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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15

continues continues heavy, Green corn arm for f.nsy
f Mssbi and siso string beans. with choice
stock selling well al the low figures ruling,
Bea1 supply and Closing weak: rsi Ms.
sippi arrived TO-DAY and opening sa,ss at at 81 8,
sss. ssiasl IS: 1sraRAeGs dozen sunehs..
s. sew hE o4le.n. Ss s go
New orleans s2aa old Dbl or. or Bag vI,.i s2s
crate sog 75e ssi 4egeee Ne5seik So Gga1..
4 house ss. t sss i SSsH EesRIASTs. Florida.
Orleans. 100: s. soass: Bermuda; crate se 9 rs
ss.s. 90 sa. aEITseE G isIy
basket; slgss: MUSHROOMS ID oaSk e.
e 1 Ter.s oN1 yeisw 81 fa' ut
s. soas2 Egyptian ssE g sa 9 s1f.A
1 peiawn Ps'A and Maryland. large. si8I %:
small. siRs1 Il: Eastern Shore: la arg 73sg
SIC: small. 50 soc: PEPPERS. Florida. large
box. s2@ss: carrier; 8 soasg e; PAR RsE
Eastern shore and Virginia. wax. half Dbl
basket. s1asf Is: third basket. 500 !sc; vir,
barhet, 30 a 75c; North Carolina: wax, half Dbl
basket. 75cas1 third basket: 2s975c; green.
% g Soc South Carolina oasaet - % soc
SQUASH. marrow. bbl crate, 81 5oms2: yell
low hbI nc N 81 80: basket. SOC q 81: white,
Dbl I5cd 81 25 basket. 509I5c: TURNIPs.
rutabaga Dbl. 81 IS 81 IS: white. new. 100
lunches soc 6S1 so. TOMATOES. Florida.
carrier 75c a. 81: Mississippi. case. eoc Isl:
dollhouse. ID. 90 1oc; WATERERESS. 100
NTTs-Toap grade. Of domestic peanuts hold
steady. Poor stuff coming into Competition
with imported moves slowly. PEANuTS.
Virginia hand picked. Jumbo. ID. IA d1lsc,
fancy. 51l a5lsc: extra, AZ gtXc shelled.
jumbo, II, nyc; Virginia No J.. So &C; No =
HONEY-Trading continues quiet Califor-
MA extracted. water white. 10. .. dgc: white.
SdSLc; light amber 141 nc: SOUTHERN eA-
tracted. gallon, 6496sc-
BEESWAX-Pure domestic bright coiorec
wax continues firm at 81 "a 11c per Id: out
side quotation full top. Foreign steady at 5oc.
MAPLE SCGAR-Dulf but nrm. sugar 49,
II II 1I2nc: syrup. gallon. sou quo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15

PROVISIONS-Moderat active and irmer,
ness sst@sa 90 fsmty SEQ
mess. si5as16; family. s19a $50: packet. $l7
ISL so; extra India mess $500 81. BEEF
hacons, axe: $50 ID. 1910: 100 ID: 1slsc:, I4o
H., ,13lac; pigs. 13ac. CUT MEATs1Pickl e,
nc; IA III. 16Mc. Picked hams steady: 1sa
as5e city Inyas fa1 ss eoup nj 60
n 127Oc: city. 127sc; refined. South America.
