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New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
lat LEAST AN AVERAGE CROP
President Bedford Says Conditions Do
Not Warrant Pessimisu.

= Bedford. president OF the Corn
Products Refining Company and director
of the Standard OH Company. in SIoeakiug z
vss;erss- d -he business situation. said
thar IN his opinion the ac1Usl coumercisl
and fnancfal conditions throughout the
..1urt-v 6i6 not warrant the pessimisEu IN
NsG street
From reports received BY Is from the
szr5c cltursl districts. De added. we are
going 70 have 81 Least az average crop
There has Heeu DRY z-eathe- in Oklahoma
snd kansas, ort II the other great corn
grow lng states weather conditions are "a
yorahle. particularly so OF late on account
u showers. TIE damage 70 corn IS Isolated
and ths higher prices for the commodity
80 not warranted BY the outlook
Ths Irr rr5c== that prevail for securities
zre 5ue largely . unvarTanted reports
tes-lnE en general business ard the crops.
From all vE can learn the conditions OF
rse country are sound The fact that the
su-inksEs IN values has not been accom-
panied ay any financial Gisturbsnee Is proof
thai tie country is in 4 stable condition so
IA ss business and finances are con-
ce11ed
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
INTEREST RATE OF CITIES
Census Figures Show Increase
Boston PAYS Most Per Capita.

Washington. July 3.-Based upon its in
vesdsations into the question Of municipal
Indebtedness made for the year 1893, the
Census Bureau has issued 8 statement
showing q gradual increase in the rate of
interest paid by cities on their funded in
debtedness- According TO this showing the
average rate was ass per cent in 1906, $50
in 1907 and s.s2 in 1908 These figures are
on face values, and admittedly do not
represent the absolute rate as on the
sls7 esq 2s6 worth Of bonds sold in 1908 an
aggregate premium Of $. 30, sol and an as-
gregate discount OF s4s4. i56 were paid. Only
eleven cities are represented as having
made sales at a discount.
AS indicated by the statement, the cities
Of more than 10000 population with the
lest credit rating were Detroit, 3.37 per
cent: Boston, 364 per cent. and Phila-
delphia. SIS per cent. The best cities Of
between 10000 and $1,000 were Indianapolis,
s.4e per cent: Cambridge. $50 per cent:
Worcester, s.6s, and Fall River. 379.
Cities of more than $1,000 with the high
cent. and New York. 4.1s per cent Cities
OF from 10000 70 5000 with the highest
net rates were Los Angeles, 4.4S per cent;
Memphis. 434 per cent. and Jersey City and
Omaha Az per cent each
The cities with the largest per capita pay
uients of interest on city debt were Boston.
IS 81; New York, IS Sc, and Cincinnati. "a 76.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
MAY DISSOLVE INJUNCTION
Warning to Heinze to Appear IN Bay
State Courts by Ssptemher |.

Boston. July 2S.-Vhen the suits OF F.
Augustus Heirze, OF New York, and others
against A. D. T. Adams, & Boston broker,
and other bankers and brokers Of this city
over The possession OF bonds OF the Ohio
Copper Company came before Judge Henry
s. Braley in the Massachusetts, Supreme
Court to-day the Judge declared that uh-
less Heinze appeared in the Massachusetts,
courts by September next the court might
modify the Injunction against the defend
ants and permit them 70 sell the bonds in
question. Adams is only a nominal defend
ant fl the case, the real deferlda hts being
bankers and brokers with whom Adams
deposited the bonds as collateral for loans.
Hearings in the case have been held before
s. Rockwood Hail, master, daily since Sep
ternber last. but Heinze has not yet ap-
peared to give his testimony.
Ia the mean time the defendants. because
of the unsettled condition OF the money
market fear that if they cannot dispose Of
the bonds soon they may suffer heavy
loss.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
CITYS PAYROLL INCREASES
Controller Asks Departments to
Make Rational Reductions.

