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New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
BLAMES THE COTTON POOL
Government Official Says No
Spinner BUYS at High Prices.

An official of the Department OF Justice
was IN the city yesterday getting additional
Information relating to the charges against
tne cotton bull pool. The government is
preparing to meet every possible move that
may be made by the counsel for the in
olcted men, It was said that the case could
not possibly be reached before the autumn,
nut that by that time il would be ready
for prosecution.
Inc government official said last evening
that more than one-third of the spindles
In the country Were idle involving several
hundred thousand operatives, and that this
laieness was entirely due TO the bull pool
operations. No spinner would add to his
STOCK or goods at the present prices ii
was siid-prices that were two cents higher
for July delivery than October.
There is not mill in the United States
mat VIII stock up" the federal official
said, knowing that the goods now made
VIII nave to compete with the lower prices
of The new crop. The pool controlled three
fourths of the. cotton in the country, and
now controls practically all of it. On Nav
there were about 100000 bales In this
country. In five years there have not been
less than $4,000 bales exported. There have
been that many bales engaged this year.
The pool had its clutches on 10000 bales.
There you have the story of what the pool
controlled
Counsel for the indicted men expect to
win in the fight against the legality of
the special grand jury. The objection was
that the jury was not chosen from the
special panel, which was true. The counsel
Tor the government, il was said last even
ing, are not worrying about the standing
Of the grand jury
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
STOCKS DOWN ON FALSE RUMoR
Report Of j. P. Morgan's Illness
Causes Some Sharp Declines.

An unfounded rumor that j. Pierpont
Morgan was seriously i'll and would have
to undergo an operation was circulated in
Wall Street shortly after the market
opened yesterday, and was one of the in
fiuences that caused q sharp break in
prices the declines in the active stocks
ranging from 2 to points.
The report was promptly denied at the
Morgan offices. J. P. Morgan, jr-, laughed
heartily when asked If his father was ILL.,
There is nothing the matter with him, -
he replied. adding, If there was you
wouldn't find me in such good spirits
George W. Perkins said that the rumor
was simply a revival Of the fabrications
concerning Mr. Morgans health current
when he was abroad.
About an hour after the rumor had been
put in circulation Mr. Morgan refuted it
in person by appearing at his Office ap-
narently in the best of health. He re-
nained about three hours, leaving there
for the day shortly after O'Clock
The personal appearance of Mr.. Morgan
in the Street and the official denials that
there was anything the matter with his
health did not however, check the down.
ward movement of the market. and the
closing prices of many Of the active issues
were at the low point of the day.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
FIRST BALE 1910 COTTON AT $3.50.

The first bale of this years cotton crop
arrived here from Texas yesterday. and
was sold at auction in front of the New
York Cotton Exchange. The bidding started
at 20 cents pound. and after a spirited
contest between leading Cotton Exchange
houses for the honor of buying the first
bale Of the 1910 crop the cotton was
knocked down to s. NJ. Weld & CO. for 80
cents a pound AS the bale weighed five
hundred pounds, il cost the firm $3.50. The
proceeds will be devoted to charity, and
the bale will now be shipped to Liverpool
and sold at auction there. The bale sold
yesterday was ginned at Mercedes. Tex.
on June %, five days earlier than the first
bale of 1909. 1t was first shipped to Hous-
ton, Tex, where it sold at auction.
and was then shipped TO New York
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
INV Telegraph to The Tribune ]
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago June 2T-Dollar wheat fascinated
sreculators to-day Every future delivery closed
here this afternoon above that mark Before the
beginning OF alarm about the effect OF drouth
or the spring crop the price was IN the SOs-
well under soc bushel Latest trading was at
nearly the top figures of the day and showed a
NET gain OF issQaHc as compared with Satur-
dav night In decided contrast. corn finished
T,1ic TO 1isc down and oats SsGAc 10 S1%.c.
II was ragged wind-up In provisions all the
way from 25a65c decline 10 sc advance. The
most excited buying of the session came In the
last fifteen minutes. when all wheat months
went over the dollar level Opening with sharp
rise due TO a dry Northwest. the market more
than lost all the gain. The reason was proft
taking but the strength returned. and prices
went higher than before. following increased
scare in the sprlng wheat belt regarding the
absence OF general rains and because OF the
prospect OF more heat. Liverpool was reported as
taking serious view of the crop situation on
this side. sudden bullish quotation at Win
nipeg added 70 the tension. The visible supp<v
showed larger decresse than expected. and
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

