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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

do not be surprised at any sort Of bitter
feeling which may crop out in the sen
atorial campaign in Massachusetts," said
a prominent citizen Of that state. Sen
ator Cabot Lodge hates Representative
Butler Amss, and Mr.. Ames reolprocates
heartily. They cannot help It They are
merely carrying on feud which has ex-
listed between the families, politically and
for many years.
Mr. Ames. who has announced himself
a. q candidate for the senate against
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

ferent from the other men I've known. He
has such queer, impossible ideas. com
planned to him once about a man knew
whom simply couldn't lose. He would
try to make love TO me every chance he'd
get. Tom said, then why DIDN'T simply
make myself unattraetive to him? Really,
hos hopeless sometimes. But thank good
meas he's not a bit good-goody like Ned
Carter, whom mothers look upon as a sort
OF maid for their daughters when the real
one can't be made use of. Girls can't
stand Ned, he's SO really good. Nobody
could say Tom was like that.
Blondy will do her best to meet him
She certainly Is good looking. and such q
firt! Why, she was sitting In q dark COR
ner OF the piazza with Father the other
evening. Mother happened to have head
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
NOTICE. 10 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for the construction of
water tower and connecting pipe will be re-
ceived by the City Council Of Scotland,
South Dakota, until o'clock p. M, July
%, 1910, 81 its council rooms, at which time
they will be publicly opened and read.
Each proposal must be on the printed
forms furnished by the CITY. and must be
accompanied by a certified check in the
amount OF ten per cent of the proposal
drawn on some bank Of Scotland, and made
payable to the Treasurer of the City OF
Scotland
Plans and specifications for the work are
on file with the City Auditor, where they
may be examined and forms for proposal
obtained. The Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids
Dated at Scotland, South Dakota this
I'd day Of July, 1910
r. GOEHRING.
Mayor.
]. L. SMITH.
Jy1ad2t Auditor.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
TVS Fca \
SEIlMs fgETl
,kSoOT J
SRAGpHA.j

know who ordered the captain back home,
but he is my friend for life. No more
Panama trips for me in this old tub"
Hastily setting about the packing OF his
personal belongings, the senator was soon
IN a cheerful frame OF mind. As he
reached the deck he again saw the freight
car with the familiar lettering, but no
could not recognize the dock as anything
he had ever seen in Pennsylvania.
Where are weT' he asked q deckhand-
Panama, SIR" was the reply
What do the letters on that oar meant
Panama railroad, sir" answered the
deokhand
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
Things to Remember

Never oriticise your friends unkindly in
the presence of the children.
Make . point OF fulfilling any promise
you make. To break q promise and give
the child no good reason for doing 80 is to
lose it's confidence.
When finding fault don't speak In loud.
angry voice.
Be very careful not to exaggerats when
you arc relating any little incident before
the children.
Don't give much pocket money; too little
IL better than too much, says Home Chat.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

Tense, after all. hardly worm thinking
about And so we go on. making promises
and forgetting TO keep them. never stop-
ping to consider how much unnecessary
disappointment we may be responsible for
The reason 80 many of us make and break
promises so lightly Is, l think. because we
do not interest ourselves sufficiently in the
matter to remember And so we lose. and
make other people lose. their faith in hu-
man nature.
II you make a promise keep It, II IT IA
any way possible for you to do so.-Home
Chat.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

he went around with you. The uniform is
80 attractive, too. OF course, we'd be
comparatively poor but we could have an
adorable little flat under my management
(''Flat" sounds cheaper than "apartment').
Wed have simple lowered curtains and
candlelight and save gas. adore candles.
ia wear plain. but very dainty little
breakfast jackets and do the busting in
big lace cap l told Tom about IT, but he
was distinctly rude. and said that some
times / struck him as being a little fool.
However instead of getting angry, the
tears almost came to my eyes and ad-
mItted humbly that 1 was afraid I was
rather foolish and lot Of other disagree
able things. He didn't deny it a bit! But
said, why didn't try to improve?
/ didn't know what to say. He is so diff
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

