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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-18

K A stated convocation Of
Graaite chapter, No %, r.
III ny a. d.. VIII Be- neld 10 Ma
E EA sonic han Tuesday evening.
July no. at 1880 sahrp. Per
order i ii. =.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
RAILROAD LEGISLATION
Senator Bristow Says Supervision Of
Capitalization Must Come.

Junction City, Kan. July Z2-Railroad
legislation was the theme upon which
Senator Joseph L. Bristow dwelt in his
speech here this evening
The railroads or the United States" he
said have issued capitalization indebted
ness Of millions during recent years. for
Vhlch not dollar has been invested in
the property. Yet this enormous indebt-
eoness is mortgage on the commerce Of
the country which ultimately must be
paid, interest and principal.
One Of the most important questions
before the public to-day is the limiting of
the capitalization OF these public service
corporations 70 their actual value TIE
progressive Republicans aided by few
Democrats sought 10 amend the railroad
bill IN such a manner a. TO require that
every dollar received for the sale of stocks
and bonds be actually invested in the con-
strUction and Improvement of the corpora
tons property This amendment. offered
by Senator Doliiver. was defeated by a
combination Of the Aldrich Republicans
and state rights Democrats. But in the
end the supervision of capitaIizatio must
come We came within two votes o. pass
ing an amendment in favor Of empowering
the Interstate Commerce Commission 10
ascertain the value Of roads. such values
% be used in determining the rates such
roads would be entitled 10 charge and the
amount Of Capiralizatt ton they would be
justified in issuing"
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

/ j. Shanlberg & Son: IL Virginia steers. 1867
H. 81 So 49, 1859 ID. 81 so. 6. 1917 ID, 81
2, 11s0 1b. s6 90; a. 1856 10. s6 IS: 2. 12so
H. SIS 70.
Kerns Commission Co. fs Kentucky steers.
11e2 -. ST So; Is Ohio 12Ss n. 81 %
CALFES-Peceipts. 4f4. including IS Tor
the market veaIs in limited supply and firm
Western calves steady; butterrnilks ofereo
Ordinary 20 prime veeis sold at S9Gfi1 per lOD
b Western calves at IS .. Dressed calves In
fair demand and steady: city dressed veals
f3E916c per ~ dressed buttermllks. 1iG l3c.
country dressed calves. I0Q14I1c-
Saies--Nelson & McCabe: IS Western calves.
2I2 70 average. So 25 per 100 70.
Sanders II veals. 142 10, sI1: I. 40 70. SO;
l. 10 10. 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recsipts. 341 cars.
or s. 403 head: IS cars on sale, Sheep in lis5t
supply and steady: lambs active and 3oQ4oc
rigker. The early arrivals were closed out
Common 70 prime sheep sold at s2dS4 90 per 100
10: culls. s29s2 20. medium to choice lambs
Sc 5oas7 so Dressed mutton quiet. at sG94zc
per n Dressed lambs were active and nrm. at
saies-Nerton & Co: BIT Kentucky lambs II
70 average. 81 50 per 100 n: 23& Virginia SO 70.
81 so. 2+3. 90 70. 81 80: II Virginia sheep 80 ID
Kerns Commission Co: 22s Kentucky lambs.
"a 70. 81 so: 227 rs 70. 81 so; 222 30 70. 81 so.
24S 6s 10 81 25. 2S7. 6s 70. s6 80: Kentucky
sheep, ia ~ 81: culls. 75 10. 81
Tobin s. shannon: 227 Kentucky lambs. = d
s. 50; 200. 2 =. g s7s viTsin,s ia; es 2 g q
257. SO 70. 50 so; Kentucky earrings, 100 70,
Sc so: Virginia sheep. lis 70. s. so. D. 100 n.
Sc 20: 8, 1o4 70. s3 Kentucky, ia r. 81; L
Virginia. 81 n. e %; :. II 70. 81 50
HOGS-Receipts. liz cars or 1,S93 head
mainly direct 10 slaughterers Market STEADY
Light Virginia hogs sold at 80 80 Per 100 n.
Saies-Tohin & Shannon. u Virginia hogs. 1ee
u average, Sc 50 per 100 n
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