Spot dull and 10 points lower at 15c for mid
ding upland and 10 25c for middling Gulf. Sales.
! 1S9 bales: delievered contract. 500 bales.
Liverpool cables: Spot dull and easier; sales,
1900 bales: speculation and export. 300; Ameri-
can, 1900: middling upland, 791d. Futures
opened quiet. 1a91 point lower; closed easy, Il
az points lower June. 7.59d; June-July, 7.4S12d;
July-August. 7.3s12d; Acknowledgements. 71od;
September-October IND; October-November,
6o3hd: November-December. SAND; DeceIn-
ber-January, 6.41Hd January-February. 6.40d
February-March, 6.3919d; March-April $500;
April-May and May-June 6.3Shd.
COFFEE-Moderately active with sales OF
2575O bags of which 5000 were exchanges
from September to May al points and from
September to December on even basis. Prices
early were points higher for June and un-
changed for other positions, but near the close
there was liquidation in the July position and
final figures net points lower for the
near positions and unchanged TO points
higher for the later months Havre was i q
franc higher Hamburg unchanged tc
pfennig advance. Rio unchanged, and Santos
unchanged to 20 reis higher. Advioes from
Havre stated that 1t had been announced IN
Europe on June IS that the final 80, 900 bag
OF valorization coffee to be sold this season
had been disposed OF in America. This was
the first intimatfon the trade had received
that the sale had been made, but operators
generally had been anticipating the announce
Inent, as IL understood that according to
the agreement this amount of coffee would
have to be sold before the first OF July. Spot
inactive but steady on the basis Of Bloc for
Rio No Z Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool June 2T-wHEAT-Spot dull;
No red Western winter, no stock, futures
steady: July. 6s 7Sd: October. ss 94.d; De
cember. IS 10Tsd- CORN-Spot firm: old
American mixed, IS 4zd; do via Galveston
IS 3iad: kiln dried. IS Id; futures quiet;
July. nominal; September. Is Sd. PEAS
Canadian. Is FLOUR-Winter patents. 2es
Sd. HOPS in London (Pacifc Coast1, f3 Is y
"A IS. BEEF-Extra India mess. IS2s Sd.
PORK-Prime mess Western loss 3D. HAMS
Short cut, Tss- BACON-Curnberland cut.
T3s: short rib. 74s: clear bellies. T4s Sd; long
clear middles. light 73s; heavy. 72s: short
clear backs, 6es Sd. SHOULDERS-Square
Sos Sd. LARD-Prinne western, tisrces. 62s
Sd; American refined pals. 63s 3D. CHEESE
Canadian finest white and colored. new,
53s cd: white, Old. Sos: colored old. 56s
TURPENTINE-Spirits. AS. ROSIN-Corn-
mon. lis Sd. PETROLEUM-Rehned. 7tsd
LINSEED OIL. 3Is- TALLOW-Australian
in London. s4s %. CoTToNsEED oIL-Hull
refined, spot. 27s Sd.
London, June 2T.+SUGAR-Raw. ceutrff-
ugal. 14s Sd; Lnuscovado. 12s Sd; beet. June.
las 9%d. LINSEED-Calcutta. Juns-July,
SIS LINSEED OIL. 34s Sd. SPERM OIL
f32 PETROLEUM-Amerfca refined. 81 /:
spirits. I'd TURPENTrSE-Spirits. 44s Sd
ROSIN-American strained. 13s; fine. 15s Sd
Antwerp. June 2I--PETRoLEUM- 10 francs
so centimes.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Bidding by room traders who had sold
snort earlier in the day and who were
willing TO secure profits on the heavy drop
81 prices. was q feature OF the closing deal
inEs on the Consolidated Stock Exchange.
A. q result a number OF the prominent
stocks failed by a stout fraction to get as
low as they did on the New York STOCK
Exchange. Reading. for example. did not
ger under 15lis. against 15o5s on the other
board and Union Pacific under l6I, against
166s, Idalfdation in heavy volume mingled
in the early dealings with large profess
sioral selling for short account Much
stock WAS forced on the market through
the exhaustion OF margins and the reach
ing Of sIop-loSs orders. The weakness Of
United States Steel common eHerted an un-
settling influence elsewhere in the list
There WAS = renewal of talk regarding
damage to the Northwestern spring wheat
crop and the bears also tried 10 bring into
play rurnors regarding the health of proml-
reu1 fnanciers. Sales reached the heavy
total Of 1880 shares. with, f1fty-nine
stocks changing hands. Steel common
which led In volume with S. 400 shares, did
not sell above 77lk, against a high of 779s
On the other exchange Detailed operations
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

4.soc and 10000 bags. August shipment: at
Spot prices; Centrifugal. s6 test, 424c' m nuse s,
vado. 50 test, 374c. and molasses sugar. % 1890
s.4sc The London market for beet sugar 4pennd and
quiet, but %Q2Ad higher, with June, Juiy @ a
August quoted at las s&d. Later. June "As
las 9lsd: July. las 10iad;s August. las l4Au
RICE-Fairly active here, but quiet al Pii
mary points. Market steady to firm -,
METALS-COPPER-Sta weak SpO
and June. 1195G12 25c; July, August ana IA
teInber. II. 05a12 20c London easy; spo,ss col n
lis Sd: futures. f55 3s Cd. Lake. here. l-o.
12S7lsc; electrolytic 122aGl2 soc; ot;as 90
1212A@12. .S71fc. TIN-Quiet spot 32 3oa o. ,s .Us
June 30 55a32 70c July. 81. 4og Aug e.,
and September. 81. 35932. 55c. London hrn; ST. 81
f14S 5s: futures: f14o IS Sd LEADaGuiet spS,' g.
4.453450c New York and ali q4221sc tas, Ut 81
Louis. London. fl2 15s. SPELTER-Quiel' Sp
4.45@450c New York and 411ts@4.ZZ1c Eos -
ST. Louis. London, f22 5s 1RON-GoWei'
ASS 101zd for Cleveland warrants in LONDON t0G
cally quiet: No 1 foundry Northern. $500 Sao oUg
SIG Ia No Northern. s16gs16 20 NO L S3u,nson 1o
and No 1 Southern soft. SIC 259sl6 10 Fig h0n
W1ltshls MohassEs ssnssAns1S sSp sYRuPs-steady but
quiet and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-ouiet. but steady and un-
changed.
OILS-No change in linseed. Refined pet5o,. r,.
eum steady at 1850 for standard white IN oD1s
at New York. -.
COTTONSEED OIL-Moderately active; Win Win
sales of 9.600 bbs; prices frrner, especlelIy ioa
the near positions. closing at net unchahseu :"
13 points advance. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
ASK BIDS FOR TURKISH TRoLLEYs

Reouf Bey. acting Consul General Of
Turkey, announced yesterday that the
Ministry of Public Works of his govern
nnent had invited bids for the construction
Of an extensive system Of trolley lines IN
and near Constantinople. Specifications
may be obtained from the Turkish Con-
suIate in this city, and bids may be filed
within six months The successful bidder
Will receive the franchise OF five lines dS
cided upon by the government and or such
other lines as the bidder may propose and
the government may find desirable to IN
clude in the concession.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
Outside SECURITIES.

zrbi1e Trading in the market for OUTSIDE
a,,,,-,+;es continued on a large scale. what
,;tt1a offerings appeared brought about
x,,r.,er reactions. In sympathy with the
,,-a tendency in the stock market.
~. mining list throughout showed con-
-.za-sble weakness, with losses from
...oo+io,, IN nearly a point. At times ousi-
= 80. ,,f,tuallv at a standstill. with the
80 e9S.,.,o .vception of a few Of the low
>,-s ,.or,,ar issues. Chino, Miami. Ray
rlo,3a.+ed Czoldfeld Consolidated, Butte
conT4iG1t9Td nii3on and Nevada His we're the weak
coaie 80 issTes The industrial list was IN inaGTs ,ore
5 but There aPRsad5sd PSRonds at to reeesaons ee @
liberal ,.eIiia,ls Offerings Southern Paclnc
.lf. ron :, were down Y. Detailed operalioiis
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

