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New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. June q. 1910
BEEVES-Rscsipts, 80 ears or $50 bad.
the market No trading feeling steadv.
Dressed beef in moderate demand at o61@c
per ID for native sides
CALVES-Receipts, $50: 500 on sale Neais
active and firm 20 shade higher. All sold
Ordinary 70 choice veals. s. 25 Oslo per 100
10, cuIls. SsdST Dressed calves strong; city
dressed vsals. IS a15c per 70 country dressed.
saies-s Judd & Co. * vssls. 1s2 -
average. $40 per 100 ID; Gull. 100 -. s.
J. G. Curtis & Son: 12e veals. 15s u. 50 80
JefiiTe. Wright Co. II vsals. 1s4 r.
50 s2i.; 142. f41 -. So so. IL eulls. 1ss n.
Mcpherson & Co. Virginia calves. ta5
SHEEP AND LAsrBs-Recsipts. 1s1s ears.
or 4.a75 head 15i ears OF ,., ss.s MaFss. s5 ss;.
sheep. $4G IS 25 per 100 ID. culls. Sc 2 g so
lambs. SEQ SO Dressed mutton steady st
1O112tac per 10. dressed yesrIfnss. Is 2 l6c.
dressed lambs. 1591st5c-
lambs. IS ID average. $40 per 100 70; 22s. "a
10 SO. 502 MARYLAND, s5 -. SO, z Mar
land sheep. 14O ID. 50 IS; 8. 15s 10 81 90
Virginia. 100 II. s., euils. '8 II. - o.
Ksrns Commission Company: $50 virStniA
lambs. 20 ID. SO. 24s, . 10, $40; III % ~,
$40; 292 Maryland g n SIC. [jTsifte 80 ~
T9bin K Shannon $50 virginia lambs 81
- $40; gao es u. $40: S2o. O. - So 50; ,.
sheep, 11S ID. s. 25; u. los u; 81 - -
SO: 2S4 81 ID. $40; s1O. 20 II. $40; 1se. As
p 8 go 81 e o yi.sins e e is iResg > d. 'O '1'
Shippers Commission Company 29s w
xinia lambs. 66 ID. SO. yeaTlinss- q ID. -
head: i car On sale. 20 sales reported feel
tng steady.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
PACKING STOCK SUIT OFF
Action Brought by Former Di-
rector Dismissed bv Court.

Justice Gerard dismissed yesterday the
action brought b. Frederick Joseph against
Ferdinand SuIzberker, OF the Schwarzsctild
& Sulzberger Company. for $4,000 for the
DEFENDANTS alleged failure TO deliver Ger
tain stock Of tho compaU-.
Upcn the trial Of the case II developed
that while Joseph was director of the
Schwarzschiid & Sulzberger Company he
entered into an agreement with Z. H Til
den, president OF the National Packing
Compan-. 10 sell sIl his stock 70 Titdeu.
he also agreed 70 place his services at the
command Of Tilden and the interests iden-
1ihed with him in auy rival company that
Tild4n might select.
When Joseph left the SchvarzschiId &
Sllzbe-ger Company he became the presi-
dent O. the New York Butchers Dressed
Beef Company, organized TO compete with
the so-called Beef Trust. Later the con
lrcl Of that company PASSED into the hands
OF the National Packing COMPANY
An action is nov pending in the New
York Supreme Court. brought Icy the
6chv arzschild 4 Sulzberger COMPANY,
against Joseph 10 recover the secret profits
which ire plaintiffs say Joseph made on
the sale Of his stock TO Tiiden or the IA
uonsl Packing Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