AS requested by the Board Of Estimate
by special resolution some time ago, Con-
troller Prendergast yesterday issued state
ment showing the monthly payroll disburss-
nlents in the various departments for the
first six months OF the present year, as
compared with the same disbursements IN
the first six months of 1903 Il shows g
total increase OF s1,3o7, Oh 90 for six months,
or SIS ger cent
The Controller calls attention 20 the fact
that the salary increases were made by the
last administration. and were provided for
IN the budget for the present year.
On the whole, however, the Controller
observes, the tendency TO increase expedi-
lures is marked enough 10 be taken in
hand ST this time. with the present ten
dencies," he declares. 'the budget of 1911
will be larger than the present budget,
and, in my judgment. Il is HOW incumbent
upon every department OF the city govern
r2ent to see If rational reductions cannot be
made.
1-crcoSee sLN
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
BUTCHERS MAY cHEAPEN MEAT
Retailers Plan TO Eliminate Packers
from ths Industry.

E-lCszo. Jalv Slower prices OF meats
vii n brought about i the plans OF the
United Butchers o. America are put
s-ite successful operation The retailers de-
-C--s that the PACKERS are 20 blame for the
high prices Ct meat. AID nov plan 10 prove
Z hy eliminating them entirely.
John Il. Schofsld. secretary Of the
Butchers national organization, says Al at
tempt VIII b made al the convention here
O. August Is - 19 TO organize and ssta B.
i--l independent cooperative abaItoirs,
rendering plants and tanneries and he 4x-
poets arrangements 70 be made for trying
the experiment n Chicago.
This move vii enable the retail butcher
% operate Independently. he says We
-rcnoSe 20 Kill elI our cattle and 20 market
l-s 5y-Products. With the great profit that
-7esl5 accrue from the by-products We
would De able 70 retail meat TO the con-
s-c,ar q least 50 per cent cheaper than
1e prices nov asked and stu make e
healthy p-oft.'
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
RAILROAD LAW THEIR TOPIC
senerai Counsel OF Companies to
Hold Convention.

convention Of Rn The general counsel
.. -he railroads throughout tire United
c.ates has been called 70 meet st the Hotel
r-srtworth. Portsmouth. y. Il. on August
. ., discuss the new railroad law. The call
- issued By Henry s. Stone, genersl
-,,,,seI OF the Louisville & Nashville. who
- beer DESIGNATED 70 be chairman CT the
,o7vention. Up 10 the present time sixty
svs lawyers. representing forty-five rail-
IDS have accepted the invitation
4 number OF questions regarding the in
.s-,-etstion Of the bill hsve been submit
,e5 70 the various counsel by M Stone
s-s requests made by him for the suorlis-
sion of other questions which suggest them
selrss Already a ccns:6erab bic number have
-.soouded 70 these requests,
= wzs said yesterday hy counsel for one
of me railroads who VIII attend the con-
ference tha; the object Of the gathering
ms rot 10 take any particular action, but
- Interchange views. discuss the cousti-
-,-t;opaiity q the bill and 10 agree upon
S,r,e Uniform method OF procedure and
,-srtfce under the different provisions,
ore question that viii probably be dis
c.sse6. = Was said. would be the method 10
he r,-sued b. the railroads IL proving
-he ressonsbleuess OF freight rate advances.
as the. burden of proof under the new law
. .placed On the railroads, this question
nor becomes c7e OF tirst Importance
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS..