New York, June q, 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Quie but prices. aiteI
moderate changes both ways. developed decided
strength, and at the close were 19sQZFsc net
higher There was good buying at times oy
commission houses and offerings were small,
while the tone was nervous. Near the close the
Winnipeg market developed decided strength, al
vancng 4hQ45sc from saturday. and this, TO
gether with the strength in the Northwest, where
Minneapolis up 2a2&c caused renewed
buying. The whole situation appears 10 be one
OF apprehension rather than any actual shortage.
and the near positions selling at discount
below the distant months. Liverpool was firm.
against decrease last week of 1000 and
reported of - loads of Manitoba, worked
recently from Winnipeg. No red here. 5! %
nominal, c {. to arrive; No Northern. 81 70
nominal. ( b. to arrive. CORN-Easier. clos
ing at q net decline of 5sG11sc under commis-
sion house selling. due to quite general rains
over a large portion OF the corn belt and favor
able reports regarding the growing crop The
visible supply inceased 81. 900 bushels, COM
pared with decrease last week of $4,000 and
an increase last year Of 173, ,ooo No corn here.
aS19c nominal, elevator domestic basis to ar
rive; export No 2 CSC nominal 0 b. TO arrive.
OATS-Easier early. declining 1ss91Ac on re
ports of rains IN the West but at the close was
net h4Ac lower. The visible supply decreased
GS2 900 bushels. against a decrease last week of
600, 600 and e decrease last year OF loco.
Cash oats firm: natural white 26 to- 32 ro. 450
4Skc; clipped white, 81 to AZ 10, 461zGl49c. RYE
and RARLEY-Nominal.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago June 27-cATTLE-Receipt. 80 900:
gs5 s. heifsrs s4Ss6 o - bais s{S5 @ 'GSS S calves
$3qSS %; stockers and feeders. s4GS5 so. HOGS
Receipts. SO, coo; 5g1oc lower; heavy. 50 45g
50 30; butchers. 50 40Qs9 So; mixed. SO 304S9 40
ass 5o eqlE Of sales s' s. ssase s. REi
as4 70: yearlinEs; g 55@ss; lambs, s5 SoGsS IS;
5000: slow and o5G5Oc lower: prime steers 81 IS
ass %; shipping. So 5oas7 So butchers IS ESQ
So; stock heifers, s. 75qs4 55; fresh cows and
TFiAIS-Receipts 1000; slow and steady; Sc so
ass HOGs-Receipts. 10.5o0; active; heavy
ssea8y s5 g - &c Ee 81 a5 6as 4srsrs
as10 o5; pigs. SO o5Qs1o 10: roughs. IS 65g
SHEEP Fl 1SD LANES Receipts 400: Isaf'e aeti8e
wethers 1oc & gearlings 2Se lambs a6ss 81 higher
s. 65Gs4 So: ewes. IS 75as3 sheep. mixed $50
V Cincinnati. June 27.-cATTIE-Receipts $50;
s. ess q: common. s2asi IS, hoGs@Reeeipts. $50
quiet butchers and shiBRsEs 50 $3.50 so: CON. on
steady and quiet; s2qs4 10. LAMBs-strong
SASS 10.
Kansas City. June 27.-CATTLE-Receipts.
1000 Including $500 southerns; steady; stoekers
strong; dressed beef and export steers. s79ss 25;
ana tssdeEs; saSss 1S so Southern them; 5Sgss $ss
81 5O7$7 80. HOGS-Receipts. 5000; 5a10c
lower; light hogs strong top, 50 80; bulk OF
sales. 50 9OGS9 40; heavy, so 1899 23; packers
pigs sS 75Gss. SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; steady
10 o5c lower; lambs. IS 5OaST 40: yearlngs. $50
S5 10: wethers. 81 254S3; ewes, SS IoGs4 20;
stockers and feeders. 81 75dS4 80
Pittsburg June 2T.-cATTLE-Supply light
choice. 81 T56ss; prime. 81 404S7 65. SHEEP
sI!pply light: prime wethers, 81 So4S+ so; culls
ana common. s2qSS; lambs. so9sI 90, VEAL
prime heavIes 50 so: mediums. 50 70: heavy
Workers 50 so; light Workers and pigs. slOGg
SO 10; roughs. sSqSS 65-
[By Telegraph to The Tribunel
louisville June 27-SHE;ESP AND LAMBS-
Receipts 1898. but quality Of lambs not extra
good: market slow; best lambs opened about
1Oc lower. tops selling at 81 5olfSI 10; seconds.
IS 5OGs6: culIs. Sass: fat sheep. 81 down;
bucks SIS down; common. trashy sheep. dull;
nrfme western stock ewes, S5GsJ %; Sood
natives SfIs5: common ewes not wanted. NO
market here July 4.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive. but
prices were nominaly higher in sympathy
with wheat Spring patents. s5 IS Sc so:
winter straights, 81 40 @s4 55: winter patents,
"a Go0s5 10: spring clears. 81 2oQ 81 50i ex-
ira No / winter So So Ts4: extra No win
ter So 60nS3 10; Kansas stratshts 81 T59
81 95 RYE FLOUR-Steady fair to good.
81 15Gk4 40: choice to fancy, 81 40 81 30.
CORNMEAL-Knn dried. So 80. BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow. 81 80 q 81 80: coarse,
81 o5ms1 so. FEED-Western spring. s21 So :;
standard midding. s22 IS; -four do, s27 so:
red. dog s2s 10; city bran na $50 40 bulk SO S92
Hominy chop. s24 SO bulk $25 20 sacks. OIL
MEAL s326sa3.
PROVIsIONS-Easer early influenced by
larger receipts OF live hogs than anticipated and
a decline of 5G10 points In the live hog mar
Eet Late in the session the market was frmer.
FoRK-steady; mess. saaasa5 so. family. $3.50
si5asi6: family. s10Qs20; packet. Sl7GS17 so;
extra India mess ss0Gssl BEEF HAMs-Quiet;
s2sGs26 DRESSED HoGs-steady; bacons.
f3Src: $50 10 1880: 100 n. 134sc: 40 n. 1850:
pigs 13Nc. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies barely
steady; smoking. Isle; 10 10. lslac; i2 10: 1sc;
IA n. tic. Pickled hans steady: 16q161ac. tai
IIOW-Quiet; city. csc: country, sisa6esc-
LARD-Easy: Middle West. l.. 25g12 SIC. city
quiet: 1oc. Refined barely steady; South Amer
lea lac Continent. IS 20c; Brazil. kegs lhc.
Compound quiet; 9I4dl0c. STBARINE-Bar
steady: oleo. lie; city lard. 14GI1419c
SUGAK-Refned firm. fairly active but un-
changed; standard Eranulated quoted at 5-l5c
net less per cent cash Raw here firIn but un-
changed for spot. There were sales OF 10000
bags Porto Rice second half July shipment at
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

