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New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
FAIR WEATHER FOR CROPS
Conditions Generally Satisfac-
tory throughout Country.

Washington July 1s-Fairly good crop
rgvfns weather prevailed quite generally
eroughout the country during the last
week according TO the National Weekly
Tszther Bulletin Of the Department OF
sgriculture, issue OF TO-DAY. Il says:
n the great corn and winter growing
ss1es warn weather prevailed, and con-
iin01s were generally favorable IN kansas.
.8Ka and Nebraska In the Ohio valley
1sr vas generally TOO much rain N the
l-ss-z northern portions OF Illinois. Indiana
Hepe favorable In Southern Michigan,
sswsver. Il continues too dry.
;sna-nallT high temperatures and hot
Tinds we're very trying 70 growing vege-
zno- q al kinds. Over the Atlantic Coast
satss. rom North Carolina TO New Eng
al6, tsvu-s BE weather continued
Y th= cotton growing Seres east ef the
Ni-sisst--7 rne weather ~zS more faToT-
s5is Than fe- several weeks past, al
| -oIgE there vas somewhat too uucE rain
slc ciou1v weather. especially in South
sroiins an Mississippi, and some demag-
lE storms occurred in Alabama
u Texas and the other cotton growing
Esres wesr Of the Mississippi the weather
7zk generally favorable. although thers
zes general lack Of rainfall IN Texas and
akshorna
r-e- - western portions OF the Great
Pains -h= hot and DRY weather still fur
ter intensified he prevailing d-outh- In
le districts west oS the mountains The
rssthsr was favorable for the growth OF
fssststfcn where irrigation vas practised-
\ portions OF Arizona and the adjoining
rates thE usual summer rains set in
saout the 18Th and conditions have become
no-s fsvors hle
Reports - the Forest Service indicate
.sst tae Western ranges have suffered
I'M the unusually dry season. and that
ne cattle situation IS serious. Mr.. Potter,
associate Forester. today said the Forest
ss-z1oe i granting all requests for the use
q the national forests that can be met
,sHhsgt injury -c the forests
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 19---Appetite for wheat, ap-
parentIy unsnding OF late. was satfatsd to-day
General rain and cool weather IN the Dakotss
with cooler weather elsewhere Northwest
made holders OF high priced grain repent
and transformed buyers into settlers. Crop
returns from the winter wheat country were
increasingly favorable. and more than Offset
bulfish news from Europe. Closing prices
were at a net decline OF 1& 02Ac. Other
laadins steples all showed a loss: corn. = c TO
4 a l4c; oats. = Q i4c, and provisions. L q
25, Premiums for hard and red winter
wheat here have disappeared. and country ac-
eeptances were declined because OF the break
In futures. Indiana selling heavily IN
this market shipment to be Immediate Pri-
mary receipts were much greater than on the
rorresDondtng day year ago. Northwestern
mills reported poor demand for -four. and there
was a current estimate that the crop in
Kansas wrpufG reach fully So. 000, 900 bushels.
On the other hand, Russian and French crop
advIcss less optimistic. and II was said
TVrancs would be importing late IN the season
10 make up for the shortage expected In this
connection attention drawn TO the fact
that the European visible has decreased more
fhau / g. 0O0. .QO0 bushels IN a month. and is
only 10 GOO. 900 larger than year ago. Range
OF prices
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. July 10. 1910.


