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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-20
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Call and see Mike Patton at the En-.
core.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic
You win be surprised at its cooling
and preventative properties California
Feed Co.. agents.
Lots for sale in the Kapahulu Dis
trict; price from Il cent per square
foot up. by L. Colt Hebron. 81 floor
Love building. Fort street.
The case or Maxine, Negoro. Soga
and TasakH convicted In the Circuit
Court OF conspiracy, has now reached
the Supreme Court on exceptions. The
basis Of the appeal is the seizure Of
papers from Negoro's safe, the claim
being that constitutional right has
been yioated.
/ In his capacits as land commission
er, Marston Campbell Is in receipt %
many letters from people on the main
land asking for information In rogart
to the opportunities for homcsteadins
anl the requirement Of public lands IL
the Territory. Every mail brings ;
number Of inquiries and n CAREFUL!
considered answer is returned in cacl
Instance as soon as the necessary in
formation can be obtained
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-20
INSURGENTS MAKE SUDDEN MOVE.

l,IuEEIELDs. Nicaragua of
insurgents has placed half Nicaragua
been sudden growth and fo!lowng
the
thorite In will
chain In
has done hereto!oye
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-20
LOCAL and GENERAL
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-20

A SHIPMENT of coal intended for
the United States naval station at Ho:
MOULIN sailed from Atlantic Range yes
terday by the British freighter Falls
OF Orchy. This vessel will bring in
the ncighborhood OF six thousand tons
Of coal to the Hawaiian Islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-20

THE ARRIVAL of the schooner
Flaurence Ward at Midway Is reported
by the cable officials. The vessel sailed
from here on October 4th with a ship
ment of general supplies for the cable
station.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-20
THE INTERIsLAND steamer Mi.

Section Director. U. S. Weather Bureau
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June 2s. 1909,

New York. June IS 1893
CoFFEE-The coffee market appears TO be rejecting
tne increased new crop movement or at least the
EcteQ influence Of crop receipts upon values the
new season advances At rate the market to-day
was rather unsettled and generally the close
were reported OF 2175O bags the The market
opened irregular points June. hut
generally unchanged 10 points lower, later months
being line with the showing Of the European
aarhets Trading al first was very quiet and the inLa
huctuatoa in June represented little bidding for that
creased and there seemed be few buyers except
concessions. that the entire list eased of slightly.
with June closing loss OF points The trading
in that month viii be and Il - believed
important interest remains 20 he evened
OF the European markets. HayTe closed decline
only change Brazilian markets Saturday
decline Of 100 reis price Of RIO Receipts
al the Brazilian poTls We're 4l.UO bags. against
$500 last year, and JUl1lahy receipts 2So bags.
against 5000 last Very cold weather again
reported all sections Of PaUIo authoTi
1vveTnEs Warehouse deliveries continue onp2-aIivsy
liEht. Is locking forward I heavy
Santos movement during July The market for spot
quiet with quotations on the basis OF -
RE No = The total warehouse deliveries in the
United the week 1896 bags against
amount New York had nags. The weekly clear
shipments from Brazilian points during the
: follows Total Clea-ances RIO $500
follows To EurUEs ana North africa, LOO,
Cape. Plate and coast south
bags. Bahia weekly receipts 1000 bags, stock.
1000 The receipts Rio ana santos Tor tls
toLalsd lT5.GeD bags. compared with $1,000 last
week, ll000U last year and l6S00O TWO years ago
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29

