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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
- Ynrk. July ". l0ll.

New York July =. 1911
BEEyEs-Receipts ~ co. or Z tan stseps
were firm iOc higher othrrs auil sha %" TIC
steady. bulls and cows ~ 30, nis e.. .bo,rr
native steers sold az 81 Iopsi 10 per 100 10,
the top price was paid FOR Two carloaus o!
cool fsd 'peuurvlvanin cattle, the best seen AZ
thasa Yards FOR some time, ana FED b. H. MN
nick 90 Nensyile. Good 10 cmolce Du,.s, - ~
3 q 10. extra bulls ;" WV. oruinary 20
I'M. o0.r.d Dressed beef steady az va y loc
p.r M FOR native sides. latest private canes
from Europe quoted live cattle selling al ION
aon AZ ia. sti3ho per no. dressed weight,
,'-'t,,.s tiTo oval. Al Liverpool. 10Y n nc IN
addition To- ne oral Ekpsrta from this port
Tomorrow 400 cattle and w aSer'sIs o. psel
SUNDAY. about 1000 cattle ana 80 quarters OF
boef
Mcpherson & Co. - dry fed Penn
svlvsnin steers llJ3 lb average. 50 10 per loo
q. Ia 90 K.rtucky 1880 TO- s. 80 II. 1883 ~.
e. ~ : dry FED Pennrf wanna bulls. lS9b 10
81 90 3 dry fed Peunsy ANA COWS Zoo ID
81 90 COWS li55 ID. - %; H. 0o3 ID. 81 o5i
$50 ID. 50 ~.
s,,mhers 4 Son. Is Ohio steers. 1898 TO-.
NJ % 49, 1863 10. 50 30: 20 virginia, 1850 ID,
.5 ~ 3D. 90 80 ,.,..,.,. Co.,. 90. - "a a.
tn tt.t Ia s. 80. II COWS. NAG IN. 50 So
90 .Es-RacptDts 0u4 iuciudiu. 2ld for
t,, market. primo yeals steady. common and
medium yeals lfing weak outlerIn'i KS 2ss
az, q, o. ner 100 Ih. culis. so buttermllks
= en- dressed v-als steady At II n N &c
80 Ia, rnuutry dressed yeats. l2tc
seiss-Gcorge & L. $. Dillenbaok: - veals.
rgn In average SO per 100 III; culis. l3I
'Nsison A. McCabe: yeals, 142 h. SIS so. i2l
buttermilEs 10. 10. 81 u.
< sandsrs IL yeals. loi ID. 50 20. ,,.
EerDs Comm sson Company. g Virginia
rairrs $50 H. SIS. . 100 ID. so.
'",, fad ID & 60: 20 yenls Ia N. se e0
suEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were ~
ears or T14s head. 30 on Gale. sheep
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

t,ndon. July IA good selection was
clrg 10 7es baler Competition was spirited.
,,t,h he Continental and home traders
.c,f.e buyers. Firm rates Were realized,
-,ostty unchanged from the last sale. Good
-ocI and crossbrrdH showed hardening
tendency, and American buyers took a few
mediums Following Is The sale In detail
Tts sd: greasy. 4nddls l'9d; Queensland.
900 bales: greasy 5ad9is led; Victoria, poe
Iales, secured II I'D q 2s; greasy ada Is I'd;
e.i,tb Australia 500 bales. greasy. SID 90
a I'd. Tasmania. 800 bales; greasy. sdY
is I'd. New Zealand. $500 bales secured. 10
MS qisd. greasv 6Adu1s I'D Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal J. 900 bales secured
~ I'd "a Is gI.d. greasy, edo Md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-15