FLOUR AND MEAL--Inactive and nomi-
nally a attle easier owing 10 ne ne decline IN
straights s. 50 g IS 5'S winteT pa5SnSs 81 S
So 20; spring clears, 81 5oa 81 10 extra No
s. 7S Kansss e sas strsights s; 81 % s. 25 RYE
FLOUR-Firrn; fair TO good, "a I0a 81 35;
s60lSs 6ady to Ria fanfy dried 3 8 o B1G NEAL
Fine white and yellow, 81 45 a 81 30; coarse
s3 s. 81 standd9d E6DMsiaFn ddnE 'R53s ss5 Sass
-four DO SIS $29 red sog; &c So 90 q sd41g sq 5
chog S24 % bulk s25 70 sacks olnneal SSt 30; 90
on small offerings and ouyfng by packing intsI-
este PORK-steady, mess 50 QUO S2a AMY
S@s2s q? short mile fsaF slgSss sss 20 pae5 Se@
sl6 50 sxrra India mess. $29 5qgS$o;; BEEF BEEF
baeons f i2e' eoe 80 70. 1a&o: 100 ID Isc 40 ~
1sc pigs. 13l4c. CUT MEAIS-Ptckled bellies
of PsS sg nJi 10 n 2o 1991se "a e l TALtoR I n
City. &c country e4s@7Hc LAFp-9qileelG; =
Mddis West 81 .5aSI5 So Gig Ga sseaS5 of II s5
So 90 Brazil. kegs. s14 Is compound nrrT ga
99%c STEARINE-Oleo. 1oc city ara 10 e.c.
3 I5c for graduated less per cent for cash.
Following a sale OF 3. 600 tons for prompt snip
fnery late on THURSDAY some further business
was reported in the market for raw sugar m
rnent. ana the market closed firm. with 31-s29
Lice asked for second half Of august ship
naent. Spot unchanged. Centrifugal, 80 test;
4 88e 1nilscovado SO test. !. s6c. molasses. 50
test e Sic ana Cuban. and {, &c LONDON mar.
yet fer beet sugar quiet and easier at las lo7+d
FOR July and August
RICE-No change in rice, with fairly
good business ana prices generally steady 10
firm
METALS - COPPER - Standard dull spot
July. August September ana October II ot4
y 25e London easy. spot. ta+ lis Sd. futures
f5a ss 9d Local dealers report iirn nlasHst
for copper quoting take at y - "a y - &c.
eIectroiytic. l2,97l26i II SOC casting Il y 'sR
- CSC TTN-Easy SPOT, 81 l3ga3 doc July
sg4&3. .8Oc. August 80 IA a32 Soc; September,
-.4 re3g LfA-- taS. is1nGGn
easy; SPOT f14a 5s, futures. ti5o IS Sd L-EAp
Quiet 45e bid NV York; Y AGA .;s 5Sc 5 Eas,
ST Louis Iondon spot. az lis Sd. SPELL t4tS
-CuIsr. spot j. 5og5 80c Nsw York; 4 9a1o ooe
East 81 Louis London spot. t22 - Ga Clsve-
land warrants closed at ass iotzd IN London
TFON-LoeaIlv was quiet No | foundry North
efn Sl6 5tsasle 7b; No 2. si6asls %: No l
Southern SI8 15aS1s rs: No I southern SOFT,
sIeqsIe 3s pig iron certificates nominal
MoLAssEs AND sYHuPs - Quiet nut
STEADY.
NAVAL sroREs-Spirits turpentine easier
with prices down TO 72i9c for machine made
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Ngaw York In

