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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-08
BIG SALE OF LOTS.

within year large sum Of 1lo1sv has
hssp Invested in the upbullding o. Long
pr,,ch. and realty values have risen as a
-sz,,,+ This section IS closer TOW Z, Ne"
yort,,s business centre than ever before ~
rho oneration of the McAdOo t1znsis direct
from the New JERSEY terminals. When ire
pennsylvania terminal station is completed
+,srsit conditions between Long Branch
ard Nsy Work uiT be almost perrecS
>Thase facts should weigh with investors az
tFa sale OF Norwood Park property IN t1~
West End section Of Long BraTicn py 30
seDn T Day tomorrow az 20 p n csor
wood Park - ONLY tf-rse-nlruts drive q,
=, rwelve-n1inuta walk from the Wesc Eng
station of Long Branch
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MECHANICS LIENS


10TH ST. 8 - e O. Ave a. soxfee. L.
mora Contracting co azr john Doe. oVsnsr; Sal
vatore Comforts. contractor s5sG -
PERRY AVE. vs. se-3 r. OF zoTth 1T. rs,
s3x25xs'6- :; q r Raymond 4, 90 sgr Enurcr o.
81 Rrsndon. owner: Riley & L0agnsT FssIty 90.
contractor; 81. fJ+ -
SPRING ST "a. Isasc Ssssstv agt Jcs-cn
Csmposil. sdrnr, ovrsrs ssSo.on Brothers. con
tractors: s325
WASHINGToS SQUARE SOUTH Is. cSatts7
LYONS asr Augustus Fisf4cu- cvneTs E'red-vics
IIoofnSon. owner and contractor <ls4-
PARK AVE. cor 18TH AZ. foZ7T1eS;
ktTnler & Cohen sgt Mccarthy 8 May CO. own
er: Paul Rines. contractor; So -
EASTBURN AVE 175e and 1854: Levin
Brothers sgt BeI-1onr Realty and C1usr-Tf~ttcr
90. owner and contractor -. 10.
CoRTLASDT AVE. "a and III: Louis Ma
coIsey ssr Onyx Realty Co. owner and c7n-
tractor. 500 60
CQRTIANDT AVE So so s2s srs ecs sns
%; Louis Hubener ayr ONYX Realty and Con-
srructien 60. owner and contractor S. as
CORTLANDT AVE- cor 18th 81 59x1co.
Louis Hubene- er al AIT ONYX Rsalrv ard Con-
str1ction Go owner and contractor. 8. $40
18th ST III to 147 Vest Howell & Islwrsuc.
agt t0th street Exchanse, o|vner: John F Oxen.
contractor: Ssf5.
CoRTLANDT AVE. So ard 90 and 81 AMI
so Louis Aacousey agt Onyx Realty CO. Cw1sr
and contractor, 8. $50
CoRTLANDT AVE. no and ri: sane ast
same $500 go
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RECORDED LEASES.
fvi.s name and address Of lessee

