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New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Nsr YnrE Inne % 1910.


including IS cars for the market: IS cars on
sale Good and choice dry fed steers were
medium and common almost unsalable at a
decline Of 15 25c. More than dozen cars
steers sold at SO % a SIS SO per 700 10: ? cars
extra prime. fed by I 5 Long. RichIand, Leb-
anon County. Penn. we're weighed TO Stern
& Co, AT IS 65. Bulls were easier. with sales
at 81 509 So so: cows 100 25e lower at 81 6O9
carcasses- Exports. 2.teo quarters OF beef
London. and Liverpool cattle markets un-
saies--MePherson & Co: 1s PeunsyIvania
steers tee 142+ lb aveTssgs s. - Per M 100 ~ IS
81 50: 30 Ohio. 1850 10. 81 % %, ie95 ID. SIS IS
ID Kentuclky. 1920 lb, 81 A.. % Ohio cows.
1902 ID. s. so: state. 1889 10. s. 95: 1. $50 h.
s sanders: 2o Pennsylvania steers. 1866 H.
She TO- ~ 1871 i2gl IL e. so 30 p vi1Bis 149g a. a 6
81 Is: 10. 1902 10. 81 10: 90; 1912 ID. IS SO; q
Ib So rs; bulls 971 H. s. %; l. $50 10. 81 20;
Il 9s8 Id. 81 70. II. 9s2 ID, 81 %: IS. s4s
- Kerns Commission Company: 20 Pennsyl-
yania steers. 1915 ID. SIS 20; % Kentucky. 1866
Newton & Co: - Tennessee steers. 9TT Ib.
s. %; 3 Western bulls. 1917 10. s5 so: state
Tobin & shannon: II Pennsyrvania steers.
J. s curtis sOqs: 3aI bulls. Iss5 h, s. 50;
s. -; /: $50 ID. S4 so; COWS 9lo y, 81 50: >.
sss sss E. f. s s g. g. / 1879 1899 S e. 1 b. r. s. 81
:, s75 10 So %; 3, 6e8 h. IS: l. sTO 10. 81 70;
Jsliffe. Wright { Co: bull 1860 10 s. -:
!. e14 IL. 50; Il, 752 IT, 81 10 I heifer: 70o Ii.
sl b. So a5 J. SIS t. So & 5i8 AS 70. b. s. = So G d
John Duesy. ] bull. 1870 10, s. %. 1 COW
1890 H. So 10; {. 700 ID. IS 90; I, $50 1b s. so
Andrew Mullen: 2 bulls. $40 ID. 50 so;
george and L 5. DiIenback: . bulls. 80 h.
Louis Heilbrunn; fresh cows. $50 and sos
each.
CALyEs-Receipts. 3.1ss including 1.7fo
for the market Trade quiet and prices dropped
= g soc on ssals and 9'ie on 6nttermilk calves
sold at So 500 s. - per 1Go ID. and a few
bunehes at 81 cglss Is, and and thro~outs. sJ9s6:
at II - a &c for city dressed veals 9911c for
city dressed buttermilks ana 79IIi5c for
''sates aeseseorTe George ( l. DnIenback CO vsaIs
Z .9o ~ ID az syeraSs 1 s = Rsr ieS 20 ID Ia Al 1ss e
ID, IS %; 70. Ia 10. Sc. a. 1e3 ID. 81 Is: u
mixed. 13O lb, 81. 20 culls. 106 10, SO; 10
tnrUwouts. 135 10. 81 so: IS nuttermtlks. III
Ieilire. Wright & Co: 200 veaIs As lb.
IS 50; II. 134 10, IS; % throwoutss 115 10. So:
-. 14I 10. s. so. 81 buttermtIks. 100 Ib. So.
]. = Curtis ( son: ess veals. 15s ID. SIS 20:
Ill tSI II. 50 5n: IA. lag 10. s. so, "a. IA u,
mixed. I5I 10. 81 - cu1fs 17o h. So "a
throwouts. f45 10. So
H. SIS 30; "a 14l III. IS 25: SO. I41 10. IS. 4
125 70. 81; 1s tbrewouts 140 10. s5 so: G. 1T
ID S5. 86 bGtteFntillIs. I45 ID. So.
Andrew Mullen: ! veal, 23G ID. SIS 70. 81
1SS Ib. Ss Al buttermilks 157 ID. s. %
r. ". Otis s. Co: 80 veaIs, 152 10. IS IS.
f. H Hollis: 10 veals of various weights
s Judd & Co: so veais lie Ib. so; so. 15e
throwouts. 11e 10. So so. 10 culls. rs 10 IS SO
Tobin s. Shannon: 66 veala, las ID. So; 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