Chicago. July 2s.-cATTLE--RsesiRss. 5000:
dulI and weak: oesvss - IO0Ss %: .s ssae .a.s
stockers and feeders. S4gss %: cows and heiters.
81 5cGS6 30: calves. SIS 5ogSS Is. HOGS-Re-
ssigts 1900 weak nsSt $ S'gSs 70 'SsS e. s.ss
s. -. Soos to choice hsasy. IS sass 40. pigs.
IS $3.50; bulk OF sales. s. 5oG<S 20 SHEEP
Recsipts; 5000: ssreng; native shippers -
So 20; native lambs, 81 5oG$i 80. western - 30
Gs7 80.
Cincinnati. July cs-cArrI4E-Receip,.t 49,:
quiet. fair 10 good shippers. 50 ioGSI; common.
s sassssls 10 and shipPtSs S 7sgss 10 eonnson
IS 5oas7 es. SHEEf-Receipts. 3sss; slow ana
weak: 81 1898 80. LAMBS-DaIl; s+Gs6 30
Kansas CITY. July 2s-cATTI.E- Receipts. ,es:
lower: calves. 25f5oc lower; dressed beef and
export steers s. 25Gss: fair 10 GOOD. s. teg u
son,hsr ss IS sosso se,heen e1 cows s. sosss
native, 81 25Eso; heifers. s. 1885 .. bulls s.
1s4: calves. stfsI HoGS-Rsceipts. Io.o; g
IS IS: packers and butchers. IS sass IS: lisht.
ss 55GSS IS. SEEEP-Receipts. 1000: steady .
lambs ss .5gsI 3; earrings. 81 s5gSo: ws'nsrs RES
ers. 81 so6s4.
East Buralo July 2s-CATTL-Rsceipss.
500: quiet. VEALS-Receipts. 15o; active ard
steady. HoGs-Recsipts. $500: slew heavy
Sc osass So rSggS. ~ y s. sors7 s5 &aiTss IS
steady: sheep active: lambs slow: lambs. s. 500
81 IS: yesrlings IS T5Gs6 Is; wethers. 81 5St
s. 80: ewes. s4as4 60; sheep. mixed. SSGs4 20.
tBy Telegraph to The Trieune.J
Louisviis. July 2s.--SHEEP AND LAMBS-
Receipts. S.sse: Tor four days this week, Sc.aSs
the fresh rin to-day made quite a liberal sup-
ply They were bidding 25c lower and the
salesman asking .teadv prices Fair demand for
kinds dull
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29

patents 81 IS q 50 50: winter stgaishts, 81 80 a
sies2s s. M .i5es Ps'?" 7e estr No winter $
a s.; extra No q winter. S. 500 a. 70; kansae'
+, rsaa a. fhoee to fant
81 80 O s. 50. CoRSMEAI-2uiet; kiln dried.
hAS Sc sas4.e 81 ssgs gs's So and rTho Fa~
s.saas5a misdIas ssa ss Sc see 60 GoHI DO
red dog $40 $40 So h1m,as .ss sssS eheR s24 80
PRoyIsIONs-Moderatel active. with prices
easier Sales of lard amounted to 100 tierces
of September and 100 November AZ II. 75c
Ness. a. s si5a sic: family. slsa $40 so; packet.
sssE 90 eAs5s ,aaa .s pRssEp $50
Bacons, 12Ac; $50 ID. 12Ae: Iso 10; To- lac; lao 40
T. ise pigs .mokfns S9T 10 f. g s
lie: u Id. f64c. Picked hams. le9 1917 c.
TALLows5eaas city middle "a SSsnsry %ss 81
t,n3erica, % 1859: Continent. e eoo; Brazil
fSE-oieo, 1os Gle: city lard. isso.
sUaAR-Reaned Arm; with the lowest price
for standard grsnulated o-loe net less / per per
a confir,nation OF sale late yesterday OF 10000
bags Cuba centrifueai. af.oat. balance OF cargo
was ru,nored that another sale has been closed
on same basis. There were further offerings
az
Snot nrices: Centrifugal. 90 test, +.S5c: mus
enyado SO test a.s6c. and molassex sugar, 50
test ? sic London was quiet. and y a -.
lower with July and August at lis sHd' and
October In December at lis 6sa d.
RICE-steady TO hrm. with a good local
demand offerings light. and prices as last
quoted.
oPPER-stsndsrd mn ~, ,, .po, gso
and Tuly II e01lo loc: August i.9oql2 Zoe
sep,eirber and October Z 20 o'ai2 aoo LS1aon % ID,
@1e es7lsc: eiectroIytic Il 81 al2 lac casting
IL l2H aI2 81 isc. TlNmostsassy aa s spot and July
- 5oa 50 6se ootossr az 3s 5sSS2 7Se L9ndon 9@st
as ! s5a4 Sc New York I. s.2oa4. s2'.e East St.
I .nuis London spot. t12 los SPELTE Err
oUIat = 5osI5 DOC New York. tSd6 Nbc East st.
Its iondon spot CO. i2s Cd IRON-Cieve-
is I'D warrants ass load in London l.ccalv
ron was auiet: No foundry Northern. $40 25g
S,s "a, No !. SIS T56si8; No ! southern si6G
siS S5: No southern soft. sl5 75as1o IS Pig
iron certificates nominal.
MOTsSsES MD sYRuPs-Steady at prices
NAVAL. sTORES-spirits turpentlne steady
hut quiet and unchanged. Rosin and tar firm
NJ OF III II pIinseed firm at recent prices. Re-
hned petroleum unchangeo .,
COTTONsFED OH--strons ana active
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. Luly IS. %

