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New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, JGIy 81. 1910
BEFyE-Rece!pts. 103 cars 1881 head
src7udfug tT cars to siaughteTers and IS for
he market: 40 cars on sale Trade opened
extremely dun and lower for ell sorts and
y-ades- steers OF Is a &c; bulls and cows
&C lower closing weak 1t the decline, with
stx cars uns0ld Common To choice 5teeri
soi,s Al 81 % a 81 80 per 100 lbi bulls, S3 75 q
e - one choice de- s.; cows, 81 a 81 So: ont
sTt~s COW s. 25 Dressed beef dull and lower
native sides selling at ga l2c per ID; Texas
T@af SM91zc No later cables from London
or Ifyerpool Exports from this port to-day
20 rsttle 10 sheep and Loo quarters OF beef
saies-s. Sanders "a Onto steers. 1912 ii
average at ST per 100 III; -. 1I9l III, So go
p. 1850 II. Sc 10; IS Per'nsylvania ,s loo ID 10
T4af IN 81 40; 2I7 Tennessee 9s4 h. 81 35:
buu I0s0 lh s. 25; 3. 97T 10, 81 i5 I, 500 10
e4- "a SIS ID s. 90: l COW. 1880 ib, s5 -
g0 1855 10 81 35: 3. s43 ID. 81 10.
ID 81 5o. ss. 1877 III, 81 so: -. 1884 u. 81 20;
u 1f62 ID SO IS: - Ohio. 1884 10. 81 %; 10
1892 H. So so: e2, Io7! 10 So %; & 25 sos II; So
"a Penng,yIvsnia, $50 H. 81 %: l bun, 1900 III
81 80: 81 COWS s2s ID, 81 50; Is. e3S III. s. So
], shamberg & Son: 20 Ohio steers. 1920
ID So 10. p 500 H. So 20 / Western bull. 1880
H. s.; IL zoos Ib. 81 10: II. i7os lb. 81 10,
Toiin q Shannon. 2 bullA $50 n. s. 25. 1.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

The Columbia Trust Company. as Trus.ees
for the holders OF the negouable coupon
bonds issued By THE BRANFORD MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY: will sell at public
auction at the of.ice building known as No. "A
Main Street Branford. Conn. August goth.
1910 at Ic o'clock noon. by its authorized
agent. all it's right. title and interest in and to
Street In the Town OF Brauford. County of
New Haven Connecticut, with the buildings.
eu,1ipnent and fixtures thereon, rights OF way.
personal property, patents, patent rights.
grants, trade names trade marks. good will
and catalogues. formerly Of THE BRA NFORD
COMPANY. Further In
formation and terms OF sale from Messrs
HUNT. HILL & BELTS. Attorneys for Trustee.
1876 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan
BY VIRTUE OF execution on a lien viii sell
to-day at o a M at 100 and T62 sth ave.
Manhattan, second hand household furniture.
Alfred Freeman. Marshal
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool July 27.-WHEAT-spot dnl; No No
J,ilv rs 42d; October. IS sd; December. Is
ed CORN-Spot firrl; old American mixed,
5s 61hd: co via Galveston, 5s 3D. new. kiln
dried. 5s SD. Futures steady; September As
T1aod. october, As II II d. PEAS-Canadtan, as.
FTSIiR-Winter patents, 2Ss Cd HOPS in
London CPacinc Coast. &c "A JOS BEEF
Fyt-a India mess 1855 cd. PORk-Prime
mess western. 1o7s Sd. HAMs-shoat cut.
"a I'D BACON-Cumberiand cut, RS Sd
sf,o-+ ~ib. 78s; clear bellies. us Sd; long clear
rniddles, light. 73s: heavy. 74s; short clear a
RACKS 65s Sd. SHOCLDERS-Square Cos.
LARD-Prime Western. tierees: SOS Sd Ameri. .,r
90 refined pals sos. CHEESE--Canad!an
6rest. white, new, 54s; coored, IS Cd; white.
- 6ns. coIored 5Ss. TURPENT1NE-Splr
Snt ETROLEUd-Rehned. ID LINSEED
OIL. 4os Sd. RosIN-comTnon. I4s, ssI nominal 1nsi
-rSNsEFD OII-Hull refned-Spot. 30s $50
London. July 27.-RAW spGARaCe15Ti4Mc 4llr
SIC 7AR-JuIy. las ed. INsEED-Saicutts
I,,,V- August 66s LINSEED OIL, 3ss + ID
SpE-PAT OH. E3o- PETROLEUM-Americ erican
-eaned, Cd spirits. I'd. TURPENTlNE-sp
sas az ROSIN-American strained. las Sd !;
dne 16s Cd 49, -,,,--.,,r r-I-.s % .-,-ox
En m
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

FIoIR AND NEAI-Flour inactive and
ni2i1a- out buyers were en0oerga9 1880 rs+e5ts 5s
3 g q S. SO. winter stralghts. s. cog 81 70.
.HteT patents. s. s3G$5 70; spring eSss 80
ezra 10 winter. 81 SO Is: Kansas
s'rsights 8 % So -. RYE FLoJR--Steady
s. lgegxs "a fsOPSNEAL-Knn dried. s. -
as So BAG MEAL-Fine Thits and yellow.
fIr ~ = - err o'-5T -BT- s24 = S@4 so: stand
sre ntcding. s25 81 z SO 60 hoOr ao. SSSgg
ga r-d dog. S29 - n SO za' CITY br.aI1, a. -
bulk SIS 50 sacks, rni6dltus: So - 60 IL
cog $50 n SO 50 hcrniry chop. "a % o1-A'
" 70 sacks oilrleal. S5e asked .-.r.f-
FRoVGsIoSs-Lnect ctiVe but flrT1l. aaFaht!is n1r! :
en- 51yi-E b. commission houses ana pa-Hl-.s
interests. laIe II the daE there vas coz or 80
erzbis selling suc Tire market lost pa9c Q. L,lo
ga pJRK-ouieJ. mess, So % q So & IaIn- N
BEEF-s+eglf,s mess, SIS n SIG: family. Sl9e9
SO 20. pscIet SEC SO 80: extra India mess
DREssrsD' TgOGs-T3aoons- I2%c: $50 u.
"a 1G0 Il. 1ac- ! 10 II, 12c- pigs. i = G
st 5IEATS-Ticl-Ied bellies smoking: 80 &c;
ls il. 1s5c. - 10, l7c: y io, l5&c: pichle'
hams lelfIgl-c TALLOW-Citgs &c, coun-
t-- Gr4454l,c IARD-Midoie West, u 300
~ clly afn. ia (. refined STEADY; south
america I2-g5c. Continent 1@1Dc. hr3zL.
kegs. Il 2sc. orapeuud- 8 u a 10c. STEARIAE
PIN; oleo. 10 y q 11cs city Asrc. = = c..
etGAR-Refned sleacy 70 Urn ana l4lttg
serve. with prices unchanged al S,ISc ne
Tess l per cent for standard graAAl@tt1-
London market for beet sugar quiet, WIN
ausT and august 4 lower but OCTOBER 70
December unchanged Range Of prices al
around lzs 9d Raw here GDlet ana TN
cnengec- Centrifugal. eS test 4-ooc, Hluseso
Eaao, - test. 3.sGc, and molasses sugar. ~
iesf zGfc
RTCE-Firrn and active. with conservative
ofLerfr.-g
-coPPER-s1sndard hrnner: Epot
g 5ulg; I1.T5c bid august Ea9 SepIeil.,se..
I'm. spot. E54 los. futnrss. f55 2s Sd Lake.
= 81 y c 12s7 &c electrolytie y = g lZ5oc.
sBot ard July. 3e sGG So -c5c; August. - 900
oS-.ge. September 3250 q 81 zoe, oetobef.
y q a q j. 75c- London firm; spot. tfs3 ba.
lures, ESQ Is Sc LEAD-Easy; spot 4-ss
s%-sIc New York % @ ~ &c East - Lotils-
.<,rcou- spot El2 So 3G FELBEE-i1ulis
5of soc Kew York 1850 ; Orc East 81
LSIis London spot. E22 12s Cd IRON
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
rBy Telegraph 10 The Trihune-I
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago July c7.-Refusal by nilers to touch
wheat unless ar a lower price than the July ot
tfon beat down quotations to-day reports OF
good demand for export at the seaboard ana Ou-
iuth proved inadequate az an onset even Wrleh
-ef7Porced bv news that thrashng results in kan
sas were slim. The market close was at net
decline Of Ac 70 Z a7sc Corn finlshed ts9 = 9
lower to sc higi er and oats 12Vasc TO tsc doWn.
with provisions ranging from Il 41c advance 70
SC decline Range Of prices w..
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

lots, but the leading makers are receiving
orders from all parts of the country.
Wrought pipe trade is In fairly satisfactory
condition. Rail orders are not large, con-
tracts for the last week having aggregated
only $500 tons. This, however, is not the
time of the year for large tonnage.
"The Iron Trade Review says:
The Steel Corporation report for the sec
ond quarter Is very satisfactory as to earn
tngs, but the third quarter VIII not be as
good. as business has declined and prices
are lower than the average for the second
quarter. There is increasing irregularity in
quotations on structural material ana
plates. Automobile concerns are declining
to receive machine tools and material con-
tracted for some time ago.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
LOST BANkROOkS.

IOST-Bankbook No. 5ls Si6, Eeamen's Bank
for Savings. 10 and TO Wall St. New York.
PAYMENT stopped and cancellation applied for.
Please return to bank
BNNKBOOK No 529 4a3 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank missing. Any person having
a claim to II is hereby called upon present
the same within days OF sutmi. 10 having
said passbooa cancelled and new one issued.
LOST-Bsnkbook No, ita.6f4. issued by the
Union square Savings Bank. formerly the
Institution for Savings Of Merchants Clerks
Finder viii please return is to the hank
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
suRRoGATES NOTICES.

GRAHAM, AMELIA Mn pursuance of an
oTaer OF Hon Abnsr C Thomas. Surrogats
90 the County Of New York. notice is hereby
rivsn 10 all persons having claims against An1s-
IA NJ Graham, late OF Ssahright. New Jersey.
deceased, to present the sans. with vouchers
rhsreoF to the subscribers at their place OF
t-arsartiug business AT the Office OF their after
nevs Na.Sten * Nichols at 50 Wall street. IA
ths CITY OF New York. or bA1ors taa 18th
day OF September next
natsd New York. the 18th day Of March. 1et0-
BENJAMIN MORRIS WETTLOCk-
CORNELIUS H WHITLOCS.
GRAHAM BRUSH
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

COTTON Sensational advance started IN
s scare O. near month shorts, but quickly eX-
TeuCe1 % the whole list, owing 70 lnc-eas-
.HS- tClliEh sentiment 10 new crop pros
peeLs and expectations Of very low condition
-eI-= rom the government on August =. At
tE= opening one o. the big New Orleans bull
leaders appeared q buyer q July, his 1-st
td being 15.5Qc for 50.000 bales. which he
sln-csr Immediately followed up with bid
O. $3.50 for $4,000 bales. This started rush
- cover by befatod shorts and on purchases
q only about -0o0 bales July shot ND from
1850 70 1610C- 70 q net gain OF SS GO a
bsL= Later July WIS oUiet and the price
reacted about 90 points from the TOP, but the
later months continued active and strong
October cotton sold up 1S.G4c. 80 points
Ue- higher. while December and January con-
Tracts made new high records for the season
Ce- advance CT from 4 10 IS points. The
ci7se was only IitJIe or from the best on
these deliveries. with the general market firm
e. usr gain OF 2S q 5S points Trading in
fLir- 1910. is over a. noon on Friday, and
n cotton ceZ be delivered or July contracts
Re-s- the first day Cf August The stock OF
ce-tf1cared cotton IL New York which was
down 20 So. 600 bales early in July. has il
creased TO over I65. .0uo bales, II spite Of many
Onward Shipments. but ocean freight room
hEs already been engaged Tor over 10000 bales
= foreign points during August Local con-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
Executors
MAsTEN l. NICHOLS. Attorneys for Executors.
40 wall street, Borough CT Manhattan. City


Of New York
IN PTTPSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
Ahner C Thomas, Surrogate or the Coursy
of New York notice Is hereby given to all
narrons having claims against ClarerCs z
Snith late OF the County OF New York de-
thereof to the subscriber, at her place o.
transactins business AT the Office Of DorsId
Mclean. her attorney, No q william street.
10 the City OF New York. on or before ths
IOth day OF October next DsIed. New YORK.
tha 3nth day OF March 1910. EMMA K
Attorney for Administrative, - William strest
Manhattan. New York City.
DONOHUE. CEARLES--IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. Aoner c Thomas. SC-ro--
gate of the County OF New York, notice is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Charles Donohue late OF the County OF New
York deceased, TO present the sane with youcf--
ers thereof 20 he subscriber. bis place OF
transacting business. at the Office CT Lenuel E
OuiSr No s. Liberty Street. Borough OF Man
haitian in the City OF New York. or before
the Ist cay St December 1910.
Dated New York. the 9th day OF May. 1910
CHARLES ". COLEMAN Executor
LEMUEL z. QCIGG, Attorney cOr Executor. 81
Liberty Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city
REHFELDT OTTO.-N PURSUANCE or An
order Of Hon Abner c Thomas. a Surroyaes
os the County OF New York. notice Is hereby
given TO all persons having cisirns against otto
ceased present the same. with vouchers IN are
o. to the subscriber. al her place or trausar--as
business. at the Office OF Howard 5. Cans. rsc. y
William Street. in the City OF New York. On o-
before the 18th day OF September. 1910
Dated. New York March f7th, 1910
BERTHA REHFELDT. Executr1x
HOWARD CANS. Attorney for Execurrfz-
- William Street New YORK CIty.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
WORK WANTED.
Male.


BOOKKEEPER, TRANSLATOR, correspond
ent English French. Spanish, GsrYnan, soma
italian: typewriting: hard worker, conscien-
J. Luria. General Delivery, New York
GENTLEMAN Of experience. good education.
specialist in managing first class houses or
selling. leasing city or country: would manage
LersonaI property. or desire position with I've
real estate firm; AL references. Won Osterrnann.
IS West 34th St. Room 49,
GENTLEMAN going to Europe would under
take commission; references. Confidential.
Box 8, Tribune Office.
INTERPRETER. - Five modern languages
educated. s8i. per cent Civil Eervtce ex-
animation. seeks reliable position. department
store. shipping. etc. j. Luria, general delivery.
New York.
LITERARY MAN who can write two live short
stories a week wants work. jackson. Box Il.
Tribune Office
NAN (25)-Des,res light work in country In ex-
change for board; honest and reiabls; good
caretaker: send for particulars. J. E1nlickn. 40
East 73d st.
FORTER.--By reliable colored man. neat and
willing: handy sll around man; reference. Ad-
tress G. B., 263 West f25th st.
YOUNG MAN-Wishes position; handy with
tools. Oswald. ZOOS Fifth ave.
Female.
MANICURE for hotel; understands facial mas-
sage. shanpooins. haiTdressing: thoroughly ex-
perienced excellent references. g J., Miss Fitz-
Gerald's Employment Bureau. SOC 5th ave: en-
trance on AID ST.
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TvPEwRlTINa AND TYpEwR RfreRs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau ST.; cataloxu.
trae. all makes taken part payment. Oa-xains
in underwoeds. Reminstons. divers S-ni.SA
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
LADDERS, FLAG POLES, ETC,

ssss<sssHs Portland Ladder Co. 13o Orange
NtARfsxaza St. Newark, N. J. WESTERN
ladders delivered 20c. per # Tel. 5s4 B. B.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

urnished by Charles D. Barney & Co.. No. .
Broad street New York. and No. 122 South
4th street Philadelphia.)
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt. No. 3s
Broad street, New York, and No. "a Devon
shire street. Boston.l
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
r ET0N AND POINTS y !
OVSsVN HEN ENGLAND
lcNG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

FALL, RIVER LINE Via Newport and Fail
River Iv. Pier 19. N r. II Warren ST. wee 4
davs and SUNDAYS $50 P NJ Strs- COMMON
WEALTH and PRISCILLA Orchestr- on each
PROVIDENCE LINE. Via Providence. LeAEe
Pier Is, North River. foot Murray 81, Week
days only. 600 P. NJ Steamers PRO NiDEEsCS .
and PLYMOUTH Orchestra on each
NORWICH LINE. Via New LoEdon- Lv Pier
90, NJ R., # Garrison St, week days 300
P. NJ: Pier 10. z. R. II. e 22d St: Sc = I'd
Strs- CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER ~
CHAPLIN
NEW BEDFORD LINE. for New Bsdterc'
Mattapoisett Marion and Cape Cod points.
Leave Pier 40. North River. foot OF carson
Street week days only. at 500 P NJ sIea'1 Il .
MAINE and NEW n sMPSHIRE-
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven HAT
ford. Springfield and North. Leave Pier sS
e. r, week days. 2:45 P NJ: Sundays. $3.50
A NJ Foot East 22nd St. week days. 500
P. M; Sundays. 1000 A. II. Str RICHARD
PECK
Tickets. staterooms and Information at city
Ticket Office. III broadway. near Cortlandt
St Telephone 512f Co-tIandt- Also at N Y
Transfer and Tourist Offices and at Piers
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male
AGENTS to handle our Teas and Cot-ees; ex-
perience not necessary: build up business OF
your own. Call Cr write. Burns & Peed, 2Os
Hudson St. N 7.
BoOKKEEPER-Dou entry: must be compe-
tent have first class references and act zoa as
cashier S15-SlS. Universal EAcnanse, west
34th ST
CADET ENGINEER-Gas works; $50 per month.
Business Service co. Agency, sos Singer Build
ing
1-0T-PT p for entire work OF small family in
suburbs: SSo-s55 Miss Hofmayers Agency,
800 5th ave-, ninth floor.
TCRF-N NAN-Bookbindery $50 $50 per week.
Business Service CO. Agency, So5 Singer Build
MAPPTFT1 COCPIE-Two in family; husband
waiter and useful; wife cook: $50 monthly;
permanent position. Irwin's Agency, a West
18th ST.
0RGANTST for Western Episcopal cathedral;
81 400: high service Webster Choir Exchange,
1876 9th ave.
ST7PFRT NDENT-Sheet metal work;
nerienced in steel cars preferred; s25-S35 per
week. Business Service Co Agency $40 singer
Building.
T7PERTNTENDENT- furniture; $1,000.
Business Service CO. Agency. SO5 Singer Build
Ing.
TABLE pIdEsTANs; large seller agent.
southern territory Pond Pharmacal Company.
New York
WESTERN territory: Tablet Digesrans for all
stomach ills. Pond Pharmacal Company. New
York.
Female.
ADDREssERs wanted: experienced: quick writ
ery- no home work. Call or wrtta BurnhaIn
Addressing Co. 10 East 23d st
C4AMRERMA for White Plains;
citv in winter. Miss Curry's Employment
Agency. % West 42d ST. NTH floor Room 81.
CHAMBBRMAIDs who do waiting: references
loo m
pIoyrnent Agency 25 West 42d St, Room bll,
nth floor.
COOKS for country. also city: must be compe-
tent: free registration. Miss Currys Employ
nent Agency, 25 West 42d st, Room olI
COOK for Huntington, L. I. Miss Currys En-
ployInent Agency y West AID st, nth noor
Room oil.
GIRL for housework; small private family; no
washing; AsburY Park for summer; wages 80
Industrial Association. II west 42d st.
HELP OF all kinds for private families; free
registration Miss Currys Employment Agency.
25 West 42d Ct. Room oil. tfth floor
HoUsEWORKER-snal family in suburbs
So $50 Miss Hofnayers Agency $50 9th
ave. ninth floor
IAUNpREss, assist with chamberwork: East
Hampton L J. Miss CurTys Employment
Agency. 20 West 4:.d ST. hfth Iloor: Hoo!li a-t
AUNDREss-FTivafs family: country for sum
mer; ss5-s8d Miss HofmayeTs Agency $40
9Th ave. ninth floor. "
NURsEs for infants and small children; free
registration Miss Curry employment Agency
42d Room 5l1
for publishing ONCE. must
be com retent and have good reference; this
position is permanent and with nne people
.Jupr Exchange 81 Nassau 81.
W WAITRESS. firsI class, for country: must have
good reference: wages s25 20 $50 Industrial
association. l. West 42d ST.
" ANrEp-Four mattresses for hotel, country,
at ses = Schaefers 40 4th ave
ERTTsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE No 1854 Broadway. between Beth ana
3Tth SITS, until o clock D. IA Advertisement
received al the following branch offlcss AT reg
uiar oflca rates until o'clock p m. VIZ; 2t4
9Th ave = cor 23d ST. fos 6th ave-, cor.
18th at: fo4 East 1Ath St. 25I West <2d St
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
BIG BARGAINS-Slightly used office furniture,
desks. typewriters cash registers, adding
chimes. monographs, fling cabinets safes, ad
dressing machines, time clocks partitions check
protectors. bookcases NATHAN'S. Whits Street
BILLIARDS. pool and new patent coInbin alton
tables: lowest prices; supplies. repairs;
bowling alley builders Decksrs. iG5 East 9th
Established 1870
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

