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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30

To I'VE EDTroH ~ TIVE wN--SU The man
vino Keep, hi eyes open In THg SUS d,d not s-- a
nv ,iO1n at J O'Clock \ ". IN sister Beatrir- e"
., he thought II was perfectly gooi rTtOon he
saw but IN old IN up rho Ief nsnd SHE
from tho rising sun. a. n should he
rRrNrs BvlAfDoR.
NV YoHK. November n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30

To TmE EDITION or THE SuS-5ir Is thu Arm
OF Cold Pious. Wholesale confectionery Brtdg.
port. Conn. eligible 10 be enrolled IN your Hail
Of Fame' H. s. CHAIIRxokm
BngDoHSonT. coEn-. November &C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30


Since 1875 the Union Theological
Seminary has had an important part
in the religious and educational activi-
ties Of New York. Taking formal pos
session Of its new home yesterday il
began it's seventy-fifth year with n
plant adequate physically 10 its needs,
and likely to be for many years the site
Of It's activities
Probably there ia no institution OF its
kind in the country better known TO
the public than the Union Theological
Seminary. Its courageous directors
and faculty have not fiinched from
the clashes that inevitably accompany
the search for truth. They have &C
cepted the responsibilities of their in
dependence. and have pursued their
chosen course undeviatingly when per
sistence seemed TO mean serious impair
ment of their usefulness. or even ruin
That their reward il something more
substantial than the approval Of a clear
which we're dedicated Yesterday are
evidence.
But the bricks and mortar. the stone
and wood work OF an educational in
stitntion are the smallest part Of its
for public service. Its out
put Of men is the test of its usefulness.
Judged by this standard the prosperity
OF the Union Theological Seminary is
amply justified
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30

~ oEr '-fSHdS HhO -s-ov az MN rlinuSrrfptS ,or
r.hicnfion r-h "a hlrr rsiSrfd rc'ss returned hes
usas' IN IH { isr' semi 'ifmDt for that PURPOSE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30

Paris once, a- Rue Louis r Grand The daily and
Sunday editions are or sale at kiosluc T., near the
Grand Hoel. Mosque -. Boul-v Arb DIES Capuclnes.
corner Place d. OpSrN and X ioSque IA. boulevard
dss italens. corner Rue Louis IT, Grand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30

shs Constitution cousmsnSs ths provinioa
which 10 have quoted. berauss q pre-
vents pstty warfare of regulation and
restraints tho States from exercising tho
power of taxation injurio,lsiy 10 each
other and In such manner as 20 aroaise
resentments and create dissensions to
the min Of harmony and amity.
II is quite possible that the Legisla-
ture 81 Vermont Possesses tho conssi-
tutional power to regulate and perhaps
TO prohibit the sale Of Christmas trecs
within its own borders. but certainly
it cannot without the consent Of Con-
gress tax their expectation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30

Knicker-I love the good the ,ri-. she beautiful
stsih-rhis Ia 10 sudden. but Esa sure father
wan consent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30

London o-fc~. Bingham House. I Arundel street
Strand. The daily and Sunday SIN are on sale in
london at the American ami Colonial Exchange.
CARTON street Regent street and Das 'sSt-nrrship
Agency. u Green street. Charinr Cross Road
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30

Published by the sun Printing and Publishing
Association At i7o Nassau street In the Borough
az Manhattan. New Work President NJ the ASso-
citation. Edward l. Mitchell i7u Nassau street
Treasurer OF tho Association. NJ = tAran. l7o
Nassau street Secretary Of the Associations, n " -
Quinn. i7O Nassau street
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23

Soft hats OF scarlet hue bob around In the mass
Their wearers as you learn by asking are attaches
n concern that uses this distinctive headGear to
identify them when the mass becomes maelstrom.
few palm leaf fans in evidence; over there Is n
chap with umbrella All are clad In the thlnnest
raiment and they need 1t when the broad sun laughs
IN Broad street In midsummer.
But the within the ropes are not the only ones
who keep the clock In sight. From every window oil
the buildings that oycrhHns the enclosure and even
from few that are we'll beyond the lower end are
peering lynx eyed Individuals alert. eXpecant Some
sit near Morse electric telegraph instruments ounces
near Telephones ON the window ledge OF thir1
6oor Il youth polseS serenely swings himself back
and forth with a turnstile window pane Forty feet
and "A hard bump for him if he fell Another, on the
opposite side of the street leans away out over hr
sidewalk; only n gymnast could do that regularly
and not come TO grief. He gcsticuates TO some one
below a large sweeping left arm movement ending
in a zlg-Zagging flourish His soemnity Is impressive
Above the cafe telephone space Is TO let according tn
sign across The building and from the footpath one
can see a double row of telephone booths, with at
tendants hard by. on each side of the street hXeu
upon n building at a height of thirty feet Is row OF
electric light bulbs with number under every bulb.
The onlookcr discovers ultimately that when ligno
glows I'm bulb it is a signal to within The ropes
a he is
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
or Answers