JULY 7.
Ar-Tu-BoN AVE. = cor Urn 81 sLoTr'
a+-- BROAD CONSTRUCTION CO t. JACOB faSiip..
10 YRS mos from June !, 13lo' $l.oo'' az
dress 554 Wet lB4th 81
HOUSTON ST 153 East; store; Philip PERI
gan TO Harris Shapiro: Z yrs rom -AeS -
faTo. 5000: address. 1913 East Houston st
MADISON AVE. 1871 TO III; 3lst st IS 70
~ Test. Associate Owners TO Labarer1 heai1 I
Hoi5ITs CO. 90 yrs and ei- mos from 1 iln
X. iaio sc5, 900 10 $4,000 address I'7
Madison ave 60,
suERTFF ST IL; Marv X Yates - SaiI1tiei
v-zr,atinsFv. : YRS from May L. 1909 S-'i-@'
address 500 Cherry 81
rrTDEZ ST. 721- Wf1lianshridge; FannI
saani 70 T.lornas Z SkeInion. /" 2rs rom
Nav I. 1910; $3.50; address, III Thden 81
% AVE. 952. store. etc; Morris Iis 3,, 70
Alexander Steiner; = Yrs from q oL'e l. N'A''
$3.50: address. go 9TH ave
3D AVE. 8sc7: store; Beckis shatzsln to
United stores Realty Co . IFs tEoIss aa' -
1918; s., 500; address. Al West 1otA 81
r~1z Az-E 14e5 and 1867: Lewis Danztg 70
- = E5 - : yrs from July I. 1910;
SIS 500. address 1857 9Th ave
7TH AVE. 266; store; Victor Lagor1aTsinto
IN Saruuel Bloom, > WIS l mo from June -
Iqne 5000: address. 266 It'll ave.
74TH ST. o4s west; Benjamin Fox 10 JsGle
cafe and Restaurant Co: from Aprli /, I'i0
10 oct / 1890. $1,000 TO S6'73oi address, IL
Liberty st
o3D ST - West: part Of STORE: Lebold g
90 % Philipskorn Outer Garment SuoP, -
yrs from Aug /. 1910 $1,000: address 90 west
z5TH ST. 81 to es west; schuyler Land, ard
z.,,}5jnr - 70 Narraret Luez. 3 WIS from
Warch I, 1910; S27.ooo; address, 81 West
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COTTAGES LEASED.

The Lewis II May Company has leased
tho foIlowing cottages for the season: Al
Edgemere, for A. Weigert, cottage on Surf
avenue. 10 Dir. Weiskopf-
A. Arverne. for Lester Antier, cottage on
bennington avenue. TO H A Geise; for the
pohe estate. cottage on Wave Crest avenue
20 Louis Frazin: for Jennis sifAoh' cottage
on Jerome avenue, to A cppeiile'ih al"
=, xy,,,au. cottage on Jessica avenue,
TO Joseph Alexander
Al Far Rockaway. for Mrs. Ada L" siniis'
-.+a,o ~ Favview and Healy avenues. to
p : Ludwig: for Joseph CASSIDY. cottage
:. e;,,,,,is beach. 10 Mrs II, McNuity; for
81 NJ pealy. cottage in Loretta Place.
.ra,-ar,, Goldberg: for Mrs. 4. H.
tIeaI,, cottage on Heslty avenue TO L J
atcIta,apv. and for Joseph CASSIDY cot
tage at Sims Beach. to Miss Ficp"ii1
LeEet-
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
zrt.h nars and address Of purchaser.
MANHATTAN

/ ILL &
| MANHATTAN
| AMSTERDAM AVE 17ss; : sty bric Tx
| 100. k7te Tanning 70 Fred Ritterhof and ano
! 7r,tg SIS. 0G0) .ylly 3, 81; address, az
Henry st.
.vrNr-E Z. 2o1. sty brh, 5 = cor nth St
! 22Tes Raw Cohen TO Louis Gordon and ano
| mtg SIS o00), July .; Slo95 address, Sio
VENUE z. 2sa. sty brk, .2oxes. Louis
Gordon 10 Ray Cohen. July . 800 address
coxss- same ct al to same. July ). 800, ad-
dress. same IS above.
AVENUE 2. 2ss. ST. brs. 2oxss; Ray
Cohen to Louis Gordon (nts $4,000. July 8,
AVENUE E 2sl. : ST. brls, cor nth st,
coxsS; Ray Cohen 70 LOU. Gordon and a19
Broadway
BRoApwAT: 200 q r. e fremont n
Ter 70 John Keys; June - 500, address, 1S
| Abingdon square
pROApwAY. . coz 5G5h st. 1871 9xss.7y
/ irrag, United States Realty ana Improvement
/ 90 10 Andrew ] Shipman tTntg $3.50. 060l; 3-4s
! parts; all title and all liens; July o. $780, ad-
dress ~ wen ST
as ID Aiessandro Deli PaoIt TO Giovanni
| Tasso ana ano (mtg $4,000 lFlne 80; $lus
! address. 1la Baxter St
! George schenk TO the Cooperative Social Set
/ Element Society OF New YORK Nov IL 1903.
/ 81. address. 20 Jones 81
LAFAYETTE ST. 5. 2eK65x irres: Ida
| Drrke to willard Baylls. June "a. &;
/ 81 address, 81 Liberty ST.
TEyTxc,TON AVE, 7. 4 sty brk. cor
/ - a. 81 1a3 5xS0 Charles Buck 10 one Lex
t;-1+on Avenue a corporation all lens July
| a SI0o: address, / Lexington ave
| TTxT,cTf,N AVE 1867 10 1911, sty brlS
| = cor 10th ST. I02x70. Adam Muller and anU
| sxrs 10 the Eglise 81 Jean Baptlste tTtg
! $40 oo0): juno -; $4,000 address, LOO East
| 10Th 81.
| MONROE ST. 1oe. stg hrk. % 1oX9&. 10;
,n1st - ia East. - sty brft. 1TlTlo0.1lj
/ .il-s,Ssy and Jacob Ffchandier tris. 80 Will
! a., and Emanuel Fichand!er. joint tenants
1 81 address 10: Monroe st
- 81, II = sty bric q ixsl. Francis
/ Ttm Bnis 10 Francis ! D'Connors July o.
s14 600. address. 100 East lsoth 81
| RIVERSIDE DRIVE 81. sty hrk . cor
| T. Isedier ,lnty s4o, 900 July l. 300 address.
| 81 Riverside Drive
/ f,TVTSGToN ST f54. sly blk. 23Kfoo' Bessie
,yr-eap,ar q. ii 70 Manhattan Island Realty Co
| rltg So, 300. July 8; 500
/ SANE PROPERTY. Samuel Vein 10 same,
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Seen in the Shops

cles. boots, rubber coat and up-to-date dog
needs. It sells for $50 80.
Ceiluloid jointed dolls, very light. sell in
the different sizes for from @ cents 10 8 "a.
4 new FISH reel IN nickel for game fishing
r1luitipIies nine times in one revolution of
the crank. The crank may be heightened
and the end screwed 70 drag the line Il
sells for - Il.
Folding canvas fish baskets and folding
bait baskets are new and sell for 81 IS
each.
Woven wire fy killers are handy around
the windows TO Kill the pests that venture
through the cracks. They sell for 10 cents
Aluminium egg separators are new and
very handy and cost . cents.
Tbs new aluminium potato Washers are
81 cents and are in a rather new shape
Jar holders 10 be used in placing fruit
Jars in hot water cost Il cents each.
The names Of rhops WHERE articles mentioned
~ +-is mage wore seen be obtained by
sending a stamped and addressed envelope to
seen IN the Shops New-Tork Tribune.
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Imported novelty boxes made OF aT7
liner cloth u different shapes, with cal
sada-s and memorandum books n the
eases cosr from % 70 = cents each.
linen coat suits n solid colors. win
tsncy collars and cuffs and with pleated
sklrrs. are selling for S7.s5.
Ll-tie Dresden china boudoir clocks II
quaint shapes are selling at s. cents each
Back -1essaline petticoats have the
fg-ass edged with Persian silk folds ana
- for & s.
Patent leather hand bags, with the tnitiN )
~; or as the buyer wishes. cost 3 cents ~
ne midsummer sales.
White tucked ard fitted wash belts a-e
ssry anucn v-ora and cost only 30 cents.
-3s-s six gloves 81 all the popular shades
1oE being worn are on sale At 10 Genus d
pair for TIE best quality
most elaborate dog basket mas 1ne
e-S end blankets below and e drawer ana
departments above 10 keep the toilet ar
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RECORDED NECKLACES.
with name and address Of lenders attorre
Interest ) per cent unless otherwise stated.
JULY :,
- - - 4 -
MANHATTAN


JULY Z
MANHATTAN
AVE 4. "a. 519 It Il Of 18th ST. 22xes: sty
brk (pTior mtg s.; June -: ". per cent
Giro Greco 10 Antonio Capace: Il 900: attorney.
Joseph Lampiase, 300 Brosdwsy
AVE y. 29j. g cor of 18th st. c2z6s; 8 sty
hrk; n. july ;; 3 yrs, Ray Cohen to Citizens
Savings Bank. $4,000; address. IS Bowery.
SAME PROPERTY. p IN (prtor mtg S..
July 5; WIS same TO same; $4,000, address.
same above.
AVE Z. .s3, eoxes; So hrt. m: July r;
due May Is. 1915 3 per cent; Ray cohen q
Citizens Savings Bank. $500; address, os Bow
err.
AVE 3. 2eJ o0x6S. > sly bris p m prior mtg
5. June .; i yrs. G per cent. ta$ Cohen 10
Joseph y Edeisou $4,000; attorney, jacob Cor
don. $40 Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1TSs. 25zt0o; sty apt.
D m Cprior mtg SIC, 0e01 July q, sra, De per
cent. Frederick Ritjerhoh 70 Kate Fanning' $40
600; attorney. w Canary, Rector 81
AMSTERDAM AVE. SIS s cor Of ssth 81.
%. Sxloo. 8 sly brk prieF mtg sa1 GOD July .,
3 yrs per cent, Nathan L t1oldberg to Mar
garet Bessler. $4,000. address, sos West 43th ST
ALLEN ST. 1873. 25x75; sty hrk prior mtg
SGT .0U0). June Is; VIE. per cent Lizzie 10
Eephson To WiIheinina KratHet1; S-,ppoi attorney.
\ Wa1enbaum. ia Stanton 81
AUDUBON AVE. II cor OF 1T6th ST Pe liz
100 July g. yrs: Granite Construction 90 10
Samuel carey Sl+5.o 600. attorney. iltie GudfaA-
tee ana Trust Co 176 broadway.
BROADWAY = cor OF seth st, runs IL TX
10 TX sS.7 o broadway Il lSis TO Deg
Gas parts; nj; July .: due. ete as per oolil !.
Improvement co: Ss4, 1855. address, III bFoddway
EAST END AVE e3 - 4Xs9, So hrz. July
q. 8 yrs; al Der cent: Tullne hauder 10 Bow
cry Savings Bank $1,000, address. IN Ho'Tfry-
LEX IAtfToS AVE. 7. n cor Of list 81. l-'ia
cent until completion Of building ana % pei
cent thereafter. one Lexington Avenue. q cofph'
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

JULY T.
MANHATTAN
10sTH ST. 42s to As East: rr 50 arm
storage; r Bunke. A2A East 10s,h 81. ovrsrf p
" King. 1SS Liberty ~, architect; cost. $4,000
nth ST. s. STAI1 II Of Sth ave; for
sly restaurant store AMI apts o = Mayer. 2Dss
tscri cost, 3 oOS.
TIE BRONX
MCLEoED AVE. " .. $50 tr = OF Js-ss e.
for a Ia sty frame drx. 1sx3s: = srIn,Ssl.
FigTin ard Liberty avsS 0vrsrs william
Kenny, 2etc Decatur ave. architect; ccs,s 5000.
KAPPOCh ST, s. $50 70 Z Of johnson ave.
for four 1 = sty brk dvgs, 70. E2S; estate q
Isaac 9 johnson. Spuyten Duyvils ewoerss
Robert " Gardner. 10 West 9th II. srCattsr1G
cost. 5000.
ARLINGTON AVE IS e % Escth ST
Tor 2is sty brk dvgs 29-sI32s Escxenfl -s--ass
Co, Alpheus II Favour. ~ william 81. erescsrI-
owners: Robert W Gardncr. L. Wet 2ssn s..
architect: cost. 81. coo.
2eTrH ST. II g. liz n Of Arlington ave- tev
a 2ls Sly brk cwE, Is AKA; Etgshtn Terrace Ca.
Aiph.us II Favour. 81 William ST. president
owners; Robert " Gardner, LIZ Wes. 2o.1 e.
architect; cost. s, 600.
BAILEY AVE g. 1872 A. 9 u yk1s I0dS-
pendence 81: for a sly crx cerrn-. HoNnr7os
SeilitO & Df Blasse. Ills Intervals ava owners.
Charles s Clark. t-5 fremont avs, arc,ts>cts
cost $50. 600
TTTNER PL. cor Webster a7s. sc- . ~
brix factory. 56x1S6-s the fremont Mills, A.
Jacobs 81 Greene 81. president. owueTss Shire Il
Kaufman, 10 East I'D ST. architects COST
So, COO.
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of Interest TO 6Uomen

custard, except that the unbeaten whites
are used, instead Of the yolks. Mix four
spoonfuls OF powdered sugar and pinch of
salt With the whites Of four eggs Grad
ilally stir them into two cups of rich milk
II the whites are added carelessly to the
milk they will not mix well with It. Flavor
nicely and bake in cups, like an ordinary
custard- If the cups are huttered and the
custard has not wieyed. It can be turned
out. and the white mounds served with
yellow sauce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-08
IN 7uE AUCTION MARKET.

The auction sales held yesterday at tne
Real Estate Exchange salesroon1' NOS -
and 1s vegey street, resulted as follows;
By Joseph ?. Day.
snTH ST. 226 266 # Of "a ave, fo1
1nc .. ST. tenrrt ana store; sold TO piaIn'4-L O
81. COO ,e-., :.
KELLY ST. 1866. :, Has # n Of 18TH 1,r 81.
81 sx14 1Ox27- 5x74.s = stZ frame o'o6 11Io W
soid 10 the plaintiff for $9'eoo-
BRYANT AVE. 2061, " cor I,sth :, ST 80 L.
80 2x109 9xs1s . sty dwig; sold to O'is Il =" ia
i'4 Bv 7 H. Nayers-
122D ST. IA s. III IT " OF Leno1 az 4 fo1
100 II: 3 sty dwIg; sold to the pIal4i'Ii iOi
Fv Samuel Marx.
74oTz ST. o2e. n s, 1865 = W OF ID aTe, 4ioS
1aA IL 8 sty tenrrt and stores: sold 10 FRANCISCO
Rohrlann for $4,000.
,,o7.ET ct a2s. Z = sos. 4 e " o. ID ave. a sT
,nd ~. v+y Tenrnt and stores; sold TO Francisco
Rohrann for S45,s0o
PARK AVE 4o53 " :. $50 II OF f14ih 81
fs sxf 100 4x2o 7xI00i St. frame o"ls' sou ~
plaintiff fer 81. 100,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-08
VIDE HATS GLOR|F|ED
,,oars in Straw 0verIaId with
EnqIish Embroidery.

wide hats OF the season-the cape
.,e Parisienne-seera 10 have been
haes - make the short woman who
,he must not wear them bewail the
hs II her fate The newest Of these
ea- ..--s sre not only unusually graceful
!. .0rrn. but are also interesting because
,s.r show the many lovely effects 10 be
stained "a by the use OF English embroidery
O. -. n tire shops down Broadway lately
--,-.s from Paris a number Of models.
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IN Oakland avenue, between Park Place
end Fensinzton Place, 10 George F. Sh9y,
end three similar plots 10 the White Town
COMPANY which Is now erecting three Alsh
class residences on the plot -.
Al Kenmore Wllitestone: plot bH40o
feet IN 4th street, between sixth and sew
- .venues 70 a private investor.
A. Rowne Park Flushing; 4 plot 5oxieo
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CULINARY SUGGESTIONS.

Fl : gold and silver custard. prepare a
FAXED white cuSJard and serve il with a
T,ch yellow boiled cI1staTd sauce II the
Tlits part Is favored with fresh grated
tocosnu- and the yellow is favored with
r-a-s6 orange rtnd. 4 VII taste as good as
& locke
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JULY =
ETH ST, 5o6 East. ErsakIin & CO ast p
Cronis - al. March =. 1ef0: SIS 70
18Th ST, aes wsst. Fre5er1ck J Tfss< ss-
Julius VI COIN 81 a.. June - 1910. ss@
18TH ST g between Simpson a. and SOUTH
ern Boulevard: Albert Harrizan a1- East 18Th
Street Realty 90 81 al: July >. 1910. s1I3 %
10TH ST. $40 East: Jacob KErisndchils az.
Barnet PrtntnaE ct "a: FEB S. 1910 cor boud1s
$500
SAME PROPERTY: william. A Tomas sss
same: Dec J. 1868 10y bond. s171 so
SANE PROPERTY: LYMAN shapiro az- saras.
Nov - ls1a s-v bordt. s3T0
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Talar g 81 should be. for il makes q oe-
Acipus dessert L IS Just like an ordinary
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New House for Sale
NEW JYRsEy.
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
wEsTCaEsrFR COUNTY

PHrrrPsE MANOR ON THE ECDscN
Ous mile unobstxuctsd river frortaSe: 80 mod
EN- residences near completion ADDRESS
PHILIPPE NANCE CO.
prfffDSe Manor. Ne~ ToFs-
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most elaborate dog BASKET mas 'Ns
80 snd blankets below and e drawer ans
Compartments move 70 keep the toilet arti-
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-29
Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Local securities continued quiet and featureless
yesterday. with variations worthy of note.
North Alaska salmon company was ex dividend
of 15 cents.
The Comstocks were quiet and weak with
of them lower. In the southern Nevadas
the active stocks were MacNamsrs. which ad-
vanced from 80 cents to 81 cents. and West
End, which declined from 50 cents to 80 cents.
ticularly MacNamara. The leading Goldfelds
were weak. Florence declining from S2.01 to
s2.05 and the merger from $9.05 to So.
The Ionopah mining companys regular quar-
terly dividend of 25 cents per share and extra
dividend of Il cents recently declared will be
paid July 21 TO stock holders of record June 30.
The mines of Tonopah district shipped total
of 7.4S3 tons of ore of estimated value of
S1S7 .075 to the mills last week. The Tonopah
mining company sent 3.4j0 TONS the Belmont
1.750 tons. Montana lob tons. Tonopah Exten-
sion 500 tons, MacNamara 250 tons, West End
f60 tons and Midway 100 tons.
A wire from New York yesterday said Curb
market rallied at the close notably Ely Central
and Nevada Hills. the latter bought by western
houses. although in small quantities it is easily
moved a market for 1000 shares taking it
from 81 rs to Sl.7O. There has been large
short Interest in Nevada Hills and good many
small traders took profits. 1000 shares traded
In.
AT the Yellow Jacket mill during the last
week the tonnage put through 1O69 tons.
divided as follows: Jacket dump rock. 355 tons;
Jacket mine ore. 274 tons; Crown Point ore,
440 tons shipment of over 1S tons Of con-
centrates made to the smelter from the
mill. The highest grade ore taken from Jacket
was from the surface. 81 averaging Sc. 26
per ton The 400 level yielded considerable
low grade. saved during the process of pros
pecting work In Crown Point the extraction
of from stope No. J., the yield being
$40 cars of S6.o3 ore. Crown Point shipped p
tons of concentrates to the smelter. The out
200 and 500 levels averaging better than $6
the
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-29
Foreign Futures
TVS
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Futurc Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO. June 2s.-Rumors were heard to-
day that stock iobbing interests have been in
nuencing the wheat market for effect securi-
ties. AS result grain prices were extremely
nervous and investors sold during all bulges.
Nevertheless, hot, dry weather in the north
west caused further advances. The close, too.
was firm. 1c TO 1asc net higher. All other
staples headed in the opposite direction, corn
finishing unchanged of lac lower, oats unchanged
TO CSC lower and hog products down sc to 25c.
Crop experts in the spring wheat district
added to calamity talk as a. rule but few
northwestern exchanges led the advances Win
nipeg In particular 1t was noticed that the
firm which has bought wheat here the most
freely In the last three or four days was
heavy seller throughout the session. European
markets were mainly higher. but showed no in
dtcations of excitement concerning a Russian
cholera report that caught the attention of the
crowd in the final hour and was an element in
bringing about the top quotations of the day.
Traders quickly changed their minds to the
Importance of the news from Russia, prices
reaching an average OF &c. but closing firm be-
cause of high temperatures and reported still
worse conditions in North Dakota. September
11sc up at $1.0l3s to $1.011a.
There WAS great deal OF country selling of
small lots in corn. September fluctuations were
between 599sc and 60%c, with the close &c
of at $3.50. The cash market was weak. No.
yellow finished at 60@6OAc.
In oats the disposition to take profits pro-
nounced. Price limits for the September de-
livery we're 3Sasc and 39c, with last sales at
3S9s @3SAc. a net decline of &c to Nc.
Packers bid persistently for July pork. At
the windup that option was off only &C, as
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High Low Close
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-29
Potatoes Onion. and VegetabIe~

As usual on Tuesday. receipts OF seasonal
farm and field produce were quite heavy. and
although there good demand for nearly
everything the list prices inclined to
easiness. Arrivals Of green were increased
TO more than 600 sacks, causing break In
values. With most receivers So. so a sack was
top figure. and choice stock could be bought
for $3.50 late in the day. Tomatoes were
easier. while cucumbers and summer squash were
very weak. String beans and peas were firm
limited supplies. and all of the aspara gus
received readily disposed of at satisfactory
rates Onions were firm. with prices pointing
upward. while potatoes were In ample supply
and merely steady.
Potatoes-Per box, 40Ge5c; in sacks, 10000
per ctl,
onions-New red. sl.eO@2 per sack; new yol-
low. $262.25 per ctl.
vegetables Asparagus. s1.25@1.75 per box: to
matoes. I5c@S1 for small and $2.5O63 for
large boxes: green peas. 465c per 10; string
beans, 5Gsc per 10; summer squash. 3564Oc for
small and 60GI5c for large boxes; eggplant 66
&c per lb; green peppers. 46Sc per ID: garlic
4@5c per 10 for new; cabbage. 50d60c per ctI:
eucumbers. 4066Oc for small and 81 25d / so
for large boxes: caulinower. 4065Oc per dozen:
turnips. I5c@s1 per sack: carrots. 75c6Si per
sack; rhubsrb. 504 I5c per box; green corn,
$l.50G2.50 per sack.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-29

SHOR TS BUYING
STOCKS TO COVER

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The par
alIel speculation in stocks and in
wheat showed evidence today of a
realizing movement in the sense
of buying stocks to cover shorts
and of profit taking sales in
wheat There was TO material
change in the conditions which
prompted the movement.
The large influence or the
course of the markets played by
the crop situation in the north
west does not admit of doubt.
The immediate relief TO the most
severe of the weather conditions
there was proved by the official
terms of the weekly bulletin of
the weather bureau, which re-
ported improvements due to timely
rains in the more southern por-
tion of the spring wheat region
There was, however, the quail
flying statement that rain in
abundance is needed in early ali
portions of the district. There
was much attention paid to the
constant estimates of the amount
OF the damage already done to
spring wheat and the coase-
quences to be expected to railroad
traffic and general business aa-
tivity in the sections affected.
OF the more abstruse causes of
the break in the market there
continued TO be much confused
conjecture. The force of events
gives warrant to the supposition
that the adjournment of congress
and the return to New York OF ].
P, Morgan had failed to bring out
a day for stocks which had been
counted on by party in the spec
ulation. The paucity of the de-
mand was the fact beyond dis
pute.
Representations of opposition
from the miscellaneous shippers
to the a agreement over the rates
between meat packers and the
railroads were cited as calculated
to invite renewed agitation
against the proposed advances in
freight rates. The complaints of
this agreement take the form of
accusation of a community of in
terest by mutual ownership in the
railroad companies and the cen
traiized industries, whose assent
is being sought to higher freight
rates. A common profit at the ex-
pense of smaller shippers is al
legged as a ground for proceedings
before the interstate commerce
commission to interfere with the
program.
Rates for money showed little
change. but the tone was some
what f1rmer.
The days small net changes are
due to the covering movement
among the bears and supporting
orders.
The early downward plunge es-
tablished new low records for the
year in some of the market
leaders.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par value). S1,S73,OOO.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.