ION bag, 81 25GS1 80; OzRA. sou,hsrn. car
rfsr. 81 50dS3 80. PEAS. jersey. large. basksr.
S1dsf y. small St1Sf y. Delawsrs and Mar
land. Eastern shore. lsfgs. S1es1 -. small ~.
Baltimore large or small. o0cNS1; Virginia, hsif
boI basket. JOc6x1 PEPPERS. FloTt1a, lsrzs
box. 81 50dS2 -. carrier. 81 2J9Sf -. Bern1uds.
crate. 55c. PARSLEY. New Orleans. curry Or
plain, bbl. 81 GS3, STRING BEANS. Virzinia
wax half bbl basket S19Si .. green. 55c0s1.
third basket. 75c; North Carolina. way half bel
basket 81. green, 7Jcs South Carolina Georgia
and Florida 5CdTJc. SQUASH. marrow. bcl
crate 81 5OG$2- yellow b6i- 5oce$l =. box. go
9S1: basket, 4Og7Jc white bbl 5ocds1. ooS-
5Ol 75c- basket 4Gyd6fc. TTRNIPS. rIifabozs-
bbl S20S2 so. white. new l0D bu1ches. S9cns-s
tomatoes. Florida. carrier. 5Jc4S2, hothouse.
y. Sd12c. WATERCRESS. 100 bu1ches. SiV
81 -.
MILK AND CREA1I-Ths exchange rate r--
mains at &c quart net 70 the shipper tu ne
&c zcne or 81 81 q 4l-quart can Geiivered IN
New York The indications are that this VIII
be the minimum of the year. the ruauufact-
UrinE basis remains high and there s. strong
competition between the fluid dealers and mann
facturers for the supply The dealers say taat
the surplus is the narrowest for June within
their memory and they seem 20 Be anxious
about their July ard August supplies. TIE SIT
uatiOn is remarkable
The receipts Of milk and cream IN 20 quart
cans for the week ended June were fot-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. June a-CATTI,E-Receiptt. e.5oef
steady to IOc higher. steers, IS 25e s. -
cows. 81 50G s6 20 hsifsrs. - . a y p. pulls
81 40 n SO q: calves. sSd 50. stocksrs and
feeders. - 20 dS6 80. HOGS--Receipts. IL
900. 100 15c higher; choice heay~. 50 - q
so 10 butchers. 50 65G SO 70: light mixed.
81 s. q 50 s.. choice light 50 $50 81 20 pack .
ing 81 55 50 s.: pigs, 50 . a 50 80 bulk %
sales. 50 90 n So 20 SHEEP and LAMBS re
celpts 10000. steady; sheer. s. - a SS: lambs
s. So 50. spring lambs S9G So 10. ysariinss-
ESnsss CITY. June e.-CATTIE-Recsi
2 200 including 800 SOutherns. steady n
strong; top. IS so: dressed beef and export
steers. 81 500 IS so. fair TO good. 81 $50 $! 40
western - 90 Sc 10, stockers ana teeders-
s. p q IS 30: southern 81 sO9 s.. soUtnern
cows. Sc T5 z IS 80. native, 8. = 2 - .. neiI-
ers s. n 81 80. bulls SO 75 n S6 ., calves. So
&c =. HOCS-Recetprs Z. 900 sc higher yoP
81 90 bulk o. sales. 50 40 n 50 so heavy, 81 -
:, 50 80. packers and butchers. 50 81 - a 90 80
light 90 50 a 50 *: pigs SoM 80 = SHEE p
Receipts. 900. lambs strong. sheep 10 2 90
bigher; lambs. s. tO q So 40, yearltuEs. So p
SIS: v-.thArs. s5ESs. ewes, 81 500 50 % E
stocksrz ana feeders. s. q s. 80
7riI-7s steers s. 15T So 81 vEALs-Rsceipts,
sa0. active and CSC lower, s. q 50 50. HOES
Rerefpts 1000: active and STEADY SHE
and T,AsIBS-Receipts. 200, active. wethsf5
Toe higher at SS1Ss ..
CINCINNATI. June Q. - CATTLE - Ftscel pts
500 1r1ier and steady. fair 70 good s1tPper-.
s6 40 = 81 50. common. 81 20G 81 90 HOti~-
pecefors. 2 s41. stead % strong, b1tc1srs aTll
zbfppers 50 90 2 50 60 common s. - 50 90
cTTr-E-E3ecafprs 7TG steady At $ 5c 2
S475 Lambs steady at S49S9
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
" LIGHT AND TRACTION CO.
III rsgs Over Properties IN Colorado.
KsT Mexico and Wyoming.

