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New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
FINE WEATHER FOR CROPS
Past Week Was Favorable for
the Development of Vegetation.

Washington, July 26.-Sunshine in the
great corn and winter wheat growing
states during the last week was very bene-
acial 10 the Development OF growing veg@-
tation and for harvest purposes, according
TO the national weekly weather bulletra
issued by the Department of Agriculture
to-day
Rain in many portions OF the spring
wheat region temporarily relieved the
drouth, but much mere rain Is needed The
last week was the most favorable of the
season over the cotton-growing states east
OF the Mississippi. and conditions We're
favorable in the states west of the Missis-
sippi.
The bulletin also says
The week was chara cterized by much
bright, Slnshlny weather cool and braclng
during the early part over the more east
ern portions OF the country, DUt generally
hot and oppressive over the western Por-
tIonS during the entire week ana over
the Eastern districts during the latter ha-lI-
In the great corn and winter wheat grow
ing states the lack Of rain Is becoming
serious specially IL southern Kansas and
the adjoining portions of Oklahoma. and
rain IS needed also over nuch OF Iowa and
II portions of Ohio and Indiana
IN the spring wheat region tne sou IS
still dry. and much more rain Is needed
Only light showers occurred over the At
lantic Coast districts, from the Carohnas
10 New England, but other weather condi-
tons were generally favorable
over the cotJon-growing states east Of
the Mississippi temperatures We're only
slightly below the normal The rainfall
was not excessive. and conditions were
generally favorable for vegetable sroWth
CGudir GuS were favorable in louisiana.
Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma but it
a. sian very dry over much OF central and
western Oklahoma
over much OF the western portions Of the
great plains region and the eastern slopes
OF the Rocky Mountains there were only
light showers, ana the great ranges OF
those districts are still very dry West
Of the Rocky Mountains hot and dry
weather was the rule. Local showers oC-
Cured. but they afforded little relief. ex-
eept IN Arizona and the adjoining
portions Of the Southwest where they
were somewhat more frequent and
the ranges have been greatly benefited. IN
the irrigated districts the warm and dry
weather has been very favorable for the
5eyeIsDrnen+ and ripenirg OF fruits.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN TRADING.-London houses
were active buyers of stocks in the local
stock market, taking between 5o.eN and
$1,000 shares on the decline Foreign capi-
tai has been moving into our securities In
recent weeks, and II is quite likely that
just as long as prices here go toward lower
levels arbftrage houses viii be buyers on
balance.
ADVANCES ON IMPORTED GOLD
OWING to the fact that the New York AS
say once Is making its annual settlement.
Incidental tie a change in superintendents
on August I, there will be no advances
made on imported gold brought in during
the current week The gold may be de-
therefor will not be made until August l.
NO doubt, however, the banks viii be able
70 treat the receipt given by the Assay
Office for so many ounces of gold deposited
as specie in their reserve.
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT-July
earnings Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
frst three weeks, will show the largest
gain OF any month since March, The pres
eIit probabilities favor a gross increase for
the month of only slightly less than S25,0GO,
which compares with d June increase OF
under $4,000, q May gain Of $4,000 and an
April increase OF $4,000. The March gain
was nearly $140,00c.
CORN CROP GOOD ON ST. PAUL
LINES-RosWeH Miller, chairman Of the
Chlcago, Milwaukee & ST Paul Railway,
has received a dispatch from President
E-aFUfS, at Chicago, StdtIng that all re
ports from along the lines OF the St. Paul
indicated that the condition Of the corn
crop was good.
GOLD ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE
The steamship Kaiser WILHELM II, from
southampton, arrived here yesterday with
eleven cases Of gold bars. of the value of
tl1otts0, consigned to Isazard Freres.
MANILA RAILROAD RONDS.-Speyer
& co. announce that the Manila Railroad
Company's first mortgage 4 per cent gold
bond subscription lists have been closed,
the issue having been oversubscribed
DIAMOND MATCrH.-The directors of the
Diamond Match Company have declared
the regular quarterly dividend of IA per
cent, payable on September =.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
BALANCE FOR BANKRUPT FIRM
Special Master in Case Of Fisk & Rob
inson Files His Report.