IA 25c Continent. 1916: Brazil kegs. I525c
COMPOUND md easy is0 a%S1 10 srEAR1NE
RTCE-Unseasonabe weather has restricted
Raye Of been we
sIGAR, go G0o easier sales en, Of between Ir
s a bags cost and reFh %
test. this being decline of about 132c from
recent asked prices 1t was also reported that
Cuba and Porto Rico sugars were offered afoat
for prompt and June shipment at 27sc. with
out takers. Centrifugal. 90 test. nominal at at
test 3.4ac. Cuban statistics as compiled by
WnIett & GRAY showed receipts for the week
5000 last year. exports. $4,000. against AZ 600
last week and $4,000 last year: stock. $4,000
year. CentraIs grinding q against Is last
week and last year. The London market for
Current. next month. quoted at las ed. The
stock of beet sugar in the United Kingdom
METALS OPPER-standard weak: spot
and deliveries to the end Of august, f2a II sc sc
IOnuOn weak, spot. t34 los lutul g too 70 o1
Lake here. 1850 13c electrolytIc 125o7
12.75c: casting. 1926 q Il. soc. TIN-Easy
spot 80 5Ii6 a 80. 75c: June, q % q 80 roc;
July, 32551 -. Tie; August. 800 81 soc :
September, 32 60 80. soc. London stead /;
spot. f14S Us: futures, fl49 los LEAD
Steady: spot. 4.45d f. zoe New York: 417ia "a
4.22isc East st Louis London unchanged at
fI2 f2s Go. SPELTER-Weak: spot. 5.40I
5.55c New York: 4.90G4 1850 East ST Louis
London unchanged at f22 5s. 1RON-Lower.
at ASS 1854 for Cleveland warrants in Lon
don. Locally quiet. No foundry Northern.
$40 20 a SIT %: No ., Sic - a SIG 10; No I
Southern and No ! Southern soft, SIG 20 %
SIG 10. Pig iron certificates quiet and I'M
changed No sales
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-No improvement
was reported in the demand for molasses and
prices steady. 4 fair demand for syrups;
quotations firm with rehners disnclned to
make new offerings.
NAVAL STORFs-spirits OF turpentine firm
in Savannah. and I'm the local market quoted
al sic for machine barrels Rosin and tar
unchanged.
HIDEs-Quiet and prices have eased Off.
owing 10 the slack demand and reported ac-
emulation of supplies. Central America
hides quoted at e2c Bcgota at &c. QHnoco
23c and Guatemala AT 231ac
LEATHER Heulock quiet. and II IS SAID
that firm bids at concessions find selieTs The
stocks OF dry hide leather now reported
heavy curtaiment in production recently
noted. New York seecton-Ftrsts nsnt TO
heavy weights. Is 27cs seconds Light to over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
INKS MAINTAIN RATES
DIR Cent on Savings Still
VI ID bv Many Institutions.

Ian savings institutions mat
:. Of ie'"seo-dav semi-annual dividends
ssn's .,.' payable or July / zen en-, man IN
ssp0si'I' ,,er cent annual rate three ae-
u TIE q. per cent rate to which
Il 70 '"e ..n.,ed on January 1 last in
e ihss ,be Bowery Savings Bank
gen VIZ al Savings Institution, and
u lI ,s-.r,,attan Savings Institution
+ TIE double rate initiated by the
,s,,a s'is s.Yinrs Bank Few days ago.
saTich - ing 10 pay on all accounts
'ss's e less iH5erest at the rate :, o Q. : :
Ess 81 or all accounts over A.oes 4
ssii' -. first S..5Ga and Sls per cent
81. oi = o7er that amount
eai.--.ss mat maintained the per
r. iasi'.'-. &c we're the East Ri-er Saw
sHne ...,,,on and the Harlem, New York
lssss,. bronx. Dollar, Empire City.
s.e I.. ana United States Savings
80 .hase that adhered TO the Sla
W. .bex adopted six months ago
81 ' .Sorfh River, Union Square and
: Ihf ~. .1,.a,l,e
'-.sa.e'7ins.ituuons that have not yet
~ = lulv ! semi-snnusl interest
go - DRY Dock SAVINGS institution
re ..o-zrsn and Franklin Savings
.,,nusl dividend declared by the
-. savings Institution yesterday
h '.,.n disbursement declared by this
" = ss,,osits Of which now amount 10
ranapa. The trustees at their meet
-. ...si5ered plans for a new twenty
~ ~ and Office BUILDING TO he erected
'.S.;tu,ion al Broadway and Reade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. June 1.-THE local wool market cen
tinues very dull interest being almost wholly N
the West. where IL is claimed BUYERS and sellers
getting nearer in their figures. Boston deal
ers hear that the clip ia short OF stApis
woods and that the Oregon sheartns averages .