New York. July -. 1910
MISUNDERSTANDING Isl cars. or 2.914 head
19T cars Tor Slaughter and export and 90 for
tba market; "a cars on sale. steers opened
slow bur steAdv; later we're active closing
frrn. bulls and in light supply and
strong The wards were we'll cleared FAR
10 prime steers sold al s6 90 q 81 rs per 100
ID oxen and sings, s. Is q So 25. bulls, 81 a
81 so cows s. "a a So 30. Dressed beef in
moderate demand and steady AT eT121sc per
10 FOR native sides and slz 910e for Texas
beef London and Liverpool quoted live cat
lie steady al l. 4 141so per III. dressed weight;
refrigerator beef hrner at 1oAz a 10Tsc per
10 Shipments from this port 10 morrow. SEQ
cattle ana 3.356 quarters OF beef.
MCPHERSON & Co 20 Kentucky
steers 1910 II average. 81 rs per 100 10 II
l40e h. ST 70; 10. 1888 10. 81 30, 1a 1891 10
s. 2st 20. 1154 ID, 81 p, Il l1sa 10; 81 y;
H. Sc rs p. i124 lb. 50 so II Ohio. 1872
ih, 81 10 %. I2o4 10, 81 %; 10 Kentucky
stage or 10, ss 25; state oxen, hoo To-
So ia bulls ss7 To- 81 50; cows. lois 10
So. l. 700 lh, 81 25 . asa ID. 50 70. 7. 764
lb, 50 rs
Sanders Virginia steers, 1919 ID, So 90
Ia. 1247 ~ So -, 2 bulls. 1923 10. $4 so. IA
e5I H. 81 so. 4. 1ds H. S4 COWS 1f42 II
So sc; ,, 1850 b. s. %; :, s74 10. ss so: o
500 "a, So.
Newton & Co. Is West virginia steers
1871 10. 81 49, 10. lle1 10. Sc SIS.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 22.-wHEAT-spot dull: No
red Western winter, no stock Future IS
steady. July. Is Tssd; December, IS 10 . d
CORN-Spot frn; old American mixed, os
atsd- do via Galveston, IS I'D; new, kiln
dried IS 41ed. Futures steady: september. as
10a,t d. October. IS l02s q. PEAS-Canadian, IS
FIoI-R-Wluter patents 2Ss 50. HOPS in
London Pacific COAST. IS q "a los BEEF
Eyrra india mess. I35s. PORK-Prime mess,
western. 1918 I'd HAMS-Short cut. I5s Sd.
VACON-CunberIand cut. 13s; short rib I6s
clear bellies 72s; long clear middles. light
I4s- heavy T3s Sd short clear backs 65s Cd
SHOUT -TDFRS-Square. SIS LARD-Pr1rne
western. tierces. sos; American refined pals,
sas ad EESE-Canadian finest. white. new
S4s- coIored 54s Sd, white old, Sos: colorec.
5Ss TTRPENTINE-spirits 49s sd ROsIA-
-0rrroon t3s lad. PETROLEC M-Rehned,
"a. LGNsEED OIL. SOS Cd. TALLOW-111IE- aus
rattan in London. Sos Sd COTTONSEED OIL
Hull refned-Spot. 29s 7lsd.
London. July 22--RAW SUGAR-CentrifIu-
cal ia 80, nluscovado 12s I'D BEET
sTGAR-Juiy 14s 1osd LINsEED-CIaIl- Gal
SSs "a SPERM OIL fS2. PETROLEUM-
american rehned. Sd me I'd. TURPENTINE
spfrftg sas ROSIN-An1srican strained las
ID hne, los Sd --<>x ~, - $780,.
:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
FREIGHT RATES UNCHANGED
western Trunk Lines Also Sus-
pend New Schedule Until Nov. l E.

