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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-08-19
A Catfish SUGGESTION.

Ethel-My poor head aches fright
fully. Claire-Why don't you take
your hair off and rest it my dear?-~
Lippincott's.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-08-19
Not TO Blame.

The Elderly Lady They say BIZ
wife has money The Younger Well
that isn't his fault, They've onIy been
married short time.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-08-19

Obedience Is not truly performed B!
the body OF him whose heart Is dis
satisfied. -Saadi.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-08-19

Sandy-Doctor, man, there's a wee
bit error i this bill O yours Ye've
charged me for advice. All never TUX
it-London Punch.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-08-19

Set not myself to attain much rest.
but much patience.-Thomas a Ken
pis.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-08-19

SS@Se'o'' 0tFecE NdT.
The Heavy weight-Pardon me, did
step on your foot. sir? Coogan-If yez
didn't. begorry, then the roof must hov
fell on ft.-Puck.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.

f.!verpcel. July 2o---wHEAr-sror tu1. No :
red Western w!GEeE, no stock; futures arm, Ja!y.
"a Tss6: October, Is SD, December. rs On q.
-oRN-spet fra; old American. mixed. IS siad
40 via Galveston, 81 Sad; aew lila drisd, IS Sd
sntnres steady, September, As Ilat, October.
i'd pEAs-canadiaa STEADY. Ts FLOUR
winter rstests zss % Hors II Leness "a:
r.sss is6s PORK = Prime mess, Western,
t0Ts Cd RAMS-eher. cur res BAccN-Sa-n-
berIaad eaf RS Sd; short rib. 76s. c.ssE ess!ses
lis Cd, long clear rniddies. hsss Ias heavy
SQUARE ess LARp-PriIe Western. LsEess.
and American refined. pals, sos Cd e
f-anadian nnest white. nav sas; eolersd, oas 50
White. cid eos: eelersd. sss- TCRPENriSE--
s,irits 4as Sd RoSIS-eomp.en. lss I'D PE-
TFOY.FJrM-Ref Ia LINSEED OH. 4os Cd
TAITOW-Anstrslian tn Londea, SOS id COT
TONsEEp 0IL-Huil refined spct. @9s f'ad
ondon July 25-RAW sUGAR-Centrtrlxai.
14s sd uaaseevaae. l2s 4Ssa. BEDT sgGAk--
Iuiy las l0taa SPERM OIL. ta2 PETRO-
YEfTM-Amsriean refined, "a. nne, IA fCR-
rrNTTNE w. Spirits 4ss. RoSIN - American
aa.w-rp. July .5-PErRoLEuM. 10 francs Sc
centimeS
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. July 25-GAITIE,-ascs;gtss s. $500; q o.
sS sad T. A55e7s saSssF' 81 a 5ss 45d: g. . s.s SIS
lighE- S 66@ss 81 mixed. s lass 50: heavy:
sales. S. s5sss s. saEEP-IRseaipss. S0.0oo:
market 1oc lower; native 81 60Sst 10, Western.
'i[s Cincinnag' ns Jsly 5.-cATTLE~Recei 1853;
ss lar 5e ss0eR fs s.saa oaee
s. aRe .lsosTs s ise .ssa somss m 5 e ses & SS
Kansas CITY. July s-cATEsLRseeipts.
5000 Including 4ooo southesns; ioTl5e lower;
steers SIS 75Qss; fair TO COED. 81 soGss so West
ern 81 5oG~7 20; s5ockers and teaders. sS9s2 %:
Settars 81 so: hus' SIS aoSss 50: calves. s4s
IS 25. HoGs-Recetpts. 5..oo; tc@15c tower;
bulk of sales s sSs 75 6ss ssaxy g s. s5@sa 20
as sa4a sHEEP-Eeesip,s, $500; strong 70 ioc
Rs1sr. Rgsa lsas S ss4 . g S@s s s. s To-
wSs''t ana feeders. 50 56esa
EAST Buffalo July 2a-cArFE-eecsrts,
atS = Ss7 s4se sS5ps siSas z 81 ss s4 b4 2Ee
ers, s5Ts7; heiters s4sso so. COWS. So sa6S5 80;
bulls bulls $ sss 30 ssssss: a "a and s ss4'' .sas ss' as
soringers in good demand ana steady AZ s2s9
3. Rssd 81 o1sI $ ssssS ssa
heavy, 50 ooass 10 T1txsd 80 logss go fsEksgs s5s
s1ars - sssse fB: dairies. SIS 1888 rs sHEEP
ASb I.AMss-Rseetpt-, 5000; active; ve.ssrs
se aae lambs a sf sass 4sss '
s. 7sfsS 10; ewes s41s4 90 sassn. mixed. sse
CBy Telegraph to The rribupe.l
Louisville. July 25.-sHEEP AND LAMRS--
psreints Ss16; rharkst Ernn er pF!Eae lambs
ana shs6e better; best selling 81 S. 2sGS7 30:
Seconds IS 25GS5 so; c4lis IS 5o45S4 13. tat
shSrn 4c down. common sheep very duh; bucks
"a = down: faY demand fer faney stock ewes
nlatn and couaruor ewes Eet wanted
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
DIVIDEND OF so PER CENT
Hotchkiss Report on Insurance
Society Approved.