ais ...... s31 500 1eS $40 77s. 1855 SO 999. .99E
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. June 22-Consols closed 5-16
higher at S2b for money and s. 5-16 for ac-
count Anaconda was unchanged at 9Sss.
Canadian Pacific a lower at 20l. Grand
Trunk e lower at 294
Money was plentiful and easy. and dis
count rates were weak.
Although there was no increase in busf-
ness on the Stock Exchange, the tone re-
mained good, the lower discount rates and
gold influx creating the impression that
another reduction in the bank rate IS not
far distant Consols advanced 5-l6, and
home rails were supported. while foreign
securities aud KaffiTs hardened fractionally
on Continental support.
American securities opened dull ana II
regular. Unfavorable weather and crop
news caused a decline during the morning.
Trading was light until the last quarter
hour. when Wall Street buying improved
the leaders from half to q full point, ana
made the closing firm.
Call money in London, 2Q22 per cent,
open market discount rate for snort Oils,
2&sa21a per cent; long bills 2l4G3 5-16 per
cent; Berlin discount rate, 54 per cent;
Paris discount rate, "a per cent; Paris eA-
change on London. % francs % centilnes: i:
Berlin exchange on London, % marks 10
pfennigs. Bar gold, rs Sd American
eagles, los Sd.
closed unchanged at sS francs centlnles-
Trading on the Bourse was dull, but prices
held firm.
Berlin, June Grading was light and
prices were slightly lower on the Boefse'
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
RYAN TALKSAS He SAILS LEH|GH DOUBLES CAPITAL
Ut increase s20,000,0OO viii
Go to Stockholders at Par.

ne stockholders of the I.enirh Valley
iiroad Company, at a special meeting
! .ie'" Yesterday in PHILADELPHIA. voted m
-i4N ease the capita! stock of the conpany
u ON s4V'SS4Sao to SS00oo coo, as recently pro
posed by the directors. The stocxhoIders
aiso authorized the directors to issue and
N4SpoSe or as much OF the additional stock
aS they thought necessary for paving the
U'"'s OF the company. constructing and
Coihpietins the railroad and to construct
oFahches not exceeding twelve miles in
length
Inc directors, Immediately upon receiving
the authority Of the stockholders. held a
meeting and authorized the issuance of
>1o-2o5So Of the additional stock. to be
oElered to stockholders at par to the
amount OF 90 per cent of their holdings
as registered at the close of business June
-, Payments are to be made in four in
steIments, the first being payable be-
tween July 10 and 81 and the last be-
tween October Is and 81
In his remarks to the Stockholders ex-
planning the necessity for the increase in
capital President L B. Thomas said:
During the first ten months Of the
present fiscal year over S. $4,000 has been
expended for new equipment, additional
tracks and the general Improvement of the
property There have been authorized and
are now under way further similar i'm
pFoTements estimated at $4,000. In ad-
ditlon to these improvements. the company
VIII have to provide for the retirement
on September l next of S6oo0.oo0 second
mortgage per cent bonds. which will re-
heve II Of an annual fixed charge of
$4,000
There is in contemplation. provided the
future business of the company will justify
ii. the further expenditure Of several mill
ions for extending the third and fourth
track system Of the company, S4,0G0 900 or
S5,e0ooe0 for the requirement Of additional
terminals and the construction of a low
grade line from the anthracite coal region
for the movement OF westbound coal 10 the
main line. TO do away with the existing
heavy grades, which it Is estimated will
cost from S,5aaoo0 10 S2,eC06e0. Such ex-
penditUres ought not to be deducted from
the net income OF the company. and it IS
obviously necessary, therefore, TO adopt d.
financial plan that viii provide the com
pany With the needful funds
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

Spot cotton dull and 10 points lower at 15.2oc
for uddling upland and 15.45c for nliddiing Gulf
Sales, 9+9 bales. Liverpool cables Spot quiet
sales, 5000 bales speculation and export, 800
bales. American. 1000; imports. IS. eco; Aneri-
can. loco middIing upland. s.11d: futures
opened quiet at points advance; closed barely
steady at net decline Of 255G3 points June
7.74led; June-July, I.6fl&d; July-August 7.55d
A1gust-Septembsr, 70 I'd; Septernber-October,
SD: OCtober-NovenbeT. 6631ad: November
December 6J4lRd. Dece1nber-Jauuary. 6.51d
JanCary-tebruary-. 6.431ad: F'ebruary--AIa-ch and
MarclrApril 6.4Siad, April-tIay and May-June
Is 4Sd.
COFFEE-Out of sales of 40 $50 bags sS, 500
were exchanges. The market was steady,
however, closing at net unchanged to points
lower. Havre was unchanged to 4 franc
lower. Hamburg unchanged tC Il pfennig de-
cline. Rio unchanged Santos unchanged TO
20 rels lower. with private exchange Lon
don unchanged at 16&. d. Firm offers from
Brazil continue above working basis and
business in cost and freight coffee continues
inactive. Cash market quiet but steady on
the basis of SA a s 5-16e for Rio No Z The
local Coffee Exchange voted to close on Sat
urday. July =. until Tuesday, July D. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

I5va-pooL June 22--W EAE-spet alL4l Ne
rs5 Western winter. no stock FUTURES sCeaoy
II,iv IS 6s4d; October Is sad; December. s nonl-
inal CORN-Spot quiet; old AIletle9s 1I7 -S 49,
K a. do via Galveston, IS ID ueHs NIB - -
= f0isd Futures quist- July, non1&l.s5 & Il -,
bs- az IA PEAS-Causdlan- Is HIS N - l13ii-
3o-1 5Facfdt, COAST. 20 15s9lt+ lbs r IL : r. p
Winter patents. 2Ss Sd BEEF t<S'I1 -, -
,1ees 1s3s Al PORE-Prfus mess. WesterDr
I0Ss a4 HANS-Short cut ass. BACON[c g
farIard cut 7}s. short rib. l3s; clear 1eLIes~
9ss a. Iore clear niiddles. Light. 75s; heavy
72s short Clear backs, 69s 3D. SItoD ss-.s.,
S-Jfara fSs Cd I4ARD-Priu1e West Iern JlSISS5s
Ss, o. American refined pals, SIS Cd CttE.E15o
@(ysnaflan finest white and colored 1es, Is %
white old SOS; col0reG, 56s. TLFt EIN - -
snirf+s AS gd. ROSIN-CCrnnlon- ntl-5 nof1aiIl41S
lis Cd PETROLEUM- Refined I'd 5S Il -.
0IT as TAILOW-Australiau in London as
a. SOT~7ONSEED OIL-Hun refined. SPOT.
01don. June 22-RAW SUG AR-CentrifugaI-
: a "A rn11scovado. 12s 3D. BEET SUGAEt-Iune
f4e s3td TVSEED-Caleutta. June-JHIy 9tS 51-
TTNSFF,T1 OIL. SIS Sd. SPERM OIL 15z -
TPOI FJTN-Arnerican refined. Sad: SPLITS q
-TPPFTTISF--Spirft 44s Sd ROSIN-Ai1asrt-
can strained 12s Cd. fine. f5s Sd - -
Antwerp. June 2c--PETROLEUA. - rrancs
IN
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
PULLMAN COMPANY SCORED
ssarp Criticism by the Interstate Com
ue-ce Commission.


- ne-ce Commission.
1ssa-rEt1r. June I'm its report On
'%+A44acator To- 2 rehea-inE of the cases
aFag reduction Of sleeping car rates,
-ale Rcplic TO-DAY. the Interstate Com
-fcs Commission sharply criticised the
'-lasl company fer NOT submitting to
commission al OF tire facts IN the cases.
F9 days sco l. was announced by the
-1'issic1 that while 2 reheariug or the
-'1as cases against the Pullman company
'- ne Great Northern Rsiiroad would be
'sa'ea' no stsy IA the order Of the COM
--@sion would Dc allowed. The order is 10
',l-ls ef-z1-j-e OF July l. 1910.
'sf-commisslou. IN full report. issued
ssa5; points ont that the orders OF the
----lSzcn T7-e made on March l., 1910,
- l1Festlgsticn extending over 2
- o- nearly three --esrs. Yet the car
| = 3 i17ol olved-the Pullman company and
sfsar Eertaern Railroad Company
eoaaissicn declares, have seen flt 10
se-'i quiescsut until within q few days
-''s tine when the orders BY their terms
e e become eIective.7
iasn The commission in its report. cTiti-
- ~ methods IF the carriers in this
s-.aEs niet1od O. procedure Is not "a It's
:. an since the proceedings before
re-. .l.li' iss-on uertained 10 q matter OK
- Importance and VIDE publicity ap-
r.g he Rfthout adequate excuse.
49, EesF 7l1 commission would now
s~ss-5 '1e operation Of the orders until
b- u1'@ as the additional evidence re
= cpala Re introduced and passed
ilFinrec~ That sII2h evidence would
- Ast pertinent circumstances and
| --'.o's 70 be- materially different from
l---cs eG ng the evidence which was
=. 1eD The orders We're made
50 use The circumstances the coT1uiis-
- : cons trained 10 decline tG postpone
st 'A- effective cate Of the orders
- stated. iu tie report that the date
IsAearing VII not be fixed until the
= have been ia force for a sufficient
-- q time, say. three or four months.
s'ie Inc commission 10 obtain infor-
- concerning their effect"
Z. 1ehce is given that II the results IN
:, '-s rates fixed Indicate that mistake
- zen made, the commission VIII not
70 make any change Il may con-
4g0per
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

FLOUR AND MEAL-F1our unsettled and
quotations were largely nominal. Feed prices
we're advanced soc a ton. both for Western and
city; Spring patents s. 3oQS6 40: winter
IS 7o sprSz 4e efsr: 81 E5sE s4 sp Pa'e5s ar 10 9o
winter. sS eJqS4; extra No winter, So 6og$3 10:
Kansas straig1ts. 81 75qS4 %. RYE FLOUR
fane . 81 45as4 so O Comm ! Eiin ~ in0ST rieG %
50 so. BAGMEALl-Ftne white and yellow 81 S5
western spring 81 10; standard niddiing Ing,
$22 So -four do SIS 5o red dog Sas TO- spot and
n1iddIins, So S5as27 50. red deg. $50: honlinv
chop. s24 so bulk. So 20 sacks; oiimeal. S324
PBOvIsIONs-Easier. declining sharply un-
ger active selling, due to larger receipts Of live
enced by the decline of 20 points in the hog
arkSt Bsi ana the wsaknsss ssi N grain M PORK
S26a t26 so short clear s24 80 q s26 BEEF,
Firm: mess SI50 S16; family. $50 $50.
BEEF HAlfs-steady s34q S2s DRESSED re [,
HOCrS-Easy; bseou5. 13 sc: $50 Ib. ISGsc. l6n
Ib, I$5sc: 14oIb, 135sc; pigs. I$5sc- CUT MEATS
IS rs: l. 10 lsc: ii Ib. IIc- Picked hams
die western. l2.4oa II. soc. city, ii : a 12c:
refined South America, lie. Continent. Is, zoe
Brazil kegs. I5c. Compound quiet, 91s a Zoe.
sTEARINB-Easy oIeo. II =e city lard, Il
sUGAR-Fresh demand for refined sugar ig
moderate. but the warm weather is causing a
quick demand IN the country and thus absorbing
stocks in the hands of Jobbers Full but ur2
changed prices quoted. The London market for
beet sugar was active and firm at an advance
OF &4d; June July and August quoted At f4s
Sad Raw here closed firm. with centrifugal
aS test. at 4 24c ruusc0vado. 50 test g T4c and
Tnolasses sugar. So test. 3.49e There was A
sale to the Federal of 6 coo bags Porto Rico
centrifugal. due next week, az 4. .24c. basis %
test. . / I.
RICE-steady to firm and active: full but
unchanged prices.
COPPER-staudard easy: spot
and June. Il, q 12. 15c July, L a 12-10c; August
and September, 12G Il zoe London easy: spot
f54 lbs Sd: futures f55 IS Cd. Lake here.
l.. 90 l. q 12.ST1zc; electroIytfC. Il 37I3 a
Il. 81 &c: casting. 12.121s d12-3T TN
Easy: spot and June. g. 50 a b zoe: July Au-
gust and September. 30 u a So. DOC. London
steady; spot. f14S: futures. sI4S Us Sd LEAD
Easy: spot, 4 40 q 4-50c New York and 415n
20c East St Louis. London, fI2 f5s Spell
TER-Easy, $50 $500 New York and 4s59
{ 95c East st Louis London spot f22 IS Cd
IRON-Unchanged at 49s for Cleveland war
rants in London. Local market steadyt No 1
foundry Northern SIC 80 n SIC 70, No 2 sI66
st6 81: No 1 Southern and No Southern soft
S16 25a s16 IL. Pig iron certificates unchanged.
NiOLASSES AND sTRUPS-Steady. firn1 and
unchanged
NAVAL sTOREs-Spirits turpenttne firm
here and at the South Rosin and tar steady
and unchanged.
OiLs-Linseed frner and about 1c higher.
Refined petroleum unchanged I.INSEED OH.
American seed, city raw 19dSOc: out-of-town
raw. 7s97ec; Calcutta raw. 90c. LARD OIL.
s. 2t}fSL rs
COTTONsEED OII.-Inactfve with sales Of
leo bbts but there was steadier feeling and
prices at the close were unchanged to s points
net advance Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June 22.-Oficial an1OEncenent q
break in the hot wave proved a hard blow
this Afternoon to speculative holders o. VIleat
Pain at various places in the spring wheat
country where immense damage to the growing
grain was feared had led TO Hquida1ioR on 2
scale almost equaliing in Iuagn5tUde the buyLng
during the previous DAY. bur the power % rally
VS. ofairfv shown until special forecast Nas
received indicating several days O1 normal TEN
perature and probability Of more moisture III N
the states that have been sqrferins = o. "a
cIeea vas weak at a net decline OF 29se 20 Zssa9
57sc Corn finished 11sG1llc 10 1tsd sc oI1'
"a oafS fc to I1z> down. Last prices IN pro
S-isic,7S vsys 15f7TOc below quotations or twenty
Fovr hours previous Range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
,eerecMFNT ROAD HEARING.

= p--.,.-,nsnt p'-o-. raDid transit railroad II
an - avenue, Brooklyn, from the kas''
I>oS1I I'-1-,1-a,- 81 m Sheepshead Bay. viii DC
err fatAE 1.i I've public Service Commission OF
Ti9 Tel9 It is sugg@sted that sg,e Lg ro1a and % az
sI2n1 "a structure south Of taat
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
WHEAT SCARE UNFoUNDED
Conditions Good in Northwest-hecen'
RainfalIg.

CT paul June 22--RepoTts from llle
-, craving country to the west sho"
tba+ tire crop scare, so far as II relates 10
!, ,ossible grain shortage, is wholly uh-
sa,I,5sd C;Iendixe. Mont, reports that Two
III lrovrn business men investigated tle
aids within q radius of Twenty-Five nliies
- mai place and found them in the bes'
yTafertown, 6. D. Wahpeton, \. d. ah'
,-',.s,,s Fails. BIinn., report recent ram
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. June -. 1910
BEANS AND PEAS-Reoeipts sos bags
beans and 1926 bags peas. Market quiet but
firm and no effort 10 force sales. BEANS.
nlarrow choice. per bush. SO o5 a s3 ora fair
70 good s. p0a IS; medium, choice. 81 4Od
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

K I'IV'
GRAIN-vHEAT-Exp a sharp re-
action from TUESDAYS advance, and prices at the
close showed net declines Of 2es42%c. ldverrooI
was firm early but developed an easier feeling,
and after our decline at the opening there was asa
sI,arr break broad No = red wheat here closed
81 O5. nominal c j {, and No 1 Northern, 81 1914
nominal + o b, both to arrive CORS1----kasller'
and at the close showed a net loss OF 4 4l9ec-
No corn here. ssc nominal elevator domestic
basis an dexport No ., 67lsc nominal, D.
grain. closing at q net loss of 1Qflec. Cash oats
firm; natural white 26 to 50 ~ 434 45isc clipped
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
''ND HOUSE CASE ALL IN
'.s'es Decision IN Fisk & Robinson
&stosr Expected Before July /.

= @4 LApeCted 6e1oTe July !.
es.-lisy ". Dexter, referee in the matter
is..- z Robinson, having heard all the
en- fer and against the discharge
,.,..- urn from bankruptcy. received yes
- lie briefs OF counsel and IS e&-
A.. - announce his decielor before July
a.. -e uecices- IN favor Of granting the
ia,s sc i1e firm wII proceed TO fix the
) ~ resumption Of business. which, II
g.r -.r-te~lood. VIII lie not later than Au-
Ia - 80 s'-Elary, petition in bankruptcy
s-s :. - against tie firm on February I
'sFe, --s9A Winthrop was appointed re
sens Ihe failure was attributed By
sa-k.. q tie firm u the shrinkage IN
be Esi-e a the 81 per cent bonds II
lsav -.-eio & susquehanna Railway Com
II lhe preferred stock OF the Buff
Nl.es :. ss1el.aaaa Railroad Company, Of
e., -.s@ < Robinson we're carrying a
'srs- They we're Interested also IN
sss FsyDeFues E.II in the constructive
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
TNTEEInR RTCEPTs
sE4RoARD uRARANCEs.

COTTON-Opened points higher to points
lower, and the close was barely steady at
net loss of 6d14 points. At the opening poorer
Liverpool cables seemed to Offset the unfavorable
view of the weather map, and while August
was a shade higher the call, the whole list
s,lon eased off to Z net loss of about 56l6 points
Slight rallies occurred later on covering and
bull support, but the close at practically
the lowest Southern spot markets we're 1sc
lower to 1sc higher Sales of over 600 bales
at Savannah was said TO be cotton that had been
sold against here during the day, and which
would come here for deliveries on July contracts.
LEGAL contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23


Name Maturity. Interest yield.
Atl4nt Coast Line p G 191o-1I.-.. as 4fs
Buff Roch s, Pitts 441z p c. 1897 as IS
Cent OF Ga Ry 4iA-5 {. 19iV-1f.- -. IA
Cent r r Of - 4 p {, 1s12-11.... n
Ches & Ohio 4 p c. 1910 lI-...-... a. ~
chic & Alton 4-4t2 D c, 191o.19 Sss As
f-nic & Eastern III ie-5 ? c, Ielo-iI 5ls "a
chic r & P Ry frs 2 C, 1916 10 - -
Gin Ham & Day 41z-5 {. 5000 = -
Del Hudson ~ p c, 1872 IS 4ls
Erie 4-412-5 D c. 1910 II ...--:... > q D
Hooking Valley 4447 2 9 l9lo-1s "a 4z2
Hud s ManI1at p G., 1908; 5@s 8
K TT Scott 81 NJ Al G, f9lo-l5 514 ~
Kan City So 41a p c, 1910 10 5..-:..- 4s "A
Ilehigh Val r 4-41s c, lslo-16- 4i9 "a
No Pac p c. 1910 II -. -.:;-.... 35s -
Mobile q Ohio 4-6 {. 19le-,l IT,. 9ts -
y cent lines D c. f9lo-':2-.. - ~
Nerf & West p c, 1910 fo.-. - -
Pennsylvania 3Is4 p c. 1910 Il = a
81 10 & S + 441s-5 Z, 1901 n -
do guar A c & r ; p c, lsio-l'- 3ls -
sezboRrd A L 44A-5 &. lSt0- e.. "a -
So Rway 3j2-44l5 {. 1s!9n IL - -
Eirginiau Railway p c, l9io-0; 80 -
Wabash Railroad 44H-5 3 c. lJIo-.l 5s 80
wheeling l. L 4]e-5 {, l9lo----
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
U, S. CAST IRON PIPE FOUNDRY

The general balance sheet of tne Tinted
states Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Com
pany, as Of May 81. 1910. compares as fol-
lnNs.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
v AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

,z-,,rnisbea by Charles D Barney s. Co. No. %
I7roas street New York, ana No. 122 South
Io1,IIadsl.lhiaA
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.
The Iron Age" says:

THE Iron Age says:
The iron trade approaches the end of the
half year with none of the decisive lndl-
cations in view that have been eXpecled 70
develop when that point was reached. me
expiration of many contracts WIN JII1e i1@S
long been heralded, as though the industry
would then enter upon perlo9 OF ~ I4uC!i ~
curtaiIed operation The fact IS that IL
most lines the mills are fairly supplfed
with work for the summer, and the pros
gect is that there VIII be rev shut-Qo" rs rs
except those made lor neeQed repair , ~ "
paudin- the adjustment of wages me
present scale of operations as Is Wen
known is from 10 TO % per cent less t!ialt
the first quarter Of the year ana prices prices
in a number Of lines, partlcu4afiy PIG fo7o oes,
S+r1IctTIraI steel sheets and wire. nave
welded as demand has fallen on, but the
recession has not Lecome any more marked
II TIL fIle nsW orders booked by the United
states Steel Corporation are Still exceeolnS
those OF the CORRESPONDING peIloa ~ 81
60 oe1t of IFS blast furnace capacity. IN
f1e last week one Riverside, one Gary anu anu
one South Chicago furnace nave r-g5or
blown out or ordered out, and one Edgar
Thomson furnace has gone IN, 50 - Ia
fhirty furnaces are now ldIey dsaluatI1 IN ri .
ans at the beginning Of the nonth: me
CoTdi+ions in the wrought pipe trade are
mainly indicated in the shutting Gown o. @ ILLe
Riverside mills of the NatlonSI Lups s7 S3aaI
pany at Wheeling with the conIec1ee ,s 5tTei AZ
i1larit. while both blast furnaces are lalS, *
Rfbe ysv in which demand has kept up IN IN
fI1e structural branch is stlI q IsatuLe 81 ~
tt nc 9raEa in finished steel. Bridge work
has been an important factor this month. III
ana the June total of Fabricated contracts IIa 5,
Iii iii nrobsbiv exceed 150,00 tons, making
the best month or the year
The Iron Trade Review says:
The market does not show much activity,
and in some products there is eXtreneely
<een competition as shown IN tle pldS Ior
- hniIGng of the lock gates Tor the Pan
.-,7a canal on this large contract the gen,
era contractor is the 4GGnlGM &C, e4a
@ -ol.7t rtee+ between two leading interests
r. for q furnishing the steel. Some very low
nrices are being made on pig iron
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