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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, June II, 1910
hsaa IL cars foP the afks a or ears oa
sale. Steers slow and medium grades a shade
The yards we're cleared Fair 70 choice steers
So 96 At 81 2SSs 90 so Per 100 n pulls h at s. SOC
last quotations Liverpool and London cattle
markets 149l59 "a, dEe55 $50 Wsight' EsfrigeratoF
morrow $50 quarters of beef Totals for the
week 4o37 quarters TO Great Britain and II
cattls and 20 sheep to Bermuda.
saIes-21cPherson & Co. 10 Pennsylvania
steers 1889 ID average IS 50 per 100 10; 15, 1910
2 oS e e. - 1873 12 f. S. g K Ego Is 1880 g.
1292 n s. 39 70 924S b s. L 80 90 1 l27 p
s. % bulls, 1850 u, S. CO. l. 1430 n. SIS q. 5
500 h. s. So; g.. 70 y. s. 70: ! COW. 1900 p,
8 &C. ss3 z : 81 s6s r s. s $50 = p
r. S. 60: :. 724 n. S. So ? $50 n, So 40: s 7S5
sanders = Psnnsylva sa stesEz Il 13T3 p.
Sc; l. 1i1s 70. S. so: ! 11l2 n, s5 Is l, $50 n,
81 50; 1. $50 70, 81 35, !, 700 n, So 80 l. $50
Newton & Co 20 Pennsylvania steers. 1907
n, SIS 05, IS Virginia, 1850 70, 81 75 Virginia
J & Curtis & Son: Is bulls 1885 70. SIS 20;
George & L s cDinenback; 2 bulls. s25 n. s.:
CALvECRecetpts. SOP head. z44 Cor the
market Neals slow and prices Weak 10 13c
lower no DutLSFnl4Es OHSESQ. me pens were
cleared. Common 10 choice veals slow at 81 50
CSC 10 per 100 n; throwouts, SIS 80. Dressed
calves weak at 13@t5o for city dressed veals:
111z 913c for dressed buttermilks. s913c for
country dressed calves,
SO So per 100 h. los, 149 h. So 25 3. 143 70,
81 so, % culIs 129 h, Sc 90
s Judd & Co: 63 .yeals. IA It. 50 70, II. TO
II, 50 80 Il. 11e n, S. 30.
George & l. 6. Dillenback. 40 veals, 14I ~
So so: cuIls 12s n So 80
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts, 81 cars,
I, I53 head. 10 cars for the market, % cars on
sale. Sheep were active ard steady; lambs slow
and 25Q50c lower; cars were unsold late in
the day. Common 70 good sheep sold az sag
So 60 per 100 II, culls IS 80; common 70 prime
lambs Ss9S9: few head 50 20; eulls, So. year
Ines, Sc 250$7- Dressed mutton steady at liz
13c: dressed lambs slow and weak at 1b61Ie
Sales-kerzs Commission Co. 40 Virginia
lambs SIS ID average, So 70 per 100 10 253. 81
n, So; 30. 4 h, SO; 2j3 66 H. So; 13s Indiana
e n. SIS. go Indiana yearltngs, e5 n, 81; 81
Indiana Gull lambs II n, Sc; So Indiana sheep.
us ID So 65 5. 81 H. So so Virginia, i2I 10.
IS 50. 10 los n, s. So. 1, lis n 81
Tobin & shannon 275 Virgins lambs. 6s n
So: rs Ohio yearlings. IS n. So % IS Ohio sheep
100 10. So so; a9. 80 n. 50. S. III II, 81 %; @
s. Judd & CO PIC Virginia lambs 70 u, So
Fred Kraft: 2o2 Virginia lambs, SO 10 So
s sanders: 2 Pennsylvania lambs 20 n, So;
3 warnings so 10, 81. sheep 100 r. s..
H0GS-Receipts L cars, or 2,07T head.
all for slaughter except a few head. Market
saies-s Sanders 6 Pennsylvania hogs. 161
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive, prices
= 26s6 So oa wints ss' straights 81 s5a G win
Ter patents. - 6eGS5 10; spring clears. 81 2o4
yyi-fer So e09s3 10; Kansas straights. 81 60g
S4 20 RYE FLoUR-Steady. Fair to 5000,
3 42@s4 al fhG1'S drisd s. So BAG Ez
Fine white and yellow, 81 So11S1 SO, coarse, y =
a1 80 seg 5 q SIS rs Is Sta So
SPOT and mill prices; city bran 80 bulk. 81
sacks, middlins. S21aS26; red dog, SIS hon1iny
ehop. s24 so bulk. SO ~ sacks; ctlmssl $50 50
TPE'RoVIsIoNS-Ea Easier early. due 70 larger
late - in sympathy with grain PoRK-Firn
Quoted Ness 81 a s9 samllS S09s ao.S "a
Mes. Si5Gsi6: family. S19gS2o; packet. S1IQ
81 90 sSTs India bR Rsss s aodtea
Bacons. iSssc $50 10. 1855; $50 n, 1855; 10