Toledo. June 7-cLOvERsEED-ca 81;
October. Ss So: December, so SO; March s6 a211.
So q: August. 81 IS. AL
SIkE-Prime. 81 so: August 81 95.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
CHEESE HIGHER AT UTICA.

Utica. ". Y. June "a halt-ceut advance zoe
cheese featured to-Gays session q the Utica
Dairy Board OF Trade The sales were. Large
white 100 boxes. at lie: large Colorsd. 3T9 boxes.
at l4c: small white. 1.456 boxes at I4c; snail
coicred. 4.2l5 boxes. at lie BCTTER-Crsarn-
cry. As tubs sold at 2s1zc; 100 tubs az 29c; 50
crates OF prints. az POI
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
NEW YORK PRICES.

COTTON-Ouiet, and while operators were
bearish- selling was not aggressive. while
there seemed to be sufficient demand from
some Of the spot people to impart a steady
tone to the situation at moderate decline
from the closing figures of last week. Last.
prices were steady at q loss of only 249
points, compared with the close of Saturday.
Spot house buying of the new crop was a
feature, and attributed to the hedging
of next seasons requirements by manufact-
urers, although in contrast to this policy
some of tho private cables reported that Man
chester was selling futures against stocks of,
yarns To-day will be the first July notice
day in New York, but 1t is not expected that
the notices will be heavy. as comparatively
little cotton has been arriving here from the
South of late. On the other hand. shipments
from the New York stock have been heavy.
and the certifcated supply is down to under
100, 600, making it appear that the bull lead
quite prepared to take up whatever
cotton may be offered. Southern spot mar
kets were unchanged to 1sc lower. The first
bale of the crop was sold here at auction
just after the close, bringing SOC a pound.
The proceeds of the sale go TO the usual
charities and the bale, which first sold
in Houston on June %, will be shipped from
here TO Liverpool this week to be again
auctioned. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
>ta-,,-t,o 1aforo-
Maturing 1sfo-2T
FURNISHED by Svartwout & AppenZellar, No 40
Pine STD