,s Fsie-si Light and Traction Com
- 1as tust been Incorporated unde- the
n g. ms z-s-s. ---h a capital e
stslt u r5te over tie varlous utility
.-aaaaz In Colorado. CAv Mexico and
7'--7 O. the total capital cne-helf Is
- 90. cumulative Preferred stock, Of
4 --- f,st ln9 win be issued Immediately,
y }iia 600 ccnuo- stock, cf which ff,-
~ e 70 as Issued ar once.
e sZIeTes trsr the organ izatipn Of
aanaz1y vI -re perfected next weeh-
9 iat ahoEr would be could not he
a'-'- yss.t-5s-. b-r l- is understood that
siiect1-ais VIII -rCla6e representatives.
1e Nsuslsl -f-- Bank and several
q tE-aaaEe firms mat we're interested
=. lo-naron ct THE company
1paliss tAat viii hs IN the merger
ac-plste6 include the fcllcTfng:
&c Haracc Rsnvs~ and Light Com
e s5s-deen. Wash. Sheridan
-g- suc Power Company. Of
-..aa VIZ the EswIins Electric Light
y lonusn-. % Es7Ilns. Wyo.- the
- -.s-l-lc LzL- and Po- cr Com
2 A17t-ose, Col The Hobart Light
/ lossf Connsny. cf 1To--ose. Col;
i 40 ferq9- t5as Electric Ltght and
--lkanr sn5 tLe albuquerque Elec-
- Jarrsrr. both cf Albuquerque
ne las Vega Ts-Et and Power
- ano tle LES VEGAS Transit Com
- of Las FeEss. = a.. tho Tue
- ,G.- L-gEr and Power Com
:. lie Tucson Ea-id Transit CON-
Iaeson. Ariz.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago June alleged intcnclustvsness OF
tbs 1ozssrrroArr report as 20 the growing crop
of wheat gave rise to Nehement argument to
dsv on change. and in the end helped put UP
r,rires There was more debate, however. than
trade Assertions we're also made that for the
first time in many years the United States had
Tn -rheat sold 70 ITurore for shipment during
july August End September The close here
vas arm and 1sdkc net higher. Corn finished
changed 70 &c up. and provisions showed a gain
of 7iea25o Quotations for wheat were in
rIiped dowuward but so slowly to lend no
.nr~,r-srerneut 10 sellers Free delivery for
ash aided in sustaining the market FOR futures
rourrha SOS ~ AIS 900 bushels since the close u
business YESTERDAY were reported. About all
the Ne. I Northern here has nov been sofa 70
Local and Eastern mills. In this connection
comment was caused by statements that only
ZOO 900 bushels Of the stock al Minneapolis
have escaped ownership by the mills there or
elsea here Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

ne Frs has made and felt the same vibrations
The sounds Of 'Fk'' and ''g," being formed
at the back of the tongue, are acquired
with difficulty. In spite OF this fact. Alec
VINO .l IS only three years old. can pEoInounce pSIa
The mirror lie Of particular assistance in
teaching the child the positions behind the the
sounds Of these last-named letters. Inc
mirror also serves the purpose OF correc,I-
An hour Of nearly every day is devoted 70
sitting with each little one in turn be1ore
lhe looking glass. where he IS gwen tIe
talk: This. with the baby. is one of the
most popular features OF his trainlng- re
sees his own mouth. and his teacner S, siae
by side, and IS thus able 10 observe the
tongue from base to tip, to compare posi-
tions. and so to perfect hinseIT IN the
pleasurable task of learning Speech
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
EoREI6N MARKETS

