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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
STOCK YARDS SUIT FILED
Chicago Litigation Alleges Re-
batting by Transit Company.

Chicago. June 13-The important ques-
ton which it is hoped viii be settled by
the governments suit against the Union
Stock Yards end Transit Company ana
others. charging the granting of rebates
to shipper. is whether concerns like the
Union Stock Yards. operating railroads
wholly within state but in connection
with lines doing an interstate bushes,
are subject to regulation by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The bill was filed in the United States
Circuit Court here to-day by United States
District Attorney Edwin ". Sims. Details
Of it's form were made public at Wash
ington last Saturday.
The bill, which seeks an injunction TO
prevent the paying of rebates. declares IN
effect that the switching railways at the
stock yards. while in their individual ex-
tent merely local, are really, by agree
ment, interstate roads doing IN interstate
business. 1t is declared therefore that
in agreeing to pay Louis Pfaelzer & Sons,
stock yards concern. $4,000 year to
retain ii as a factor in business at the
stock Yards the Union Stock YARDS and
Transit Company et al are agreeing to pay
rebate in restraint of trade and in dis
elimination against other shippers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
WILL ISSUE CERTIFICATES
metropolitan Receivers to Raise
Money for Franchise Taxes

Judge LaconSe made an order vesterc,a :,
In the United States Circuit Court autbor-
iSiiis the issuance of receivers. certificates
to the amount OF s3.coo.oco BIZ the receivers
OF the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
panE' MessrS. Joline and Robinson. This
o1ueF loiloWed as a consequence of an
agreement arrived at between the receivers
and the city authorities for the payment of
sS.7saeeo in settlement of the special fran
chise taxes
The certificates are to have n wears
lie. VIII carry interest at the rate of 6
per cent. and constitute lien upon all
property covered by the Guaranty Trust
Company's mortgage described in the de-
cree OF foreclosure OF April last The
receivers have now on hand s1.09a.AF0 in
cash, and With the proceeds of the sale of
the certificates they viii he able to pay the
taxes Cue by the Metropolitan and also the
franchise taxes owing by the Christopher
and West 10Th street crosstown and the
Fort George lines
The damage suit creditors say that the
settlement OF the special franchise taxes
viii act as set-oT against other claims
hold by the city for penalties. etc. against
the New York City Railroad, aggrcgati1g
SS-cce-ooo, There was 10 objection to the
issuance of the receivers certificates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. June 1s-cArTLE-Rsc.irts
Soeo i9@ e log S'fer steers g. = 10
s. So ss % calves sP Sass: ssoeksrs and
feeders. 81 1895 90 HoGs-Receipts. AZ. 600:
3 3 2sS 70 lG 9 I hsavy x So 81 & $ 's o s
9 4oa 50 30; packing s. 80 9 81 40; ssss s. 70
steady 70 1Oc lower: sheep s. 1898 IS: year
IiPss. Sc 50Qs7 80. lambs. 81 6oass 50: spring
lambs. IS 75@S9 IS.
Cincinnati June 1s--CATTLE-Rsceipss
Ses: steady: fair ali 70 good shippers s. aog
50 4Omss a.: common s. 75a 20 - SHEET
Receipts. 1881: steady; s. 5o1sa 90. lambs
East Buffalo. June 13.-CATTLE-Reeeipt
4.Iog: fairly active; good 70 choice dry isd
IS IS co. Shipping. s79ss. bupeilsTs. s. 90
q 81 so h4ifers 81 J0aS7 %; cows. 81 $50
s1 90 81 ss s6 s e i sefsfs saa as
fresh cows and springers good 20 sao.ce.
e6S aetivs and s,sSy
sra 50 %. HOGS-Receipts $4,000: slow and
T.. .9g zsc lover heavy 50 20 So So n1 s,s
$40 10: ronghs. Sc esa$s IS: stays & SOC 50;
diaries. 50 60a $40. SHEEP AND LaAHS-
25 sse IaT,bs sc losT ra1ss s. g.
81 ,iag sa gss fs T Tssass sS g 10
900 intending Sdi ioooe soathefns iosfsc
lower top. 81 As: -outherns. ioa2sc lsver:
fair to good. IS 90 ~ 81 50. western. sN9ss 80:
stockers and feeders. 81 q So %: Southern. 81
s.; - d!s6 so. hsifers. sJ1$s: buiIs. s41 81:
calves. s5MSS 25. HOGSReceipts S.eeo. 10
n lie lower: top, 50 22I-: bulk OF s-les. 50 q
a 50 80: heavy. 50 p ass s2t7. pseasers ard
butchers "a . 7So 5zIS: light. Sc 15sr 50 tee !:
steady to 25c lower. lambs. ss9Sa So year
lings SSTxT 80: werlers $50 - y. ewes.
81 5dGfs5 IS: stocEsrs and feeders - o IS 20
Pittsburg Jun. -supSls LAir:
choice. SS 25QSs so; prime. Sass 20. SHEfP-
supply fair; prime weteers. - S9asNS - esl-s
VEAL. CALVES 50 56d 50 IS HCGS-Recetpts
fair; prime hsavfes. 50 so: mediums g 20 bay
Workers s3NT5dse 50. EEh1 Yo-k.rs. SO sssase e0s
pigs. So 95: iroughs. sass 7J-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
ELKTNs Law VIOLATION TRIAL
Reading and Lehigh Valley Railroads
md Bethlehem Steel Co on Trial.