washington. July 22-It was announced
to-day after a conference between Chair
man Knapp. OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission, and committee of the traffic
officials of the Western trunk lines that
the advanced rates fled by the carriers
would be suspended voluntarily until No
venlher
The agreement effected is the same. SUBJ
stantially, as that made between the COM
mission and the Eastern lines. It means
that all important and general increases
il freight rates that were TO have become
effective on August l will be postponed
until the commission shall have had op-
portunity TO determine whether they are
reasona bic or not.
II does not follow that the suspension
viii be made permanent. In the view Of
the commission and rate officials. il is GER
tain that some OF the advances will be
approved eventually
The action of the railroads in voluntarily
suspendtng the advances was taken with
view TO simplifying a complex situation
ana of relieving. the commission. the car
riers and the shippers of embarrassment
The direct suspension by the commission
of the tariffs proposing advances in rates
would have been a monumental clerical
task
Permission is given by the commission
70 the roads 10 file. on one day's notice. the
proposed suspension tariffs TO become e.f-
fective November l. BY the terms Of the
agreement existing rates will continue in
effect until that date Meantime the com
mission purposes 70 undertake the hearing
Of the cases involving the proposed in
creases in rates. Already ii has been di-
rected that the testimony in the Eastern
cases viii be heard in New York City, be-
ginning on August 15. The taking Of testi-
Ulony in the Western cases will be begun
in Chicago on August %. II is regarded as
probable that postponerent will have 10 be
taken. as the railways are not expected 10
De prepared for the hearings by that time
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
PAYS THOUSANDS OUT OF FEES
City Marshal with Heavy Debt IN
Before Mayor s Secretary.

As result of the Mayors activity in
trying to reform the methods used for
years by city r,ershals many complaints
are coming into his Office It seems that
the n1arsha1s are split into two factions,
one of which calls itself the reform party,
and the other which is bent on cazchtng
the reformers in some infraction of the
Mayors rules laid down the first OF the
year.
A marshal who has been among the most
active in the reform party appeared yes
terday before Robert Adamson, the May
or's secretary, to answer TO seventeen diff
ferent charges fled against him by his
rivals
This marshal told Mr.. Adanlson, It is
said. that for a number of years he had
been engaged in paving off the debts,
amounting TO thousands of dollars, of a
realty company that went 10 smash. He
saic the money came from his fees His
WeIl-intentoned zeal in paving off these
debts is thought TO have been responsible
for his activity as marshal. which result
efl in the charges.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
EXCHANGE WILL NOT ACT
,-.ostioation Of National Lead
action Is Not Looked For.
M MANIPULATION SHOWN
lime IN Dividend Said To Be
Due to Upward Trend of
Linseed Oil.

II Ely. secretary of the New
c.art Exchange. said yesterday that
te as no truth in the rur7ors widely
Ves,-.,a IN the financial district that the
-x.hsnSe authorities would institute
,-,,.s-ica-ion covering Thursdays divi-
.,+i-- q the National Lead directors,
,-sv reduced the rate form 4 10 & 5
..,. yearly basis. He added that the
rss not one that concerned the ex-
-. authorities, and that there was
>, warrant them IN starting an IN
NC -he affair.
s,.-ss oosnred out that. although the divf-
= u-zs. declared somewhat ahead Of the
- tine. there wzs nothing irregular
a. and that neither Cd IL appear tha,
-. ssd been any stock market rnanipuIa-
!, ne shares n which any OF the d.
-.--,-s were concerned prior te the dec
-, IN fact the whole action Of the
- market furnished good evidence, bro
cd that no important speculative
'.,--,itrentz based upon the dividend dec
,--.--o- were outstanding II the stock be
-. .ss boards action
long tine past National Lead stock
- hes- comparatively inactive, and the
-. decline 4 price did not begin until
- .e7s pu5lic announcement that the div
- bs5 been cut This in itself. II was
--.5 clfr. furnished good evidence that
't--sss~s had rot sold out, or gone short OF
=. -ns-ket upon the expectation OF a re-
51rs5 dividend
vz-icnaI Les6 common was again ore OF
-. v-AekzsJ stocks on the list yesterday.
..,,.-e down 70 4Sle. IS compared with its
- mint cf > on THURSDAY Il closed az
!. -e- Icss Of points on the days trans
.,--ons. 7hich co-alied about s.eoo shares
u-ssi5e-- Coles statement that il was
- hie- price Of Enseed oil that was chiefly
,--o-si71e for the reduction OF the National
-.ss -o--7anv's common dividend, has
- -r direct attention 70 the exIraor-
- -o~65-tors Of TIE faxseed ana lin
- markets. Within the last Two
-o--.s ne price Of faxseed has risen ap-
--.r.~7a-elv 8 2 busheL
r has been going up by leaps and bounos'
- - che -uening Of the market yesterday Y
.--s-0es % g p cents q bushel, an IN
--sssa al cents from Thursdays closing
.-o-s-f7-. This compares with price OF
,-7--,5 8 - prevailing il NAY Coincldent
--,b me rise Ia Haxseed. the price OF ll1seeS
81 which IS. r7lsnufactured from Il has ad-
~s,oA5 70 = cents q gallon. gain OF about
a ,errz in zs many days, and double the
z-,s = which n was selling last fall
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
Mah-LA RaILRoAp BONDS.

