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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08
RECIPROCITY WITH MEXICO.

1t was limited some weeks ago that
reciprocity with Canada might be fol-
lowed by negotiations for reciprocity
with Mexico. Well, why not?
The natural resources of Mexico are
almost without limit. That country
can produce much that Americans
would use and eat and wear. The
ranges of Mexico produce excellent
beef and mutton, which, if imported at
reduced duties, would go far to bring
down the cost of living in this coun-
try. And there is a growing market
in Mexico for American products of all
kinds. The tariff on both sides of the
boundary is very high, so high on the
Mexican side as to shut out many
American wares. to the advantage of
European exporters.
Perhaps the hour has arrived when
negotiations could be carried on sue
cessfully providing for reciprocal re-
auctions of the tariffs which now
check the flow of trade across the
American-M Mexican boundary The
governments of the two countries are
very friendly, and certainly the Mex
| lean people have received sufficient as
surance within the last four months
that the United States is the friend of
| Mexico. During the recent disturbance,
when the hotheads on both sides were
trying to embroil the two governments,
| it was made very plain by President
Taft that the independence and pros
perity of the Mexican people were de-
| S1red Dy In1S country w eSiliiiS tO41
Post.
HOW HORSES HAVE GONE UP.
In the last ten years before the CEN
sus taken q year ago last spring, the
value of the dom este animals in South
Dakota increased more than $4,000
600 in value, which was almost 80
per cent. Yet in that decade the cattle
| In the state actually fell of about
s1.66O,0OO, or over 4 per cent. Swine
made a big gain and So did poultry,
especially in the rate per cent. of in
crease, but the bulk of the added value
of domestic animals was in horses
There the increase was more than
I$53, 100000, or 265 per cent.
| That enormous Increase came in the
| 10 years when the automobile was
making great conquests end it happen
ed in a state which is especially adapt
ed to the use of motor vehicles and
motors for farm work. Such facts
are a sufficient answer to those who
predict the speedy Punishment of the
horse, except as a plaything or pet of
persons fond of animals Instead of
ipassing back into the background of
| American life as a factor in industry
and traffic the horse is doing more to
make and distribute the wealth of the
lcountry than he ever die before. Ger
tain limited fields have been closed
lagainst horses. but others have widen
ed more than enough to make up for
sthe loss.-Cleyeland Leader.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08
I IeadlnR auestion:

After you, my dear Ponce, after
you. Far be it from us to relegate you
to the tail end of the co1yum when
you come in with anything as good as
that. Kindly note slight expurgation
in last line, but don't hold it against
us.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08

II Old Doc Wiley honestly yearns
for an answer to the question. what
is beer?" this may be of some use to
him: Beer is the last Word,-in Web
ster's Unabridged-but it appears IN
der the name of "zythum," and the
definition indicates that it was the
first word in beer. Pair Of dox,-
mace paw?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08

No man is so deep but that some
shallow muddy spot may be located
by careful soundings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08

The world owes every man a living
but so many of us are bum collec-
tors.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08

A lot of the Little Tin ones are
marching upon Fort Riley under sun
ny skies and the impression that they
are getting free vacation. After
paying for the liniment and other re-
pair material. they will hold that it
wasn't SO blinkety- blanked free, at
that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-08

Judge ST Porter. who is visiting in
Yurrup. has learned to pronounce the
name Of the leading Lunnon daily. It
is the Oily Mile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25