Philadelphia, June 13.-The Reading Rail
way Company the Lelligh Valley Railroad
COMPANY and the Bethlehem Steel Com
pan- were placed on trial to-day in the
Tinted States District Court in criminal
proceedings brought by the government for
alleged violations Of the Elkins law in can
ceiling demurraee charges and failing to
observe strictly tariffs In connection with
Irz rf,y.crtation in interstate commerce
II convicted on all counts the three de-
Pendants might be sentenced TO maximum
fines as follows:
Bethlehem Steel Company. s., COCO Lee
high VALLEY So 900, and the Reading, 81
10000 The penalty upon conviction is
ftnc of not less than 1900 nor more than
Sc coo on each count There are $50 counts
ia the bill against the steel company. I55
against the Lehfgh valley and 81 against
tn. Reading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
r. TAFT FOR SQUARE DEAL
Els clippers Railroads Should
E8re Reasonable Profit.

arlington. June 12.-In talking With e
sruan n shippers representing the en-
1.HIT,. zhe called 70 congratulate him
= hk course IN the recent railroad neEo-
- arc IT preventing an increase in
:. rates. President Taft to-day again
shs doctrine Of the square deal He
rs shippers that unless the railroads
81 far profit Il would deeply affect
segpng interests. he declared that IN.
-zsity Of The shippers and the carriers
: ru-uel. that neither could make
-ss Without the other
= rzilrosds. The President said, were
~ 10 Z reasonable return, and IL was
ere this 70 them that the new rail-
: Ell proposes 70 give 10 the Interstate
=ans Commission the right Of in
g ascertain what . reasonable rate
r. p. II this inquiry Mr. Taft prom
/ szi TIE shippers and the railroads
hsFe IN equal opportunity to present
zm
J Spencer. Of s., Louis. acted as
FIN ~ TT Delegation lie said the
~ Ttcosaize5 the truth Of what the
'asai had ssid, and werE satisfied 10
Or me Judgment Of the interstate
80 Commission acting under the
sks
= oe.sstion also conferred with the
|zi6 Commerce Commission.
eoInEaiitee was assured that the com
-1 would e16eavor 70 deal fairly with
r. railroads and the shippers. Il was
.saFl that, On the enactment into Law
sshainr railroad hill. the commission
@seend siIch general advances in
20 beer made end az the earliest
psssiele pass on the reasona bleness
2rorose6 advances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
,clIrs A.P. HElNZE APPEAL
...,,;Orbsm Case Up Again as
,...-nath of Recent Trial.

