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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21
CONDITION OF TRADE.
'Bradstreet' says:


Jobbing trade and manufacturing industry tend
TO expand as the vacation season wanes and har.
excursions have been again a stimulus. and job
hing sales of drygoods. millinery, clothing. hard
week From a number OF markets. however, come
the reiteraon of reports that purchasers take hold
conservatvey and that retailers are still cautious
buyers. In the Southwest and parts OF the South
reasons for this are found In the prevalence OF
record high temperatures, which are said To nave
had Injurious effects upon cotton and corn; Corn
probably T will nSt s bs ss tSs Bumper ysd Of
1906. despite the larger acreage while Texas repors
some benedt is reported from the latter fur
Their east. While collections snow some tipro -.
ment there Is still evidence Of bacSwardness az
many markets. and freer movement OF the crops
is apparently relied upon TO help TINS moVeinsne,
anu nlogev IL esrtsiniy frnner Something like
SOLDERING process has been witnessed In the seSarl
the encouraging features reported TINS T Yon
come from few OF the Leading nra condsnt rail-
way purchasing being IN evidence anu tjais
are being offered for early deliveries OF Hldeeila
intended for manufacture
Dun's Review says;
Reports from the principal cities unite IN ~
51arG hing s taTed to supply the demand from
tsiIers of manufacturers experiencing constantly
6roadeRh pcrnasng courage on ali sides as
season advances and the outlook tor Lrse Tl o
rect is that the volume Of business VIII oeIoTe ioK
attain such proportions maj m nr In the
iron and steel trade this condition indeed seems 70
be already IN stht; ana IaI r gToEth is evil
denced hy the advance orders for 1910. Inc ran,
roads are enjoying such increases In earnings anu
such assurances OF good crops that they are 0uS-
ing freely Of steel rails and other supplies Ihelr
earnings thus far this month make the notabIe rec
ord OF an increase OF 12-4 per cent over 1908 ana
SO over 1907 With the country comparatively free
~ stocks retailers are now assembling in the trade
centres irnparting activity TO the drygoods trade
Bank clearings for August TO date show gains or
ia per cent over 1908 and of lis per cent over
1905 outside OF New York: and In New York.
where the record Is or less affected by active
and unsettled speculation, there is a gain of 5O-S
par cent over 1908 and loss of 81 as compared
with 1906. There has rarely been p time when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. AUGUST q. 1909

sc4 600 bushels. 600 bushels and
l.--1oOO Dushels a Worlds shipments were
tsutnatSo at S1I3OOO bushels. with SOisOO
hushes actual last week. The Modem Miller report
was ABOUT standon The interior movement showed
decrease sggregating sos 900 bushels. eontrased
Mn, $50 ~ bushels the corresponding day last year
aso Ad lU9 cars, but expected only 81 on sat
urday An export business 40 loads Durum re-
ported 10 have been worked late Thursday Cash wheat
IN me local market quoted follows: New No red
wheat 81 O9 elevator and 81 12ls. b ahoat New No
northern Duluth. 81 lO1s nominal. b ahoat Septel
per shipment; No hard winter. 81 1875 nominal
o b snoat CORN-TTaGers who sold corn short early
west were not bad expected. alarmed after
midday by bullish reports from Kansas and Nebraska
and In effort replace their sales prices
lie hushel, the close Chicago showing practically lie
net advance. December from 65ac 20 BIC IN the
latter msrket Western reports said that damage &C
counts carried double weight, in many cases they
were accompanied by buying orders The weather was
lief in the next twenty-four hours The movement
showed considerable Increase reaching SooOo bushels
all interior points. with 229 Chicago ahough
the estimate for Saturday only lo4 cars Reports
from the belt OF the Mississippi were geneTy FAVOR
able but failed offset the effect Of late buish ad-
also hrmer, No mixed being quoted sOAsc elevator ana
delivered old. nominal. and e4c for new b
winter shipment OATS-Early In the cay oats
developed considerable weakness declining about &C per
bushA under selling by cash people ana commission
housess together with large receipts me marker iae
however. with and closed quite seady CSh
IN York without change closing as fo,.
81 ~ s71&60c: clipped white 4 To ~ n S2ga2ac
RYE-Marlxet dull: new No Western; 16e. nominal
q New York. BARLEY-Market steady f"eding, oIc
nominal. 1 New York.
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Wine :, and MEAI.-Business in -four Of small
2 the LAY owing 70 the waiting attitude displayed
rlst peS 9i buyers, who anticipate lower prices
herlly a = Naest begins TO Quotations
,r new n e-ns easier Rye -four IN fair demand
,xnr ar 'ane with prices barely steady. The fol-
.<txnsrs prices quoted the Kew York Produce
Ia SPRING patents Sc l5ds7. winter straights.
sers new > winter patents 50 As 50 70: spring
hE nsw sae - %. old extra No I winter 81 65N
~ sA.a No winter 81 b5Qs -. and Kan
,,srket is,Ss - 0S q So 2s both new RYE FLOUR
sE cho,e.s steady Quoted Fair 20 good. 81 $50
EfEAic-SsrEsg, Quoted Kiln dried. 50 70. BAG
~ stessysib %: coarse, 81 50Gsl s. FEED-west-
X 81. 'tiiy steady Quoted Western spring.
- az IN. &C nidoling s2s IS. nour do $50 rs. red
ssag ss5 10 city bran. s2s bulk s2s sacks. mid
Ssay chop a.. sso cog s32 % all August shipment;
.4AIN-vpszzeso hulk, $50 20 sacks. oilmeai. S3s
- tc-dsv ~w,nEAT-The tendency OF the wheat
sMtnsr IN trs DOWNWARD. owing continued perfect
sss1t ~ northwest, but after losing lKQizc per
SssSh n ~ ehs rally followed sudden afternoon
III ftowes - cen market. and closing prices New
H. A. coes.a" rusl &c net rise. The September con-
s-ssscly 500 m contrast 10 strength.
Solsect ~ than other deliveries ali day owing
rS7lxest Increasing receipts % wheat IN the
ss -. leading holder reported selling
s'xss srnsn-s ne cay and prices gave way sharply.
" corr uith The last hour. wheE shorts bought
I've pror1ssa tnat thrashing operations making
c-su VA $500 M.tn The good weather while more new
~rzs ~ e.ssfporteo az Minneapolis and Duluth. Tho
&siors helssyep bushels IN stocks Minneapolis
- p.srosF "a 70 b. The lsst big reduction this
ksn this sd ,1s, after opening weaker on news
lila CLOSED from "a higher 70 4 d net
= fraesr .lk o-lter weather IN Germany and bear
As1~. IoY report cloAed &c net lower According
Axsnone saipmens for the week were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21