The local market for spot cotton was quiet and 20
niddtng Calf Southern spot markets were elegraphed
8II 6ales Mobile nominal and unchanged at II 5-l6c
9Ie al i6o raIes No4fo nm, and i 5eRer at
IISc sales bales Augusta steady and l-l6c higher
At II sc saies, "a steady and &c higher
CHANGED NeW CLEANS firm and &c higher al ilzc;
@ @ Ss $40 @ 2sfs he4 at Il e aiS5 sse ans 500 5a Ws
ton quiet and unchanged at lic Estimated receipts PTS at
400 bales agsinst see last week and 5lt2 last year
week and 3S2a last year
cotton Exchange special Llye5po9l cables: Pot cotton
IN node5a5e aea2na - sates go T o2 5e 10 @ aTs3e am
d5so. ni5SlinF -nIs1d 20d Futures opened steady
points higher on points higher on late months
JaneJiy 6o734d Jul,August 66szd Aagustseptea-
her 6o25zd Novenber-Deoember and Decerber-January
SS43ssd MaroR-HpTi ai-hi s65a
03s@d Manchester-Yarns and cothsThe higher prices
nj flour AND ,EALBusiness in -four vas coRnnsa
bakers we're The best sellers prices unchanged and
about sieaaS rye e ie o,aed I IN The New, York PToe
5e tG91s riSr patets s6 soa$7 IS winter straghts
S so9s5 so extra No vnts s. 5aSs eSS q eHFa ~ R2
Foo92as : 2s5e $ s5ssa sSs 5 II E1 St stead ~
oGotes: eig5 - KIN dried s. SO BAG MEAL-steady.
ou23sd s, 81 Fine ED 2Re steady civ y ed
9uo,ea Wessrn @ 2 sgrR & So 6 @ bTah s25 SO Su
sec % Sac<s rniddng s26 5oqS5o 90 eG DOG go %
an al June s,,-1aaI ssiPHsR5 s5s 10 h0''D'
GRAIN@WHEAT ssllipg , Of Jqy sePte1'Psc s1 her
feature yesterdays wheat mafKet ana me Ine gns f
IoT us II. 361 ILd below of Saturday. but
% ~ ,bis vas regained the late afternoon and the
~ iceas about steady &Glc net decline in New
I heretofore sold July on the buges but
yte5 later months steadily, that their selling
1-.arar vas somewhat Of puzzle to ne room eeine
undoubtedly based on the me crop out
"a ,srqer offerings of wheat Private aoNioes
| rsferred 10 spring wheat conditions as almost laeal
agan ~ yestber forecast for clearing conditions in
so,,,b1regt where harvesting is now IN f.uI SWING
- a disposftion increase estimates OF the WIN
mere yie5 especially Kansas. where an acreas-
S1 nurber OF crop authorities are get,hg 70 .e
jGea that eighty millions will be close % me a'oi ,
S-+on in mai state In the cash deIaTs nfsS
Toledo. from 81 40 60 81 81 was tne
seat1Te Kansas city declined SC on No hare ana DIGS
y. ,rts ,vere g lower. The only export business
~ = - Eve loads OF No hard late August MS De
- ~ interest was partly due 70 an aoVahce OF cet
- - TnfJso rate restoring the ngure in existence some
49, 49, The Liverpool market closed 4uH12o Iet
highe- Berlin was &c hisnef 1 ~
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 2sCATTLE-Receipts (estiratsdl s GO
head HaTkst E strong to i9e & &h5gaeE steers SSgS g:
calves $39$7 % stockers and feeders $S SOgS2 & HOGS
Receipts estimated) 2SO0 head. market 6l0c higher
choice. heavy SSqSS 10. butchers 81 901SS O5; light
mixed 81 6O$7 rs: choice light 81 1887 IS: packing.
SHEEP-Receipts (estirated). 2O0oO head. market for
lambs steady; others sheep S4S5 So lambs 81 SOC
Kansas city june 2s~cATTLE-Receipts 1900 head.
including 600 Southerns market for fed cattle strong to
I0c higher top, 81 market for grassers l01Sc lower
So 50ST fair 10 good 81 s59s6 81 T59
So and feeders IS i5o So Southern steers
g e04S5 50; southern cows s. 'os4 %: native s9%s
calves. S3 1851 EIOGs-Rsceipts $500 head market
higher: top 81 So bulk Of sales 81 45S1 go heavy
Gs7 ~: o. piss S. 5oaS7 25 sHEEPEReceipts 1000
ass 5 wethers 81 3SGS5 10 s4qs4 rs stocSers and
East BT1ale' June 2s.-CATTLD-Receipts. 4l25 head:
steers s6 5s7 IS Shipping S. 25as6 5 butehers 80
stockers and feeders s45 stock heifers s. 6qS4 IS
fresh cows and springers steady. s231S5S VEALS-Fe
oepts. 1000 head active and steady, S5qSs HoGSokez
IS 40 mixed IS 9o9Ss 10; Workers 81 65qSs 25 pigs
s. 5O roughs $GSI S stag s. SegSS % ds5es 81 90
ass IS SHEEP AND LAMss@Receigts' ME al zoo aesd
IS so: yearlings Sc 25Q$6 So wethers $5S5 5 ewes.
S4dSi so: sheep mixed S2qs4 70
sIonr To- higher fair to soot Shippers S. coo
So CO. common 81 25d$S HOGS-Receipts. Ass head:
active IOc higher butchers and shippers IS 1SSs 20
So 50QS5: lambs steady, 81 25q$S so -
ceps io rSt i6wer Choice So es7 5 prime IS e0qss 50
1a So SSSs ps1Ts sp4n am5 sSSs9 1S
veal CAVES s. 5o9ss HoGs-Recepts fsir; higher:
Yorers ssG$s To- light Workers 81 5oqS7 49, pigs. 81 Is
7SI %: roughs. S6GS7.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
Citation.