per cent staple. as against 70 per cent N pre-
vious years. New Oregon staple il being landed
IN Boston at 5715sc cleaned. with idaho WOOL
slightly lower. Very little Montana has been
received. The movement OF old wool IS slight
the demand being for washed dsiaire and te-sI
tory fine staple. Leading domestic quotations
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces-No I vashed.
3-G SEC; delaine washed. s4d Sc: X&. 32s933c:
fine unmerchantable 2ed27c: one-half blood
conbing, 2s629c: three-eishths. 2SG29c: one
quarter 2702sc: delaine unwashed. 26G2Tc: fne.
22G24c. Michigan Wisconsin and New York
neeces-Fine unwashed. 22G23c: deains. ga
&c; one-haIf blood, 2162sc; three-eishths. ia
Csc. Kentucky. Indiana and Missoert-Three-
eighths blood S0d3fc; ons-quarter. 26d2Ic-
Secured basis: Texas-Ffne. twelve months.
6Gd61e: fine six 10 eight months 55d57c. fn-.
fall 52d54c. Caifornia-Northerp. 54956c; mid
die county 50952c: southern 45d47c Oregon
Eastern. No staple. 62ae3c: eastern clothing
5sdh9c; valley No I. 54dJ5c Territory-Ffn.
staple s3Te5c: fine medium staple. s29s3c fine
cIcthing. 5sq6Dc; i1e medium clothing. 5665Sc:
ohe-half blood. JIq5Sc: three-eishths. 5595Sc;
one-quarter combing. 52954c- PuIIed-Extra-
CSC; fine A, Sod62c: supers. 56f5sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. June 14.CATTLE-Rec.i 300 CO.
heifers, 81 25@sT IS; bulls - coats Is; calves
s8@sa stocksrs and feeders s. 75qss 80 ]. Ho 9S
50 so; butchers, 50 4ons9 so: mixed, So $3.50 45;
light. 50 459s9 so; packing. 80 sSass 42; gtEz;
50 25Gs9 As; bulk of sales, 50 4Ods9 a. sHEEP
Receipts, $4,000: weak; sheep; 70 lSaso 20.
lambs SIS 500ss 25
East Buffalo June, l4-CATTLE-Receipts
100: steady; prime steers IS 25dSs 60 vEALS-
Receipts ias: active and steady HOGS Re
Sass; diaries. 50 6OTs9 90. SHEEP AND
I,tWBS-Receipts 2O0; steady, unchanged
Cincinnati, June 14.-CATTLE-Receipt 1855;
psrI' IS 4oas7 80; common. 81 25as4 so HOGS
butchers and shippers. 50 40Gs9 -; common
IS 75dss 40 SHEBP-Recepts, 1.691' & oOgso;
Kansas Sitv juno I4-CATTLE-Recepts
1000 including 1000 southerns; steady; top;
IS 10. Southerns strong and active: dressed beef
and export steers 81 50dSs so: fair to good sb1
81 so Western SIS I5gss 25 stoeasrs "a and fee6-
ern cows So 5OGs5 90; native, SASS Is; hsifers.
75ds7 IS; bulls. 81 25as6: calves. s57ss SO
HOGS-Receipts. 1000: market Toe higher: top.
