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New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
FOREIGN Markets.

Liverpool. May -wHEAT-spot dur: fut-
ures easy. Nav. IS s7sd; July 6s iad: Octope~.
As DAD CORN-Spot quiet; cid American
mixed IS T1sd: kiln dried IS Si3d. VIA
Galveston 5s Gid. futures steady; July. A LID.
Sepiefnber IS Cd PEAS-Canadian. Is 2I
FLOUR-winter patents. sos. HoPS-In Lon
don Pacihc Coast. f4gf4 15s BEEF'-Extrs
T,5is mess I26s Sd POkK-Prirne mess. Wesr-
erp f0ts Cd HAMS-Short cut 76s Sd BACON
Cumberland cat, lis; short rib. t2s 81. clear
bellies T4s; Tong clear middles. light Us 81 .
hsavy T2s: short clear backs T2S shoulders
square SIS Sd IARD-Prfrne Western tierces.
SIS: American refined pals. 65s Cd. CHEESE
Canadian finest white. 1Ss; colOred. SIS. TAI
IIOW-Prrne city. stock TURPENTINEs-
spirits 45s POSIN-COmuon. lis. PETRO-
LEUM-7tad L1NSEED OIL~-4es- COTTON
SEED OILl-HuH refined. spot. SIS 81. TALL1OW
Australian in London. 35s.
London. May 24.-SUGSR -MuscovaIO. 12s
Cd: centrifugal las load. beet. los sd. LIN
SEED-Calcutta. NIay-Iune. 5ss Sd LINSEED
OII-S7s SPERM OIL--s3:. PETROI.EJ NJ
American refined 61sd: spirits. 70 TURPEN
TINE-spirits. 44s. ROsIN-American strained.
lis: hne. los Cd
Antwerp May 2A-PETROIsEI-M 10 francs
SO centimes-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
FREIGHT RATES REDUCED
Interstate Commission Rules ION
Traffic to South.
PRESENT CHARGES TOO HIGH
Railroad Entitled to Fair Re-.
turn, but Public'Should Not
Pay for Its Property.

| Washington. May 24.-Materisl r.auc-
tons on the numbered classes of freigb,
/ between Cincinnati and Cha1tanoogs. were
ordered to-day by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. The present rates. which
have been in effect many years. We're held
TO be unreasonable, even in prevailing con-
ditions of cost OF railroad operation. The
reduction will become effective on Julv *.
Three important points are made in the
opinion. all of which are applicable 10
transportation of freight throughout the
country The commission says:
The East and the West find 2 common
market in this section of the South and
IN determining whether the present rates
from the Fest are reasonable one subject
the present rates The fair inference from
the testimony seems 10 be that the rela-
West which has ben in effect for the last
third Of a century does not to-day abnoT-
raliy promote the movement of traffic
Neither the East nor the West has any
vested right TO sell a certain amount in
titled to q reasons bic rate and TO DO what
business II can under tTzat rate.
A railroad IS entitled to q fair return
it to the public use. but II is not enti-
tied 10 have that property paid for hy the
public.
The reductions ordered bv the commits
sion each of the six classes of freight
between Cincinnati and Chattanooga are
as follows in cents hundred pounds;
First, IS to 20: second. s. to 50 third. 81 10
So fourth, & 70 -: fifth N to g. and sixth.
50 TO %. These rates must remain in effect
for at least two years
Il is not only reasonably certain that the
roads Will contest the commission order.
but also that. if the rates should continue
in effect, their operation will result in d
reduction Of the sea-and-rail rates from
Atlantic ports to points Of destination in
the interior OF the South.
The burden Of the complaints was that
the rates on the numbered classes of
freight from the Central West, represented
by Chicago and Cincinnati, 10 various
points Of consumption in the South were
too high. as compared with the rates Son
the same classes from points of origin in
the East to the same points of destination
in the South.
II was held b. the commission. in tho
crinion written by Mr.. Prouty. that II was
not apparent that rates from the East dis
crfminate against the West although II
was conceded that the rates from Cincin-
nati TO Chattanooga We're SO high as TO he
unreasonable The commissioner adds.
however that If distance is TO be taken
ing cities are much higher than from their
rival trade centres on the Atlantic sea
beard: but where water competition enters
as q factor. some different basis OF COM
parison than distance must be found
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
BANKERS TAKE CEARGE
viii k-oid Costly Receivership by Con-
ductirg Business of Durant & Etmore.

