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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-05

Senatorial delegates C. {.
Groce, Jno D. MeRaG. W. l.. Hard
ing, G. NJ Supple, J T. Gill,
Mark Smith, Tom Whipplc. Ota
CantrclI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-05

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&. w. Mcknight T. A. Ferris. {. "
Kent. c W. simpson f. . Nestal
Ed, Cunningham. w \. oWnby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat Up, Down and Up Again.
Corn, Oats and Coffee Lower.

On the strength Of sharp upturn in the
Northwestern markets wheat here started
of frmer. but the settlement Of a Chicago
controversy between the elevators and the
Board Of Trade and pressure of new winter
wheat from Nebraska caused a drop Of ia
lAc from the opening figures. Toward the
close. however. new crop months rallied,
as experts were not al all pessimistic re-
gardng the crop. and final figures were sc
lower 10 asc higher than on Friday. Corn
and oats were easy but moderately active,
corn closing 2sc lower and oats from &c to
sc down.
Prices in the coffee market held steady
most Of the session but business was very
small. and bears gave the market little
hammering near the close which sent prices
down to S points from Fridays finish
Next week will open the new season in
coffee and the trade is looking for in
creased business in actual coffee when the
new crop begins to move freely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30

s sFads s9' 4s rosstsf. mix led saP Fey
'aI Po}rA ,16 "a And 70 vEGETABLEs.Sew po.
tatoes active and hrm; old, dull: Asparagus naSnr
steady Beans eqcumbers and ssoGases lower
f fepper nr Weak 'i Lettuce higher for fancy
onions weak. Peas irmer. Tomatoes ioT ssI
S2gS2 20: red, s2Qs2 %; seconds. 81 % 81 90
culis Slas1 %; domestic. old, Dbl or iDsss.
81 5OG$2 %: European, 1Gs-lb bag sig SIC;
81 5Oqs2 %; ASPARAGUS, green, G ao. =
bunches. s19s2; culls, 5oQ75c: white; sc
81 %: culls. 4oa soc; BEANS virginia OSss nd
Jersey, slasi %; BETS, Dbl 81 20 qSt. - =
CARROTS, 100 punches, 81 a So old; od pr %, S9g
81 75q$@ IS; cCCUMBERs, Carolina b.sk ct
half hal bbi basket. 81 5oqs?; Dbl s? 5oS %:
CABBAGEs. Virginia, Dbl or crate 'oI ~
cry. dozen. 60a75c CORN, $las2 EGG
PLANTS Florida box. sl@$2 go vi, SiTsn MIA
$5as6; LETTUCE. nearby, Dbl 30 @ &c !, pas pas
basket, 25a csc; LIMA BEANS, basket basket sig
81; ONIONS. Bermuda, new crate; 3oc le- d:
Egyptian, bag. 5oca$l so Virginia. potato or
PERs. box box, s. ass: S,t!i carrier sIa$2 80;
basket. 81 25asI so; small slas1 20 large
lag. s1as1 30; Western New York, large 2as-
ket. 81 5OGs2. small. 81 12g& % RoMAIEE
qsI; SPINACH, Dbl, 75c a 81 %; basket. 5og
soc, SQUASH. white, Dbl or crate crate Sigs2
crate, s1Ts2; TURNIPS, white. 100 punches
slQS2; bbI, 5oG75c rutabaga, Dbl. Zoe
81 %; TOMATOES. Florida, carrier jOc q 81
Virginia Delaware and Maryland, SlWsl 80;
Mississippi fat case 5O96Oc; Texas, 80 SOC;
jersey, box, S29S2 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
rBy telegraph 70 The Tribune.
THE COTTON MARKET
Featureless and Lower, Except
for the July Option.

Some activity in the July option fur
nished practically the only excitement in
the cotton market yesterday. fluctuations
being narrow and irregular and trading
mainly in the way OF evening up trades.
1t is not expected that there will be any
activity until after the government report,
due at noon on Wednesday next. is out Of
the way, and this restricting influence is
increased by the fact that the next day IS
holiday I'm the American markets. Tho
opening was a a decline OF TO points,
and after a few changes the close showed
net loss Of 70 points, with July points
down, after having been points higher.
Active new crop months were about 2
points of. Southern spot markets were
unchanged. and the local market held at
ll65c for middl!ng uplanGs Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Despite a little heaviness shower by
some of the leading stocks at the close
the undertone of the market on the Con-
ferred TO as at all weak An exception
was American Can. which on large deal
ings declined sharply. Can, however
failed TO sell under 80 ~, against New
York Stock Exchange low price or 0"i2'
Opening prices were registered for num-
her of stocks some time before sales OF
those stocks took place on the other
board Missouri Pacific sold at S6S. me
only transaction in that stock reported ~
watching developments at the Baltimore
convention, but there did not appear 10 ne
much nervousness as 10 the outcome.
Among the special movements was an ga,
vance in Brooklyn Rapid Transit, attended
by active commission house trading, with
the stock touching high price OF 9Oss'
against a high of 90l1 on the other eN-
change There was scattered liquidation
of odd lots of New York, ontario q West
ern, rejecting the after effect OF the pass
ing of the dividend. Detailed operations
follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
INCREASED RATES SUSPENDED
The Interstate Commerce Commission
Announces Rulings.