roadway as clean the Amsterdam streets one reads
about but never find.
Then something happens From the basement Of
No. IS emerge policemen aud man in an unfamiliar
uniform. They carrying into the road iron stand
ards and ropes such used by the New York
traffic squad Mt points Of traffic congestion.
Rapidly they rope Off section of the middle Of the
road leaving enough on each side for the ensS
passage of vehicles The arena enclosed extends.
with aperures In the fence of cordage. from
point the pillar clock to point about one hun
drcd feet south. The sightseer perceives from the
Label the cap Of the in the unfamiliar tosgery
that he In the service the New York Curb Agency
The Game Is On.
1t is five minutes to ten, and by both clocks, Bui
the and boys who pouring into the enclosure
some issuing from the Easements Of adjacent build
ngS others coming OF the ground or the air so FAR
as the sighseer cnn tell watching tbe clock In the
cnfr window strange psychological clock. on which
i raven and an owl might perch; a clock with a
quantity expansive vlSaGe half eanny bat cynical as
il IL Knew what's what in paper NalueS
In the cnclosure-stronGly reminding one or "A
platform girded for prizeiSht-are perhaps 900
souls all told IL the day is busy rheir ages range
from sXly-Gve down TO fifteen the Inter including
a swarm Of boys of The messenger type wearing mum
bered badges distinguished by numbered buttons.
But the majority nearer thirty than twenty or
forty and In New York city if You wish TO know
The trend Of any vocation you must consult or anayze
the man Of thirty
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
The Sign Language.

Those faces In the windows are weird faces; eager
dugged instinct with daredcyiltry willing 10 take
risks faces framed in gray faces in glossy brown
faces that arc smooth faces that are hairy They arc
all looking at the face OF the clock and waiting or
the word "(,o"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23

abruptly The SUBMITS of the clihS have
broken off in cntaclysm The buildings. though four
or five floors in height. look mean squaty, ugly The
vista 10 the south does not Improve for thousand
feet, and the sightSeer mechanically checks his nd
vance in that direction
1t is quarter TO ten o'clock lie notes the fact be
cause two timcpieces in the window of cafe at
No. 10 and the other fixed atop of iron pillar In
front of No IS. tell him almost simultaneously. He
wonders why the profusion OF chrouometerS and hc
observes that the pillar Is bulletin board bearing
notices, typcwrttcn and printed few persons
reading these and groups appear TO be forming here
and there in the immediate nelghborhood
Sweeping vigorously If he had conscience
or had received Il special fec white wing Is bent
with the toll of making that particular part OF the
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
Trading on Local Stock Boards
OF a Light Saturday Character

quired s296, ,251, ,275, increase s1,91S,7 ,725; sur
plus S40313 425 increase $13,170,T75; ex-
United States deposits S40,72S, ,15o, increase
$13. 1915.
The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house banks today 2S.90.
The statement of banks and trust companies
of Greater New York not reporting the
clearing house shows: Loans 81, 80. 595, 300, de-
crease ,437 200; specie $123: :5oS. 900, de-
decrease SIS, ,451, 500.
The Financier will say: The New York
clearing house banks continue to accumulate
cash. their present surplus reserve being by
far the highest of the last year The state
taking the actual condition report basis,
an increase of S16,011,4 100 in specie and legals
traceable TO the heavy movement from the in
terror and TO favorable operations with the
subtreasury.
Loans showed a slight decrease of 1857, 400
while deposits. the result of the cash move
ment increased $13,92S, 500.
The result expansion of S12. .529 .2l5
in reserve. bringing the present surplus to
S46.0l9,6 600. The statement of averages, re-
fecting operations of the previous week. indi-
Gated loan decrease of S6,013,900, but the re-
serve rose over $13,00000o.
The summary of outside state banks and
trust companies showed decrease of S7.434,-
200 in loans; a contraction of about $500, 600
| in cash. and decrease of nearly $1o,000,000
in deposits.
of the last year, the banks of New York are
| in excellent condition TO meet for the coming
| fall demands upon them aud fears of monetary
| strngency may be dismissed for the time be-
| ing. The period is at hand. however, when
cash will begin 10 flow out of New York but
the effect of this movement VIII be counter
balanced, in part. ut least. by impending gold
imports. The returns of all the national banks
| of the United States as compiled at washington
show favorable condition than has been
hoped for
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Wheat and Barley Markets Firm
EGGS Firmer and Butter Weaker
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain ana Provi.ion.

