davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
ester

an u,
although market is unsettled. Spring patents.
S. 209S6 so. winter 4straights, 81 4oQs4 so; win
ter patents. 81 75@s5 10; spring clears 81 2og
2 winter. IS 659S3 So; kansas straigilts. s. I09
81 50, RYE FLOUR-Quiet: fair to good; s. f3q
-Staaiy: kiln dried IS 80. BAG MEAL1-Fine
white and yellow, 81 S6Qs1 20; coarse. 81 ESQ
81 go FEED-Easy: Western. spring, $40 60;
standard nniddIing s21: -four do. s2s red dog,
SGT so SPOT and mill prices; city bran. $50 bulk
s2l sacks; nttdiing, $21 gs26 red dog, s2s;
g sSe; 5oa ss So ofritna pun 90 - sans
PRoyISfoNs-zMod active and frrrler.
Influenced 10 some extent by the strength in
grain and By predictions of continued light
receipt OF hogs. PORK-Firm mess, s94 50 g
SIG BEEF-Mess, St5@st6: family. $50
s20; packet. SIG ST 80; extra India mess,
$500 sal. BEEF HAMS, sag $26. DRESSED
fso H. -fSlsc: 40 10, 131sc; pigs. IS sc. CUT
NEATs-PickIed bellies -flrH; smoking, 1sc;
hams, $50 le19c TALLow--outet city. 81
country. o. ges4c. LARD--Steady; middle
Afnertca. Il. &c: Continent. 1920: Brazil
kegs, 10. Csc; compound. 9Ss e1Olsc- sTEA-
kt suAR azF 9rse aaet and d a /
standard graduated. 5-15c net. less per cent
spot prices Centrifugal. 90 test. also; mus
test, $.4Se. The London market for beet
sugar dull and unchanged June, July and
August, las Cd
RLcE3EIrm at unchanged prices -.
Z =
end June. II "a u. zoe; July. 11S5 q T2.15c;
August, 12c bid. London weak: spot. f54 los
futures 100 IS Cd Lake here, 12-621s q
Il s71ac; eIectroIytc. 1871 y n u e21zc; cast
ing, 12.1212 9fe.SSI g T!N-Easy; spot, 81 80
q 81 61c; June, e. 500 &. 5Jc; July. August
ported Of % tons June at 81 soc. London
weak spot. s147 41s; futures fl4s Us Sd.
4fTIa a 4221c East st Louis London I'M
changed. 81 fes cd. SPELTER-Duu; June.
2Gc: East ST Louis spot. 49015c. Local
dealers reported nominal market at 5.O7 y q
. t214c London lower at E22 IRON-Lower
at 4gs Tor Cleveland warrants IN London.
Locally quiet. No / foundry Northern, SIG 70
0s17 IS: No .. SIG 25g sic IS; No Southern
and No Southern soft. S1o 237 SO 20. Pig
iron certificates unchanged. No sales
MOIAsSEs AND sYRU PsISteady but quiet.
NAVAL SFoREs-Spirits turpentine firm.
Rosin and tar held to steady basis
OfIS-Linsaed quiet Refined petroleum
STEADY ar recent prices
COTTOSSEED 0fL-Iractive: sales 4 900
barrels. and final prices net unchanged 20 =
points lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. June i, 1910
BEFyEs-Receipts. 81 ears or a j eAs heas a.
he sold steers dull, and J415c lower; bulls
about steady at Mondays prices: COWS on light
held over. Fair 10 extra prime steers sold at
81 IoaSs 55 per 100 II: bulls $ 5o9s5 go and
s, taiIends 3 Dressed beef slow and
Weak No later cables; Exports. Al cat1ie and
SOUTHAMPTON for the London market
Saies-AIcPherson & Co: 30 Pennsylvania
steers 1850 70 sVeFase 90 Per u 100 ,P p;
g Is. Il. 10ss 10 81 TO- 20 kentucky, 1886 10
SIS 90 Virginia. 1236 n. S! 80; 20 1856 n, 81 p;
$40 n $3.50: l. $50 70. So %: COW. go n.
IS 20: j. 1Ioo =. s. 80: 8 $40 n. S. 10; |: 1920
lOe' e. Sanders: Is Pennsylvania steers, 1855 n
IS 30; 10. 1928 n. IS 20; 10. III 10 81 90; I