SO IS: bulk of sales. SO 3odse 40: heavy: sc 500
80 As; packers and butchers, go s2hG$9 Az
light 50 2Oas9 40; pigs, So s0dS9 10. SHEEP
r. lover: lambs. 81 50ds9: yearlinss, seds7;
wethers s5as5 IS; ewes, - 1885 so; stockeFs
Pittsburg. June 14-CATTLE-supply light;
choice So 25ass so; prime. Ssgss 20. SHEET In-
Supply light prime wethers. So 5OaSS %; culls
and common 81 5OaS3 so; lambs s4asi IS; veal
calves soass 90 H is5anis L. so.s s5 7s
heavy Workers, 50 1880 80: light Workers. 50 90
Gs9 %. pigs S10ES1O 05: roushs. $sqSs 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. June 14.-Consols closed Lie
higher at 81 for money and s21s for account.
Canadian Pacific advanced Il to 2017s.
Grand Trunk advanced Is to 80 and Ana
conda was Is higher at fSls.
a good supply of money was available
steady.
Trading on the Stock Exchange continued
on limited scale and irregularity was
noticeable In various directions. Rubber
shares were weak on realizing prior to the
settlement and the lower prices paid at
the rubber auctions Home and Mexican
rails were easier, but foreign bonds, Hud-
son Bay shares and trunk lines were bene-
flied by good buying.
American securities opened quiet and
about unchanged. During the forenoon
trading was limited, but prices advanced
fractionally. helped by the satisfactory
progress of the railway bill in Washington.
New York bought in the afternoon prin-
cipally Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and
Amalgamated Copper and caused further
improvement The market closed steady.
open market discount rate for short bills,
234 per cent; long bills, 25sd2 Ills per cent;
Berlin discount rate ga per cent: Paris
discount rate. 2I per cent: Paris exchange
on London, 25 francs 26S4 confines: Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks 49, pfen-
nigs. Bar gold, rs Cd. American eagles.
les Sd.
Paris. June 14-Three per cent rentes
closed unchanged at IS francs 92ia centimes.
Trading was dull, but prices were higher
on the Bourse.
Berlin. June 14.-Favora BILE New York ad-
vices caused prices 10 advance the
Boerse to-day.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. June l.

New York. June IA 1910
REEVFS-Receipts % cars. 43S head
late Monday afternoon for the market: sit
except for best grades Of dry-fed steers
Dressed beef slow but firm. London cattle
m wssSs re efaay besf lower
per lb- No exports to-day
live calves Feeling weak. Dressed calves
about steady at $50 5e for city dresSed Ve fa
1ao y far r' co ,0r cdr dressed calves
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 52t, cars;
or $3.50 head; ass cars for the market ssa -
other lambs 1o@15c lower with some sales ss
100 ID: cnils. So %: Southern lambs. IS $50
50 10 for ordinary to choice; common state a..
warnings seGss Dressed mutton slow at
1oa12i2c: a few choice wethers. 13c dressed
I'd saIesEkern. Commission CO: go Viz
ginia lambs. 20 ID average. 50 = per 100 70;
d 50 80 O ID 75 % indiana c1s IS b. So
IA Indiana yearlinss. 50 lb. 81 Is: Virginia
iie ID. s.: T. Virginia, 1os lb. IS; So cull'
% s. sanders aIs Virginia lambs, 81 lib. SO;
Mcpherson 4 Co; a.4 virginia lambs Ia g 3, 81
h.. SO IS; 241: ss ID; 50 49, 200. So 10, ~ g. e:
25s 81 Id, SIS TO- IL Virginia sheep. III ID. So
Newton New tor y { Co: 24s Virginia lambs 81 p
g d. b. So So eas s. virginia sheep
90 h. So; a. 107 10. 81; 3, 49, Id, 81
Tobin & shannon: $50 Kentucky lambs, IS
h. 50 IS: 257 Virginia. IS ID. 50 %: 26e. - 10:
So FPS 80 kentucky sheep, 105 70, So IS: IA
Virginia 10 ID. S. rs: 4. 1o7 ID. So: IL. 81 10,
81 so: IL Kentucky yearlings, I2 10, SIS; Fir-
GINA 80 h. 81 80
Fred l. Kraft: 533 Virginia lambs, 81 ID.