the tiny silver square held by a chain.
HeavensI thought this held your bath
ing suit, and was going to check it."
exclaimed.
Il wonder where my folks have dis
appeared to-" she unused.
They went to get some information and
suppose they foolishly went to the
information bureau" hazarded. Don't
you suppose the gatemsn will let me walk
in to the train II carry your grips1 He
might take me for a porter. although 1
don't look that prosperous, or for your
hui
stop where you are" she chided. :
well. seeing I've got both arms full of
your traps, can't look very dangerous, :"
mourned Lord knows, you're stronger
than 1 am
viii you miss mO7" she cooed, dropping
her eyelids tAntaliEinglY.
Even aburdened as l am" 1 asserted.
my aim would be perfect IT,
''Hushl Here's mother and ppah!" she
cautioned Whats that. m'mah? He kissed
some one else installing her for me? Well
dad Is nearsighted."
why didn't I think OF thatp" 1 E9oaned
Copyright. 1910, by the N. z. Herald Coz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

Do you remember as child any bitter
disappointment caused by the forgetfulness
OF some oder persOn-trifling to them. M
doubt. but very important from your child
ish point OF Viewf
II you do. you will have some idea OF the
pain forsetfuinsss may cause.
But very often. as we grow older. we be-
sin to look upon II a. very slight Of
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

Washington was startled a day or two
ago by q rumor that Senator Penrose Of
Pennsylvania had been drowned while
cruising in his yacht Immediately the
correspondents for the PennEylvanis pa
pers began digging up anecdotes to be
used after the senator had been buried.
OF the entire collection. one brought to
light by q SerBocal friend of the senator
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
SIX MONTHS TIME GIVEN
TO FIND ARCHDUKE JOSEPH
High Chamberlain OF Austrian Court
announces Linit OF Time During
which He May Appear.

VIENNA, July M-At the instance Of nj,
nephew. Arehduks Joseph. the high cham
bsrlain's court has declared that Il win
assume that the missing Arohduks John
Salvador OF Austria Is dead ana order the
distribution OF his property. unless proof
OF his existence is forthcoming within .ix
monthA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
AIrni

Full many flower is born to blush unseen
and waste its sweetness on the desert
air. -
Full many golfer gets upon the green
In three strokes and takes five to hole
cut there n y. n.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
N AZ. N.1e Overheard in q Smack
WVttIC VldlUgUCS ing Railroad Station.

Hes handing her her purse" she
noticed.
TN bet he dosn't retain even the losers
end of IT," waRered.
THAT reminds me, don't forget to give
me my vanity box" she said. indicating
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

