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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07

i 80 ~ oL investing his savings as rs is no
s. Sausned with 81 to per cent The
r,s-Il. oresk that has occurred in the stock
50: 49, III the closing days OF June has re-
suited N corsiders bic investment busting
50 WAiIs 1t is impossible TO forecast If
na ~ ,omest prices have been seen we are
80 -oN 81 hetess of the opinion that the good
STOCKS have now reached a level where
| lLleS may be bought On scale down with
PROFIT" SHOWING
SILVER PRICES HIGHER sa-
vance IN the price of commercial har sill
ee or e-led to "a 15-l6d at London and a
here is attributed chiefly to the covering
" SPECTATORS in the London market in
sIer, 20 M contracts III time for the set
uen1ent which is now in progress Sales
OF silver were made in New York yesterdav
- SSse.. out the volume of business at
; 10. nsure was comparatively small The
StoChs OF silver at that centre are approxi-
IIInaleiy A,Seo coo and that holders are unwil-
for the metal -
BROOKLYN CITY r r 0rvr0END
me Brooklyn City Railroad Company has
Iq. go quarterly dividend OF per cent
sent 10 stockholders, 1t is explained that
penoins the decision of the appeal OF the
brooklyn City Railroad COMPANY from fba
Judgment against that COMPANY hv the
brooklyn Heights Railroad COMPANY the
o!1eetors Deem Il wise TO declare dividends
a. tns rate OF per cent instead of 10 per
cent IN case the Brooklyn City Railroad
company wins the appeal the 10 per cent
rate VIII be restored. II Is understood dat
ing from this payment
DIVIDENDS DECLARED - Dividends
nave been declared as follows: American
Light and Traction Company, regular GUAR
terly % per cent and stock dividend ~
* per cent on the common and regular
quarterly la5 Per cent on the preferred J
e N hlee q Co. regular quarterly ~ pAr
cent on the preferred payable August
Northern Pacific Railway Company resu-
lar quarterly IA per cent, PAYABLE Au-
; 49, R1IIES LISIED.-The New York,
Susqueharna & Western Railroad Corn
PSny sa,Sn.on Midland Railroad Company
81 New Jersey first mortgage bonds, ex-
the Stock Exchange list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07
WINDOW GLASS HEARING
Persecution Of Alleged Trust Resumed
in Pittsburc

Etr-Sou-z July 6.-Arguments on de-
lz-rs- ned % an indictment against the
imperial Window Glass Company. brought
1nder ire Sherman antitrust act. will be
asgur = The federal court here tomorrow
tsfars Judges James {. Young and Charles
? Or
Tee Indictment vas returned b. special
grand Ju-v on april :. and the three counts
cas-ge re corporation with conspiracy II
rszr-sir- OF interstate trade and commerce,
Sl-1 engaging in unlawful combination IN
rsZLa-at Ct trade. and with attempting 70
monopo--ze 9 port:on Of interstate trade in
hs-d-elov- WINDOW glass.
indicted Jointly with the company are It's
afi-s-E and board Of directors-Myron L
fsre Of Bow ling Green. Ohio, president;
Z. J. Heal vlce- president and J .. Sayre,
ssc-sta--- z Is charged that the corpora
rcn conrolE p Per cent Of the hand-blown
Vln6ow glass industry and that sixty-six
t.ssg concerns are implicated. representing
cspltallzs tien II nearly 80, ooa.oe
Tie demurrer vas fled on Nay 3 On the
EreuacE thar TIE indictment does not
lzrge crime against the United States
-lSer snv act and that facts necessary 70
-sAsiEt1ts z conspiracy are not charged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07
IRON AND STEEL TRADE
The Iron Age says


he statistics for June show that the
production Of coke and anthracite pig iron
vas 2zS5.eo9 gross tons, or $500 tons q
day. against 77,IG0 tons day in Nav On
July 26s furnaces were in blast. against
Sa furnaces one month previous, and the
caaIy capacity active was 1890 tons, or
Inc annual rate OF production OF all kinds
OF pig iron, estimating charcoal iron at
tt3eeo tons year. vas about 2, S9o0 COO tons
On July !, agaiust IS, $50 900 tons one month
previous 4 number OF furnaces have gone
out in the last few days, so that the cur
tailrnenT may now be reckoned at Is per
65o.oeo tons year in February. The move
ment will be carried further, as prepare
tons are now being made for the blowing
OUT Of other furnaces
The United States Steel Corporation now
has IS furnaces idle. against 81 on June I,
while az ore time last month II had as few
companies have I've more furnaces out
than on June l. Such statistics Of stocks
as are available point TO a further increase
in the central West and South, though IT
is not large Production of pig iron in the
first half year, including charcoal iron, IS
estimated at ,4.975,000 tons, or about 200 900
IN the last twelve months the country has
produced about %. 80, 900 tons Of pig iron,
or nearly /. eno. 900 tons more than the high
est record for calendar year-Z9, 10 et9
tons IN 1909 The Leading interests booked
new business at an average rate OF $4,000
tons Z day in June, practically the same
rate as N MAY As ID the CCO- sc u us
ness in the summer months, the forecasts
Of leaders II the trade are not enthusiastic,
since several undetermined Factors enter
into the reckoning.
The Iron Trade Review" says.
The production Of pig iron Tor the nrss
half Of 1910 IS L. 81 .2s4 tons. the greatest
half IN the history CT the trade. me pro
drction for June was 2,2al, 094 tons. Gem
uared with 2s74. 500 tons for May There IS
y general saggipg tendency N tne prices o.
rig iron and nearly al nnIsheo nlst7I-zl
ard the markets are very dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07

for the market On limited supply prices VAS ss
advanced 50cgsJ on veals- and ABOUT ~ u
same on outtsrTniii.s which we're s scaLcs- 20
choice veais sold at sS9s $40 80 per 100 10 |.
at So 5Oas6- Dressed calves firm and higher
y = q 15c for city dressed veals q 1Sc for
country dressed calves. e911e for city dressed
sa5ssI - : csrt seH l'4 s.a,a q, 10 p
II throwOats. Is7 u: So: 5. rs 10. So. Il butt
W Hume: Il veals. 1ss p. $40 So 3d.
l@ts ID. $40: throwouts. t56 ID. 81
SO so 2s5 Ils ID SO. % mixed calves 1si
~ IS 30; tarowouts, tJS ID, 81 butter
JelIife. Wright & co az vsals. 152 n.
SO so; 3. f2T ID, SO; 9 throwouts. 40 ID. 81.
81 hutterrnlIks. rs IS. s. 70
andrew Mullen; Is vssIs. III ID. s9 50.
shrowoCts. 12o ID. 81. 70 burterrnIIss. 15I ID.
John nu ice5 ' 1 .e = las n s7ose. 1as
ID. so. l. l22 ID. SO 30
Il. Hollis: vsais. 147 ID. SO 80. !. 1ss
sanders. 25s veals. 14s b. SO. 40. IA
III 90 - mixed; l4s II. s. 50; : calis. 40
: aldd & Co: 50 veals. $50 Ii. 50 rs: 81.
80 81 H. 80 80: As few fed calves. ia 10.
Tohin & shannon. - veaIs. Isl n 50 IS;
Il throwouts. 1s7 ID. 81. Virginia veal. 10
a. AfeP 3s.4 s Co. % state calves. 15s ID.
81; Virginia veals. 15T h. 50. 3. 14S ID. 50.
"a = IT
20, a. az L.rg!-lta calves. I33 70. So 50.
sHEEP AND L31iBS-Recsipts % cars Or
1.e1- mead, including d cars for the market. a
as on sale Sheep n limited Supply and stssd-;
IS.uoS active and strong light recsiots ard
az NE clssrtngS vanred- Common 70 prime s1eeo
SOFA az So9S4 IS per 100 u. meGiuna 20 crofc.
ialnos se1s9s a few head tcomrcnl. 81. wear
Nngs. S39<7, Dressed mutton firm a. s--7IIr
Per ~ dressed lambs e d15e and hog dressed
Sales-Tobin s shannon. pa Ksn-rc<v lanes.
q d svsrags. 50 per 100 %. 233. 70 y. So aos
IS go: 25s Wsst Virginia. SIS p So IS: geo vir-
snt4- s. n 50 p; Kenrucky sheep. IT .,
2 70 ., . u. 81. West Virginia Ss =, 50 rs,
STATE. SO =. 81
MePheEsoE 3 c. go Virginia lambs. SO y.
s. o 241. 20 70 S. u: 245 20 =. s. 6217. 1ee.
50 p. S. 30, .. so %, 81 vtrgtni. sheep. "a
y, s. 80, 2 so q. ga.
Newton & Co 81 kentucky lambs. So y.
S So ksnrucsy sheep. rs n 81 30.
ksrls Commission COMPANY g23 KENTUCKY
lambs. 3 p, So. Isl Virginia s. 70. IS So A
Kentucky sheep 20 n 81 -
s. Sanders. 3 state lambs. 70 - s. shsers
81 ID, 81 %.
Andrew Mullen q Fslnsrlvaais lambs. -
n 81 80. sheep los %. 81 10 g. 3s y. SO SO
FOG-Receipts. Is cars. or 2,53T head. IN
GLIDING about 50 head for the market Prices
I'm and medium and Asat hsgs quoted a. - 40
oslo per 100 70, pigs at so 10 and upward
age. 50 90 per 100 =. -oughs, 81 y. Sc -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07

FLOUR AND aIEAL-Fiour inactive and
q So GO; winter straights, s. 80 q 81 65; winter
Raf 7d extra %o H VII PFa SSa' extra So
winter. SO 90 gsS Is; Kansas straights. 81 so
@s5. RYE FLoUR-Quiet; fair 70 good,
SoRNXE4I FIN. kiln died g IS s. 40.
BAG MEAI-Fine white and yellow. 81 40 a
81 so; coarse. 81 So Isl 40. FEED-W estern
-four do. $27 so: red dog. SIS 10; city bran
SIS; red dog. SIS 50; hoIniny cSop. So 50
bulk, So 40 sacks; oimeaI. So so a S3S so
PROYIsIoNs--Firrner at the start. with
prices influenced by Disappointing receipts Of
i've hogs and an advance OF 10 points at the
yards. In the afternoon easy. closing near
the lowest Lard sales 100 tierees November
Steady; mess, $23 500 $26; family, s26 q S26 90;
short clear. $24 80 q $26, BEEF-Mess: SO so
$l7; e15ra India mess: s$o9s BEEF
40 10. 13%c. pigs. 1870 CUT MEATS
= H. 1sc: Il ID, iTiso Picked hams Is a
dG'sc- TALLoW-city. CPS; country. y g
I2.15c; city. 11Txc: refned quiet South Amer
II s5c: CON pound steady 81. da&.c STEAR-
INE-Oleo, lose: city lard, Il 914l=c-
sUGAR-Renned firm and fairly active in
the line Of Withdrawals on cid contracts. but
IS generally believed that the lowest price for
standard graduated is slice net, less ! per
cent cash Raw here strong with advanc-
ing tendency. and there did not seem 70 BE
anything FOR sale except sc for cost and
freight prompt shipment. equal TO 456c, duty
paid. while the spot centrifugal quotation is
! SSc Muscovadc 50 test, 3-s3c, and ulolasses
sugar, so test. 5 a3s. IL is believed that At Sc
something like 10000 bags could be obtained.
London nru1er with July and August at las
ia d, and October December az lis 81. d
RICE-Stea1y but quiet and unchanged.
METALS-CCPPER- dull. spot
July. August, September and October, II S. a
u Zoe, London dull spot. f54 Sc 81: futures
f55 is Sd. Lake here. IL g. = - - he cleo
trolrtic. - % G L. soc. casting. L. 121. l. 25c
TIN-EasY; spot 80 10 a s. eoc. July, August
September and October. 81. 90 a 81. soc. London
closed dull. spot tl49 los futures. $50 f5s
LEAp-Quiet 4STIs a ace New York 2oR
4 2TIee East st Louis London, spot. fI2 lis
Sd sPELTER-Easy. 5,4oG 8 Doe New York
4 a5 a s 05e East st Louis London spot 500
IS IR0N-Cleveland warrants. ASS Cd in Lon
don Local market quiet. No foundry
No Southern, SIG % q sls T5 and No /
southern sort, SI6a sls IS. Pig iron certificates
MofAssEs AND syRrrs-steady but quiet
and unchanged
NAVAL sTOREs-Spirits turpentine nrnar
with fairly good demand light stocks ana re-
sultant small offerings
oILs-Linseed unchanged Refined petro-
ieun steady a T.65c for standard white, in
barrels at New York.
2.10o barrela but prices vera steady, closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, July 8. 1910
HEFYEs-Recsipts. So cars. or I.6sO head
Including Il cars fer the market; IS cars 70
be sold Steers rather slow ana generally steady
TO a small fraction lower, bulls ana cows dull
and weak. all The offerings went 10 the scales.
Common TO choice steers sold AT IS ao1Ss 50
per 100 II, bulls. So 5a1lS5 so, cows. So 25GS5 20;
tailsnds So. Dressed beef slow at GT12i7c FOR
native caTcasss. binds and ribs. I2H14c, chuc<s.
Sa11c: Texan sides, 5Q10e- Exports frcm this
port to-day, 1000 quarters OF beef
.Sales--S Sanders IT Pennsylvania steers. IS22
u average. IS 80 per 100 70 Ii. 1898 70. IS 50.
II 1871 n, 81 50: 9. to1f n 81 So. - Ohio.
1872 70. So 20; 70. 11ol n, SIS IS; ! bull. 1850
10. SIS so = 1870 n. 81 10. I. 1852 y. 81; 8,
S03 70. So 40: L cows. 11s7 n. So 20; ! eco u.
Sc. 4 so7 70. So so; s hsifers s94 n. IS so
7 shsnloerE s Son. 20 West Virginia steers.
1884 n 81 90: 20 Virginia 1881 n 81 IS, ~
Ohio, 1888 n. 81 10: I. $50 u. So 90
Mcpherson & Co 20 Virginia stesrs- 1855 70.
81 IS. % Kentucky. IlIl 70, 81: 20, 1922 y.
SIS 30. S bulls. s4o n. 50 80. II cows. 1870 n,
Sc 80. g. 1855 70. s. IS; O. 200 %. 81 %
s Judd & Co bulls. 1850 n. 81 80, I. ESQ
70 S. rs: COWS. $50 n. S. 40
Andrew Mullen bulls. i93 n. s. I5s : COW,
$50 70. s. 50. l. TO n. So: .. $40 n s. So /.
Jeiiife. Wright s Co bull. 1870 n. 81. 6.
72s 70. s. 10: /. 700 n. IS 50; cow, 1000 70.
SO "a: l. $40 10. IS I. T4o 10. Sc SO: ?, 7a5 n.
& & L s Diuenbaels: bulls s25 70. IS rs
G. Curtis & Son; COWS. TT n. IS so: g.
SIS 70. So; :, TAO 10. 81 60. 1. $50 no. s. So. I.
u John pueey ] cows. s4s n. S. IS :, 100 70.
6aLvEs-Receipts. aa11. including 174s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07
BRINGS GOOD CROP NEWS
New York Central President
Back from Western Trip.

r9uts-, c Brown president Of the New
---k Central Who has Just returned 10 this
-. --,-s z -hree weeks Western trip, said
-.e-a-ss~ n speaking OF the crop outlook
~ genera conditions IN the territory Wis
to- ~ RIM
N cr- ines. particularly the Big -Four.
,5s cro7s are good. In Iowa. Missouri,
r71ssz z-5 al but the northern part Of
V.-rssts they vii harvest fair average
r-s-s. 50 far as nv observation went In
80 ~o--he-1 states. q course. conditions
&c -o- So zsusfsctorE-
r0f The much discussed land speculation
= ssu- am heard very little I do not think
-+s-e = az Danger from that quarter The
--v weather that Northwestern Canada has
sr,s-lercsz -i-:s season has greatly retard-
= Tie TOW q emigration from our farming
z-z-ss across he border I think the effect
Ill hs 20 turn the settlers toward the
-orttz-esr --ere they are more needed
Business men N the West are in good
tsgrs s-d generally cheerful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 6--wHEAT-spot dun. y,
red western winter. stock, ruru-ss easy
Tulv. 6s elSd: October. is 1854. December.
IS IIs8d CORS-Spor hrTn, old American
mixed IS 4l-d. do via Galveston. 1s Sd. new
lSiIn dried IS Sd. futures DUH; september.
IS 50 October, Is sad PEAS snadlan a..
FLOTR-Wiuter patents, as Cd HOPS N
London CPacihc Coastl- fSqt4 IS BEEF
Extra India mess. 1855 Sd PcEh-Rriirts
mess western. 1855 Cd HAMS-Short cut.
Tss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cut, i9s. snorr
rfb ard clear bellies. T4s 90: long clear MIC
dies light I5s. heavv. AS. short clear nscAs-
SOS SHOT-L DERS-Sguare, 6Ts Cd LARD
prime western rfsrces. sis Sd American r.
aned pals SIS CHEESE nadian nasss
white and COloreG- 2eV. iSs ID; Wn-ts- ogss
coIorsa SIS. TCRPENrfN E-SptrttS EOS 3D.
ROSIN-C0umon- I3s PsfRCLEL Ne =
fined, SPOT rs Sc. TALLOW-AUstrallan IN
London, rrm, Sos ID
London July 6.-SCGAR-Eaw centrifugal.
44s ed rrfzcovadO Us As q. beet July. 1+s
IILd LINSEED-CaIeutta- July-Aususr SOS
- TINSFED OIL. COS Cd SPERM OIL
s. ROLEU8l-Americsn refined. sd
s~Irfts I'd TTRPENTINE-SpirlCS 40s I+sd-
NATURALIZATION strained. 1Ss Sd. fine. 1Ss
Sd .,.,,,-.. - -
81 ceutfrles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07
TOPICS OF TIE STREET

s-ysEIES TRADING--Fereign houses
e. -s-l . Upward q 2. 90 shares IN the local
atslee
4AEkET CONDITIONS-In their jay
T.-el-, Spencer TEask & Co say, II part
= --lst d evident that for the fras pelLS
anerksIs XII be largely dominated ny
r,-Ssslcf on which Il Is unfortunately III
se~~s-s4s 70 form q Judgment, namely. tAe
fr-~-ss. As might be expected IN the g
s---A-@Scee, business is SLOW ing down
s. II Itself and viewed from bfoeo
- So eelut =. IL our judgment. fortunate
- csn otherwise. IN the natural o.
- lllngs our speculative 1enoeLI-r-o
20 e checked, our Wsstetpl NERVOUS
e1trars gances stopped Instead or
s-,.,,,-.e dollar and spending Two We
49, make one and save half Nnen We
- we as-iIi accumulate wealth, money
1tia - way into the banks aTlo titeu
: oollas. AS regards the bond market,
- beeIl very dull and inclined 20 marx
- :. dnL,i 2 clearer perception can be llad
r. future This refers more parucn-
- tc he active issues which are listed
re Kew York Stock Exchange. inere
Or me other hand, been q pretty
So Demand from private inclVldlaAs
5r7' LIS OF well secured industrial afo
81 seFTtce corporations that net > per
~. e cur judgment the demand Tor
- sesoE Is likely 10 show greater &C
ia. - the coming month, owing 10 ne
III ,o.Kleend and interest disbursements
,ussS fcr TIE reason that TIE siflalt "
saaPs growing inclination 10 lhis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago july SIN 4 stsnpads az ths close
TO-DAY short sellers. excited b. u-rcr-c6d
rUnlor thar sales OF wheat for export hat been
made az Winnipeg bid I'd prices : G21-c above
last nights figures. Other grain made
struggling finish-coru az &c advance % 81 -zo
decline cats a shade OF 70 &c gain Las- 5als5
OF hog product shovel losses q - -4tzc- =
remarkable decrease in the worlds availaols
supply Of wheat upset the confidence O ehs
bears Just when the situation except n thai
particular seemed nearly all that could -
wished. TEsn came news OF squeeze IN tns
JuIys option a. Winnipeg. and soon tdsrs followed
2 report Of sxoort sales IN that city SEM
panic here enSUsd prices responding 70 trar1rt'
buv-fuz The close was strong and not n-ucI
below the tcD prices reached The only basis
discovered however for the talk OF exports IA
~ me faer thar 2 single dealer az Winnipeg
received z E-atuitoUs request 70 cancel soir-
ol4 sales at 3T5- below the Manitoba price be
fore the latest Sc advance had bean scored
a. me Tar North exchange. Rain n me No-1--
west made 4 lower market early - r,uch s.
in facr THAT selling On The decline vas d -paotF
oyerdcne. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07
IMPORTS OF GOLD BEGIN
e,caoements Said To Be More
than $1,000, 900.

.-sn.s were made yesterday, II
A-,e5 from good sources, for the I'M
We - of between sl.eno.0oo and s, 600 goo
Tei~. t,ss city frcr1 London
fns 81 the large institutions which usu-
Ser IN any import or export move
Sd "a enld 6.sciained any knowledge OF
ns.-. engagement saying that there
Hs ,roft n the operation ct the PRE-
rats OF exchange and no occasion
F~l-. .-s,,resur gold while money rates were
as now; although adding that they
80 Al import movement Of consider
= x-ol,rne II TIE raAl-
- s,-e;r- exchange market was weak
~ demand sterling declining ten
60. 70 $50. At that level. inter
- h.akers said, gold could be drawn
T.,sru without difficulty, unless
- xhonld he rapid advance in dis
;, ne British capital, where the
-. 5,seount rate rose yesterday g
-. 50 -,e -zI-nors Of gold engagements
York. Il IS said 70 be not IN
- ~ .,st some Of the South African gold
-. .--ive II London en- Monday may
= secured for this city
-, the last few months n. foreign
market has declined from the
~. .-,c-1 level 10 the import point large
consequence Of the placing Of heavy
-, bond issues abroad and the ex-
-. purchases Of other American secu-
- ~ European investors. The engage
=. II geld effected yesterday is the first
-. heavy import movement III the
- months Of 1907. at the time OF the
psnlc.
~ news that e gold engagement had
=, arranged caused q sharp advance in
= .-,-lz market, which earlier in the day
- bsz- weak. with new Low records in
e. common e-d ether issues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. July s-CATTLE-Fece.pts. -
GOO STEAD .z: steers Sc % Ss55 esvs, e q
calves. s3q IS: sroclseers and feeders s48s5 -.
HOGS = Rscslpts, 10000: 1o9 ISe .tsnsc.
mixed, 50 % @ SO 40 light. 50 20 - Sc; pack
ing. Sc So SO 10. pigs. Sc zol7 % 90 oTIk
steady; sheep. IS SIS 7 81 IS ysarltrss. 81 Is .
SIS %: lambs. 81 p q So 80
400 Including 8 zoo sourhs-ns: steady 20
strong. Southerns strong to i0c hig-e-'
fair 70 good. s. 756s7. western. s59s7 =:
stocke-s and feeders s. 259 g So seuIhsr--
81 156s5 .: hsitsrs. S 75a S. bulls. So $50
So. calves. sass HOG-RscslPts rec:
aEks .asa Lac hiss sac 5o e g3 sgk agf
Butchers. So 05 q 50 so; light. So cog SO s..
pigs SO 50 50. SHEEP-Recsipts. : 500. mar
i f7t $ Sc. 1afhsrs s. 3 @ss ewes. S. $50
s. IS, stockers and feeders g 20 8 SO
p-i-ns steers. 81 70 IS Is vEAL@Recetp-s.
20. active and strong. 81 50 80, HOGS-Ee-
so s5G SO 50. Yorkers- So 90 a SO 10. pigs. $40
ESQ 10 Togshs :. g - ~ rs Is 90 IzaE sS
9Rs2P lstsii 600 active and STEADY.
srs s5a So Is. ewes. 81 IS s. so sheep
--'t Cincinnati n July -cArTL-R.ee.pts
1855; euiec: far e good 755pPsrss s. I39
shippers. g s. 4 50 40. common, SO 2sg So g
SAEEP-EtSC7IpLS. oro5-r SL~S--s So
Lambs steady. s46 IS g
Pftrsburg July 6--CATTLE stea1ys suPr
light. choice 81 SjfsS Is. prime 81 5o'GSI ~
SHEEP higher Supply light: PRIME Te1nsrs-
81 9OGS5 10. cUlls and coLaanon $50 -a--2s-
SsTss s.. veal calves. s99S9 70 HOGS higher
receipts heavy; prime hsavlss- 50 5OdS9 g: re
dtuuls 50 1888 So: heavy Workers. 50 so1s6 g
light Yorkers. s1oGs10 10. pigs, SO logSlo ~
r5ughs SSGSs 80.
TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Louisville, July 6.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
receipts. 1895: for the week thus ta-. u. az
Market dull and draggy: buyer and seliers
unable to set together; prices 29c lower rhen
YESTERDAY. and best LAMBS sold from Tesc -
&C. seconds. ) = Q SC, cuIls. 4G517c, ard IA
sheep. about &c down. common sheep dull ard
4rarzv. fair call tor choice stock ewes, plain
ana common ewes slow OF sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07
2 Z f RELATING CASE
Eosd Asks That Jury Be Discharged
Three Tons OF Evidence

Philadelphia July Counsel for the
Pennsylvania Railroa6 asked the United
rtzrez District Court today 70 discharge
re 7uyv sworn last November 70 Try the
czses brought by eleven coal companies
aEz.rz- -hs railroad tc- the alleged grant
- cT -ehates and Discrimination. L vas
-ge5 that the 1u-ynen viii be unable 70
-acau me testimony already giEen Then
M case comes I'd again n October
- Neal three tons c. Documentary Ell
tszce ~-ere produced a. the opening Of the
-rs- and tbs case MAS continued until this
ei6e--e vas -abuia-ed- The tsbulators
-spo--ed last april that they had com
zis-ed their work AMI the case vas SET for
--sl IN October.
he railroads ettorne- also asked that
Ii order consolidating the cases be re-
Tossd and that they be tried separately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-07
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

While for time in the early afternoon
shorts on the Consolidated EAcElau .s
ding vigorously in their efforts TO cover.
sentiment toward the close Of me Gay
again shifted 10 the bear side. Win stochs
offered fresly ar the higher levels. The Top
Quotations for Union Pacific, Southern Pa
cifie. Amalgamated Copper and sne 4ll1Ss
were all q fraction under the New foCh
Stock Exchange high figures. Il vas
argued that the rally Ike other rallies OF
the recent past. would prove only q TEN
porary episode N bear market. oh IH5
forenoon smash nearly all the leaoInS
shares registered low prices for the Day
that We're under the other board, WIN
Reading selling down TO 1882, Union "a
cifc TO 1872 and Copper 10 56zs, al one.
quarter OF q point under, while Unlted
States Steel common fell 70 67ss, one-eighIh
OF 2 point under. Business was heAvy'
with the sales totalIing I29 $50 shares. LIE
tailed operat ions follow.