50 s5 a..
state warnings so h. 81 so: sheep. lis 10,
S. so: > bucks. 1876 ID. 81 So
shippers Commission Co: 245 Virginia
lambs 60 Ib, 50 Is.
HOGS-Receipts I cars, or 1.062 head. all
for slaughter. Nomnally weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. June WHEAT-Spot dull. No
red Western winter. stock: futures steady:
July. IS Sad: october. IS Cd: December. nom
insI. CORN-Spot easy: old American mixed.
IS Sd; kiln dried. As 10d: do via Calves
ton 5s I'd; futures Arm; July nominal: Sep
TENDER. As 4S,d PEAS-Canadan. 7s. FLOUR
Winter patents. 2ss Sd. HOPS I'm London
Pacific COAST. Is 15s4f4 15s. BEEF-Extra
India mess. 1908 PORK-Prfme mess West
ern. loss Cd HAMS-Short cut. rs BACON
Cumberland cut. Tes Sd short rib, rs Sd.
clear bellies. 73s; long clear middIes. light.
I2s: heavy: us Sd: short clear backs, SOS 50
SHOULDERS-Square. SIS Sd. I.ARD-Prfme
Western; tierees: s2s Sd; American refined.
pals. 83s. CHEESE-Canadian. finest whit.
and coJored. new. SIS Sd: white. old. SOS 81 !.
colored. old. SIS. TURPENTINE-Spirits. ass
Cd ROSIN-Common. lis Sd. PETROLEUM
Refined. I'D. LINsEED OIL, SIS cor
TONSEED OII+-HulI refined spot. Us %
TALLOw-Australian in London. 35s
London. June 14.-SUGAR-Raw. centrifu-
gal. las Sd; muscovado IFS Sd: beet June.
1ts Sd. L1NsEED--Calcutta, June-JuIy. SIS
2td. LINSEED OIL. 32s 1114d- SPERM
OIL. $50. Observation-Disclosures refined
s1sd: spirits. I'd. TURPENTINE-Spirits. ass
MA. ROSIN-An1erican strained, rs 50 .
fine. 15s Sd.
Antwerp. June 14-PETRoLEUM. 10 franc.
can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened al 2Is per cent: highest. 3 per cent:
lowest. 21a per cent; closing, %. per cent;
ruling rate, 2s4 per cent. Time money con-
tInued easy. with only moderate demand
Rates. 303I per cent for sixty days, 3A@
SO per cent for ninety days, 312 per cent
for four months. 5s4q4 per cent for five
months. 4d4Is per cent for six months and
4ll2G45s per cent for over the year. Mercan-
tile paper was offered rather freely. and
the assortment of names was good. Rates:
4t.1o per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS
bills receiva BILE. 424d5 per cent for choice
four to six months single names and o053
per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign ex-
change market was weak at the opening
with rates down 10 to 10 points and cables
quoted AT 4.s6S5Q4. $3.50, demand sterling at
iSol2Ga. $3.50 and sixty-day bills at 4.S415G
4.S4h. Short francs were 5.1Ss4 less lis and
short reichsmarks IS plus 1-S4. The market
became dull around midday. but showed no
tendency to recover. Rates, in fact, went
a shade under the opening level. Cables
were quoted at 4.S6S0d4. 1855. demand ster-
ling at 4.S61aq4. 1865 and sixty-day bills at
4S4ion4. S414 Short francs held at 5.1S94 less
lis and short reichsmarks at IS. The de-
cline was attributed 10 offerings of loan
bills, and report was current in foreign
banking circles that a s., 000o00 loan extend
ing over the end of the year has been ne
gotated in Europe at Az per cent.
tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
RAILWAY RETRENCHMENT
northwestern Roads Have Al
ready Laid Off IN non Mon

d. faui' June 1.-THE Pioneer Press =
IN puohshed article, says that the policy
OF fe'fehchment threatened by the railroads
because OF federal activity in preventing q
proposed increase in freight rates is al
ready going into effect Thus far the noI;cv
mas meant the discharge of about ten thou
sand laborers. TO stop nearly all new CON
strnction work, while plans for extensions
anc betterments have been temporari,v
dropped.