n. 1870: pigs. lsise cut ME - d
n lie. IA 10 16iac. Picked haIns-Steady, log
is1se. TAIIoW-DuH: city, sac; country; 9 =
a8$.c LARD-Easy; Middle West IL 4o1l2 ooc'
citv i2Lc: refined. South America lie; Cont
nent 1S1oc: Brazh kegs. 15c; compound. S19r
Zoe STEARINE-Steady; oleo' ll7s9l@c' city
i'f sJi-G4RGRenned in moderate demand :
nrices unchanged on the basis OF 5.15c net less !
I.--S cent cash for standard granulated At Lon
I,,pe and July. las 3&d: August, las AID Raw
80 Quiet and unchanged; centrifugal. 50 test.
i 1sc; muscvoado. 50 test. @tsc' molasses sugar,
- R sIas and unchanged.
METALS oPPER--!Staa tirmer. 129
=, ode. June 12G2EMl2-2T3sc; July, i2.0S4
- S9c. AUGUST and September. 1205a12. 29c.
london frm spot 100: futures f55 los. Lake
conner here Il g. 3 l2 lac electroyic. ~ =
= 10 enIsc: casting, 12-125a4l2, 81 iae. TIN
Staadv: spot and June. g, L32 toe: July.
=, ea1is2 zoe August. 81 e. 32 zoe. September.
az GoaS2 soc: sales, . tons spot at g S q
4iSpAn-Firmer spot 4.s094.5oe New York.
417i9q422i4c East ST Louis London un-
: IS1s5 soc New York 4-S7 la45c East St Louis.
Iandon unchanged at f22, IReN-Unchanged
a. Is i01Ad for Cleveland warrants at Lon
don. Locally quiet No foundry Northern:
Sis soGSiz. No . Northern, Sl64sS16 80: No I
stp and No Southern soft. SIG 2S@SI6 TO-
80 ..hanGe IN ptg iron certificates
s;oIAssES AND fRtfs-Steady put quiet
'SaVAI sTGREs-spirits turpentine high
ar and fir1n Resin and tar steady and IN
charged SPIRITS TURPENTINE, machine
bhIs 62hc TAR, &c. RoSlN-CoInTaon 10 sood
straIned l. ISc,
oiIs-Linssed unchanged. Refined petro-
tom, IN steady 6emand at recent prices.
EoFTONsEED OIE-Iuactive. with sales Of
4 500 bbls and prices al the close were : points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. June 1T-cATTLE-Reeeipts . 500;
steady. steers So 256SS 10; cows, 81 $3.50 70 /:
heiters S4a So 80: bulls. 81 504$6. calves, S3G
IS rs; stockers and feeders, 81 1895 50. HOGS -
Receipts % 0GO; market weak: choice heavy.
So 85@$9 10: butchers, 50 35QS9 IS: light. mixed
packing. 50 8eaS9 80; pigs 50 25Q$9 40: bulk Of
sal les 50 304$9 40. SHEEP-Receipts 10000
market tiernoraiized. sheep. 81 23IS5 rs year
lings. IS 7JQs6 rs. lambs. So 1887 so; spring
Kansas city June f7--cATTL, II Receipts
3 400. Including 26oG southerns; loQ25c lower;
dressed beef and export steers. 81 S. 30; fair
10 good IS 75dS7; Western, S5G$S 10. stockers
and feeders. S4aSs 10: Southern, s. 234$1 %:
hsifers. 81 4OGS7 so: bulls. So I5qs5 70; calves.
S3 GJ5S7 Is HOGS-ReeeiRts, $500; market, 10
50 87l heavy 50 sga$s So 30 so PACKERS sa so and
SIS 15GS9 SHEEP-Reoeipts. Loo; market
steady lambs STaSS y yearlngs. S6g$6 70;
yrsrbsrs 81 1885 "a: ewes, 81 50a1S3 % stock
eTs and feeders. S3gS4 so.
F,ast Buffalo June CATTLE Receipts,
1a1- Fairly active and steady; prime steers IS %
bipbsr: sTmS9 20. HOGS-Receipts 200; fairly
active and l5d30c lower: heavy and mixed So IS
ESQ 10: Workers. 50 7edS9 ~: pigs. so s0Gls9 50 :
ToiIrhs SIS COO IS 80: stays, sIG$I 20; dairies.
ca 565Jsa so SHEEP AND LANES Receipts,
Z 600: slow and 25a50c lower, lambs. S69Ss so:
yearlings Sc COAST wethers. 50 214S5 80; ewes.
81 50aS4 70: sheep. mixed, $3g$9
. CInc,nnati June I7.-CATTLE- Receipts l.
.;In. slow ali grades; 25a50c lower; fair To good
',i,,pers So 25aST 80: common. 81 256S4 rs.
noes Receipts s. 1Ss; Zoe lower: butchers and
rif,ners 81 60GtS9 80: common $9dS9 60. SHEEP
p5Il~etnts 3 72g: slow and generally 25c low er;
s. 561iS4 is: lambs, 25a5oe lower; Sass %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
MUTlNY ON ENGLISH SHIP
Four Chinese Drown IN Dashsfor
Liberty After Fight.