CHICAGO, July S23.-Sgns that wheat would
be pouring into Chicago next week made any
idea of hoisting prices oday look absurd. Then,
helping the crop situation. In consequence, the
market was weak all day and closed with a net
dary attention. finished at EGsc sbove last
| nights level Oats at the windup showed
decline of A@%c and provisions 10
week were run up to a ,6Sl 900 bushels. against
2,S60 900 bushels for the preceding seven days.
Acceptance Of bids to the country today were
d9e second largest on the crop Illinois s ana In
thought TO arrive Although hedging sales were
considerable the deferred options at no time ex-
hibited much strength relatively as the near
months, but this fact was largely due to les
sened trading In the far deliveries. Not much
heed was given To bulIsh news about European
crops, as foreign exchanges seemed 70 De ignor-
ing the weakness of prices this side OF the Attain
tic. One of the principal elevator concerns mere
put out the following:
the Dakotas and Minnesota 100, 900. 600; 10 year
average 172. 600 900 bushels
News of export sales ats Baltimore caused q
the session Fluctua tions in the September op-
ton had as limits s1.o59s and 81 o. with the
| close of 7sd+se net at $l.o5h a -05%
Rains did not show at the officially reporting
| points in the corn belt this morning, ana there
was much buying back of corn sold yesterday
Adyices regarding hot winds and crop damage IN
Oklahoma resulted in additional impetus upw ara.
Selling was active the advance. The market
| 65$.e, with the hnai 62%s G647sc. net advance
of !. a 1ac. Cash market easy No. yelioW
closed at Coo.
With the country selling and cash houses hedg-
! ing, the oats market was weak Hlgh ana low
limits for the September delivery OF oats proved
| to be 39Ac and 3SAe, with the close al
the last named price, decline of 1se, as com
pared with last night. 80
! 12iSc for lard and 156IT1ac for ribs.
Articles Open High Low Close
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Money and Business

Henry Clews of New York says:
THE money situation is really better than at
one time anticipated although we approach
ing period when firmer rates must be expected
owing TO crop requirements. The policy OF re-
pecally in the interior, is having a beneficial
effect. Reports of national banks for the last
quarter show that many of these institutions
have been able to strengthen their reserves COM
pared with the previous report of March %
The improvement in bank reserves, however. has
been chiefly IN the east ana central west: Many
of the southern and southwestern institutions
still show decline in reserve strength. In these
sections no doubt further liquidation VIII be In
order, but the pressure imposed by interior bank
ers. unwecome it may have been. will in
evitably result in strengthening the credit situa,
tion. There is still more less apprehension of
a money squeeze in certain sections of the in
terror, though the increased working power of
will undoubtedly tend to mitigate any undue
stringency. The New York banks are now in a
and our ability TO secure further assistance from
abroad is also unquestionabe. Gold imports have
commenced earlier than expected, and the pros
poets are for considerable influx of the precious
metal during the coming autumn. Money abroad
is easy, and with the declining tendency of
American imports and the practically assured
revival of exports our ability to draw gold from
London viii rest upon natural rather than arti-
fetal In the first six months of 1910 the
London market took about $3.50, ,oo0.0 of our
securities, which looks as II Europe had
more confidence in them than we ourselves. Al
GENERAL BUSINESS
The general business situation is not satisfac-
tory. Reactionary tendencies multiply and the
liquidation which has taken place on the stock
exchange is now extending TO the commodity
markets. Economy is becoming the order of the
day. having been rendered imperative by the
extravaganza which has permated all classes OF
consumers for some years past What with
automobiles and other inordinate indulgences the
buying power of many people has been, at least
temporarily. impaired. A period of rest is needed
for recuperation. good many failures have
taken place during the last six months. and more
are to be anticipated Lower prices for com
modities. however. and time for recuperation will
gradually work out better and sounder situa-
tion. Labor is still generally well employed
and securing good wages, there should be no
serious abatement in the consumption of necessi-
ties. Luxuries only should suffer. Should the
crops turn out satisfactorily and should the coun
we may look for a>restmption of trade activity
next fall ard winter. Disappointment. however,
in either of these respects would inevitably af-
feet trade injuriously; hence period of caution
and waiting Is necessary until the possible out
come of these elements can be fairly estimated
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Potatoe.. ONIONS and VegetabIe.