Stanley W. Dexter. before whom as spe-
ciaI master tke examination was held OF
the affairs Of the bankrupt hrn OF Fisk &
Robinson. fled his report in the United
States District Court yesterday It showed
&. balance OF S., $50 73 ia favor OF the firm
aud s 795 30 IN joint account with Samuel
6. Adams, but If Ar Dexter's recon-
nlendations are followed there VIII be
only S8.505 Ia Of the former sum left, and
the 5cint account amount viii Re kept By
the trustees subject 10 all liens.
Mr.. Dexter recommended that the receiv-
er, Bronson Winthrop, be paid $3.50; the
attorneys for the receiver. s. 800: 10 the lat
Ter for disbursements, S4S2 L; the attorney
for the bankrupt firm, s. 500; the expert ac-
countant. $50, and local counsel, s345 81
The total would be s., ,S27 g, leaving a bal
auce Of s.. 2.563 I6. Mr.. Dexter asks that the
balance be turned over 20 the receiver fer
the credit Of the general estate and that
all other property held by the receiver
he surrendered to the trustee prior 10 the
closing OF the receivership.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
PROTECTS FILLS OF LADiNG
Committee Viii Present New
Plan to F Foreign Bankers.

Inc conmittefs of bank officers that has
peeh hegotlailf " with the officers of the
various rallros ds handling cotton on the
subject OF sa feguarding foreign and do
mestic bills Of lading has adopted a report
reconmendin & the issuance of valdation
certificates ~ the railroads, ACCOMMODATING
all cotton . 1ls
The agree anent has been indorsed by the
Southeaste n lines, and it is understood it
viii be adt opted by all the Western lines at
meeting. TO be held next week
1t has oeen decided to send a committee
five TO England and the Continent to pre-
sent the agreement to the foreign bankers
The me ,rnbers of this committee have not
yet be- al selected, but 1t is understood that
they will be named very shortly and will
leave town on their mission Immediately
after ward. It is reported that John E. Gar
din. vice president Of the National City
Ba ak, viii head the committee.
The committee recommends that the vail
Cation certificates be handled in the fol-
owing manner:
That they be issued III book FORM with
original, duplicate an0 stub, and numbered
! oonseculvely, and II at they be prepared
by each company on paper bearing its own
waterrlarlzs or color tint protective devices.
1t is suggested that a uniform size of four
inches in width anG. SIX inches in length be
used The certifyiE g representative will at
tach the cerufca te TO the bill of lading
with mueilage or paste or an trremovable
metal fastener.
The certificate will be issued to the
| agents in the same manner as passage
tickets, and the same check shall be made
of these docu:n ents in agents hands as OF
passage tickets
On the date of issue the agent viii for
ward to the accounting department the
duplicate certificate, with non-negotiable
copy OF the bill of ladfng. The bill Of lad
ing. in addition TO its own number, shall
bear the number Of the bill of ladtng sigma
tuFe certificate, which is issued in connec-
tion with H.
A copy of each bill OF lading will be for
warded or the date issued to the agent Of
the water carrier at the port Of export in
the case of direct shipments, or at the port
OF trans Shipment, in the case Of indirect
shipments.
The shipper is required to accept the con-
ditions OF the bill of ladtng by attaching his
signature or the signature Of his authorized
representative to the original and agents