g 10; l. $50 N. 8 Is: so 70. s. 80; / COW
!. !. s lee9 r 9ss r. .? S So 90 ID . 90 D. lSS 10
n S. s5 4 f 1851 S. Rsnnsyss sf cd 5asS
-: To '5i & Shannon: bulls eli n s.; cows
rs n s. 80: . $50 ID So
IS s Judd { CO; : bulls, 1Oa4 ro.s s. Is; COW.
l. 700 n s. 20: 3, ss7 Is. S Is: l. $40 h.
5oY SIS H. 8 So: j. $50 10. & S. /. $50 r. 81
s. go n. So so: /. $40 10 So %.
1850 p'l is $ h e 11 su lSe ~ $50 iisS n
S Is; 5ss n 3 %; r. - f; s. 10: 4so
e4s u, 50 %: 4. 615 n, s. g.: ,. 747 70. ss So
o. George Eco e. & l. s Dinenback: 3 bulls. $50 n.
s. 20: 3 cows. s9T 70. "a s. l. 300 n, 81 90: 4
900 ID. $40; o 500 N. 81 20; I. 40 n. 81 I.
B. W Otis & Co: builz. 1oo7 10. IS Is;
100 n. s. 70; COW. 1000 n, 81 so; 1. 500 n.
Nelson & Mecabe: bulls. SOS ID. So Is: 4. sas
T. $50 n IS 50: 4. 5ss n, IS 80 80 No. - o.
1850 10 81 80; 2 5s5 n. s.
Jelfs. Wright & Co. ] esw. 1880 n. s. -:
81 10 . ESQ 10 "a so -
John Ducey: 1 bull. eco n. s. %. I. SO II IS
g. T46 10. 81 so; COW, SEQ 10, So 20: s. as ID.
CALVES Receipts ALI including S.6Ts for
the market. Nsals opened slow and Zoe lower
at the upper Yards. some late sales were %.
lever and 100 head were unsod. At Jersey Cft,r
opening sales were about steady. but the market
vVea }teTied and fell on. closing fully pc lower
fsutt ersnilAs III fair demand and Just about
steady at both wards Common Go choiee veais
e1T s5ds7 30: buttermilks Ssas0 rs: grassers.
ssas5 City dressed veais weak ar l3sfl5c. city
ERASED huttermiiks steady at II is4l3c country
dressed eaIves easy at 9ql3c
s;aies-Cseorge & L. :. DilIeRhack: 143 veaIs
ia n aEsrage 60 70 per 100 ~ 81 l4e n 50 70:
H. lon 70 IS Is 6 zoe 30. S.. AZ mixed I3i m.
IS sels. H. 1sa 10. IS so: Il. l32 No. 81 10 but
termilks. ls7 \. 81 Is. "a las n. So so; n
N r Hume az veals. lG4 n. 50 70; as. 49,
u, So so: "a isa n. 50 Is ). nos ~ s.: - eulIa
81 so 5 bassernilks 1852. So 70.
50 Sn,-sv- Muilen; % vealz, las 70. 50 3Ila. IL
I I2a p, s eul Is rs n 80. IL los n.
81 I2ls throwouts IL Y. 50 ~ ortlertn,lss
sss n s8 sTls s. t53 NJ So IS; o. 107 10. S. 20
I.liins. Wright Co. vsals. 2oo 10. - 10;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Business on the Consolidated Exchange
increased In volume late IN the day, with
the tone of the market showing consider
able weakness The break in Amalga-
mated Copper exerted an unsettling in
f1uence From the opening room sentiment
opposed an Improvement and stocks were
offered freely by the professional COM
mission house buying orders were filed
from the floor. largely with short stock,
with the market ruling generally fraction
ally below the New Y orl1 Stock Exchange
range OF quotations Sales totalled 66.4So
shares, the list for the day including
forty-eizht different stocks OF the pron1i-
nent shares Reading was in best demand
in the early trading. but it later touched
a low of 1913. which vas Is Of point
under the low on the other board. Union
Pacific sold down TO 1Toas. against 10 q
and Smelling to IS is, against 1875. Anal
gamated Copper's range was L of a point
wider than on the other exchange. Dc
tailed operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
OTHER .cATTLE MARKETS.

Zoe lover; steers So Sass ~; COWS. s. sa6sss
heifsrs. 81 259sT; bulls. 81 5og - p osS.ss. "a
Gs9. stockers aud feeders 81 1898 80 EoGS-
Receipts. q 600, 100000 higher. hsavy So 500
50 65; butchers 50 65GS9 30; mixed. - dses9 IS:
light 50 65RsS 70: packing. 50 9oIss 40: pI<s.
50 SD So 5SsS .: a 80 ave- sssep sssss
yearIlngs Sc 259Ss SO; lambs. 81 e5ess .; sDFins
lambs, ssGss so.
Cincinnati June 10 - CATTLE - Rsc.rts
1.274: quiet: 1OG2oc Lower; tair 70 good SLIPPERS
cepts s. 3I3: strong: 10c higher: butchers ard
shippers 50 509s9 30; common, IS Es.sS9 50.
sHEEP-Receipts 3SSI; steady: 81 5o2ss 30
I.AAfBS-Generaly &c lower; +8<s 20
East Buffalo. June 15.-CATTTEZ-Sior: prime
steers IS 25Gss 60. VEAL+Reeelpts. $40 hsat
active and CSC higher, STGS9 Sc HOGERe-
CARTS g zoo, active and &c higher: heavy ana
mixed 50 sO9Se 50; forSess SSs9gslo' 90 a. -
$40. SHEEP AND LANES -Rsestpts. 500: SOW.
mixed sheen steady: others I5Ge5c lower: lsIaes
$3.50 ysaElinss 81 Seess -w .as - eSsso'
kansas city June I5.-CArTL-E-Elscsipls
800 Including $500 Southe-ns; Steady 60 IsS
e. 80. fair tc good ssfs7 Western. 81 80 .
s5ossFs HS rssd ea. s ss5 t ns5i1s S Z
es1Sses sass % Tsos-S-Fecsi9ts. HOO. bic
higher top. So 50. bulk Of sales. - tos.SS ~,
$3.50 20 4gas9 So packers and butchers - ao2
"a 80. Ixht So sa@lse 80; pigs. seQss . sL1-zsr
= rSsesjofs go. 25QJ0c lower: lambs. - n1g
IS so. yearIipss. Sd 5ods1; wetneTs, SSINS So
eTveS 81 5ssess5 % stecksrs ard fesders. &c
/ E5f,ssFuvx June I5-CATrLElS1pply light.
choice IS Ia s. so. prime. ssgss - SHt- 81 81
S,npIv Fair. prime wethsrs. s. 500 - 10 srils
and common ss.as 40: lambs ssaSI .. yE "a.
49, bsavies, 50 75epss SO; MEDIUMS 90 soe
u o. bea|v Workers st0TS1o %: light 1crxers.
s1o6t $40 fo:ptgs $40 Is; roughs. IS oeQss 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

london. June 15.-Consols declined a
70 So for money and 50 for account.
Canadian Pacific was b lower ct POI q
Grand Trunk advanced 81 to SOS Ana
conda was / higher at 5SA
Money was plentiful to-day. and calls
for 100000 were easily met. Discount
Tates were easy.
The stock market opened uncertain
Paris sold Rio TintoS and local traders
realized n The rubber section but the Con
, tiTlert bought its favorires In the after
noon better reports from the crude rubber
auctions helped rubber shares, and tire
market closed more cheerful but dull
Public orders were meagre Consois closed
L lower.
American securities opened steady and 2
fraction higher. During the first hour prices
advanced under the lead OF the Erie issues
and other low-priceti shares. which were
Southern Pacific bonds helped the market,
and In the afternoon prices were sustained
by New York buying The closing vas
stead.
Call money in London. , Z ac& per cent
open market discount rate for short bills.
= HIS Der cent. long bills. 2 SIS a23s
per cent; Berlin discount rate. 5 3 per cent
Paris discount rate. 5z-per cent: Paris
exchange On London, % francs % y cen
times. Berlin exchange on London. 90
marks ~ pfennigs. Bar gold. rs I'd.
American eagles les sd
Paris. June 15.-Three per cent rentes
closed ; centimes higher at 90 francs 9713
Confines a firm tone prevailed en- the
BourSe.
Berlin, June 15--Trading was quiet but
prices were sonaewiat strong on the Boerse-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NO, MoNE z. MARKET = Money or call
ft,,-.s al = per cent; highest per cent
toSesl' 4 = per cent: closing. per cent.
rullns rste: 2< per cent. Time money
conun1eo easy and rates for short periods
were slightly lower. Rates sixfv davs. Z
Der cent. ninety days. ga @31s per cent:
SSoi = nouns, I per cent; FIVE months
a es Per cent; six months Az CAS- per
ceIt-, Mercantiie paper was in light de-
lnsiao Rates, y q ) per cent for sixtr
ans nanety days bills receivable, / "a a 5
pst celL TOT choIce four to six months
single names, 51s per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign
exchange market opened a shade easier.
VIII caoies quoted at 4S6s2 @4SesO. de-
EaaE-5d sterling at 4S6456 4SSls and
slAty-day bills at 4s41s @4s4A. Short
francs were around 5.1Ss. less 1-1s and
snort reichsmarks 95. The foreign ex-
cl!5nge naafket held steady in the morning
ano early afternoon with rates corupars-
gVeiy little changed from the opening
Cahies We're quoted at 4.S67e04s6s. de-
1nand sterling at 4-s645@ 4S6I% and sixfv-
q Gay pliIs At 4s43s 04S41. Short francs
neId around 5-1Ss4 less l-I6@5TSs1 less
Is and short reichsnarks around e6 a e5
Bankers cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
sEAMEk's BANK FOB SAYINGS

100 142 n, 50 so; las. 1se N, So %: 6. 80 ~
Sc AS ID. 50 621z: % eulls I87 =. s.
B. ". Otis & Co: SIS vesis. f5e ID. So IS; IS.
! s Curtis 4 Sea. 27s Esas Ls = 50 .:
e. cu lis LIS oo s. So 5 a n is .
IS In IS IL 3 $ g. Is 8 s..s ss I.
IS1 10 SIS 90 II. ~ 70, So %; 3. 49, 10, IS
H. H Hollis: IL calves OF various wslsnf.'
s Jgdd & Co: o. vsaLs ass 70. SO 90 So 15s
2 g g less 20 40 ep lss q K. 8
81 40 ID 81: II throweuss. f16 n. s.: s. 10 n,
So 50; - buttsrmiks. us n S. 90; : srsssers'
8 s sanders: ~ xeals; 4sa ~ 50 IS; . 15s
To6in & shannon: 30 veals, 14o p. $40; =
= n t S9 o. 100 u p 5 g saras0 eaiv.s rs
Newton & Co: 4 Virginia calves. 10 n -.
SHEEP AND IAsIBS-Receipts IS cars
or = 9o head including Il cars for the market:
81 q cars on sale Sheep about steady ~stn Tar
erades slow 10 shade lover good ciesrsnee OF
pens Common to choice sheep sold at s4qso Per
100 70; common TO choice Southern lambs, - oy0
So 20: euIIs IS; state and PrnnsyigHnta lambs.
Sesriings, S 5o4.s7 Is Dressed mutton slow az
exeeesiinE nc: dressed yearIInss lower al I2@iSe
saIesNeWS99 2, ~. Col io. IA E.5sn,s is'1 S so
50 So Co. q IL T. 81 n So So ilS 81 n 80 80: % $
10. ., 10
&c Virginia sheep. JOG n. IS so. IS. 20 y. -
Tebin & shannon: 249 Kentucky lambs, 81 %
50 so; 2fa e. 10 50 20; 24f Virginia IS ~ 80 90:
1914 IS 10 50 so; III Tennessee. 90 p. IS %; 90
state IS 10 SIS 80: 80 Ohio yearlings. 81 n
So 70: o Ohio sheep los n. Sc. 27e- 50 y. s. 80.
Al Tennessee 9S 70. SIS 80; "a state, IL n. IS Is:
/ Pennsylvania. 80 n. IS; 7. 113 q, "a; Vtr-
GINA GO y, 81 30
Kerrs Commission Company: 23s yiry+nts
lambs 81 10 So; 9e Ohio yearlins,. 80 -. IS 50;
132 Ohio sheep. 100 n. So Is; %. 100 p. -. "a
'u McPher sa Z Co: zs4 Virginia Lambs. 60 y
50 62l5: aIe. II 10. 50 ST.; Is. 50 n. ~: Il
sheep, f2J 70 50 so
81 r,ldd & CO.: "a jersey lambs. s. y. 80 Is:
Pennsylvania, 60 70. $ 50: @ Jefsss zhAsp, III
10 So: Pennsylvania. IS %. s.
s Sanders: IA Virginia LAMBS. 50 ID, 80
T. @. Curtis & Son: IS state lazabs, & =. So
sheep los 10. SIS IS; - IS n. 81 IS: cuiis. s.
n. IS.
rs 70. 81 .
HOGS-Rsceipts SO cars. or 5.54S head, r.
GLIDING 235 head for the n,arzst. Prices fall
steady. with sales at 50 eo@S10i0 Per 100 ID for
medium and heavy hogs
Sales-S- Sanders: 30 state hogs. 80 70 aver
age. SO per 100 n: 10. 1I3 ~ $40; a Pam
syivania 204 ID. $40: q lnouz.2s, 3S1 D. 50
s. Judd & Co: 36 Pennsylvania hogs. le@ -.
$40: roughs $50 10. SO; I stag 900 10 S.
B W Otis & Co.: 10 state -hoss. 17a ID. 80 70.
T. $50 n. SO 90: rough. 4io n. 50: I. $50 D.
IS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
Iosted rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bost mar.
chicago, 15c discount: San Francisco sight
@ premium. telegraph Z &c premium; New
Orleans, commercial CSC discount hank 81
premium; Charleston. buyinE par selling
l-IGc premium, St Louis, l0c discount
pa. par asked: Minneapolis. SOC premium:
savannah, buying 5-16c discount, selling
par.
BANK CLEARINGS-New York. ex-
changes sS15.591, 170, balances sI0973 POS;
Baltimore, exchanges s48043e2 balances
s532. III. Philadelphia, exchanges $685.
go. balances sl.S69.573: Boston, exchanges
s2S,911,19e. balances $1,721.7S1.
SILVER AIARKET-Comnercia bar
silver. 50 sc; Mexican silver dollars A4c
Bar silver in London closed at 345d I'M
changed.
GOLD PREMTUN-In Madrid. 7.15:
Lisbon, 1925.
MEXICAN E-Nexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2.0114
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Receipt
from customs yesterday We're S46e 45I in
ternal revenue sz77,14S and miscellaneous
sees, goo. total of SI.151. 900, against total
Se.S@f,1e9 For the month to date ordinary
receipts have been SIS, 4S4SS6 and ordi-
nary expenditures s25.542,487 the excess
Of expenditures amounting TO Sos 100 For
the 11scal year TO date ordinary receipts
have been S611-S2S.144. against 1857 0S6-
COS IN the same time in 1909 and ordinary
expenditures S631.911.S55. against s637-
5S2.99S in 1909, the excess of expenditures
this year amounting to S13.383.21o. com
pared with an excess last year of $40 Aq6
$40 Including Panama Canal account and
pubic debt. the excess of all expenditures
over receipts since July amounts to s45.-
423,5oe. against an excess in the CORE
spondlng period a year ago Of sf26 .646. 634
CB-TREASJRY-F SIfb-Trea si,ry
vas debtor to the Clearing House 81 .2as,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Aside from the animation which de-
veloped in the lower priced mining issues
almost Complete stagnation prevailed in tho
market for outside securities The tore
was slightly irregular, with hrn1ness IN
spots The bulk OF the dealings was fur
nished by C=oidhfH, Ely Central. Ray Cen
trail and Mines Company of America. IN
the higher priced copper issues small frac-
t1onal changes were the rule, but IN most
Instances an easter tendency developed.
Miami Chino. Raw Consolidated and Greene
Cananea were quiet with small recessions-
Goldfeld shares continued strong on light
purchases CIoIdfield Consolidated advanced
10 .. In the Industrial list Intercontinental
Rubber was the strong feature, advancing
over a point American Tobacco was quiet
but steady. There was slightly better IN
quiry for bonds which ruled steady. De-
tailed operations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16

Spot quiet. with prices points lower. a
152Jc for rniddItng upland and 1900 for
cables. Spot dull; sales $500 bales specula-
tion and export, 500; American, 1000. In
ports. . 900. all American. Middlins upland,
sid Futures opened duh, at advance Of
3GA points; closed idle at q net advance Of
2 qe4t8 points June. SD June-July I'D
T. ~ Id: September October, $500; October
November, e.6T1zd; November December,
February, 653d. February March, 65212d;
March-A priI. 6.52d, April-May and May-June,
G514sd
C0EFEE-Stear1y with prices unchanged 70
points lower, and sales of 10,250 bags The
tone was q little easier with liquidation on the
part OF local longs. due to disappointing for
eign advices and IN absence of aggressive
-buying Havre declined "a franc. Hamburg
was 4 a p pfenntg lowEr and Rio and Santos
markets unchanged, with privaLe exchange on
LONDON showing an advance of lid, bringing
exchange up to 1876 d. Spot quiet and STEADY,
on the basts of S 4 c for Rio No !. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
FOREIGN TRADE IMPROVES.
May Exports Larger than N Any Cor
responding Menth Except in 1907.

Exports OF merchandise in the month Of
MAY exceeded imports 10 the value OF SILL
915 500, compared with z total excess of I'M
ports in the three preceding months OF
more than 81. 9F9s9o0. Imports were smaller
than IN any preceding month since last Au-
gust. Compared with March OF the current
wear. the decline amounted Ss3,t1u,tEt, and
with April 70 So $50. 788 On the other hand,
exports. while under the total OF recent
months, were heavier than N any preceding
MAY or record. with the exception Of May,
1867 Detailed figures for May follow:
Exports or merchandise. Inc. 81 So so
Imports Of merchandise. Inc. 3-s6a.o73
Excess Of exports Inc. S3rSoors7ff
For the eleven months of the fiscal year
the trade showing is:
Exports Of merchandise. Inc s7145S3. 49,
Imports O merchandise Inc 5o.e1a. tS9
Excess Of exports .----.-.. Dec ss179 ss5 800
The May totals of exports and imports
with the April totals and with
May a year age.
May, 1910 April, 1910. May. 1909
Exports .Sf31 1s5 zos $135 097- :373 S123, S2TTs
Imports II. 929 Cos 1S a25,369 1I6, o6o.535
Excess exp slI-2I5.sae s726o. 243
Excess imp sS23,e36
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16

New York, Jure To- 1sIt-
frRAIN-WFE eA Nervous, and prices,
after some quick ffuctua lions within range or
about 1c btfshe1 closed at net unchanged 70 &c
advance, December showing the greatest stre,sfh
Liverpool was firm at the opening, prices being
1a99sd net higher. but that market broke before
the close, and final hglrns were ar ret loss CT
%9fsd. Prices broke sharply IN the early after
lCon under liquidation. bur near the close Tere
again steady, Influenced to some extent By 4
hrr1er feeling in the Northwest No 2 red here
quoted 81 G3 nominal. c Z and 80 l f~erTh-
ern, 81 1923 nominal. o b 70 arrive corn
Firm, and at the close was g sc net higher
No 2 corn here sc nominal spot, and $50 :
nominal 10 arrive, both elevator domestic basis
export NO 2. 66&c nominal b to arrive
O. TS-Nfoderately active ami firm Natural
white 26 TO 90 70, 416435sc, clipped white. "a 70
442 N, 421564Tc RYE-AIarker nominal There
werE rspnrts that recently about COO bushels
OF German rye has been sold TO American mill
ers and after paving import duty of 10c
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. June IS. 1910.

BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts 51i bags
teans. State marrow fruer. with sales
81 o5. II IS doubtful II really choice can be
bought fer less Medium pea rirra at 81 40.
hut gliiet Red kidney strong, last sales at 81 80
but holders asking few yellow eve sold
az 50 Is California lima Jqhbing mainly az
SIS f9 Scotch peas little trr4er BEANS,
ma rrov. rhatse. bushel IS %: fair 10 good 81 go
,as2 as Medium, choice, So 81 1Esssa DO. pea
81 an an<2 40. fair to good 50 258s2 40: i'm
f,or,ed medium. 81 16ssf 81 70 Pea SO IHeSs2 %
white kidney S. sed Etan=y, 81 s54s4 90. yellow
eye SO A. black turtle soup Sc asa So so, lima
California. So Gees TO- PEAS. Scotch. bags,
bushel 81 26Gs2 81 "a
BuTTER-Receipts, 1885 pigs Market
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=r~xrxe rrND NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice taAf, II
accordance With Article three OF Dsso OF
Trust, dated july 18th. 1906. 20 LAwysrs Ffsle
Insurance and trust Company. as TrT1Scee. 20
secure an issue Of 500 of6see OF <fst zsess9nSe-
five per cent bonds, made by A Schradere son.
Incorporated. there have been called FOR re<1ercp
tion on July 1st. 1910. together with coupons
falling due on that date. Bonds Nc.- y, "A. a.
172 and 10 OF 81 10000 each
said bonds will be paid upon presentation az
the Office Of LAWYERS Title Insurance and T-rs-
Company $50 Broadvav. New YORK. on asa
AFTER July lst 1910 on which czrs interest
thereon will
a sCHPApFR.S SON INCORPORATED
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terdav ar auction at the exchange sales
room by Adrian H Muller & Son
BY order Of executors
shares Northern Bank Of New York 100
BY order Of trustees
shares Louisville Property Com
pany Of KentUckT- .------. --...-- 80 =
For account Of whom II may concern
fpe shares Prudential Insurance Com
panv Of America '3tfS
400 shares Columbus and Hooking Coal
and Iron Company common 3 3
ten preferred ei-rti '''-'s 81 N' 115s.
SIS 600 Buffalo 6 Susoushanna Railroad
AZ per cent gold bonds due 1888.
coupons biay and November. No
vember 1910 coupons attached
accrued interest to be charged ..-.. -
shares Singer Manufacturing Com
p1lly q
Sc 900 Detroit Toledo & Ircntou Railway
Company Consolidated mortgage
Az per cent gold bonds due Au
gust. 1850. interest February and
August; February. 1908, coupons on Il
5 shares Bankers Life Insurance
Company ------.--.-. 800
81 600 South Shore Traction Company first
mortgtse bonds ...----.......-. '91 4
SAnd interest
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPFs
SEABoARD CLEARANCE

COTTON-Quiet, fuctuating within ranse
Of a99 points Last prices were practically tae
lowest Of the DAY with the tone easy ar 2 ner
loss of 2Ge points. The market opened steady a.
& decline of 3G6 points. Southern spot markets
were generally unchanged. It was reported IN
the local market that ocean freight room had
been engaged for 8 COO bales from New York 10
LIVERPOOL next week at lie per 100 n, this being
a decline of from 1c 10 1ec from the price last
r,f,t ed. local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. "a.

A quarterly dividend Of two per cent On trs
capital stock OF this Company has seen a.
cfared rTzvarfe July Is, 1910. at the of-fre -
the Treasurer. 1Sf state Street. Boston Mass
TO sto~xreftfers Of record at the close OF busi-
ness June IS. 1910
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cIovERsEED PRICES.

Tol.5a ruus 1S-CLOvERSEED-CsS s. IS
o.schsr sS5Ts4: December. sS57sss Aarsn.
s6 eaI, TIMOTHY-Prime, - %. ASlAD-
Prime, e. o5; August. 81 80
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AMERICAN chn eaNp6nY.

a quarterly dividend or one and o,e-dIIaros-
Per cent n tsssJ has been declares r<ur r1e
Preferred Stock Of this Company. PAYABLE -
July tst. 1910. 70 stockholders OF rrcDrc at -r1s
close q business June 18th 1910 Transfer
Books will remain open. Checks vsn b
r7z Trs5
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BON DIS

$ 600. Jones 3 l. S. lo1as 1913 1ol1 y, ,9
/ eco Tidev Sc notes. lo1 191 Ln1iz. ~ ~
aodd lets. isells cents per share -
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ExPoRTs.
Cash ouOThrIoNS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal. +Elevatcr. domestic bazls.