New York July IS -DlO.
BEEVES-Receipts. 103 cars or LIZA head.
ell for saughterers. No trading: feeling un-
changed Dressed beef duh nnd lower: native
SIDES selling at 9J1t,sc per 10; little extra
bee. TIE Texas beef, 7AQ9lsc. London and
Liverpool cattle and beef markets steady No
exports from this port to-day or tomorrow.
CALVES-Recepts. 3tT.552 sale. Choice
veals scarce and firm: common and medium
veals buttermks and Western calves dull and
unchanged: il9 calves. including load OF West
orns unsoiS. Common To choice veals sold at
sTmSio per 100 10: cuIls. s. 50f&6 30; grassers
and buttermIks. IS 25gS5 90. Dressed calves
SLOW. CITY dressed Seals. l8fil5c. Few carcasses
I5Is sgll6c; dressed grassers and hutternIlks aa
lonc; country dressed calves. eI13c.
Sales-tieorge & l., S. Diiienback: 80 Vcais,
1h6 III average so so per ido II; 10 culls 1865 ~
Sa 80; 20 erassers. 208 IN. So %
T. O. Curtis 6 Son: IS veals $50 To- 50 5O; \
culs Ies 10, ST. 80: 3, fs3 III. So rs; So butter
< Judd & Co: 81 veals 1eG 10 $40
Kerns Commission CO.: Virginia veas, 15o
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 80 cars or
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29

5e54 head. including Is for the market. =, -
cars on sale Sheep in very moderate supp
and steady: lambs slow and SSEt5gc lower slsH
yesterdays closing figures. cars unsosd- -, =, .
NARY 20 prime sheep sold at S3d<4 30 per ~ -
cuis. S24ss2 so; far 70 choice lambs. 50 10y
cuIs. s. 50. Dressed mutton quiet az 80 u
per 10. dressed lambs dull and lower; lozU i+c-
Sales--Tonin & shannon: 2S3 Ksnt1ckN lan.oS 49,
- 70 average - per 100 70: -, a. 70 - -
81 70, 81 80: % Virginia. 50 d 81 ~; ~ - 70
81: 26S West Virginia - 70. 81 y. 2is. - lo;
- T5; 277 So 10 So IS: 225. 81 =. 81 -; 10 90
70 So 70; 2S Virginia c1iIs. 81 ID 80 -. Il Nest
Virginia shesp III n. 81 so: $ % -. s.
Mcpherson Co: AZ Marylsni lambs - 7.
SIS; 2S2 - 70, 81 81, IarvIand sheep. lis p -
Newton & Co: 2T4 Virginia lambs. o. 70.
81 30 10 Virginia sheep. ~ 70. 81.
Kerns Commission Co: 226 KENTUCKY fsflos,
~ 10 81 81; 80 IS 70 So IS: Us Virginia. 6S
70 81.
HOGS-Rsceipts. cara or 11sS head 50
head on sale: feeling steady TO firs crime state
hogs sold at 80 80 per 100 y: roughs s. 80 -
Sales.--S. Judd s Co: q state hogs. 40 ID
50 50; roushs, so 70. IS 50
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29