slbsuv. MAJ 24-Tice- President James j.
Perkins. represe1ting the National COM
fnsrcisl Bank. and President Frederick a
Mssa. acting for the First National Bank
tcth of this city. took formal charge To-
6sy Of the business Of the firm OF Durant
& Esmo-e. grain merchants The two in
tthrtions held upward OF $4,000 OF the
csupauy paper. secured by bills Of lading
rf the Delaware & Hudson Railroad for
sTn oargoes-
announcement was made that the two
tznkk intended to act for the firms cred
te-s in liquidating the business Of the
company II order to avoid the expense of
rsosivershir. counsel for the hanks having
decided that he assets 81 the company IN
rsrio-s parts % the country would be best
uoass-Vsd IN this manner,
The banks contend that the railroads VII
ssgntusllv have 20 make good to the banks
e 'h4 bills Of lading. and q battle in the
crrts on TINS point is in prospect. Attor-
pay Jev1s Z Carr. representing the Della
"s7s & Hudson Company. Is investigating
tas hrr1'e erairs
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
Soaring & co. TO PAY UP
Creditors Of Firm Will Get Fifty Per
Cent Cash Now, It Is Said.

Another meeting of the creditors of Scar
ing & Co. was held yesterday at the office
OF William Allen. referee in bankruptcy,
at No. 81 Wall street. None of the mem
bers OF the failed firm was present. but
Charles B. Mclaughlin, of Mclaughlin,
Russell. Coe s. Sprague, of No. 1s5 Broad
way, counsel for the creditors, said that
he had been in communication with the
bankrupts and had received assurances that
they expected 10 make q settlement with
the creditors within the next two weeks
and suggested that the meeting be ad-
io,lrned until June s. which was done.
The terms of the proposed settlement were
not made public, but it is understood that
the plan provides for the payment Of 90
per cent of the amount due depositors in
cash at once and the remainder in one and
two year notes. TO be secured by some trust
worthy medium.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. MAY 4-ConsoIs closed IN
changed at s. 5-16 for money and s. I-16 for
account Anaconda was e lower, at fS's.
Canadian Pacific was 3 lower, at 2G9ss-
Grand Trunk was q higher, at 52is.
Money was IN strong demand, and dis
counts were easier.
The stock market developed some 1rTeg-
ularitv under further realizations, with a
fear of dear carrying-over rates tomorrow.
home trails copper shares and kaf1lrs
showing the most loss. ConsolS eased a
fraction and Rubber shares weakened,
owing to the lower prices realized at to
6av-S auctions Mexican rails and Grand
Trunks were dearer-
American securities opened slightly higher
and hardened on light buying The chicago
receiyerShip and the uncertain OUTLOOK IN
wall Street checked progress, but New
York support during the AFTERNOON more
than recovered the midday loss. The mar
ket closed steady
Gail money in London. 324q4 per cent;
omen market discount rate for short bills.
3. 49, per cent; long bills 1l-16q3%4 per
cent: Berlin discount rate 59s per cent
Paris discount rate, 2ls per cent; Paris e1-
change on London, > francs 25rz centlhies
Berlin exchange on London, % marks 5lt2
pfennigs Bar gold, us sd. American
eagles, 76s Sd.
Paris, May 24-Three per cent rentes
closed 12la centiInes lower at IS francs ~
centirnes. The general tone OF the Bourss
was quiet.
Perrin. May 24-The Boerse was quiet
and weak. hut strengthened later Balu-
more & Ohio however, declined Sharply
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
sa,cseo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago May "a The wheat market weakened
under general selling for the new cror r1oElVhs
"a rtfc1fIarfv July Improving crop prospects, 90
ruestic and foreign. poor milling demand ana
weak European quotations all contributed 70 the
bearfshness Of the situation The close was easSs
with prices showing a net loss Of q SC torn
finished ta11 sc down and oats "a e = a st 70
visions scored a decline OF 2o6S0c- There Was
rheorv ar the outset that the wheat market was
enrf+ied TO some recovery because of the shaFp
declines OF the last few days. ON such belief
some fairly good buying was done out an ae1n-
ance of wheat came on the market. broheidSs
firms executed orders in 125,Oto bushels lines or
TTly- and September. AL builish news was
t7r0v-r 10 the winds The trade busted itself
following the big selling orders Rallies were
feeble and due mainly 10 covering oy
shorrs from time 70 time The best and quickest
Of the reactions resulted from the purchase OF
about q million bushels IN practically one lot
Ja+a IN the session. Information circulated
that another cargo Of go GOO bushels OF Duluth
wheat had been bought TO come here for delivery
on NAV contracts This steamer and others prl-ls
an aegregats OF $4,000 bushels to add 70 me
local contract stock, which increased 9oc.uto
bushels last week. and Is now virtually SVoVsOO"
bushels. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

PROyISIONS-Mo Moderately active and easier,
ceipts and in sympathy with grain. No sales
in lard futures. PORK-Steady; mess. sac
81 'G BEEFHmess' o sI5Ss sic; family. SEA- $50:
$50 $50 BEEF HAMsNse1 q SOS. DRESSED
100 Ii. 13Ac;, 40 lb; 1SAc: pigs. 14c CUT
hams steady: 1874 q1e1Ac. TALLow-Dull
city. 7ikc; country. 64s 87isc. LARD-Easy;
fined. South America. IA SOC: Continent. IS soc:
Brazil k9gs 1S2ec quiet olso 19g
city lard stearine. 15c.
RICE--Steady but quiet and unchanged hero
Dan TaImase, Sons & CO. New Orleans. .steie-
graph Louisiana crop movement TO date: Re
foe sacks sales. cleaned. i.oss7T7 pockets;
last year. i,S26.Os5 pockets Market steady
9spsns Rsaa1ts sa7 seR ses s e
pockets. Market steady. Improved demand
ItS ned dSsi stSady to ir9 and gn
granuIated generally believed TO be 5.25c net.
less / per cent cash: Raw here was 1-52c
at &c c ex vessel against the last pre-
vious sales basis OF 424c for Cubas. The
bags nj Delaware Breakwater. and steamer
invoice ehoat for New York Z. OK vessel.
Spot frm: centrifugal. 90 test. I.2Te; mus
covado, SO test, 3-TTc, and molssses sugar. so
test. 352c The London market for beet sugar
was quiet and u unehanged. 10 3.d lower. May
MET -cOPPER-Standard easier; spot
and deliveries 10 the end OF August. l.. 81 !. a
10 So &c. London steady: spot. $50 6s Sd. fut
ures E5T 5s. Lake here. 1eT5d13c: else-
trolytic. 12621a q l2I5c; casting, I22T y a
IL soc TIN-stesdy spot. "a IoG ss. .30c: MAY,
IS log 38.S5c: June and July, SO To- sc. csc
7s Sd; futures fl51 12s Sd LEAD easy: spot.
4,4ec bid Nsw York @ aiT4 9A22He East st
TTR easy. spot $50 q 5 soc New YORK 5.Ie@
b.l5e East g. Lonia London lower At i2i 15s.
IRON was lover at 4es 1oizd ror Cleveland
foundry Northern. s1T6sI7 rs NO e SIS so q
sI7 Is: no Southern and No ! Southern soft
sfR 25NsIe rs. Pig tror certificates UNCHANGED
asoIsAssIS AND sIRUFs-stsady 70 trrn
with moderate demand
GaTaT sT0RFG-Srirtt. rurrsp,fp. ssxv
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York May "a, 1910
BFFyFS-Psceipts. Is cars. or 235 head. aTf
for sIauzhtsr- No sales on i've weight. Feeling
weak. with reported free arrivals to-nor-c7
Dressed heet steady at 11T12c for native car
casses. Liverpool and LOndon cattle markets
steady at 14915c per n dressed weisht. re-
frigerator beef firm at us Gp12c per y. Exports
none
CALvESReceipts. s5. all for butchers No
sales on live weight Feeling steady. Dressed
calves firm at I21141zc for city dressed vealss
96121zc for country dressed
SHEEP AND LAIBS-Rscefpts cars Or
2.57T head including car for market No sales
up 70 a late hour. Feeling weak for sheep and
yearlings; steady for spring lambs Dressed nut
slow ar 10Q12c, with few choice vether 3
selling at 121zc. dressed lambs quiet ar 14SiIc;
dressed spring lambs steady at 11Gs2oc. country
dressed hothouse lambs at S3GS7 per carcass
HOGS-Receipts. Z cars. 1853 head, all
for slaughter. Norntnally firm On Buoalo al
vices
sales 6aIi late vsstsrday}-S Judd & Co: 10
stata hogs, 100 n average. ar $40 per 100 -:
roughs. 225 n, at So
Mcpherson & CO. state hogs. I'D -, at eles
! rough, A10 10. 50.
II H Hollis. IS state hogs 1C3 n. ar $40 1e5
2 al 60
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston. May 2s--Ths improvement IN the
local wool market continues. although ths
voIr1rr1e OF trade Is less values are well
maintained but the new clip Is being cor
signed at relatively high prices BUSINESS IN
$500 vToois Is largely confined 70 medium un-
washed although there Is some call for ms
deIaine also in the grease- Domestic quota
tons :,
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces = No. L
washed $50 SIC. delaine washed, SOG5bc :
Xxx SO 934c; half blood. 81 q 32c: thrss-
eighths blood. 81 SIC: one-quarter blood ss-s
deiaiue unwashed. 251 12Te; hne, 3 q Z4c-
Michigan. Wisconsin and New York 1eeees-
Fine unwashed. % a csc: deIaine. . l2Sc.
one-hais blood esq 29c Kentucky, Indiana
and Nissourf-Three-e -eigiths blood, SO9Slc'
one-duartcr blood. IS q 29c-
Secured basis. TeSas-Ftne. Il months. ob
a sic. s to months. 55 este; nne. fail. % q
54c CaIifornta--NOrtheTn. 81 = 56cs middle
county So 53c: fall. free, as a soc, fall. de-
fective. $50 39c. oregon = Eastern No
staple 6266Sc: clothing. 5SH59c; valley No l.
"a b 55c Territory-Fine staple, 63 G s2c. fne
rr.s1itrun g. n 6Sc. fine clothing. 500 sc: ms
medium B60 5Sc; one-haf blood 81 q Sec :.
three-cighths blood so 56c. one-qusrser
blood Sc q sac PuIlsd-ENtra, 6Sc1 hne n.
60 q 62c; A supers. 5S q soc.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