Srere- 6- CO. ara offering ar Sc and inter
81 yielding about so per cent S2,19e.00o Of
ne Manila Railroad Company first mort
ease per cent gold bonds, due Nay l.
- wi-h interest guaranteed by the gov
s-rner- n the Philippine Islands, by virtue
= &c, of Congress Of the United States
9. america. The bonds. which are part Of
-o-s, authorized issue limited 10 $50, G0o,-
q are a direct first lien on the whole OF
5ae southern lines and equipment me
&s1ila Railroad Conpany's lines comprise
ihs srrre railroad system Of the island OF
-lzor. win z population Of 3,79S,t'o and
Il z-ez of =. go square miles
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
GOES DEEP IN UNITED WIRELESS

II viii take some days more for the
grand jury 70 complete the inquiry into the
affairs Of the United Wireless Talegra ph
Company. Arthur VI. King. counsel for
Colonel G. c Wilson. the president. and
s s BogarC. the vice president. who are
Under arrest on q. charge of using the mails
to defraud in the sale of the cor1panv's s
stock. admitted yesterday that practically
the whole Office staff had been summoned
TO appear and testify in the case George
Stephenson. Assistant United States Attor-
ney. who is conducting the Investigation
on Monday will nave here the Office staff
of George H. Parker, Of Seattle. the selling
agent Of the stock on the Pacific Coast
Other witnesses from Colorado and Texas
viii ne called before the inquiry IS closed.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. July 22-'"The Commercial Bulletin
will say Tomorrow OF the wool market
There IS a better feeling APPARENT as a re-
suit of the higher prices being paid in Montana
for the clip by Eastern dealers and ri1anu-
fac+urars and on account of the strength shown
at the London auctions No mill. however Is
buvinz other than very moderate quantities OF
Ivroi b,1- the weeks business includes g-es Sc
and secured territory at 5SC TO SOC for me and
s5c 10 5sc for half blood; medium Ohio feeces
al unchanged prices.
From two TO three million pounds Of ~ooi
were bought in Montana this week az lIc 70
9nSsc or about Sc to 6llc secured. for chc1ce
Clips containing 60 per cent This value could
not be obtained IN Boston to-Gay. -,
- inclusive were los. 5.0s7 s41 pounds against
139 OeS. 9e7 pounds for the same time last year
Tba racaipts to July 21 inclusive. we're Isl.
81 /. o2s pounds. against 240 1881 pounds for
the same period last year
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
rRvrsIeraph 10 The tribune. ]
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago J1ly 22-king Corn to-day en- the
BOARD OF Trade swayed all prices for csreaIs
down not UP. Unexpected rains IN Neorassa'
Kansas Iowa and Illinois forced many or yes
ferdavis buyers 10 sell IN a hurry 30
radical was the change in the outlook that IBIS
afternoon predictions were current thet anothsI @
si,cb air uttnfn ten DAYS would make the corn
,run A bumper. The tone was weak IN every
pit at the close. Net losses IN gain @
fcr- 10 70 PIC: wheat, Izc TO 1AG1%scs cats.
z.c 70 sc Provisions showed 1ac loss 20 oc
gain Excitement in the corn trade rfvaIleo Ioi
= time tha sensational furry Of the previous ses
sion when quotations Jumped up wildly because %
M fear that the destruction OF spring wheat oy
d-ou+n was 70 be paralleied in the coaTser gram
-,1-a Jvfdssrread storraS throughout q large POT
ton Of the corn belt removed this apprehension
+,Ttb a erIddenness that upset the calculations OF
a great majority of speculators- Range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
LONDON WOOL SALES.