1T is estimated that the Northern Pacific
has given order TO lay off $500 men. the
Great Northern 5000 and the Chicago G.
Northwestern 600. The Chicago. Milwaukee
81 Faui discharged between 1000 and
La" men during the first part of June in
the Northern district alone For the nres-
emf the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. PAM is
not extending the policy of retrenchment in
,he Northwest II is said the Santa Fe has
laid off 1000 men and the Chicago Rock
Island & Pacific 1,5oo.
President Howard Elliott to-dsv issued =
statement giving the reasons for the action
OF the railroads. He saws:
-Four forces. namely Increased taxas T.,
creased prices for labor and material. in
creased facilities both In ousntitv and opa1-
ltY ana the enlarged powers of the railway
- az NoIhlnS 10 re0uce the
ret earnings of railway companies. SO that
1t seems prudent for boards of directors AMI
for railway officers 10 consider most care
fully not only their duty to the travellers
and shippers ever their roads but also their
duty TO the very large number of people
whose money is invested in railroads and
the large class of investors to whom the
railroads must go if they are to obtain
money for additions. improvements and ex-
tensions. II seems. therefore the part If
wisdom not TO engage in new enterprises
at the present time and not to undertake
too much work"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
wpossIBLE TO MOVE CARS
,as,is' Defence 10 Bethlehem Steel
Relating Charges.

.-,s.lnbis. June Additional evil
s~ rss preseated by the government to-
re attempt 10 prove that the Lehigh
sy sns tbs. Reading Railway companies
,sgsi otigau tons held by them against
Bs,hshem Steel Company, in violation
he rikns act prohibiting Relating.
Il government. after attempting TO
r. hat the steel company received what
NED 10 rebates when demurrage
-g we're RENTED. rested its case this
.-raa7. The defendants contend that the
7sge charges were remitted because
rs impossible 10 move the freight cars
Z 70 congestion Of business.
railroads are members Of the North
6er Service Company. and in 1904 this
z-zasioH adopted 2 regulation charge
sngrrsge. Al customers were entitled
g tie cars free for forty-eight hours.
fer that for each day or fraction q
q G. s was MADE The steel company
gusuily made application TO be sub
70 demurrege charge, under the aver
ne IRON January. 1877. TO April. 1907.
Ii government charges. the rail
gsnted. and in addition the com
got seventr-tw0 iroGrs' use of cars,
pa q forty-eisht
'Es sh0Tn by the government that the
e q accrued demurrage. amounting
-A had been settled by the railroads
ne steel company for 1881. The trial
ply vii be finished tomorrow OF
ag.
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concern, following the

reorganization of the concern, following the
panic of 1907.
.pAvIs-DALY AssEssMENT.-An as as
the stoct Of the Davis-Daly Company, pay
able in two equal instruments. on July 10
and September 90
UNITED STATES REALTY.-At the an
nuaI meeting of the United States Realty
and Improvement Company John F. Har,,
ris, of Harris. winthrop & Co. was elected
director, 10 succeed J. H. Post. Other
directors were reelected.
RETIREMENT OF HOOKING VALLEY
PREFERRED RESUMED--J.. P Morgan
& Co. have resumed the purchase for re-
urenent of Hooking Valley preferred stock
at par and interest, which was discontin-
ued several weeks ago when an injunction
Vas handed down by Judge hinkead in the
Common Pleas Court, Franklin County,
Ohio. restraining the retirement of this
stock. There is s15. 900 of the issue out
standing, OF which about so,O0o,ooV Was
ts ken in by J. ?. Morgan & Co. before the
injunction was granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
weight. 22a 24c; repsets 1so2oc; thirds. light

weight. 90 a 24c: REJECTS 1eG 2oc; thirds. light
to overweight. 19d &c
DRUGS-Bulk of trading in broken lots.