-,...,,,ts ? cars or 81 head. all
. ttf ~. s-Irat 10 trade in cattle Feeiins nl
10 LoL 'AT T,s<sad he.f in moderate deIllana g. ~
f21ic for native sides; s12gAoS rJt easfsr at
1aG14{5C dressed weight. sinking tbs o1a1''Fe-
frigerafor beef lower at Iog1o1TcIr nth the
caives sid over yesterday 1T5 on sale no s.Js
calves In market. The feeling vas as Ia1s - fo0 ~:
IndldL.a In.s a. q. s5aSe Dressed calves in tag
demand al 14G1ec for city dEessegd g Tosi4.5c foT
saIeyNs Judd & Co: Tsl Indiana calves 1Ss 100
n average. IS 30 per 100 70; l. gu iD
10 f24 n IS 50; s. 1SS ~ 80 . - 1ns -,
Newton q Co: West Vlrgilla calves 1uo ID'
-; = ISp a. AND I.AMBs-Receipts, q cars, or
6 $50 head including II cars for the marAG.
making with the stale stock Zoz3 car S.s ~ So
sheep were light supply and sfeaoy: ialios 80
lower. but there was fairly good trads az ne
decline and most OF the oteEngs Ven soSsst ~
scales Common to prime tsheep sold ae sSGss -
- f0o m common TO choice lambs. 50 -ogSI (.
wftb General sales at s61s6 T5; culls So Dressea
arassed ianbs slow at n@14c; general sales.
1sssites2TcPherson tes & Co: 24e virginia lambs.
81 q 10 3 f. S. Is: a5s s. n s6 60; 247. 81 p.
Sc So 2s6 63 70. IS So 1so West Virginia: 90 -
81 81 so. 80 It's II, IS h. s.; bucks 1s7 10 50 90.
Kerns Commission GO 22s kentuesy sl faLn2s' ar 2
IS; 24s virginia, s. n s6 50: 2ss. . g p. s. 2
519 IT,ana o. lG 81 10 Sc 10 IS Indiana sheep and
TesrIings. IS 10, s. so; ! kentucky sheep. 1oo n,
Newton 4 Co: 1sa west Virginia lambs, So 70.
Sc so: 262 Tennessee. 6s n Sc .; Ss. 81 o'
So: 239 kentucky So fo 50 . 1s0 ETs1aaz. IL
nessee, 80 n. 81 n
HOG-Receipts. g cars, or l,34S head. az
heavy to light hogs quoted at 50 40qSs 50 per
100 n. -
hogs 142 n average 50 so per 100 n. g. 191 70.
So 65: s. ISL 70, So so; / rough 100 70. $ 50:
/ $50 ID. SIS 65; 2. 225 r. IS 90 g. $50 u IS iU
. stags 225 -. 81: boar. $50 n. 81 so
Tobiu & Shannon; IS state hogs. 193 y. 50 CO.
s roughs. 344 70. IS 70.
Andrew Mullen: 10 state hogs. 23o 10 50 50;
:. 25s 70. 50 so. rooghs, $40 n. IS 80: stag.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS,

slow TRioazS ana 11ts weak 0eszes S 25sss g. Tsss
heIfers, 81 65Gs6 rs calves, So 75Gss 90
a9fsisDs heSsr sSa S. s5ass 4 SEQ os hesa s ' Osss s.
oaoos hsaTy S. 46ess s; Piss g 9OSsss Ssis 5s6
steady: native. 81 5oGs4; western. 81 a59S4;
yearlings. S4GS4 So; lambs. native, 81 25Gs6 Co
Kansas CITY. July 1s-cATTLE-
1900. including 500 southerns steady TO 70 strong;
feeders. SesI s. a5ssS 16 sout6er1, s. 15as5 SO
Southern cows, s3GS4 15 native cows. 81 700
50 SS n2ttys Il o Rsfs5s @ 4S6S 1stls IS 'qf
steady 70 SC higher; bulk OF sales, s. sass .;
hsaxy S. S5Gsa @ CO. Psssss?Ts m and hgTs5eTE $ @
1900; strong: lambs, SIS 5oas7: yearlings s4Gs5;
wethers. So T5Gs4 90 ewes. S5 50GS4 %; stock
eFf sgt s5tl sSe BGffaIo. july
500: heavy dull others good demand and firm;
acrfIe and steadv. HOGs-Receipts 1000; slow
and foc higher; heavy IS eo9s9; mixed, So 109
$8E6s SO 49 {9rs5 ss7 0Sg 6sfT.s So s is
and LAMBS-Receipts, 400; slow and steady and
unchanged.
common. s2g$4 Is. HoGSReceipts. 2.s05 head
se na 6oa sSsad sa s5saHss ans ssRPE rs
1892 head; duh and 10015c lower at 81 75GSS so;
lambs dull, 5o1I5c lower at So JV9Sb -
Pfttsburg July 9-CATTLE-SUpptv light;
choice. ST IS ass; prime. 81 % a So 50. SHEEP
supply light; prime wetheEs, 81 400 81 So
euIls and common 81 S.; lambs. 81 so Q
Sc IS VEAL CALVES. 500 50 80 HOGS
Receipts light. Prime heavies. IS So q IS 90;
n, ediuns 50 - 1859 30; heavy Workers, 50 - q
sousbs, 20 .G $7 5oa$7 80 S'' ~
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.J
Louisville July 19.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 2.sSs head; for two DAYS g 635.
Market active, bulk OF the top lambs selling
25c higher than yesterday; best lambs. 1ac:
seconds. Al Csc; culls, 3G3%c: fat sheep.
2I7c down; bucks, > lsc down; common thin
sheep and trashy lambs slow.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
FOREIGN Markets.