Owing to the late arrival of the river boats.
large portion of the days receipts OF vegetables
did not reach the market until well In the fore
noon. Receipts from the bay districts. together
with what held over from the preceding day.
were ample for the requirements of the early
trade. however. The quotations are no guide 10
the market as far as values for the beiated ar
rivals Of river goods are concerned. as receivers
were cutting prices on nearly everything in the
afternoon. Green corn was irm feature OF the
market receipts being rather light and the de
mand urgent Sweet potatoes were slow OF sale
at 3fl4c a pound The onion market had an
easier tone while potatoes remained steady
the old quotations.
Potatoes--RiveT whites. 9Oc6S1.10 per ctl-
Onions-New. yellow. $1-T542-
vegetabIcs-5ireen corn. $2d2.50 per sack
for choice; asparagus. S1Q 1.50 per box; toma-
toes. 5Oc0S1 per box; green peas. 2d4c per III:
string beans 2G4c per ID; lima beans. 5GSc per
ID: summer squash. 40G50c per box: eggplant.
Goa 75e per box: green peppers. 40@5oe per box;
garlic, 4G5c per lb for new; cabbage. 9OMS1 per
etl cucumbers. 35d50c per box: eaulihower So
075c per dozen; turnips. 75c per sack; carrots
75c per sack; rhubarb. 50@65c per box; green
okra 75c0S1.25 per box.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Gra.n.


Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows in quarters: Russian. 297 900.
Danubiau, 41,000; Argentine 10000: Indian
211 ,000 Australian, $4,000.
Chicago wire yesterday said "a cable
from the continent says the French crop damage
is about 20 per cent. The Russian damage is
unlmportant. India has heavy crop and will
sell freely, with good weather in about three
weeks The continental demand is urgent with
The eastern and foreign markets showed lit
tie change Northern markets report large Ca
advanced in San Francisco. Other kinds IN
changed.
CASH WHEAT
California club. $l.621a al .67a; Sonora 81 10
@1.15; white Australian, $l.7O@175; northern
club. $1.60@1.65; Russian red. 81 .62I a i 65:
turkey red, $1.65@1.7o; bluestem, Sl.75@
FUTURES
10 a. m Session
10 quotations.
Barley-There was smart rise of 1slc in
the December option yesterday. The cash gra in
tnued fairly large
CASH BARLEY
No. feed. S1.06A @1.Os%; OF grades. 81 02h
0l-0o per ctl; extra choice. 81. 10: new brewing
and shipping grades. s1.12a per ctl
10 a N. Session
December .$1.14A $l.15 sf14A si15
Oats-The market continued quiet and un-
changed. Red, S1.30@1.40; black nominal:
gray. nominal: white, 81 3d.
Corn-Western states yellow in bulk San
Francisco track, S1.60M1 .621a; white 81 62Is "a
s.: mixed, 81, 571a al so: sacked prices TIC
higher; white Egyptian, S1.50@1.55; brown do,
RyeNs155@1-7o per etl
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RAILROADS AND
BANKS GAINING