Philadeiphis. June IA nlutiny orsboard
4ba Fri,ish steamship Highland Monarch.
outward bound for Auckland, New Zea-
land. followed by q dash fer libertyFby
dozen Chinese members OF the crew. re
suited in the drowning to-day Of FOUR ana
the narrow escape of three others from
similar fate The men rescued ere in,
police station, while the remainder are IN
irons aboard the ship.
The trouble started last night. The
Highland Monarch had been lying in the
schuylkiH River at Point Breeze for three
weeks. loading case oil. As the United
States immigration law places q me or
$50 On the captain OF . steamship for
e,-e-v Chinese member Of a crew that es-
canes. the twenty Cinnamon aboard were
rot permitted TO leave the vessel. While me
other twenty men il the crew. all Eng
Iiehy,er received liberal shore leaye
The confinement grew irksome. and as
++a shin was to sail to-day one of the
Chinese asked First Mate Bowman last
r.i-F7f to allow him few hours on shore
Reing refused. the chinaman drew knife
and chased the first mate about the snip.
The man was finally trtpped by white
member Of the crew, and ia raining cut
himself He vas placed ia irons An hour
later nearly all the Cinnamon made
break for liberty The Engishmen Were
on the watch. however. and hand-to-hand
6ght followed. which resulted in the Chi-
res4 being overcome and forced back on
the ship.
Assistance was summoned BY Captain
Woods. and local police andxseecial watch
men kent an all night vigil i. Nothing hap
pened-
sbortlv after O'Clock this morning the
Highland Monarch got under way, with
the Chinese ia the stekehcle hring the
boilers. Suddenly. as the steamship vas
nassing through the draw at Penrese Ferry
bridge. 2 dozen Cinnamon appeared above
deck. and without hesitation seven ieaped
overheard Captain Woods was on ms
hyisee and saw the break for hpeftE' he
sounded the whistle. stopped the ship ana
ordered 2 crew to man a boat. The Whastle
attracted the bridge tender, who threw
them ropes. which they refused to eaten
In the struggle for liberty the men had 10
Nzht the strong tide, and four or the1h
sans before reaching shallow water me
ether three Just managed to reach SHORE
where they were captured and taken to the
police station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
SOUND STEAMER FLoATED.

