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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
MOLtssES AND sYRUPs-Business slow
and prices unchanged.

and prices unchanged
NAVAL SToRES-Moderate demand for
spirits turpentlne with prices somewhat lower.
Rosin higher. Tar steady,
OILS - Lrs"ed oil unchanged. Rsnneu
petroleum steady az the recent decline.
RICE-steady but quiet and unchanged.
SIGAR-Fine graduated, 5.lOc net, less
rer cent yor cash. but some reflners were tax
ing orders nj Sc net, less .. In London
beet sugar was lower FOR near months; july
and August i2s SID; October 70 December,
los Did. Raw here steady: centrifugal, ~
test 4 Csc: muscovado, - test, 35Jc and mo-
lasses sugar, 50 test, a30c. Willett & Gray:
Total stock OF Europe and America LITE o9
tons, against 17gl.6l7 last year at the same
uneven dates The decrease OF stock Is 10, 24s
tons against an increase OF B. 1873 last week'
Total stocks ard afoats together show visi-
bic supply OF 1878. go tons. against 2O2'Ol'
last year or a decrease OF 40, as tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
Economic and Save.

uow 10 save and utilize millions Of dol
lars annually by simply establishing d
10000 experimental plant and spending
q opo0OO year for its maintenance IN
order 10 obtain the very best results for
railroads was the theme Of & recent ad-
dress bv q Northwestern official at the
shop foremens convention which met at
Chicago recently. He stated that the
Rrandies economy estimate is absurd, but
that one read operated along scientihc
lines now saves s., 00J,0op annually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
BOND DOTS.

Greenburg. y. T.. n is reported, will re-
ceiye proposals until p. III on July %
for 81, 900 5-le-year water bonds at not
exceeding per cent interest. Interest
payable semi annually.
Longview. Gregg County. Tex, is re-
ported 10 have had all Of the 10000 per
cent 20-40-year waterworks bonds reg
istered by the State Controller on July IL.
Iowa City. Iowa, has been authorized
By the City Council to issue fl1,212 go
per cent street Improvement bonds.
An election will be held by Hutchinson.
Kan, on August 8 10 vote on the prOpo-
sltlon OF issuing s3o,O bonds to aid tho
Hutchinson G. Western Interurban Rail
way.
An election held by Wellsville, Ohio on
July 16 resulted in the defeat Of the
proposition to issue 100000 electric light
bonds.
winsboro, wood County. Tex. bond
offer OF $4,000 watcrworks Improvement
has been favored IN recent election held
for the proposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 26.-Export sales Of 20 loads
helped to day TO give the wheat market a
hoist Prices closed firm At d range varying
from isc OF TO 1hGil<c ne; advance. Corn
finished LGll7c under last night ana oats ~
i.d3Lc decline. The outcome for provislors
was Jd2Tisc increase In cost. Range VI prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
Forewarned Is Forearmsd.

Anticipating the so-called Gear short
age" and its terrible results, both com
mercially and financially. the State Rail
road and Warehouse Commission Of Min
nesota has just inauguTajed a scheme to
reduce the trouble 10 minimum, BY
CORE spoud.uca cooperation is advocated
ana is now being established between
the shippers and the railroad officials,
Furthermore, not emitting the pracuca!
necessity Of coal, particular attention is
paid 90 coal Dealers who are urged to
place earIy orders 20 that coal may be
transported before care are demanded for
the big crop movement u ts said that
the commission has a lot OF other sis-
geeHoas to offer for the relief Of tie con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
SEED PRICES.

Toledo, July 20 -CLoVERSEED. bnsh.I
Uct9ber $40 05; December 50 %: Marcel
$40 ID TIMOTHY, August So Is. Sentsr,
Der. 81 go; October, 81 80; Decembes 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

IRoN-Cleveiand warrants, SIS 10 !. d In Lon
don. Locally unchanged: No foundry
sI5 IL: No southern ana soft. SIS so a $40.
COTTONsEED OIL - Quiet but STEADY,
with light offerings and coverings. Western
interests were moderate buyers, and iate III
the session the market ruled steady. closlhs
at / point net lower 10 points higher Local.
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