Liverpool. Juns e--vHEAT-spo dull ~
red western winter. no stock. IutuTeR
s+eady: July. 6s 61sd OCTOBER. IS ssd; De
cA-7bsr nominal CORN-SpOt easy CID Arne--
Fcsn mixed s. 4d, new kiln dried. A. II I'd
do via Galveston. IS Sd; futures quiet, Jul.
nominal. September. - sid PEAS-erane
dian steady IS. HOPS IN london tPactec
Coastl. f4aF5- LOJE--lNtrteC Pa Fl snIS = - -
ID BEEF-Extra India mess, l2Ls % POEtk
Prime mess Western. l01s Sd HANS
short -71ts 76g Sd BACoN-Cuubsrlan cIt-
Sgs Cd; short rib 72s Cd. clear bellies, SIS.
forz clear u1fddIes light. rs; Esavy, us -
s5o77- cIAsr backs s9s sf SHOCLDERS-
square. SIS Sd LARD-Prims Wssterr
ttsrces 6ss Sd: American refined. pals, e37
Cd CHEEsE-Canzdisn finest white. IS %
SoTo-Ad dull 56s- TALLOW-Prfue city. No
sro~jx- Australian IN London. S5s TURPEN-
TINF-SpIrfts. 4os 96- ROSIN-Ccrrl1l5n, Los
a. PETROT.E TIT-Rsfned- T17d- LINSEEp
or. POS Sd. COTTONSEED OIL-Huu -
london. June s--sUGAR-Rew. centrifugal.
las T-d: r1uscovado rs Sc, beet. Junss -
SIf NSEED-CaIcutta. Juns-July, 9SS
80 ITNSFED OIL 33s II id SPERM OF,
~ ROLEUM--A1nertcan refined, SAD
SPIRITS. "a CRPEETISE-Sptrtrs. - %
RCSIN-Ar1s-ican srrafned Us: nne. Us "a
4ntweru, Juns e-PETROLEUM--fe francs
so csntiuss-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
/ END RECE|VERSH|P
..,,es of Chicago Traction
Ss-sIs.'ot ls,oIders To Be Adjusted.

W. ,,.-~-aeu representative
-ss cohis.t..' =. Rsslvzvs Company and the
~ ciio@+s, :, rhe Chicago Consolidated
la'l's-y .-o,sDany which have been gong
.a'r -. -. for several DAYS have been
tfs - - - resumed in Chicago on
~ j. -. ,-terests have sssented 70 a
E-s @ =. :, adjustment Of the griev-
..-ss'iou n,r6holders. but others have
- q s-,-ther tine in which to make
- = - intentions TIE essentia1
- = ne plan Of settlement which
gre = -.1, agreed upon provides, II IS
besn - the bon5holders are 10
-,s-s'o9- -s- cent income bond Of the
~ : rorpanv. equivalent - face
pasa's .,e-hsf of the 4 Per cent bonds
- ., ,-onuoIideted Company involved lh
~ negotiations
o. rrss..- siuese holder Of these bonds
- - estate. and it Is understood
y o,e o. the interests which
- y. .se adjournment until June -,
~ :. -guside- the plan before coming
~ -, Its purpose ia asking for
. ---,s--. Fl IS said. is Tot because
+ $50 70 The plan but because, II
.-.s-e various LEGAL questions are
~ -he acceptance or refusal of
r''s''- '-.-,-,,sf-ior. A considerable number
- Y.-iral holders OF the old bonds,
ssve already sssented TO the
Il be,fe-ed that II VIII be az
= = --s-tfrallv all the interests of
---.s,-s II the plan goes through
--.s..,,s-ship Of tne Chicago Railways
v,-l Be lifted IS soon as the legal
ran be met bv both sides
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
WILLING TO TESTIFY ONCE
Railroad Witnesses Object to Trial IN
New York and Then in Ohio.

Justice Gieserica listened TO argument
r,- counsel yesterday on an application 70
vaCate rUbpanas issUed 20 several ON
cfaIe aud directors OF the raiiroaos III u 90
-, the ALLEGED combination TO con'rol me
I-ana,,-ss & Michigan. Hooking NdIley a'i"
rl,e Toledo 4 Ohio central
The companies said % be IN this conipliia-
tio,, arc tho Eric. Pennsylvania, Ne" ! o. or n
,-,rtral Chesapeake & Ohio and sall-
r,;, samuel I-nteruiyer obtained
-, INJUNCTION IN Ohio restraining me holo-
~-s Cf the Eanawha & Michigan stock rom
-o,Inv on the proposition and reslL @llii,, ms
the stockholders from disPosins Oh - -
boldinss pending the further oroef Oh ''''
,,17-r TEc also asked for . receiver.
,Ias Harby. IN asking that the suop'-',.7 ~.
- ,-a~atod. eontended That, as the VII
,-.secs named were going 70 present me
80, .,.,-, Q..as no reason why they should
bo examined here.
r.,srice o;ie-erich reserved decision
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
NATURAL GAS mi EUROPE,