copy.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. July 6-CATNTIsT-R Receipts, 5000;
slow, weak. Besves. 81 e0d$S 10; Texas steers,
s. 60Q$5 60; Western steers. SO I5GSs 10; stock
ers and feeders. 81 t01S6 80; cows and helters,
s. 6g9S6 40: calves, So 35GDSS 70 HOGS-Fecelpts.
10000; steady for good: others weak; light, So %
Gs9 90; mixed, IS 2o@$S 50: heavy, 81 e0CQSS 60
Ss 50; pigs, IS 65dS9 %; bulk Of sales, IS 41G
s. 65. SHE;GP-Receipts, %, 600; steady; native,
s. 60G$4 10; Western. s. 5o@$+ 40 yearings.
81 25GS5 10; native lambs, s. 509$7 80; Western.
East Buffalo July 26.-CAT~TLE- Receipts,
400: slow. VEALS-Receipts, $50. slow and 25C
lower: So 5oa$9 10: HOGS-Receipts, : 100 fair iG
Iy active and 5GD1oc lower; heavy s. 95G$9 10;
Hixed, Sc 15@s9 %; Workers. 50 40GS9 80; pigs,
50 T54$9 80: roughs. 81 60Gs7 75. daTies. IS 75Go
So 60 SHEEP AND IA8IBS-Reeeipts. 500 &C
Cincinnati. July 2s-CATTLE-Receipts. S37
steady: fair To good shippers, SO 25epS1 com
mon. S2aS4 %. EOG3Receipts, l. .793, active.
butchers and shippers. s9GSe 10; common, SO 0eG
steady: S41ns7 SO
Kansas City. July 26.-CATTLE-Re
i coo incIuding 5eo soqther5ls stead to
and feeders, &c lower. Dressed beef and export
steers S6 T5GSS; fair TO good, 81 25S6 90; West
ern. 81 60d$7 -: stockers and feeders S3f1So ~;
81 20. native 8 6oQS5 %; heifers. s. 5oqS6 90;
bulls. s. 10GS4 % calves. S49aSS % H0GS-Re-
ceipts 11.99o: Sc higher; bulk Of sales, S aan
SIS S21. heavy. SS 4oQsS 50; packers ana butchers.
yearlings. 81 o5GS5: wethers. SS J0G$+ p; ewes.
S3nS4: stoclSeFs and feeders. 81 5odS+
TBy Telegraph to The Tribunal
Louisville, July 26-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, 5,s7T; for two, DAYS. 1878; market
slow as receipts were larger than usual for
Tuesday Top lambs sold Tor 1Izc she for sec
onds 3Ia9414c for cuils and 4c for fat sheep.
for prime to fancy stock ewes; plain and COM
mon ewes slew.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
EOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 26--wHEAT-sspo dul: Nc NO :
red Western winter, stock; futures steauy
mi, - Glad October. - Tssd. December. as
-sad rrrRN-Spot firm. old American mixed. Is
-. DO via Galveston IS 81 ted. new !! IN dried es
iId futures quiet; September, Is II I'D: October
IL 11ssa Professionalism. IS FLO tt-." m
-, - - sta,,+ .1ss cd HOPS in London (Hacitc
Coast fses44 los BEEF-E,xtra India mess IS
I2Ss gd PORK-Prime mess, Western, loFs "a
I4AMS-Short eat. T5s. BACON--Cuinesrlaiidd q
cut RS sd; short rib. I6s: clear bellies, rs @ nd
I0rc clear mi8dles. light. 75s. heavy. 4is' short
clear backs. Cos sHouLpEKS--squ COS cos
rART-Prifns Western, tieTesa, Gulet, oOs:
AueTican retined pals easy. CPS Cd tHEESt =
--5si1lntlian finest white. new steady. a4s col
or.T 54s 6d. white old S)s; coiored. DTS. TUR-
FFNfINEIspirits. 5os sd itos1N- Common.
Ias tJsd PETROLEUM-Re Refkied "a Lin
estsp-11 orr a0a I'D COTTONSEEE ofIr-Hun
refined snst nos 41ad. TALLOW-Austraiian in
London 3Gs 30 -, ..A-,
I.ondon, July 2G.-SUGAR. Raw centrifugal.
f4s III r,,t,scfvado IFS AID. beet, July. las
a$ q IJNSEED-CaIrutta, july August. Cos
I'D IINSEED OIL. 3ss sd. SPERM OF, t32
Tf,'TRof.Ef7 M-Amercan rerfe.i, 60 splflti. "a
FNTINF-Spirits 4as iai1d- kOaIN-
American straines 14s bd fne Ios 90, -
Antwerp July s8.-PeTRoIEUM. ID francs 20
CAs1tiElas.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
TREASURY BALANCE FALLING
Nearly Two Millions Less Yesterday
than That Of Monday.