here but steady to firm at Savannah Rosin
steady. and tar firm at former basis.
HIDFS-Stesdv To firm. Good demand and
offerings not large. Available supplies held foi
full prices and arrivals Tor open market ni0aST-
ate.
IEATHER-Firrn. with good demand fof
sole leather and union. stocks IN first HANDS no'
abundant and there Is firm holding Of sup
plies.
DRJ GS-Essentisl oils steady, with good
fotffuF demand ROoTS1F1rm. with good De
nand for seasonable stocks
OIIIS-ISusssd oil quiet and unchanged. Re
fned petroleum steady at recent prices.
COTTONsEED 0u-Quiet: sales. $500 b5ls.
and prices irregular, closing at 10 points decllhs
10 ) points advance. In the near positions Buy
and sellers were 10o25 points apart. wit1
light offerings and small demand at asked
prices. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
EXPLOSION rs SUBWAY YARD
fDioe Believe Internal Machine Was
snloEl-Bridge watchusn Injured.

n eSPlosion IA the subway yard al
. oeowsy and Z23d street early yesterday
-'iag threw the ws-chman q the Har-
,szalR Canal drswbr1dge cut of his cabin.
YAe the haEsers of Z AerTftt-Chapmsn
Aihe tug and ser her edrift and caused
- ss'.sioeisoie lisoie unesgnsss among the tenants
!. p1f 'ff4ti1f houses IN the vicinity Where
E-.eexp-osion occurred the Per1sylvsuia
-o'nnany Is doing some work for the
@gn company. Because the con-
Tolntains az open shop the police
- kings bridge station Fsrc Inclined 20
.f mat - irternsl machine WAS
~ some 6jsgrontled laborer ~
s.,pn sgnFathizer
a Walsh. The -etchnnan Vss bad
-s--1Sout TIRE head ard body
- --ezasylyai-is Steel Company has
!. =. s1ye,tv-sve -asn ~ -1ork ard there
. have beer some dissatisfaction
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

Spot quiet, and points lower at 1850 for
roiddlinz upland and 15.6oc for middling Gulf;
sales SOl4 bales. Liverpool cableS-Spot dull
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export 500;
American, 1000: called. 1000; imports, 26,o
bales ali American: ruiddling upland. s,1Sd:
futures opened quiet, 1892 points lower: closed
barely steady 4f75ia points lower: May. 7S9 ed;
May-June. 77e1sd: June-July, I.I5d; July
August. I'D August-september, I43d; Sep
tember-October ID; October-Novenber, 6-ISd
overnber-Decemoer, sTo1sd; Decenber-January.
e675d Jangary.EsSrusrE;; ,a sssf5 go; February
COFFEE-The principal topic OF interest in
the market was the announcement of a sharp
advance in freight rates from Atlantic ports
tn the interior to take effect June 80. The
market was inactive. with sales Of 12.o00 bags.
and after opening about steady at unchanged
ia = points decline. an easier feeling devel-
oped and final prices showed a net loss of I
70 10 points Havre closed unchanged to
franc decline, Hamburg was Il pfennig lower,
and In Brazil there change in prices
Spot quiet and barely steady at SA for Rio
No = Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
JAMES p. KEENE MUST TESTIFY.