The first important discover OF natural
gas in Europe is reported from iNts-Sarnas
In the district Of Klausenburg- ia Hungary
Its presence first became known two years
ago when shepherd boys used 10 light the
VaDors rising from the marshes pon
eeologisl's report the Ministry Of Finance
directed borings to be made. when large
quantities or gas were discovered ar a
depth of sixty feet. The borings were con-
tinued 20 a depth Of six hundred feet when
rhe gas was found in such volume that
big stones were thrown into the eir 3y II.
Al the present time the gas Is flowing
out Of a pipe twenty feet above the ground
with a noise that can be heard SIX miles
away. Experts estimate the nov Az sew
enty cubic feet a second Dundee Adver-
tispT
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
STUDENTS LIGHT THE LAMPS.

s,qnsas CIry's street lighting system ,,1,o,,ne
-. erluI0-neut 10 twenty-slA s9ui,5 S,I,n,
- who with the money they ca, saa tl,eIs1 :
=, tf,sfr chosen professions ho'-,e -,ts
r,,.,, from the business colleges; Iloiil f,.71
is s.i,oois from the medical
4 - ,,@sI ,.olIeaee ana from the tnslllr .
- .t,lg7iz ave reDrrssuted IN tIliA sIo"ll me
il'51 80 felf-supp0rtils studeiith. -,
- received bT thr oprifltvtS tbe
. so a. ssn a month, accurol u - - -
iirll. ~ lsfset.s ols escn GE=rsioi
49,. l.t-cest aslary paid lldlehi 10 80
ttl.-lIsIlsa= City star
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

New York June g. 1910.
GRATN-wHEAT-Prtees after showing a
moderate decline early. hardened, closing az
g n a lower. hut rallied sharply ard closed
at a net advance Of S d Shorts IN July were
nervous owing 70 diminishing stocks, es-
peciaIIy in Chicago. where contract stocks
have decreased 426 900 bushels in three days.
and there was some active buying OF July
vi-h selling Of September. No red here
closed 81 05 nominal. 9 1 Z; no Northern
81 15is nominal, 0 b. CORN-Steady, es-
pecially for July. and at the close values were
Il 2 q net higher. No corn here, sc nom
fnaL elevator domestic basis, 70 arrive, C I;
Export No 2 6slac nominal. ( 0 b. OATS
Inactive. with small price changes, closing at
unchanged 10 &c higher. Caeh cats steady.
clipped white 81 TO - II. 43 9471zc- RYE
AND BARLEv--NomiuaI
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
IN s ST. P. CIRCULAR
- prblic Agreement N Connection
-4.h Recent Sale of Bonds.

-7+h Recent SAFE q bondS-
-....ro zrf-zuizee & St Paul Rail
-.---sr-. N connection with its re-
I, ps-fs q 81. .eoa.ooo bonds. has
.sslf -o- 70 create any new mort
--lsss existing bonds participate IN
s.-ssrs and has agreed 10 retain in
..-gv.-v fo- sn indefinite period the
- ra sock Ct the chicago, Milwaukee
-, Sand RzilRay Coupsny. accord
= rr-iss q the official circular pub
! .t-oss which were received in Wall
- gestsrdav-
ssvs
=. r-----rv has azreed not 70 grant
~ ro-rEage uDon any part OF its
- vi-hou- giving the existing bonds
| s--.s- thereof. but this agreement does
.s.,s.- ths renewal or prolongation Of
--e,,-r marriages or cf those already
Arzs5
!. carpsrv Hss agreed not 20 part
!. :. --svsrr holEtnS Or shares OF the
-, milwaukee, & Puget Sound Rail
: eorps-v c. any further shares of
! -s-rarv which So may acquire So
-,.sr~ n trs above bonds remain out
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
.--.aoo WILING COMPANY

june 2.-The Irterna tloual
49, vas ncorpors Lere to-
saa-..-. -. Stock IL s-ya" a9a. Tire
Bs,r' N4i be- lp tl1s city. Tile
l4s- '-..'ss iael0ae = large mill at
s-f.s i 9.,aa-. and several smaller
ri s,--.l.s .'.s psrt OF tae country. A
a1e & g-'et ull business VIII bc
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
EsypFy MILLS ON HALF TIME
4 pIvs- Iron Works Company to
rlnse On Alternate Weeks.