SUPPLEMENTAL CITATIoN--THE PEOPLE Os
- the state OF New York. BY the grace OF God
free and independent; 70 George Kirby, John Kirby
Emma Mcdonald and Louis H PindeH. four OF ths
heirs and Of kin OF Jane Pinds. deceased send
greeting:
whereas. United States Trust Company OF New York
Of the City of New York. has lately applied 70 the
surrogates Court OF our County OF Ssw York 70 havt
certain instrument in writing relating to both
and personal property duly proved as the last wiz
and testament OF Jane Pfnde late OF the County Of
New York deceased; therefore and each OF you
cited before the Surrogate County
OF New York at his ofice IN the County OF New York
the 1lth day OF August one thousand nine hundred
and nine at halfpast ten O'Clock IN the forenoon OF
that day. then and there attend the probats OF
the last will and testament.
And such OF you as hereby cited. are under
the OF twenty-one years, required 10
by guardian. y have one. II YOU havs
none. to appear and apply for appointed or
IN the event OF your neglect failure 70 do so a
guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to repre-
sent and act for you IN the proceeding
In testimony whereof, have caused the sal -
the Surrogates Court OF the County OF New work
TO be hereunto afhxsd- Hon sbra-
I L s c Thomas a Surrogate County q
New York al said County. 18th dav 81
June in the year OF our Lord thousand nine hun
dred and nine
DANIEL J DOWDNEY
Clerk OF thk S1rroSates' Court
STEWART & SHEARER
Attorneys for Petitioner,
As Wall Street.
Manhattan EsH xa<k
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29