II you find yourself thinking more OF the
bad points OF your friends and relatives
than Of their good ones. just stop a mo-
ment and ask yourself how you would like
people to get into habit OF doing the
sam? with you? Then start again right
away and do better next time. Everybody
has good poshts-try TO see them.--Hons
Chat.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers for July H. furnished
by the Midland Guarantee and Trust com
papy, bonded abstracters, 1714 Farnam
street. Telephone Douglas 2S65
%. p. Peck and wife to w. r. Mat
thews, lot 10. block A. Milford &
Cheeseman's ubdiv............,.....,..S rs
G. ]. Clinohard to NJ. 7. Clinchard,
lot Is, block 1S1, South omaha..".... /
r. Phillip Schwab and wife to j.
Ewbank, lot 1S, reallotment and sub
div. of block l, Bemis park. ......... $500
8. d. Bangs and wife to j. Tomozyko-
wska, lot and part lot T. block 10,
State National bank to e. T. Greeley,
q. B. Funkhouser and wife to c. j.
Nelson part lot 3. block 10, West
T E ] IL; q. L4OV
lot 10, block 457. Grandview. ......... SIS
John A. Creighton Real Estate and
Trust company to Barker company,
lots to %, block 1, and other land. $3.50
Dixon, lots rs, IS and q, Kelley's.. S7B
F. p. Freeman and wife to G. w.
Mason, lots 2, 3, and 8, Freeman's
H. A. Scott ana wife to ]. w.
Daniels and wife, part lot 4, block
Boulevard park. Observation-Disclosures, /
Is. L. Renhert and husband to ID. G.
John, lot 70, block TO- Briggs Place 10
H. A. Gonden ct al to E. A. Henricks,
lot 8, Field club. ........................ /
a. r. Wood to K. r. Hume lot 12,
block 2, Bowling Green. Q
Same to same. lot %, block 81, same $50
Same to same. lot Is, block 81, same 10
State National bank to NJ. j. Rupe,
lot 1a2, supplemental subdiv. of Eli
stone Park Place. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
w. H Crary to w. ]. Petersen, lots
90, 81 and 3S, block 3, Grant Place. ESQ
Fl. ]. Grove and wife to A. c. Ehlers,
lot 3, block 8, Halcyon Heights. $500
A. Patek to A. Peyton. lots / to g.
block 1. and other lots, Belmont
park 100
f. Engel ct al 10 G. Lindberg lots 10
and II, block I. Saunders & Hime-
pau8nS adQ.......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
g. E. Lundberg ct al to F. Bngsl
OF al, part lot and all OF lot T.
block 5, Patriolx's "a add. .........
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

become governor. but the senator continued
HIS residence. About that time Senator
Lodge was beginning to attract attention
politically. ana the flrst political enemy he
made was General Butler,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
sAcMmmwOrl

many ways. to be q policeman's wife.
Think how he would protect you every
wherel And the respect you'd get from
the car conductors and ticket agents when
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
BURLINGTON sTA.--IOtA ana Mason

WEBSTER sTATION--Fifteenth and
WebHter---
Missouri Pacific
Leave. Arrive.
Auburn Special. .........b $50 pm b19:tO pm
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis q
Omahn-
Sioux City Express. ....b 500 pm b11;4e am
Omaha Local ....,....,,.. ......,. $50 pm
Sioux City Passenger. ....... b $50 pm
Twin City Passenger. b $3.50 am ...........
Sioux City Local.........,c S:S5 am ..........
Emerson Local ..........b 5:b5 pm b $40 am
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

realize how much stranger fact really is
than fiction.
II women were TO do the proposing the
race would be much more athletic than Il
is now. Thousands upon thousands Of men
would run who never ran before.
1t is evident that divorce was not a part
OF the original scheme Of creation. II Il
had been there would have been two Ewes
instead Of one
The chief evidence against women's sense
Of humor is the serious way IN which they
take some men.
Jelly bags are not necessary for clearing
Jellies and soup A clean glass cloth tied
over the legs of a chair turned upside down
and a basin placed underneath answers ad-
mirably-Home Chat
The conditions OF a woman's life favor
hysteria and spite, says writer in a con-
temporary, and II needs all the sweetness
OF woman's nature TO combat these uR-
healthy influences. -Woman's Life
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WhitawashinU Plastsring. Floors
- ~ waxed and polished
WANTED-A young lady OF refinement
wishes position as stenographer Eight
ing. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
(Contnued.l


BUY farm lands now; they are daily In.
creasinH IN value, There IL limited
amount OF land. but no limit to the future
population. The PGcifie Northwest IL the
present land OF opportunity. We have
fine sBortment OF farms, some OF which
viii auit you. Write We today, sFatinE your
requirements. and we will mall you fun
particulars free. The Card Realty Inv
Co.. Gas Henry Bldg, Portland. Ore
$3.50 PER ACRE
5000 acres In Minnesotas great clover
belt, price. $50 per acre; biggest bargain
In state. . !. .
sCHwAB BROS,
l2s Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

in the prices of securities need be looked
for Buying of investment issues at cur
rent prices and on declines is recon-
mended by conservative bankers for the
good reason that a satisfactory income
may be secured at prevailing quotations
on securities that will continue to pay
their dividends. but there is little en-
thusiasm over the proposition Of buying
on margin, despite the easy position of
the money market. Loans are now being
closely scrutinized. and the banks and
trust companies are placing themselves
in a position to have at their command
a large amount of ready cash.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London July .. - Consols closed un-
changed al 81 11-ls for money and Si24 for
account. Anaconda was 1s lower at t124,
Canadian Pacific vas unchanged al 1864
and Grand Trunk was unchanged at 25i3.
Money was in better demand. Discount
rates we're easy despite the purchase Of to-
days gold consignment by the United
States and Germany.
On the Stock Exchange fears Of re
slrrence Of Ia Dor trouble and disappointing
dividend announcements depressed home
rails sharply and local and Continental
realizing prior to the settlement weakened
the other sections, except Canadians, which
were firm.
American securities were duh and feat
ureless during the early trading In the
afternoon Continental selling. supplemented
later by Wall Street bear pressure, caused
declines ranging from one-half TO point
ans made the close fiat.
Can money in London. lNliz per cent.
open market discount rate for short bills.
Is per cent: long oils, 2iset2 3-1S per cent: ::
Berlin discount rate. per cent: Paris dis
count rate. 2 per cent. Paris exchange on
London. . francs ~ centimes; Berlin ex-
change on London. % marks f5i2 pfennigs
Bar gold. Us sl4d American eagles. 76s
Sd.
Berlin, July 25-Prices opened weak on
the Boerse The market improved later
and closed slightly firmeT. Trading was
dull throughout the day
Paris, July 25.-Three per cents rentes
closed I2;- centimes lower al ~ francs 22la
cent,,,.es Trading was dull and prices
heavy on the Bourse.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARkET.-Money on call
ouened at "a per cent: highest, "a per cent:
loves IL per cent. closing. ~ per cent,
ruling rate. > per cent. Time money was
easier. Rates were So per cent for sixty
davs. I per cent for ninety days. ia per
cent for four months, ~ per cent for i've
months and 5G5i4 per cent for SIX months
Mercantile per was quiet, owing 10 lack
rf demand Rates. 5I4H5$4 per cent for
sixty to ninety days indorSed bills re
CeivebIe, 81 05S. per cent for choice four
70 six months single names, and per cent
fer others.
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-The foreign eN-
change market opened firmer. with rates
I'D : points 10 4.S5s0d4. 1855 for cables. 4.SJ5F1
s5s5 for demand sterling and 4-S365Q 1874
<o- siyrv-dav hills Short francs were
quoted al 51s5. less S-64 and short reichs-
marks al 95 less 1-32- The market was a
shade easier IN the afternoon. showing a
decline Of points from the opening. Gables
y ere quoted al 4.S53z a.. $50. demand ster-
ling a, s55504 $50 and sixty-day bills At
I SSI,G4 sS2z. Short francs held around . 1874
less G-e4 and short reichsmarks AT % less
1-2e
Bankers posted rates were
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

EORIaJGN TRADING.-Bweign houses
sDld Upward CT 1uD shares IA .uD a1hse
q,1ently buying back about onh-fl"l "
ssGAt they sold
UNITED STATES STEEL::-The latest
estimates on the earnnssf FOO OF tbe Fee quarter
ended June 3o which will De mace pod pupilJf ~
this afternoon. are in the ne1gu POI ~ &c
for the preceding quarter IL Is e&peCIeu ,t'-,,e
that April will show the largest returns
with May and June following IN sequeiJie, .i.a
The untitled tonnage Is estimated IN I t4g
neighhorhood of 100000 tons. Which VIII
compare with 5.4O2,5l4 tons as OF Mdrcn o..
While new business for. the second quaFLet
has been smaller in volums tran the ITst
quarter shipments representing oraers
taken the first quarter have been large. anu anu
upon these the estimates or eashnsS a.
principally based. 1t is expected that me
regular quarterly dividend OF IL per cent
will be declared on the common stock
HEAVY COPPER SALES[The In1tea
Metals Selling Company, which handleS thS
copper output of the Anaconda group ana
other mines. has sold between S,UO,ovo ana
81, coo 600 pounds of elecrolytic copper None
of the copper was sold below 212 cents
pound and later sales were made al
shade above 1211 cents Sales oy @ @OtneI
companies are estimated at close to Z2.Ue."e tse
pounds making total sales within the last
few days between 5O,oO1.0oo and 6O.G0W
pounds Recent sales are larger than re
ported in several months past. and greatly
reduce the stocks of the copper companies
placing them in a much stronger position:
Increase In buying is due to the bel1ef or
consumers that a general curtailment or
copper output will soon be under way and
that prices will improve In consequence
GOLD IMPORTS.-The 100000 South At
rican gold offered in the open London mar
ket yesterday was secured by New York.
Bankers here are not bringing gold TO this
side of the ocean at a profit, as sterling
exchange rates are at a level that does not
warrant imports of the metal as regular
exchange market operation. Nevertheless
the ultimate result of the operation viii
not show loss. Our bankers are taking
advantage of every opportunity to secure
gold abroad, even though the price may De
relatively high, for the good reason that
New York will need the money later in the
season, when high rates undoubtedly viii
be asked for its Total gold import
engagements since July l. S1,125,0O0. OF
which s. S-250,0G0 was engaged yesterday by
LaZard FTeres.
NATIONAL PARK BANK.-The National
Park Bank has made application to the
New York Stock Exchange for listing OF
additional shares of its capital stock TO
the amount Of 100000, consisting of 2o,OI
shares of par value of 500 each. The addi-
tional stock will give the bank a capital of
s5.oO,0O and surplus of S11.060.00 The
new stock was subscribed for at 500 a
share
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Butte
COALITION Mining Company, regular quar-
terly . cents, payable September 1: Inter
national Smelling and Refining Company.
regular quarterly 2 per cent payable Sep
tember l. and Dolores Mines Cou1uany
regular quarterly AZ per cent. payable Au-
gust q
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
BON DS,
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Liquidation was reported on the Consoli-
dated Exchange throughout the day. "A
great volume Of selling. ranging from ODD
lots to lines of hundreds Of shares, carried
prices downward. Transactions included
many small lots Of stocks not recently
dealt in. such as ST. Louis Southwester
preferred. Sloss-Sheffield Steel, St Louis q
San Francisco I'd preferred. international
Paper preferred and American Linseed
reports of serious damage to that crop,
unsettled speculative sentiment. with the
Southwestern grangers the subject of spe.
Atchison was heavy Rock Island common
was driven down to 27, IS of a point under
the low touched on the New York stocs
Exchange, while odd lots OF ROCK lsiaIiu
preferred sold at SO, full point unoer Ins Is
other board. Sales of all stocks totalled
1S9 260 shares. with sixty-seven issues repre- 0s
sented on the list. Detailed operations ioi-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26

DOMESTIC ENCHANGE-Bo Boston. par;
Chicago. 15c premium; San Francisco. sight
-I3c premium telegraph loc premium; New
Orleans commercial par and 25c discount.
hank 81 premium: Charleston. buying par
selling I-1Gc premium; St Louis, 10c pre-
,l1i,,r1 bid, 2oc premium asked; Minneapolis.
eec premium: Savannah, buying 3-l6c dis
count. selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, eX-
changes S159.sl9.5S5. balances l,I96.SS3. Bos-
Philadelphia, exchanges. s17, 7,s3s.935. balances,
81 4a l5s; Chicago. exchanges s4l, ,30s, 49, bal
ances, 8. go 76e.
SILVER MARKET.-Commerci bar sill
Yer Sid: Mexican silver dollars, &c. Bar
silver in London closed at 25d, decline Of
sd.
GOLD PREMIJM--In Madrid. 7.55; Lis
bon. Z.
MEXICAN ANGE.-Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted At 2oliz.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
sI.IGANTNTED CoPPEK COMPANY.
MEETINGS.

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
RAILWAY COMPANY.
The annual meeting cf the stockhoiuers nl
thls Company for the election OF DIRECTORS
and for Transaction of any other business of
Fle Company viii he held at the office OF the
,---nDsnv- in the CITY of Milwaukee, At twelve
O'clock noon "a turdav. September 24th. 1917"
The transfer books will be closed on Thurs
daV. tire 1svt OF August. and TeoPcned on me
o6-h dav Of September next
ROSWELL. MILLER,
T,rl,- S-r 1910 Chairman Of The Board.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
THE aTrUISDN TOPEKA AND SANTA he
RAILWAY COMPANY

New York July 6 1910
The Board Of Directors has declared a dIyi6e1q
tI.ens dividend No 2l) or the COMMON SIOSA
NJ this Company OF ONE DOLLAR AND flf II
CENTS fs1yol per share. payable september J.
7afn out SURPLUS income, to holders OF sac
COMMON stock registered on the books OF the
Company at the close Of business on July - 1910
Tpi1-iCend CHEQUES viii be mailed 10 holders OF
,-C,NNON stock who file suitable orders therefor
81 this Office
= X COOPER Assistant Treasurer,
: Nassau Street. New York city
saIsI6ANATED COPPER COMPANY
a. Broadway. New York. July n. l9lo-
- A meeting Of the Board OF DlreeloTs ol
r. arralearrted Copper Company = DIVIDEND
81 O-7e-helf of One Per Cent 81 OF 1ScD was
declared pay able August "a. 1910, 10 STOCK
holders OF record on the books Of the Company
a. cr l. O'Clock noon. July 30. 1910
! H NELIN. Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

New York. Chicago & St Louis X. r. Co
Grand Central Terminal July f3. 1910
The Board Of Directors Of this Company
have declared serni-arnual dividends OF Two
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. on the flrst
Preferred and TWO AND ONE-HAlF Pbk
CENT on the Second Preferred Capltal
stock payable al this Office September list
1910. 10 stockholders Of record at ) O'CLOCK
7 NJ on Monday. August LIST. 1910.
CHARLES r. cox. Treasurer
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
Quota rfons for government bonds, compared
With Saturdays
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished by Van schaick & Co. No I Wall
street,
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt No. 5S
Broad street, New York. and No 81 Devon
shire street. Boston.1
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by ". n. Coler & Co. No - Cedar
street,
tAccrued interest 10 be added)
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FURNISHED by williams. Mcconnell & colema n
No. so Wall street,
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coupons interchan gea bic, fRegis'ere6 tCS
ponH sResistered and coupon. sSterilng.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

specuIatjon In the market for OUTSIDE Sc
c,Irities was moderately active with TUT
sjons in the mining issues were little more
than fractions, in some of the indus.r.atv a,,v
the declines were quite severe ana III d Iuas
Instances new low marks were maue.
American Tobacco broke 3 points on 1aIrly
large offerings. Standard OIL. on the o.. otnsf re-
hand. moved up 10 points on small oea,ns o1
Jntercontinentai Rubber was down about q
In the mining stocks fractional receSslons
were shown in Chino. Greene-Ca Cananea.
Miami. Ray Consolidated and GlrouH .rIv .21,
solidated The silver shares, after cary
Staadiness eased off from 1s to g. Arouno
midday business subsidized considerably.
Bonds were comparatively quiet '.aaen b.aoen
Paci6c and Western Pacific issues were
about steady Detailed operations foiio"'
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
COBALT STOCKS.
Gzovski & Co. No. 81
street,
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. /. pay G Co. No 81 Wall
street,
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

sNo information.
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'Onered
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FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by f. s. Bailey, No 6b Broadway