london July 22---The offerings a. the wool
auction sales today amounted TO lS. 435 bales
-4--inaIIv crossbreds. which were readily sold
- m nome trade. Freer buying by the Cont
49, asstgted in the frrne-s. Queensland
c,,,rs5 reniized 2s I'd The sales follow
80 south Males. 9o0 bales. secured. y d 3
Is MD. sFeasy go 9 Is I'd ous1snslaa,d 1,is.a1,a
soo bales secured. IG1s Il Isd: greasy I'd
STs sd South Australia, 500 bales; greasy
~ 5@Tz Cd New Zealand. 4.s0o bales
% ~s5 Ia ad 6ls lid; greasy g dis isd
Sana ~ Good Hope and Natal. 700 bales
scnurad is Id z IS. greasy. IA 2 u Id Punta
Nrsras : nO0 bales greasy otsd q IS FAX
iand Islanks coo ba!ss greasy. - q loia q.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
ester

Spot quiet. with prices unchanged at Ice for
micdling upland and I6. 25c for middlng Gulf
Sales. 200 bales: delivered contract 10 500
bales. Liverpool cables; Spot dull: sales 600
bales specula lion and export zoo: American
5000, imports, LOCO all American: rnidlling M
LAND. 797d- Futures opened quiet at / point
lower on near and unchanged on late months
Closed quiet at net decline Of 312dTtp points
July 7.691ed; JuIy-August, Z 6o17d: August-sep-
teTnber 7.35d Septernber-October. 69912d; Ccto-
ber-Novenher, &. SAD; Novernber-Decenber
6S+1ad; Decerber- January, 6. 72iad. January
February. 6-7ll1d; February'-March, 6.71d:
March-AprtI. e-7o]sd; April-May and May-June
6 Tod
C0FFEE-ModerateIv active: sales 90 500
bags. and tone somewhat heavier, Influenced by
disappointing cables and moderate liquidation on
the part Of local longs. closing net unchanged to
points lower. Eevre unchanged to L
franc lower. Hamburg unchanged TO 4 pfennig
decline. Rio was unchanged and Santos showed
advance OF 30 reis- Cost and freight offers
from Brazil firm, although sales continue
comparatively small. There were sales reported
% 2.000 Santos As late Thursday for 15c,
but offers received to-day for the same grade OF
coffee ranged from 8. &c 70 9.30c for the new
crop. while old crop 3s and IS were quoted
9 So for well described good roasters. Local
spot market quiet but firm on a basis of saso
for Rio No Z. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
WORsTED MILLS COMBINE
q. W Waterhouse Heads Organization
TO Control $500 Looms.

Providence, July Pa combination of
worsted mills which will control nearly
$500 looms was announced to-day by Her
man v. Waterhouse, who has mills In this
city North Adams Mass; Syracuse and
Bristol. Penn, and who is at the head of
the new organization. He said options had
been secured on twenty-one mills. including
wateThouse interests, the Sayles Mills at
Pascoag. two mills at Woonsocket. r. l.
and other mills at Warren, Mass; Utica
" Y. and other places. Charles Porter. OF
the Park Mills at Philadelphia. is one of
those interested in the continuation
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
COMPLAIN OF NJ. Y. N. H. & H.