~ Tivs-. Mass, June e--N cuces we're
.-.s -,-ss- II t-e seven cotton mills Of
!. FsH R.rsr Iron q orkS Company ar
---r nat the~ would be shut down a.
.-,,s veezs- beginning next week. and
-~rue irdedni-s1-- The mills ara
nd hrN c. 1. Borden, Cf New York.
\ r s~r,9r I've rhousard hands, With a
-yv pa-roI of * 90 Dulness Of the
4 -s-Fst g assigned IS the cause of
s-sIue-t. such r curts silment is eN-
uzrv To- these mills
y suerisau Printing Co-paD-s y OTiIs.
! oz;rolled h- ~ Borden, were shut
kussrsrsl DAYS $50
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
NEW YORK FRICEs.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFARoARD CLEARANCEs
COTTON-An exc

COTTON-An excited advance carried prices
70 the highest level reached since the publica-
tion Of the June bureau report last week
result ot urgent covering in both the old and new
crop months. After opening unchanged to ; points
higher. in response to cables, and reacting only
slightly, the market developed an upward ten
net advance Of 1924 points and new at net
gain Of from % 10 % points Later fluctuations
uere somewhat irregular. but last prices were
steady and within eos points Of the best. at z
net gain Of 13G23 points. JFly sold at 10 A0c,
.connarfng with 14I4c, the low point Of last
week ard October ct 70 -62e. q little more
than half 2 cent a pound above the low level
reached immediately after the government report
on June 2 Il was estimated that one Wall
street house alone bought over 10000 bales of
ryIv end August Southern spot markets we're
generally unchanged. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
TRUST NOT INDICTED.

s -.r1ne June f-caalees Preferred
sars.s. Erala Jury 6y .ndepen-
''sae -. lacEer1. 14at lie so-called
aoff- hae ,akei steps 10 secure
~ rbe -. 80 Catch cf American szr-
naae 49, ''e coast during the pres
@lsla,sr. -o, resa't IN lse return Of
g.ss when uu bodg rcFor,ed
o.. District Co4rt here
a. burned Tor tbe session
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10

Spot ouLet. with prices 20 points higher a.
- 4oc for niddlfng upland ana Is. 65c for mid
ding Gulf. sales. s,sS3 bales; delivered on
contract 400 bales. Liverpool cables. Spot,
large business doing. Sales. $4,000 bales; spec
uIarion and export, 1000: American, $4,000
Nfddlfnz upland. 21d. Futures opened
STEADY at 3 points advance. closed steady az
IL T6tz points advance June. 1-66lad; June
JUlv I7Sd: July-August, 7.6od; August-Sep-
ten ber T3T14d: september October. GSIiz &; !;
October November. 8 SD. November-Decemb Der.
6.551sd. December January- 632d Jsnuary-
Tretruarv s5OI5d: February March, S49-s d ::
March 4priI G4Si5d; ACril-M May and May
Iure. s 4S5.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
BUCKETSHOP MEN LOSE
Ordered to Washington for Trial
Appeal Case.