Liverpool. July 19.-WHEAT-spot dun; No .
red Western winter, no stock. futures easy: July
IS Sd. October Ts cad; December. as 717d.
C0RN-spot hrrn: old American, mixed 5s Sd.
do via Galveston. 5s Sd: new. kiln dried, 5s 4d
futures dull. September. a. l01zd; October. IA
1o3@d PEAS-Canadian. IS FLOUR-Winter
pa tents 2ss. HOPS in London tPacfnc Coast,
e 5sQt4 los. BEEF-Extra India mess 1855.
PoRK-Prime mess Western 1915 Cd. HAMS
Short cut TTs. BACON-Cunberlaud cut 74s Cd :
short rib, 76c; clear bellies. 73b I'd. long clear
niddies light. T4s: long clear middles. heavy.
rs ca: short clear backs. 67s. SHOULDERS
Sollare s7s Sd. LARD-Prine Western tierees
COS. American refined. pals SOS Sd CHEESE
Canadian finest white new. DIS colored, 54s Cd +:
white old Cos: colored. old. 56s. TURPEN-
sos Sd ROSiN--Con1nmon. 13s
I'D FETROLEUM-Rehned. I'd LINsEED
oTT sas COTTONSEED OTI4-HulI refined
sbot 2as 4IkG TALLoW--Australian in Lon
ooI, Tanaon- July Ia-RAtv sUGAR-CentrifusaI
14s Cd rnuscovado. 12s I'D BEET SUGAR
InlV jas IOtad LINSEED-calcutta, July-Au-
gust f5s LINSEED OIL. 3Ts 45zd. SPERM
or, fso PETROLEUM American refined. 81 +.
xrIrjta I'd TINE-Spirts 5Gs 3d
nOsIN-American strained. 14s 81 fine. los Cd
Antwerp. July 19.-PBTRoLEUM. ~ francs so
zrsF
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
ALTON DROPS 81 POINTS
asses on the Day: July, 8;
y. s,.,r,,s,. SO; September, 81.
sn7Fs OUT SMALL TRADERS
Receipts of Cotton in Two
S n.vs $4,000 Bales, and
More Is Coming.