AS the result Of q number of complaints
that have been received against the Port
Chester division Of the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad. the Public
Service Commission has ordered a hearing
for August / Some time ago E G. Con
nette. transportation engineer of the com
mission. recommended that more trains
should be run on Saturdays. Sundays and
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

holidays; that ticket offices should be kept
open continuously during the day. instead
Of only fifteen minutes before train time
and that the exact destination of trains
should be marked. AS the reply of the
company was not satisfactory, a hearing
was scheduled. and will probably result
in formal order to make the improve
ments suggested Commissioner Eustis has
charge of the matter.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM 8 ATLANTIC
teYo taoa 1905
60, =, r,,iy s45 500 sal s46 S32 0I6
July i-Iuiy II s9ia y i9= "fu''
INTERocEANTC OF MEXICO
=, .a,. j., r,,,v $3.50 e5l $3.50 SIS sI2e sol
Tniv 1-Iuly Il 2aI.:.5o s2seaS zi',A4s
NATIONAL OF aEXIco.
:, -, a., Y,t,, St q-f -aa Sels 1AS sSSS 04O
1t 4a "aTA Iniy - p .l442 i $50 64s I.65S 392
SEABOARD AIR LINE
ed weak In July sS4d.602 S5eoa aSa -
Tnl,, l-Juiy IA TAO go 63s $50 -
PITTSBURG. GIN. CHICAGO & 81. LOUIS
Gross earnings. So $50 lib s.. AS BIS 81 2pes 9
pxn and taxes > $50. 8IT l. Te12S2 loss. AS
Net earnings. s5c6. 502 s63f, ,o36 Sd5so-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
cERMANY's CROP REPORT.

Berlin. July 22.-The crop report for Ger
many. which shows conditions up 10 July
Is. shows a slight depreciation since June
15, but winter wheat still is considerably
better than the average conditions in the
last ten years. Winter rye is slightly bet
ter but spring wheat and spring rye are
slightly below the ten-year average
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Fall Ffvar Mass July 22-Sales for the week
VIII reach A total of about rs, coo pieces Muen
irrlprovenent was noted this week n the demand
go ~ classes NJ goods Wide sryles. for which
there was some urgent call show an advance
of J.. over last weeks prices There was also
1-,,cb ;rrarssr shown in narrow goods parttcu-
iarly- pS-iuch "a by so. for which there mas
ifaan some little bidding at SAC, but manufact-
1I-srs ave fndfsposed 70 90 business at this hg
Ire The prevailing opinion here Is that the
noTtor77 has been reached in the market. and
e. a+~s~t Quotations: 2S-inch. GA squares sac;
cs-iuch "a by 60 5Ssc. 21-lnch. O. BY 81, &C,
2S-tnrn 6: squares. &c: 39-inch. cS by -, o7tc-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
Ask SALT RATE REDUCTION
nr-pls;r+s 70 Interstate Commission
That Charges Are Excessive.

Washington. Iuiv 22-Conplair-s have
s.ez --a5e 70 the Interstate Commerce
Commission against the existing freight
-s-es on rock salt from CUyiersville and
Rs-s,~ \ y. 70 points IN Ohio, Michigan
7-a,srz. Illinois and ken1uCkT.
These complaints vare fled by Swift 4
IN ard ry the International Salt Com
-sr~. ~ Chicago. They were directed
rzsi-er ne Pennsylvania Railroad Com
-s-r and other carriers operating IN East
s-r territory and IL The Central Traffic As
ssrss-tor territory. The complaints ask for
srzdu--tau II the rates Of Approximately 10
~ cs--. The present rates vary from Il
eer.s 70 q cents q hundred. and II is urged
mar tzer ought not 10 exceed seven cents
hundred
New-York tribune., 1910-07-23

barrels. Savannah also was lower. Rosin and
tar unchanged.
OTLS-Linseed unchanged Refined petro-
lelm steady at recent prices.
COTT0ASEED 0IL-Strength which has
marked the snet ard July positions recently was
carried into August, which advanced Is points
while other positions closed unchanged 10 5
points net higher. In the new crop position
there steady tone and trading was mostly
in these months Sales. 95Oo barrels. Local
contract prices: