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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
SOMA FIDE

We offer a First Mortgage SO cold Bono
earning 1--WE times its interest charges. WIN
MS ~ allotted 500 lu stock which IS earning
100. 500 and $500 bonds. directors are men
OF high standing in New YORK. 10 Wont COST
-Ou anything TO investigate ana you "-'' mani
nam NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY. l25l
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INDUSTRIAL ASSN
Employment Agency

II WEST 4aD ST. Near 9th Ave.
for select help. an nationalities; references
strictly investigated and on file. Ieiepn'"'
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I ,lIrcInl01iN,Ei ll.I1.I CoMPANY.

PRIVATE party viii sell 10 shares o. "a MOI
ing picture manufacturing COMPANY " l ..
has Just paid &c. and VIII sho" a nue. p -' 81.
di,idend In The future. interest paid quari-fiy'
- - Ln..t I'm ..LLL-.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

American A. Foreign Teachers Agency.-Sup-
piles Professors Teachers, Tutors. Governesses.
etc. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
20 Mrs N J Young Fu-ton, ~ onion -Ila-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

GARDENER German. single. TWO. four and
SIX years with private families. first class
references. knows his business IN and ONT doors;
would like 20 take charge q gentleman.s estate.
T. r. Goo Sd ave.
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LAWYERS.

A FORMER PROSECUTING ATTORNEY GIVES
free legal services unless successIul sixteen
years experience. everything. eYef5wheTe' h0on
ga. Marfridge BuilIing. a West S4th 81.
1.,Ivs any COUNSELLOR AT Law,
rooms f021-i .O23. Marbridgs Building liz"
rroad~ay corner 34th 81
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Winthrop Employment Agency

3. West 3Sth NJ. Phone lo9@ huilas 49,
AT CARPENTERS Employment Agency los
ON ave. Established 1s+i. We nave U.s.
coachmen. gardeners, grooms, married coupieSIi
farm foremeu farm hands. All nations wen
recommended.
CHAPLEs WILSON'S Employment Agency.
Telenuone 2224 Plaza. 14l East 3Ith st sup
,ies FIRST class servants to private faInllies- Az
refe1er - investigated.
W0CDyFFE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 80
w. 5sth st-waitress. chembernaid' G sVn-
eraI homework, cooks wanted, CIT! VI 10""
nv ! il. Bond, tel Pap Plaza
COOKS butIerR. second men, wai;r>sses laih,
dresses chambermaids. kitchen1nalds' la ,,rn
maids cooks who launder. general noeseWon-
en- Jussila Employment Agency oeo LeA'As
ton ave.
j. v ODIgLL q FREDERICK EOBBINs: EN-
plovment Agents. s25 Sixth ave. near 4Ith 81
Tel 2SO1-JTyant. Best private FAMILY nsip' wi
erences Investigated.
JULIEN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY furnishes
promptly only frst class. reliable domestic ana
other help. Bryant Building. ~ west 42d 81
Telephone 43si-Bryant. -
MRS. FLAHERTY'S Select Employment
Agency 4sJ Columbus ave. bet. 81 ana S+th
SITS Tel al River. Mrs. Mary J. Dunno Prop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

fIA1BER1IAID- WAITRESS - Neat Amer
lean girl. willing oblis.ug. best references
SO. f-le1d Norwegian. excellent nursery girl.
500 Osterberg's Agency ZIG Lexington ave;
rr' 1855 Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
ANTIQUES s.
GEsUINE ANTIQUES

deMulN6 RNiggUES Exchanged.
Henry " We'll. 69s Lexington ave. cor. 18th.
MICROSCOPES guns mathematical. surgical
and surveying Instruments unredeemed
pledges a speciality NICKLiNS OLD Curl
osITY SHOP, 1893 PARK Row.
DT sATVO BROS Antique furniture. bric-a-
brac Sheffield and solid silver 3os 4th ave.
27th ST. Tel 2246-Madison SQUARE
EBIF.s ART GALLERY. 100 West 42d St
Antioues curios Old jewels. silverware. rare
fans pslntings miniatures and weaponA Old
gold bought
GENUINE PAINTINGS. 400 years old: rare
works or art. property OF an old italian
family now residing IN TINS country. John
Findlav fO5 Ward ST.. paterson. \. j
HIGH GRADE cabinet making, upholstering.
polishinr repairing Monitor Bros. I'll Lex
ington ave. Tel. 25lB-Plaza
{. X. MANLY's CHAs. DICKENS CT RIOsiTY
SHOP. now st $50 West saith ST.
antiques. reproducilons and Inol-rn rlrnItnre:
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PF0TTrFR and SLSTER-French. chamber
maid and Iaunt-ess. brother butler, wiling
and obWgug. highly recommended city "r
c0ur.-r Norrows AEencN. III LtHiA- i'ii ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

FARMLAND - Sweae. 81 good a.i around
band. milking, teaming. etc. references. com
nste1t willing j., Mat.eWson Agency, SIS
1+b .vH Talernora rs BRYANT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

CHA2IBERM AID WAITRESS, SO neat
Young gil with excellent references. city or
country a. Mathewson Agency. SIS 9th
ave. -el S7s BRYANT
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HELP WANTED.

1ldAc-
xr-NBER Of good statesmen wanted at once
attractive proposition. Apply after Mon
lOt - r,s.p Manufacturing Company, ESQ., Sd
ave. Brooklyn. New a9-k-
-s-S-1rs WANTED 10 introduce article which
AD.i,--e reiuce household expenses, particulars
49,. write to-day. The Holden Merchandlslng
10 West 18th ST. New York City.
~, ,frXTY WRITING SONGS; thousands
p sollare for any one who can write sue
s.e,i words or music. past experience IN
e~sssarv. we want original song poems. with
H,-ithout music Send US your work to-day.
- vy-ife for free particulars u. Kirlsus Dug
see Co. Dept as. Washington. -. G.
7soND sALESMEN-A large financial institu-
,ion has an opening IN its bond department for
80 esnahle Ciean-cut young men, with good
.-,ueiutgnCeg O. sell bonds Of small denomina-
,,ors. splendid opportunity Tor permanent and
,-cNfabie connection. good acquaintance more
essential than experience. state age ana present
S.ee,,pstiou. For Interview address Il. Box 40.
tribune Cficc.
Wv wanted I'm law office. Christian. l5-l6. re-
SIDING in BrooSku with parents: must be neat
cq,ee and switchboard experience preferred. this
10 not a vacation position. 8ppiy IN own hand
writing Address W. NJ. r. Tribune Ofice.
r0N'T SLAVE for wages: earn 81 20 So daily
ara De your own boss. particulars free. The
PgTsr,de Co.. Box 4i6 PHILADELPHIA. ia;
rpf-r. ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells about over
g84 G0O protected positions in L. : service
NOW thun 40 GOO vacancies every year, there -
q bic chance here Tor YOU. sure and generous
nsv lifetime employment easy 20 get, Just ask
f5r booklet C3iS. no obligation. Earl Hcp6Ihs'
vaslircr1n, n. a.
WILL start YOU earning 50 daily al home in
susro time silverins mirrors; no capital Tree
instructive booklet giving plans OF OPERATION
c. + Redmond, Dept 272 Boston, Mass.
,rN and women agents 20 handle article. sells
a. sight. two 10 six ALMOST every nome par
tca,ar rree Economy MIS-. CO.. Desk H.
Augusta. Ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

USEFUL. MAN-German, 50. car care horse.
COW garden. etc can help inside work, ref
ences A. MathewsOn Agercl. SIS t'A ave.
Telephone SIS Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

CF NTnEP1IN ID-sr.A ll-TI3E-~-NeaI SWtd-
Is.. drst class chambermald. good seam
stress. hest references. SO Dsterbers
Aqonc,. no Lexington ave. tel 1865 Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
LOST eANKBooKs.

LOST. Handbook No $50 .is II fourd return
To Charles f. Kelly. 1891 Broadway. - shs
Dime Savings Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
FOR SAL.

FOR sALE-GOLD MINES. -, ~,
from s.. 600 20 81 800 900 Orc In aignt. noin w
IN Is, coo 600 tons For terms writf WINS Ok " Al
der Railway Exchange bIcg DehNei' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

rLDERLY MAN.-Very active. care for gar
ser. GROUNDS poultry. Eon- ser. good ref
e9sr..s SIS. d.. Tribune Uptown ONCE 1864
llr4aarrsr
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c {. 4 sk,sr ORE CRUISE
Feb = 500 up for Il days. including shore
excursou ROUND THE WORLD TOUR,
Sept. 10 oct y and once monthly TN Jan.
Frank c. Clark. Times Bldg New YORK.


would Ike 20 act as
guide and companion o. parties visiting the
beautiful isle g.. II. D. 3s4 Halsey ST.. Brook
Ign y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

TWO CHOICE FURNISHED ROOMS, in prlyats
house occupied by owner hardwood nooI, elec-
,ric light and baths; near West I2d ~ SUBWAY
Ind elevated references required. Address l. c.
p q BOX an4, New York civ.
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INSTRUCTION.
MiscellaneOus.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

LOOKING FOR 4 SCHOOL OR CAMP
YOU CAN FIND THE SCHOOL WANTED
...l.-,.f Arsur.s Park Row. ~
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For Rows and Young Men-Country.
For Girls and Young Ladies-City.
,,s coIIasia,e and FrusheI Normal Institute

dYTB UUII6yI6IG dHH IVUHuI W.T. TiU' '''SE''"NS
.rt.a.r,arten Primary Training Courses.
Waxweii's professional and academic courses.
eahoIarships limited 10 recommended church
-,.drEsrs cor settlement. playground. folk dane
sortal institutional and Literary secretary
oh IN courses Good openings
Fc.denic courses In the languages. arts and
scisnc.s Domestic and social culture EXcur-
sIons 10 points OF interest. Glee dramatic ana
nhvsieal culture and dancing clubs.
Trdividual tutoring for all colleges. school
o-rhestra To- students OF musical art Cata-
e. Earle. PHI. D.. pr,ucipaIs.
,uru,, > Earle, Is. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-23
MEMBERSHIP FIXED NUMBER
Republican County Committee
New Plan of Representation.

Tho pon,,,l,can County committee at
49,. :, the Colorado last night.
..a,,aoa .,,o bvlaws 80 as 10 provide FOR
- rs,,.oa.,,a,,,,s composition OF the COM
,,It,sn u,tthout changing the number Of its
-, t,o.ause the few leaders who
- o,,..aa % the change had most OF
,ho,r doinro,,ons present. while those In
60 81 20. taken the trouble to call out
their men. the amendment ""iO" "as t"e
result of much work ana sluuy' .aiiie "edr
being lost. The vote was 20 III iaNoi anu
So against lust one more than the required
two-thirds OF those present ana Young
Tho nrassnt membership OF the commit
tee IA cas-. based upon representation ot
one member TO every 2p votes cast lor
Governor Hughes in 1905. II was decided
,bst tho membership Of the committee
sborId no axed AT $50 and that the pro-
,or,,o,,.,a ror+ ~ that number that each
d,s,r,c, sbo,,Id have should be determined
nv it's vote for the last Republican candi-
date for Governor.
In reply 10 a question from eA-Cohgress-
man William $. Bennet. 5. ;. koenlg' presl-
dent OF the committee. said that he mad not
received a COPY OF the opinion OF the Court
~ AnneaIe I'm the Board OF elections case.
50 could not say whether or not it would
be necessary for the committee TO recon-
mend another candidate to represent the
Republican organization IN New York
County. II the court decision automati-
cany throws out William Lesry' tne eoiil,
mitfee will have 10 recommend man 10
MIR. Koemis spent nearly an hour with
President Taft at the home OF the latter
brother yesterday afternoon. They TAXED
cor the situation i'm the state and county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-23
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. June 22.-chTTLE - Recs.p r:
400 :teady Sssyss S4f 70: aoeker:
ard feeders. 81 G5Gs5 so: COWS and hsfsrs'
az 5Oas5 90 calves s6ass 40 HOys A..
cepts. 1000 sl9w . ss ~ TsH n,xSS sise
81 60. heavy 81 O5ase 50; rough 20 70"
81 90 good 70 choice heavy 50 2orso 90, a.. p's 60
g. 81 gso s1 900 steady: native s. Is
1915. western 81 5O0s4 -; ysArhnss 81
81 so: lambs native 81 '39$o 30 WESTERN
S' East st Buffalo, June 22-cATTbEmR.cei,pota,
$50 slow and steady. YEA LSo Ke S5dpgs o..
act.ye and &c higher s. 2S soe higher neasy
snS mixed % S. a So 90. workers.. SO go 90
PIGS. 50 50: roughs 81 7oas3 30 siaS, 80
f,Wps~ pecein,s 800. slow. sheep steady
lambs Ian &c lower lamb. s5as1 80 ~
Cincinnati June TED q :, "a 81, heIfsr. ga
81 -. cows. 81 jds9 10 calves AHs
hoGs-Recelpts. S64t. active i.c % his s,.,,.
packers. Sc 500 50 go; stass, 70 oon 49,, s5N
mon sows: 81 500 So 81: pigs end nset' ssi'H
a s. so spring lambs steady; 81 1913. -.
6SS Sns aslud59 600 s5utherns; steady 70 ioe
higher, top So 35; dressed beer ann e1ps az
steers. 81 9oqse IS. fair 70 sood' - sVe ,'yi
0s5: Southern. So i0qs5 IS southern co~s
5. 55nsi 80; native, g 25ast -. hss,tsrss, IS
asGlo bulls s$@s- -: esiv, - - @ Sisb.T:
trlS OF sales So IS n SO 40: heavy. 81 $50
s8 40: packers and butchers. 80 % y 20 ~.
Iiehts So 3Oa sc ~. SHEEP-Receipts ?:ooo'
market steady. lambs. 81 5o9ss so: sarllnss:
S4Gsi6 wethers. s. eo0 81; ewes, Sds" so'
stockers and feeders 81 % 50.
Pittsburg, June 2. --CArTLE-s'ssdy' SUP SUP.
NV light: choice. So - q So so; good. saV
SO 20 sHEEP-steady; supply light rrims
,vethsrs s. 60MS3 -. cUlls and common, sdL
So shipping lambs s46s7. VEAL CALVES. sso
s. % HOGS-Higher: receipts. IL coonle
Iecks prime hesvies. 81 6og IS - lntd,e snS
SO - n Sc 80: heavy and light forkers - Wy
81 81. nigs Sc 20 Il sG 20: rcughs. s. % fSJ ~.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
St Louis. June - -cATTI,E - Recsipts'
IGi5: active and steady 10 l0c higher stcefs.
s,i51sa So: heifcrs. 81 5oTS5: cows. 81 top
s.. southern steers. 50 81 81. southern coz ::
81 1891 80. HOGS-Receipts. 1lnoA; hsner
carly. weaker later. light and medium. ~ -
ii 81 10: bulk. Sc ~ n SO %; packers
SO so. pigs SjGS6. rough. - 3odss 10.
sHEEpEReceipts. 1879; active but iog5oo
lover. spring lambs. s. 50m SO 10 common,
s51s5 30: culls a. 5onst - sheer. s. 100
So 30. stockers and culls, 81 - q y -.
ny Telegraph TO The Tribune
Louisville. June 22-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts If. 204 for The four days thls
week $3.50 Quality generally good nlaThes
steady with all grades l0c lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-23
WILL FORM SECURITY CO.
National City Bank to Declare
Dividend fer Purpose.

Tho National City Bank II ia learned
fror, Trustworthy sources. is planning the
formation of a security company similar
10 that which was organized by the First
National Bank three years ago and will
nrohablv make an announcement regard
inc II al an early day. No statement could
ba obtained from the bank yesterday. but
u is understood that the plan contemplates
the declaration Of special cash dividend
NJ 40 nor cent on the banks So, 10000 CAPT.
tai. or 100000 and that the latter sum
uri1 no the amount Of the capital of the
projected security company. for the stock
If which shareholders Of the bank will
s,,bscribe at par. their holdings in the Sc
cpritv company thus being secured by them
without expenditure on their part.
1,ha, was the course followed by the
r-;rs, National Bank. which declared a lO)
nor cent dividend on its 100000 stock, the
stockholders using the money received
from that dividend in subscribing for the
sto 100 90 capital stock OF the security COM
ra,v the officers of which are Identical
with those OF the bank. The First secu-
ritv conpany which was organized, 1t was
announced at the time. for the purpose of
trersactins certain lines OF profitable
t,.uiress which. though often transacted by
bankers. are not expressly included within
the corporate power Of national banks
took over the banks extensive holdings Of
securities.
The National city Bank is also amons
the largest owners Of securities OF any ma
tional bank in the United States. its mold
mrs Of bonds. securities. etc. being report
ON
cd in its statement Of June TO the Con
troler Of the Currency as A5's'-'-'t- -
GOES a very large business in bonds ana at
the Panama bond sale last week put III
bids IT various figures for blocks assre-
estinc the entire 100000 offered its only
e,Io,ment. however, being -on one bad lor
100000. r.,. ,os
The stock Of the National City Bank mas
recentIv been advancing rapidly ana ""
Wednesday Jumped "a points to loo Oh
large dealings on the Stock Exchange
closing at AS. a net gain Of liz points II
advanced Yesterday to AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-23
PLANS FOR CALIFORNIA
state Prepares for Immigrants
through the Panama Canal.

Coiohei robert NJ. Lynch. vice-presid mt
Gnu manager Of the California Develop-
ment Board. told at the St Regis last
night OF the plans Of his organization fAr
"'uacuns streams OF European immigra-
ton 10 the Pacific Coast throucb the para.
ma canal when the big ditch" is COM
pleted
colonel Lynch is on his way to all Of
'he great capitals Of Europe TO make
study OF the conditions under which the
Peoples who come 20 this country are
brought up. with a view Of learning their
characteristics and needs.
Every nation has its peculiarities. and
cihnatlc conditions develop particular needs
IN tho individuals" he said last night. ct
l. our intention TO study these details. and
III ourselves to be able to advise every one
intending 10 come here Just where he will
fnd conditions best suited TO him We
sfail try 10 direct toward California those
people both who need our climate out there
most and whom the development OF the
state needs We need agricultursts Sixty
per cent Of tn Italians who come here are
Of that class
III, instead OF congesting in the great
1890 ""N4N wy are no use 10 themselves,
they come West and cultivate the broai
acres waiting for them there not only Will
Trey themselves he better of. but this coun-
try Will profit by their presence. New
York will be particularly interested 10 see
these streams Of new citizens going where
they are needed instead Of 1ockng into her
already overcrowded tenement districts"
Colonel Lynch goes with an official APP
pointment from the Department of Com
rlerce and Labor as an immigration inspec-
tor This will help him in his studies Of
immigration conditions. 1t is his purpose
10 communicate with the governments
abroad. and also with the great steamship
cCmpanies. giving them all the benefit Of
h's work It is expected that the opening
Of the Panama Canal in 1915 will have an
Important effect on the streams Of immi-
grafton, and bureaus will he established
abroad for the assistance and information
OF immigrants.
He also goes abroad as tho representa-
tive OF the Panama Pacific exposition, and
Will install the California exhibit at the
Turin International Exposition. He said
that for the Panama exposition in san
Francisco there was already available
1880. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-23
RAILROAD RAISES s1o.ooo,ooo'

Tho cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago -
Louis Railway has sold 10 the "Ua' a".,
Trust Company s1O.Ooo,ooo a. per GEM
twen,v year gold debenture bonds "h'ch
are being offered by the trust company at
"a. ner cent and interest. NJ TINS rale
NOV will yield 40 per cent
The bonds. which will mature on January
, 1s21 are part Of the s2o.ooo.ooo issue
authorized in May. 1910, Of which Slo'ooo'-
ooo was sold abroad at that time. Inc Ior-
ner block. however, bore interest AZ the
ito Of only per cent The Proceefs oil
,,a nrese,t issue will be used to reimburse
tbe comnanys treasury for the payment OF
,ho E, GOO 600 notes which matured June ]
and 20 improve the terminal laoii''ies % '''7
Big -Four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-23
peooucg EXCHANGE TO CLOSE.

The Produce Exchange, it was announced
..>..o~5e,. will he closed on July 3, and the
denizcns Of Wall street are eApec'ine '''0
other markets 10 decide upon 'ne same
course OF action. With July coH'lns d
IT does on a Tuesday. many plans are pe'"s
laid for the celebration OF ulpie ho"uaS
-rhe governing committee OF the STOCK EN-
change meet on Wednesday OF next "eeN
"a determine whether the exchange can
snare the Monday before the great day as
a holiday. and all whose destinies they
.way. from broker to office hoy. are looking
forward to the decision with fear and rem-
tIirr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-23
VANDERBILT DIRECTOR.

Franl; 4. Vanderlip. president Of the Ma
,ioral CITY Bank. was elected director OF
the Seahoard Air Line Railroad Yesterday.
At meeting of the board the fun semi
annual interest Of 2i2 per cent on the roads
adjustment mortgage income bonds was de-
clarod for the half year ending April 80
The roport on which tic action was based,
~ccording 10 statement made after the
meeting showed a surplus 81 net earnings
II s1.675.265 applicable 70 fun interest on
the bonds the interest amounting 10 H0-4'-
SIS. This was after all deductions mad
been made including special allowance
Ice s15e 009 permitted by the mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-23

Spot quiet with prices 10 points lower AZ
IL zoe Tor midfng upland; sales. 22I bales
COFFEE-More active. sales $1,000 bags
The feature was liquidation In July, under this
pressure near months were points lower AZ the
close while the sellers OF July. IN many in
ces. bought the iate months. and these posi-
tons closed points higher Havre closed az a
net advance Of = franc Hamburg was unrhanged
10 4. mfg lower Rio advanced 80 refs. and santos
was unchanged 70 30 reis higher. Cost ana
freight offers rrum Brazil firm and generally IN
charged from l-.J0rl2 Sc FOR santos -. ac-
cord.rs - description and terms Or shipment
about 10 600 bags ny roasfers. ard prices ror Rlo
grades were advanced &c. with az quoted AT
I2a,c. Local contract prices.
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TIE WEATHER REPORT,

-" Record and Foreca-f. Nv af"i'- 'Y'-'
-hizn Temperatures confined IhuIs''a-
= pains state. the central vaNrys ana '"-
=. =" region. and extended into the lo"o.
h, fpa ara Middle atlantic states anu -
- 'm become warm in Montana "H''e
-. falling rapidly IN New EnSi"io' -
a. ' ne extreme Yves; temperatsIes
There we're SIN mo-e sHo"e.S
= 'h'rn states though mostly light ana -
d, =. Mountain region and the Noi'H
were i0.aI showers in New loi@' ~"
H., eastern Fernsy iyania and southe'"
a., Ihe weather uil continue
q, $50 Friday and probably sa'ui"as
a.. - Mountain region and the
d. h On Friday in the Gulf and souin p''
"a, We South Atlantic states. Ihcfe W.
q. Nea' 'hovera Friday or Friday nlsN. !"
e, cpfer Mississippi valley ana p'oD
e I'iih and west portions Of the ~
'tef ~. oInpaniet by lower ienl,' 80 fer
q g. s,..,h'alhfcr ~ the corrtii W. ,,ift
. B,H,l lit i7ir Friday aud Saiefed' .s,stcs
k.sss, 'N 1pef7f1rfs fn me p'-" aucvs
,lses. '1f.r Nifsissinri and 'nlI Ftttfdfe
80. Nher la.a region end 80, IN
sours 70 wig hc warmci Ha'
"'a4' a.ons ;he Sew En.lAns ana Ai'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-23

uo Atlantic coast viii bc moderate sy "a .", ,:iy
,.e.f to southwest. South Ausnilc anu anu. wat
coasts ucht 90 moderate. mostly - on toe
Grfr l'c4rt moderate southeast 70 la IN
l.v.D- fskes uyht 20 moderate ana NaiiH'''' ~
zen lakes. moderate and variallf. -. o,r rorfs
-teairere departing to-day for t'uroi .s,,st nj
,riU have moderate west 70 sonihN --t...l'.
-.reroffv fair weather 10 the Grand baIiN''
ror,cast for special Locaiitlcs-ro' IT,
,-,.t ~ Columbia. MARYLAND and Eastern rem
sylvana. generally fair. continued "ai'''e'
CAV and Saturday. light west winds 'e'o''''"@
variable. A.. o,s
For New Jersey generally far 10 o'S
Saturday,: warmer to-day 80 eastern POI ''''
rybt 10 moderate west winds becoming '"'l1D''
For Delaware fair. warmer io-day' "a so.
,,tr. ueht TO moderate west WINDS, heco'h"s
variable. .-,
For virginia. generally fair continued war"
,o-1av and SATURDAY. light variable "inas.
For Eastern New York. generally ian To cay
and saturday: warmer to-day IN south por'"n'
IT,, TO moderate west winds. becoming ''''
able. .,,,,,.,
FOR Western Fennsyi' ann. f'ir CO.., lhu''
-,sr,, TO- day ana SatIrda.. light io n,oleI4''
49, a. southwest winds tef ofinE fdI"iD-''
49,, western Sea York. geneit-t l"l. % '.Ht
I'D "a fufdaF. Hight 20 moderate fiI fo.e ~
Fo~ Ncst Virginia. fair. cohllnneA ""i'" ~
dor and Satlrdab.