steady: lambs dull and 1OG2Jc lower. The
pens were well cleared. Common 10 prime
sheep sold al s. JOd 81 per 100 10. culls > -
q 81. common 20 choice lambs. 81 "a 30.
culs So goa 81 So. Dressed mutton steady AT
Ga Zoe per n; dressed lambs slow az 1919 q lJc'
a few choice hog dressed do up 20 lac.
aales-Kerns Commission Company. Z0S
Virginia lambs. ~ 10 average. 50 70 per 100
%. OF. 81 ID. 81 %. 231, "A 10. 81 p: 300 90
b. 81 10: 24O. 20 10. 81. 25s, 80 10. So 70; l3t'
So H. 81 30; %. 81 10. IS; 2l3 Maryland 53 ~
81 -: Pa Cincinnati 10 10. So 80; 80. % 10
81 80. 23s. 60 10. SO. psi Tennessee culls . %,
81 90. II Maryland. 100 Id. 81 80; l Buck ISL
h. s. so. culls. So 10. 81. so 81 Ii, 81 90
: Sanders: $50 West Virginia lambs. II III.
So GO. 2JT virginia 90 N, So so; 20 Pennsy !.
yania. II ID. So; Virginia sheep. 10 ID, 81.
Pennsylvania 90 N. 81 80; yearlings 81
H. 81. .
s Judd & Co: 245 West Virginia lambs. GS
~. SO 20. - state. 10 10. So 10 10 state sheep
1917 H. So. -
Tobin a. shannon: 223 Kentucky lambs 20
H. 81 90: 23i. 80 ID, 81 81
Newton d Co. 2l0 Kentucky lambs 60 ID
s. 3Ti> 232 ohio (culls), 81 ID, 81 80.
HOGs-Receipts. 10 cars, or 2.T52 head IN
GLIDING J.. car for the market. Feeling steady,
Sales---S Judd & Co: 20 state hogs. 1871 III
average So 90 per 100 ID. rough 500 10. So;
boar $40 70. 81 80.
j. Sanders. 80 Pennsylvania hogs, 2Oi 10.
So so, roughs go ID. SO 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-15