PROPOSALS.
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIsSARY. Q. S.
Army. SO whitehall street, New York City,
n. Y, July %, 1910.-SeaIed proposals. IN dupIi-
cate, for furnishing and delivering subsistence
stores in this city at such times may be re-
duired by the U. s. Government, before
September 30, 1870 IN accordance with the spect-
fcations and conditions set forth in Circular No
T. War Department, ONCE OF the Cosnmissary
General, Washington. March u. 1908. will be
received at this Office until 10 o'clock A NJ.
August ., 1910. Information furnished appli-
cation. Envelopes containing bids should be
marked Proposals for Subsistence Stores opened
August 5, 19f0' and addressed to Colonel A. L.
Smith A c. c., u. S. Army.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

New YORK. july -. 1910
GRATN-WELAT T-Prices early declined
sc from the previous close. but near the
s1ess were sfeaGie-, and final figures were
LFzc net lower Liverpool cables were
,-rch lower than expected. with reports OF
mere favorable news from Canada regarding
TIE crop prospects AZ well of rains IN
inGfa ent more liberal offerings Of wheat
S-orn Sack Sea ports Continental markets
were also lower and II was reported that
Continual operators were trying 10 resell
es-Sos bought recently q the un1avorable
o-o7 s6vices from France The No-1hw est
e. L l-le-' reported the -four output at Min
rsaoo.s- Duluth and Milwaukee last week at
ssS1 100 barrels. against ala. $50 the previous
week. and 1s6.eeJ last wear. and stated that
sS mates Gf the wheat crop OF the three
Nc-- E7zaSt e-E states range from between
so p90. .ooO ard I60. .G90 eco bushels Export
er6 showed more interest, and there were
ssles reported Of 10 loads OF No red wheat
a. oEr2CTIs private terms. New No RED
winter Quoted s. as 70 arrive, E and
& go. { % sfoat; 10 l Northern spring
seemed Inclined 10 liquiGate their holdings
EnE a. the close prices were 1Sc lower to lzc
higher There was 8 -Earp reaction early.
hu- lacs N the ca- the market showed firm
tone. 10 = Western corn quoted 70c nominal
elevator domestic basis 10 arrive, / Z
oATS-CIosed easy At = : &C net decline.
cash oats dun. natural White, &c 70 g. II,
quoted 4S 65Ic, and clipped white - to ~
T. % T52tac- RTE-Noninai. No Western,
SIC o 3 New York RA EI.EI-N oCliral.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
DOGS. BIRDS. ETC.
PARKWAY PET STOCK
AUCTION SALES.
FACTORY PROPERTY.

Dog. boarded IN sanitary cages: Rostons
stud: oil leading remedies - West 11Oth
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

% q elevator. domestic basis
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
DANCING ACADEMIES.
PROPOSALS.

Miss Mant, Al E. SOD. Dancing classes. Staz
and all Fancy Dances. Pantomirnes arrange
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
STEaKE2" "6RaND REPUBLIC"
ROCKAWAY BEACH
EXCURSIONS
DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON EXCURSION To
WEST POINT

Leaving pesnrosses ST., I.45: w 42d e.. 200:
". 10Th St, , 20 P NJ Return TO n =. by
Steamer ALBANY 81 90 or by rail. sf-16-
Daily. except Sunday. Orchestra Cadets IN
Camp
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
COBALT STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Warren, Gzowsd 6 Co, No j.
Broad street,)
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat CPen- High. Low. close. day.
ss1fs-lbe- s. 10 81 lG1. 81 0els 81 O4s. s. 1017
Decsrhe-.-- 121s j I2i2 11l2 I 12is I25s
Tr---
ssp1s1her-- 5aG -
Lt1aule---. Tz
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
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equally curious and interesting articles,
to say nothing of the great classes max
ing up the grand total of more than 767
million dollars worth of manufactures,
565 million dollars worth of raw materi-
ais, and $40 million dollars worth of
foodstuffs. OF raw cotton alone the
years exports amounted to $50 million
dollars; of meat and dairy products. 100
million; of wheat and corn, partly in the
grain and partly in the form O.. flour and
meal. nearly 1876 million; of iron and
steel manufactures, $50 million; of pc
troleum and other mineral oils, 100 mil
lion; and of copper manufactures, nearly
80 million dollars, and SO on down the
list. The countries, colonies and other
territorial divisions to which these arti-
cles go, as shown in the volume, "Com-
merce and Navigation of the United
States" above alluded to, are over 100
in number, and it would be difficult to
find in any part Of the world country
in which some article or articles Of
American production are not being sold.
The articles which people Of other
countries send to the United States in
return will be discussed next week.