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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
PORTLAND DEFEATS SEALS
IN TWELVE-INNlNG GAME
[speclal to The Herald.l

PORTLAND, Ore, May 6.-After
San Francisco had tied the score in
the ninth by overcoming a two-run
lead, Portland eventually won out in
the twelfth today by the score Of 6
to s.
The game was full of excitement.
despite numerous errors, and the Seals
defeat was due in large measure to
hard luck.
Although Willis held the locals down
to six hits, while the visitors collected
eleven off Graney, the California
twirler kept up the record for losing
extra-inning contests established last
year.
With the score to 8 for Portland in
the ninth, Graney issued Mohler pass.
This was followed by two-bagger by
Tennant and drive by Melchoir that
tied the score. 1t was then nip and
tuck to the twelfth, when Breen's
triple, a pass to Armbruster and Gra-
ney's Glow bounder to McArdle ended
the contest. The score:
ca A
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
NEW LACROSSE TEAM
FORMED IN THIS CITY

lacrosse, a game which is to many
sportsmen unknown in Southern Cali
fornia, is being doomed by interested
lovers of the game. During the last
three years lacrosse has been played
but little, owing to the fact that there
are not many players resident in Los
Angeles who know the game.
A new lacrosse team has been or
ganized in this city and an effort will
be made to have it rank among the
best recreations of Sunday afternoons
and Tuesday evenings. For this pur-
pose a practice game has been arranged
for Sunday afternoon on the Prayer
park track. in which all lovers of the
sport are invited to participate. The
next regular meeting of the association
will be held at the Lissner building.
room 311, this evening, in which all
members and those desiring to join the
association are invited to be present.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
MEMORIAL GOLF TROPHY

NEW YORK, May 6.--The Tom Nor
ris memorial trophy, presented to the
Western Golf association by Peter
Dawson of Glasgow in tribute to the
memory of old Tom Morris, was placed
on view today in the Waldorf Astoria.
1t will be sent to Chicago in few
days. The. trophy is about five feet
high, of silver and copper and repre-
sents Tom Morris in the act of driving.
A panel back of the fire represents the
st. Andrews golf links. 1t is to be
awarded to the team of eight players
returning the best score against par"
on its own course.
The plan of playing simultaneous
team matches all over the country on
fixed date is so new that an actual
test of several years. golfers, say, will
be needed to demonstrate its advan-
tages.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
SKATING RINK IN HOTEL

NEW YORK, May 6.-The latest adj
dition to a modern hotel is to be an ice
skating rink, which will be installed
in the Plaza. BY the middle of next
month the grill room win be trans
formed into rink, the floor being COW
cred with several inches of ice.
An orchestra will play in the rink
each afternoon and evening, and skates
will be furnished to persons staying in
the hotel and their guests.
The hotel has been planning method
of catering to guests in novelties, and
decided on the ice rink.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
STOP SUNDAY HAsERALL

VANCOUVER, b. c., May 6,-By the
casting vote of Mayor May of North
Vancouver today the police commits
sioners of that city decided to enforce
the Lord S day act and prevent any fur
Their baseball games being played on
Sunday. Umpire, manager and players
of last Sundays game will be prosecuted
in the city police court.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
cYcL ONE rHoMPsoN MATCHED

CHICAGO, May 6,--Cyclone Johnny
Thompson has been matched to fight
Ray Bronson of Indianapolis before the
Columbus, Ohio, club on May %. The
original articles called fe- bout be-
tween Thompson and Paddy Sullivan
of New York, but the latter refused to
fight and Bronson was substituted.
The bout will be a ten-round affair, at
1873 pounds at 3 p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
LAW SCHOOL LOSES

Yesterday afternoon on the U. S. c.
diamond the Pomona college team de-
feated the u. S. c. law school nine by a
one sided score of IA to 3. The game
was of a ragged nature and several err
rors were chalked up to both teams.
Dougherty and Russell were in the
points for the losers, while Craig and
Shute did honors for the winners.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
BOXING
MANY ENTRIES IN
BELMONT STAKES