Jaage Haze. of the United States Dis
'ilct court, denied the application made in
e Interest OF James r keene 10 Vacate
- subpoena duces tecum served ON him
% lslsT sunlmoning him as z witness be
.oe Stanley ". Dexter. referee in the La
lzofR hsslins & CO. bankruptcy proceed
''ss- In disrnissing the application yester-
sF 9Jdge Hazel directed Mr.. Keene 10 ap-
"a before the referee and submit 10 eE-
<nnstion under Section q OF the bank
fsnicr L..
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
FALL ~ RAW RUBBER PRICES.

London. May 24.-ComPetition az the
opsnlss Of the fortniehtly auction sale. Of
faw rubber a. 1Iincinc Lane to-day WAS
oso'dedlv slack and several lots had 10 be
''ihdfown. Some orders vere in evidence
l~ Inc Grape rubber, however, and this
ssas went as high as JOS. $40. per pound,
q below the price prevailing at the sales
Ut weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
MISSOURI RIVER RATE PROTEST.

Omaha. May 24.-Prompt and vigorous &C
ton to prevent the putting into effect of
increased freight rates proposed by West
ern railroads. as scheduled to the Interstate
Commerce Commission, was decided on to-
day by meeting of the representatives of
tire shippers interested in the trade Of the
Missouri River territory A committee will
appeal 10 the Attorney General and to the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

WABASH.
1910 1909 1905
Sd week in May 1925 o61 $3.50. .436 S433. ESQ
July 1-Afsy 21.- - +oo016 y, $3.50 2S.ooi,59e
DENVER & RIO GRANDE.
Sd week in May S4l9 100 1854, 500 S345. 800
Jufy MAY a. 70 442 200 5000, Gpo Is, ,295, Ell
DETROIT. TOLEDO & 1RONTON-
od week I'm Nav S25 461 so4 s64 So. .To1
Tuiv MAY il. / 36s 144 1.34s 9S5 1,454. .3S4
DETROIT UNITED.
81 week I'm Nav s16S 1855 s13S $50 S1c1. AS
jan. Inlay IA 3O4S. .s62 2,541,1Go 2,28s. .34s
IWIGH VALLEY.
Month Of April
cross earpinge S3 sOe 1876 81 ses $50 81 eos. SIC
Tlyp and taxes. i S25.6s1 1.7S2.e1l 1,11i.I25
Net earnings. $3.50. $40 $l,1s4.oo9 s1.1s5. T94
Gross earnings soc 784 se1 ST $50 e4T S29 461 36s
fxp ard taxes IS $50, ,es+ Is 247T TaS 20, 129 o34
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

flour AND MEAI-Inactiye, with prices
easy and lower to sell. although the demand
was small. and buyers encouraged by the
break in wheat inclined 70 hold off Tor sSilt ~
lower prices. Spring patents. 50 5Oa 50 oo
IS 15a s5 so: spring clears, 81 SO g s4 50; extra
No I winter, 81 log 50 so; extra 10 winter: W
SS sod So Kansas straights, 81 20 q 80 ~ y T.
Fl IOJJR-ouiet: fair 10 good, 50 Log q 4o'
choice TO fancy, 81 45q 81 55. CORNMEAL1-
KILN dried s3 SO. BAG MEAh-FIne vhdLs
and yellow, 81 40 81 AS; coarse, 81 20 81 50.
EEED-Western easy city barely steaay
Western spring, sci 500 So 10; standard mid
ding So so q S23 TO- -four do. s26 90 RED d3g'
s2a: spot and mill prices; city bran sZz ouIA'
SOS 10 sacks: middling. s23 10G S29: red dog
$50 so: hominy chop, So so bulk, S25 20 SACKS;
oiln1eaI. SS5, nominal
COTTON-Irreguia with the tendency OK
prices downward, and the close was barely STEADY
AZ q loss of Io6fs points from the close or Mon
day Forty-seVen members of the Cotton Tx
change estimate the average, that the gov
eminent report on June ] will show condition
of So per cent At this time last year nfty-slN
members estimated the condition at 40, ana
the government reported Sl-1 per cent ! ne
J,Ire condition for ten years has averaged so-s
per cent It was reported after the close that
ocean freight engagements from New 1ork
10 Liverpool and the Continent now approximate
$50 600 bales The ocean freight rate has ad-
vanced from u to IS cents a hundred pounds
and IL is reported that one Of the big steamship
lines is to bring two steamers here from Bos-
ton to assist in the unprecedented outward move
contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
PENN. RAILROAD RuMoR DENIED.

