs. sraSt Ne1.
calves 81 5O9SS HOGS-ReC~ipts active. prime heavy
SIS 25GS6 so medium heavy Workers. $ 80 - -,
lght Workers pigs Sc 700S6 IS, roushs - 5">a -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. July 26-CTosirz: WHEAT-Spot QlieJ -
Western winter. IS ID futures quiet July -.
- December IS tfittN-
oust and seadv 5Id Northern 2tad American mixed
new I'D, futures steady July nominal S~pt-,loe
IS IO%d HOPS-At London tPaciGc toasO srsalY az
e 1OsGfS FIOUR-Wiutsr patents Quiet a. IS -
PEAS-Caazdtsn arm IS 81 BEEF Extra Inlia ness
steady ass 81. PORKPTime Western 2lie al - ~,
HAMS-Short cut. rs sresdv SIs 81 itA y
N1r1bsrIand ctt - 70 -, steady 52s Cd shtLS
rib. "a n 54s long clear nidales liant :
SIS heavy s. - AZ =. steady az -ss
BACKS Il 20 n quiet ~ ass Cd clear De-
lies IA 10 Is N. firm al 49s SHCCLpERS-S0u2 II
o "a n steady ass Sd LARr-Prime western n
tercas Arm American refined in pals, s'rs
81 CHEESE anatisn finest white. new syei9E
SIS, DO colored, stsedy AZ SIS IAl-' w
city firm URPENTINE-SPtrits qlie- a. rs 81
I,INSEED OII,-Weak a 26s PETR0LEsI' N-Steady az
s1Sd ROSIN-CoumOu firm lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
HUsTLING FOR COAL CONTRACTS.
Consumers Who Were Holding Off Are Now
Eager to Get Supply.

The Black Diamond Official organ % the coal
Industry. says today Some coal consumers who
have been holding of f0r gcod while. refusing -
make contracts n expectation IF lower prices have
now come upon The market in effort supply
their needs by contract after the producers gen
era!Iv have Withdrawn quotations Tho car supply
generally good. ana there IS d'fioult- get
enough 70 move al The coal raat is pro-
duCer and sold
The anthracite trade has not changed mate
rally. although toward the end of the month there
IS shown some ANXIETY - get coal under tho July
circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
CHICAGO PRICES

September ..1s57 1850 1872 1915 1855
VIM 5gs5 e. 81 % a'5 = "a aad
los 70 flS2 los Locally the market was weak anu
closing - lover te2 and futures - IS lower at so
lake quoted q 20. sieotroytc at 90 80 p ooc
20 n 756 'n la unchansed at i3S rs
6d IN 97dor ana was weak ar o. q So locally IRON
vas lower Ia the Ems Iish markets With StanIaIa
b [ 2Gs he a5t 0 %ss 2foS Sc n s2 e.
f'T pig iron eer1g'a,sS al e sa0e
MoLAssEs AI sTRlPs-The market 1or 2 GLASSES
f9irlg We'll With q steaay marlst noted Quo,aticns
i aa y .se Foo- q 60; prime Soc New Or
e Is re- good E > s5T Pqm 90 e fa6e
o5LsCottonseed oil more active and while easier
a. first showed seadiness On the ae cal sales 0, the
So. 20 September 64isc; 500 October 5ota5lc 100
rs+tsfsc.o-r fearl f me- go, 5 1S Es,s4 0,s
Iinsae5 o renars more or less -sete4 bn ne Grange
$40 Refined easss. Aer York SO g. Ehladslp6ls
Ihilq5e'rhia SO -. burk s. Is Varsr vtlte cases
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
SLICK THIEF Rogs LOAN BANK.

Lhssgo July 2S-The private loan bank 81 Leon
20 Malone - 10 i5s West Taylor street vas
'oS6@d this afternoon Of $3.50 in gold and SLoV II
lsgstsble chscl.s b1 = thief who made his escape
re man approached Mrs.. Malone. Who was IA
~ohi q The building, and asked permission -
s 80 some posters !n the windows She astee1;;
tS.Aatss Ehc became suspicious and went aItcr
~ ~ sas was Just II time see him leave throush
- - TACK door. The checks stolen we're taken oy
-S-4one from railroad employees, and were All IN
N'fssd, srG can be NEGOTIATED without trouble.