Washington, July e6.-An excess o. s., SO. T.
a. in Disbursements over receipts sent the
-vc-klu-, balance OF the treasury down 70
g 81. 532 to-day. This balance Is s., 796 76G
Be that OF -vester5ay- To-day's report
shows considerable falling oT in customs.
corporation and ordinary internal revenue
tax receipts and an increase all long the
lce ll expenses, including excess OF
S5so3 oF public debt disbursements over
I1oIc debt receipts There was $3.50 Of
lswfll money deposited 10 retire national
hank notes under the act Of July T. 1890.
while -1e government paid out So 80 70
Ts1eeu such notes
50 Far thts month al government dis
E1-semsrtz, including ordinary Panama
Canal and public debt transactions, have
ezcee6ea al receipts by sl4 94z,S ,S46 against
Z similar excess Of SIS 4z2,oI al the same
cate lB tile iast fiscal year.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
FURTHER DAMAGE TO CORN
clustering Weather Continues
Rainfall Saves Iowa Crop.

Topeka, Kan, July 2s-Continuing hot
weather reports from the western section
or the state indicated that corn was suf-
ferlng, but was not beyond saving The
temperature here was 102 degrees at p m
to-day.
Wichita, Kan. July 25.-The temperature
ranged above 100 degrees in Central Kan
sas again to-day, making the fourth sue
eessive day of high temperature and
scorching winds. Grain raisers and farm
owners are receiving most discouraging re-
ports from the fields. 1t is the general
opinion to-day that little corn will be raised
on any but the lowest fields
Des Moines. Iowa, July 26.-Copious rain
which fell last night over the central and
southern sections of Iowa, those portions
Of the state which needed it most, saved
the corn crop in many instances, crop ex-
perts here believe They declared that this
week was the critical one for the yield.
Guthrie, Okla, July 2s.-Yesterday's in
tense heat was duplicated to-day, and the
corn crop is greatly endangered The
greatest damage is in the western counties.
The Board OF Agriculture estimated tFAs
years crop at 120e99.oo0 bushels. and the
loss TO date at %, ,oo0,o00 bushels.
Grand Forks. \. D. July 26.-EaT-rest ting
in North Dakota and Manitoba will become
general by the end OF the present week, the
intense heat and drouth having caused
crops TO be rushed to maturity. There are
great sections about the state where there
Is practically no wheat. AIillet and corn
are not. coming Up. lack Of rain being re-
sponsible Reports from the heavier grain
producing counties show all the way from
a . to 40 per cent yield in wheat. Flax is
Fa5 condition
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 2s.--WaH Street was credited
with selling wheat and corn here to-day on q
large scale However that NAV be, other reasons
were not lacking for weakness in both staples
Wheat receipts, actual and prospective, Were
heavy and the worlds supply was shown 70 be
i 900, ,0G0 bushels larger than a year ago. More
over unexpected rains in the belt Unne-ved
bulls in ali the grain pits. There slight
rally at the close. but wheat showed q net loss
of = G1 q C. corn 1s10Asc and cats 14W &c Pro
visions finished unchanged to 5242c higher. one
significant fact which tended L. lower the price
of wheat here was that foreign countries Were
in a nositioD to import from the Pacific Coast
states without regard TO the country east of he
Rockies France was reported to be bidding for
WaIIs Walla wheat. Cool and clear weather for
the filling and harvesting Of the spring crop in
the Northwest another bearlsh influence In
addition India and Russia were reported offer
fns. freely to Western Europe at lower prices be-
cause of timely rains Range Of prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

4,o- tho week ended Tuesday. July 3d 1910.
BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts for the week.
. nSS bags beans, S5T peas; experts. ooo beans,
IN. ,,ens. imports J5T beans. No change IN
domestic white beans except possibly a shade
tSr,nsr faaIing on choice pea due more To the
strength of Interior markets than to any eN-
fra demand here: general trade very quiet. y
fif+tf ,teu,snd for foreign stock at ahaut for
,rer rricss Red kidney have declined ex-
porters have sent out little stock THAI they
had Doucbt ahead. bur new orders nave been
iI.a al -aboat 81 -. the choicest stonk can
now hes bought easily at that. while small
ahipments coming from the country have 10
asu 70 local denlers at loss money there
Is ne ether outlet White kidney steady
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
SUSPENSION OF GRAIN RATES
State Railroad Commissioners Learn of
Proposed Federal Action.