Washington. June 2.-An effort by trunk
line railroads to increase the class and Ger
tain commodities rates from Eastern and
central traffic association territories TO Min
neapolis and other destinations in the
Northwest was frustrated to-day through
the suspension by the Interstate Commerce
Commission Of advances ranging from half
a cent to ~ cents hundred pounds Inc
increases proposed average about per
cent.
Increases Of eight cents hundred pounds
In class freight rates over the Chicago
Milwaukee & ST. Paul and other ROADS
from Chicago, ST. Louis and other points
in contiguous territory to destinations In
South Dakota were also suspended until
October 90 The commission is OF opinion
that the advances are unreasonable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
SICK INSURANCE IN NORWAY.

The sick insurance law OF Norway was
enacted September IS 1909, and amended
April l. 1911, but did not go into effect until
July |, 1911. The law embraces all wage
earners and public servants over fifteen
years OF age whose yearly earnings do not
exceed 1922, II In the rural districts, or 1915
ir the cities. The law also provides that
the employer shall pay certain percentage,
(one-siXth) Of the premium, while he Is hef
responsible for the whole, but may deduo-
from the wages of the insured at the end
OF term for which premium is paid the
amount thus advanced. Theoretically, II is
self-insurance on the contr!butive plan,
while actually II amounts TO an extra tax
upon the employer, as most employees stipu-
late when engaging their services that the
insurance premium shall be paid in addj-
ton 10 the wages. The first semi-annual
report of the committee on invalid insur1
ance for the city of Bergen, just issued
is interesting but not satisfactory, and
failed 10 meet the expectations OF the adj
locates OF the law. Instead OF an ex5
pected surplus, as budgeted. the first six
months operation OF the law created 4
defcit OF $22I0. The committee points ouq
a the main causes for such defct % thaY
the insured seek medical aid for Inosq
trivial cases and more frequently than
the uninsured, and (2) that applicants LOT
sick benefits have increased to an alarmin9
extent--Consular Report. .--,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
IDLE CARS STILL DECREASING.

The net surplus Of idle freight cars on tne
.oun,ays ~ the United States and CANADA
ssow.d a further considerable decrease IN
go 40 weeks ended June 20. as reported
by the fortnightly bulletin OF the amer.
can Railway Association. standlns nv
AZ SINS, against $685. on June Q. Inc to'a'
Number OF idle cars, the gross suFp'u s
was 70 4s4 on June 20. comparing with es-N
two weeks previously. while the shoflase
Increased from 2.s22 TO 5,746. For the tout'h
fortnight in succession the decrease IN tne
net surplus was due principally 10 'i''
sened coal car surplus from $3.50 on : ut w
G 70 1920 on June %. an increase Oh Nv
in the box car surplus supplying pa'uA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
CAN RECALL STOCK.

Following the appointment OF receiver
for the Alabama Consolidated Coal ana
Iron Company, the committee haVihs
charge Of the plan for merger OF the prop
erty with the Southern Iron and steer Coni'
pany has sent notices 10 holders OF cerul''
Gates Of deposit representing the preferred
and common stock of the Alabama Con-
solidated. advising them that because oil
the DELAY in carrying out the merger and
reorganization plan and the possibility Of
further modification they may receive back
their deposited stock on payment OF certain
frrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
CASH QUOTATION
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York June %. 1912.
S-wHEAT-Prices AT tho start. were
hrmer. following a sharp uptuTn in the North
western markets, but the influence Of the crop
situation was OFFSET by reports from Chicago
that the controversy between the elevators
and the Chicago Board OF Trade had been
practically rettled, which caused heavy Equi-
dation OF July In that market. There was
also increased pressure OF new winter wneat,
Nebraska Offering No hard wheat for thirty
days shipment at about the Sep'emhe. price n
Chicago. Liverpool was stead, while Paris
showed advance OF -. d2'.c Prices here
declined 7s1ltc from the opening level, but
the new crop months rallied at the close and
hrsl figures were &c lower 10 A,c higher.
Cash wheat easy. with 80 . red. 81 Is . spot,
elevator. domestic basis and export 81 49,.
Z o saoat, 10 arrive. 30 / Northern Duluth.
81 90 o afoat. CORN-Easy most Of the
session; final figures wor. a. ret lower. TX
port corn here. s3c. sfOat OATS
Moderately active and easier Final prices
were i.1s.c ret lower Cash oa's quiet.
standard white. 5ai4c IN elevator. No .. SOC:
No 3. So 50'.c 80 I. SOC. natural AMI white
clipped. - q a.. on track. RYE-Nominai:
RARLEY-Qu!et malting. 81 l2g 81 -. I
Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30