= NEW YORK, May 6.-Entries I
< for the stakes of the Westchester !
!. Racing associations spring meet \
!. ing at Belmont park, which opens <
!. week from today, were an x
= nounced last night. =
i For the juvenile stakes. AZ en- \
!. tries; Laureate, AZ; Bouquet, AZ; Z
\ Fasion, "a; National Stallion, \
= race. ST. the Pocantico, "a; the <
+ withers, 26; Belmont, rs; Ladies, !
= %; Metropolitan handicap, 20; \
i Spring Serial handicap, one entry :
! to qualify for three races, the :
]. Croton, Claremont and Van Cort- :
! landt handicaps, DO entries; To- <
\ boggan handicap, 81; Harlem SELL !
\ ing, 80; Norwood selling, 36; Anna :
! teur, 9.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07

scoRE RY INNINGS


Two-base hits-Delmas. Smith @ Sacrifice
Goodwin, Tozer. Innings pitched
by Whalen, G. Bases on balls-On Tozer, o.
off whalen, 1; of Gilman, O. Struck out-By
Tozer, 4; by Whalen. L; by Ehman /. Double
TO Demas to Dillon. Wild
halen. Tozer. Hit by pitched ball
Shlnn. Time-1;25 Umpire MeGreevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
THIRD WEAR PREPs WIN

The third year props of Occidental
defeated the fourth years in one
sided game yesterday afternoon on the
Academy field. the score being II to 4.
The fourth years were guilty of many
errors, and these, combined with the
batting of the third years, gave the
latter thirteen runs in the third inning
Mcdowell, who was in the box for
the juniors, was in good form and
struck out ten men.
The lineup:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
NOTES OF rHE GAME

According to their usual custom, the
Angels started things in two innings
yesterday after two men we're out, and
things had smmered down. Frank
Dillon's leaders are strong in this two
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07
Totals .........46 8
-
SCORE BY INNINGS


Struck out-By Wills q Graney TO.
Bases on balls-On Willis ., Graney T. Two
base hits--Graney, Tennant. Berry. Three
base hit-Breen Sacrifice hits-Kennedy 2,
Melchoir, j. Williams. Olson. McCredie 2,
Armbruster Bodie. Stolen bases-Mc Ardle,
Tenant @ Speas Berry, Armbruster Passed
ball-Berry Left on bases-San Francisco
To- Portland IA. Time Of games hours.
UJmpire-Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-07

Three base hit-schafer.

Three- base hit--Schater. IWo-base hIts
bridges. Eagan. Sacrifice hits-Kinkel,
Mott Bases on balls-Of schafer 2,
Bridges 5. Struck out-By Schafer s,
Bridges 3. Double plays-Chrlstian to Nc
Cay; Van Haltren to Cameron. Passed ball
-KinkeI Wild pitch-Schafer, Time OF
game-l:s5 Umpire-McCarthy
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24

orders seemed be entirely withdrawn. bulls were
holding off 10 see how the movement developed before
fevorable crop advices received including The
Modern Miller report. which positive in its
for harvesting and that farmers were selling wheat
freely. Damage by rains crop losses III the
at one time reported. Some private advices from the
Northwest were optimistic claiming that production
tfons Harvesting was said to have IN
Minnesota and VIII begin Monday in south Dakota
5sTIJ 5aclfDc i4oroI 1sran-ra made Argsnti.S
and It estimated that worlds shipments would be
around I000Oo bush Of which only aa3 600 bush were
93 loads reported that quite little business
had been done IN speculative way TO come forward
in elevator 81 80 elevator and 81 1854 ahoa
end August No Northern Duluth. 81 IS and No hard
10 loads. CCRN-Counued ACTIVE buyIng of near months
by shorts and commission houses advanced September
market undertone to the last half hour.
when Il reacted little with the break in wheat Finai
unfavorahle reports from Okla
homa and Western Kansas whore there has been nsuf
outlook poor that considerable had been
bought in the market for Texas account There was no
figured AT 3.226oo3 bush compared with 2uf2ot'
bush the previous week. No corn here was quoted
Or sc, ahoat winter shipment uATS-Suoh
steadiness displayed during the day was due
grains and left of about unchanged
quoted as foiIoNs: Mixed % to 20 n DOC nat
white 26 20 30 n. 51I!12c and clipped white "a
new Sf'EC. nominal b Kew York BAltLsti Narket
lru Feeding, 75a77c New York Wheat anclud- |
o2235s bush. against 1Gs l0e last week and
a22 last year; since July Ssl4o7a bush against
July !. G73 bush. against i9l.G95 last year
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24