Albany, July E.-Justice Andrews sitting
at special term Of the Supreme Court, at
Syracuse, has approved the report of Will
lam H Hotchkiss. Superintendent of In
surance, and has directed the payment of a
Hrst dividend Of 60 per cent TO the certificate
holders of the Peoples Mutual Life Insur-
ance Association and League This divi-
dend Will be paid by Insurance Department
checks mailed 70 members at their home
addresses The issue Of dividend checks
viii begin on August = and II is estimated
that the work of making the payments TO
the 3s333 members will take about two
months for its completion.
The Peoples Mutual is the fraternal in
surance society which came into public
notice in December, 1909, as result Of an
attempt On the part Of its board Of direc-
tors 10 transfer the control OF the society
and its ss0oo.ooo OF assets for considera-
ton Of about $4,000 At that tine posses
sion OF the society was taken by Superin-
tendent Hotchkiss under an order of the
Supreme Court.
This is the first liquidation of a large in
surance company under the new law re-
quiring department administration instead
OF receiverships through court proceedings
= first dividend OF 60 per cent has been de-
000, 900 Of securities Of various kinds turned
into cash, 900 Of r1atured obligations
paid and at tctal expense OF less than
$1,000 OF about si1-tsnths Of 1-per cent Of
the amount now TO be distributed This
expense includes s4.s64 y for clerk hire,
So s3s 90 for postage, 1881 q for printing
and s7s2 for rent u has not been necessary
to employ counsel, and the sl50,0o0 was re-
covered without litigation.
Payments Will be made as nearly as pos
sible in the order n which members Joined
the association. beginning with the earliest
certificate holders, SO that recent members
VIII not receive their checks for several
weeks No payment will be made 70 any
member until he has paid all dues TO and
including the dues for February, 1916, and
has fled his certificate and membership
book With Frederic G. Durham, the special
DEPUTY superintendent Of insurance in
charge Of the home Office Of the associa-
ton al Syracuse.
The report OF Superintendent Hotchkiss
shows that about Uwo-thirds Of the assets
Of the association have been converted into
money and that s2,174,4 al e2 is now available
for the payment OF the first dividend TO
members. The assets Of the corporation,
including s25. So u OF disability loans paid
10 members, amount to S,2ZS,6lA % me
total oe payments by present members 10
the association by way OF rao1tnly dues Is
S 8s& L is thus evident that the assets
Of the association could not pay 100 per
cent 10 the members If the securities owned
should bring the cost price Owing TO the
facr that se5o.noo Of corporate bonds still
remaining unsold are in default for non
payrent Of interest, and others are not
Ill 1ar7 sir
undoubtedly be sustained in their sale The
total dividend which plembe-s are likely to
receive viii PROBABLY be something under
rner
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

October. 81 eo932 SOC Sales. so tons August at
g. eoc. London frmi spot, f149 2s Cd; futures,
$50 5s. LEA1-Quiet; 4 45c bid New YORK.
4 27tG a, 35c East St. Louis. London, spot. f12
lis Sd. SPELTER-Quiet, 5-50d5. Soc New York.
95G5 25c East St Louis. London. spot t22 lis
Cd IRON-CleveIand warrants, ASS Cd. Locally
quiet; No ! foundry Northern. SIS 509S1S %;
No q S16TS16 25: No l Southern S16 25QSf6 IS;
No 1 Southern soft. s16G$1e 25. Pig iron GER
rificate tes nominal
and unchanged
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits turpentine steady,
but quiet and unchanged Rosin and tar firm
OILS-Linseed firm, in sympathy with the
continued advance in the price Of faxseed ana
buIfsh estimates OF the crop Refined petro-
leurn unchanged.
COTTONsEED OIL-Firrn. for old crop posi-
tions with little Offering In the crop
months there was some outside demand and
prices were firm, although trading small sales.
$500 bbls- At the close prices were points
lower for August, and 2G19 points higher for
other positions. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
ARTICLE LAfEsIBERsHIP