Prices steady to firm and toward the close
showed an upward tendency. No charges in
either demand or value for opium. quinins
and Norwegian cod liver oil. Vanilla beans
and cubeb berries firm. with prices advanc-
ing. Business In essential oils of fair volume
and prices steady. Peppermint, cassia and
almond easier and present prices are in buy
ers' favor.
GILS-i.inseed unchanged. Refined petro-
lsum steady on the basis of 1850 for standard
white In barrels a. New York
COTTONSEED OIL-Slishtly easier for near
positions. but in new crop the tone was steady.
Final figures showed points decline TO point
advance. sales. 900 bbs. Contract prices in
the local market to-day were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
MELON FOR TEXAS COMPANY
Stock Dividend of so Per Cent De-
clared by Oil Concern.

The Texas Company. commonly known
as John W Gates's oil concern, has de-
clared q stock dividend of 50 per cent. pay
able June 80. The company also declared
the regular quarterly dividend of So a share
payable July l. The new stock will par
ticipate in dividends after July /. The issue
is 10 be. charged against the cash surplus
Of the company. which viii be retained in
the treasury as working capital. Applica-
tion for the listing OF the Texas Company
stock on the New York Stock Exchange
VIII be MADE at the end of this month.
The stockholders of the company recently
voted to increase the capital stock from
SI2000,e0 to S3e000.]0o and at the same
time authorized the directors TO declare
stock dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
IsGE EXPORTS IN MAY
.,ss5ed Imports for Same
= Month bv s11,215,S20.

80 June 14.-ENports from the
- last month were larger than
- ssr other Near. with the eNoep-
on being valued at $lSl.li9'42s,
tesE hv $4,000 than the eX-
= Nav. 1877. according TO the Bureau
: imports IN MAY were smaller
ny month nee August last,
t. ~ .s-le. 90, saS. against SlSS, 1923 500
-5 sls2 9g9 - in March of the
|z.t year. -
4. s.esss Of exports over imports last
|,s was El-ZaS2. against S.s62.2&S in
n las. year. For the eleven months
!. ri-h Ma. 1910. the excess OF exports
,,,ro-ts was SIS 9Se $40. Exports for
.srsn months ended win May last ex-
q. r5nss Of the corresponding months
!. pssr BY yl.557.ea5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Elevator domestic basis.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

X.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Firm and prices at the
close showed a net advance of 1d1@sc. Cabtes
were firrner than expected, Liverpool coming &C
higher in the face of our sharp decline OF Mon
day, and sentiment abroad appeared to be some
what more publish. owing TO decrease OF apou.
1000 900 bushels IN the European visible ana
some less favorable crop advices Trading was
not particularly active, operators seeming cautious
about taking further risks on the short side in
view of the recent sharp decline in prices and
the possibility of further damage to the crop
There also fear of hullish developments IN
the July position in the West. where contract
stocks decreased 1873 900 bushels during the
week bringing the total down to 1872 600
Harvesting operations are now extending into
Kansas. and two cars of new Texas wheat ar
rived st. Louis Export sales. loads of
Manitoba. No ? red here. 81 o3 nominal c f,
and No L Northern. 81 1OSs nominal b.
CORN-Traders not inclined to favor the
selling side, and prices steady, closing at
a net advance of as8 1ac. The Iowa state re
port made the condition of the crop 70 per cent
compared with "a last year. and the acreage at
1O2 per No here 81 Rc nominal. eleva-
tor domestic basis, and &c TO arrive; export No
. 661ac. b. arrive. OATS-Quiet but
steady closing net advance Of li9Sc The
Iowa report made the condition a. against 30
last year Cash easy: natural white 2e TO 80
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