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The Harlowton news., 1911-07-07

are not transferable. No candi
date can drop out and throw her
votes to another contestant. We
make this statement anticipating
possible inquiries along this line.
Also voting coupons cannot be
purchased at any price. The only
way by which piano votes can be
obtained are through subscriptions
to the News, 800 votes for each
two dollars on new subscriptions,
for cash paid on advertising and
job printing and through the Har-
lowton Grocery company who are
giving 100 votes on each dollar
purchase from their general stock.
The following is the standing of
the contestants as determined by
counting of the votes yesterday:
NAME VOTES
Leah Kirby, City,. y............... 46,5l1
Maggie Duffey, Sweet Grass Co.. 1900
Nellie Burdo, City. .6,0W
Mrs. Ida BritZius. us................4,l A, IA.
Helen Lane, City,. y.,...............l,o ,o7'
Bertha Crawford, Shawmut. -. i ,6ON
Gertrude LeFever, Okla. .........1,l ion
Gertrude Weber, City. y............1,O ,O3
Jewel Shumaker, Twodot, t,,......l,0 ,02
Ethel Ross, City. ................l,O ,O2
Ida Bechard, City. ................l, ,02
Allie Burrows, City,. ............l,0 ,02
Carrie Holling, Twodot. ..... ,0O
Mrs. J. J. Hall, City. y........ ,oO
Irene McGregor, City,. 90
Helen Moore, Twodot. ...........l,O ,OO
Marie Norton, Big Elk. k...........l 90
Mrs. Mable Byrne. ................l,0O 90
The Harlowton news., 1911-07-07

Miss Emma Johnson of Aber-
deem. North Dakota, is visiting
her brother, Teddie johnson OF
this city. Miss johnson is cashier
for the Wolter Shoe Company OF
Aberdeen.
The Harlowton news., 1911-07-07
PREPARE TO LAY
new STEEL RAILS

Orders have just been received
IN LewistOwn for the rebuilding of
the Lewistown Harlowton line,
says the Lewistown Daily News.
That the Milwaukee will expend
large sums of money in this vicin-
ity is assured by this initial move
on the part of the road. 1t is ex-
pected that close on the heels of
the announcement that the old
Montana | inc will be rebuilt will
come the announcement of new
construction work from this city
to Hilger, Roy and Grass Range.
When the Milwaukee officials
were in the city last week it was
currently reported that the new
i, line between Lewistown and Har-
lowton would be authorized. The
official announcement coming now
to the effect that the work is to
be started without delay, and
that besides the cost of the steel
rails 81 200 per mile for ballasting,
etc, has been allowed, is cheering
news. The line is 65 miles in
length. 1T will be put in first
class shape all along. The work
will occupy several months and a
large force of men will be put to
work on it.
AS fast as the present steel is
taken up the heavy steel will be
put down, 1t is not thought that
passenger or freight traffic will be
seriously interferred with as new
Isteel will be laid fast.
| 1t is surmised that the steel
which will be taken up on the 65
miles of road will be used on the
branch lines out of this city. The
steel is heavy enough for this pur-
pose. 1t is known that the steel
on the old Montana is some of the
best that has ever been used in
the west, there not having been a
single broken rail in the many
years of it's use here. The old
"Jawbone" was fortunate in get
ting an especially good shipment
of steel.
That this steel will be used and
laid in another direction out OF
Lewistown on a new branch line
is generally conceded. The move
made in rebuilding the Harlowton
line is really the first move in the
building of the branch lines.
1t is considered a wise move OF
the part of the road to rebuild the
', present line. The shipments o
:, wheat. stock, etc, that will b.
', made out of Lewistown and th
Judith Basin country will b.
= heavier this wear than ever before
~ The Judith Basin alone will Pre-
" duce as much wheat this year a!
the entire state did last year. Bi
' trains of freight will be hauled il
- and out of the city and the new
- heavy steel trail is practically
necessity.
The Harlowton news., 1911-07-07
HARL OWTON TEAM
STILL VICTORIOUS