vv,n.s- ca.suts IS 81 HoPS-fn LeSec1
fPscthc Coastl kSg tUs. BEEf'-EN.sa "a IT,. ~
to1s ed H4N-ShoTt eut. Tts BACoN.---t =, :. .
rsrfard cut -. shore rib 76s. clear oSiliss -
-. IsFs clear mizsfie<. light. is neaNy' -
xs,r. clear backs sSs 81: shoulders square. -
IARu-Priu1e Western. tterces. SIS. - -. -. .
-Ss-@s usiIz eos 81 CHEESE-sSnacisr nfsest
,Sb5ts ,ayr 54S. e.l.or~i As 81. white sa 80
-oIore4 SIS TURPESTISt.- SglIi-s
ROSIN-ConauIO1. las RETFOl4sst L " VI =
"a TINSEEp OfI-4Gs o. Sca ai.>7tT,-
oII-T,,ll refined. spot. Sss 4'sd- IAi@ANN
Australian. IN London. Us
London July eS--RAw SUGNLS--se i eE,i = : a z.
i4s sd rnrseovado. is 41d bEEst = -,
I,-ig fss I'D IINSEEp-Calruttas July a.
rfISt So TINSEED OILS I'd - -
0TT-sS2 PETROLFcy American rshns'i' - -
s,t-t.. "a TCRPENTINE-Spl-!ts~ ks
ROSIN-Amsrican strsi1ed. lts sd, fns. rs -
sntwerp. july es-PETRoLEUM-is francs 50
centimes-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
MOVE TO SETTLE STRIKE
Caoakmakers and Employers Be-
gin Series of Conferences.

The conference between committees ap-
pointed by The Cloak, Sui; and Skirt
Manufacturers Association and the Cloak
and Skirt Makers Union which both sides
say they hope will result in the ending OF
the closkmskers' strike began yesterday
IN Room secs OF the Metropolitan Life
Building
Contrary 10 custom. there was no demand
that the strikers return to work in the
mean time This. it is said, is partly be-
cause one OF the issues OF the strikers is
sanitary workshops, and If factories are
~ be inspected IL can be best done when
there Is no work going on. The question
OF the closed shop, It has been agreed.
viii not come up.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29

spot quiet, with prices 20 points higher at
loose for u1iddling upland and 1880 for
rnddlinE GUT Sales. e.4S2 bales; delivered
On contract. %. 500 bales. Liverpool cables:
Spot quiet. sales. 1000 bales: speculation and
export, 1000; American, 1000 imports, 5000;
American. 1000: middiing upland. s1od.
Futures opened steady at advance OF i4 q .
pnints; closed steady at net advance Of "a
q 10 points July. sod; Jul1--August, I.19 L d
August-September 75S:sd; September Octo-
Der. 7.S0d: October November, I.15d: Noven-
ber-Dece11ber. To5 sd. December January.
I.0Sd: January-February. February March and
March April 7o2lsd; Aprii-May and May
June. 702d.
COFFEE-Marked improvement in business.
amounting 10 200 bags. Prices were higher.
closing at a net advance OF 10 10 points. In
terest WAS principally in September and De-
cember and IN July. 1911. Havre and Hamburg
closed al 4 point advance. while Rio and Santos
were unchanged. In spot trading not sc-
tive. but prices were steady. Cost and freight
offers from Brazil were firm. and according TO
private advices Europe. which has been holding
or in the hope Of securing Santos As around
Sk.aSac. now seems more disposed 10 pay
higher prices. Local spot market steady on
the basis of Sssc for Rio No 1. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
BRIDGE soRINes DISCUSSED.

