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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-11-14
A. C. HARMON,
INSURANCE AND ABSTRACTS.

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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-11-14
SATURDAY
November %

DIR. J. B. Findley is the senior mem
Der of the Famous Specialists Drs.
Findley & Co., who have been in Des
Moines, Iowa, for over twenty three
years, offices second floor 6l7 Walnut
Street, opposite Harris Emery Co.
Their knifeless treatments for the
cure of Gall Stones, Appendicitis, Ca
tarrh in all its forms, Epilepsy, Eyes
and Ears, Lungs, Rheumatism. Dis
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System, has been in constant use here
in Iowa for almost seventy years.
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-11-14
r. F. CHILDS, M. d.

Physician and Surgeon. Office rooms
over Tricks drug store building, Audu-
bon, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-11-14
J. NJ. FULTON. NJ d.

Physician and Surgeon. Office in the
Overholtzer block, upstairs. Residence
north and opposite Mrs. Stuart's. All
calls attended to day or night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
NOT TO RAISE S. 0. STOCK YET
New York Company Nay Wait
Until 1013-Some Increases.

The directors OF tie Standard OIL Com
pany OF New York, n IS understood, will
take no steps to Increase the capital stock
before 1919. as II IS desired 20 operate the
company as A separate entity for a full
year on its present capitalization, with the
object Of testing its earning capacity Il IS
thought in Wall Street that the increase In
stock from the present $1,000 ooo when de
clded upon will be 10 $50 .cp0 or 5000 70
coo
A number Of the former subsidiaries Of
the Standard Oil Company 81 New Jersey
have already raised their capitalization.
The Standard OIL Company Of Indiana IN
creased It's stock from t1.ool 900 10 $50 90 00
by 300 per cent stock dividend The
Vacuum on Company has recently raised
its capitalization from $3.50 90 TO $1,000 oOc .
the Standard oil Company Of Nebraska,
from 10000 10 $4,000. and the swan q
Finch Company. from $4,000 TO $4,000
while the stockholders OF tho Standard OF
Company OF California are soon TO act upon
proposal TO increase the stock OF that
corporation from s25, 10000 20 SO 10000.
I'm addition 70 the stock dividends de-
c'ared hy the Indiana and Nebraska com
panies. which have q market value i'm eX-
cess OF 100000, the segregated companies
have within tho last six months declared
81. 1854 I'm dividends. tho total disbursc
mcnts thus having aggregated about s. b.
IN OlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
THE COTTON MARKET
Government Report Sends Prices
Up, and Most Of the Gain Is Held.

The cotton market marked time N'st'r-
day until the government report on condl-
ton and acreage came ont. When the fig
ures were given out q rush 10 buy started
which carried prices up 90 about II So" Tor
October and "a points h"h,r FOR No.rmher
or about 81 % O bale advance. Liverpool,
which had extended its trading hours 10
operate on the report, showed Cons.ders bile
hrmness, and as Liverpool viii Ue open to-
day, willie the American markets will he
closed, local ceiling for p reaction was r"-
stricted. Within half an hour after the re
port was published tho active months We're
g 10 p points higher and while longs
seemed 10 be- taking profits. covering and
foreign buying were extremely active. The
close OF the market was ~ net advance
Of q 10 . points for the DAY Within Two OF
three points ~ the best The government
report made tho condition ~ tho crop to4
per cent against July report Of So per
cent last year. the acreage was given as
@. o37"r. cor about per cent less than last
year. Southern spot markets were TN
changed 10 &c higher. and tho local spot
market was quiet at an advance ~ -
points to 1880 for middllng upland Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
DAWSON BACK; HOPEFUL
InCIInes TO Believe China Will
Accent Terms of Loan.

Henry +. Dawson. Of J. T. Morgan &
Co who, with Mortimer l.. Schif, rel re
scented the American financial interests in
the matter OF the 30JOto.Oo0 loan of the
powers TO China, arrived here yesterdav on
the White Star liner Olympic from South
ampton. He had for fellow passengers
Charles NJ Schwab Alexander J. Hemphill.
president of the Guaranty Trust Company .
Horace ~ liilborn. vice-presideut Of the
National city Bank, James Rascovar.
president of the New York News Bureau.
and Colonel Corneio Gutierrez, Of the
Argentine army.
Nj Dawson said It was a tribute 20
America to have had its representatives
selected to lead the financial conference m
London and Paris, and. he felt grateful 20
Myron T. Herrck the American Ambas-
sador to France, and to the State Depart
ment for their work IN behalf Of the Ameri-
can tinancers.
The arrangements perfected regarding the
lean. which is TO be for FIVE years at )
per cent, lie said, had the approval of the
leading financiers of England. Russia, Ger
many, France and Japan and their respec-
tive governments The United States. he
declared had now become as strong in the
Far East as any country. and he had great
hopes that China would accept thu funding
proposition.
Mr.. Schwab had been away on short
trip TO Italy on business connected with
the steel contracts between the government
and the Bethlehem Steel Company, Of
which hc is president While the price of
steel was not as high as it had been, MI
SplU-.h no " VII TondI
tons and was optimistic.
The news Of the nomination Of Governor
Wilson was received on the Olympic with
great interest Mr. Schwab did not take
kindly To the election Of a Democratic
President and to the possibility OF a reduc-
ton Of 'hc tariff. especially on steel as, he
said II would have a bad effect on the steel
trade of the East The Western trade, he
said would not be badly hit because of the
different agreements regarding freight in
the West
MIR Schwab said he was a strong be-
lever in a high protective tariff. While IN
Paris he met p Morgan, who. he said
was looking remarkably we'll
MI Kfborn devoted much OF his time
abroad 10 travelling through Russia with
his wife and son The empire, lie said, has
field for great financial possibilities, and
great strides in that direction might be ex-
pected within five years. London, lie de-
Cared, needed a financial rest. III Ger
many. while there had been great and RAJ id
industrial expansion, no financial difficulties
might he expected
Colonel Gutierrez. who is director of the
Military College Of Argentina, is on tour
pf tho world iuSpectiDg tho military Iust{-
tutionS ~ the leading nations Lieutenant
-. \. Lynch. Of the 29th Infantry. met him
at the pier and escorted him 20 West Point
He will act as his aid while the Argentine
soldier is in this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04

PROVISIOSs-Stesdy most Of the day In
the face Of the decline In grain. PORK
Steady. mess, $50 90 sgt: family $50 g 81 {.
short clear. $40 % s2f BEEF-Mess, slig
So -. family, SlSaf1S50 packet. 81
ST. %. extra India mess. S29d S29 50 BEEF
STEADY. quoted Bscons. 10k lOlac- pigs
Ilo. CUT MEATS Pickled bellies quiet II 4
Ili.c, pIrJiod hams l2t Gl2iac TALON
Dull. special, &c. city. &C. country, 5st ~
6rc LARD-steaGy. middle West 1880
10 $50. city barely steady. lobc, rchned
fPTf.SS1 Rogs. ia compoaHd - a So
sTEAEiNE- Dull. ol,o. ia l3c city lard,
INITIALS COPPER-Standard duii. spot
1857 O.. tiT.&7iac. July i6.S7ia 1873 l2c, Au-
gust. lTa 1880. september lTl2la q 1871 lzc;
siootroIytic. 15ic H17ssi lake. l'as ~ - g
casting. IIlsc. Arrivals - tons, exports this
pd futures ~ iGg Sd. TIN Weak; spot
- G2's " 4G2Oc: Jrly. 45.17la 70 f33ilzc; Au-
-ust. t4SIi. ~ tJl2iec. September: f425u
- C5c. October so lE37izc. Local sales l3o
TORS. Including spot, September and october
delivery. London Nrm; spot. t205. ana futuIe =
1901. liz D-Fifm. New ioIh' SPOT +.o2F
zoe. East 81 Louis. $50 G4.I5c. The Amerl.
can Smelling and Refining COMPANY advanced
the price OF shipment lead from 4.jOc to I3c
iu Gotten lots London. 81 lls Sd. SPELTEk
Firm New York spot. 100 I4Oc, East 81
Louis q 4 2Jc London. 20 IS. lRON--Cleve-
land warrants obs nd IN London Locally
nrm and unchanged. No / foundry Northern,
No ( Southern and soft SO aO4 SlO, No .
foundry Northern. SIS - n SIS 40.
COTTONsEED OU.-Heavy early The gov
errmcnt report on acreage yand condition OF the
cotton crop was considered buulsh. however, ana
later the market steadied. closing 40 a net ad-
vance uf if'5 POINTS Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat Receivers 4 Loss; Corn.
Oats and Coffee Lower.