-..,,eurte-. Assistant United
- ...-,sv argued yesterday against
'lss 80 :, srror fled in the United States
So torr- Of Appeals ny counsel for
z~ asirze. against the verdict OF
y. IS ~ Heinze in & trial for alleged
- ;rs-ice at the tine OF the in
- that led 10 the indictment OF
Hefnze, VINO was recently
- William Rand. jr-. counsel for
- s,..,zs appeared last week in sup
Mrs Arthur P. Heinze and otto
T., wsre ir court YESTERDAY Mr.
|---e.v--s- tod the story Of the disap-
-. # the hooks Of the United Cop
n,-,anr. which occurred fin May Of
80 sa5 lei Ut 10 the attempt TO
:. suh7nna on Tracey Buckingham
.--,i,,s r the office of the company.
..u-sAo-, LEFT for Canada before he
- "a summoned TO appear before the
r.,u-- and it was charged in the in
- -hs- 4. ?. Heinze had paid Buck
KHAN 70 20 away.
ref States Attorney Wise made
- exclamation 70 cover = contention
| 81. last week bv Mr.. Rand. that the sub
s, had been cancelled the day before IL
:. charged that NIr- FIeiaze had induced
t..Einrhsn. 50 20 away. The subpoena
= ne notation thar il had not been
r bu, as an attempt had been made
!. .all0zins day to ind Buckingham. ana
No previous hearing the notation had
T. Mentioned Mr. Mise held that II
w Rare No bearing on the appeal De
~ vas Feser-sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14

Spot. quiet and unchanged at 1a2ec for mid
ding upland and 15.45c for nIi3dlins Gulf Sales
1e, $50 bales delivered on contract 500 bales
Special Liverpool cables; SPOT. fair business
doing; sales 5000 bales: speculation and export
800: American 1000; rniddling upland 13d
Futures opened outlet at 4a5 points deciine.
Closed steady at 4GrI points lower June = I'D
June-Julr, 7.ssd: Tuly-August. 759d: August
September, T.2ad; superintendent. 6.s21ad;
October November. 6616: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
651i2d; December January. 647lad; January
February. 4. 46d; February March. 6.45d; March
April e.4iiad April-May, 6-s4d; May-JunA,
6 48 led.
COFFEE-Market reaetionary. and at the
cldsn prices were net unchanged to 10 points
lower; sales. 1850 bags. Havre closed IN
changed 10 L tEsnc lower. Hamburg IN
changed tc i pig decline Rio firm at $50 refs
advance Santos 90 reis higher and Rio ex-
change on London showed decline Of 1-32d at
16lzd. There seemed 70 be very poor outside
demand. and the market was narrow one and
easily influenced by moderate selling orders
Warehouse deliveries of Brazilian coffee at the
United States ports last week were 10,3i4 bags,
against 30 035 the previous week and 80 l15 last
year. Spot quiet and nominal on the basis or
s1sc for Rio No Z. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
Iron CITY TRUST co.'s ASSETS,

