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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
Abstract OF STATEMENT
For tho Year Ending December 81,

a. u. 1SVS
OF the conditions and affairs Of the Ameri-
can Surety Company Of New York Of New
York. organized under the laws of the state
Of New York made to the Commissioner Of
81 the Of sd In
secretary-Henry B. zeveiy.
Vice President-Walter 8. Johnston.
Principal Office. 100 Broadway, New York
Attorney for Service Of Process in the
Name: Commissioner Of Insurance.; l0ca.
ton, Bismarck, N. d.
Organized or Incorporated, April 18th,
Commenced business. April 18th, 1884. /,
Amount Of capital stock paid 60 roo ooo N
up In fu'' ASSETS 'sz''ooo00'o0
Value of real estate owned by
the company .$S,l 8S 0 0a9 "
Loans on bonds and mortgages 3.333.34
District of Columbia bonds.... AGO, 10000
Railroad bonds and stocks 49,. 1,259, 695.S3
bonds ' .... ou. 1,1e4, see.75
Other corporation stocks 5000. 271,137.5O
Loans on collateral security.... 64.75O.OO
Cash on hand and In bank,.... S20,S56.17
Interest due and accrued ..... 2S,S76.21
nss Il: az ssS ss::sss s
Total assets LIABILITIES. '''as'4eo''s
Gross claims for
losses in process
of adjustment. 90: 64,4tO.A
Gross claims for
v losses upon which M
no action has
been taken, proofs .,,.
Losses resisted by
the company 80. l97S35.A ri
Total gross amount
Of claims for
na Losses reinsurance reinsurance: ''i'o'o'
thereon '.........sr7s. 6,237.13 e
Net amount Of unpaid losses -. 55393790
lmount of unearned prem 3
ilms on all outstanding ,,o 80 .,
II SS s,s:s s';.si,ii:: ,'ssss1s
B ro at.., l,aDll,tles .32ol1e2osl
I she year ID 1e esss oo..n.
1n seiyed during the he year. l4Sslsss
sa ssas au... - sazoo5eo
A% soarees Ise...eo . =. .... 5A722es
~ 4os.s stsssssl, 1a11. ee7.z0
"a 81 ssl' s; 8: =;
Paid for commissions and brok- 3 - :.
r. isii s. :s,s.i: I..s I'd e ii .''..
q chAf9eo - .... ......s@s SS10oSoSs.1cy
j. znount s q 81 etnsf 1isburss- !.
= !. :. y !. : !. s .s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-06-24
s ABSTRACT or STATEMENT
Fer che Year Ending December 81

StuO uONGi 6U0SU8 OV0VNU0yG = u
@ a. D. 1909
OF the condition and affairs Of the Citissns
Insurance Go. Of st. Louis, Missouri, or.
:gantxed under the laws Of the state Of Mis-.
souri,, made to the commissioner Of insur.
lnce Of the state Of North Dakota, in Dur.
vuance Of the laws of said state.
President-Chas. p. Chase.
\ Vice Presfdents-R. NJ. Bissell, ]. 81.
Carr.
Secretary-Thos. H. Scotland.
Principal Ofice-Pierce Bldg, st. Louis,
No.
Attorney for Service Of Process in the
State Of North Dakota:
Name Commissioner Of insurance.; Loca.
tf0n, Bismarck, N. d.
Organized or Incorporated, 1887.
Commenced business. 1887.
CAPITAL.
Amount Of capital stock paid
- - ''A ASSETS 5000 10''o00'0o
Loans on bonds and mort
Railroad bonds and stocks. .... seo,5120o
bonds :.............. -. 19e7e5.5o
Other corporation stocks. 500. 725.O0
Cash on hand and In bank. 80. 15O, 1851. 10
Interest due and accrued. 800. 9,S8S.41
,tion and Transmission 49,. s7.1ss.s1
pany ....................... 7se.72
Total assets ..............$ s5s.5s5.eo
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Balance " :'i EIpGER xssETs. s'''''
'os oi4iee in .s sssS%5gsnn SSs.
posted In bank,
$17,e16.9e .......$ 17,s47.eo
TOY; soRTH RxkorH H's BUSINESS.
Total %nl,ng risks ks TAX taken :, a7a a,oo
Tota: premiums re-
ceived during the
r6 Ssar losses ;;.i incur: ss2e2'se
red during the
total ssir amount ;ii11st... Of -''1z''''
Y !osses paid dur
~ sTA tes yoefFF NORTH = b 5z1ieS
Office Of Commissioner Of Insurance
!. 3: 2. Cooper, commissioner Of insur;
by certify that the foregoing is a true alb.
stract Of the original statement now ON
file In this Office.
set my hand and affixed the seal of this
office at Bismarck the LIST day of April A.
49,. Commissioner Of Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
Company's Certificate of Authority.
:. Whereas. The Implement Dealers .Mu.
tunl Fire Insurance Company OF Grand
Forks, N. d., corporation organized un-
this once "a sworn statements exhibiting
ending December 81. 1909, conformable to
s busntss e 81 ts
Whereas. The said company has hled Az
this office q, duly certified copy .of
snartss q
the Insurance laws aforesaid.
Now, Therefore, p. 9. Cooper, com:
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211,950.39
3.452.s71.41
5o1.eOs.oO
s7.95s.45
10000
10000