The Interstate Bridge Commission at a
meeting held yesterday considered the re-
port Of the engineer on the horings at the
179th stree: site for the Hudson River
Bridge In view OF the fact that sand
and mud were found at such great
depth the commission decided to start Dor
ings a. the 10th street site. When the re-
port OF these borings IS received the COM
mission will be in a position to determine
which is the better situation for further III
yeSrigafiop
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
VANDERBILT IN MICHIGAN ROAD

Following the action recently taken by the
directors Of the New York Central and the
Big Four railroad companies, the Michf-
gan Central directors have appointed WILL
lam X Vanderbilt, jr., assistant to Presi-
dent Brown. Similar action will be taken
by the boards Of the other New York Cen
tral subsidiary companies when their next
meetings are held
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July ss.-With receipts % wheat AZ
primary markets to-day reaching a total nearly
double that OF week ago and considerably
more than at the corresponding time last year.
a heavy developed. The July delivery was
an exception because the wheat that - arriving
cannot Be unioadeS into public elevators soon
enough rule TO hs available for this months =
contracts. The close. although showing full
cent advance for July. was of sol Sc for the
other options. Cooler weather and rain let down
corn which finished ne. decline OF 2f2Nc.
Oats made a similar record the extent ot 13
1tsc 20 &c. and provisions 100 Soc barring July
pork. fixture at last nights lsvsi- Firsv
thrashIns OF new spring wheat IN Minnesota
showed Yields OF 25 TO 3S bushels acre. ana
turned the scales at % 10 IS pounds a oushel
Expert opinion that the winter wheat crop IS
a whole was thrashlng OUT satisfactorily had
considerable influence as bearissl factor. The
spring crop naturally not looked 70 for
such fattering results n general those
toned from Minnesota, but the outlook was said
TO be favorable could be hoped for con
sderins the earlier life OF the plant. There was
no iittls selling of wheat here to-Ssy on Wall
street orders. notwithstanding that stocks were
higher there. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
SPANISH GRAIN CROPS.

Madrid July 28.-Ofhcial crop estimates
issued to-day are as follows: Wheat, 81.
549 iat quintais. an increase OF 1.a25.S92 quin-
tails over last year; barley, increase 5lS,j63
qUintaIs; rye. decrease, 1856 quintals. and
oats. decrease. 5iS.7es euintals. 4 quintal
averages about go pounds
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York July IS. 1910.
GRAIN WHEAT = Developments were
along bearfsh lines. and prices closed at a
net loss OF L f1%c. Cables were lower than
expected. with report. Of legs pressure Of
Danubiau wheat ana rather untsverahIe
weather in the United Kingdom. bur tie de-
nand was small and reports regarding the
crop situation IN india and France were more
favorable. One report thrashing returns
from portions Of Minnesota said that Yields
were turning out from % 10 81 bushels an
aero. and that the wheat weighed from 50 70
IS pounds, but this vas believed to come from
sections which had suffered from the re-
cent dry weather. Al the close prices were
only slightly above the low OF the day. Ex-
port sales covering the last three days, were
reported OF $4,000 bushels OF Manitoba wheat
from New York to Bristol 20 loads OF Amer
lean red winter wheat from Baltimore and
Philadelphia TO Antwerp, and 70 loads of
eurum wheat from outside markets for for
wsrd shipment. New No red winter wheat
here. 81 0s elevator, TO arrive. T. and
81 oei. . b; No Northern spring. 81 80 3
o r. CORN-There was an active selling
movement, and prices closed at n net loss OF
"a arse No , western corn, 1880 nominal
elevator domestic basis 10 arrive, c T.
TS-MedeFately active and weak. closing
~ 4 ret decline OF i d11.c under active sell
ing. CASH oats steady: natural white. IS 10
81 th. As isle; clipped white, 81 70 ~ ID. so 3
52l7 RYF,--Nor1inai. No Western old
Sc: Q 3 New York BARLEY-Noninai;
n14ltina sS 7pr RrTN
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29

The large decreases are shown in the
Borough Presidents Office in Manhattan.
where the cut has been Sis, ,4s4 q. and in
the office Of the Borough President Of The
Bronx, s4s, SS3 Decreases are also shown
in the park departments In The Bronx and
IN Manhattan and Richmond.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
BIG AUTOMOBILE MELON" CUT.