Section : Membership % consist Of na-
Ec-z banks - ne nc-oEgsS c. Mammalian
The Broa2. Queens- Brooklyn and klea-
nlon6
sect:on :. Applications for membership
sss4 be Il me form CT a certified copy CT
!sSA4iicn Or the directors. Tralcn aE3t-lca-
t.p1 y 70 be referred 10 The committee OF
ffie1nperst..D. This. II turrs 70 pe SUD
f2--te1 . the Secretary % the Treasury ter
sec1tc- 3 any member Of the sssocie-
I'm nay withdraw theretEou with the ap-
Ss-seHt ot Lhe executive commute ot Ehs
association, provided that 81 the tine or
slc1 w-itao-swaI there shall Dc 20 ufre-
ceeraec additional aTirg n5Ies Issued
tc La-s association
ERTIcLE u-BoARD OF MANAGERS
Section : 20 hank shall have more
.-1A 9!.e representative from its board as
( member
Section 2 Annual meeting OF the board
De ne-G 2t cI13cs Of association on second
-EHsesy CT JU1e tD each year. except tnaL
t3Fe-s- meetings may be calico az any ti-fle
ne e%ecuttTs counsel Or By 1Vs mem
AErS q Lls association
sscEcn 3 Majority CT the members shall
SonS-tlIte q qaorUEE-
ARTICLE uI-EgpE,ssES OF AssoCIA-
TIoS
Section J. Expenses TO be betrayed out
9 tEoo raised by assessment upon ner2-
be-s n ne proporricL which their capital
a-c surplus, respectively bear to the
SggregaJ@ capital ard surplus OF al mem
Section ? Assessment and collection Of
..na 70 De regulated by executive COM
ARTICLE IV-CoMaHTTEEs
section ! Executive cenars4itIee, consist
70 q seven members of the board, o;
WHICH president and v:ce-presidfrt or the
association shaI! be two members, which
e.'Hls7irtet shan be appointed by the beard
2 11e annual meeting. and exercise all The
I.&eFs Of the board when the latte! IS not
y sasS.Q.
Section 2 Committee of mem hers5.p
Consisting Of Eve members. inclu6,ng Sec
Ee.ary of the association
Seetion 2 Committee On nominations
Consisting Of aVe mem bers Of the board
ARTICLE V-OEFTGERS-
Section ! Officers OF association shai
De president ice-president, secretary and
treasurer. 10 be elected by the board a
srnual meeting and hold ONCE for one
year
Section 2 oflcers to perform duties
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

FIoUR AND srgAL-Flour inactive. with
buyers asking concessions AiIn9ggR 5s Il pElees
TSFe ter e1ln Fahts PFssf 81 o6 s. watsr patents
81 500 So 30 spring clears 81 5o@S4 co. extra
So 500 S8 70; Kansas st-aights. 81 90 q IS %.
RYE FLOUR-steady; fair % good. - lQ4
MG2L-Fine white ana yellow; 81 45gsl so;
ssj5 s0a5ss a99 i95ssa4 g. 22 ss standard rsddnE
$25 1886 50 hour do. SIS S29; Eed eog;
s 75 esg 56 55aR aa red 9uio dog 1 sso
$50 IS; hon1iny chor, s24 90 bulk. $50 70
sacks; oiineal. ss4 so.
PRovIsIoNs-Essier early. but later the
saSy La. So 9sS q EhPMsss fey sa?qss sq1sss M
iaassy iss s:s slees5s q Ss2sss- sszs s5of s5s
i2gc; 100 70. i3c: l4o 70. 1ae: Pigs, i3iae CUT
MEATs-Pie-Ied bellies easy slokins, US ~
n tsg = 2 179 L 3 !of PIesa Ta: sogatr hars
659974e LARp-F.rm, n!ddle West = .g sog
i seady eopb.as 4 Soc FsRse H2sa 5Sgah sssa
Quiet cleo, loc. city lara ia=c'
sUGaRnsned hE o,s5 ana Il 9Ie PIE. aes.xe ss s sis
per cent cash. The Fseerals 4asa ~eHt on strike
early in tho day but returned IN the afternoon;
il us. announeed that there would be no attempt
70 operate the refinery tor the present Ray
eentrifIraI as test 4 see: rnuseoyaao. 50 test,
3 see rrelasses sugar. 81 test. 3ele- Lhe Len
near months; July ana August. las to4.di oeto-
ber 10 December. Ad higher al lis 90,
n: p fPPEaR-sfandard aIs DUN; spot
septetnber,. iis5Gi2 ioe. oetohsE i 9oegl2 l5s
Lake copper i4a2ss@l SIZE j ssctrqlytie.
la7@!a zoe easl@g u 7 1 e ss so N 7se,
August so eoda2Aaae; September a. 5oqS2 7oc
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