STATE UF NORIH OANOIA
Office Of Commissioner of Insurance.
I. r: g. Cooper, commissioner of insnr'
ance of the state Of North Dakota, do here
by certify that the foregoing Is a true All
stract Of the original statement DOW on
file In this office.
In Testimony Whereof. have herennto
set my hanL and affixed the seal Of this
office ut bismarck the LIST day Of April. A.
ID. 1910.
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All other liabilities ............

total I1ab1IitieS ............
RECEIPTS.
Premiums received during the
year In cash
Interest and dividends received
during the year .............
Rents received during the year
Amount received from all ether
sources .................
Paid for salaries, fees and 9th.
er charges Observation-Disclosures.
Paid for taxes and licenses. :.
Amount Of all other disburse.
mentS
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Total expenditures ...... IS
MTSGEIIANE 0TIS

Whole number of policies writ
ten and paid for in North
Dakota during the year. $780,.
Total risks taken during the
year in North Dakota tp"ld /.
Total premiums received dur
ing the year In North Dakota
Total losses paid during the
year In North Dakota 80.
Total losses incurred during
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e4,45o.@

Premiums received dufing
the year In cash -............S
Interest and dividends re-
ceiyed during the year ......,
Henta resSlved DURING the:
Ri ye4H "a 80 see j. Sc - $50 $3.50
Amount received from al other
sS sources .......is.i.,.... ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
TRACTION SUIT GOES OVER
Deiay Granted in Action of Con.
tInental Securities Companv

"uose Lacombe. in the United States
| SIFcult Court. yesterday extended the time
Va the defendants in the suit OF the CONT
/ mental Securities Company of New Jersey
1duer The Sherman act against the Inter
borough Rapid Transit Company and
others until August -. in which Ia nut
IN evidence in answer. The Continental
securities Company Will then have thirty
days in which 70 reply.
Inc other defendants are the Tnterhor-
ongh-Metropolitan Company. the Windsor
trust Company. the metropolitan Street
Railway Company. the Metropo,i+an sac,-
ri'ies company. Thomas F. Ryan. August
beifnont- John d. Crimmins Andrew Freed
man Gardiner n. Lane and Cornelius Van
derbilt ~
me complaint. which was fled in 1908
Salo mat there was an unlawful comhi
-'@Aoh or conspiracy to effect q virtual
consolidation Of the rapid transit inter
es1s, TO place restraint upon all cou1peti-
I'VE trade or business OF operating rail-
roads and transporting passengers within
the boroughs of Manhattan and The
Bronx, carried by them and TO create q
monopoly. and suppress all competition
me complainant company brought the
Su4l as stakeholder of record holding
three hundred shares of the Interborcopb
Rapid Transit Company to get an sdtud,
cauon as to The legality OF the transfer
OF about go per cent OF the stock Of the
marlborough Rapid Transit COMPANY to
the Interborough-Metropo Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06