- tre local cotton market, which
Priue- -sskius successive new high rec
sfTs ,-.,v days. broke violently yes
F-cs ~ g. maximum declines amounting
f7oas,s s,r 81 c. q hale. In July: 20
- about s. g bale, in August; 50
7's' = September. and from Is TO 2
IS n later options
FO'a's ling was weak. with July down
IHs <-or1 Mondays close, and smaller
sp-.--s IN the other months. but the
rsces-.' soon made q moderate recovery.
- from 10 points
'sl-...9 --s- ceiling followed. believed to be in
. me account Of the bull party.
Fal' &c letting 20 some OF their long
-. xsa September holdings with the
- a... ~ adding TO their cash resources, in
'- - be better prepared for taking the
61s - ne rendered them during the rest
!. ms month
- .he decline many small traders on the
:. = Sc we're wiped out. and the uncov-
=. - : number OF stop-Ioss orders en-
80 - -he bears TO make a determined
60 :. +he market. which carried prices
- - >. thei- low OF the session
:. : developed that the bears had spread
.,ro-t thzt the bull party had abandoned
; , ,,s;ss7, and liouidated it's holdings
= -, -sna-t was vehementiy denied by
-, . Brown and Frank 3. Hayne as
+bev learned Of #, and they backed
--ss- denial by bidding for large amounts
= 7,,,v Improved weather conditions in
:. .o-te- belt helQed the bear party.
- an the decline put out fresh short
.nss.
- excitement lessened IT the middle OF
=. afternoon. when the trading became
,--e, smaller. and or comparatively light
-.-.-4ag z rally occurred. which advanced
:. oid crop positions . TO s. points and
-. per crop months 10 i points
-hs market was irregular in the last
,.-- another decline. in which October
-s-, GO 12el. being checked by supporting
,-ss-s from the bulls, causing E. moderate
N me close vas steady, with net
vs for the day OF IS points in July. 80
= ausgst. a in September ana Il to q
,,.S,s II the other options.
ne gross receipts Of cotton at this port
,1-sstur6ay and Monday aggregated near
iy GsD bales
TA-se nloads. amounting 10 about 4,5o9
Islss which left New Orleans on Sunday.
re due 70 arrive here to-day, and many
,5gusands of bales in addition are on the
-sv 70 New York and expected TO be de-
rrs-es in time to be rendered to the bull
roup or Friday Of next week. the last
isr m Which cotton can be rendered for
~ aaIiz-r---
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20

PROtISsONS-EaSler. ana late IN the day
weak. under active selling and absence Of
sggressys bayihg .5, PoRhESteaag 9 rs 81 a+ mess mess
81 S5s fBhPn BnH,ss 81 sss "a i5G55 5 fsaF fsm
I3dia mess: $50 Q$81+ BEEF HAa1s-s23 Z Ms. 9
1$hc CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies steady
i4i9e i4i2ei" PfdSied Rf hams M ia is3se TALLow
city. 7c: country. 6lH gre LARD-Easier;
Te8ned 9tGSl steady s6UfR Ametca 1876 CONT
nent Il. 45c: Brazil kegs. 1A25e. Compound
aa9%e sTEARINE--Oleo. csc; city lard.
METALs-coPPER- dull; spot
and Jaly. II 5o@i2c; August end September
steedy; SPOT, f58 Is sd; futures, f54. Lake
fePPer Se cas;ne 39S7 lSs TISsteady
August a. S. a 81. 85e: saptela6er, s2.75@
tcne spot at 33c; ten tons July At 33. Csc. Lon
don easy; spot, f14o; futures $50 2s Cd LEAD Al!
East "a st Logts Lona966 SO New i Yof sP
% Il .. O5c East St Louis. London; spot f22
IS Cd IRON-Cleveand warrants. ass I'd IN
London. Locally quiet; No foundry North.
Southern. $l6 2e q $16 20; No ! Southern soft.
$1e0sta %, Pig iron certificates nominal.
and higher. with light 9tLsrings -.o Resin and
tar also higher sPIRITS TURPE ENTISE ma
to good strained. 5.eoe B, 5-7oe: d. 5.T5c. E.
hbE4SsE& AND StkStBS-SteadN 10 nrrn
end fairly active. According TO Dan Talrnages
Sons Company. OF New orleans. the movement
Of Louisiana rice to date was as follows Re-
ceipts rough, l $50 sos sacks against 1.4s3.
$50 last year: sales, cleaned. 1,2c333o pockets,
compared with 1.37210f last year. Tslmase.
Charleston, reports the crop movement to date
as showing receipts nf sS.3s4 rockets and
sales 70o7T pockets Refined firm. Re1ners
now naming standa I'd sranulated st 81 net.
less l per cent cash, with the Federal, how
ever. understood 10 be taking in some be-
lated orders al 5.10c net less per cent Raw
nr1n with centTifuEai, % test standing at
g6t: rnuscovado 80 test, at 3.S6c. and mo-
lesses sugar 50 test. Mt 2 6lc Sales were
about 200. 600 bags Including all positions up
to August shipment. at 4@6c for Porto Rico
and Sc for Cuhas cost and freight, equal To
43so here. London quiet and unchanged With
sellers Of July at 1+s 1850. august las II u
and October to December al lis Cd
EfIDEs-Flrnl with good demand. with
moderate offerings and light availahie sup
plies.
EATHER-Hemlock ana union nrmer,
with 4 good distribution.
DRUGS-EsBent tial oils steady TO arm at fun
but unchanged prices. Roots frTn. with good
1obbiuE business
0ILS-Iinssed continued very nrm and
there was q further advance of &c gallon.
Calcutta oil unchanged. Refined petroleum
steady at csc for standard white. In hpls. at
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
CUSTOMS BROKERS' LICENSES
Treasury Department Issues Regula-
tions for New Law Enforcement