NoIEON-Ihe upward movement IN the cotton
trading
active and excited than al previous time on the
upward movement while prices al months made
records Bullish private crop
continued breaking require
absence OF from old
supplies. and a generally buLIsh sentiment regarding
immediate future Of appeared be the
factors and about the only selling seemed be
realizing upon old purchases. ground
much progress had been dscoEntins
bGl;sh government report Friday. that the weather
n the South ruling little better. and owing
the natural tendency fear reaction upon the ap
proach important government report the heels
OF such sharp advance the market has recently
little of from the al avance OF 1924 points
July and generally 690 points higher in response
larry with reference 10 Mississippi and Louisiana, and
continuation OF the buying movement noted toward the
end Of last week Al FIRST July was held back by scat
tsr!ng liquidation the circulation Of notices est
mated about 5000 10 5000 bales but Il soon be
evident that there demand for all the cotton
offerings and beyond reaction OF or points during
middle OF the morning under heavy realizing the
general tendency OF the market was upward with July
selling and December II in the late trad
ing II was estimated that during the morning fully
600 bales OF long cotton sold for profits and the
way the market absorbed these offerings did much 70
general buying during the afteI
Big spot people were buyers Of the months.
range Of contract prices the local market to-day
was as follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 2s-c1osing- g-wHEAT-sPot No red
steady: July. 9s 2sd
ssnfenber S. 7sd: December ss SD CoRN-spo
new American mixed Galveston). steady. &c 3D.
ouiet Sd; September. IS sid PEAS
Canadian steady as 914d FLOURwinter patents strong
ass BEEF-Extra India dull, 9Ss cd PORK
Prime Western strong SOS HoPS-At London pa
rtde C-oasu1 steady f2 5s6t3 HAMS-Short cut IL TO
Is N strong SIS BACON-Cumberland cut 26 to 30
10 strong Sis Cd rib. 16 - ID strong. 63s Sd
clear aiddes IS to 40 10 strong as short clear
20 SOS Sd: clear bellies. II
ia 10 strong 62s Cd SaOUIDER5-Square II TO 13
10 strong 54s. LARD-Prme Western. IN terces quiet
Cd American refined pals quiet. SOS Sd CHEESE
Canadian white and colored steady 5ss Cd
Canadian dnest white, old. steady 65s Canadian finest
colored steady. 6ss Cd TALLOW-Prime city steady
Sss IA TURPENTINE-Spirits steady. 32s Cd. LINSEED
oIIL~steady, Z5s. PETRoLEUM-Steady. Tsd- RoSIN
Common, steady. Sc Sd
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29

Of 3S4oo0o bushels in the quantity passage
and reported worlds shipments to be shade larger than
the previous week There was decrease OF loO:g9o
ble supply including c. uadl decreased 206oO0 bush
compared reduction Of $4,000 bushels the
CORRESPONDING Cash wheat in the local
follows: No red 81 Al nominal IN ele
vator 0 ahoat; DO 81 2l14 o b atoat en1
Of August No l Northern Duluth 81 3S and No hard
winter. 81 35 nominal b ahoat CORN-The market
rather steady but eventually broke
bushe II sympathy with wheat and better crop
through the closed s q
&c lower The visible supply increased 11So0 bush
better Eastern cash demand. Whlle
country offerings somewhat lighter The estimate
for Tuesdays receipts Chicago 324 cars Gables
L higher worlds shipments being about
the last week and interior receipts amounted 70
900 bushels compared with 726oOO bushels a year
ago No IN the local market was quoted SO-2c
elevator 19c + ahoat for old ard 66c for new
winter shipment. OATS-TEis market affected BY
Liquidation broke sharply with other grains elQsng
low point Of the day. Cash oats IN New YORK
quoted as follows: Mixed 269S2 fo Soc n9naa ~
~ 70 60 965 1zc RYE-Market dun; No Western 9'c
nominal I o b New York BARLEY-Aarket quiet;
eelfn ! Neyu York
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
MeFne-n.an & Co: ee vsaIs. 15s 70. at IS .: %