n0TT0N-The cotton market continued very nervous
te5sy with sentiment plainly unsettled, but sellers were
iqrssion l-lCHs -.r market showed an advancing
tlasncy in th -la-a. probably as ulIcl The result ~
ths rsIie- pressure clearing weather IN
Tsz following moderate precipitation in most ut the
rzrt cIosei steady. advance Il Is 70 =. points.
Trh Decenber quoted = s-e. - points from the
EsrE Price Il July IS The market opened steady. az
n 20 points. tE response . higher cables
tzn expected an covering which may have been pro
EEe1 y ine fact -fs- the early weather map lil not
much precipitation in the Sou-hVesr had been
sEIed ty Ih1rs-aEs private reports. while there aI
asd = b no i-H are % suggest further rains Liver
- h1ztng vas also factor during the early session
- Us Vas believed 20 De- chiefly n he way of ul1ong
g Era1des G1c waz Withdrawn after the close # the
Eh market while the detailed reports ~ the Weather
Bz1 showed that r-ecirlta-i1u Z rather light
poiass ana rather heavy AZ fsw others laE been
raeze was 6fsf7e-.5 nor fs,o-1l5,s -sr am i-5r-e
ras the Gag sole or - q net loss = . 70 10 points
Later hsEever the market a-e9 on covering f1r over
2eassged by reports tha- -he experts large local
I2ss Eho have lu Investigating crop runltir-s look
M $50 s'- III =. t... --t.'-V' o-+s h W.
kltln point or tH9 q t-e best southern spot
tzfe- rsso--s weekly movement feres 4 the Nayv
- Cotton EE-1anra For receipts ISsTT bales against
I a. - -t--- 70 mas am. '.a-la-'i.
ngs jeslimate57 80ooG bales arains; 10000 bales last
- os q stocks 81 interior towns -+gl bales against
LES -2st taT t1nuSil- lnta sight for tho Igest
slS9 bses against &l---2 bales year TotaI crop
= : II receipts. as-Gf5 bales 200 bales added
lis O. f@asH1i- against -..4Sz0- bales last v.a-;
81 - @al = nils and gaHs.s 12T25o bales. against
S-s4s nf@s 4as- year. Southern mia raEi-Es 30 1U9
- sgsost s+ fa9 ta-s fas- wear stock at interior
ysY laes as- scar. brought into sight thue fs- for
ason Il 53ea 80 av AGAINST II e12 81 fales asst yea-
sv,.. -. cr11 r-errr s f1r 32G days this
vas s =, Fs6se q eaa prices in rhe local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
Cash ouOTATIONs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ner York. Luly .. j

: N07 7 |Tk- IuE = III
CoFFEE-gre coffee market was more active 90
- -l.aE steaIf=r result 4 scattered covering
- c1a1lnuaria-. -srz- ---i-5 bun support The
- 80 easEr. net hanged 10 - points higher
- ve-a re.orte5 @-.--H ioEs- The market opened
- :; unchanged prices 20 au advance ~ points ln
So So = The steady French market and while the
-Tan -ecers remained very heavy win no reason for
-e--r-r ANYTHING Hrra- than gradually increasing
t--se9- trade se--l-c seemed 20 hc itte -ess IN
5serr= ~ ans -aa market improved after me
v-s- some sl-Ds uTeasiI-ess The part %:
s1=--=- owing rHe continued hulllsa AT
- II me Interests ve=o policy OF taking uT fee o
---s-s r-utrH--s placed -h.u iD control -
- cafe In the 1El stock S deliverable "n c'iltTH'I
u course. ccne 7 t -ft|-- ..'-t E -t1a-.'- t-'-
- f-- ra7f - rrr-rn i9f e --'nafus 80 us
- ve-her this may M required Tor prompt ship
II ire Interior There important change IN
so-ar- markets. local opening
Ssr-e Was uef Unchanged p franc higher 5uy h'inE
Fi.z4- ELfre F7a--ur-E Unchanged lower.
[b july lower Neither ~ -le Brazilian aT1ets re
-1-a5 snv change Erra5-s rr- Brazilian ports
1e y COO bags against 5000 as- year and 4e9 two
fes-s ~ Tga nr frr spot coffee quiet, with
6rss-Icls da -le basis # T-Sr for Rio NJ =
Te rrnse CONTRACT prices fl Tie local market to-cay
-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. JAY p. 1900
eiiti nEl' y & ] gcre ion e ~ r 'i1 .ega an ia
e be soil eer- opensd slow 5nr s,aaag closed win
offered rated fsr rurI.ufl ana common
\ aRen at $3.50 bulls At 81 81 s. = e1es a. s. le9
So" fog ,'ni49n T. eto,ce grade Dr.a' t."f con
a. Ie5-e Leg aHd I5naon gai.s Gl.,.t live sal
the oaal. refrigeraor beef lower p1alol per n No
sp5R1 sqR9 i5a is ta @ hes l' r5}, gaa o65 4 n sPs f
for soh1urzschId & sulzherF5- ana aGo cattle for
shamberr q SON rhc 81 Louis. Iio2 quarters beef
90: tte Arabig %, egar'rs for te Morris bsef Con-
pany making Win r.F'ol. FhipmcnLs total from ms
8li to ,i5 ports rs, Of Gfc1, Irair
eEeeson Z. m q Co 4 enqqsssy qssy st'ss 81 1872 1872 y
Co. 1919 n At So - o. iaa7 ~ q, s. go Is ao !ail r.
10 20. loss H. al S. 70 ohio do i2ai H. 81 So Is DO.
~ i"s n a - ." ,d ~ 49, ~ o5 s. ' 70 ~ u = ro ~ @ ao is H.
f & 40, ~ o ios5 H. f s. So 20 d. ii82 n at S. 46
s. Is. do. o78 n. At - 30 p do 779 n a. s. = -
at SO 5 d5 1000 H. at So ha7i 200 H. at s. so
is S Onto @ secf + la22 :, y s at s. 49, ' lals 4 d. &
sanders: eps $50 p az s. 70: % = cows y, 9 9ss s. N
So 4 I@a4 g. e So H. at sq 81 10 1G d6 o. sos 8 ~ IS Sd 3 @ d. at
CALvEs-Receiptr we're 90 head tpelninF i'o tT toT
butchers and ia for the market PTisfs |sTe [aIel tea
IL. Huttermliks nominal city dressed yenls were were
bringing 14c country dressed at s'=al2c and dressed
seieSe Judd 3 % - veals. I47 average.
81 ~ - pcr 100 10; calves. 20T H. al 50 %
ral0a Wright & % - 1872 IL al s. %
5 sanders 70 veas I52 ID. 50 -, : dc. 10 ID
Al So, ,,o =, 80 o. Il, tno
H. al So
SHEEP AND lambs Receipts were 2Si9 cars or
a24 head Including for slaughterers and 1870
Tor market making with the stale stock .ia1s cars
10 be sold sheep in light supply and steady. anps
we're badly demoaiizcd 15Q2Jc lower with p cars
unsoid at Common TO prime sheep 'eWea)
sola ai s3MS5 per n; culls at 81 so common %
nrjme lambs az 81 50d$7 50: extra prmeb ~ Si'
Ini,s AZ S4aS4 % Dressed mutton steady at S4llc;
drssfs saies%eW,on , co: 2l3 virginia qm9s 20 N
age al 81 so per n 1o9 Kentucky DO u H. at ~ gu
91 do n ~ at so 90; I2G Virginia do 60 ~ nj 50 %;
9G5 do IS b 81 80; 80 Kentucky culls % - 81 VI
west Virginia sheep. - n. at s. so do lao ~ at
s25 40. Kentucky 100 10. Al ~ %
Fc Tudd a 60. 2l5 West Virginia lambs. 90 TO- az
e. 70 a PENNSYLVANIA DO GS N. Al $6 Pennsy wanna
sheen leo NJ a. 25. West Virginia do, 10 10 ~
81 ~ nac Yesterday 300 Virginia lambs. go N, NJ So;
.,SS K.ntlcl,y do trullsp. 30 n. at 81 -. -
7-otir A. shannon Virginia lambs &" ~ Ht
e,d ~, 60 r 254 Ohio do. 81 10. AT 50 3l "a
9en,c,y -" me do IS b So Virginia sheep 1870 H.
a' fr,crson & NcCabe; 251 Virginia lambs. 40 No. ut
81 70, t,t,,s,ta larohs ~ n, al 81; 20
,s,gania iarnts 80 n. 81 20 PennsyA Aania sheep
10 ~ a. 81: is DO 81 30 do. 100 No. at ~
do. ~ at So ,,,
IOGS-Receipts - cars. or Ibis head inciua-
,- eIont 30 FOR No sales reported up 90 "a
iarh5e bonr but the feeling rated steady. -
Judd & Gate yesterday: : state u"b9,
II, M average SIS - 100 lb; roughs TO TO- AT
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. July p. 1909
BEANS AND PEAs-Rcceipts TO-DAY. rs bags peas
Denana s9s no % ana the @ prgt Y Is very
We W. @ c HI T ~ % ,aice' ar az m hast | "a NE Ia " 20
fair 10 good 81 5q$3, medium and choice s. 709
to good s. 1GaS2 20 imported pea choice 81 5as2 q Il
imported medium. choice 50 2oas2 .; do common TO
TO good s. 4ods2 % red kidney choice. oa$2 90 DO
e 2oq$2 .; lima. California. choice 50 65 PEAS
BUTTER Recripts to-day 1os74 ptgs Trade is
quiet and The tone OF The market is somewhat unsettled
prices under ncia inspection. although fine
m"nd Other classes generally steady We quote:
ffsts a6l2deS d. ons er M i 5n thirds 2s a3
- state dairy tubs finest 2Ja26c; do good choice
cals 2sa2i4c do extras 28a23izc. % frss 22a22sc:
do seconds u2c: 30 thirds. 17al9c. western factory
thirds. l7atsc. packing stock No !. 20l2c. do no
the %e YORK Mercantile Exchange 27c for specials
CHEEsE-Rer"lpts to-day 1.s4s boxes Trading is
NOR quiei 70 day, and most receivers have little
closely several weeks past Country prices
a9d ondae6, a f fShs % and holders a ARE ary @ r arm
io5 ssnst all sfad1s and prices steadily held L
asking prices and there has been export business
Canadian new SIS for coiored and KS for White We
quote state fun cream. specials 144Ql5c do colored
90 common to coed ioaglaEc; skins "a H. specials,
common 4s.a5s.e: fur skins -. aSstc,
. EGfismIeeeipts day. i1.3f4 cases. The position
IS bot there such Most Of The supply IS Of
al weak 1ha ana i2Tg rn Sga and % meeting dul market
aIehsnged bur occasional lots Of graded West
.oss lots range down So 5oaS4 50 per case We
29g32e: DO gathered whites 24G 2sc hennery browas
2s a2 sstnesea ,5ronns fair % s69es 28l
do seconds 29a2lc do thirds t7a19c; dirties l5i9i4c
Pears lower Peaches higher Piams dull Grapes
fruits in light receipt to-day and prices higher. Musk
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
So 4Is" 2s lois