TepoTt that a deal was being made be-
sesn the Pennsylvania. she Lehigh Val
and The Railway Valley railroads 10
ela'F fast trains from Summit. y y, 10
-.ses e~ YORK. was denied yesterday by Off
s-'s Of the Pennsy Iyania Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

New York May "a 1910
GRAIN-WHEAT-Asid from some steaol-
ness ct the opening and a rally at the cioss
on shor4 covering the bsarish Developments
in the wheat market Monday were again
in progress and prices dropped to new low
records for the present movement Tor tne 4als
positions and al the close the market showed
q net loss OF = a &c. Liverpool was not as
low as expected at the opening, ana TINS 10
gether with small receipts and a genera ex-
pectatfon that the market would rally e-Ler
the recent break, caused some traders 70 taEe
the buying side early, but there was an an
sence Of aggressive bull support 1dVerpooi
sold off sharply before the close ana around
ruidday the market weakened. Chicago re-
ported that another cargo Of about 24o,eo0
bushels had been purchased in Duluth ana
that tn ere wers $40 600 route for that point
for May delivery. Cash raarkets were unset
tlsd BIZ the break in futures, but near the
close prices advanced q 1c a bushsl from
the low Of the day. No 2 red closed 81 ee
nominal f. and NO I Northern. 81 10 e
nominal b 4.CORN-Easier. with lfoutda-
tior in sympathy with wheat and on irnprev-
ing weather conditions. Final prices shoVsed
q decline Of s. d11sc. with September IN tne
lead No 2 corn here. SIC nominal elevator
domestic, and export No :, bI &c nominal
h CATS-Moderately active ana easier
closing at q net decline Of Is e sc. in SYM
pathy with wheat and corn and unoer actlNs
selling Cash oats here barely steady, naIural
white 20 10 80 II AZ q 47c; clipped whIts'
81 TO ~ Ii, 459 rec. RE AND BARLEY X
Mammal
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

poMEs7IC EXCHANGE Boston. par
- - mar. San Francisco. sight So pre-
,,,s,,nn nal,n9t telegraph nc premium; New Or
,siaT ieans. commercial Csc discount, bank
lefL.rSi,,ra leeI-IS charleston buying par, selling
p ,nr -1rer1il1na. St Louis. &c premium bid
- ~ nrl@r,jTrsrl asked Minneapolis, 60c pre-
...i,,Ia- savannah, buying Also discount
r.<K ~T,EtRINcIs - New York, ex
.,I21ees s347a77.s54 balances Si5.e6o. .iS7 Bal
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
N. v. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

1910 1909 f9oe
WE end Nay 2s s14 15a us 81. .Te2 $50 s11 ia27sf
since Jan L. .2S2 T51. 26o 24S. T2s 7s5 s7o1TssSl
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

san Francisco, Mag 2i.-The oflclal clos
fuE quotations for mining stocks to-day
80 as fOli0,Ts-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

.Norntnal Elevator. domestic basis.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Van SchaIck & Co, No Z Wal
street,
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

Furnished b. williams. Mcconnell & Coleman.
No so Wall street,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-14

Underwear
Ba1briggan and NainsOOk
Shirts and Drawers, each
Best 5OC value on the mar
ket, short or long sleeves,
at ------3Sc
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-14
Men s Hose

One lot Hose, solid ard
fancy cO1Ors sale price &c
One lot black and tan, ex-
ira good value &c
Big lot 25c Hose, all the
new cO1Ors ---15c
One lot 35c value, at--19c
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-14

Commencing Sat-
urday, July 18th,
lue 1uiN start our Great
Sun1merSale and you
wiN haze an opportu-
nifty to buy thousands
Of articles at prices
that wiN make you
wonder how we can
sell them SO cheap.
Remember that we
don't haze but t1uo
sales a year and 0hen
Ue put on a sale We
giue just exactly What
we advertise. Don't
fail to come to this sale
as you uUiN saue mon
ey, BY buying your
goods while they are
going at these prices,
but lUe need the room
and must haze it.
Don't Forget the Date
Saturday July 10th
and Lasts 15Days
U Y NJ
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-14

Just received new lot pat
ent leather Belts, % and
so cents.