McFhermson & Coz SO veaIs. 16s 70. at IS 3; Co
SHEEP AND IA1IBs-ReceiPts for two days we're IS
lS2iS head. including . cars Ior
Saturday 80 sale sheep were about steady but
Sri5s lambs ere wanted and Snapped up early al sen
eray steady prices The undsrg5ades were sen snT1 % T SCI
fairly good aad nearly sveEythtns vas sl7snsd
gS5 100 ~ few n,tls bg1e6ss a. $ p Gu egils & Ht
Of he sales at ss9s9 few cus sold at s. 5ogse so
Dressed mutton slow sG1oc per n dressed lambs steady
@ s 81 - vsgPa & n Il ass 81 20 2 aa n
66 n at So: $50 6s 70. IS 20: 22s do 50 70 a.
% % 8 n at at S. los DO 81 70 at S. AZ Ksnty
DO Is n al So I76 DO is 70 IS T5 Psnnzylvaria
DO 6S n IS; Kentucky sheep 90 70 at 8 3; A DO
21 Pennsylvania 40 ~ at IS 26 a21 Ohio &C. % 70
s. Is "a I25 S4 Pennsylvania ellls. 40 10
Kerns Commission Company. PA KENTUCKY. lambs, Sc
n at So 2 225 de- 4 n at 50 = q 7o dS 90 p al at g g ~ ~
81 rs 225 virginia 75 10 50 l2.a 2so do 81 10
~ 70 9 M S 81 0 80 1Gs = do r at 5 S0 I fo 90 90 @ @ %
S4 do 10 50 So ss Pennsylvania sheep. 1o6 ~
Newton & Co pa Kentucky lambs. Il 70. at go: 2s2
% S n s. at @ $ IS s46 Do s. n at as s. f5 s DO 50 8
90 235 dq 90 ID at s. 81 "a 1ennessse o % %na m
sheep loo n at 81 30: IL DO Ila 10 at s. co. do lo7
Slippers Commission COMPANY: 21s lambs.
IS NJ a AZ s. s2 - Kenti s5 sSep % T i5s n at SIS g 20
Virginia Do lOI n at 81 50: Kentucky bucks 1T5 10 at
Mcpherson 261 Virginia lambs. IS 10 az SO; $50
SO 70. 50; $50 do, 6S 10 Ss las DO 6S n. at
IS i46 ke3tpey do s. n at 81 10 virginia s euIs 4 4
a 81 50: state DO 70. & So rs
S. Judd & Co: 30 Virginia lambs. Sc 10 So: 2s4
Sc n So 16 culls. 50 n Sc 5o Virginia
sheep at 81 5O 90 n at 81 80; 81 DO
76 n. at 81; s PENNSYLVANIA do. 50 n, AZ 81
lambs, 64 70 IS So. Is DO 60 -.
SO 70. s. 5o yeaTlings. IS 70 at $5 5o
4 sheep. II III 70. at 81 .: do 9S
10 So Pennsylvania do 40 10 at So IS; 10 culls 6S
70. at SO so
HOGS-Receipts for days ~ cars. or 6.s26
head. Including about $50 head for the market Prices
and good light heavy state and Pennsyl-
vania estimated 81 e0GSs 25 Der 100 ~
r. 15T 70 at
per 100 10 10 SIS 10; roughs. 31S n
Al 81 IS: stag 40 10 at s. so
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
THE ATCHISON TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY.

New York June ?. 1BO9
The Board OF Directors declared semi i-annu31
dividend Cbeing dividend No 22) PREFERRED
STOCK OF this Company OF TWO DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS (S2 50) per share. payable august ::
O surplus income. TO holders or said
PREFERRED STOCK registered on the books or
the Company close Of business June 80. 1909
The books be closed
Dividend cheques viii be mailed 70 holders OF
PREFERRED STOCE who hIe suitable orders thersfor
a this ofics-
c X COOPER Assistant Treasurer.
Nassau Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS AND
LOUISVILLE RAILWAY CO

No. 50 Broadway
New York June 21st. 1909
Coupons First Mortgage Bonds Of the Louisvfe
New Albany & Chicago Railway COMPANY and the coi-
mons Of the Refundng Mortgage Six and Five Per Cent
Bonds OF this Company. July l. 1903. Will be paid al
OF Messrs- J P Morgan & Co. - an street.
York J. A. HlI1ION SecFeIAES-
THE H B.. CLAFLIN COMPANY
New YORK. June 2sth. 1902
ouar1erly dividend of Two the Common
Stock will paid July 18th, 1903 -,
T-ha transfer books for Common Stock only viii
be closed NJ Saturday July 3rd and rsopensd az
~ - - D y FORCE Treasurer.
THE NEW YoRK AND NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE
COMPANT.
81 Wfloushby street. Brooklyn. N Y
DIVIDEND No 1oS-
quarterly dividend Of and three quarters
per cent declared the capital stock OF thl
Company. payable July 18th 1909, to stockholders OF
she OF business July 9th. 1909
FORD HUNTINGTON. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29