Pine Sd
Name Maturity Interest yield
Atlantic Coast Line D C, fS10-'7.. "a "a
Buff r & Pitts 441s p C. 1919'27 4S 45s
Cent OF Ga Ry 41a-5 c. 1910-'T7.. as IA
Cent r r OF N ], p c, 1912-'17-.. 4n
Ches & Ohio 2 c. 1910 1T-------- a. si1
Chic &. Alt 44h-5 p c. 1e10-19---- 5S AZ,
Chic & z III 4r-5 . c, 191o-1I.... Va a.
Chic i & P Ry 4a-S C. 1000 81. 50
Gin Ham & Day AS c. 1910-20 s.. ~
Del & Hud Az D c, 1922. ........... As Ais
Erie 44h-5 2 c. 1910-'11. 511
Hook Val AZ D G 191O-'1S-------. 47s an
Hud 4 Man D c. 1sI9-'Ie.- 50 S
Kan CITY Fs S & NJ Al C. 1910-'f5 5s as
Kan City So IA D c. 191O-'15. go. 4la
Tebfgh Val r r 44I5 D C, 19l0-'16 411 Al.
Mo Pac 3 D C. 191O-'17.. 6s as
Mobile & Ohio As c. 191o-'16---.. SIS ~
Cent Lines 5 c. 1910-'22. "a u.
Norfolk & W 1 . c, 1910-16-...-... A. Al.
Pennsylvania 311-4 2 c. I910-17.---- An A.
81 L & 2 44t-5 c. 19l0-17..-. 5ls as
do guar a C & D c. 19fo-'11.. 5ls a.
Seaboard A L 44s-5 p c, 191S1T--. 5S 4's
So Railway 31s441z fsIO~'21-- 49,
virginian Ry D c, 1910 '19...----. 5A as
Wabash r r 411-5 D c, 1910-21--.. 81 "a
Wheel & 7, z AIS c. 191o-22----
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS

THE BANK FOR SAVINGS
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
ESQ Fourth Avenue. June 18TH. 1910
1SeND SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
The Board Of Trustees has declared an n
terest dividend for the Six Months ending Juns
Both 1910 at the rate OF THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. Per annur1 oo all sums or
SIS 90 and upward entitled thereto and payaole
on and after July 20th, 1910.
The dividend will be credited 70 depositors
as principal July 1st, 1910. -
Deposits made on or before July 9th, 1910
will draw interest from July Let. 1910.
WALTER TRINBLE. President
CHARLES a. SHERMAN. Secretary.
LANES KNOWLES Conptrolle-.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
INDUSTRIAL.

Omen. High. Low Last "a
Sales - 80, tp1H 2fA 2l =
400 +Janpaa.EIy on.,sil n.,ssil f fs 81 u 81 % 81 j
800 SOC sFsI@5s5, OF 6 ssl 81 osi 81 eis SIS
!. 500 % 5s1sof'9 s Z : Heat i. = /. *
onO do rref 3 %
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

worlds shipments were below me estima.ss
weekly Requirements. shorts sold early. but TeTe
all covering later. Range of prices
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by ". y. Coler & Co.. No. 43 Ceda
street)
(Accr1Ied to he added
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
cLOVERSEED PRICES.

Eigin. June 27.-BUTTER 6ru. 271zc
put, 1883, 500 h.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Coupons intercha ngeable. tRegistered tCou-
pors. sRegistered and coupons. fSterling-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
BONDS,

- 600 D &FtD "a o s2s. a24s e2% a2H.
% 600 SEP 80 Paf Pac 81 5s.. a8hs eaA e2A S2a
= ,.,s +sells cents per share. Tex divi-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
MINING.
BONDS
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

1o9e Comstock S.. IL IL IL II
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by r. L. Day & Co.. No. 81 Wall
street)
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal. tElevator. domestic basis.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. June %. 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
RAILROAD

ooo g-nicaro Subway. rs Is
MINING.