8. 5ogs2: bushel box. 81 %; virginia 81
81 20: Eastern Shore. y Dbl basket 81 -oW
81 Is Bermuda, crate. 81 s0aS 90; Texas
81 25ys 70; Egyptian, bag, 81 20 >. 10 90
PARAGUS. green. dozen punches. 81 25nO'
culls. T5cgSl: white. sids2; culs' oOg t9c'
BEANS Jersey. wax. basket. 81 green. 81 N
81 20: Maryland. wax. 81; green, SIG ~ -
Norfolk. wax. 80 a Toe; green, soc nsl BEELs
100 punches, Sids3. DBL 81 80 gs2 An
RIOTS. 100 punches. si4s2. Bermuda noS'
T5c: old Dbl or bag 80 5e q SO, CABBAGE,
Long Island Dbl 81 T5ds2 %; 100. seusI:
Jersey. Delaware and MARYLAND, Dbl 81 vog
So Eastern Shore crate. 81 50us2, Baltimore
So % q 50 80. Virginia, slaSl -. Dbl Nlg
81 80; CACLIFLOWER, Dbl 81 50nS' Gel
FRY bags. - n soc: CORN. Florida, case,
81 % 81 75 North Carolina. 81 2 81 10 Sew
orleans Dbl. S4Gs5: CUCUMBERS. 100 S3~
So Jersey. dollhouse. basket. 81 30 81; viz
elnia 81 T54s -. Carolina, basket, Ioc y
81 IS: EGGPLANTS. box, 81 81 HORSE
RADrTH 100 IL. s4Ts6. LIMA BEANS. bas-
kct. s3GsG: LETTUCE. bbl 5oq75c: oas-
ket. 90 +0c: state. basket. 30M zoe, OkRA,
carrier s1Gs3. PEAS state, large, oas-
ket. 81 T5ls2 %; small. 81 - 81 20, oas'
81 15f1s2; Long Island large, basket
81 50qs2 bag. 81 2Jdsi -: Jersey. large.
basket siEsf -. small. 75c n 81 so. Pep
TERs box. s2ds2T5 carrier, slGs!;
ROMANO. nearby bbl. 80 u IJc. SQUASH.
marrow. Dbl s. 50Q 81 yellow. 81 81 80;
white Dbl 81 jOGs2. TURNrPS. rutabsga.
bhL 81 50 n 81: white. 100 punches, 81 y 81; Dbl,
81 25TSi 80: TOMATOES Florida and south
Carolina. carrier Sass so. Mississippi. case.
TscGsi: Texas 90cgsl 10. dollhouse. ID, 10
l5c: WATERCRESS, 100 punches. s29s3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago June 24-CATTLE-Rcceip 200;
steady. beevcf. 81 sass % t-Nas 81. r.
er. an feeders. 81 a5GS5 20; COWS and heit-
ers s. 4OuS5 -. calves. 81 I'm - Hp'IS-
Receipts 10000 ,,.ads light 81 - - 5. So o..
Ioushs S6fOasG 30. good 20 choice heavy,
ST. 2oasi -. pigs s. 55mSo 10 hulk N sn!es'
So 80 UsG o. sHEi- Ly.,Irs ' :. ssf'
yearlings SfHs4 -, lambs. native. s. l'a
So 20 Western. 81 - 50 20
cincinnati june - C4 81 80 hse',P,s
60 e. cows, ce%s 754$i -. calves. Sass =.
HOGS-Rrceipts $50, steady. packers. 80 I'D
n 81 60. stays s. IoWSf 90. common sows.
n ise ;" w. So, iGse steady. 81 5Oas 30.
is mbs steady. s. = GS7 40.
East Buffalo. June 2i-cArTLE-i,eceip,s;;
5c IS 3%,g' - 5 sS' HoGs- Rceeip,, 3io1.
actiye. pigs Sc aighe,r Offers , "a Joe lon'i
gSG95. pigs 50 5on So -. roughs s. 53@
s. -. s,qg-. 81 500 - .. dairies. 50 - ~
81 90 SLEEP AND LAMBs-It Receipts. Nor
Kansas ritv. Juno ~ -CATTLE- Receipts.
500 including 300 aoutaerns steady dressed
bet end eXpoIi .'e', We ~ ~" ~ Boa So 20
stoekers ana feeders. 81 5OGsj 20. southern
- G0as1 80. southern cows s. inF 81 H''
,q,iye s. ,'e ,'5., s s..s tse n 9H.
5000 5aiOc lower; bulk y sales. >" 2onN' 80
heavy 81 2oqsG -. PACKERS and butchers 81 -oH
81 81. lights. ~ -'n ~ 'F' s-4hi-'+i - -.
900 steady. lambs s. 5opsi 80, yearlings. fi|
81 ~: wethers ~ tonSt. ewes N"uNd ~ s'o'N
ers and feeders. s. 5oasd
fBy reegtaph 10 The Tribune.
=, r,,ui. Juue 9i-CATTLE-Hecei pr g.
500 scant offerings AMI quality common. de-
mani lghi. prices steady. Ho'S-krcripts
/ 900: only fairly active prices about %
low. light and medium tp choice heayr
a. AZ :, 81 -. bulk 81 sales 81 40u S. 80. pack
ers So 400. 81 -. roufhs & - 70 - o. South
80 'otes and lights ssGSG. .outhwest~i u
hog. - s0asGa 30. SHEEP Receipts Loon
.low aud Irregular 5000 10 choice lambs
"a; sheep, s3gs3 IS, s.ocAers AMI thin. 5: 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
FORM TRACTION MERGER
u.ry Companies in Ohio and
Pennsylvania Involved.