Iigrterage which is equal TO practically $3.50
10 the seller. and a sail cargo due at Break
to the Federal Spot prices: Centrifugal 80
test 33c: muscovado. SO test. 3s3c and mo
ket for beet sugar was higher. with July at
As 10Izd: August. las II I'd, and October-p De-
cember lis sid
METALs-COPPER- dun, spot
and futures 10 the end OF October. 1t-s5g
Y. ioc. London dun; spot. t54 I3s ID futures,
s5s os Sd Lake here II 81 J. l2sI 4se e lee
TIN-Dul; spot July. august Septe5noeF 1 ana
$50 p Sd, and futures 1851. LEAD-oaiet.
spot. 4.3T 4 a +.45c New York. ZOO "a &c
East St Louis. London. spot, az rs I'd
a sc East ST Louis. London; spot. f22 IS
IRON-LOwer at ass 10 isd for Cleveland war
Northern SIS 5OgS16 -: No foundry North
err s1a@is 20 No foundry Southern r., sis "a 70
a SIG %. Pig iron certificates unchanged No
sales.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUP>-ouiet but steady
common. Is dIec: fair. lea 22c: good. .2q
2oc; prime q Soc; New Orleans open kettle
23 a 26c: fancy. 81 q soc
NAVAL sTOREs-Incrsased hrrnness. spirits
1Irpe :, making the best gam -
ROSIN, common to good strained, $500
HIDEs-Prices generally unchanged First
LEATEER-Hemiock sole fairly active with
prices unchanged Union leather barely steady
DRUGs-EssentiaI oils steady but quiet and
generally unchanged
ROOIS-StsAGy firm.
OIIS-Linseed unchanged. Refined petro-
Ieunl steady 1t T-6Jc for standard white IN
bbis. at New York PETROL Ell u. standard
white, bbls. New York and Philadeiph ia
1850; bulk. 415c. refined. cases. 10 05e: water
white. bbls, 9.15c; bulk. > S5c; cases I1-55c.
LINsEED OTL-American seed. city raw. 7sG
soc; out-of-towR raw, TsG T9c; Calcutta raw.
9Oc. LARD OIL. 81 20 q 81 %.
tOTEON,EED OIL-tew orders either way,
but the tone steady, closing at 1 point de-
cline 70 ! points advance. Sa.es. 1900 barrels
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
BUY 1-yEAR GOLD NOTES
sneyer & Go. Purchase S10,.
n0O. 600 of the "Katy" Issue.

4 Co have purchased from the
-.,-s Kansas & Texas Railway Com
= was announced yesterday $4,000
..,o-,-esr per cent secured gold notes
.,r,,eaSs OF which will be used to
- -,e cost Of new terminals in ST.
,.,e new equipment and improvements
20 acquisition OF the stock OF the
- central Railroad Company. a vaIu-
4as5e- for the Missouri. Kansas &
-.s The notes. which viii be dated
end viii b. redeenabie a; the
.lon n the company. az par and inter
~ anv time on thirty days notice, are
- secured by 100000 Missouri. Kan
8 Texas Terminal Company OF St
- ers- mortgage per cent gold bonds.
q g ssl mar value OF Texas Central Rail-
- ~cu4pary stock and ss.30eeea Missouri
--.-ssS 4 Texas Railwav Company gen
., mortgage Il. per cent sinking fund
,,-,6s. The notes were offered privately by
y,.,-ar & Co al 90. deliverable August !. 10
- .a- cent and about 80 per cent of
-. +e,al issue OF SOC oO.Goe was taken yes
- l,v investors here and in Europe.
--,e Texas Central. formal announcement
- purchase Of which by the Missouri.
l,s,sas & Texas was made yesterday,
3 bo,lrrt about a month ago from Henry
.
Colonel r 4. Baker, Of Austin, Tex
10 II was reported At the time. would
,f,-e long transfer the property 10 the
..4-srv~ The Texas Central extends from
.,7-aro Tex. on the line Of the Missouri
-,,-sss & Texas. 10 Rotan. Tex. a dis
-.-oe rf about g. miles
The stock. common ard preferred, bought
=. -ba Missouri Kansas & Texas amounts
= e SIS go out Of the total authorized issue
- Z. az e.a The Texas Railroad Commits
cor Viii be asked 10 approve Of the ex-
..a7re ar The Texas Centrars present stock
-,-i-sIiza-ior into approximately $4,000
-,,rso. tda-eI mortgage per cent bonds
nc S3s1. aja stock Il such approval is Sc
cured. al the consolidated mortgage
torss and stock issued in lieu OF the de-
,as5.ea stock VIII be pledged under the
- -z-ee-aent with the Union Trust
.-,,,rarr a. trustees, securing the $1,000
an Missouri Kansas & Texas notes
The new consolidated mortgage bonds will
- subject 70 prior lien bonds, OF which
e ~ s-.3 are now outstanding in the hands
~ the u-HIiC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston July 5.-In the absence OF any demand
for old wool interest is centr!ng in the new clip.
Growers are still demanding prices which East
err dealers consider excessive. yet a fair sale
# Arizona is reported The only important
sale locally has been g few hundred pounds Of
fire unwashed Ohio at PIC. said 10 represent a
heavy loss. There is good demand for New
Zealand Crossbreds. but pulled wool is dull
I.eIding domestic quotations.
Ohio and naylva ala eeces-Delaine washed
Sac: Xxx 3Ia32c: fire understandable. 24G25c;
I,-blood conlbing 27G2sc: a. 2T6@Sc; u 26g
27c: deIaine unwashed. 25G26c; fine unwashed
y G2Ic Michigan Wisconsin and New York
fiteces-Fine unwashed. 1919 2Oc delaine. 23G24c-
L-blood 26G2Tc: a 2G@2Tc. Kentucky. In
&c
Secured basis: Texas-fe months. 5sG60c to
months 54d56c: fail 5OaJ2c. California
Northern. 53G55c: middle county, 50G51c
southern. 45G47c: fall. free 42T4ac Oregon
Eastern No ! staple 61d62c: Eastern clothing.
Eed57c: valIev No /. 52m34c. T'erritory-Fine
staple 62d64c: fine medium. 6od6lc: fine cloth
irg 5Td5Sc, me medium, 54G58c; 12-blood
ccnlhing 57G5sc: g. J5G5ac, T. 52G5+c Pulled
Extra csc: fine A 60dG2c: A supers 58d5Tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
MORE MILLS TO cuRTkIL.

r-ovs5ence. July MANY textile mills IN
pho5a Island which have not previously
announced q curtailnenI Of production
bsva been closed for from one week 70 a
so--ni-rr The American Yarn Company,
,se Slater Manufacturing Company, United
safes Finishing Company and Royal
EeavlrE CUnpsnv's mills in Pawtucket and
central Fails are among those shut down
They employ about five thousand persons
The Cafonet Wors;ed Mills, Of Maple
Vile. announces d two weeks shutdown.
The Focasset Worsted Mills. Victoria
vors1e5 and British Hosiery mills. in
Thornton. are idle for a week The mills
mentioned were not included in the curtail-
ment agreement among the manufacturers
racen1iv arranged in Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 5.-wHEAT-spot dull: No
. rcd, Western winter no stock, futures firm
July &c 9sd. October SIS 10Ad. December.
6s l1AG CORN-Spot firm; old American
mixed. IS AID. To- Via Galveston. % Id: new
kiln dried. IS Sd; futures steady; July. - Cd
September IL Gi4d. PEAS-Canadlan, Is.
FLOUR-Winter patents 2Ss Cd HOPS--In
London (Pacihc Coast). 3@ft IS. BEEF
Extra India mess. AIS Cd PORk-Prime
mess Western. lGss Cd, HAMs-short cut,
Tss BACDN-Cumberlan cut. short rib and
clear bellies. lis I'D long cSear middles light.
75s; heavy, Us: short clear backs ohs 6d ;
shoulders. square 6Ts. LARD-Prime Vest
ern tierces. s2s Cd American refined. pals,
63s CHEESE-C dian, finest white and
colored. new. as I'D, white. old. COS colored.
Sos. TTRPENTINE-Spirits As I'd. PETRO-
LEU M-Retn@d I'd. LINSEED OIL, a6s
ROSIH-Common. lbs COTToNsEED OIL
Hull refined. spot. 27s Sd. TALLOW--Auslra-
liam. tn London 34s Cd
London July RAW SUGAR-Centrifuga
I4s 10. nuscovado, I2s 41ed BEET 81 GAR
july, las 10led CALCUTTA LiNSEED--
lply-August, SOS 3d LTNSEED OIL. 34s I'D.
SPERM OIL. $40. PETROI.Et Nj merican
retnsd, 6'sd spirits. "a TUHPENTINE-
Spirits 45s "a ROSIN-American strained.
los cd fine. LIS cd
Antwerp. July 5.-PETROLEUM. 10 francs
so confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
bought 5.eoo shares balance in the local
stock market
BANK CLEARINGS.-Acc to 2. c.
Dun & Co., total bank cIearings for June
an all cities in the United States. amounted
to SIS, 40. ISL 81, loss of % per cent as
compared with the same month last year
when clearings amounted to s14 9e4. AL. 4S4
put a gain OF i2.1 per cent over 1905 when
the clearings amounted TO 81 259, 762. 37S In
New England there is still some loss on
account Of the smaller exchanges at Bos-
ton, reflection In part OF conditions in the
cotton and woollen goods and boot and
shoe markets but the other New England
cities show a considerable increase over
both years. In the Middle Atlantic states
exchanges continue to make a favorable
comparison with previous years. Pros
porous conditions are generally shown
throughout the South Atlantic states, and
among the cities of the central South gen
orally active business is shown. Every city
of Importance in the Far West makes pro-
nounced gains over all previous years and
the increased returns for the total Of that
section give no indication of any setback
to the progress of business.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
nave been declared follows: Internal
tional Steam Pump Company, regular quar-
terly 11z per cent on the preferred, payable
August !; American Steel Foundres Com
able August Is: Boston & Maine. regular
quarterly Ia per cent on the common, pay
able October l. and regular semi-annual g
on the preferred, payable September l.
COPPER PRICES.-The large copper in
terests are quoting 12ie cents pound for
eIectrolyt1c- That sales of the metal have
been fairly large IS evident from the fact
that the certain interests have sold their
possible production ten weeks ahead. Sales
OF copper yesterday were small, but there
were some large inquiries in the market.
The United Metals Selling Company recent
Is made some good sized sales for export.
NATIONAL STARCH.-It is announced
that the new securities TO be given in eX-
change for Speyer & Co.'S certificates for
National Starch Company 8 per cent de-
benture bonds and National Starch Manu-
featuring Company per cent mortgage
fee CT Speyer & Co. to-day It is stated
that over 9612 per cent Of the old securi-
ties have been deposited under the plan.
ALTON DIVIDEND The executive COM
mittee Of the Chicago & Alton met yes
terday. bur took no action the dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06