and feeders eofs5 SO 25dsi so:
Southern 50 3o@s4 native 81 25aSJ; native
heifers So BOAST bulls. So 901S3 So: calves $SGS7
HoGsReceipts 1900 head; market 5g10c lower; top.
81 90; bulk sales, 81 70GS7 So heavy. 81 IOs7 SIS;
packers and butchers 81 5oqs s7a: lights 81 T0as7
pigs S6@SI % sHEtP-ReSelpts 600 head; market
81 25qS5; $4aS4 u.s. sockers and feeders Sass
P1ttsburg. Aug. 20-CATTLE-Re Receipts light: steady
choice. Sc 5OGs6 70; prime; So 1885, 40 sHEEP-sup-
ply light prime wethers 81 S54S5 culls
mon: 81 5O@S3: lambs Sass IS; veal calves. ssass
IiOGS-Receipts fair. higher: prime heavies. mediums
IS So pigs. IS 15gSS %; roughs Sc 50aST rs.
Toledo Aug 20.-CLOVERSEED. cash. SO IS: October
81 So December 81 O2t5 March. 81 IS rejected So
no established grade. So so TIMOTHY, prime, 81 So
AISTTSFi uriTne. 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21

business conditions were so generally auspfciops.
and the contrast with the doubt and depression
existing a few months ago is very conspicuous.
Foreign commerce Of New York for the LATEST
week amounts to s2659s039. increase Of 81
DIG. 1874 over 1908 and s1.s54 7Ss under 1901.
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NORTH GERMAN 1 lloyd

Large. Fast and Luxurious Twin-Scrsw
Express and Passenger Steamships.
Equipped with Wireless & Submarine IEnaIa
PLYMOUTH-C HERBOURG-BRE
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 A. NJ
*. VIM. d. G. Aug. "a Kronprins Vyr, sept r
n, Wilhelm III Aug 81 lCecile. Sept. =
~ 1OUTH-CHERBOU
IWlh-Screw Sailings Thursday at 10 A. NJ
r. ID. Grosse.Aug. 26 Washington. Sept .
hGrfuerst. -. sept. 2 Bremen Sept. "a
GEORGE WASHINGTON-Sails sept ..
zl,VuO tons. Newest and Largest German
snip ahoat Every innovation known 10 tha
shipbuilder's art.
R-NAPLES-GENOA.
mediterranean Sailings Saturday at IL A. NJ.
p Irene. Aug. % Berlin new. Sept. 23
n Albert Sept. III p. Oct .
independent Around the World Tours
travellers Checks good all over the world
Apply OELRICHS & CO. General Agents.
BROADWAY NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21

oe~ market fer spot cotton quiet with prices
posnt on; midcllng upland u CSC. sales
~ bales. and 70 be delivered contract 900
ecutne.a spot markets were telegraphed fol-
~ galveston firm. &c of l2Ac; sales. 100 bales
v.s~s elet and steady, &c or at u 3-lGc: sales,
sonlie nominal ~ iZc. savannah quiet, IN
49, ~ i-.c; sales 600 bales Wilmington nominal
nh unchanged al l2isc; sales 80 bales. Bslti-
uenhel unchanged at l2-c. Augusta steady, IN
ssrss g rsae; sales, ia bales s.. Louis quiet IN
al i2ee. LATHE Rock quiet unchanged at llsc
-sns easy unchanged az I2i4 e. Houston steady. "a
\, sses, 10 bales. Estimated receipts lead
p0nts tor Saturday: Al Galveston, 1000 10 1000
s.- sslist ss3 bales last week and s5i4 bales last
AZ eS Orleans. so &c $50 bales. against 357 bales
wee and S60 bales last year.
,s ~ Ae@nge special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
points decline. saleE, 5000 bales 1000 bales
49, specuation and export. 800 bales Iiddling
hsss eo.e Futures opened quiet, but steady. point
Ts.i !. nssF ana ia points higher late months
UNCHANGED 70 y point lower August. 659d
0r1., Sspeehlber, S4sds September October ga 10
CO. osesauert $40. November December and De-
rsspssrhaary $50; Jsngary-Fehrusry. s.43i4d; Feb
49, anc Narch-April, 6.436: April-May and
$500; June-July. Al nd: Juy-Auglst G 400
arms. fair business doing: cloths firm
- august 20. 1909:
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HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED.
Female

WANTED .-Lady as teacher ana traVe l,ili : :
lady a refined. pleasant home IN New 1oIN
or vicinity and willing 70 travel Snroa ,. =,
Must be an experienced teacher. h4Vils
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,5c,,I .ffies ~ Europe Must be fuily
competent to teach art. botany. history an,
biography. state in detal srle..So
teaching and time spent IN cities sDI LS-ao, !,
sac size and age Attention VIII be given
only 20 those fully answering the above re
ouirernents and giving satisfactory seIef-
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
july 70 August X auf e. i.7s9oo fsos7oS issSo
DETROIT & MACkINAo
sss week ;s AUGUST z aas s s ssss % Sac.
INrERocEANIC OF MEXICO.
Second s week in August slsl 81 sl19ss7
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL
S SS sc august AHf't 'Sa a sss
MOBILE 6 OHIO
ss sSfr week se n August ss sass ss
July to August "a. L12o7ss tO4a.25e 12s4is0'
NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF MExco.
iaS w' August IN august 1 ssss ssi
TOLEDO. PEORIA 6 WESTERN.
ssfsnf r s auE N A1iq'' s ssaSS 1855
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN
Month OF July
s s:Sss.:: s$% S. s. sss
Net earnings. s1sO.9as s25s.17s ssOolsa
PACIFIC COAST.
Samber O. miles ,ss ss $50 use
Operating aapsn,ss,.. SSs.7s7 5s5.0st sssss
Net earnings. ....... sas.s2s saz.aos sioro,sl
Operating s1Penses.... 5'S2i.Ois s.220SSs 5ssssis
Net earnings II mos. $3.50 4se s1O528ss si4ias7s
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD.
April 20 June go
Gross earnings ssl sSs SO sssessss
Expenses .'--..-"s----. SooosSoZ ss22oEo lo4tosS>
Other income. 44al4e7 2fsa727 Is5osas
Total income. .... sioo47 s2a ss2is571 ,sloasarl
Charges ......-.-...... 5460.1Sl 40114o5 I3a2sca
Surplus .......... s4587.44s 81 2o5fss s4.7sTisf
CHESAPEAKE q OHIO.
s ff2af a.. & 'ss Sc ssss Ess
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO p. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON, WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d st. LILY ST
Washington. Sleepers. IL 80 I'm 100 am
Washington. Diner. Parlsr T.5O am 500 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 am 10. 20 am
Washington. Diner. Parior so am II 60 n n
Washington. Parlor. ..---. 1.5O pm 200 pm
Parlor Car. New York TO Richmond, Va.
Royal Ltd" Diner PRrlor g. so pm 400 pm
Washington, Diner. Parlor $50 PA GOO pm
Washington. Buffet. Par.Or $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 20 the West
ChicaSv. Pittsburg. 7.5O am 500 am
Chicago. Columbus. IL so am Il 90 n n
PittsbuTg, Cleveland .-... $50 pm 4.O0 pm
,",Pittssurs Limited -. e.o9 pm 100 pm
Gin. St l.. Louisville III ~ pm l. so am
Gin, St L. Louisvills... $50 am 10. 90 ars
Gin, ST. L., Louisville. $50 pm AGO pm
Offices, 245. f34. 1900 Broadway. o Astor
House. 225 Fifth Ave. N. Y: IS Ave. r.
"a Ridge St: S43 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn:
West 23d 81. and Liberty 81.
After o r. II. Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
y. q o. r. r.. 22d St Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea $50.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


LOST-Book No. S07 OF Mount Morris
Building and Loan Association. Please
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l25th 81.
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Discriminatory No. AS. 643 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution ANY person having
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cancelled and extirguished and a new one
issued in lieu thereof.
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OF the German Savings Bank In the City
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issued 10 Josephine schumann- All per-
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same. II not returned 10 the bank the
i4th day OF September. 1909. duplicate
will be issued.
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RM@TMM AND POINTS IN
WWV U WM NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and
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". Daily. $50 2. NJ Strs- COMMON
WEALTH and PRISCILLA. Orchestra on
each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence
Leave Pier Is. y. r. f. Murray st, week
days only 800 T. NJ Strs. PROVIDENCE
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NORWICH LINE Via New london. "
Fier 30. " r, IT. Clarkson ST, week DAYS
200 = VI Pier 90. f. R.. It. E nd st
o;So = NJ Strs. CHESTER W. CHAPLIN
and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW BEDFORD LINE For Ven,
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also at y. Y. Transfer and Tourist Otaces
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Provisions were inclined to be weak all day AT
the close prices We're unchanged to Ice lower.
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RED sd" LINE.
''Travel''
Free.

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COOK and I.AUNDRESS. BY Finnish Eirl:
best OF references: city or country. wages
SOS 70 $50. Yields Bureau. 32A Columbus
ave. Tel. 7se4-Schuylas-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
NMGMWR lDNE,

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BOARD AND ROOMS

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GOOD may WOOD D-vsn llsassss
Prises- s-At saasA. - a. DIV
cred - - - peNs->1ll hasl ~
|tAs way. i
KLAMATH sFAnLDA pAsae ~
r. OdlrluH 60. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-26

State of oregon.
County of klamath)ss.
!. Alex Martin Jr., cashier OF the
above named bank. do soiemnlp
swear that the above statement "
true 10 the best OF my knowledge ana
belief. =,
Cashier.
CoRREcT--Attest;
u. II. REAMES.
C. 8. MOORE.
Directors.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me
this goth day of November. 1909.
RICHARD sHoRE SMITH.
Notary Public.
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siiui,iris SALE
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Oregon for tho County of klamath

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Oregon for the County Of klamath.
American Hank and Trust Co, u
corporation. Vs. Mont y, ilutchison
and Sadie V. iiu,chison. hia wifo. de-
PENDANTS.
Hal, Ia Equity to forceiosc Mort.
case.
NOTICE IL hereby given that by
virtue Of hn execution aud order of
sale dul, isauod out ~ the above
NAMED souft and cause an the stth
day 81 November. 1908. upon a de-
rtcc made and entered for record In
said court In Aald suit on tho ?ith
day ~ ~ Scpirmf.~r. 1909, In favor oi
the abo,. named plaintiff. directing
the sale of N. PROMISES herein de-
scrib-d Ca satisfy the puin of t1'b
and ets.ss Interest on said sum.
1880 costa aud disbursements. and
th. further sum of tTs attorneys fees.
making a total Of ts0T,os, With In.
forrest on said sum from the day of
the rendition OF said decree. and ao-
cruing costs.
New, therefore, In view of Said.ca'
oeution aud In compliance with same
I have duly levied on said premises
aud viii. ON Friday. the siih day OF
December, 1903. at 10 o'clock n. M
on said day. n, th. from, door OF the
county courthouse at klamath Falla'
klamath County. Oregon. soil NJ pub
lie auction to the highent bidder for
cash In hand all tho right. title aud
interest OF the above named defend.
ants In and TO the following dcsotibcd
real property situated In klamath
County, Oregon, to-wit;
Lot 1 block g In the city of KAN
ath Fails, together with all th" 'cne'
monts. hcroditamcnts and nppurte-
nanccs thorcunto belonging or In an!
wise appcrtainins'
Tho proceeds of said sale VIII De
applicd In satisfaction ~ said oxocu..
tion. order and decree. interest ana
costs. aud all accruing costs and over
plus, II any there be. To bo paid unto
nnid court to bo further applied ~
! by law directed.
Dated ut klamath Falls. oreson'
this stth day ot November. 1909,
". u, BARNES,
sheriff Of Klamath County, Oregon
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