The approximate amount or the lien or
c,ar rye 10 eatisfy which the above dt-
srriLsd property Is % be sold. Is seventeen
Thousand eight hundred sixteen and s4-l0p
Dollars ,SI7. SIG 94, with interest thereon
Srot, the second day Of July, 1903 to-
,ather with costs ana allowance amounting
r. Fnur hundred thirty eight and % luo
Dollars CS4gS 20. with interest from July
: ra0q together with she expenses OF the
ale -Tre approximate amount df taxes.
"a lsscssfnents wafer rates or nth"r l;ens
which are 90 be allowed 10 the purchaser
,r,r ~ the purchase money. or paid by the
-efere.> fs -Four hundred twenty-siX and
~ 100 Dollars lS4e6 so. and interest. The
Premises viii be sold subject % tenement
house violations. II any. and 10 any state
~ facts which an accurate survey would
G1ted. tSew York July I3th. 1892
r 2. SILLINAN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Juy 2a-closns WHEATIspot N8 20 sGe red
,l,er IS ED: December. IS %. coRN-spot steady
now American mixed tyia Galyestonl es 24d [1tI,eS %
Winter patents frTa PEAS-Canadian firm. Is I'D
tfc IN ,nJon pacific Coas steady. e Ssdf3 BEEF
EEfra India mess dun 90s PoRk-Prlmo mess Wes5g 81
- erT, Q5s IIAMS-short Il to 10 b.. quiet bds
5 ~ a u; Cumberland cut n steady; ols
tor. "a, Ia 10 % n steady Cd long clear uiddies
5tt5. "a n, firm clear mideles heavy 30
t 20 n ANA 6ss clear backs 10 . % n iI Is
5s "a clear bellies II 10. firm G2s cd StoCL9tits
c1nare II 10 IS 10 firm. 53s Sd LARD Prime NeHt
ern in tierces firm, 50s: American refined IN pans
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24

90 market FOR SPOT rofton was quiet with prices
l5 Lsler az l2ell far wG5ling upland and = 60c
"a 'iuf- Sales 1921 bales deliveries
a f-r -- ~n-e.erf- spot markets were teeeraIhed
- 'l1l'estH- Gli=t i-e lower 20. sales
-. --otlic cG.. unchanged. "a j &C. Savannah
l99,-alee - i-'+e- =elez bales. Charleston
So lli-a Norfolk 81 a4E, unchanged. 12ia ar.
AaT5- ie e,-laars nominal. isc lower at I25se.
s-ae. --efIrle5 12izr- sales. bales.
49, faist ~ lower. ~ -. Houston gtoaiv un-
ILL., a. a 80 Little fln-k steady. unchanged. "A
49, si7'iiis gr-ef rlrlauee-. I17ec. sales 100
- r" - -asls a-e1lE- lG- lover. u SC sales,
ess,5 1.1e'1a nominal. Estimated receipts.
ga Itlrls Tor saturday. %eu- Orleans o
- against lt27 bales week bales
tses ~ 'sa-'eEtar 200 ~ 800 bales against TG
!. 6..,o- - ttts ana a.ti5 bales last year
ff. hfafge special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
.'E'l bales speculation export 300 Ia les.
sr-s l'"H hates- nia1.iHg upland. 4sd. Futures
frse sIaf ~ Ia points aHEanre; closed easy net
r- - = decline ~ II points July and July-Au-
re- - -e' er1ber e. - iad. seTteTnber-Dc-
'-if.-- %s-eruLes-
g. sIst Deas.lr- January. 2ld. January-FTe5r7lary
ee.e- - lI'-5 y a-2zi, Jlly-Aususr G-la. Man
rams ea..- t-JtHs-fIlfers zoo low
"a. Jaly % 1859. @ "''A 'H1e' RI
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24

80. -
tsssln fo-s,rA ANi5 hEAf-DeraauG for -four war slow
Frces usFe .-~ Kansas sJraights best sellers
-laeng-s .-s.l'aiiN loser, with wheat Rye -four
fqee qlc.es "a q4lei .ocal trade The following are
sk.S1iiR -A TIE NcH York Produce Exchange:
sssts i'atsats, s. I5as7 Il winter straighs
sees5 81. ter patents 50 l5aS6 60, spring clears.
r1tsf. q No winter s. 154kJ 30 80
ssstE--stssee a. Kansas strsrfts s. so0ss o.. RYE
t.iee fznc- = @igiel- Fair good. 81 5gdS4 G5:
~ - CRED a. :. = ''asi - CoRS1lEAIs-F Firm Quoted:
sts sns ysiIss al -. LAG MEAL,-Flrn. Quoted: Fine
,,ssrn fsr. = isQAl 20. coarse. 81 aJaSl 60. FEED
rsssg 81 fe. - e,eaa}i city quiet. Quoted: Western
cag a i-afd uaIddilag SIG 10 -four DO so 90,
- &zEEs5s ~ bran. so bulk So n sacks.
eaap 81 ffd dog. So 90 an July shipment;
- Daik so 20 sacks: oneal. E33
ID s1h ooatf.sl- ae bearish charaoter of crop
- shest sea big receipts led heavy llquida-
beng ~ ,2eag and severe break IL prices IRE
ss,s goris ~ se under the previous night Winter
Il. - Kausse -. haa 34ne0 bush of which S3i 000
sssf afaary ...y ane $4,000 ST Louis. The
ss Win oos lsli consisted 0f 9C2 bush com
sesr ~ D1Sh gear ago 35s
f-s-<sH x ~ containing cars u No 2 red and
say Tbfs ffs, while 334 were expected on
x1iez cssh sFa-i,. afp movement had its effect
st.r efcse c---ss throughout the country and pro-
oEts - sslnsissiCn house selling tn The as, bour
tns cay were reached. Supporting
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
Iosr-BANXBoOKs.

RANKBOOK No. 400. 734 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing Any person
having a claim to IL IS hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten days or
submit to having said passb0ok cancelled
and a new one issued.
OST.-BanIlbook No. a62 7GT Bank for
Savings $50 4th ave. New York Pay
nent stopped Please return book TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
STEAMBOATS,.

HUDSON RIVER DAY LlEE
f2iatia. Steamers ''HESDRGCK HI DSCN-
CBE5ItI Fulton -'ALBANT." and
MARY POWELL" OF the Hudson River
Day Line. fastest and finest river boats in
the world
I've. Read Down Arr Read Up.
\ II 4 NJ p NJ Daily. ex sun A II 2 II p NJ
So fds5rs sIg9 seA 4n-5 SINS Soc 5S . "
y ~ 1000 Zuu West 42d Still -. SD $40
y -1 ~ ~ Z - West t2g St1LG0. 30. $40
1-4a. 10 90 .---.- T1nksrs .I.---. $50. $50
49, I--.-- Z 80 FfiEh'd Falls 8 40I----- i-----
II. 90. 90 : en WeUt Point, $50 go ; .
y - 3 % Cornwall i s.t5.....-I . 20
y >. l-45 J.f5. New Hureh 8 -GG. 2-I5. 5-OJ
--..-- I----- u ~ New H1m.'a s I--;t.----- 1900
1.l5. 22Ir545. P6'keepsie 100 20. 40
zlu..---. .---. Kingston Pt..--.- p . ----.
-I-.--- 40 Kingston %. eco --.-.. -----
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3-s0.-...t....f. Hudson ..L.....-I0 40 ..--.
C-IU.....- ..- # Albany . : go 5000.
7 N p NJ PM a MA. aI ? NJ
Connecting Cornwall with O. & w Ry.
Special trains 20 CafSkiU Mt- resorts and
Saratoga. ani easy connections 60 ali points
East. North AMI West Through tickets
eHd baggage checked at Offices of n Z
transfer 90. TEruIg- raii tickets between
y I and Albany accepted. Most delight
III one f.8f and oue-d8y outings Co west
Point, Newbg-r1. Cr E-ughkesIaee- return
irE on any down I9y hoat Meals served
n an hours MUSIC
STR. NARY POWELL see,s see columns
Perfect Afternoon Ou- 3. Leave Dss-
brosses St l.45 r. IL. connecting at West
Point With
Sir. AIPETIY 1ue W. 49, S. 80 PM
S'-' H. --]-A' = Orchestra or each steamer
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24

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IA I : NIL Nv = tI-NO
VIA THF CATSkfLI. MOUNTAIN OTIS
AND CATSEII.I. AND TANNERS
WILLIE RAILWAYS
Direct connection with the n = central
trains leaving Rev York T-54 a1l Il Il
4 NJ, daily. except sunday, and 4-J1 7 ",
daily. an9 the West shore trains leaving
West 4gf 81 az 7.i5 anj II GO A Il daily.
exrsrt sunday
Also direct connection with tho HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and The CATS KILL
EVENING LINE STE NNf,ttS-
PURCHASE TICEE VIA t&I-fslLL.