Beari5h tendencies in the wheat market,
caused boy encouraging weather reports,
were offset b. rtrons technical position
and strength in the July option and when
prices had declined asqlc bushel selling
was checked, and the close was at an adj
vance Of asc for July and loss OF &c
for other months Reports from the winter
wheat belt, where harvesting is going on.
were very encouraging regarding Yields.
and the situation I'm the Northwest was
regarded as excellent Corn under i'm
proved crop prospects. was under heavy
selling pressure and declined 1isG1i2c d
bushel while oats under the same in
fuence were saa.c net lower than on
TUesday
Coffee felt the effect Of bearish develop
ments. The spot demand, as we'll as the
activity IN cost and freight coffee, failed
to continue and first prices were to 9
points off Local bulls absorbed the offer
ngs and there was partial recovery, but
not enough 10 prevent heavy close. at
net loss Of 10 points from Tuesday S
final figures Spot coffee dropped |5c' to
1iSc for Rio -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

New York July 2. 1912
GRAIN WHEAT--Crop advices from the
spring wheat belt, both IN the American
%orthwCst and Canada were again OF most
enCOuraEtrg nature and prices most OF the DAY
vers easy. Prices declined e, 0lc hushel
hut a' t.e close reCained part u tho loss and
luai r-..as were &c higher Tor July and 20
frHei o.. the other months. ,. vs.. snow, ~
tts monthly crop report. made Tho CONDITION
a. v'ute- wheat 15.2 with an indicated yield
OF %G5 600 900 bushels and spring pa Witn
s0 indicated crop or 275O9o zoe The stats.
teal reports we've again rather in FAVOR u
holders. receipts being small and Brad
stra,rs' visible supply showed decrease
east OF the Rockies ~ 1877 OOo while world s
stocks Cs.-sassd 1921 600. compared vita
q de,rcaea ll 2}1 600 last year. Liverpool
was steadr although Paris was weak. with
Increased pressure Of foreign wheat. No :
Ped wheat here. 81 1914 elevator, dom site
basis aud export 81 lTa. o afoat both 70
arrive. 40 7 Northern Duluth. 81 20il b
afoat CORN vas under heavy selling and
aral prices were / 4 rti-c net lower. SHOWS
report indicated an increase OF l.3 per cent 10
acreage aud gave the condition az So : per
cont. with Am indicated crop cf ISL OONpoO
bushels Export corn here, 81 ilc o afoat.
OhTS-Eas'. tual prices being 2. n SO net
lower SHOWS report made tile condition 50
ard an Indicated crop OF 1888 600 900 bushels
each cots easier. standard white % &c IN
elevator. SO ~ I5r. 40 3, 90 -,t 80 5Sci
natural white and white clipped. $40 SOC on
trace REE-N1m.nal BARLEN-Dul'.
mailing. s. ~ r. 81 20, C. BuhaI0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04

national Steam Pump Company, regular
quarterly ~ per cent on the preferred.
pavable August !: J. q White Co. reg
ular quarterly IL per cent Oh the preferred.
nsyable August I: Commouwealth-Ed Edison
Company, regular quarterly ia per cent
payable August !; Fonda, Johnstown &
Gloversvllle Railroad Company. per cent
OIL the common. payable August !.
Cold coin to the amount OF 10000 was
Withdrawn by the American National IA
change Bank Yesterday from the Sub
Treasury for shipment to the Merchants
Bank OF Canada, in Montreal.
+. Monroe Dyer of y. " Halsey & Co.
has been elected director 81 the National
Reserve Rank.
The Vacuum OIL Company which few
weeks ago increased it's capital stock from
S2,5oOo0O 10 sl5,GDco0. has declared an in
itiai dividend of per cent on the enlarged
capitalization. payable August =
The monthly meeting OF the Copper Pro
ducers' Association will be held on Tues
day instead Of Monday Of next week. the
usual day.
An advance Of y cent gallon IN the
price of naphtha and gasolene has been
made by the Standard Oil COMPANY
The Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company re
ports for the year ended December 81. 1911,
net profits OF S1,37S,55s against S3.432l3 In
the preceding year. Deducting depreciation
rho 80 nd Igt-FI 10 ~
a deficit resulted of S231 ,94G, comparing with
a surplus of s,5l3,122 in 1910. The company
has an accumulated surplus Of SlsO3S.o67.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
TO ISSUE s5O,OOO,OOO BONDS
New York State Railways Authorized
TO Execute Mortgage to Secure Them.

Albany. July Authority has been gwen
by the Public Service Commission TO the
New York state Railways 10 execute
first consolidated and rcfunding morlsdse
To secure an issue Of hfty-year "a per cen'
bonds. totallng 100000
The company also Is authorized to pun
chase all the outstanding stock OF the
Syracuse Rapid Transit Company not no"
owned by it. consisting of S6aoJo common
and a.OD.67l preferred stock. for "h'cn
bonds are to be issued and to purchase
six shares of the stock of the ONEIDA hah-
,yav company. which will give It sole own
crship Of that company.
The New York State Railways also Is
.,,,thorized TO issue $4,736,s4e in bonds to dis-
charge an outstanding issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04

STEADY and shade higher ~ 5ympsthT with
Savannah Rosa easier and tar unchanged'
oi.S-Linsasd oil unchanged. Rehhed petro-
leum sieady at s. 6cc tor standard whie. IN
barr T.. ~ View IoIl
RICE-Quie' bur stasd,. with prices un-
changed
>IGAR-Eefned inactive and easy. but IN
changed. Inc granulated, i.95Gjc net. Tess :
per cent cash Some ~ the refiners were 9had,
lc@ fctt- Ehc sugar market viii be closed
Inrl 5;ondsy morning Paw here closed
'elI, with sales Of = Onn bags Cuba for
prompt shipment az . 1889. basis 80 tfst
cost ard freight equal tO SIC duty paid
lne.e Vas also cargo Of about 200 cons
PhllipI re sugar sold on same basis 'entrt-
ut-I. 80 test was quoted At BIC; muscoyadc.
o-c. In London beet sugar was quiet and
y n I'D lower, July u.s. August lis 20
uCf,nt. TO Dccs ub-r Ice q J. Receipts at
'he United states four ports for the week
we've TO- nji tong. against -, Oco last week and
$500 los .1sI Meetings. Vers $1,000 tons.
szi"s- Gc"n and b. 900. total stocks. 10000
d." .u4t To-" 600 aud 221roo. rcspoctvely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following petitions In bankruptcy
were filed Yesterday.

The lOllONllB I'I'l'l'' wv '''lh' "l'N'
were fled Yesterday:
FRANK KUsHNER AND MORRIS SCHEcH II
NER who compose tho firm OF Kushner q
Schechrer manufacturers Of furs, Nos li3 ana
I45 West Goth street. involuntary; Walter cook.
H. rec.iyer Assets. $500 - 81 800 Creditors;
V.udery.ele Brothers. 500 John A. summers.
,I27. C;anIee Ricard, Sjis Mannheim a Ent".
Inc SgsS. Brilliant sill Manufacturing Com
pany. $500 - ,..,
TJiF INDEPENDENT EEFINERS' SALES
COMPANY dealers In oils aud grease. No. ii
Front street Involuntary. Creditors. National
Redning Company. $t.153 OH Products com
pany. SJ4. George : taItov, IS AsrStf'
So 900: liabilities. HfHU'.
TUE Join WECKMANN COMPANY, dealer
I'm uicitires and frames SO ID LenoN ayeuue.
\, l1ntary Liabllities. $lt1s. and dssets, 81 20
MARION J. Ross AND MARCO :. SlSIE.
VIM corupose the firm Of Ross 4 Sisti. iron
works No 400 East 1Gth street. involuntary
creditor: Brooklyn Vault Light Company. sos,
Joseph ". Gilbert COMPANY S2j6. Joseph McSef'
500 Assets 81 .GoJ.
uutlry. Liabilities, 81 no assets. Creditors.
Tie Industrial savings Loan Company. OF syria
cuse $500. aud the Northern Sew Jersey Trust
60. OF Ddgewater, $50
MAN NJ TANNENBAUM. No. IL Maiden
Lane formerly IN diamond business yoluu-
fary Liabilities. 1856 307. no assets. Creditor.
Robert G. Morris, trustee, s23 962; Clara i. Nc
WILLIAM POLLARD. No -. Madison ave-
uue. voluntary Liabilities. S:,92i no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London July Sat the wool aucticn sales
to-day, $500 bales were offered. The seiec-
ton was better and the demand strong, with
the opening price level nrmly maintained
Merinos showed hardening tendency Amer
leans purchased medium fine crossbreds freely
At y gid advance Following Is the sale In
is 3ddis 1Od; greasy, I'D a Is Sd. Queerslan nd.
300 secured, is 1dqts 0l9d; greasy. ed4Is
greasy sd8is 2i2d; South Australia. 500;
secured. Is 2da1s Sd: greasy. IS. a lod; west
Australia, 500 greasy 6%d91s Id: Tas-
land. 4 100; secured. is 2dd1s 3isd: greasy.
7iada1s Id; Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
10O greasy, So dSiad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
MERGE FIRE INSURANCE COS.

The Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance
Company and the Empire city Fire msur-
ancs Company ale to be merged under the
name of the former. with a capital stock
OF $4,000, which amount Will later be In
creased to 100000. Charles A. Hull. who
has been president OF the Empire City com
pany for several years, will retire from OIL
flee when the merger becomes effective
Isaac j.. Allen and Rudolph c. Haubold
have been elected directors of the williams
burSh City company, replacing George H.
Rreniiss and j. Henry DICK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
wINsLow S. PIERCE RETIREs.

Winslow 5. Pierce has resigned as chair
man OF the board of the Western Maryland
Railway Company, and +. d. Adams, fne
American representative Of the peutscns
Bank. has been elected TO ill the vacancy
temporarily. Mr. Pierce said yesterdey
that he had for some time desired 70 Dc
relieved of the work OF the office ana that
with the completion OF the Western May.
lands extension TO connect WITH the rlt.s ~.
had come when he could retire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
CHARGED WITH $4,000 THEFT
Assistant Bank Cashier of Port Allie
gheny, Penn. Under Arrest.

Pittsburgh, July MARX NJ. Pomeroy'
assistant cashier Of the Citizens National
Bank. Of Port Allegheny. Penn. was ar
rested at that place late to-day by a
United States deputy marshal, charged
with embezzling between $4,000 and $50.
600 OF the banks fupls
The alleged peculaEions are said TO
cover q period of from six TO eight years
He viii be tried at Erie. Penn, this sum
mer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold SSsroeIn
dav at auction at the Exchange salesl ooi"
bV Adrian II. Muller ~ son
Bv order Of executor 10
I share Clinton Hall Association ''''' 40
q sbsrea Hudson Trust Company 80 I,,o6njne
$500 uniiel states Reduction .r she eod 1i b"nis
Conn any frst mor;g2ge por Cei MI ~ accrued
I n1e,iSf ron jgl, 70 be CHARGED M, ,rus
20 shares 3-oadooy trust company ''o'''s i75
~ r;tje Guarantee and Trust co .oy ',s
q, se mares Colorado Fuel and Iron Company p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
LITTLE STEEL TONNAGE CHANGE.

The United states Steel Corporauoh
statement of untitled tonnage as OF June
"a which will be issued on Wedueedey:
is expected TO show little change from
that OF the preceding month. 6.75o.0D tons:
as IL is understood that new otu@ h,n-
ments Orders booked thus far IN Juiy nS sr
been fully as large as the output tnS S- -
ing OF prices having had apparensv 70
effect In checking the demap !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
BOND DOTS.

The Chicago Savings Bank and Trust
Company is Offering United Light and Kali
way 5s to net 5$s per cent
The st. Croix Paper Company has called
for paynent al the Old Colony Trust Com
pany az 1C5. all its outstanding first mort
gage 6 per cent bonds due 1925, Of which
there are about 1853, 900 outstanding
Tho American Felt Company has called
for pavrent al 10 Of all its outstanding
nrst mortgage bonds due 19l9. Interest
ceases on January /, 1918, and payments
will be- made at the United States Mortgage
and Trust Company Of New York. AZ last
reports there were $S4s5,OCo Of this issue out
standing. which was the only debt Of the
company.
William A. Read & Co. announce that
permanent certificates for the 100000 ca
madam Northern Railway equipment trust,
Series CT. 1912. AZ per cent gold certificates
issued under the Philadelphia car trust
nIan. are now ready for delivery, I'm eX-
change for interim certificates, at the office
Of the trustee, the Philadelphia Trust Safe
Deposit and Insurance Company
T-erris & White were the successful bid
ders at lOl 50 for the $4,000 one to ten year
Syracuse local improvement AZ per cent
bonds. and Fsrson. Son d Co. were award
cd the $1,000 one to FIVE year local improve
nent us at lOOl24. As was announced re-
Gently Rhoades & Co. were the successful
bidders for the 10000 AZ per cent one to
twenty year park Improvement bonds at
l02 go per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
CAN'T INVEST IN BABY BONDS

Albany. July 3-"Baby bonds issued by
the state Of Louisiana IN 1873 in exchange
for state warrants Tor debts incurred i1
excess OF the revenue Of the state. are not
legal investment for savings banks IN
mis- state according 10 an opinion to-day
bv Attorney General CarmOdy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BEFVIS Rec'
New york. July 3. /

New Work, July 3, IHI-,
BErVIS-R Receipts. 1865 head 80 cars on
sale. steers FRA o. h~ht receints. bulls 100
cac lower rood cows steady others stow AMI
weak 10 23c lower steers sold at S66S9 Der
100 h. no prime dry fed beeves here. common
10 good grass fed bulls. s4@s5 rs. common TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04

Liverpool cables: spot IN good demand sales.
1900 bales. speculation dGd export. Loo,
American ll,OC0 imports 1000 tn,uc Amcri-
cam. midcllng uplan- ) $40 Future opened
quiet at izg2's points. advance. closed firm. y
OIL points higher. July. G.5Gd. July-Augusf.
BO4izd. August-Septcmber 652i.d. september
October. iJizd, October Move mbtr. 80 I'd. 40
vemter- December 6.3sd Decemb,r-JaHuary and
January February. 63Glsd. February March.
6 37d March-April. 63sd. Aprll-Mav, SO I'D.
Ma'-June. 6.39d Manchester Yarns iu mod
crate demand. cloths quiet and hrm
New Orleans. July 6-CottDn futures opened
steady, unchanged 10 points up. compared with
yesterday close and closed steady or o net
advance Of @2 to IS points The government 10
port on acreage and condition was the Dig bulisl
factor Of the day The general upward tendency
throughout the afternoon was Offset by lquida-
tion of long interests over the holiday tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. July 2.-CLovERsEED bushel oe-
tobSr $40; December, so 90; ALSIKE, August.
SO %; TIMOTHY, August 81 SO; Septtmb<r'
81 10: October. 81 02i5 December, &4oS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. y No / tSl575 Cotton, middIing Il o
IRON So 40 l. f. ~ . Coffee no Rio. if's
Steel ais. rs sugar granula,ed 800
stand COP. spot. II On , Nolasses . x, p s.
Tin ...'..... 45a5 . Beef. family ~ y
EXCHANGE lead ts-is Beef hams ........ % So
cueltar ...... T50 Tll!oW. prime ... SIS
Wheat export 1874 Pork, mess ........ ~ %
COM eyror Nrs Hogs dr. ifo n 1914
oats stand VII 55'1 Lard. mid West. 10 ~
Flour Ngls Pat o 70