,Jeweort. r.. l., June 1.-THE Colonial
e, - s+l.a,,,er Concord, which went ashore
T,,,tcb Island while on her way from
J.o-,fda,,ee 20 New York last night, was
.,,,,aa af,oat to-day by the tug Roger Will
- T,,b,cb was sent to her assistance
- 4,xo,,,dence. She was apparently un-
.a,,aa,as and proceeded for New York.
About seventy-fve Of her passengers Were
taken off by harbor steamer ana d 'aoi'ch
this forenoon and landed al aauhders'o"n'
proceeding by train TO New ORR ne re-
1870 two hundred stayed aboard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
WOULD LIST NEW STOCK
-spsrtment Store Merger 10 Apply to
Nav York Exchange.

kptHcstion is 70 he made TO the New
Tork Stock Exchange TO list the S5.e3o, go
,rr cert cumulative preferred stock Of the
Ntv Dspsrtment Stores Company, incor-
r--stsi ur6sr The laws OF New York. The
e-psny has z capitalization Of S5,090oo0
referred and 81. go Gao common stock. The
prsr Issue may he redeened at the option
G. the company ct any time, on three
sn.hs' previous notice. ct a premium of .
~ csnt IN addition 70 accrued dividends.
TEs cunpany was organized to take over
tn business II the shcenberg Mercantile
osnrany, of g Louis. the Nay Shoe and
1sihng Company, Of Denver, the May
C'nrsnv, Of Cleveland. and the May Real
Elsis and Investment Company, Of st.
iszE The last named firm owns the real
Esis occupie1 by the St Louis and Den
g Etorss
Chartered accountants certify that IN the
ysr ended January / 1919. the combined
rss,s Of tbs foHr companies. after de-
ts.nsg I'll Interest charges. were s7l2s9s,
u ths growth OF tbs business brought the
i's.ls tor the year ended January 81, 1910,
10 E-El7zs 4 large part of the pre-
ar.53 stock has been Sold and that re-
@2-ng unscld II offered To- subscription
elsAHsa Brothers. Nc Is William street
q eal6usn. Sachs & CO, No 81 Wall
sssstl q es1z Ter cent The subscription
= Dc olesed u 2 ~. On June ., or ear
e and ths stack Is deliverable on July /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18

Spot quiet with prices 10 points lower az
Is O5c for riddIinz and Is soc for middlng Cult
Sales, 2514 beIss, delivered on contract zoe
bales Liverpool cables-Spot dull: sales. 1850
bales: speculation and export, 200; american,
s.0o6 imports, 5000 none American; rniddlinngg
upland, 6O9d- Futures opened quiet a. lq2
points decline; closed barely steady, 5q1 points
lower, June. 7-7o14d: Juns-Jqly 7e q, July g-
tember-October G Tsd; October-November, 6-5Sd,
Novennber-December, e-49d, Deeemher-January'
& 4.1ad- Jauuary-February. 6.44d: February
March STD; Mareh-April 643d, Aprl-Alay.
6421Ad: May-June, SID -ro b.
but as 81 go were switches actual business
amounted to $50 bags Prices were steady, "
Changed to 2 points advance and the tone was
fairly T1rrn owing to small offerings HAVE de-
clined = franc, Hamburg was unchanged 70 a
pfennig lower. and Rio and Santos were IN
changed Brazilian exchange on London showed
a further advance OF Lied UP 10 16ikd, and nr1n
9rFers on cost and freight coffee were stiI
above q parity with local prices, Brazil ap-
nsrentIr takes a firm view of the SITUATION
6wing TO decreasing supplies OF Santos coffee
in Europe and America Cash auiet but steady.
on the basis of S14c for Bio No . Local range
Of contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18

,,.,,,,,e of Business for the Ses-
s =. Smallest Since July 3. 1908.
PRACTICAL JOKER At WORK
--,,er Rough Rider Pays $40
Fine, but Is Quickly
Reimbursed.