The Assets Realization Company mas &C
CURED from J. Denniston Lyon. receiver.
I'll of the assets Of the Iron City Trust
rornpany. of Pittsourg the purchase price
being ssa5. coo The purchased assets are
those remaining after 2 partial liquidation
by the receiver. and are made up largely
q mortgages and bills receivable
The Iron CITY Trust Company closed its
doors on February 20, 1905. at which time
William !. Abbott and II. S A. Stewart
were appointed receivers under proceed
ING fled in the United States Circuit Court
shortly after the appointment Of these re-
ceivere the State Banking Department FLED
proceedings in the State Court, under which
! Denniston Lyon was appointed receiver,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive and
ens S. 2oase 80 winter Stfaghts 5! aodss so q
gst g m snf5a N s. 55@s8 ST. Kansas s2rashIs
s. saod Gag = 10 sas4 Co. choice to fancy 45a
CoRNMEAI[o kiln dried, $3.50 BAG-
81 81 20 io coarse, ST 25Gsl 30. FEED Western
spring SO 40 stana lar "a m sot sna NH r.
ssa 56et SIS: red dog SOS 90 hominy chop. so 50
in bulk, s27 so in sacks; oilmeal So 5e9sS5 90
PROVISIONS Moderately active, but prices
easier under selling pressure que nd 10 srr
decline in prices at the yards PoRit-steady;
mess. s34; family 500 s2e 30; short clear,
mess mess $50 500 5o $50 $40 BEEF HAmseqIet
i8Rc: pigs. 13@c CUT EATs-Pickie e,
1Ir: II h. t6t-c picked hams steady. 16a
isiac TALLow-Dun; city. 6ae; country.
~ ss ge%e 10 Issoe eity quiet ie' NIUE re-
fined steady; South America i4.25c; Continent,
-. a 1Ot.c sTEARINE-oleo. 14Ac; city
Raw sugar quiet. prices nomlnally UNCHANGED.
Centrifugal 81 test, f2ic; mIscoNado: 81 test;
14e m9a Glasses 81 lgs l ,' of fon don
market for beet sugar quiet and unchanged
current month. las esd; next month. las
ds4 d
xICE-sttady local buyers influenced by
REPORTS OF smaller offerings from mills for bet
oPPER-stnndsrd weak; spot
AMI ,l,iigeries 10 the end OF September. . 90
n &c. London weak: spot f54 i5s: futures,
$50 IS ID Lake here, L. 70 a soc electro
IvtIc - 20 30 .5c, CASTING, 30 "a l.. zoe.
'rfN---weat: spot - eom3a S31ac; June - 80
as soc; July. 50. es52 Ioei AUGUST, s2.Gt@
weak spot flss Is. futures. fito ICE ca.
LEAD-null spot. 4.35 . 4 soc New York. 40
q 2Jc East st Louis London shade higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool. June 1S.-WEEIa T-seot f1lt; 10
red Western winter, stock. fUtGTes STEADY
JuIv Is fad: October. - SD; December norni-
raI CORN-spot easT- Old American Tn{sea. "a
al: new kiln dried. As r11-d: do via Galveston
IS 3D.: futures dull; July nominal; SEPTEMBER.
Is 4ssd Professionalism. IS. F1toI F-Nf1fter
patents 2ss Sd HoPS-Tn Lon5on- Fsciffct
Coast f3 15sdf4 15s. BEEF-Extra India mess.
I17s cd POFsK-Priu- mess. Western, Pes 90.
HAMs-Short CIT. Us BSCON-Cr1nioeran
cut TOs Cd short rib. as 81; eleaT bellies l-ss
Al. long clear mindless Light. rs; heavy. us 50.
short clear backs. Sos Sd: SHOULDERS, s4GsTs sos
~ T,ARp--Prfrne Western, tierces. SIS; Amer
can refined pals. ass Sd. CaEE+sE-t carladia n
finest white and coIpred, new SIS Sd while. Old
sos cd eoio--d- Sos. TALIoW--fr.fH CRY Nc
stock; Australian in Lon ion Sass: CEPES-
TTN-F-Snirits ass 3d. ROS1N-CornIr1orf- los
1dIbd Observation-Disclosures Tl-s~-t,TNsEED
on. SIS Sd. COTTONSEED OIL-Hu1 rehned-
spot. rs Sd 80
London. June 1S.-sUGAR- centrifugal
las "A. TnIzscovaJc rs 81: beet June. las eesq-
NSEED-CaICutta- JUns-Jgly. 54s 20 LIZ
SEED OIL. 33s Glad Sperm. CIL- 90 =
TT0T FT-d-Suerfcen refined, 5isd, spirits 10
TRPENTTNE-Spirits. Is sid NOSIN-
American strained. lis. hna, los Sd
Antwerp. June s-PETRoLBTM. - francs
80 confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
|aIIE HURR|ES ABROAD
:. cocuer Stockholders IN
J =. .don and Amsterdam.

w uo.nza win sail to-day on
Augustus .rs.ser wilhelm der Crosse
ass'l's E,l',o,aers Of United and ONO
= s'och AaDy stock in London and AM
.,ser ooll's@ ,,;r tell about recent s're.lo-
|-,sn. ne me criminal Branch OF the
ss-ssats il , So court, which resulted
sz Of aoqui1tsi Of al Vlo a,,a r,, =,
vs 1dlo. = Fsnk act. and viii nave wa" a.ll
/ ssriorai - Colin Macintosh TO eN-
a. ene. .S,tion OF the copper properties E
Z re 'o'iu's e tbe coal bearing lsnes IN
Pi,sop .,s rlIl he gone only fo"T -, @e sss
4 Heinle - his programme he mas
: rdas .s copper stockholders that ne ne
e,isd 81 and he has engagements ~
e tls1'' amsterdam He would ohiy
,ssn ana - - cities as being on ms
ssoa ~. when seen last nlsh,. g ,o,,rnev
sns j. mat he xii nlaAe "
et~-., there viii be conferences
~ eva 81, development Of the cop
|sas to ''ie I'D ur. Hein5e expects on
FF'pe', - 90 out to Montana ana u,@h
TUT - = rsrt in the ~o'k OF IT,
ar >0r re- ex-copper king met nut'lei-
~xstion- ,,,,siuess last night AT the
person. a. personal counsel was win
~ -. 90 Ne sails there will be runs A
.n aTled with the records TOT a,e
sr Nen che foreign stockholders aha
-ssti7n o 80 7.sed by his ccunsel
s 9, 81 the recent trial
: sls. abroad viii be about equaiis
.,.r-pen business and recrea'ion
Sd So. .-b. There may be very
81 ~ ,stter. for this is the first time inc
r Z = nanv months that l nave zen
]. g s'e gre s ny undivided time to my at
= ssrOaa." into details re-
= - - men he was to meet IN LONDON
i'ilas -.- - but il was said that il haa
: ryi'a''o,,' an with the development OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
ENGLAND BIDS FOR COPPER.

The United Metals Selling Company has
received an offer of 1875 cents a pound for
100. 900. goo pounds OF copper for English and
Continental account Urban H. Broughton,
manager of the company, has been in Lon
don for a week and John D. Ryan, presl-
cent Of the maigamated Copper Company.
was due there yesterday. and it Is expected
that within a few days announcement will
be made of the acceptance of the offer, al
though the price is one-eighth OF cent
pound under the price which the United
Metals Selling Company has been asking
for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14

at f1a 12s sd. sPELTEE-Duil, 5.5o95.eoc
New York. Lbs a -o2 a. East st Louis. Lon
don, ~ os. 1RON--Lower at 49s I'D TOR
cleveland warrants in London Loeally quiet
Nm / foundry Northern SIG 20 a S11 20; No ?,
SIS - q SIG 70; No I Southern and No i
southern soft. s!e 25as1s as. Pig IRON certif-
Gates unch arSed No sales
MoLAssEs AND SyRUPs-afolasses steady.
Syrups quiet and barely steady
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits of turpentine brTp
locally and in Savannah. Rosn and tar quiet.
oILS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined Pc
treleum steady at the decline reported Satur-
day.
tOTTOSSEED OIL-steady early, but late
in the day easier for late positions. Final
prices were points higher for spot positions
and unchanged 70 points net lower for other
months. Sales, $500 barrels. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
u FEDERAL RAILWAYS
A'7ne Of Present Trend, Says
President Willard

Fsrk. Nd, June 13.-That govern
.s,.eisiip Of railroads viii be the
- ne trend Of Congressional legis-
g. ne opinion expressed to-day by
- . l'anlei Willard OF the Baltimore
+ foso, ~ a conference here of
]. 1aay's o@cials
'iala Sad that he lid not believe
). l'-i would 5e TO The best interests
}. Tor. OF the basis of rates
IS -. governmental ownership. or
s-s.s ,-'efs regulation. aad not been
= ne such abroad. Freight rates.
"a were Tar lower here than In
s,.,r.s COUNTRY, emf had been going
ssz,,.- y 'Ae face OF the reverse as to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
'0IlsGHoUsE PROSPERITY.
Aasd March 81 One Of Bes. in
N01pa1y'S History.

s...s.s,,. s.eETspa 30 The Tribune;
u -. NE ia letter just issued
sszaas - -i'slaefs Of the Westinghouse
ssss n.''i@ny, which viii he submitted
"a sils here On June n. shows that
"a ..oea March q. 1919. was one Of
ssr hr9sperous in the i;stoTv ri 1l,e
ss,. -. = Dart the repol1 20 ne stock
:, q s h. ing . note that orders re-
sss' ,sioseai ''oaq4ts during The fsca!
- a :, g, an f1'i Increase s1: lSi of
=. 49, per cent. ~ compared
curing ghe previous fiseal
= siso ,sS..l L. shop product far tho escal
=. PEI o., - sies5.sis -. an inereass
l.Setnd s s9a1llien Of sl2s rs q 10 the
- gear. s'iisi loss Of S226, ie5 CT the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
LOCKING EMBARGO TEMPERED.

..o,,,mhus Ohio. June 13.--JUdge Safer
-. Tr,,,+ed States Court, dissolved to-
- mart of the restraining order granieu
-a.rst the Hooking Valley Railroad COM
- He dissolved that part which pro
,Yst.,t.a the retirement of the preferred
- hut refused TO dissolve the part
-.,,,icb prohibited the issuing of more com
tool. He stated that the Chesapeshe
mon G,,,3a should not be permitted 10 Increase
= OtoIAines until il be determined whether
~ ~, nTesent holdings are valid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
HAS CAPITAL OF s1o,ooo,ooo.

Albany. June 1S.-The Jones brothers
company. Of New York, was incorporated
to-day with a capital OF Slo,ooU'oVo 10 oeai
in coffees, teas and spices. The directors
sre William J. Burke, OF Newark Ar'iiui
4 Jones. Harry L. Jones, clarence
Weston and Edward ID. freeman u
r,,oo1-r,-r The Jones Brothers Importing
1a,.nanx of New, York was also incofpo-
rsted with the same directors and cap,
;taI Of 500. 900 TO do q general comInerclai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June 13.-La~est prizes 10 Safe ror
the wheat crcp OF 1910 mate this after
room As If to emphasize by contrast the oeartsh
outlook regarding the CURRENT year May delivery
FOR 1911 scored a net ADVANCE Of %c. Iargs
Yields and fine quality of new vhsst in Texas
were today recognized as so certain that Hdr.as
CITY n1fIJers offered -four 10 ne Afi1rrc ssa-
hoard at 15c a sbl below minneapolis as<ots-
tons The effect OF This action was frarned1ats
on the wheat market here At the cTnse re tons
wa. eagy with active futures \ E->e to &c
under. the final fgu,es Of Saulrday- Corn finished
sac 70 q 4 &c down. and cats. y &c Provisions
IN the end v.ers on va f15c. Range Of prizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.