The Chalmers Motor Company, Of De-
lrolt. cut = melon for Its stockholders
ZeS-erdsy in the shape Of a 80 per cent
cash dividend and 80 per cent stock
dividend. This * ore Of the largest stock
diridends ever declared by an Industrial
company and Is BY far the largest We:
ssid -1y an sutorno5ils company.
Ire declaration .,f the stock dividend
,lsaHs an incTeese in the capital stock OF
'fre Chalmers company from $50. 90 TO g.
90 .a
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
ror.rnEs And yrGrrABLrs-ste.ay

on White potatoes and easier on nearby cab. cab,
ma beans scarce GOOD issuse wanted
wssksr Peas stead yo, tsn sssiss ssass
steady Tomato market lower on average Of
ter.ngs. though fine nearby and Acme sell VEL, sa
5, N e. T jersey. % i9ns. bag S, 2.SsI S.; round,
81 S7isi so; Maryland and Eastern Shore. No
and i $ aga e So:fo
North Carolina yellow ssi 5 5,Ss, = 'VeSo: S5 sa
s. Sg 'o oS white Ssss samss ssas 9Sf fS @
sunahes ,aeias slas2: cARRoTs: new hbl, s. 5egs:;
nearby. 100 s. S0ass So Dbl. 5oq65c Balti.
more, bbI or crate E efT5c: CELERY. state and
ssa5s ssa5sy eS Sozs ss cucTTRER Jersey basket
IO0Tsc. box 30n60c: Baltimore, basket, otg DOC
and Mayss Ma 1885, sS SST5GS SSir
40c: CUCUMBDR PICKLES Jersey. bbl. 81 .5g
EGGPLANTs box slas sd:sois 3S basket saS $la
GREEN CORN. Jersey, 100. 7ocas2: nearby: ISe
RsI so: Delaware and Maryland, I5sSs1; North
potato pot sa- basket, ssasa: lat. 81 5o@s2 peIswars
and Maryland. potato. $SgS4; fat SlasEi NSt,n @
SsTHllne SaTH ICED p0sodS dosen box siS s5 dry
box. 7aeapsl IL: state, basket. 2SaI5e' nearby
ss s'ss s6S Ssf5 64aSse can r.a
sIasl %: Connecticut Valley. yellow. 100 10 bag
Sns Islsnd 0sl sI: sisss g. Io rcd 's1sss ST 3
Baltimore. yellow sscgs1: Maryland and Viro
einia red or ys!l9S, 55egsl: kentueky bas Sa 80
Sasket sScasi 25: bag T5cGssi ~; PEPPERS
Jersey. basket. slqsi 29; bull and long, box
81 55. crate. 40a5oc: STRING BEANS, Western
New York. wax. basket Mas1 II: green; e M Sig
o,,rrow bbI. 15cdF$l 25: yellow. S1qsl 40; box.
I5e:'o 7se: White. southern. boi, 5oa7se; TuRNIPs
rutabasa. bbl; 55sasl; white, 81 Soes2 ,oUsS 100
81. Baitimore' crate sI9sI %; Washington. car
rter 75caS1: Delaware and Maryland. 3-oasket
ravr,er aO17S- 6-basket carrier, S0d9Nc; Nor
toik large carrier. 50a6oc: smell carrier. 500
Ho,H North Carol,ns carrier I5cersl Is; Tennessee
cra,e soc: wATBRCRBSS. 100 punches SIG
81 70.
MILK AND CREAM-The exchange rate
remains AT sHc quart net 10 tho shipper IN
The o0r zone or 81 II 40-Quart delivered
In Sev York The market has been short this
week owing 10 the hot weather demand for milk
ana the Quantity OF sour milk coming IN. AS
high as s3 a can has been offered in some cases
for milk,
Tie receipts of milk and cream In 4o-auart
cans for the week ended July IS fol-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-29
COBALT STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco. July 2s.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
,,are ~ follows: