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New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
A LEONCAVALLO JOKE
Great Composers Experiences with a
Reporter as Told by Himself.

SiGEor Leoncavauo recounts an amusing
experience that befeu him some time ago II
Manchester Theatre, where he occupied a
stall one evening to hear the performance
Of ii" "Pagllacci." At the finale a stranger
sitting next him kept exclaiming enthusias-
tically. What q masterpiece! What a per-
feet masterpiece"'
Leoncavallo. imagining himself utterly
unknown in the audience, thought II would
lie fine fun 10 play the critic OF his own
work, 80 chimed ia ironically: "A master
piece I don't IN the least agree with you
sir. I'm a musician myself, SO know what
I'm talking about The fact is this Ouera
is worthless production and brImfuI Of
limitations and plagiarisms For instance
that caVatina Is iilched bodily from BerljoZ
the duct IA the first act is ali Gounod. while
the finale Is a sorry copy OF one you viii
find in Verdi
Next morning leOnCa vaIIo drove 10 the
railway station and bought the LEADING,
local journal On comfortably, seating him
self in the train he opened N aud uae
aghast with astonishment ar epcouuteripp
the following headlines: s'Signor Taon-ao
vsllo's Opinion on Pagliacci' Declaration
Of Plagiarism. Confession oF q Con11oser
Bereft Of All Originality" The great Ttsi.
ian master adds. Evidently nv noigbhor
was journalist who had doeRed me brt
10 this day ] have cold shiveTs ever,r tiyoe
recall the incident Milan corresnord-
ence, London Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

q9e 76A EJ r. Te2s! stass
stockers and feeders, S4@s6 40; cows and
heifers. So s5@ 81; calves. s6@$s 90 HOGS 1!s.
81 Si Il So 81 ?0O mixed sSs4 50 So az heavy
So i04 So 80: rough 50 IOas9 90. good to
choice heavy. 50 20@Sa 80; pigs s99$9 49,
100: steady: native, 50 25@s5 40: Western,
So so a IS 80; yearlings. s6@s7 80: lambs ma
tive. 50 % a IS so: Western 81 80 q So 60
VEAIS-Receipts rs: active and soc lower:
s6dS9 HOGS-Receipts, 1900; slow and 10 %
i5c lower; heavy. 50 Goa 50 80; mixed. so 55 %
50 co; workers.. 50 55g 50 10; pigs 81 89@ s. 70
dairies. 50 4Oaso 60 SHEEP and LAMBS-
Receipts. 1000; sheep active ana @ 81 STEADY
- Cincinnati. June 4-CATTLE-Res Receipts Ig 5,
.e3 se9dy fal5 u 70 e go9d 9d 596R9Pr 80
824 generally 15e lower; butchers and ship
peTs 50 25d So 80: common. s. 50@s9 30
i.AMBs-steady, S4@ So 90
Kansas city. June 4-cATTI.E-Kecep
300. including 200 Southerns: STEADY. choice
To good 81 5Oa$7: Western So % a 81 -
stocSers and feeders. S4qs6 ~: southern, 81 .
aS7 %: southern cows $40 :" 90. native
So 30 a so so: heifers 50 25aS7 40. bulls 81 "a
50 70: calves. 81 5Om$S, receipts for the
week - 600 HOGS-Rcceipts. 1000: steady
top, So 20 y bulk Of sales. 50 goa $" 20 heavy
50 25q 50 2Ti5: packers and butchers 80 20 a
81 ~ light 50 10m 50 IS: pigs, SIS t3nSa re
ceipts for the week. $4,000 SHEEP-S'eady,
81 so q 81 so. ewes. s4@s5 stockers and feed
ers. So 1915 60 receipts for the week 2h 800
PitsbuTg June +-cA II LE1supgly y :, l5Eht 5,.
SuppIv iiEht prime wethers, 81 ~ 50, culls
and common $2aS3, lambs S4ns7 VEAL
CALVES IS 5oq$9. HoGs-Re Receipts light
ST. 500 50 60. light Workers. piss. 80 os9se %.
roughz. ssa sS &C.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
MARRIAGES IN FRANCE
A Large Increase Since New Law Sim
plifed Formalities.

Il is an interesting and noteworthy fact
that since the PRONUNCIATION OF the law OF
June 1907, the effect OF which Is 70 sim
plify the fornalities which are the neces-
sary prellminaries 70 marriage in that
country, there have been more weddings in
France than at any period since the begin
ming Of last century, with the exception OF
the years 1873 and 1872 in the former OF
which men contracted unions to escape
being sent of 10 fight, while in the latter
many weddings took place which had been
DELAYED by the war with Germany. This
very satisfactory state Of things. according
TO a correspondent OF The London Tele-
graph is due TO the initiative OF the Abbe
Lenfre one Of the deputies for the Depart
ment OF the Nord. He was not able to get
all his propositions adopted by his col
leagues, but the law which was finally
passed. such as II is. has already done a
vast amount Of good
Among the relief which the act has
brought to persons intending 10 marry, it
has freed those who are over thirty years
OF age from procuring the whole series or
documents and certificates upon which the
Code Civil insisted. Then, after the age
mentioned, il IS no longer necessary TO oD-
tain the consent Of the parents-indeed,
after the age of tWenty y-One, this can also
be dispensed with, provided that II Is shown
that due notice has been sent 10 them.
These are the two principal benefits of the
law Of 1907. and the result is that many
people Of the lower classes are now married
who might have formerly been tempted 10
DO without the ceremony. as they found II
impossible 10 collect The needful papers, or
were prevented by the caprice of parents
who refused their consent for no valid
reason.
What the relief thus obtained means VIII
he understood when IL is explained that, in
the case OF persons who had lost their
parents ana VINO were engaged 10 be mar
ried. upward Of nineteen documents were
required by the Code Civil Of 1So4, including
two certificates Of birth. two Of residence,
two OF non-OppOsition. the usual military
record book, four certificates Of the death
of parents. and eight OF the grandparents,
for the entire set Of which e had 10 he
paid. Naturally. il Ia in the large towns.
where people have been living for awhile
away from their native villages, that the
result of this henehcient law of lS31 has
been most conspicuous ana ali this. as
need hardly be added, makes for morality,
which in these days seems 10 require
good deal of practical encouragement, at
least in big towns.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

FLOUR AND MEAI,-Ina ctive, with prices
unsettled by the action &c Of o the wheat maGket
sss2 s2 m oent &C., 4sra 50 2
Kansas K hSm s. $s29ghs raj s. o RYE F. %
fsnc3 2qs s. FAX &C. 500 Il as saSi:G kim
dried, So 80. BAG MEAL-Fine white and
ysoT 81 30@sl 10 e9a[se onre s. 2S@sl E$I 60 60
standard middlngs s21 75as22 80; -four do
s26 3d. red Il dos s2s spot gnd mill Prices s S,5y y
SIS 80: red dog 500 60: hominE chop. S24 30
bulk. s25 20 sacks: oimeal. So 5og s33 90.
PROyIsIONs-steady, with moderate buy
Ing by packing interests as well as covering
bv shorts although at times there de-
ciines in sympathy with the early weakness
in grain Hog market 9arey gIe stead. but re re-
so3: family. $26 a SO so; short clear. s24 75@
s27. BEEF-Firm; mess $l5gsIei family,
mess $50 50a $50 BEEF HAMS-Quiet; S2I
a So. DRESSED HOGs-steady; bacons.
az I$itc pigs. S f$s.c' ctr MEATs|pickled bel
lies. smoking. Isc; 10 lb, 17ise; - H. Islac;
T41AIIIIoW%Dun: Ia city. &c; coantry. -6as a67sc
LARD-steady: middle West. l223 a l2S5c: :
lea 25c: Continent. 1305c: Brazil kegs
III Doc: compound quiet 9aa G1ohc. STEAR-
INE-stcady; oIeo. 12@ @12i2c; city lard, IA
sTGAR-Rehned steady, but quiet and un-
& iac net. less i per cent cash The London
market for beet sugar was steady and unchanged
u higher WIN juno az lfS @72us July
las Sid ard August las Cd. Raw here steady.
but unchanged and quiet Centrifugal. 96 test.
4 24c: uuscovado. 50 test, 3.14C and mOlasseS
sugar. 80 test : 49c-
RICE-steady to frnL with good 1obbing
M0LAsSEs AND sYRUPs-steady; prices
unchanged
METALS-No change in pig iron certih-
Gates.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine quiet
and without important change in prices. Rosin
steady. Tar 1rIH-
OIIS-I.Inseed quiet and unchanged. Re
fined petroleum unchanged
COTTOSSEED OIi~-Quiet but firm. espe-
ciallv for near positions. due To small offerings
Al tho close June 20 points higher and other
positions unchanged 10 points advance. Sales.
. 700 ibls Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, June 4. 1910.
BEEEES-Receipts. % cars or OIL head. al
for slaughter No trading in live cattle. Feel
ing steady. Dressed beef sold at 10q12c
Exports to-day 100 cattle and 1,sG0 quarters OF
beef n the Mesaba to London. 7ss quarters IL
the Arabic TO Liverpool.
CALVEs-Receipts 13s. all for slaughter
Nominal quotations, same yesterday Dressed
calves in moderate request. City dressed yea
l2Q14l2c: city dressed buttermilks, lOieGl2c
country dressed calves. 9gl21ac.
SHEEP AND IANIBs-Receipts 12I9 cars
3,232 head. including cars for the market
Demand fairly good and prices steady. with al
early clearance. Medium to good sheep sold al
81 5oqs5 35 per 100 Ib; fair 20 prime lambs. S9a
S1O culls. S6 fair yearlings. 81 90. Dressed
mutton steady at 9hql1i2c per n dressed
lambs 15a1sc; dressed yearlings 1876. A few
country dressed hothouse lambs selling al 81 500
81 with an oversupply the last week.
Sales-McPherson & Co: $50 Maryland lambs
81 ID average at $40 per 100 fb; 80 Virginia do
20 rb. at SO.
Kerns Commission co. 234 Virginia lambs. GG
n. al $40: 81 Indiana. 81 n. 80; ~ culls, 80 10
So; q yearlings, - n, 81 SO; 81 Indiana sheep.
122 II. 81 35: 10 Virginia, ll2 n, 81 10; &
culls los IL, 49, II Indiana bucks, 1873 N. 81 So
Tobin & shannon: ia Virginia lambs. 80 n,
So so
HOGS-Receipts. Ii cars. 2,374 head. all
for slaughter. Nominally weak.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

plenty and lower. Cucunoers weaker. Mush4
rooms scarce and high. Peas selling slowly
n sIsey go3g r Srns sTT5E IeaTs safy r9a Ss
sI8s1 Is: cuIls. i5cSs1: old. b6i or bag. SD
BEETS, Southern. 100 bunches. 81 50Gs3 New
Orleans $2@$3. CARROTS. Southern, 1os
old bbI or bag. s2Gs2 75: CAULFLoWERs
Southern half bbl basket. 5O475c: CAB
BAGEs. Eastern shore crate: 20 oSS; 90. SSl
Qs1 80; CUCUMBERs. Norfolk. basket. 81 50
$iaSI 25; Florida. 75c a 81 IS. hothouse. box
s1QS2. CELERY. Bermuda. California case.
:sgs8 50; LGGPLANTs;& Plan! & El2rida, SG3: u %
So: Sew Orleans. 100: IS So: HoRsERAD9IsLI: a 3
LETTUCE. nearby. bbi. SOC 9si: LIMA
BEANS. Florida. basket. s2qs4 50; Bermgda.
s9 s99 oSIoSs gsg MCfazU8 BarS8s. crate rat s1S IS:
Texas. -yeG yeIio8. e6e ssG 75: white soc 81 80:
Egypta1 bag 81 65g y 20 ,br NSW dreams Eaer,. s-
S19s3: OYSTER PLANTS 100 bunches. $50
ss: PEAS. Jersey. large. basket. 81 @Sg y ~
81 25: small sI9sI -. Baltimore. large. 81 Il:
small sffs1 II; Virginia. large. half Dbl
PAS Hashe' sEea cge boa45e: PEPPERS. Florida.
iarg. boz. 81 509s2 25; carrier. 81 259sI .:
PARsLEY Neg 9rsans 60 ;rTstirs pgl g ~
SCAIIIONS nearby. 100 bunches, S09I5cs
RHUBARB. s19s1 so; STRING BEANS. VIZ
81 75a 81 25; third basket 81 25 @s1 50: No5,n
Carolina. wax. s19s1 so; green 20 81 ga-<is ~ -.
s0g s9g'9 F1oTdo Soc ST. sp1SAH "a nearby
80 soc: SQUASH. Southern: maE5oE "a 5qSs1 S9t
sIats s2Ss2 90 ifS ysl1~ sb1 06 Or Sbl eEsss 81
Gs1 so: box. T5c Isl IS; basket oO9 Iocs
URNIPs rqtaSaEa Ssl G e e rSEs 20 T9ise. FIae
ida carrier. 75c n 81 25: hothouse. -. 6G1ocs
WATERCRESS. 100 punches. 81 81 80
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
"A4SoN ASKS FOR PROOFS
''saOn Counsel Replies to Justice
Ford S Criticism.

-s,- -@.s'lon Counsel Watson replied YES
e., some Criticisms made against his
T. Justice Ford. Of the supreme
H. as week. lie asks the justice 70
~ any particulars he may possess
"Olia show that the interests OF .be
i > - hoi been cared for properly in
/ h., :. q animation in the published re-
o.. ,.ce justice Ford that Corporation
b =, watson rad INDUCED in criticism
y. eo1rts' M Watson wrote that he
r. Than once inveighed against
D. go remarks by lawyers concerning
J, ss---ss habits OF conduct of partioy-
s,s Whether on or OF The bench
b. la1 short of facts which vopld
y r,-s nova, Tire duty OF the bar was
- !. .esslolEly tie fair name ana repy-
!" ne judiciary"
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, June 4.-wHEAT-spot dull; No
. red Western winter. no stock; futures nr1n5
July. Gs sd, October, IS sad: December
nominal CORN-Spor easy; old American
mixed IS I'd. new kiln dried, 5s I'D VIA
Galveston IS Sd. futures dull: July, nominal;
Senterobar nominal PEAS-Canadian, "a
Fl FIOT-R-W-inter patents. pos. HOPS-In Lon-
don (Pacihc Coasc). f49f4 15s. BEEF-ENtra
India mess. I2Ts Cd PORK-Prime mess
western 1O7s I'd HANS-Short cut. T6s Sd
BACON-Curaberlaud cut. 69s Sd: short rlo'
72s 80: clear bellies. T3s; long clear mlddlss.
light 72s cd; heavy, rs; short clear backs. @
70z: shoulders. square. SIS Cd LARD-PrtrnS
western tierces Sis 3D. American refined.
pals Sis Sd CHEESE-Canadian finest
white. SIS Cd; coIored. SIS TALLOW-Prinis
cftv no stock JRPENTINE-Spirit5 40
I'd ROSIN-CoInmon hrIn. los I2d Pc
TROI.ET-M It'd LINSEED OIL. 37s COT
TONSEED OIL-HuIl refined. spot. 2ss 3D.
TATLOW-AustraIian in London, 36s-
London. June 4--SUGAR-1fuscovado, 12s
Sd: centrifugal. las Sd CALCUTTA LIN
SEED-June-JuIy sos LINSEED. 34s Sd.
sPERM OIL f32- PETROLEUSI---.!Arnsr nsrIcan
refined. 6lsd; spirits. I'd. TCRPENTINEr-
Spirits AS %. ROSIN-American strained
lis, tntWsrp' fR 5' June 4.-PETRoLEUM. 10 francs
80 centimss
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
EANIAC ATTACKS PATROLMAN
surng Fights Until Overpowered BY
Dozen Men.

faransn Werle, of the Clymer street
4 Sloo' Williamsburg Lad g desperate ex-
, { lsa's Yesterday with Michael aennessy,
n No rs Be1ferd sverue. when the latter
4 4 -sras Violent ana suodenly attacked his
s'eF and forced her and her children 20
p from he house.
ne woman screams brought werie. and
8 en Hennessy saw the uniform Of the
'.iasn ne rushed e. him and tried TO
4 r aiH from tie window. werle fought
4 'ps'sie'y and blew his police whistle FOR
& s'aloe' he contr.vei 70 get down 10
a s.'esi. with Hennessy after him. and
,Ae SIDEWALK there vas another Aght.
s'S Tss getting the worst of il when A
- ~
-'a'-a1i-e several patrolmen were sent 70
81 -1lce ~ their comrade. When
s,'''ea Tie bakers had Hennessy on
's.k uChtly bound with ropes.
g. a. e attended by an ambulance sur
= ne prisoner was taken 10 the
! - 'sir.c; Hospital and placed in the
ss'Ta-on ward "
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

Liverpool cables: Spot quiet; sales. 5000
bales: Speculation and export. 800: American
5000 imports, 1000. none American. MiddlinG
upland S.02d. Futures opened quiet at II q
points decline; closed quiet, u Q2 points
lower on near and 3la a points lower on late
months. June, md; June-July. I.63d: July
August, z SD; August September. T26d: Sep
tember-October 661d: October-November.
6.5912d; November December. 6.50i9d: Decem-
ber-January. 647I2d; January February
6.46d; February March, 6.45d; March April
6.441zd.
ing to 1900 bags and prices steady at q g
points advance from the previous close Havre
unchanged, Hamburg unchanged 10 = pfennig
lower. and in Brazil no change. Rio as being
quoted at 4S500. Santos 1880 for 4s and 3$SO0
for IS Spot quiet and unchanged on the basis
of SIC for Rio No 4 Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

COTTON-Irregular, and after early bun
figures, the market had a break, followed by
renewal of bull support and covering, as a
result OF which the market closed steady, net
points higher to points lower. The open
ing steady. points higher to points
lower; at the high point Of the morning July
contracts sold a 14.S7c. or 8 points net higher
and later positions at the closing figures Of last
night. while on the break July declined 70 a
loss of S points and later positions to a
decline OF about 1OG16 points. The close
was from "a 10 points up from the lowest
Week end figures were buIish, showing a
comparatively large volume OF spinners TAX
ings and the consequent decrease IN the visible
supply OF American, which, II continued, II is
calculated, would eat up every available bale
OF American cotton before the end OF the cur
rent season. Southern spot markets generally
unchanged New York exported 84.T54 bales
for the week ended Friday night. and on Fri
day there remained on shipboard $4,000 bales
which had not yet cleared. Most of this cot
tom is for Great Britain. II is said that since
the first OF May over $1,000 bales have been
shipped out of New York Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. June 4-Belisf that after a 1Tc break
in wheat the short side OF the rcarket had ne-
come too popular and also dangerous put 20
prices today at the close. It was not until Lns
grain could be had SOC a bUshel for Septern-
Der delivery the lowest figure this season. tna1
tho outcry was raised Compared with last n1S1cs
final quotations to-day were up a shade 70 =
Gao Corn closed unchanged 70 Ac lower aud
oats unchanged 70 4 g higher The finish IN pro-
visions was irregular. 12isc above 20 l233o De-
low N previous close. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
ester
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAS Receipts $40 hags
bssns and ! 02S bags peas. Market quiet for
white beans but prices unchanged. Feeling
only steady. Red kidney strong. with most
holders asking more than VIC quote Scot~I
meas nrm BEANS--Marrow. choice bushsl
S3- fair to good 81 p0aS2 rs, medium, choice.
S2 81 % So 3Tl4 pea, 81 359S2 3Tlg. fair 10
good Sc 2SdS2 so; imported medium. So 100
g. 20; pea. 81 154s2 IS; white kidney. So. red
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
WEEKS BANK CHANGES

CLEARING HOUSE BANKs-ACTUAL con-
DTTToN FRIDAY.
ss MsY g. 200 81 sPs R.sss1ss 80
bss tenders 5 IS s sl gee gee 5SS 5$S
Circulation 4S,o447OO 4s.O63.7 700 10000
.Inerease. limited states deposits included.
81. $50. 800.
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Specie .s2sa By sla 400 s2ss ase 500 300
Legal tenders. 6s.5Se.6oo 6s,215.soo s2s.7oO
Totals ss21. .2o2 900 sa17. 1872 400 s4.oes. 800
agt deposits, 2s7 1894. 100 2oeO5e,soo 1.277.soo
Reserve ..... s2s.e17.eoo s21 Oos 100 81. s21 500
CLEARING HOUSE .BAANKs-DAILY AVER
Loans aezz e Hsns Ps5ssss
Specie 80. 25s, 16l.sOo 24e,4 e,434,3oo '3.727.5oO
5SS +g.ssS s 5SS SS
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Legal tenders es.2i5.7oo 67.s13,Ooo 1902 700
Totals s322, 877.5oo s8l7.8478 900 as5Oso 200
Ssa agt fesPi Deposits 2se141.5oo 2as7s7a75 S4es75
Reserve. soe, ,28s. 900 s2o559. .e25 .s567so75
Decrease
The following table compares the Clear
ing House (average) statement with the
statements Of corresponding dates in 1909
and 1908:
900 81 s48 os1 400 @ sS 800
Specie. 24s 434.8OO 2e4. .26s,7oo 295, 800
ssSds!s sss9SS 1s goo az @ SS 81 5 9
Crculatn a ,992 400 49.O53,2 200 Sc, $50, 500
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates;
June 20 20, Ssa, Jgae 80 os o ss69 JS9e Ss sso
Legal tenders 67,913.ooo 76.4o1.4o 71.s72 ooo
Totals go. ss17 .347 800 sS7o $40. 100 1857, ,s17 800
as ast deposits 2se,7s7a75 s51.s1ssoo 2O,e25 100
Reserve. SO. .55e s25 SIS s5esoo s47.1e2 200
Per cent of
reserve.. 261 263 2s6
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST
COMPANIES IN GREATER NEW YORK
NOT REPORTING TO THE NEW YORK
CLEARING HOUSE.
Specie ..........-... 12S,854 200 Inc. 1.168,7 700
Legal tenders % p 995 995 goo goo Inc 20 55s Geo Geo
'Total deposits 1142, ,7S0 800 Inc. 1920, 600
eliminating amounts due from reserve de-
positories and from other banks ana trust
panies in New York City.
RESERVE.
State Banks Reserve. Pct
Cash in vault ................. S15,O1S 200 ID At
Deposits in banks and trust
companies ...-............. 17112e0o 1928
Total observation-disclosures s82, ,1s7, ,sod~ 2s rs
Trust companies
Cash in vault ............. s135. TO 400 1919
companies .....1............ $3.50 900 ooe9
Aggregate reserve on deposits, S1I3 Isl. 500; in
crease, 81, 200,900. Per cent OF legal reserve
lT.10.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK.
Week ended June -
1910 1909 1905
Drygoods ...- S. 234 267 81 764ST2 S1.623, ,567
General mdss IA 451. .451 IA 932 45S 11.341. 4So
Totals .... s1e ee5. .71s s17 687 $3.50 s12, s65 o6e
From Jan. /
DrygOods -. 81 26s, ,S92 s7451O e01 s51. .925, 751
General mdse 337 839 241 800 4I95oS 212, 366, 463
Totals .. s4os. Cos 1873 1914 $50 107 s2s4 292 214
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
YORK
Jan MAY 81 S264 212 0O3 s7 $50 $50 S2s2 OO9 oil
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED By williams. Mcconnell & CoIenars
No. 50 Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
Nominal. Nominal. elevator. domestic basis.
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YORK. June 1. 1910.


fN-WHEAT-Fairly active; prices
after opening firm on unexpected strength in
Liverpool. where values were up a x d on
less pressure TO sell cash wheat and some less
favorable crop advices, eased off under COM
mission house selling on favorable crop sdvices
and predictions of warmer weather. but near
the close was again firm, and final figures
were unchanged TO &c higher. Reports from
the Southwest were bearish, it being claimed
that wheat is making improvement. and
report from Texas said that wheat flour
is quoted at 50a SOC under the present price
level without acceptances. Advtces from the
spring wheat section were also favorable. New
York at l o'clock quoted 81 00S for July;
967sc for September and orc for December;
No 2 red wheat. quoted 81 O4. nominal. Z,
and No l Northern. 81 09ssc, nominal. b..
CORN-Easier early, but crop advices were not
very satisfactory. and prices late were steady.
closing at Il decline to + advance New
York at o'clock quoted 67Ac for July, 67I4 C
for September, and 64Ac for December. No
corn quoted 65&c, elevator domestic basis,
to arrive. and export No ?. 6514c nominal
o b. OATS-Quiet, with small price changes.
closing at net unchanged to Ac lower. Cash
oats dull: natural white: 26 TO 80 ID, quoted
43 n 45c. and clipped white. "a to ~ Ii, 43 a
4Thc. RYE and BARLEY-Nominal.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
5 ..... 1921, 925 s743e. O5s sl1.7s5.6l5
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by ]. Thomas Reinhardt. No. IS
Broad street, New York and No. 81 Devon
shire street, BostoE)
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat: Open. High Low. Close. day.
July ..-.... 81 90 81 O0A e9is 81 90 e9ai
September. 81 81 96 P6&s eS4s
December. e6s e69s
Corn:
July........ 674 6Lia
September. 6IA 6TA
December 81 81 O. 6
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

sIncrease. limited States deposits included
81. $780, 500
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits or
the respective dates:
May 2S. June 4. Decrease.
Specie sa5e 10 400 s24s, ,eS6. 500 So, IT'S. .eOr
Legal tenders 6s sac. 900 IS, ,215. 900 323. .70I
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

POTATOES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN heavy supply and weaker. Onions firm
when choice. Asparagus steady. Cabbages
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

Totals 1921 252 900 s317. 1852 400 81. oe9, G
G a 8 required
agt deposits 29T. .834 100 2oe, 056. 800 1915
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-03
WEST GARDINER.

CobboSSeecontee Grange was well at
tended in spite of the rain which made
the day so disaereeable outside 1t being
Ladies day the sisters furnished the pro-
gram and told how to prepare potatoes
for the table. also how to plant them
Singing. readings. Il paper on Poultry in
General" which was written by Eliza
Spear, followed. A farce, Auction at
Meadowvale." was presented by Sisters
Maud Wakefield, Florence Norton, Flora
Snowe. Florence Tucker. Geneva Small
Stella Seavey, Nellie Collins and Abbe
Morgan. Nettie DeFratus was auctionecr
March Is will be Children's day. The fol
lowing resolutions were adopted: "Where-
as, the proposition to establish a nation
al health bureau meets with our approval
Resolved: That We as members of Cob
bosseecontee Grange, No. 100, in Grange
assembled. do heartily endorse the reso-
lutions as adopted by the National Grange
and our State Grange and express our
desire that our congressman and senators
use their influence for the adoption of
such legislation. Frank Lowell, +. S Col
Inns. r. b. Seavey, committee on resolu-
tiOnS.