Washington, July 19.-Regulations for the
enforcement Of the new law for the licens-
ing Of customs brokers were issued by the
treasury Department to-day. They ex-
empt from license requirements brokers'
clerks and employees holding powers of at
torney; but who do not have an independent
custom house brokerage business. or per-
sons, or their employees, and corporations.
associations and joint stock associations, or
their officers agents or attorneys. transact
mg custom house business solely pertain
ing to their own amportations
Licenses will be issued to each member
OF Partnership or firm, or to any officer.
agent or attorney designated by corpora
ton or association
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
ltssEs IN STEWART BUILDING.

Frederick Fox & Co, IS agents, have
sassd fer The eth Street Realty Company
Re seventh. eighth and tenth lofts, con
siaiag @ aa0 square feet OF space. IN the
s'sTsrt Building, No. 1s4 70 I'D West 18th
F'set twelve story mercantile build
ag, Just completed The lessees are the
-hsrles z. siemons Company. Inc. manu-
isetsrsrs OF shirtvaists. and the Weller.
Hsr-aan & Jowitt Company. manufacturers
To-nen's dresses. The leases are for a
Sag term Of wears. Myer Bondy and
q L L Hess were associated as brokers.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20

Spot quiet. with prices so points lower at
Is 95c for nltddling upland and 1920 for mid
Zoo bales. Liverpool cables: Spot dull and
easier; sales. 5000 bales; speculation and export,
600; American, 1900: imports, Il, ,00o; An1eri-
can. 5000: middling upland, 6 12d; futures opened
quiet at points advance; closed easy at a net
decline of 2Q121a points, July, 7.T6d; July-Au-
gust T.641ad: August-Septerber. 7.3Sd: Septem-
her-Oetober, OF I'D. October-Novernber. 6S3i2d;
venaber-Decen1ber. 6-T4d; eceuber-January.
sid: January-February, 6.T0d: Februsry-March,
6.6e1zd; Maroh-April 669d. April-May and May
June. 6.6S1zd
COFFE-Moderatel active. with sales OF
33, 250 bags. Prices at the opening were steady
and unchanged to ) points higher. closing 5
points higher 10 ) points net lower Havre
firm at a net advance Of 3 a franc. Hamburg
Z O. up. Rio unchanged and Santos 80
refs higher. Spot firm on the bas sis OF 8 s. for
Rio No !. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. July 1S-Dulness continues in the
wool market, hut there are growing signs that
Improvement wifi not be long delayed. Lead
Ing Gnrnestic quotations.
SiIo and Pennsylvania feeeesDelaine, washed
34e; Xxx sc Z blood conibing. 2762sc: a
376tasr. y 2G027c. Michigan. Wisconsin and
Tav7 Yorh-Fine unwaEhed. 19G20c; delaine aS
sTA3c; q blood 26a27c; q, eaQ2Tc; y, a5g2Ge
Kenfuckv Ind ana and MisEouTt--ss blood 36q1
scalIreS 6ssis: Texas-Fine, I2 months 5sa
eor. a TO S months. S4dt68e: fall. 50Q52e. Calf
fornia-Northern b3G55c: middle county, 50Q
51r: Southern, 45dD49c; fall free. 42G43c
S,rAsuoy-F.sstera No ! staple, 61062c; clothing
5eSg5Ic. valley No !. b204e. Territ0ry-Fine
staple sedG4c; fine medium. 61Qe4e, fine cloth
ing b7Gss,. fine medium. b8q56c. y blood
e5nlhinr. 57af5sc; s.. 5G5ec; =, 52q54e.
Puied-Extra, 65c ine A, 6oQs2c; suPers.
5e65Tc
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
FIRST RAFT OF PULP WOOD
Canadian Product Crosses Lake Supe
rior TO wisconsin.