Three hundred and fifty fans
saw Harlowton annex the scalps OF
the Roundup nine, on the local
diamond last Sunday afternoon.
The visitors were accompanied by
q big aggregation of rooters from
the Musselshell capital and there
was something doing at every stage
of the game. Excitement was a
fever heat from the time Grivettj
tossed up the first ball until Evans
crossed the plate with the winning
run in the ninth.
Harlowton manufactured nine
hits off LaPiner, the coal camI
slab artist, while Roundup was
able to place only six in neutral
territory.
Neither team was able to put a
run across the home plate in the
first three innings. But the fourth
proved all but disastrous for the
locals; for Roundup McHale and
Hudson singled, Wheelock hit a
hot one that got thru McCabe
scoring McHale and Hudson, al
lowing Wheelock to reach second.
Nelson hits to McCabe who again
looses the ball allowing Wheelock
to score, Nelson was caught on
steal to second, Toner struck out re-
tiring the side. Harlowton came
came to bat determined to over
come Roundup's lead. Evans first
up, line to left field and was robbed
of what had the ear marks OF a
three Dagger by the fleet footed
Thomas. Husband singled, Gri-
vetti reached first on Eckert's
error, Folsom smashed long one
over second scoring Husband and
Griyetti, Folsom was caught at
second, McCabe reached second on
Jergin's error, but was out at
second when Dahl grounded to
Hudson.
Roundup failed to score in the
fifth. Harlowton scored one by
timely hitting Of Evans, Husband
and Grivetti. Score tied. Both
teams blanked in the sixth. Har-
lowton annexed one in the seventh.
The eighth proved to be one OF
the real sensations of the game,
for Roundup LaPiner grounds to
Caine and is thrown out at first,
Thomas reaches first on Gervetti
error, Wheelock singles, the bases
filled and all decks cleared for
final action. Nelson negotiated a
double, the ball going to the out
field fence, Thomas and Wheelock
scoring, Oll lCldy loIAO S6piIS
throws wild allowing Hudson tc
score. Nelson was caught at home.
Harlow was out in order in the
eighth, and the sky looked dark
for the boys that had placed theil
long green on the ones that wore
the blue" Roundup was easily
disposed of in the ninth and Har
lowton came to bat with grin
determination to overcome Round
ups lead. Wagner was out tt
Eckert, Caine reached first OF
error, Moe singled, Caine going t.
second, steals third, Evans hits t.
Hudson, who drops ball ALLOWING
Caine to score. At this stage G
the game LaPiner was derricke'
and Speedy" of Twodot fam
The Harlowton news., 1911-07-07

Mike Lyons was in from the
ranch this week.
The Harlowton news., 1911-07-07

Continued on page p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17

square, 45s Cd. LARD-Prime Western.
ticrces SIS I'd: American refined. pals. 4ls cd:
BI'TTFR--Good United states. SOS CHEESE
-Canadi,n fines. white and oolored. new. 55s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. As. ROSIN-Com-
mon. los % PETROLEUM-Rehned. 81 d.
LINSEED OIL, AS. COTTONSEED OIL
Hull refined. spot. Us %. TALLoW-Aus-
tralian in London, 3es AID
London. June 1s-RAw sUGAR-centrIf.
ugal. lis AID: muscovado los Cd BEET
SUGAR-,Iune, Jos sid. CALCUTTA LIN
sEED-June-Juiy, e5s "a. LINsEED OIL,
Ais o. SPERM OIL 1874 los. PETRoLEUM
American refined. go; spirits CID TUk-
lean strained. 16s Cd; fine. los Sd.
Antwerp June 1s.--PETROLEUM. 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17

New York. June 16. 1911.
opaix-VEEAT--Nalu appeared TO haNc
ue W. deSstaNlA ground. and the msrket
'ss'a... with price changes quick and
49, Irregular. but the close was steady
vnehanCe I'd 20 &c higher. New wheat
u...s,,s 10 be offered quite freely. ana INC
~ HSsra,d vas again poor. with little mt
- ~ Improvement in tie hour liade
IT, ,~o.3r 10 have reached an export basis.
E.rsr ard Gales ~ - loads were reported
-, 1. loads Of Manitoba and or Mani
..sa 81 furur. wheat. shippers own. al New
- - leads Of rcd wheat az Baltimore auu
.,.,ss ~ Bcsicn. The canadian crop OUT
:. ts extremely favorable and TINS; with q
~ ~ tom washington pointing 20 the prob
-, - ,re massage OF the reciprocity asree-
~. ~, v.fbcr' amendments. caused hesitation
-, following the bull SIDE. No req. ~ 6
t,,s~ s-i eSf.c o afoat; No Northern
-, Cf6et afoat. COEN-Steady,
~ s..t n.'c.s we're 3, 4 sc not higher Tho
,,h ,reno. showed frmness. With export
-, n loaas ENpori lew No .. Sic nom
% D. asn7f. OATS--Firmcr early. with
- ,c,,rs covering movement. but later lost
-. >, .rs advance. closing at &c decline 10
.I,sne, Cash oats steady: standard
~. ssi.c. 20 . 80. No 3. 4sc; No :.
ais PkRLEY-Quiet; mailing. &C 81 uS
,fErrz!o wheat including flour. exports
a. .IA week.. sccoi6ibc % S-adstrcets. as-
-. oO-OG6a bushels. against 2,4S2. 500
',r rss. sas eGS jo7 last yesr: since July ].
.,sosss-s bushels against 100. S35.5S@ last
..,S, Corr exports FOR the week So. 7%S
$3.50, ,cajnst /. 035I44 last week and 1@3.ol5
,, yea since July /. 4S.7S3. 333 bushels.
.r,trst - Sl41S last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New york. June lG. 19l


RYEyES-Reeeipts. l43 cars OF 2.460 head
including cars for the market; u cars on
sale steers steady. with far delnannd: pun
and cows slow but not lower Ordinary 10
oboic. steers sold at So 75G SO so per 100 ~
nils Sass a 50 so. cows. 80 81 10; prime
stable FED 49, 50 10 p Sos o Sefe Sfs S
lie steady at 1874 P13ho dressed Weisn ~,
o1astc ner III: Liverpool cattle higher at los.
1tIIc In addition ~ offal. Exports io-mor-
row 69s cattle and 500 qqaeas OF per The 81
louis 10 london; Az quarters In the Arabic
to Llvetpool.
sales-McPherson & O.: IA Pennsyiya1isa
ZOO N 50 40: 90 outside Kentucky stiller..
, Isl To- So. n 1888 ID. 81 -, . Pennsylyania
qgs AZ p s ,s6 60 r. s 4 co. ID ia H. 81 % p
Ii. 81 7o $50 H. 81 - cows ll2' H. es 81 A. ~
g. c @2o 10 eGo H. s. 30 l. 1i2o h. SO IS . oes
r, H. 81; IL s3S H. 81 CO. s. s54 Id, So 10; 4 SIS
ID, y shamberg & Son 10 Pennsylvania steers
1850 N 90 so: 10 1929 III. Sc 20: IS 1905 h.
Sc 20: / 1856 H.. So 40 -..-. ,,eo =,
sc7, 100 H. So a5: l cow. 1lso III. 81.
N~wfon & CO.: % pennsylvania steers. 1914
, c,,yFs-nccoipts. eco including 500 for
~ ,,,arLet weak and easier. with common
~ crime yeaIs selling at S7qs9 % per 100 lb
80 Dressed calves lower at iIT14c for
e. dressed veals. and selected carcasses as
high as 14isc; country oiessea caves al 3
| q 100. o,a.. IN ,...,. 90, -,
49, ca o5 ner 100 IN. Al. 123 ID So so: H.
go In a.. culls 40 ~, 50 so
~ sanders. IS veas. 143 III. 50. cults. 123
| ~, 81 s0. / grasser. 27o ID. 81.
Nv r. Hume: 46 vesls 100 H. 1925
H,iiine Wright & Co: 70 mixed veals 1873
| ~ IS. ~ buttermilks l2l ID. 81.
MCPHERSON < Co; Ncals 100 10. 50 50: ..
S,,rTp AND LAMBS Receipts. 20 cars. or
| q 80 head Including - cars for the market. .
| y. cars on sale Trade quiet and prices weak
! - - lower. Common to good sheep sold at
e. o51s S. 81 per 100 ID. culls. 81 30: common
- ~ Inc lambs sea 50; culis. Sass Dressed
70 Pt,on dull At G4siac per ID; dressed lambs
ILL.,. az I2i4 a14i4c; few hog dressed al 15c
.,,hs 90 No average IS per 100 III. 12i viz
Is,1oS' ~ H. 81 ~. 22s 90 ~. 81: go Ohio
sln,, sa H. 81 S.. / Kentucky. l4o H. 81 Is:
ahevp 100 10 81 75 Virginia. f03 No s. rs
| 49,, Commission Company: 22G virginia
-" go H. SIS. 1873 Maryland. 81 No. sT25.
| lambSa, Ia "- ~ No. 81: 277 Tennessee 81 n ss
80 in11,,aana cuIls ~ 10. S.: 20 Virginia sheen
| ~ oln "a %: $. 122 10. $22j.
! ~. s. -. q CO.: 2?l virginia lambs 81 H.
s. 2o1 r. % enIis. oi IL. 81 30 ''' ~
| 80 -" "a q co: ga Ohio sheep. 10 H. 81. As
| + in"", "a H.. 81 25. % Gull lambs 30 Ia 81
"nWin"pberson Co. 2is Ohio sheep 50 H.
s., Receipts. 10 cars or 1895 head. IN
hs ~" less thsn tslf car Tor the market
| rsoijng weak. :, ,.,
~, average Sc 50 per 100 III; roughs 9s3
ID So Hume: % state hogs 2ol Ii. Sc 30;
! e,ch AiO No.. 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch & Co. New
York and BostonJ
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
TIN LOWER IN LONDON.

London June 16.-spot tin had another sharp
drop to-day, touching flsS IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
@OLCCNE o/RHINE HOTEL DISCH
~ Well-Known Select House.

stockers and feeders 81 7Ods5 60: cows and
tefers. 80 500 50 10; calves sSgSs: H O,rS
Icht IS 90 n SO 80. mixed 81 a0d SO 30; heavy
s. 1885 % rouge. s. 75gsS %: g GOO s 90 70
hGcc e. hsayy q S2gss 90 seHifE E
5 600. strong native 81 5OaS4 80, Western
SO 70 80 20, yearlings. siasi 90 lambs M
tive. s4QSs 40 Western. 81 5o4s6 15 spring
lambs, 81 5oas7 IN: ewes, 50 25gsS 90.
East Buffalo. June 16.-CATTLE-K eceipt3.
500: dry fed active and steady; grassers $40"
steady to strong; 81 3oas9 %, rev ~ ou.
UOGS-Eeceipts 5000. active; &c hlgher
heavy. ST. 46Gse IS; mixed. SO 45ase 80. YORK
s,$5S5s5 81 stays. S4as5. diaries, S6dss 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 5ooo' snecp
slow; vethers aad mix"d sheep 10 &c go, ,o"g,
lambs, sass 10;' yeirlinSs sdG go 20 VEIN
crs s4o-s4 10; ewes. IS 23asS 30 shee''
mixed 81 30 s. 20, - rATr1r-Re Receipts.
1Noss: '' steady; steer So 1890 20 hsefer. 81
So. COWS 81 100 50 -; calves, 10 s4H ,sss ~,
rsCkrrs 50 i5G 81 -. stays So 25qS4 90
common sows 81 . s. 80; pigs a1d . ngn,s'
81 25gs6 20. sHEEP-Receip.s' 80 ~ e az
Kansas Ci,~. June 16.-CATTLE-iIecelptf
500 Including 900 soIiherns. STEADY 70 W "a ~.
S,ir 70 GOOD. s59s5 20: western 81 - q 81 10.
siocers and feeders s. 20 80 ssnlmern; ~
as 30: Southern cow, - ?" - h fii IA
e. 90. calves ssa$I 50. HOGS-Recei s.
600: 5ll iOc higher; hulk Of sales; SeIsS w.
heavy. s5o5dSG o.; packers and i nqtsne' .
sSo5Ssgi3: lights sGa$G17ia. :iiEEPs--
1eCeints 100: steady; lambs - pug >.
ssr,inrs s4Gs4 60: wethers 50 6on ~; eWes'
So n SO 80: stoclers AMI feeders - 'op -
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
toui.vilIs. June 1G.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
peceipts G97O head. for the week -, %,
az oraii.a IS 540 FOR the same Gays last year
and III Coo two Yeas ago. Good active DC ,
wand for choice lambs; prices JUST apou.
eteadv Bull; Of aes; central hentucky IAN /,
sold AT 81 50: tops Of Western kentuchy an
T'nn,esses went ,nos:ly at SInS 20 sSCon.s'
e IN down: culls. 50 80 down fat sneSp'
e. "a down: common and Gull sleep Nets dnI' .
r,onv as low as 1G:c per 10, ana some
.ralawags At zoe per head.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
& louis. juno G-CATTLE-Recelp,s;
. iIG. supply light crafty common; deIndni
foir FOR good grades: prices sieady: steers :,
XMAS s.: helf.rs. 81 lOQs5 60; cows - @
e. so Southern steers. 81 108S 40 SoIth-lh
cows S2sIS3 90 HOGS-Receipts, 'S|m, &c,
Two and i5c higher; light 10 medium 90 10 -
Sc RI. bulk OF sales at Sc 20 q 50 90. packers
So 1OasG so: pigs md lights. s54sO' fogen ~
S:as5 s. southern l;gs and hogs. ~ '9gg
< TX SHEEP-Receipis. 1870; laTnes' &c
Tirher. lambs SC aGGSI 80; medium, ssy 80.
c,'Iis s3Gs4 rs: ciipped lambs s'uso 'o'
S,inned sheep steady. S? a So 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
poeroN WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jane ls-"rhe commercial nm'ls-
,i,., vriii saw 81 the wool market tomorrow,
'h ~ y, o...,s,c,ions on the Boston marker
, D", baVe been ~ fair proportions. al
though probaii, not so large as has been T rhs
S1sS - ~ ,radirg has been IN new tri-wools.
puvIirncinsliv r'tah and Nsvaiss. with occasional
ot s. Of wyoming woods The Prices lasts range Rg
49,, about 81 n SIC on secured paslS- hu
from euoHt rrre,, 20 The effect that very
ia ,% Consumer has taken 15.0oO bag but this
is scou,,u 400 mn mounds has probably been
!sss ,'| ~ this class Of wool during the last
three weeks 49,. tos,o, % runc
The shipments Of wool from boston =" sum,
o. -ss Isl pounds for the same PERIOD las'
Year The receipts 10 June -, ine'asi', ,,o wsl
los 100 47s pounds. against .'V'i'''''i 'N'"'
Tor m. same period last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
oruER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago June 10 : 9 s. 5d "a q RecflP,.
1ooo. si9OasJ 90. western. sisOss5 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
FOREIGN MARke ] D.

Liverpool June iG-WIiEAd-spo s'ssay
70 "a fituras steady; July. 6s H'.d; October.
IS SD CoRNspot new Ame ,6syie,n m'k Nh
800 o,tet As lnd; futures firm; July. A.
s7.d' sep1ember. Is md ,FLouR-Winisr
patents. 27s HoPs-In Lend2n Fse zen,
,oast ~ 5safG los. BFEF-tNtra india
m@fs sos "a. POEK-Prme mess. western
los Sd HAMs-short cut; 7os 80 s e,a. h.,
Cumberland cut, b3s; short RIO, nesi ci.si Del
sos Cd. short clear backs. ass, shoulders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17

%, c;tion quiet al 3 points decline al 1900
1.3lllg upland; sales nil. Liverpool cables
~ cltt. sales q 600 bales. speculation snd
,,''ri. 100. American. 5OOO. Imports none
E-ng upland. 23d. Futures opened quiet, at
: r.nt decline 70 ,. point advance CLOSED
..s % point. higher June, sos l7o; June
.;y 1870. July August. 7.sSHd: August
ss:.rSef. 7.Gi "a. SeptemberOctober. 7.21d ;
.1isr-Noyember. 7.l2i4o; November December,
s-t December-Jsnuary and January-Febru-
H. iNi.d. February March. 1.O6isd; March
All i07d
CofTrf-Stead!er. and prices a the close
" sfS Points ret higher: sales. 81 500 bags
az Closed az ,. franc decliu. 10 p franc ad-
rs While Hamburg was = ptenpig higher.
:. stfs was moderate buying for foreign ac-
Z, n!e. Just al the close few selling or
~ istul,et in a setback Of 2G3 points Cost
freight offers from Brazil were about un-
.lgt', with sellers who were the highest on
-Sty showing a slight decline, while those
!. we're lowest raised prices about 10 points
n tensnd moderately active and steady al
- e. PIC 10 :. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
pRINT CLOTHS MARKET

FAN River june 16.-TleIe has been IA
n,n 80 seii.rs i'm the cloth market during
,,s last week as 10 trading. and there Is no
noticeable improvement In the so ,s oil ,he
n'aINh 80 has been notice from New
ynrH 70 the effect that there are Some sllsht
,iashings In prices. The sales 'or the week week
,rc estImated AZ 10000 pieces nelhs .niireN
h,o al stvl@, Quotations follow rs lnch.
GtxGi. Sa.c: 2s-inch. GtXdo 3Sc' Inch me-,
g. -. 3st.-inch. d4N6i. Sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17

ofR AND NEiI-Flour very inactive.
/. &tceAts. 81 5jlt$1 20; winter stias5 NJ ~.
s",Sst 10; winter patents, 81 209st So
vyNet3s0. extra 80 : winter. s. % o 81 35;
,,,b' siraights 81 20dS4 80: fancy sprins
snt % i0d Sc IS RYE FLOOk-stesc :
-" goo!, s5Q$j %. choice 10 fancy. 50 90 y
W. cORNMEAI.-Kiln dried. s. 10 BAG
re, 81 lG9Sl FEED--Westofn spring
b. +, "inla1d nidGl.ng, SIS 80. nolr 90
tn yea DOG Sos -. city bran, 80 20 ou ra;
n Ss IS q. homiay efop. s22 IS bulk. s2a f'
KS onmea'. $50 3GT$3i
S'iaaSoNtlsi0Ns-cuiet. but prices Arm. PORK
IT,: mess. SlT6ST 50. family. Slen
.shseit clear. SIS 75@Si7 BEEF-Mess,
s,r:s extra India mess SIS 5oasl BEEF
ioeS - s2T 50Q $50 so DRESSED
/ g,-S,taay. 1acons. s7sc $50 10. S 1.c: lGo
-ks. H2 b &c. pigs. e,sc. CIT MeAT ~
|ftE - lo'.c picked hams arm a. &C.
"A sr..-Dail city, s.sc. country "a Dc.
,,I Inn middle West. S30Qs 4Oc: city
tsssk,.. se, refined. South America. sO9e
,,,ss r. O'c. Brazil kegs 1860 com 70
Eris.e H1I'sc. STEARlNE--Oleo. IN Csc
IA" s,h-Prices unchanged: standard granu-
q, 49,. Htt l-ss per cent cash AT i%on-
BE-. vas steady market for beet s"s a..
n "ss'i' los 81. Raw hero stesoy 70
q "a. 1nch2ustd. with Centrifugal. 90 tes'
trss,1' mssccfaGo. 50 test. at $3.50, anu
ia, 80 s'ssr. - test, a. 3l1c. Wihett q
&c ass 81 s'oek 81 Europe ana America.
re a., Dn' against 2,2S9,737 last year ~
rtes ts"s uneven cates The increase o,
Mo- .yS''<' tons against an increase ~
ttiI, week. Total stocks and atoa /.
n, 1870 i VISIBLE supply OF 25'V4o
ri,lfe7' .tSo.'37 les; year OF an Increase
,,s S,,...S a.iaess moderate. tone about steady
$40 - COPPER sisndard steady: spot,
.trN.5 : . ~ .Sl5W y 25c: August and SEP.
4, 81 tt"e i-soe. London nrm. spot: i2t
:.ILe '-I,eies f'T 2s Cd. Lake. 1892 a a
'Gs n ,eeCuolyUc. 12b09 i2T 5c; casting
sNps "'sSge, July. 4l25G4 sc: August. ~
Fad a.. sspp,snlbsi 4iG4I25c London
~ lse,I - -. futures. fiSs. Sales Ia
LElD- ulaiHe' tons september at ilc.
,~e4 a.. r. spot. 4.l5ml65c New York end
u spF1ssSI 81 Louis London spot. fla
so-k md A. tt-firm 81 b55a ; Csc New
Y is A. zoe East 81 Louis London.
..scE-(.l,e - y J iNONY-Dull. Cooksons, 90.
.fs;. ~ ,eend warrants. 4Gs Cd Locally
~ 10 Ia, a1uhofy NoStheIn. no I southern
- fsun.s, naiy Southern soft. sI54Sl5 30
MOI &C. Northern. si4 7Jds16 %
ss,,rei an AND syRUPs-priees un'
'iohEs-spiriu turpsntine nrm
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CIEARANCFs.

t0TION-very nervous and irregular. but
vfls old crop positions ruled weak and July
"a into new low ground Tor the movement.
'as rev crop rallied sharply. In the late
rf5as renewal ~ Liquidation sent prices
- from ne best with the final tone irres
rsr and last prices showing net loss 81
itm 10 points on the old crop. although
ftT cop deliveries were TO II points net
iinsr Weekly movement figures: Port re-
Hp;s. 1919 bales. against 24.j4j last year.
rt'.ard 70 mills anG Canada, j,426. against
tii2 last wear: Southern mill takinss. esti-
-iisd 10000 against 10000 last wear; loss
= tock 81 interior towns. 15094, against
1921 last wear. bought into sight for the
sHk e5.l0j. against 24.oes last year. Total
ro7 inovenlsn.. Port receipts. S.434.112 (l5.4os
N.td Tecei1's season New Orleans. ETC.,
,;airs; f.1StJs4 last season. overland 70
rHs and canada. s22s54. against I94. isI
AT ycsr. Southern mill tekings, :, oe5,OVO'
isa.rSi 900 as year stock az Interior
''srs n excess - September !, a0, S3s. against
,.ll9 las year. brought into sight thus far
= season. iIJ43. IA. against 10.09s 800 last
'"r The total crop movement Is Tor .se
tsys this season. against 300 days last season
.etz contract prices
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rRy Telegraph TO The Tribune. J
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. June l6.-Stubbornly huliish prices
maintained IN Europe, Notwithstanding oeclInes
80, tbts aide Of the water. were responsible large
a. Tor an advance to-day in the wheat market
here. Closing figures showed gam e Gs
SSn@d1S.c 70 Sc UP. oats l-16also dearer and hog
nIoducts more expensive by 2tglI'sc. Range
OF prices: W.T..
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Depot Tor Irlsh Peasant INdustrles
THE IRISH WAREHOUSE

ard higher; machine bhls, Sc. Rosin steady
and unchanged. Ter quiet az late prices
OIIS--rinseed oil unchanged. kehned pc
troleum steady al 1850 for standard white
in barrels ~ New York.
COTTONsEED OlL-There was less press
ure Of liquidation IN July. and this, WIN nri mn
ness in lard and cotton. had a stimulating IN .
nuence, apd prices at the close We're points
higher 10 points lower. Local contract pri~s'