ss almost ct stardstill on
bus.-ss Exchange yesterday, the total
fhs go 80 only 175.S7s shares. This was
ssles -. volume Of transactions for any
tne s..---- si,ce July 5. 1905, when the sales
81 80 "A SO shares. From the latter cate
se-aH.~.e+e-5sy no full session had shown
0na - less than 2ea,oae. Bond fransac-
~ ,srs also at q low ebb yesterday the
iicis '1ss IN the Stock Exchange amount
g only ssasOea, the smallest for several
yesrs .,s of +ba s,,li dav was
lae y ,,a,,- from l2.I5 to 1915. in which
a on,v 1.eeo shares Of stock were
Ps The total transactions for the
Ts1sI 80 footed I'D 10 only 500 shares,
nseI Us the smallest hours business of
Ni''I Fer intervals OF several sec
TX -. ticker r-oul6 be absolutely silent,
e. q would give cut few quotations
i1e- --.sn come 10 a halt. notwithstanding
sl' Cine dulness. the market showed d
" ~. ana most of the leading issues
"a, lose showed net gains ranging from
M 70 - points.
- the dulness vas at its height
- = Knohlauch, the former Rough
- NV the leading Joker on the eN-
- sYrsved himself in the uniform OF
the foor sweepers, which is some
s - ike the khaki suit he used TO wear
80 MS serving under Colonel Rcose-
.-nas. and with broem in one
= and p shrinking can IN the other
"a. his va around the floor. sprinkiing
:. tirflv pelished shoes CT any member
=. osr,s within range Of his can
oss,,fon 70 the uniform. he had added
- 5;se7,ise by putting on a false NOUS
o,d il was some little time before
: 4suow members recognized him When
- az 50 several Of them seized aim and
ID MIN before Chairman &. g. Tai
-. v-bo promptly rned him $40. Two
-. .ro Knoalzuch disguised himself as
-+si--,an TaIberr and amused the brokers
: +-,a-s-irg every move Of the presiding
- r5e got off without a fine that time
ss,.uss he ESCAPED from the floor before
:. ,bsirrnan could identify him as his i'm
..-,,,grer. ana under the rules OF the eN-
80 unless a rnenh Der IS caught in the
:, !. skzisrking on the floor he cannot be
shes even though his identity be re-
uslsd later
vss,srday's escapade did not cost Knob
,.,.b ANYTHING IN the end. as his friends
,.,. un q Ie-cent subscription to reimburse
! IAN f1r the fine, which VAS fully covered
1 y fsg minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool June lI.-WHEAf-Spot dull: No
red xy5sfsrn winter no stock; futures steady:
JuIv IS sd: October 6S I'd: December. nominal
CORN-Spot easy. old American mixed. as 20:
Al "a C;Ylyeston IS ID: kiln dried. A led.
futures. steady: July. nominal; Septemeer. -
sid PEAS-Gsnadian, IS FLoUR-Mtnss
T.TsntS sSs Cd HOPS-In London Pacii1
t,oastl IS I3sGf4 15s. BEEF-E.Stra India mess.
1sOs PORK-Prime mess Western. loss Sd
~ NNtS-Short cut us Cumberland
cut. lis; short rib rs Cd: clear bellies. 7Ss 81:
loEs, clear middies, light, rs Sd: heavy T1s Sd:
shoTr clear hacks. ass. SHOULDERS=Square.
as 81 IAARD-Priae Western. uerces. 62s I'd.
american refined, pals. els. CHEESE-ea-
"a dian finest white and eoiored new, SSs 50:
white old eos: coiored. J6s. TALLOW-Prirns
citv no stock TUR PENTINE-Spirits. AIS 81
ROSIN-Common. lis Cd PETROLEUM-Rs-
nned. 741d L4INSEED OIL-s6s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18