ST. Paul, July 26.-The conference Of rail
road commissioners of Minnesota, North
and South Dakota at the state capito!
ended abruptly to-day with the receipt OF
a telegram from Martin 4. Knapp. chair
nan Of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion which said that the carriers would
have a conference in Chicago Tomorrow
and that unless the proposed increase il
grain tariffs il Middle Western states was
Voluntarily postponed 10 November ! they
would be suspended by the commission.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
AGREEMENT ON COPPER OUTPUT

London. July ga well known New
York banker is authority for the state
ment that the conferences OF the copper
producers of America and Europe, recently
held in Paris. resulted in harmonizing in
terests whereby the policy Of each COM
pany producing its full capacity of metal,
regardless of the consuming needs of the
world, is to be abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

tsos,o, mix, 2g-Domestic woods. both fleece
and TERRITORY are more active this Week busl-
ness however. is not heavy, as manufacturers
are showing little disposi 1on 10 nuy except ior
Immediate needs quotations: ,
Domestic wools: Ohio and pennsylvania ueeces
--DeIaine washed 34c Ky 3ec: II blood comb
ing 27g2sc; a. a7G2sc; Il, 26@27c; delaine
unwas shed 25sp2Gc Michigan. Wisconsin and
Navy yerL flaeces-Ffne Unwashed, 1bI@oc; de
laine saG24c: y nleod. :602Ic: Is. 26gZIe; =;
e5Se2sc Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri
bioo4 2fep27c; Il 24Go26c. 80.
So,-aS bas4a" Texas-Ffne, l. months. 6s9
csc: fine G 10 months 54g56c; fine. fall Seg
5ac faltfsrnia-Northern. 539oJc; mlddle
o-,,,+y 5oa95ic. southern, 15G17c: fail free. A.
S743c. Oregor,-Eastern No ! staple; %61gd1c %
T-asta-r, elotbfng laae5Tc. valley NO /. eZno4C
,.., -, IS;n. s.anle 69G562c; fine medium. 80
nee, fine ciothlng asq6oe. fine medium 54D
6ec: a. blood cornbins, 55g5Sc, "a oIg1oc; "a
P2iied-Extra, e5c dne A. eo9d2c: a superz.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
TeStsr-

Liverpool cabes-spot cotton dull sales 800
bales: speculation and export 500; 4it
y COO, iT1,orrs eco all American mloolils
1Irard I 99d futures opened quiet at -eo
noi1ts advance: closed easy anu irregular a. a. q
- Seciiya Of a171l points. July 169 I'D july
a1igliSf 6SJEd: AugustSeptenber I'll I'd
epfernber-October. Tt3 1ad; 0cto5er-A oveILloTr'
8 ttsf- Noven7ber-Decernber. 6eed; DecefnoeI-
Tan1far-v G s61sd: J8urlary-February, Fetruff3 :,
March and parch-April. 6.s512d: Aprtl.Aay anu
Wav-I11ne & SD Manehester-Harns irregular
COFFEE-Easier. and prices at the close
y,ere 56 IN points net lower. HaNre unchalIsts''
80 u franc lower Hamburg Il t0la pfennlg de
cline In Brazil Rio was p refs nlsher @ an an
1rjres were firrn on the basis Of SSsc for tio NO
: aeal contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
STOLE NEWSPAPERS; FINED $40.

After more than a year. Alph'onso Luna,
of No 2Is Goth street, Brooklyn. lost the
nsht to escape punishment for stealing
: bundle of newspapers from the stand
Of William GInsburg, and, GA the coa-
t,laiut of the Publishers Association Of
Kew York City was hned $40 ia the Court
of enerisI Sessions. Brooklyn. yesterday.
THE sssocjatioB has a standing offer Of
sae for evidence leading 10 conviction Of
thsfts Of newspapers
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
Yester-
pRnyTSIONS-Noderateiv