Ashland. Wis. July 19.-The first raft of
pulp wood 70 be towed from a Canadian
port across Lake Superior, comprising
about three thousand cords Of spruce
reached Ashland to-day.
American capital is behind the move.
There is no duty on pulp wood. The value
OF the raft arriving to-day was about $4,000
IN Canada.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
EARLE GOT 100000 FEE
Nearly 100000 Distributed for Ser
vices in Sugar Case.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Philadelphia, July 1s-The fees received
by George H Earle, jr-, receiver. and the
numerous lawyers who assisted in the set
tlement of the suit against the Sugar Trust
were disclosed to-day by a decree Of Judge
Wilson, now among the records Of the
protracted litigation Earle got 10000.
This decree shows that after certain pay
rnents OF expenses and necessary deduc-
tions there remained S75o.520. OF this sum
nearly $4,000 was distributed by the court
The decree directs that the remainder after
these payments shall be paid over to the
treasurer of the Pennsylvania Refinery
t-o-7uar-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
ONLY ONE BARGE CANAL BID.

Albany, July 19.-F. C Stevens, Superir-
tendent Of Public Works, to-day received,
oniv enc bid for barge canal contract No.
- for franroving the Erie Canal from the
west line of Monroe County 10 Eagle Far-
Yor. fourteen miles. 7. NJ. Luddington &
Sors. incorporated, Of Rochester, put in q
bid for 81 347 SIS, as against the State En-
gineer's estimate Of 81, Isl. 40.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
REALTY MAN FAILS FOR Sf22,66s.

Boston, July ta-Nanaing sI22, ,e68 as his
liabilities, Harris lillian, real estate
troker. Of this city. to-day filed q petition
in bankruptcy in the Office Of the Clerk ot
the United States Circuit Court The Sc
cured claims are scheduled rs s119 400. Tne
assets are unknown.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20

New York, July 70, 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Afte a steady opening
the market developed weakness. and at the
close showed net decline of q q &C. Liver
pool was much higher than expected early,
but broke sharply and closed weak No red
winter, 81 u q, to arrive, {, and 81 H.
o b; No l Northern spring, 81 As, b.
CORN-Opened steady. advancing about a on
reports of continued dry, hot weather in the
Southwest. but prices eased OF and later
quiet: No western quoted at Tf9.c. noni-
nal elevator. to arrive, c f, domestic basis.
and export No 2, II &c, b. OATS-Inactfve
Cash oats quiet; natural white. &c to 81 lb,
4s6 O sic; clipped white, 81 to AZ ID, 500 SO nc.
RYE-Market nominal, No Western. sc,
q z .E-Y-N Nominal
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20

New York LINSEED OTI-Arnerfcan seed.
city raw, S74 SSc; out-of-town raw. Sc Ts7c;
Calcutta raw, s0c LARD OIL, 81 209 81 %
COTTONsEED OTL-Inactivs; sales 5.700
barrels. and prsces easier, closing at net de-
cline OF 10 ID points. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs

EIOUR AND MEAI~A little more activity
in Kansas grades of -four, but the decline IN
wheat again encouraged buyers to hold off in
the hope of lower prices. Spring patents
So 50 a Sc rs; winter straights, 81 6oQS4 15;
winter patents. 81 50 q So 20; spring clears
s. 5o9$ TO-, extra No ! WUlnts9r- So So 81.
extra No gintsF s. 500 s. d95z, 20: Kansas
fair to good, 81 1OQs4 So: choice to fancy
81 40 q 81 so CORNMEAL-Steady; kiln dried,
So 80 O So so. BAG MEAL-Fine white and
yellow. 81 IS @ 81 so; coarse, 81 404S1 45
FEED-Western spring. S24 25 6S24 so; stand
ard u1iddling. S25 75@S26 10; -four DO, SIS q
S26 so: red dog. S29 80 q $50 25i city bran, $23
bulk, S24 60 sacks; uliddlins, S24 so q S2S 80;
red dog $50 q $50 So houliny chop, $24 SO bulk
S25 20 sacks. OIL MEAL, S3S so.
COTTON-The market continued sensation
ally active and excited. with prices declining
even more rapidly than they have recently
advanced RuTnors that the bull deal
over were e1nphatically denied by one Of the
big Southern operators. who said that every
bale OF cotton delivered July contracts
would be taken up, but the demand from
shorts appeared TO have been satisfied either
by the purchase of contracts or errang
ship cotton here from Liverpool or the
South. and when little July was offered the
figures of last night IN the absence of prompt
buyers This tremendous break naturally
settled the whole list. The new crop sold off
IN net loss of about Is G27 points, and while
there were recoyeries in the late trading, the
market closed barely steady at a net loss Of
from Il a As points Southern spot markets
were Is 2 lower to 1sc higher About $50 bales
were received here from Northern mills for
contract delivery. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

san Francisco, July 19.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
PUBLIC UTILITIES SECURITIES.
Quotations by Williams, Mcconnell & Cole
man. No. go Nall street. Nam Enrl. ) -
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by p L Day & Co. No 81 Wall
streeL.)
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
~ PI1RsUANCE or An ORpER or uOV

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
OF New York. notice Is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Eugene Shin.
deceased. late OF the County OF New York, to
present che same with vouchers thereof 20 ths
sub scrlbers. AT their place Of transacting bust
Ne. 50 Wall street. IN The City % New York.
on or before the irst day OF December nsxt-
Dated New York. ths 25th day OF HSy 1910.
ADRIAN ISELIN. JR-. SAMUEL WoOLYER-
TON. Executor
for Executors. 50 Wall Street. N Y
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
IN PURSUANCE or

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner G. Thomas a Surrogate of the County
OF New York, notice Is hereby given AL psr-
sons having claims against Alexander McDonaid
late Of the County of New York. deceased 10
present the saTna with vouchers thereof to tha
subscriber at his place os transacting business
No les broadway, IN the CITY OF New York on
or before the nineteenth day OF November r-yf
Dated New York, the seventeenth day oe Nay
1910. EDMUND K STALLOs Administrators.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
suRRoeATE's NOTICES.

NOTICE PURSUANT TO ORDER OF HON
Monroe Wheeler. Surrogate OF Stsuben County
New York made upon the petition OF the widow
and al the next OF kin OF Hiram W Hatch. la1s
OF the town OF Cohesion. II said county deceased.
notice is hereby given that i IS the intention q
the undersigned TO apply for letters OF admins
tration upon the estate Of sad decedenc, unds-
the provisions OF Section 2.664 OF the Co6s q
civil Procs6ure OF the state OF New York and
that all persons having claims against the estate
~ sad decedsnt are required 20 present the sane
70 Hon Monroe Wheeler. Surrogate % Srsu5el
county az the S1rTogats's Once. IN the Village
Of Bath n Y on or before the 18th day OF
Tstsi. Atlanta, y Y July :. 1910
HYATT c HATCH.
c. GILBERT LYON
FRANKLIN s SPRINGSTEAD-