rLOTR AID NEM Flour unsettled by the
t.-..i In wheat and % wls necessary 20 nuke
concessions 20 move Eoocs. a w'rc from To-
lofo noted big sale to largo domestic
ia c,f.r- patents. 81 s. %. winter stTalshts.
- o-.,el ~. winter patents 50 3eH - ~
.nrine clears 81 s5q 81 -. extra " ! winter.
r-,rs.r etra!rnfz 81 900 ~ % fancy spring
ultsrts. ycgs5I5. RYE FLOl R-Qniet: fair
fo GOOD - SIn$ s. 10. choice to fancy. 81 ~ n
.- e. rORvMrAI-F Firm. Kiln dried 81 ~.
nAr tiEAT.-Gteady. nue white ana yellow.
Ell .s0S1 40 coarse. 81 3oaN! -. FEED
western spring. 80 10. standard middlng
coo go. ronr DO s2s b. red dog S2g 90: city
f-Ir s2G 80 trIk. So - sacks. middling.
rpOyIstON---O Quiet. with prices drifting a
4r,Ir lower POM Steady. mess. 81 5oT
ete gqrrig slsISlS 5O. short clear elj anG
rf- BEET-Ires. $40 1o@sil. family. 81 y
40 so. packet. 81 50p So "@rra India mesa.
srsGxtS 20. REEF HAHF-s2i 500 So 80.
f.rF ~SED HOGS acoue. Hi4c. $50 no. 5isc.
MEATS Picitled bellies quiet. 30 DO, 1915 n
iac ~ DO. nae. - d. l"e 10 scr Picked
lc.intry. So a8tkc. LARD-MiddIe West,
g0af s 4oc. city barely steady. T7sct refined
ai.adv south America, M1a"' Continent. SOC
rrqzll kers. 10e5c Compound -a-y. = 10
7&c. sTEAHlNE-Oleo. ~ m1+c, city lard.
ysIGAE RcGneo nrm ana unchanged. stand.
ara rranula.ed. 5.l1c net less per cent cash.
raw steady t0 nrm aud unchanged, centrifu-
rnl. aG test. 423r. muscovado 80 'est. 3.7ac.
and IUNtatNfN hHEAI " ifNtf o. ~ f'atFf NsN''l
Gsss Surluam an1at at equal to 4.2jc and
COO baFs cuba centrifugal July shipment
Ian aaual t0 g. 21c In London. beet sugar was
eatr and 4d2hd lower. July, l2s 3ad.
Arrus' I2s 20. October 10 December. lis - d.
ptCr-Fi1l and active at fili priees
NET I.S-gBPf ER-Standard dull. SPOT.
rrir August September and October. T. 10 n
70 zoe London easy. spot. iId lIs 90 futures
f55 ~ %. Lake. l2.i3I ir electrolyiIc.
10 90 I'd 10 75c. casting. l2.a1 ml2.5Oc. TlN
Quiet. SPOT - 95W43.G 5c; July. i221 43c
August AZ 95H a.. H5c. seutemher, 4i.Jn n
- a5c. October. 4f.37is a42.t2i.c London
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Rcston. July i4.-"The Commercial. Bo''f
lin wiz gay ~ The Wool i' sg. ,.,.soI trouea
tt- ,,aai, OF unc r.slnt~ ann con-"P.''h'
S,,i1a.s no mills buying but sparME.' .e''
ou n aeelers Boo turn operating Tor SIM
ana VIZ ~, +,a west Pr05ar." the total
lo,s ON ,r'-secrIors CD The Boston MARI 3
or t Iced q million pounds ior iH.
W"ti1 .-..,- I,-aciv domestic woods including
Werh' ~ ecf@ springs half blood a. &c SON e
new It5h and Nevada |oo dS ~ agf a'o ,,,o.,,t
49,. and twelve months anc ri--l .'''''..-
cream l"-i 10 -1r ond 47c feeDco'iFei.
IeE ondon opened unchanged or mgr,nof s ,94
ga, ana per oen. ,S oT eT ooc-9,ins only
Fnp-sS.. ova1tftlos Liverpool open. "t' "
Lay ith onerines Of $1,000 'eics . h1 so.io1 ta
ne. t,.Itsi.a were fIe. lHtG"I pouH' p
Jn.f IaB. 800 td4 points far .Ar .r
nEaihs go. -oar The rccr pts 90 Jul. 10. 'n
p'fion itrrc T47 7s. 42l pounds. aEainH' i-'.
ciusll.r' ..'7,rae for thc samo period l-at year,
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. July -CATTLE-Receipts, 800;
weak. beeves 81 s5aS7: Texas steers, - , art
feeders sass 10. COWS ana helfers. 81 - u
s. -: calves SJuS7 -. HCGS-Recclp s.
1350o; weak at opening prices hgnt go 90
81 771 rough s6 lodSG 30; good TO choice,
heavy Sc 90 sjs6 "a pigs, 81 I3q 50 DO. oaIt
% oo sales 20 81 nsi 20 So s. IS. Western
SsHS4 20: yearlings 50 40U So 80. lambs, ma
tive. S4Qs7 10, Western. 81 !Q4$t -,-..
S00. including 500 soutserns: steady
dressed beef an. s6PoIt s'eeI &C., 30 ~ ~
s. 90 u SO IL; stockers and feeders; 81 - 80
Southern steers - 40Q 80 southern COW >
s. 9OQS4. native. s. = g 81 30; nelfeTs, S.2vR
So so: bulls s. 75GS+ 30; calves. 81 81 90
saRs. s6i5aS6 90 heavy, 80 35aS So 90. pack
ers ana butchers SC 207S6 -, lights. Sdw
81 80 SHEEp-Rcccipts. llOIot s,e.s b.
lambs. sG0s6 20: yearlings, St3oe$5 80.
wethers o. 55d 81 %: ewes 50 4o4S5 'o'
stoczers and feeders - 80 81.
East BUffaIo July 14-CATTLE-Receip.
I 900: active and strong; 81 soasa so: f.w
iownr. heavy and mixed. - o5GS7 10. York
g.. Is SASS. s. 80 q 81 80 diaries. So 5Oa$7 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. Loo; active
any Stncinnau. July 14-CATTLE-Receipt
I 011. quiet. good 20 choice about steady.
49, ~119dee ,yoak; steers. s. % a SG p. heif-
ers 50 5OQSG. cows. 81 5oQ - 80: calves clos
weak. 11r lower So u' ~ 40 '' MUS.
PecaIpts 3gaG. generally 90 lower. packers
81 - Il Sc 90. stays 81 so S5. common sows
81 -54SG: pigs and lights. 81 Jon ~ -
SHFFp-R accipts 3 9lT; market steady. 81 %
n 81 80. lambs steady. 50 - "a s. %.
pittsburg July CATT1.F;-s STEADY: supply
light. choice So GOaSG So prime. 80 ludk" 90
SHEEP Higher; supply fair Prime weller
a. oGTS4 50. culls and common. slNS2, lambs
SsGS- o. YEA calves. SStrSS 80. HoGS-loVef:
recofptg 10 double decks. Prime heavy 50 N2'l
So 81. mediums. s. 15Gs7 20; heavy ana light
yorslrs. 81 2OQS7 y; pigs 50 I5q$o 81; rougAS'
50 5OQSG.
10y Telegraph 90 The Tribune
~ Louis. July observation-disclosures. lie;
moderately active a. easier prices. quality lai,-
.tsers S4as8 20: heifer.. S3 JpqSt 10, cow 81 -
mS1c5. southern steers. S@lSi -: southern
~ 81 tOGSa 20. HOGS-Re.o.7ts, ldNo 3
f.irIv artive ana f001Jc lower choice hEht -
tts-,. sd $3.50 -: bulk Of sales, SO "V"h" %
tes+ nfgs and light 81 2'g s1 20; common ana
,,,osiY-ri s. 1O0SG. SHEEP EorelpiH, "'N'A'
- .nl ,veak. lambs - 50fS6 %, Gull !ai|Os'
81 -o4S4 p. sheep - 1885 %.
IPy Telegraph 90 Tae Tribune.l
louisville. July l4.-siEEP AND LANES
fseIei~t, 3 ISL head. for the week nus iar' ~, ,
iSs rre-tv good demand foi choice lambs. anu
,o-l.e+ a6out steady: bulk Of best atnb.. 81 80
" -, rar.v "A shade higher, seconds, s. -'Hef 80.
I,us e. Il0E;. -at sheep. 81 - down. nfD.sii
- ',.o,.-r,,1n sheep. very slow a. low prices.
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easy: spot f196 15s: futures. f1sg. LEAD
Steady, 4.45T4.55 New York, AR y g4.42 q 9
East ST Louis London. fl3 IS Cd. sales
100 900 10 - Louis July az : 40c. SPELTER-
Firm: 5TOT5.7jc New York. D. ~ 5.55c East
st Louis. London, f25. ANTIMONY-Dull'
Cookson's $500. IRON-Cleveland warrants.
ass IOlod In London. Locally steady. No
foundry Northern SIJaSI5 -. No Northern.
sl4 1856. No I Southern and No l South
ern soft S1f75qSl5 20.
MOLASSEs AND SYRUPs-Without impor-
tant change In values. business slow.
NAVAL sTOREs-Spirits turpentine STEADY.
Rusin dull and easy at slight decline Tar
steady and unchanged.
OILS-Iiusecu oil unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady Standard white, 725c In barrels
al New York.
COTTONSEED OII--Liqudatlon was the
feature. Al the decline. consumers were cred
tied with buying moderately, although de-
mani was very light Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-15

eos ,-o oo Erie lines, Is estimated to be worth
- ,'S'''V oy the commission. 1t was listed
last year at y,1os.2Os
"aoash Pittshurg Terminal. which
was assessed last year at s247.s25. Is in
y1issier nearly twenty times by the COM
me Fi'tsburg & Lake Erie Is placed ten
-p9. Last year IL was No''-
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. july 14--Fear of forced liquida-
ton through The calling OF loans By banks
had considerable effect to-day In causing
wheat prices 70 smash Record breaking de-
iiveries ~ new wheat from the farms ps'
trade facilities under a heavy strain. Al one
time the market showed fall OF more than
30 for the July option Taking the list a
whole. latest figures however. were az not
decline OF bUt l y q. &c. ON the other hand
corn finished with gain OF \ u Z. and oats
up .. a isc The outcome for hog products
was 4 loss u -. a t5c Range Of prices.
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pe,NT CLOTHS MARKET.

-...... Iulr 1.-THE print ei"'. Hlti
F3' N,' -tE rss continued very gtil WIZ
an s sses sa Of .55% asSFF 1n sa5.@ sas
orally Unchans'u 80 90 600 90 C1.uuo pieces
i l9g ana Gsiye-e, dnF.9S n'S Two nomn-
QUOT tlolt az. oT-H,h. 81 500. 4" '--"'.
2s.ac ee5l..c BE-. IS -nch. G'@Gi 'c' '''
20 80 -..c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-15

New York, July u. lNti.
GRAIN-WH EAT-The market was fairy
overwhelmed bv the movement OF new grain
in the Southwest, which reached record pro-
portions and caused not only severe hreah Ih
Tho cash article but weak speculative mar
kets as we'll Winter wheat arrivals ior M
day wern 10 900 bushels. while western re-
CeiDts so far this week showed a gam OF
3,00u,0OO bushels over last week and 4oOVVov
over last year. Interior shipments for the
week have gained only about 100. 900 bushels
Most Of the response to this bearsh statistical
showing came In the late afternoon, wheh
heavy selling I'm the West forced prices down
over &c q hushel from the forenoon high point
and representing ii decline Of practically &C
on the week. The only attention paid 20
strong corn market was shortly after th'
opening, when. after an early decilhe, ,lt
market sold up briefly about sc ahoNe lhe
previous night. This was rapidly lost, as crop
news from all parts OF the spring wheat bei'
yyas yerv f9vorablos while the Canadian gov
eminent put out condition figure or ~. y.
or 1913 above last year. Foreign markets
were easier. especially Budapest. Whlch was
NET lower. Export business l5Of00 bushels
new red winter. C. New YORK 10 arrive
export basis. and 10 loads OF old red winter.
which about cleans up the stock OF this grade
in the local market No red. Ole elevator
and 92isc O aioat; 70 Northern Duluth,
SIO4is o b afoat. CORN-Did not share
the weakness In wheat showing an advance
az one time OF from RI S over the previous
night. Part Of this was lost IN the late after
noon. but the close was steady az q net adj
vance Of !. ri &c per bushel Tho crop situa-
ton was again responsible for some heavy
buying On The market. feature being snow
report. making condition I4.S and an indi-
Gated crop OF 2.700. O00 600 against the gov
eminent figures Of 29j6 000. 900 bushels. EN-
port business. loads from Outports. No :
corn here. Tic % anoat export grade
OA1S-Resisted the weakness ia wheat and
was strong n times, selling M = p &c above
tho previous night. from which reactions oc-
CURED although final prices were sim y a y C
net higher Cash oats. Standard white. % nc,
40 . sac. 80 3. SIC: No 4. j2Mc. RYE
Nominal BARLET-N Ominal. Wheat, In
GLIDING -four exports for tho week. according
10 Bradsircets aggregate i.Su1.0S3 bushels
against 1347g7I last week and i.l90 pas last
year. since July Z. 3.i+S.3SS. against LOS, O23
last year. Corn exports for the week, S933N
bushels. againS. 01G.o1T last week and t+015T
last year. since July ]. 1,SIi.4OS bushels,
-. Lna. c..r
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~ BOOSTS ASSESSMENTS

~ .'' Ohio, July 1.-THE Tax Com
aa,' y Ohio. Ia setting new valuations
ss,ls III Tor i9xation. to-day placed
~, ss'e'eased tentative valuations on
H. l.etds. The Chicago & Erie
h va, as WED last year for S1.06i759, is
~ - tentatively by the commission
- Neu- (, =
ioTk. Pennsylvania & ohio. one
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
LIST VIZ in July Si57sG s73,JO3 SEA. 3s4
CINCINNATI. NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS
PACIFIC.
Isl, wk. in July. sie6 1872 sl62 a51 l40.e2o
1si wk IN jaiv. si57.2l4 sjG3.0sg SIG. SIS
NATIONAL or MENICC.
ist Wk In July. 81 100 Acc Sl.l4l.7l5 Sl,06T,4S7
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
lst ,vk IN July. Si0ls9 Si0.257 ss,2l9
DETROIT UNITED
gi wk in June sol Oi- Sls932 Sl6l 1863
Fan l-June d 4455Gl9 4.O55.T1s 1870
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NV YORK PRTCEs.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sYABOARD CLEARANCEs.

TTITE ''TI' '-TTTI
market seemed to be developing "a sfeadier
tone and after an initial decline rallied on
trade buying and covering by shorts and closed
steady az % decline Of points on July. but
from 90 i3 points get higher on later posi-
lions Weekly movement ngur-s Port re-
celpts. Aba against 4a.925 last year. overland
70 mills and Canada. ~. against G.IHl last
year. Southern mill fakings. estimated 10000
av.fug- 10000 last year. loss OF stocks NJ in
trrlor towns. 9.0G4. against 2d959 last year;
brought into sight FOR the week, 1921, against
go ~ last year Total crop movement. Port
receipts S4T5. IG1. against T243.i+O last year
overland to mills and canada, Ht2,l2l, against
$40 sn3 last year. Southern mill takings. BIO
600 against 10000 last year. stock at IN
terror towns in excess of september ]. $3.50
Ne season thus FAR i1.6-f.22i. against 10. % 10
Sas last wear The total crop movement is re-
rpoctivelv for 81 DAYS, against olS days last
season. Local contract prices;
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Yester

spot ollat and uncranEol az lA.2so for mid
rring a1land Sales. 2,30i bales delivered on
contract 400 bales. LiFeroni cables SPOT
fI.r and aArort. 200, American. 1000. imports.
r. 900 Mlddlng upland 7Gd. Futures opened
,'-faf Ian point lower. closed e eaar ~ n
.l ,av,fre az roirt o. decline OF y points.
JrIr. 74~e: Jay-AugrsL ifad Assgu1s' Sepiem-
,.,,,.f,r c Telha. VCvrr. bar Deceruhe-. q GHd /;
rrrerrf~r-r January gaSl; January February,
GcQt.d Febr,ary-Nar b. tC1'-l. MaTcA-Aprii,
rOTFTF-Ar carly decline was partly re-
covered and tho Clo9e was frm az net az
vance ~ points 20 q dfthne of Po'his
,ra uarifc@iIar ~ thn news 90 account Tor me
..rl. decline but there was little support N
e.. ie-r. and u-ces raqcI or under moderate
-,..f,-fr-, owing 30 holiday there were no
calIce from Havrc. Hamtvrs c.o'ed net m
changed. Rio was 30 refs high"F. 'hg 0'l'''s
-s -sfe lower Enat steady on tine basis -
12s. r. i2'-c f1r Rio 30 Z. Local contract
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LIVERPOOL COTTON STATISTICS.

Iiverpool July 14-Following are the
weekly cotton statistics:
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

'New. Export. o b aaoat.
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nj. AND NAVY NOTES
:, :, Docks Needed at Brooklyn
w. Navy Yardd.


Washington. July a.
ersgxr DOCKS TOO sMALL.-rhe
f'hSs-,,,,o -tn,ent has practically aban-
Ny tsca OF attempting TO improve
Snef - - docks al the Brooklyn navy
= eNs- r1 as drydocAs ? and 3. The plan
SO W.. ,-onosed 10 obtain al the next SEES
. pes Congress appropriations TO enable
~ 7. -,,nent 10 Increase the length Of
ss aes' hut reports from the yard in
tesa - his would he OF little or no
s,ale 'nN' '
1lbe desired is a new dock. II II is
We. -. 10 ind the location for one. The
49,. leasing the length Of the docks
''s y .o,osted by the success with which
81 ION done In the case or one OF the
iss - .. the navy yard at Norfolk. II
a OO.' nowever. that Drydock 2, at
So is AZ present longer by nearly
S', s.-sred feet than the Wyoming class.
. =, ,ot take any ships larger than the
p -.,.,t Even the Connecticut at times
-, the SIDES OF the entrance with
= -. teels. The dock is entirely too
:, ,be entrance and In the body for
. -, ~ the DreadnoUght class. Even
. Michigan is too large for IT, II is a
= sock and not in the best Of condi-
end IL IS doubtful If it will ever be
- 3, length in its present form. A
-. is needed. both wider and deeper,
=, .hot IS of value for rebuilding in
q AZ structure is the hole in the
49, . the rebuilt concrete dock
DflvV,~ 80 useless. 10 is so narrow that
= e,.S ,sLe practically nothing larger than
w. ~ o. the Ohio class. II IS TOO short io ,,
1910. f,r ANYTHING except a cruiser
tsN...iesrir Of me Ohio class or smaller
e ~ ,erv light draft II Is rapidly 60
~. -, y, mes and Is regarded as Of no value
-'trildire. except. again, for the space
occ-Vies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-15

1.,,,----Iue IuI- IA SHEEP AND LAMBS
t,--.irt, ISL head. for the week nus iar ~ .
eos. pretty good demand fo' choice lambs. anu
Dc. ~ eF,,,t steady: bulk Of best lambs. 81 90
" -, rar.v "A shade higher, seconds, s. -'H~f 90.
@,us - 5iQEi. -at sheep. 81 p down mee.Ui4
- .----n-n .n-el. L-I- slow ~ -oN --.----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-15

!. gaLSIS OF WARSHIPS.-The roll
- sislements Of vessels have been re-
J" ne Navy Department:
a ARRIVED.
~. ~ Justin az een Juan del sur, the
~. s,en az clcngagc. the Glacier at Mare
f~,ae Lol'siCr1. tEr Kansas. the New
6.if ara ffc south carolina al
! ,.fh .fe North Carolina ul fIiaiJ-
Z - aetinf tnc severn, the ffa ~.
=. s-enho. fhr Nirnh1I tile Salmon. me
N,sn-. TOE fangTav ard the TD-p1n 40
"a SHE'D
s--....-e Caesar from Son Juan m Guan-
81 a. u Connect .cut. from Prpfinse
.lrfrs' gcN Raven the Michigan AHo tie
p A.. ION ir0viueet0Hn frr newport
q, -sNS placed ln reserve. navy yard. Ne"
s.is'sslilIaat commissioned at NAYS yu.d'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-15

20 sr1lU nro5ortion OF strictly fancy cream
aida oni. fair Medium qualities onerin4
freely al current rates. Process steady. FAC
tory and packing stock well sustained. cream
.r, sDariaIs NJ 25i-c. extras. = nrSts
,gI d23r,s. seconds. ZOi7 u &c, thirds. ]" .
zoe state dairy. tubs finest. - = q -4c, good
=, urirue 81 u BE common 90 falr. - 2 -N'
..o,.ss arociais 2Il.c. extras. 21c trsts
igi, n aOi,c. seconds lTi5 glSc. factory. cur
-ruf maxi frsJs 1850. seconds, Is y - We
thirds, 49, 117lac. packing 'ioc"' cDFie"'
make so >. 1SC, 40 .. 100 ltc.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-10-05
THE CITIZEN REPUBLICAN.
+. A. BLISS, Editor 4 Proprietor.
SCOTLAND, s. D.. Oct. 5, 1911.
LOCAL NEWS.
For Pianos see W. ii. Miller.

For Pianos see w. I'll. Miller.
j. Il. Turner of Springfield, was
in town between trains Saturday.
Mrs. frankie arrived from Iowa
last Saturday and is visiting at the
home Of ner sister, Mrs. Frank
each.
Adam mfciIachiap, OF Geddes,
after a few days visit here and at
Mitchell. returned home Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Birkinbine and Miss Cobb
who spent last week visiting rela-
tiises during the Corn Palace at
Mitchell returned home Monday.
Mi. and Mrs. David Church OF
Presho, arrived last Sunday and
after a brief visit with her sister,
Mrs. r. r. Clough, went to the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Edward
Muehmel, north Of town.
For Sale at . bargain: A two
story stone and brick building, q
store room below and living and
Office rooms upstairs located on
south side Main Street in the City
Of Scotland two doors east Of Reich
Block. Price if taken within IA
days $2,25O.0O, title clear.
Address NJ. NJ. Winner,
Gary, Indiana.