$40 25as2I BEEF-Mess. sl5asl5 30; fam
India mess, 500 q 500 so BEEF HAMS-S2s
s31' DRESSED HOGs-Bacons, ioi. lOilc.;
pigs. lie. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies dull'
116lli.c: picked hams quiet. l2tt n u 2 c.
TALLOW-Dull: special CSC; city. Csc;
country. s.. a6iac. LARD-Middle west,
South America, l2c: Continent. II. zoe: Brazil
kegs, 13c: compound dull. sis q9c. STEAR-
INE-Quiet. oleo. 12d 13c city lard l-'2 %
124c
COTTONSEED OII.-There was sharp
rally, with prices al the close 20 10 points net
higher. Shorts we're nervous, and when they az
tempted 10 cover found very little Oil on tle
market Near the close there was shgnt re
action. but the undertone was Arm. Local con-
tract prices 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
MONEY AND EXCEANGE

THE MONEY MARKET.-Money on call,
2 per cent. Time money In the week was
rather quiet There was FAIR demand,
but funds were somewhat closely held ana
borrowers were not. as rule, sunicienuy
interested to advance their bids. Inc
smaller support was due largely 70 the
temporary segregation Of funds incidental
TO dividend disbursements. Rates: 8a31.
per pc cent for sixty days "a. g.a rsa, P Psr
S sonr months; $h93a per cent for five
months; 34 a. per cent for six months,
AJAX per cent for over the year, Mer-
camille paper was issued with some free
dom last week, and there was fair buying
OF the higher grades. Rates; per S sem
for sixty and nirety days Endorsed ollis
receivable; 4641a per cent for choice four
10 six months single names; ~ per cent
for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. -, The foreign
Exchange market was shade easier, but
quiet Sterling cables were quoted az
1s7s0: demand at 4S7l5 and sixty-day
biIIs at 4sI65. Short francs were Quoted
At 5.l7ia less l-l6 and short reichsmarks
'Rankers' posted rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
NEW SUBSIDIARY.

The Saddle River OIL Company OF Gar
field, y. J., has been Incorporated at Tren'
tor, with $4,000 capital stock. The cor
porators are Henry c. FoIger. Jr president
Of the Standard OIL Company of New York
Herbert L. Pratt. vice-president OF inc
same company. and Richard c. Neit' the
secretary The Saddle River company VIII
supply crude petroleum TO the East RIVER
rehnefies of the Standard Oh Company OF
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
.yerpool weekly report. with comparisons:

Liverpool cables: Spot quiet: sales. 5000
bales; Speculation ard export, 600 American, A.
coo Imports. 1000; none American; middling
upland sod. Futures opened quiet - TO points
June, 639i.d. June-July, 637d; July-August
635lad; August-september, 6Sid; SepteIneer-
October 8 cd: acknowledgements. 620Ed No
Vember-December 6 lsd; December-January and
January-Februsry. 6.l6hd: February-Mareh
q I'D: March-April. 6.l712d. Aprtl-May, tlSd;
May-June, 6l9d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


New York, June 90 1912.
BEEyES-Receipts. 6S2 mead; none on sale.
Feeling nominally unchanged. Dressed beef
steady at 12ql4 per ID for native sides NO
CALvEs-Receipts 500 head. including IS
for the market. Feeling weak. Ordinary to
10: cus, IS; no buttermilks offered. City dressed
veals easter at lilzql4isG per b. few at loc'
age. 50 80 per 100 III; culs. 10 Ii, 49,
Tobin & shannon: 81 Virginia yeals, 137
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 9.430 head
1912 cars on sale. Sheep steady: lambs. 30g
soc lower. The pens were not cleared. Com
per 100 10; culls, 81; common to prime lambs
SO 5Oass 40; one car. So so; culls, So Dressed
mutton steady at Sai per lb' dressed lambs
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 220 Nr-
ginla lambs, 81 ID average, s. 80 per 100 ID;
243 50 h., ss35; 276 81 h. S. 1Sa Psnnsy!-
IS 6 So y sheep 81 ,1 1Ig lb s. i, co. 81 20 us 81
10 sheep 1O7 10, 50 so.
Tobin & Shannon: sos Virginia lambs. SO
~ newton & CO.: So Virginia lambs. IS H.
g 3 s r ;S:.p iis Z s. Il virginia 100
40 M fI5 & Co. date yesterday: 255 Viz
glnia lambs % III. IS 12ia; 2S5. 60 II, 81 80;
s., 80 h. 81; II sheep, 125 ID, 81 Is; % Mary
HOGs-ReceIpts. 1915 head none On sale
Feeling nomnally frm.
Sales date yesterdayD-Newton Co: IA
state hogs 191 ID average, So per 100 70;
roughs. 1se ID. 81.
Exports from all ports, week ended June
Live
cattle
To London ,''.''''...'''.'''''''''.''' Zoo t"9
TO Liverpool ''.''''''''..'''''''' 'oo
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9O5
Chicago. June 20 -CATTLE-Recepts go;
s' SS w ss.s s Tes snd
si iqS 6? oass IS ana 4sffs
active generally Sc higher; light. 81 25qs7 50;
s. iSssfs5; Tpgs. s. $5as7 Is; BgIk Of sales,
sa; i2ss ssss5 western s. 25gs5 earrings. s. 5
$50 IS: lambs. native 81 I54Sl 10. Western, 81 70
Cincinnati, June 20 -c,ATTLE-RecsPts l75;
slow, steers. 81 60d$s 80. heiters. 81 40qSI So
cows s28Ss 90 calves steady: Sass q HOGS s.
Sc s2% 6 a so%' $3.50 81 s5 2Rd ss
East Buffalo. June 20 cATTLE-Rece!ptss
200: soy aed steady, XGALSEEseRts 400
1000; active: l0Gl5c higher: heavy, S. 05Gss 10:
mixed ssass 10; y9rkssrs, 81 50ass; PISS. s. $5g
s. 65as7 90 SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Receipts,
1900; SLOW. and 25a5Oc lover lambs, sass 50;
vearlings. S7dST 5O Wethers >JgS5 20. ewes, "
asa 25: sheep. mixed, S3GS4 IS.
[By Telegraph 70 The Tribunel
Louisville. June 2a-sHEBP. ASID LAMBS,
Receipts 20T: FOR the week. II. 39l; quality OF
lambs ordinary, few good and nothing strictly
choice: bulk OF hest Western kentucI ana
Tennessee sold at INC; seconds, 5iac; cuils 4l2c
down. fat sheep 3i2Q4c; medium and common
81 louis, June % &C ATTLE-Receipts. 500;
demand light and prices about steady; supply
small and sales uninportant HOGS-Recepts,
medium TO heavy weights 81 70dS7 so; bulk Of
sales 81 45aS7 70; packers, 81 30qS7 50; best
lights s7dS7 30. fair do. Sc 25dS6 s.. best pigs,
SEA 81 so fair do. IS 25dS5 So. SHEEP-Re-
Ceipts 200. slow and weak; offerings light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
MOIAsSES AND SYRUP

MOLAsSES AND s1HCFs-UuII AIII UT
changed , .s,
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentlne steady'
Rosln and tar dull and unchanged
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged. Rehned Pc
troleun steady az s.60c for standard waite IN
barrels at New York
RICE-Dull but steady.
SUGAR-Rehned without change, fine gran
ulated 4 95 q sc net less per cent cash. "a"
steady. vita centrifugal, SO test. at 3.sOc'
r,1uscovado, so test, 3.30c and molasses sugar
50 test Bose Sales we're made at oi6c,
basis 90 test cost and freight equal 20 ooTc
London oeet sugar was unchanged 10 q
dearer; June and July, los 1lAd' and Au-
gust, lis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bost par;
ch,caeo a. premium New Orleans. COM
GD,arcisI 90 discount, bank 81 premium;
81 Louis, Csc premium bid. 45c premium
asked: Minneapolis, SOC premium; Charles
Ton buying par selling lilo per cent pre-
MUM: san Francisco, sight &c. tele-
graph 7i2c. -,
SILVER MARKET bar sill
yer SIC: Mexican silver dollars: isc. Bar
silver In London closed al 2s S-lsn
cbsnge on New York Is quoted at 20lia.
sIyB-rREAsURY-Th sub-Treasury was
creditor 10 the Clearing House for :, faSs50l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June 29.-Settlement OF the elevator
controversy here acted as offset to-day TO
continued hot weather In the Northwest In
consequence the wheat market closed irregular,
NrishaS sc down. oats of isdSc, and proyi-
sions substantially the same as last night.
decided break in the price OF wheat occurred
tn,medlately when announcement made that
storage concerns in Chicago had all agreed TO
abide by Board OF Trade regulations and the
Illinois state laws. July option suffered from
Nsbraska and Western Iowa. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
THE STRIKE IN Already
Trouble in the Coal Mines
Seemed Far, Far Away.
BUT AT LAST 1T ARRIVED
And Strange Events Followed
It's Entrance Into a Rural
Hamlet.

In our remote Arcadan hamlet, in those
long ago days when the coal strike hrst
seriously threatened. some said this ana
some said that. but l doubt II any one OF
the hundred souls Of the community mag
ined for one moment that the strike would
come home 10 us TO roost.
Five great forests lie around us. IL coal
runs short, we said, joking over the idea
in the bar parlor of the Golden Pot, we VIII
cut and burn trees, which after all are
coal in it's its primal stage. We had no
great concern with any quarrel over min"
ing. What had we and our green fields TO
do with the black country? Our honest Ia
borers, carriers and stockmen puzzled over
the rights of the matter; this here strike
was a rum CO. and no mistake-not under
standable. There would be trouble for some
folk. likely enough. But the war was far
from our frontiers
Some said this and some said that. Most
Of us were impartial treating the affair
with casual interest. We laughed over
pictures of miners taking holiday. It was
reported, and half believed. and 1t made
good Joke, that the suffragists were at the
bottom Of the trouble. But the Bishop OF
our diocese struck a SOLDERING note-he bade
US all TO pray for peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30

4 meeting of stockholders OF the British
American Tobacco Company has been called
for July 22 TO increase the ordinary share
capital by 2,0s4s74 shares. Ordinary share-
holders OF record on July % are 10 be Of
fered at par one ordinary share for every
two held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
COST COMPARISONS
Variations in Prices of Food.
Stuffs from Last Week.

The following table shows the highest.
lowest and average wholesale prices OF
nineteen articles OF current consumption
for the week just ended, compared with the
corresponding average for the week ended
June %:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30

officials of the Delaware, Lackawanna e
Western Railroad Company say there is no
foundation for the rumor that the Canadian
Northern is TO secure an entrance into this
city over the Lackawanna lines AS far as
they are aware, Canadian Northern inter-
ests have not been buying into the Lacka-
wanna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
TIOIR AND MEAL

Hour md MEAT.-FI0ur lnacf!V- and
uominslly unchanged. spring patents. 81 1oH
So winter sua!ghts. s. 100 s. 90. winter pat
ents 81 500 S. 70. spring clears, 81 - s.;
extra No winter. s44OaS4 80. 40 ?. 81 90
q s. 30. Kansas straights. 81 l0QS5 Is, fancy
spring patents. 81 - 81 -. RYE FLOUR
fancy, S5aSj2O CORNMEAI,-Kun dried.
si2O BAG MEAI(-Fine white and Yellow
81 7o7$l -; coarse. 81 65dt 20 FEED
s27 CO. f)ur do. S32 red dog. S32 80. city
bran. s2i 90 bulk see - sacks; middlHg
SIS % n s33: red doP. $50 %. hom!ny chop
SIS 80 500. bulk. $50 20 q so 20 sacks. oil
meal. S37 q s37 30 nominal
COFFEE-Vcry quiet. sales @o.250 BAGS,
and prices steady most OF the day but demand
small and at the close values gave way under
hanmering by bears. closing 20 points net
lower Hsvre unchanged to J. franc higher;
Hamburg, unchanged 70 !. pfenniz advance. al
Rio and santos were unchanged Spot TN
changed. al l4sc FOR Rio No :. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

With the convention at Baltimore in a
deadlock and the New York and Boston
Curb brokers crossing bats in their annual
baseball contest, II is not strange that the
weather man decided ii was time for hot
weather Play ball,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30

Dedham Mass. has awarded a temporary
loan in anticipation of taxes of $4,000 ma
turing November to Loring. Tolnan &
Upper, at 80 per cent discount and %
cents premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for Sc 50 q years