0VISiONS-ModeratetY "a acLIEs s,e . 80
5x stea?. seas38 so short clear s24@s25 % BEET
Mess SI5@s16: family s19aS9 30; Jacket I-t s1R
If4aSfS so5TSc4 DRESSED HOGS-Eacons,
1ac $50 n 2g 1 = 1S9 P lssi ed afes lt9 30 ousf dSf
Smoking 1ac 10 Ii. 184e; Il H. JIG; u a1, Io
iiG%4c. picked hams. 16G163 TAILQH-
I'm Middle west. II 8dr11 95c city, 114sc re
fihed south America. 1325c Continent 225c 3oe
ApINE-OIeo. 1Oc; city lard. l3$4c
RlCE-Active here and at primary points
"IsY IsYGaRGRefined Arm, and unchanged with
standard sranulated quoted at bio heL, lsso .3
! Ier cent cash. Raw quiet owing to the the
STRIKE troubles of rehners- Spot prices IN
cbanred. centrifugal, SO test, 4.5oc' mus
ct7o 50 test 3s6c and moiasses sugar
90 60 test efc London market for beet
sugar a. lower for near months but un-
oI,st st T,Io+ed rs 9z1 d. and October TO pecem-
pefy eHfyTDFS"ouiet. but steady.
TTATH ER-Steady and unchanged
oils s5eaGS' aaS2 h99tS spda epo
y g. h,I3 AGEas5 septen1ber n and
october. I15o 12c. London dull spot fSS =, Us
sd futures f54 lis 3D. Lake eoRPeT Pr zGc
:. - 70 f9i tT12.2 .25c. TIN-Spot firm. futures
bareI1, steady spot. So u GfSS roc July $3.50
81 q, AZ n 70 co and october. 50 coo 81 I2c.
london duI1: las Us Cd; iut4rss; re- = tp eN
LEAD easy 4S y q ,tI,n sc snot ff2 lis Sd
tI35Ir EaSt TaEPHOuiet $500 5.6Gc New York
t.s'T, ,''"' P11T-!yIeveIand warrants, ASS Tia
~ rs Tonfon- Locally iron was quiet. No
founcrv Northern. SID 5oGrSin a. -. 80 = 9
81 40 Southern soft s16gS1s %. Pig iron
oe,5,nfetss wnf assFS AND sYRUPs-Molassss and
syTnps ruled steady. but quiet and ul,ehsngeo sr,
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits tarpentine hrnl1r
T, - 80 tar steady and unchanged
on s. t1seed firm but no chanie III prices
Refined petroleum steady AT ',9sc f'r seah"
- White in barrels at New York
CoTroNsFFD OII.-Modefately active fer
,, new, crop and prices steady az los points
SDOr and near positions nervous aitu
I,1iv and spot oil declined 34ef4o points ON a to
Saeis yrhfie August was up . points sales
fs-oo DpAS' yester-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
LOST BANKBoOKS.

TsANKBOO No. 55s SIS OF che Union Dius
Savings Bank Is missing ANY person having
claim TO Il Il hereby called upon 20 present the
same within ten DAYS or submit % having said
rasshcok cancelled ana rev one issued
FsANKBOSiRc No. 5e9 f96 OF the Onion Dime
Savings Bank Is missing Any person having
claim TO II Is hereby called upOIl 10 present the
same within ten days OF sGhneit 20 having said
passbook cancelled and new one issued
LOST OR STOLEN. BankbOok No AS. .J00 OF
the Ear,igraut Industrial savings Rank. Pay
rrent stopped Please return book TO bank. No.
C'hafub..~s
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
FuRNIs4ED ROOMS TO LET.

water: urfVate family. beautiful location. facing
the Hudson- telephone. Harrison. 2l5 West 1Olst
81 Telephone 6e0G-FSiversids-
eYTH ST SO E1AST.-Iarge and small rooms /.
well kent board optional, transients accornue--
at
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
cLovERsEED PRICES.

Toledo July s-CL0YERsEED-C sh. s..
Cctot,er IS II. December IS IS; Mardl 81 10
a. 70. AuRret. 81 20. septoulbers 81 10. ALSIkE
Prime. IS gnsxli August, ID
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
FOR SALE

BIG RtiAINS-Slightly used oetce furnisurs
desks typewritsrs. cash registers. adding ma
chimes monographs. nliug cabinets. safes ad-
dressing machines time clocks. partitions chec<
protectors, bookcases NATHAN'Ss White Srr~1A