Spot quiet and 10 points higher 10 45c for
middling upland and 15.I Uc for middling Gulf
sales, 1897 bales; delivered contract G. 9OG
bales. Liverpool cables-Spot quiet; sales, 5000
bales: speculation and export. 5UU; American
1000; imports. 1900; American, 1900. mid
upland 7.92d. Futures opened quiet and
changed to points higher; closed steady a d
net advance Of 12951a points July. 7.56 I'D
July-August. T49i2d; August-September, !. % nd
Recommendations, 6SS I'D; October November
s. I'D: November December, 6.63d December
January $500: January-F brIIary. 6.59d: Febru-
ary-March COS sd: Marcia pril, 6-5Sd April
May and May-June, so I'd.
COFFEE-Trading moderately active. with
sales OF IS. $50 bags At the close prices
5qlO points net higher, and sentiment was
rather more buIIlsh, due to d firm feeling
abroad. the strength in the spot situation and
a larger decrease in worlds stocks for the
month OF June than expected Havre closed
- q u francs net higher, Hamburg was !. n L
pfennig advance, Rio showed advance of
l23 refs. while Santos so a 100 refs lower.
and private exchange on London was Is I -16d,
or 1924 higher. IN the cost and freight mar
ket prices still hold firm and business is
small Spot frrner the basis OF 7-Ibc for
Rio No :. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. = Money on call
opened at ga per cent: highest. S4 per cent;
I6vyesf per cent; closing. 212 per cent;
ruling rate per cent Time money was
In fair demand Rates: sixty days. 3l4dS1z
r.ar cent: ninety days. 3lzd3% per cent;
four months, ss4a4 per cent; Ave months,
AZ 4la per cent, SIX months, 4&.q5 per
csnt Mercantile paper was In light de-
mand. Rates, per cent for sixty TO
ninety days Endorsement, 5G5l2 per cent
for choice four 10 six months single names
and s.. per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened weak. with rates
down about 20 points from Saturday TO
4 $3.50. $3.50 for cables, 4.S460,d4 1865 for de-
rr1and sterling and 4.S390qI44 for sixty-day
Bills Short francs we're quoted at 518A
iass I-32 and short reichsmarks at g5js less
10 The market continued heavy through
ont the morning and early afternoon, but
rates did not go much under the figures
prevailing at the end OF the first hour.
"a HES were quoted at 4.S5S0a4 1856, demand
sterling at 1 $500 bid and asked and sixty
day bills at 4S39OQi 1896. Short francs held
around 5lg1A less SGT and short reichs-
marks 95is less 1-32
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. July 5.-tcATTLEaRecejpts 10000
= So hsi fs = 50 9g ou ms f 50 90
81 a 81 10. HOGS-Receipts, 10000; market.
l0a 23c higher: heavy. SO lac 81 20; butchers,
So 20 a 50 20; mixed. SO 1895 80; light, 50 90 q
Ss Of sais So 3 Rf s
lings 81 70 q So %: lambs, s. 30 -.-.-
Kansas City, July 5,-CATFLE-Receipt
to weak, COVE strong TO 10c higher; calves. Zoe
higher: dressed beef and export steers, s. 70
S. q s. 90; stocleers and feeders 81 25 q s. so;
Southern. 81 75Gt So 60: southern cows s. % q
81 80; native, s. 5OGs5 10; heifers. 50 1917
81 Is; bulls So 81 -, calves. s49s7 81. HOGS
mix Of sales IS 95 50 -: heavy. So % a SO;
packers and butchers, IS 10 a 50 Is; light So 80
n 50 20: pigs S9GS9 20. SHEEP-ReCeipts,
ssroPg 10 s. 9G se Et Ia 81 81 ~
So - a 81 10 stockers and feeders; 81 20 s. IS
East Burfao JULY y % 5I "A
% active and 25c lower; s7a 50 -. HOGS
Receipts / 500; active; light ga loc higher;
mixed 80 7Oa 80 so: Workers. 50 sOaS1o: pigs.
500 SO %: roughs, s. 25a IS 40 stays, s69
I.AMBs-Receipts, 200: active. steady and
unchanged. .o.
SOY ~ ana Common R9nG3 s2as4 3 H0GsEReceipts
So " a So s6 common 20 Sr90s 50 Sc 90 sHEEP@
tive and strong. 81 a S. 10
Pittsburg. July 5.-CATTLE--steady supply
light Choice 81 S5d$S 10; prime, 81 50ds7 so.
sHEEP-steady: supply light. Prime wethers,
81 s0Gs5 culIs and common, $2mS3; lambs, $58
81 30: veal calves. Sems9 so. HOGS-Acttve: re-
ceipts light. Prime heaves. so 25qqS9 80; me
diurrs so 6GTSg IS; heavy Workers. 81 T0Gse IS;
light Workers 50 90Qs1O 90 pigs, $40 O5GGs1o Is;
roughs, ssd$S so
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
louisville July 5-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 5.S46: trade ruled active from start
IN finish. prime lambs in excellent demand
with the bulk Of best selling readily at q
SIC seconds 6G6I4c. culls, "A NC; fat
sheen In good demand. with best +D41&c;
common. thin trashy sheep dull; fair inquiry
for fancy stock ewes; plain and common ewes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06

Arrangements are being made. It was
said yesterday, for the guaranteeing OF
cotton oils u lading. a measure urged
r some Of the largest local banking insti-
t1t,o-s. By combination Of five surety
eo-npa-ies which vii guarantee jointly
'1st al bills q Iading ISSUED were issued
on merchandise actually delivered to the
-alroad and that the Endorsements are
genuine Signatures Of authorized agents.
re associated surety companies. II Is IN
1tTS-ooc, plan 10 engage agents in al
a-es from which cotton is shipped. who
"i- ispect rhe issuance OF bills OF lading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
W. M. WOOD DENIES RUMoR.

William NJ Wood. president of The
American Wooden Company. said yesterday
n reference To rumors about hts I'll health:
y have never been IN better health in
II Ife and ] cannot understand why such
-umors should be circulated unless il is
purely q stock jobbing proposition for the
PURPOSE OF depressing the price Of the
shares OF the company in the stock mar
ke- certainly hone stockholders in the
corpGry win not be nisled by such idle
-umor- znto selling their stock contrary
70 their sesr judgment. You may say. that
an s.--' CA TIE job