The New York and New jersey Live Stock Exchange
has announced The Tribune that there viii be no
market at the Jersey City stock yards on July s.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29

THE PEOPLES BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
June 1Tth
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEENTH CONSECUTIVE
SE8fI-ANNUALs DIVIDEND
The Board oA Directors this declared semi
annual Dividend OF Five Cent OF payable
on and after July 1st 1909 The transfer books viii Be
the 21st inst, P n. and reopened July
49, -'''' - ~ WILLIAM MILNE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
~ N

once Of the Treasurer New YORK June . ls09
4 dividend Of Five capital stock Of
the NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COM
PANT viii paid the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company. lessee CUndsr The
provisions contract between the coTpanes)
at Office the 1st day of July next 70 stock
holders OF record the OF business the 15tl
inst EDWARD L. ROSSIrER- Treasures
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE PAYABLE
AT THIS OFFICE ON AND AFTER JULE
1. 1909:
Buffalo & susquehanna r r 1st Mtge. Refund
As Coupon No IL.
Gulf & Ship Island r. r 1st MtSe- AeL -
Term. IS. Coupon No 10.
Keystone Telephone Co. OF Phila- 1st Mtge- Ss<
Coupon No. 3
St Louis. Rocky Mountain & Pacific co. 1ss
Mtge. Us. Coupon No. 5.
FISK s ROBINSON
a5 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
The Chatham National Bank

A Quarterly Dividend Of four per cent has this day
been declared BY Board OF Directors. payable on
and after July 1st 1893 stockholders OF record az
close OF business June 33rd. 1909
Transfer books will closed from 24th to S0rh inst
both inclusive ". h STRAWN Cashier
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29


H6 ISPd2n al s 'n n iFsi q ai
quoted at 2s IN COPPER @ 9ecnea m q, 9s sd IN , the
gTes at f6o Locally the market M YES dull and DIN, gH
At iSGI812iso and casting at i2-75giSe LEAD was
ke emead at odet lS S5 % 5 "a 4s sPETER Was
hnsd at 81 Us 81 & il Lndon and a FeatTsd 62s at qgs 9 al al
for Cleveland warrants in the London market No
foundry Northern Is quoted at at SSgs9 80 rasure 6s @
change unchanged. with regulars quoted as
follows: Cash and June SIS 254Si8; JgB% 539Si9' 59f'
So 6oqs6 5o NoveHbef SIS 5o@$Ie IS. and December
NoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market e! mo mo
o665stioae folo1 NsN- oTieans centr9sai common i69
gs fair 1921 s9Sd 22as9 PT@e z5aS s% isS
fair l6d20c; good 1920 prime. 2lg25c fancy; 2aS3e
sre: UNDER renewed 1 July whe denan ai
and t1enSth " co-t6n Thtre Was further switching q
3gy 3gy itS sos BBsS9S6 Bs 56 ssls s asgst Sc
bhs November 1895 s6c bbls December. 567c; 500
bbls January, 6285 &c Switch 200 b6is Jny a[21
6bs at points and 800 bbls July 70 January at :
IX. standard whits b6ls 4oc bulk. 4s6o Fhlade
+hIs s5c buiE Sc: refuei cases York 10 soc;
Philadelphia 10 Zoe water Shts lev otA oSI' s
cases New York l280c: Philadelphia, u &c COTTON
s2o @ ,c !9y toSe S5S8 o5c Norenber 57s
Iec: Decsmber 66Q5 sc. and January. e595 6sci
PD PTls Thit % S2g9 s pEtdH pseed og raw sIaec
town Goq6lo Calcutta raw I5s; lard OIL s5asp2 so
~, 80 tors hut ytakened under liquidation
sympathy grain. closing rather easy Ioai NesteIH
seips a. at cbicaro for TUESDAY 1900 PoRKouiet.
quoted Ness S21q$21 So family s2Ig$22 short GIea5
Family s14qSI4 80. packet SO 5oa$ls: extra India
DRESSED HOGS-Frrn- Quoted: Baeons. 1oa.c; $50 n;
I0&c. n. 1o7sc; 40 70. 1oTsc. pigs. nlsc SIT
EATsPlokled bellies firm 9uotssd sm9kng , Ia; Ia
frrn Quoted at 12h4l2kc. TALLoW-Duil- Quoted:
Cit 5zse e2untT7 g5,sc IAFDEasy h 3ao5t 36Ssfei
At Il glisso Re6ned iard barely STEADY oaotea:
i 2so cemP6und barely steady Quoted at ssse
sTEA ARINE-steady- Quoted: oieo. 13'4e; city lard
RICE-Th4 rice market was steady and fairly active.
with fun but unchanged prices quoted Slotauons Io.
4sc good ordInary 81. g5sc prime. 81 a6e; choice 60
Rsngoon. .-' a5o: Siam. 5e55fc-
The Federal quoted ane gTanglated at SOC ret !ess
rer cent cash and Others SO 6jt ArSaeklS B,o5heTs
inr ar. less and per Ioo \ from invoice and Ter
tno further discounts vhatsoever) Crst
donno in containing 60 2r cartons S3e: do N
575c. crushed CSC mould a. 53oc. cubes. 52A
XixX powdeTed l5.: Eagle 5-s bags Powered aaa
ana extra aae granusted DC. Eagle 2-- cartons
do 52Oc; 5-fh bags do. i5c; ION bags 90 0c 2ib
b0-b bags DO Sc. Eagle hne standard gTanulat
! roc: No 2 4 SIC: 4 1850: 8. 50c, No g.
45c: No I, 40c; No S S5c No g. Soc: No 10 25e
Is 4loc CwithdraTr5 The market for raw sugar
somewhat nominal. unchanged. Buyers named 5e-c
eleFs @ was G srouad l ssc With tRs VIDE ierens theTs
serious effort 60 business Spot prices were
Huscovado. 50 test 342c and mo!asses sugar 50 test
317c The London market for beet quiet and
unchanged with June los SAD. july al los Sd ard
than the above prices
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29
A,rERICAN LoCOMoTINE CoIPANY.

80 Church street. New York June gath. 1908.
Directors This day declared quarterly
OF and three-quarters cent rhs
capital stock payable July 21st 1909 the
stockholders OF record close buSi
ness on July 9th Checks viii be mailed
Transfer books Of preferred stock viii close at
P NJ July 9th 1909. and reopen July 22nd. 1909
7 CALLAWAT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK
York. June - 1903.
Board OF Directors has this day declared guar
terIy dividend OF TWO PER CENT free from
able and after July 1st. proXimO
The transfer books will close P. " this
opening July 1st. 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29

UNITED STATES REALTY Is IMPROVEMENT co.
III Broadway. June 2S. 1904
The Coupons Cornpanys Twenty-Year Deoenturs
$50 Bonds July LIST viii be paid
the Company's on
1908 Trinity BuidinE B. ". FELLOWS. Trsasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29

BANK OF AMERICA
Jew York June 18th 1909.
The Board o Directors to-day declared semi
annual dividend OF thirteen (S) fres oc
payable July 1s 1909 stockholders OF record OF this
date
The transfer books will until July md
1909 " NJ BENNETT Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-29

GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
TVenty-thfrd ST and Sixth Avenue
York. 23 f9Oa
At a meeting OF the Board Directors this Bank
hell day, a quarterly dividend OF THREE PER
CENT. declared the Capital stock OF this bank,
payable free Of tax. and after June 80. 1909
The Transfer Books Will be closed until Thursday.
July lst. 1909 W. L. DOUGLASS. Cashier