II looks from the signs Of movement in
the bonds Of the United states Telephone
Company as though the merger which
has been talked Of with the Bel Iele-
phone Company In Ohio is getting near 10
Ne closing point. The United states &C.
cupies q good position in the long dis
lance field. affording as It does an outlet
and interchange with approximately nine
hundred independent companies In Ohio
and adjoining states.
For the year ended December u, 1911,
the net earnings Of the United States
were nearly twice the interest charges
after making depreciation allowance or
5000. II seems TO be the consensus OF
opinion that the quick assets Of the
United States Telephone Company are
sufficient 70 retire both the bonds and
preferred stock at par and pay "a con-
siderable SUM on the common stock. II
the company is consolidated with the Bell
Telepbone Company the bondholders, II
4. said. will receive par. Tie plants Of the
company are reported 10 be In excellent
condition ard business S. said to be In
crcasug.
According 10 Cincinnati reports, CO.
organization Of the Interurban Railway
& Terminal the Cincinnati, Milford q
I.nvcland. the Cincinnati & Columbus and
the Cincinnati, Georgetown d Portsmouth
roads is under consideration. The pro-
motors OF the idea are confident that a
big saving can be made by such com
binatiCn in general economies and IN
creased efficiency. The idea as given out
10 the public VIII be to form pool OF
the owners of the four companies and
nut them under one general management
The individuality Of the different com
panies is 10 be preserved for the next
five years. and each road is 10 be run Oh
It's own merits and basis of'earnings until
the end OF that time. when complete
merger will be formed.
The June, 1912. earnings OF the Paclhc
Power and Light Company, of Portland,
Ore. show a decided gain over those Of
June 1911 but for the twelve months
ended June 30 there is n decline Of net
cornpared with 1911, which was due to in-
creased interest charges operating eX-
pcnses. taxes, etc The gross for 1912 ex-
cecds 1911 by $50 ,627. The complete state
meut follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

Wolverine Copper is expected to show
a very satisfactory statement Of earnings
for the fiscal year ended on June 80 last
IT. 1911 the company produced 9,6l7l63
pounds, but for the year just GUIDED the
production Is said 10 have been about
zoo, 900 pounds less. Owing 10 the ad-
vance IN the price OF copper metal how
ever, profits will be considerably In ex'
cess OF 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
A suooeasful Season,

me General Motors COMPANY when. 2,
Is reported. has ua.d of all Of ats loans
anticipating payment OF such rs were
aat YET due. win, within the next u"
days. pay to the General Trust Company
trustee Of its . per cent first lien note
izsue. t,.UocD0 10 be applied 10 redemp-
ton Of notes on account OF $l,50OoO pay
a5le 70 the trustee on october ], for that
purpose. The production schedule for 1917
Tho report says. has boon completed and
tile product disposed OF the Buick and
Cadillac companies having completed The
cleaning up process as early as July l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

The curb dealings OF the Anglo-Amer-
lean OIL have been weak and rather low
during the last day or so, and the stock
Of the company has declined from % to
Is. based on the published account Of the
poor report Of Anglo some weeks ago
The opening OF the gap in the stock has
been traced to a large sized selling order
from the West, and since this selling has
abated the prices have shown improve
nent on the covering OF shorts. with some
buying.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
Is information Reliable?

Copper Gossip" publishes the follow
INK Oh copper statistics Are the pres
-rt published statistics Of copper 10 be
taken by tho trade as constituting the
most complete data on the subject OBJ
.ainable, or Is Il possible 20 supplement-
those returns and make them more val
liable criterion OF the copper situation
Assuming that the mine output IS avail
able information, We think separate re-
turns Of mine and smelter production. in
addition 70 the product ~ marketable
COPPER turned out at rcfinerles. would Se
a distinct step forward in tire compila-
ton Of statistics These would be very
valuable for purposes OF comparison, and
the record would show what kind Of ?
margin exists between mine production
and refinery production each month. Par
tisl statistics simply possess a modified
value, but by having them cover the three
sources. mine, smelter and refinery, they
become the basis # satisfactory informa-
ton.
with the surplus stocks Of refined mar
ketable copper In the United States or
July down TO A. 553.OC4 pounds the small
egt IN the history Of the Copper Pro-
duce~s' Association. n would be hardly
wise 70 give too much weight TO stories
of hidden stocks ~ the Same time
iuu statement u copper in all the differ
emf STAGES alto. It IS extracted from the
mines would meet keenly felt require
uent Of the whole trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27

British American Tobacco was decidedly
y.eak yesterday. Traders were offering
the stock and London was selling, which
was quite sufficient TO send the market
for this speciality 20 lower levels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
Westinghouse Outlook.

The stock dividend announcement OF the
Geueral Electric Company has turned
special attention TO Westinghouse and its
prospects. The business OF this company
9, said 20 be very large. due 20 activity
n railroad construction and car equip
meul purchases. Tie labor problem Is
now reported 20 be confronting the COM
pany. which IS increasing with tie largely
developing trade. as tho scarcity oil
labor has caused a congestion Of orders.
Tho net earnings Of the Westinghouse
-hls year should be greatly increased
Earring unlocked for misfortune.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-12
CALExico SCHOOL DISTRICT.

c. A. Pyle, N Y of NV u and lots 3 8,
Sec 19, T. II, r. IA. ................
Mrs NJ. j. Edwards, \ " of NE u and
lots 4, 5, Sec 10, T. II, r. A..
w. T. Dutton, NV Il of NV a of SW n,
Sec 13, T. II, R. 14.......:.
c. E. Martin, NV 4 of NE u and w " of
Sc u of NE Il of Sec. 8, T. II, R. IA.
W. W. Bowker, SW "a of Sec. 8, T. IT, R. IA.
W. H. Mccullough, NE Il of NV Il of NV
a of Sec. II, T. II, R. IA.
F. c. Farr, w " of NV Il of Sec. 3, T. II,
Wm Crowther, undivided 2-1O of TT 159,
T. II, R. Is. .................
Louisa D. F. Farrand, undivided 80 of Tr.
159, T. II, r. 15....................
c. O. Bragg, SW a OF Sec 4, T. II, R. IA.
D. R. Collins, SW u of SW a Sec. 2, T.
II, R. IA Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Jane Adams, Personal Property. ...
Jos. Barnes, Personal Property. ...........
J. NJ Kane, Personal Property. ............
J. H. Willett Personal Property. .........
W. F. McCollum, NV Il, W u of NE 4
and n Y of sW a of Sec. Is, T.
II, f. 10 Observation-Disclosures.
Mark Rose, SW 4 Of Sec. 6, T. II, R. H..
S. H. Carey, blk II, Kloke TT. r............
F. c. Pauln, blk -, Paulin's Sub .........
Mendoso MAXWELL E u of lot 16, kloke TT.
A. C. Tobias lots ), g. I, s. 8, 10, II, u, q,
%. 90, "a, 25, 26 27, rs, Lotus & To
bias Tract .-.-.-.... .
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-12
CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.

Ruela Mott, E Il of E Il of TT. 4, T. Is,
R. 16 ....................
Mary S. Cater, E Y of n Il Of IT. 81, T.
10, k. 16 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
H. ]. Messenger, Tr. 81, T. -, r. 16.......
John F. White, Tr. %, T. Is, r. 16.........
Hannis H. Armann, w Il of NE Il and E
1a of NV Il sec. 80, T. -, R. 16......
j. P. Chambers, tr. AZ, T. Is, r. 16.
Josiah S. Briggs, tr. 81, T. 10, R. 16.......
c. J. Sexton, Personal Property.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-12
COLORADO SCHOOL DISTRICT.

J. W Jones, Sec 16 T. 10. R. 19.....
Beatrice H. Plummer, sec. IS, T. 10, R. 21..
[. l.. Laughlin, sec. 36, T. 10, R. 19......
Lynch & Davis, Personal Property. ........
A. /, Williams, lot 2, bl 4, Palo Verde. .....
W. c. Northey, lot l, bi c; lot s, bl B, Palo
'CiuC
f. & E. Hodges, lots 2 8, bl G; lots l, 2. bl B;
lot 5, bl 2, PalO Verde .......
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-12
DATE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
EAST SIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

NJ. J. Alexander, tr. 50, T. IA, r. b..
Orville N. Shaw, tr. 112, T. 15. R. Is. .....
Frank E. Fender, trs. 1O6, 107, T. -, R. Is.
Jas. NJ. Potts, tr 142, T. IA, R. 15......
Mrs Mary c. Gillett, sec. Sc. T. IA, R. L..
F. A. Ferguson, trs. 101, 1873. T. Is, r. 15.
Francis NJ. Ferguson, trs. A. As, T. IA, R. 10
Frances NJ Ferguson, tr. 12S, T. Is, R. Is.
Tom Ferguson, Personal Property. ........
Ethel Ferguson, tr 126, T Is, r Is. 5.....:...
Albert G. Ferguson, tr 141, T Is, R d..
J. H. Whitlock, trs. Isl, 152, T. t5 R. 1915.
L. S. Campbell, E u of NE Il tr. 81, T. IA
Lucian c. Edwards, tr SO, T. IA, R. 16.....
Lula NJ. HILL tr "a, T. IA, R. 15-16.. .......
A. Mardosini, Personal Property. ......
Shattuck & Edinger, Personal Property. ....
E. X. & c. B. Henderson. Personal Property.
Hall Brothers, Personal Property ........
J. T. Rogers, Personal Property. ........
Mary Shiffer NWA sec. "a, T. IS, R. 49,.
J. H. Tallman, Personal Property ....
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-12

F. H. Stanley, Tr SO, IL, 14.............T
Jens N. Wendell, VIZ Of TT 40, T IA, r 1914.
Reuben Erickson, Tr SO, T 13, r IA .........
John A. Keener, Tr 176, T 13, R 4.........
Trula l.. Woods, VIZ of Tr rs, T 49, R IA -.
Agee Bros, WIZ of Tr 112, T 13, r IA. .....
Anna NJ Brown, Tr 10, T 13, r IA. ..........
Y. Hamada, personal property ............
Y. Mayeda, personal property ..............
A. Mayer, personal property ..............
Martin Bros. personal property ...........
K. Ota, personal property. ty..................
w. M. Patrick, personal property ...........
Roboi d Guerra, personal property .........
S. Shimabukua, personal property. .........
John Schartz, personal property. ...........
Blair & Taylor, personal property ...........
Frank Hovley personal property ...........
H. H. Howell & Son, personal property.....
7. B. Howell, personal property. ...........
H. H. Howell, personal property.
G. Otis Snow, personal property ...........
w. F. Elliott lots 10, II, 13, 25, q, and NEA
of Sc u of sec 13, T 13, R IA, and lots
10, 27, 28, Sec IS, T 49, R Is. .........
Daisy V. Kruger, E y of NV a of Sc 4, sec
II, IA, r Is ......................
Henry A Stahl, lots 4, 6, in Sec 5, T 49, r. IA
and lot l in Sec 6, T 13, r IA. ........
J. P. Karner, E 80 acres in TT 147 T Is, r Ia
Jas r. Schrack, NJ of TT LA, T Is, IA.
t. Tasugi, personal property ............-
n. Hamano, personal property .............
X. Hamachi, personal property ............
L. Kajima personal property ..........,....
K. Mizota, personal property rty................
g. NJ. Makato, personal property ............
H. J. McMath, blks SO, 40, Brawley Sub No. l
Thos Ross, lot 1, and SEA of NEA, Sec IL,
and lots 2, 3, in Sec II, T Ia, R 49,.
c. Ross, personal property. y.................
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-12
ALAMIToS SCHOOL. DISTRICT.

N. E. Post, TT ST. T Is, r 15..............
Nick Van Dorm, personal property. ...........
Fl. D. Downing, personal property .......
Bertha Meyer, W Y Of NE u and E Y of NV
Il of sec s, T 16, r 15. 5................
S. NJ. Smyser, tr 81, T IS, r 15...........
E. w. Fales, Tr 80, f 16, R 10 ..............
Mrs Mary Hart, TT 81, T IS. R 15.........
Vim. Grisett, lot g. and SEA of SWA, Sec.
10; lot in Sec %, T 16, R Is. .....
l.. II. Wilkinson, Tr 1875, I 16, R 15......
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-12

John Cox, Tr It's, T 1914, R IA
Stanley DeBlois Co., E1a of Tr 1O7, T 13,
Lucy u. Alexander. n 4C acres of Tr 68, T Il
IA; Tr 95, r 13, r IA
John D. Arlington, NWA of Tr S3, T 13, R 1
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beuste. sic itisb sinsn selisnbtr
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3eii aus 2sibestrdfien eessn ibren Nn.
greifsr sur Webr. Die Silferufe ma.
r.u bon ibrem in sinem Rebsn3imms,
Ihtof.nbsn Shpaatr eebori fporoen
unb bisisr elite fofori b<rbei. i.bOd
bate Der fhparss Shurfe miitler,
psiIs Ron Fsinsm Gpfsr obaeIoHen uni
iprons In benz 4ngenblid, als Raih1r
in bas Gnlafsimmer elite, aus ben
Jsnit,r uno entldm. Die eanss Rad,
barihaft purbe fcfort BON Rdntfk'
ppiiebaum uno mebrsren Deteitipi
burhluht. isboh tonnien bic gsamisr
isine Spur bon Dem Regsr fimbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18
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