corporation. which is to have an
A-.,yed capitalization of 81, 10000, is
ss formed 10 take over twenty eight
~D railway. power. gas, electric light
.,ber public utility companies oper-
shu !, Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.
s'ns .,,ns 10 an announcement made yes
80. OF the total capital stock $4,000. =
no per cent cumulative preferred,
"a. &. 800 900 will be common At the
~ formation. IL Is stated, $4,000
u'n .,red and s6.sG0.0oo common stock will
p's.,sd The gross earnings of the COM
in 1910 were s. 2o2. 223. and there was
~.,,,us of nearly $4,000 over operating
a,ses. taxes and other charges.
o. o. directorate. according 10 reports. will
IL samuel McRoberts, vice-president
,ns National City Bank; Arson W.
hard assistant 10 the president of the
n.rsl Electric Company; Harrison Will
o'~ resident Of the Springfield Railway
I'd Light Company; Thomas A. Reynolds,
~ W. National City Bank; Myron T. Her
'sck. president of the Cleveland Society for
,,ss r. +. Reed president OF the
..,,can Gas and Electric Company,
80 n Wehrhane, of Hallgarten & Co.;
Us parmelee. president Of the Cleveland
,s.c,rie Illuminating Company; Ray Nor
~ White, Weld & Co; J. J. Bodell, OF
n.,su & Co, and Parmely ". Herrick, OF
=. cleveland Electric Illuminating Com
psny. ,.,,. .,
49,, ~ the National City Bank; {. n
-, president OF the General Electric
S.mpany and James J. storrow. Of Lee,
v,,y,nson & Co.. Of Boston, will act as an
.sylsory committee.
me FIRST four names in the list OF prooa-
a. directors Of the new company were
..,ocis,ed with the formation a week ago
- ne Federal Utilities, Incorporated, with
'. authorized capital stock of S,c","o
..,ch has been organized for the purpose
:, acquiring and selling the securities Oh
,rsrc utilities and other corporations hav-
a. established earnings These men, to-
..,bsr with De Forest Candee, formerly OF
-. Arm, Of Lee, Higginson & Co. OF which
~ s,o-row is a member form the eNecu-
49,. committee Of the Federal Utilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York June "a. 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-T was heavy ana
general selling. and prices declined sharply.
closing at a net loss " = q hc. The sellnS
was a result OF improved weather conditions
in the Northwest The pressure OF new WIN
ter wheat was also felt ard offerings We're
liberal NJ prices below the July position N
South Dakota and portions OF Minnesota eN-
ten:iva deterioration has occurred, out IN
northern parts OF Minnesota and IN NorH
Dakota the outlook IS very favorable. Liver
uooi after a two DAYS holiday was J.. z ~
lover. with reports of liberal offerings from
Russia as we'll as pressure Of cargoes. Re
c~intg ~ interior points for the week Wyre
. 600 bushels compared with -.1lEpp0
last week ard 2.27G0no last year 10 : REQ
hero. g+Nc elevator ana 95Ac anoat'
so : Northern Duluth. 81 90 A aHoat.
CORN-Weakcr. closing at net loss or =
nc There was heavy and general hqulda-
ti0n and aside from covering the demand vas
poor Cables were easier. Receipts az interior
noiuts FOR the week were 492iono bushels
against 1851. 900 last week and 3.O6O.Ooo last
wear. ExUort new No .. 6i&c b aHoat.
OATS-Prices declined shFrpy closing at
net loss OF 4, RI nc. Interior receipts Tor
The week were 34ifO0o. against 3.oTJ, 600 me
previous week and 2.3i2.000 last year. Cash
oats weak. standard white. 4Ic; No . !! isc;
10 3. 4Gi5c No (. sic RYE-Quict5 No p
orc. 20 arrive. A! Buffalo. BAkLEl-
Quiet. mailing. 81 osQ 81 -. @ Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool June 4.-WHEAr-spot easy:
No / Manitoba. rs - "a. No .. IS 3Ad; No J,
"a Id. futures weak. July. IS 9l:d october.
is I'd December. Is SAD. CORN-spot new
American mixed. steady. - -, old. steady.
IS "a new American. kiln dried steady, -
sid: futures easy: July. Is %. september.
Is ia. FLOUR-Winter patents. 2Is. HOPS
IN London tPacGc C0asD. - asu 20 Jos.
pORK-Prime mess. Western, i5s BEEF-
Extra India mess sis 3d. HAMs-short cut.
TOs BACON-Cumberia cut. j2s sd short
rib SIS. clear bellies. So long clear midcles.
light SIS heavy. sos 81. short clear backs,
as SHOI IDERS-Sqg are. as. LARD
ptimc western tierces US. American re-
dn.d pals i2s 3d. CHEESE-Canadlan nn-
q. white and colorcd. new, 5Js 80. BUTTER
-Good United states. s2s. rrRPENTlNE-
SPIRITS ass ROSIN-Common, l6s. PETRO-
LEI M-Redned, 6iad. LlNSEED OIL, 60s 90.
COTTONSEED OIL-Hul refined. spot, 2Is
I'D TALLOW-Australian In London j2s
London. June -SUGAR-Raw. mrsco-
vndo los ~. centrifugal. It's AID LIN
SEED-Calcuita. June-July. 6Is isd LIN
SEED OIL. ais 4isd. SPERM OIL. f3t los.
EETROI.F.I Ma u-ricRn refined. ad; spirits.
Clsd. TURPENTINE-Spirlts. ass 3D.. ROSIN
american strained. i6s. hne. l9s izd.
antwerp. June 2i-PETROLEUM 10 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
corTCN MILLS PLAN SHUTDOWN
w,nv in New England and South VIII
Close Early in July.

poston June 24-Many Of the cotton mills
4, vsw England and the Southern states
will ne shut down during the first week III
Iulv according 10 information received III
,,,i circles here. The unsatisfactory state
:, the market and the independence Day
Solidav are given as reasons for the further
uoppace Of machinery Practically al Of
~ r1ils which have their Offices IN Boston
Mi curtaii their output curing tne SUN
w. ". and many OF them Will be idle from
lime 50 20 July 20
Manchester. y. H, June 2i-The Amos
y.ar Manufacturing Company announces
,ha, It's seventeen cotton and worsted mills
here will be shut down from June 50 until
Isiv 10 The mills were idle a similar
ns-iod three weeks ago. The company mas
k.teen thousand operatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New york June -. 1871
REEVES Receipts - cars. or 500 IN,
,,''riv IN slaughterers. No trading ir'-5"e
n.,er,lly steady Dressed beef quiet ar s4
-, ~ lo FOR native sides 40 are. c'' rs
IL r I'm This port to-day were 92b cattle
~ .hsrp and $50 quarters Of beef. ,.....
cAIyFs- Receipts. 80 head NO ttauiNS
,o,IraIIv unchanged Dressed calves IN moo =
orat, demand city dressed teais' lVp - P''
H." country dressed do, 7 n II nc.
.HEFP AND LAMB, -Rec"pis SaIS.
osn head. at- cars pn sale. Sh"ep qua "hn
- tar,bs n-r, 10 loo higher. about cars
Of sheep unsold. FAR to good sne'P sou
", 81 zoo 81 per 100 lo. good to prime lanlns.
a. .0rs7 IL Dressed mutton slow 80 "a &c
Nor lb. fai- 20 prin- dressed lambs. lVP . b
a en-, hog dressed 10 liizc. common car
casses as low 80 NN'c. ,,o
Snles- K@rrs Commission company. ~
,-,-t,t, lambs c. IN average. 81 80 per 100
ID. 2Gs ~ Do. 81 ~. 23S ~ 10. s. go. loI
Kentucky sheep, i2s lo. 80 virginia -
TO- rS6ln ~ 4 shannon 239 Kentucky lambs.
UOGsLRcceipts. II cars. or 2232 head.
Including only few head tor the market
II sales. feeling steady % firm.
Exports fron United states and canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25

COFFEE nder comparatively good de-
mand prices were steady. closing az a net al
vance = I - ! points. sales. - 100 bags. Havie
closed unchanged. Hamburg UNCHANGED 10
2. pfennlg higher and Rio and santos showed
an advance - 80 rcls. this hrmness In BraZi
and some improvement IN the spot demand are
buflish factors M present Cost and freight
ofrars steady 10 firm Spot unchanged. at l29.c
for Rio NJ :. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. June 2i-Wth the hot spell broken
throughout North Dakota, the wheat market to
day was one long slide down. Latest hgures
showed loss u "a 20 1i.dlfsc. compared with
net decline OF lsc 10 &c and Tor oats lsT
Iac to lac. The outcome On hog products
varied from the same level as lsst night 70 SVc
below Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARANCE>.

COTTON-Old crop deliveries weak and
unsettled. new crop mOcths steadier RunQrs
OF a private settlement between a large bull IN
terest and one Of the big spot houses IN july
contracts We're followed ty sharp break. July
since the high record OF 1917 was established
last month. but the rumOrs were promptly de
MED and IN the later trading old crop positions
rallied or points from the lowest The gen
erai market closed steady. net points lower To
points higher. The opening was steady, az
unc hanged 10 an advance " ; points. ard WITHIN
tho first few minutes the market showed net
advance OF about 70 : points. Loca! contract
price:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterday cIoslnS
quotations for government oohus' CUM" eN
fridays. - d.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

tatoes active and slightly higher: Old. frm.
sterdv Bean. in lsrger supply and lower.
Cahhnees steady. Corn dull and weak Gu
c,innbers firm FOR fancy. Elephants firm. Peas
IN light receipt and hrmer Turnips weak.
Tomatoes IN liberal supply. but steady. Po-
TATOES southern. No !. Dbl 81 - u 81 RI
or lag - JOds3 SWEET POTATOES. Jer-
sey basket 81 25Qse ONIONS, Jersey. basket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earn
ings OF thlrty-three railroads, or systems
for the second week in June or these.
eleven return gains OF S30l,2oo, or % per
cent and TWENTY-FIVE return losses or s"f4-
IN or 50 per cent. The whole SHOWS a
loss Of s2F6.9S5. or % per cent.
Second week in June go - p
II companies s.. ss4l23 s5.57esss $50. 2sS S 90
q CONF anies 6.753. 493 7.S57.725 "t.@So =
=, 3, COS $40 es7. eio s12.os46il s29e.oo5 90
Increase.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PITTsBURG
1911 1910 1909.
r. ,vt ~ lime. sISi. 7os s2i2 sos slsa.a2o
:uly June 81 0.7os % e2l224o 6.a9s.732
pr-rFAIo. ROCHESTER, & PITTsBURG.
quarter ended March 81
Cper. revenue. .. s. Of3,a4+ -VcH' - - 20
OYER expenses. l,3Il.l'o l'5o-'-'' - -
Ne, opsr. rev. sC72I74 s7O7,22l s44i.4aa
Net ~. r other ,,o
oper. debit. II"
To,al net rev sG72O62 s7o7. e3t 44l'48 S
Taxes accrued. osOco 1''V"V
o,.r income seo4 Osi ses4 500 ssee, 43s
Nou-op income 2o4'doO I'o'oO'
eros, income. ssss 42i ss47,937 s52s. 735
iotsl deductions c,o ,oe ZOO
n gross Inc 4"tsu" 7o'''T'
Ne, corp. lie. ss7Oeie ssso.aso ss7.225
'Credr
ATLANTIC. GULF < WEST INDIES STEAM
SHIP LINES.
subsidiary Companesl
Month - April 1871. lBlV IN 80
Gross revenue. 81 4sS3lV Sl.s"l' - -. ne.
orsr expenses l.l1t,3o2 l'O3-'A'" so7'V'-
-. 1870 sqt2 or s339 57s 1926 554
G. f5a059 i63.93 - 54l
-. t... st-e eG4 sf75.g76 -s1e.Ol2
c,o.s -etsn,,s s5752 4Oi S5.ji3.s5S SOS 5i3
80 ir'rii-V . es7 S4s pa 2Rl B37 OBJ
Va, -.,e,re q f21. lOa sl.219597 'SGs 491
Charge G.g.O3s Coz t| -''--'
-. ,,. 600 o,,a ss6332s 1911 25
sDtuease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25

FLorR AND MEal.-tlour auI , S an, IN
,.ica- Srrinc natents. S5Gs5 %; winter
sfraights 81 % n 81 -. winter patents. - ~ y"
as ~. sprns cegrs p Ssa>' ~ eA ,ri,,er
a. a58ss 81. Kansas straights s. 2oHSi 80
f,ncv spring patents S6nsi -. RYE Fl.OC X
f,ncy' 81 aS5 ~. CORNMEAL-Kin dried
e. Do BAG MEAI.-Fine white and Yellow
81 eGasl -. coarse. 81 l'aS 20 tEEiD-
western spring. So % standard middllns,
co. co. doiir do SIS - red dog. S2N go city
bran Sa8 bulk 81 sacks. niddlng - '9 1
g., -. red dog 80. "9 sq. 'n'p 30 '''"'
PROyI~tON>-St az the outset. but an
easier feeling developed. and at me close
riices were AZ about me low ~ ne .essi ,,,.
rORK-steady. mess. 81 3oHSlN. family:
s1aNsf9 20. short clear. So - QslI. BEEF
- Ness sl1GSIl 80. family. Sl2d Sl2 50:
p.rk.t. ST. lOGSl.. extra India mess. SIS 30
DuFssED HOGS steady. bacons, oAe' $50
n a+g NE e beli,e~ 10 10 M PSI iae -
lb. iIt4c. % Do. Zoe. picked hams quiet. la
I4isc. TAILOW-Qui"t city. 5hc, country,
S35c, r'tv dull. - as. -eaned. South Amer
tea. oG5c. Continent. S.Gjc Brazil kres.
loose. Communal quiet 4 aiNc srEAR-
sUGAR-Renned firm ard unchanged
standard g-anulnted Ic net. less > per cent
Gosh Raw firm and snchHng@d. centrifugal.
90 test Base. u1rscovado. ~ test. 3.iSc. and
nioiasses sugar. 81 lost i-3c
HICE-steady 20 firm az FUN but unchanged
prices.
MOI ASSES AND YR,p>-Qu'et and un-
changed.
MET,Ls-The market for metals and pig
iron certificates was dull and nominal
NAVAL sTOKE>-Sp'rits turpentine nrul
and shade higher. R1sin aud tar quiet
and unchanged
OiLs-Lluserd OF unchanged. Refined pc
troleum steady - 1Jc for standard white
iu barrels NJ New York
COTTONsEED OU.-rhere was liquidation
boz the july posiii0n. aud near positions were
easy, closing ~ net decline N 10 points
Int" months fi~ad,. with values unchanged 90
point lower. Local contract prices.
Ys5ter
open. High. Low. Close day
SCOT ........ Il iNnG 70 acc
June ........ al5gG.s Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25

.Eyir,tnatine amounts due from reserve de-
posltories ana from other BANKS and trust COM
panies in New York city.
RESERVE-STATE BANKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-25
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by " y. Colsr & Co. 40 10 O''A'
street,
FERRY COMPANIES,

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-27
LEGAL NOTICE

State of North Dakota, County Of
Grand Forks. IS.
In District Court. First Judicial Dis
trict.
Julia Adams. Plaintiff, vs.. G.. S. Ad-
ans. Defendant.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named defendant:
You + hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action and
to serve a copy of your answer upon
the subscriber within thirty days aft
or the service of this summons upon
you. exclusive of the day of service.
and in cas- of your failure. to appear
or answer. judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint. which is
now on file with the clerk Of the dis
trict court.
Dated September 26. 1911.
Henry O'Keefe. Jr.
Plaintiffs Attorney. Residence and
Postoffice Address, Grand Forks. N.
D.
Sept. %; Oct. 4. IL. is. IS: Nov. /.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE

NOIlCE OE u SALE
To Whom It May Concern:
North Dakota under and by. virtue OF
court in and for said Grand Forks
County on the 10th day Of August.
a a9nl. Upon appfb a Judgment 9fs men e entered tered 1 tn said ID
favor Of Frank B.. Lown. trustee.
plaintiff and Judson P. Casselman de-.
PENDANT. for the sum Of s5so.0s. which
day Of August. 1911, will sell the fol-
lowing described real estate. n all
the right. title and interest Of Judson
thereof as may be necessary. to salts
fy the amount due upon said execution
and judgment. to-wit:
with nhfe interest eaaot thereon 0 at seven eo''f pes
June. 1909 amounting to s4e2.5o.' with
accrued costs In the sum of $3.50. the
said district court entered on The 18th
day Of August, 1911. been declared due
and owing on accoun of an attorneys
Judgment having been held valid for
said oun Said sale will be made
at the front door Of the cour House
in the City Of s Grand d.. Forks * North pa
1911. at 10 o'clock a. m. The premises
above referred to. are described as fol-
Lots fourteen (14). sixteen tle) and
eighteen .(1S) in block IT," Bulge q
of Grand Forks; lots fifteen (l6j,
seventeen QO and nineteen (ls5,
block F." Bulge & Eshelman's Sec
COY and ten .Q0). block six (6). Holes
Central Addition to said city; lots
eleven C1) and twelve Q2l. block
Third Addition to said city; lot four
(4). block four ca, Veits' Addition to
said city .apd the northeast quarter
(NEA) of Section eight (8). township
one hundred fifty (160). range fifty.
two (52).
Dated. Aug. 81. 1911.
Joseph 2. Benson. Sheriff.
Grand Forks County N. D.
Aug. 80; Sept. s. IS. 20 and 81.