New Yerk, June II. 1910
GRAtN-WH EAT-Firm reports of in
jury to spring wheat in the. Northwest. and
prices at the close were sq1hc- higher. Shorts
position to favor the selling side. although at
times there was profit taking which resulted in
moderate reactions Gables firm pros
poets Of small worlds exports and less favorable
news from Russia regarding the crop outlook.
No 2 red here 81 % nominal, 1 T, and No 1
Northern; 81 1875, nominal Q b, both to arrive,
CORN-Steady. and final prices showed net
gains of 9sQ1sc. No 2 corn here closed eT1ac
spot and SAFE to arrive. both nominal. elevator
domestic basis; export No Q 6Te nominal { O
10 arrive OATAFirm. and prices at the close
showed an advance of asa5sc. Cash oats firm:
natural white. 26 to 81 II. quoted 4f1aG44c:
clipped white. 81 to AZ 10. 43947c RYE AND
ARLEY-Nominai- Wheat. including -four. ex
ports for the week. according to Bradstreets.
aggregate 1.e23 597 bushels against T00.055 last
week and 1.0S5,T90 last year; since July L. 49,
SIS 49, bushels against 1913 s55. 9s5 last season.
Corn, exports for the week. 1884, Ola, against 23e-
$50 last week and 1880 last year: since July ].
81 gro 4S7 against % Of3 065 last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
CONDITION OF TRADE.

~ -+t
news continues encouraging, the
= - s.Vtl market improves. while. for
-, - BOW slows IN excess OF eK-
-is-r - u these Thr6e important par
slee - BUSINESS outlook is dtsIlnctiS
L. =. sALs aorrlal weather condltio as in
|.sa -; eid Leeded rains "a the North
80 --ss lof Improvement The increas-
|fss $50 fpf spring wheat produce Z
Z xe..Le aefesHa fer merchandise IN
~ 5s Hest. NEtl@ producing capacity
|a.li., - Excess Of consumption there is Z
5rrss Increase in the june demand Ter
Is ~ I. So elsel products over t-e bUSl-
-. -. Copper. however, still labors
Z. ,Ses,.ss 0haliion 81 large overprodUc-
:. freaosss t-e coi4SumpLCn IL heavy
i F.eoDs markets continue very quiet.
5srsi = promise u good harEests holds
~ = 10y YOU'D soon. IL sll proba-
- Co.,. 80 leo Money conditions are
ex-sr,ss.. ess Is SooH to adjourn, and
'tsaes,s, q SO ctTnsnt u the railroad bill,
aFgisrx Lay q thought Of its various
| 81 r., Piotn3sss tie same feeling Of
|zsss &C.. 60. 4o-l0Ns the ending OF . pro-
| is So, agitation. Railroad earnings
! Z. 80 week OF June 1ncres sed 1913 per
r. fs~t 49, scar. Bank cleaTings 81
f-r,-~- wig chiefly - speculative i'll
r. e4o| decreases. bat outside OF
| z "a .lese are gains Of per cent
| levs;eN 4r-5 Der cent over 1886. The
"a NJ l+EEt IS the turn in foreign
= Or - - during May showed an ex-
q a. potts - l1.2l5.s 50, e. compared
&-a = S@esss q E.2623 in 1S19 and OF
4 es.ai . :, 90 Thus there Is Z return 10
he eS ~5,1..1tli@nS In New York, which
lziss. importing city, the imports in
-ah i - 80 amounted 10 Sc, III. 094,
t Is $500 less than "a 1850, but
9-ss $3.50 ia excess Of the weeks
20 Gen. s,I1s from most Of the leading
e isiolsaie . more cheerful feel
ss1ss, '1s-ii in Part 81 better weather
asElsssts saws.
ss.isr and relative quiet are still
sgi6sn,-9ee FEATURES IN trade and Industry
'isgSlo. = = o. Improvement IN Western
tt.s r.'1 e rather Sharply IN contrast
Fe6 L. 81 slow trade recently
estter c,@.l. -iitf weather is the key to
Essk h., e., go Trade reports received
4@sst 80 - sektfeei's from She West.
- effsf.ss-ilo Southwest, while cool
aissRs.e4o.ls along the Atlantic Coast.
cE0t 6s,,eii-g' have been q Tar TO trade
81 bes5 ,sloi'ineat Ia the East Rela-
shf ..SDofls come from Western
~ kest.- = NJ, While country trade,
sfrless - = slower - respond owing
70 eFe,1- r'sg Ia work On hitherto
tsi lns.,e1 i;e Improvement IN agri-
p 10 ne =. however. not uniform
q have go y inter wheat, cats and
81 Aef, e,lsI s'CAoed 20 better growing
Wise s.t SAL lsek - Hsih Is checking
fsfsS. llsselefy growth of spring
: j "a ~, @&hlc's are Of rains IN the
u = u E1'eEt anS .yir,e Loy9a 80
ssies - arriving in the Northwest
ie temperatures are very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
coLpFIELD co. SEEKS LISTING.

Application has been made to the Stock
Exchange for the listing OF the sSS.esl,4S
"a INITIAL stock Of the GoIdfed Consolidated
Mines Company, which controls a number
of mining companies operating in the Gold
Geld district OF Nevada and is one OF the
most active curb issues. The par value of
the shares is SO each. and the closing
,,yiee Yesterday on the curb WAS 50 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18

ure that the foreign market has been over
sold by spectators. which in part accounts
for the strength of foreign prices.
COPPER ExPORTS-Exports Of copper
for the week ended June Is were rs tons
Since June l exports have amounted 70
,44o tons, compared with 1870 tons in the
same time last year
ADMITTED TO THE LIST-The Stock
Exchange has admitted to the list $4,000 coo
Al per cent New York City corporate stock
due March / 1880
STRICKEN FROM THE LIsT-rhe
stock Exchange has stricken from the list
Texas Central Railroad preferred and com
mon stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
DIR CToRS OF CANADA MERGER

Tie following have been elected directors
Of the new corporation which has peeh
formed by the amalgamation OF the do
1ninion Iron and Steel Company anu 'is
Don,iuion Coal Company, the name OF
which has not yet been decided: Sir Mon
,.g,,s IT Allan. George A. Cox, Sir VIII
TN, g Van Horne, H F. Dimoek, l. j.
Isoree,. George Caverhill. ]. II. Piumffef.
Sir Henry NJ Pellat, Frederic Nicholas,
". G. Ross, J. y. Wilson. James Mason
Robert Mackay. David McKeen and VIII
lam MacMaSter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
NEGRO TOOK NO CHANCES
Tgesped Before Respite, Delaying Exc
oution, Arrived.

Palm Beach, Fla, June l4.-AH prepafa'
tions had been made TO hang George Fields
= negro. in West Palm Beaeh TINS AFTER
noon The only thing lacking was the
negro He escaped from jail at 81 Au-
CUISINE last night Meantime not knowing
of the escape. Governor Chemist teie-
..t,aa 6 respite of a week pending in
y.stigstion of the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
ENNIS. PEDESTRIAN, IN CHICAGO

Chicago, June 17-"Honest Johh Ennis
who hopes to lower Edward Faysoh ives
-, ocean-to-ocean record. delivered a
Iatter from Mayor Gaynor of New York to
Nicer Russe of this city to-day. Ennis is
80 davs in advance of Weston's best pre-
.,io,,s reaord and seven days ahead of the
,..teran,s record for the New York-Chicago
walk last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
CHICAGO BARS UNDERWRITERS"

Chicago, June lz.-Fornal notice served
on members OF the Board OF Trade by
Fohu J. Hill. chairman OF the bucketshop
committee, that trading in ''indemRities, 3"
otherwise known as privileges viii not
be tolerated, and that if necessary aid of
,ba courts will be invoked 10 stop the
nractice. resulted to-day in half a dozen
nrofninent firms notifying their customers
that this form OF trading would be sban-
donrd bv them. Others are expected to
follow tits example.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
SEKp & RuRpEE co. SELL OUT.

4zze-se June l7-Deere & &C, of No
~ Il hz7e acquired the Kemp & Bur
= e4npsny. o. THIS city, capitalized al
y employing three hundred men and
- business Of 3 noo.ooo q Year iii the
.-ao'ufe CT agricultural implements.
-e1lorlss here VII be continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
r, EDITION. FRAUD CASES TO JURY.

poobester. June i7.-Elmer h Charles, OF
- arnointed by Governor Hughes as
y ,,rosec,1tor to investigate the alleged
49,, sra,,d cases in Rochester, will so
s'sare the grand jury with his cases when
-. ho5y eonyenes Monday morning. He
20 80, holding John Doe proceedings be-
fore fore Police Justice, chadsey and whatever At .,
ne n9s ,,yars fo determine whether indict-
s,ents shall be found.