,,, Elm. s5 S. ssss ,sssss
CHICAGO & ALTON
list uk. in June s241.e4i $3.50 15a s22o, sos
july 1-June = 70 1872 COS i1.T97 a96 1l,3eo,oo6
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
LIST wk. in June. $3.50. 700 sIss leo s1s5 500 800
July l-June . 113705o0 1o.5SSIoo 10. gu
CINCINNATI. NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS PAC-
st vk in June s1 1s2 SO SO ss5f3es
DETROIT & MAcKINAc.
jsf ~ i-Ju in !9ne 167a5gs 5cse4S i122ss
INTERocEANIc OF MEXICO.
Isl k in June sas 5s SIS s 1is a. rs
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN.
Ist VIZ in June sI31 900 sl3s coo eo9 Si rs e osS
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL.
July June - s23a 3o2 6,22s, 2o7 1882
MINI. ST. PAUL & sAULT STE. MARIE,
ls5 ~ in g sf sss ss 10 $50 81
MOBILE & OHIO.
E IT @s of uns s27s ss sl75 s sl712
July i-June - A.925671 a-182291 Bib 1e3
NATIONAL. OF MEXICo
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
III ~S 1-1ane s" = So5.sso 5s25$i S5sS5s
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
Isl week 5 in June o sas as s7sS a sS s.
TOLEDO. PEORIA &. WESTERN.
5ly S sd in 5gns ssss3t oasis 1f8e55l
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS & WESTERN
2, 1i in 5qPs ss15,Ss So @ s So .ss
TTen PEORIA E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14

8 Sanders. 20 state hogs. zo7 n. SO. stag.
40 u. So so.
Tobin & shannon: state hogs 210 70. So .,
I2s 10, so: 2 roughs $50 10 So
Mcpherson & CO.; State hogs. 20 70. SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
NEW YORK PRICES.

COTT0N-Quiet. and fluctuations irregular
within range Of about 10 points on most posi-
tions. The close was steady. net points lower
TO points higher. late positions being relatively
steady during the dav The market opened
STEADY at decline of to points on old crop
while new crop was ! point lower TO / point
higher. being relatively steady. The GOVERN
ment. report will be issued at noon on Tulv /
and carries the condition of the crop I'D to NAV
% southern markets were unchanged to &c
lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14

New York, June IS, 1910.
GkA1N-WEEA T--New low records for the
season were established. with heavy selling on
the part of commission houses, due largely to
improved weather conditions over the West.
Liverpool was down 7sQ1lsd. due TO the weak
ness In America and the poor cash demand. and
the fact that prices abroad continue to decline
about as fast as IN America gives poor promise
of export business. Broonhall made worlds
exports s. S2Ooo0 bush, compared with a.ls4 600
the previous week and 10, c64, coo last year and
showed decrease in the ahoat of
D. 20,000 bush. The official report the Hun
gErian crop, under date of June II, placed the
Weld of wheat at 1913, 100000 bush against 49,
352 GOO last year. The visible supply showed
decrease of 600 bush compared with a de-
crease last week of 1.4sS, 600 and decrease last
year Of 2.121o0o No red closed at 81 o.
T. and No l Northern. 81 90 b. CORN
Active and easier. closing at a net decline Of
Ss4Stc Reports the condition OF the crop
were generally satisfactory. and some reports
indicated larger stocks IN the country than gen
orally credited The visible supply showed an
increase of 613. 600 bush. compared with de
crease last week OF - 600 and an increase a
year ago of 1000. No corn. here. 6Tt2c. nom
nal elevator, domestic basis, spot; to arrive
$3.50: export No 2 6614c f O b. OATS-Priees
at the close were 1aGtsc lower The official
report on Hungary made the crop $4,000. 600
bush. compared with 81 30 COO last year. The
visible supply showed a decrease of III coo bush
compared with a decrease last veek of 2s9. 900
and decrease last wear of 5Ss. 600 Cash oats
dull; natural white. Is TO 20 II, 4sds5c: clipped
81 TO AZ 10. asa 4I12c. RYE and BARLEY
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
NON-MEMBER BANKS.

The weekly statement Of averages OF the
hanks of New York City. Brooklyn' Jersey
City. Hoboken and Staten lsland when
are not members of the New York Clearing
House Association but which clear through
some of the members. is q s follows:
lima II lime Increase.