SPOT quiet, with prices ) points lower at
Is. 75c for pliddllDg upland and 16c for mid
ding Gulf Sales soar bales; delivered on
contract. $4,000 bales; Liverpool cables: Spot
dull; sales. 1000 bales speculation and eN-
port. 1900; American, 5000; Imports, none
Tniddling upland. s-02d. Futures opened steady
a. OF points advance; closed nrm at A net
advance ot 81 @1o72 points. July, 7,7Idi
Ju!y-August, 7.70ia; august September. I 46di
September October, lid October November,
699d, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6.s935d; Decem-
Der January, 6S7=d; January February
6.s65aG; February March and March - Drtl,
6s6c; AprtI-llay and May-June. 6-9512d.
COEEEE-Price changes small, ths market
closing steady al unchanged TO points lower
Sales. q. 500 bags. Havre closed unchanged
TO !. franc decline, Hamburg Il @ y pte1nig
advance Rio showed an advance Of 25 reis
Santos unchanged. Cost and freight OFFERS
from Brazil firm; Santos Is. old crop. highly
described coffee, quoted as low as 9-204 .25e,
and Brazil seemed a little more disposed 10
ask for bids. although RIO Is were firm at
S.. @ ! Soc, Warehouse deliveries of Brazilian
coffee at United States ports last week were
66 6S2 bags, against 74.6o7 the previous week
and 43,84o last year. Cash market quiet but
firm, on the basis OF S5sc for Rio No 7. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, July 25.-With temperatures above
100 no gensraI rain expected this week and
with water famine reported already from half
a dozen cities. fright about the corn crop took
on serious proportions to-day. Anxiety was in
creased by the fact that this cereal has been
largely relied upon 10 make good the huge
shortages il the seasons weld of other grain
wildly upward. and the close was firm at 3149
4i3e net advance Whs4I syFnpa athtzed z q &c
as.shed higher. SC TO 2212e. Most Of the ex-
traord!nary influx OF orders 10 buy corn came
from the country. The se9ders we're said 10 ne
CHIEFLY persons wte has sold against the market
and were backing the optaion that the acreage
and growth this year would produce a record
breaking total. Spectators who had been i'm
pressed by The drouth havoc 10 spring wheat
esneciaIly and were pess;ais,ie n an equal de-
gree as 10 corn. supplied the great bulk OF the
orferings to-day. Handsenae profits were real
izs6 on thte basis by relatively few dzalers
Sfrong winds and high mercury were believed
10 have inflicted much damage 70 pastures as
yrsIi as 20 corn Kansas eEd Oklahoma we're
reported 10 have suffered tho worst. Range Of
prices. c
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
WILLARD 4. PECK SENTENCED
Secretary Of Insurance Socisty Gets
from Two to Five Years.

Syracuse. July 25.-Willard H. Peck, sec
retary Of the PeopIe's Mutual Life !psur-
ance Association ard League. convicted or
perjury. was today sentenced By Justice
P. c J. De Angels 70 serve not less than
two nor more than I'VE years IN Auburn
state prison The justice granted eertn-
cate os reasonable doubt after appeal was
made by Peck's attorneys and bail Of $500
was provided
The charge on which Peck was convicted
was based on the variance Of his testimony
before Superintendent Hotchicss IL relation
20 the sale Of the company 20 John Tevis,
OF Louisville ana the reports he ssere TO
as secretary Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

osuany pertaining to their respective
ARTICLE VI-SEAL
section l. Seal OF association to be cir
Soiar IN form with name of association
around the circumference. and word seal
ana ngures 1910" in the centre
ARTICLE vII-ANfENDMENTs
section l. Bylaws may be amended by
the board at any regular or special meet
ing, provided notice IS given to each mem
Der at least one week in advance of such
tary of the Treasury
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
sAskATCHEWAN's WHEAT CROP

Winnipeg. July 25,-Willian Whyts. vice
president Of the Canadian Pacific Railroad
has received advicss from W. p. Mother
well. Minister Of Agriculture far sasgatche-
wan. TO the effect that the wheat crop in
Saskatchewan will reach 100000 bushels
Tnis estimate is based On the government s
cror report and personal inspection.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
AGAIN HITS At MkTHfR
westinghouse Issues Statement
Criticising Chairman.
us REELECTION AT STAKE
president of Company Bearing
His Name Not to Attend
Meeting Tomorrow.

,.,-~A Vesting ghcuse, president Of the
--~.+s,rhouse Electric and Manufacturing g
.-,e~7. IN a statement given out ct
S..-rp,-~e Yesterday in connection with
=. .---,sl meeting Of the company 70 be
- -n--orrow. at which II has been re-
60 he would fail Of reelection. said
-. -hs-e would be no controversy made
= hin. 81 the meeting and that he had no
,-,ulease Of any controversy 70 be made
, r;s behalf He severely criticised
r.si-r,an Robert Nather. with whom he
s,s been 81 swords points over matters
- no!icy affecting the company for sew
81 months. saying in this connection
= believe 70 one Will deny that as the
-sz,,lr Of ny efforts, splendtdly seconded
- creditors and stockholders, the COM
-.,v was. on the discharge Of the receiv-
IS uIaced II 2 sound financial position,
,-,-h ample cash reserve to care for q
,z-ge and profitable business Notwith-
<-sndt,g the plan for readjusting the ef-
fatrs Of The company provided for the Sc
ra--.or o. z chairman TO especially care
@o- the finances. there should have been q
constant. proper St. considerable recog-
ni-ton O. ny position as president and OF
~ knowledge and experience gained as
re founder and manager Of the company.
h,- such has not been the case
on the contrary. the chairman within
3 month after his election, On January 1e,
1908. embarked upon q course the 1neviIa-
RE effect q which was TO insure the ex-
.s-i1g 6eplo-able conditions which viii
make I difficult while I remain president
Of the company 10 exercise the duties OF
ne otsce except when specifically request
ed By Lhe board. but, as heretofore, II will
h ~ e-6eavor 70 promote the interests
n -Le company 10 the best OF Cy ability.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

London July 2-Ths estsEHgs 2 m q afs s bsIeo m2o
1a-4ana 4eGloa raod aid prices arm and seiieFs
favor especially greasy neFin9s E6Id ss IL ia
4a ssse. to,Iow New South Wales 15oo bales
100 EsdAsy assa saai' tod q ersy
laia n ~ % ea'e@ @victsrla 500 bales, greasy SC
South Aasrsi1a 16ssa 49, hS asw zsaIasa zsaalsa
= ,na ~. secured lldhls I'D greasy; seN
caps cS9s f9l. HSps 4a gasssy aea N15s esa,ia
p,s.r Yssots 500 bales; secured. 6lsdqlS ID
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN

ST LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
50 week in July s2os.ia3 s1s31i4 s1Ta sos
July 1-SuiY a. 5So. o6S 532-31 5g3 $50
WABASH
q week in July s51575a s4e1eo4 s4s6 54a
1ulF i-Joiy H. 1.542.5 591 Lass 9S7 1884 Tal
TWIN CIT RAPID TRANSIT
q week in July S14e52s sISs 165 s1S7 011
July l-Juiy IA. 8, S54 .635 35ol SIS 3.254. 74s
DETROIT UNITED.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
MACHINE WORKS cURTAlL,

Taunton. Mass. July 2.-The Mason Ma
chine Works. employing i've hundred men
went on a schedule Of five days 4 week
TODAY = falling of in the demand for
cotton mill machinery is the cause Of the
c,,-.ssa~,ers ~ work.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
A BULGE IN CORN
Market Excited by Heat and
Drouth Damage.

Chicago. July 25-An extreme advance OF
"a cents was registered in the corn market
here today. The market was wide and ex-
cited On reports Of heavy damage due 10
the heat and drouth- The Decemoer op-
+ion was the most violently affected. II
closed 81 so,z 10 SOS cents on Saturday and
6,,-irg the forenoon to-day sold UP to IS
cents september gained SIS cents. selling
a- ss.L cents. and May cents, with sales
at 66lz cents
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS

SCtlON-CIO crop -L-S..l.-s G--S~ o--N
easier; new crop active ana h-rn reaching
the highest prices since the big January
break. on q broadening demand. The Close
was easy on the old and firm on The new crop
positions. the former being GO II points lower
and the latter from Is 10 % points net h!gA-
er- July notices estimated at about 10000
bales issued. and while II Is said that
they were all promptly acooped by bull lead
ers, there was some scattering liquidation OF
July and August which ea5ed prices of IN the
absence OF aggressive support II IS said
that there tse sceat congestion Of cotton n
the New York warea ouses. owing to the rapid
movement Of cotton both to and cut Of New
York, and The inspection bureau OF the ex-
change has large number OF men at work
preparing cotton for contract delivery Bulls
who ara taking up ell this cotton have booked
Z large amount or ocean freight room for tho
first half of August shipment, while il IS re-
ported that one leader sold 1000 bales out Of
the local stock Northern mills. The mar
ker opened hrrn AT a decline of points on
July, but generally unchanged 10 10 points
higher and closed at practically the best OF
the day, after having touched 3.45c for Oc-
tober and i. soc for December. Southern spot
markets were generally unchanged Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
BbfHfRs PREPARE BYLAWS
Leaders 1erfect Plans for Ma
tionsl G rrency Association.

II ire event CT the New York national
bacEs forming 2 National Currency Asso-
cistcn here. ~ their meeting 70 be held
q The Clearing House on July g, the FOL
loving bylaws, which have been drawn Up
b. ire leaders II the movement. viii be
adopted by Ihe association
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

The-e was q sensational advance OF 70
~ cents bushel in corn IN the local mar
ket yesterday, on reports thai the crop was
suffering greatly in sections west OF rhe
Mississippi River from lack OF moisture
and high temperatures FroE! the star,
trading was OF an excited character ana
prices rose until May was selling at oo7a
and December al 65 cents bushel Ee-
spec1iyelv. as against closing figures on
Saturday Of ez14 for May and 6ei4 for
December Tire Septsuber option was g SO
strong. advancing 70 esla, gain of 5A
cents z b5lsheI over Saturdays close
Closing pr!ces were shade off from the
hest the net advances ranging from sa
10 zzz cents 2 bushel
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

Kansas City, July o--As q result OF e1-
trene heat IN Kansas and OklahoTna ana
the belief that Il would DO serious carnage
TO crops, ccrr advanced here to-day cents
2. busheL September IS selling Up 20 6514
cents
The heat record for several years was
broken AZ 81. joseph to-day. when ar !
= =, the mercury was 100 degrees in the
shade. Great damage TO crops is resulting g
from heat and droUth-
or-ha Jd1.' z-E!gh temperature harc-
ly tempered by hot winds prevailed n
Nebraska to-day. The corn crop can s1and
little more extreme heat No relief Is IN
sight
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
FleIh BUTTER MARKET.
tonnoN WOOL AUCTIONS.

utgt- July 2s.~Buttsr frr1l- 2Te outp'
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New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
Voted Against Mr.. Mather.

= have naturally opposed Mr.. Nather 5
Efforts 70 eliminate ne from responsible
pos:-.ons, and have, when thought the
interests CT the company required, also
orposed and voted against some Of his
--c5rr--e-datiO- To the board, the carry
t-E OF Of which would involve loss either
= money O. prestige
I, explanation Of the continued decline IN
ths securities Of the Westinghouse Electric
.nd --arufacturing Company in the face OF
81 excellent business showing, Mr.. West
irgtoUse said
with such al excellent showing OF
r-o6ts Tor the last few months, the assent
az shares OF the company should now ne
v7o-rh near par Lack Of confidence in the
MANAGEMENT OF . company has much 70 90
-q.-. making low prices for its securities
Ths-e IS undoubtedly u financial circles
ve-v wide knowledge Of existing difficulties,
6ue undoubtedly 70 the fact that each OF
he directors OF the company Is also 2 cl-
-ecro- II c,e OF mere banks
NJ Westinghouse added thai he would
neither Be present nor represented az To-
--o--oTz's meeting The reason he would
-o- r-esi6e he said. vas that he had
ag-ezd with the directors in January 70
acce1t vacation until August so lar as
o@c-a- duties as president were concerned
This IS not the first tine that Mr- West
:rghouse has made z statement openly
c-5-5C.si-g Chairman NaLhe-- n May he
gave CIT statement deroUnct-g The 2ct-or
ot ne Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
fzc---,rg Company II throwing the Chicago
Railways Company into the hands q re-
csive-s. which he charged had been done
personally by NJ. Na-her without 1rsr Sc
cu---g the sanction q either the executive
committee or the hoard Ct directors.