NEW YORK, July 23.-Theistock
market today still reflected the
disturbance of sentiment which
followed the cut in the National
Lead dividend. The significance
of that action as a manifestation
of stock market strategy and the
ability of a powerful group to
cause uneasiness by its hnanclal
policy still holds.
The ability grows mainly out
of the position of the same flnan-
cial group in the copper industry
whose efforts to form an agree
ment to curtail production and
hold UP prices have been reported.
The adoption of a contrary pol
lev of cutting prices to the lever
of subsistence only for the low
cost producers of copper would
entail consequences that are
dreaded from speculative stand
point. The question of dividend
maintenance was made to apply
TO United states Steel on account
of the approach of the dividend
meeting next Tuesday. That
stock sold down to a new level
for the year, but received infiu-
entail support on the decline.
Compilations were published of
railroad earnings for May as re-
ported TO the interstate commerce
commission, which showed for all
roads reporting gains compared
with May of last year of $S1,9S3,-
600, or 1925 per cent in gross, and
of s5.226,00o, or sos per cent, in
net. The showing is better, both
absolutely and relatively, than the
April showing, when the increase
over the preceding year was s27,-
$4,000, or II per cent in gross
and $5,57S, 900, or 5.S1 per cent in
net.
The bank statement showed a
gain in actual cash holdings of
upward of $4,000. 900, but with
only nominal decrease in loans.
The margin of the surplus was
swelled by the sum of s12,529,275.
bringing it up to $45.979,6O0. The
strong position of the New York
clearing house banks thus far dis
closed indicates a preparedness
for such extra demands to move
the crops as may result from the
interior banking position.
Details of the controllers re-
port arranged by banking groups
shows the loan expansion of the
last three months to be entirely
outside the central reserve and
other reserve cities, and wholly
by the so called country banks.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par value), $s60,000.
United States bonds, unchanged
on call from last week.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. July 23.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm; winter patents. s4.6o@
straishts, s5 2o653o; bakers, S4.1OGJ.5O: No.
rye Tsc; feed or mixing barley. 52G59c; fair
to choice mailing. 64G71c. Flax seed, No. l
southwestern. S2.34; No. 1 northwestern. 81. ~.
Timothy seed, old s5.75: clover, $3.50. Mess
pork, per bbl. s26@26.I5; lard. per 100 lbs.
S11.65 Short ribs. sides, loose, S11.75612. 1912
short clear sides. boxed, $50 1925.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four equal
TO $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were e55.-
600 bushels compared with 100000 bushels
the corresponding day year ago. Estimated
receipts for Monday: Wheat, 12S cars; corn,
1i3 cars; oats. 173 cars; hogs %, 900 head.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
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OIL STOCKS

There was nothing new in the oil stocks
yesterday. trading being light.
The Los Angeles Herald says that section 5
in the Midway Is considered gusher territory
and land there is held at $4,000 an acre
The next gusher to be looked for there Is the
St Lawrence No. 2. where at depth of 1920
feet the gas pressure strong to force
the tools out of the hole.
The Midway has 1915 inch casing down
1900 feet aud expects to finish with 10 inch
casing. 1t also is encountering heavy gas pres
sure.
The HaleMcLeod WELL which is under per-
feet control, is flowing 1000 barrels "a gravity
oil day.
Well No. of the United oil company just
brought in. is producing at the rate of 500
barrels daily. according to information received
yesterday at the company's office.
The company now has six producing wells
sand which interfered with the flow OF some
of them having been removed.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
-SnecinI Disnnhch To The Call

SANTA ROSA, July 23.-The local egg mar
ket again advanced half cent per dozen To-
day on receipt OF the report of the morning
transactions on the San Francisco dairy pro-
duce exchange. The local dealers are today
quoting % cents per dozen. spot cash. for
choice, and 90 cents for seconds. The supply
today was somewhat larger owing to its be
ing the week end, and many producers came
to town with several days supply. The de-
mand remains strong for all offerings.
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STOCK MARKET

Trading in local securities was fair for Sat
urday. with Giant powder higher at $50, Caii,
fornia wine frmer at $26.I5G27 and Associated
oil weaker at S44.75. There was little doing
in bonds.
In mining stocks the Comstocks were quiet,
with decline in Ophir from 81. % to SLID.
The southern Nevadas were dull. with Goldneld
Friday, Nevada Hills closing at $212 against
S2.07 and Florence at $2.47 against $2.32.
The BirchyiIle mining company of Granite
vile, Cal. has levied assessment OF 2c, de-
/. unquent August %
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Treasury statement

WASHINGTON. July 2s-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. ss67 aO4, ,e69; silver
dollars S4S9- -35T 900; silver dollars OF 1890
50 644 ,000; silver certificates outstanding $3.50
357 600.
General Fun6-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund, 81, ,934, S27; current liabilities S97-
3I5,440; working balance In treasury Offices. S33.
S44 ,s5I; In banks TO credit of treasurer of the
United States. 500, ,927, ,541; subsidiary silver
coin. 1891 046: minor coin, S1.157 25S Total
balance in general fund, $96 546 109.