Philadelphia. June e-Ths SIX men ar
rested in this city OF April .. charged by
the government with conspiracy in connec-
ton with the operation OF alleged bucket
shops in the District Of Columbia, were
to-day by Federal Judge Mcpherson. An
appeal was Immediately taken 20 the Su-
preme Court Of the United States.
The defendants are Thomas Campbell.
Marshall Parrish, Humphrey Owens. Harry
StUmpf, George Turner and Albert Ford.
They were arrested on warrants issued in
the District OF Columcia at the time the
Washington authorities made q raid on
alleged bucket shops in Baltimore. Phila-
delplIis, Jersey city and New York
Pending this appeal. Judge Mcpherson
permitted the defendants 10 renew their
bail Of s., 500 each The court holds that il
is lawful 20 try the defendants in Wash
ington, although the alleged unlawful
agreement may not have been entered into
there,
Washington. June e.-If the object of the
Department Of Justice is attained. all the
thirty or more men indicted as q result Of
srpear for trial O. Washington at the fall
term Of the Supreme Court OF the District
or Columbia. The decision OF Judge Nc
Pherson. at Philadelphia. ordering the re
moval 10 Washington OF the mon arrested
there Gnsures the attendance here Of all Of
the defendants. with the exception Of those
arrested a. New York. who are still fight
ing eztradition.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
SVVVEBD WALTER G. KERR

: Z Westinghouse Takes His
.''a II Big Electric Company.
-. = H-es'inghc1se. brother Of George
head of The Westinghouse
nc Eanufact-rias Conpsn~. has
- p-ssideu- of FEaetfnehou4e
A'ir 4 Co Ltd ~ succeed wal
7hs disc about month ago
li's1o1ss IS president and a d.
ne following comranies. sr add
B. 'li-ssaouse, Church. Kerr 4 co.
S. s-aks Compsr-. the West
e. .'se'ioa Brake Complain. the
- -ockpo-t and ontario Power
and tHs 2Iarse Cham Compsnv.
g.. PRESIDENT and a director or the
A.- Brake cqnnsuy. the
II ezuugho-s- Company. Ltd.
aghouse Nscaiue Company.
os -ae seeL-ftv Investment
Nesurgho1zc Fo1ndry com
l'e }Fesring1o1se Brake COM
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
FLOUR AND MEAI-F1ou- quiet and nc

FLOUR AND MEAI-Flou- quiet and norni-
naIlv unchanged. spring patents. s. 2oq SO 30;
winter stratgfts. 81 504$4 30 winter patents.
j winter. SO o5GS4 30: extra No . winter. So e3
asa S., Kansas straights, s. SGQS4 go ~ Z
FT OF -F-Seady. Fair To good. 81 1884 40
choice to fancy, 81 45Qs4 so CoRNNIEAL-kiln
dried So 90. BAG MEAL-Fine white sn1 vel
Western spring 800 40; standard. middling.
s2I 90 flour do s26 so: red dos. SIS 50 spot and
midding So JOG$2s; red dog. SIS so: hominy
chop. S24 80 bulk, SIS 20 sacks. oir1sal. s22 20
as33 30 nominal
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco, June 9,-The Official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks today
we're as fellows
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
Coffee better feeling in tn, nsrk2e k2e.

COFFEE better feeling IN the market.
and prices a the close showed net gains OF u
10 points with sales OF 27,T50 bags. The nrmsr
feeling was apparently due 20 firm cables and
some anxiety regarding supplies OF Santos
grades Havre rlSet closed = n = franc
Higher. Hamburg was Z. q Z pfennig advance
rfo showed an advance Of 25 refs. while san
tos was unchanged to 80 rels lower Foreign
shorts were the best buyers OF September az
4 51e part OF which believed 20 represent
the same orders y hich we're in the market at
% points lower Spot inactive and unchanged
on the basis CT Sic for Rio 10 = Local con
tract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ATLANTA. BIRMrNGEAM & ATLANTIC
4th week in aav s5s 900 $50. T77 s49, 80
June MAY 81 2. .Ss5. .o27 1,e11, 2s3 44e,2
NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERLY.
IAN 1-yfs-cb -
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
moLAssEs AND syBUrs-Firm and un-

changed
NAVAL sTOREs-Splrits turpentine firm At
soTncvyhaf better prices here and at the South.
T7nsfu and tar firm but unchanged Spirits
turpentine. 59tsc-
oITs-rlnsecd unchanged Rehned petro-
te,,,o stAaav al T.IJc for standard white in
barrels at Kew YORK
..oTroNsEFp OII-Inactive with safes Of
. fnS barrels old crop positions urnl, closing
a. . 10 points net higher, while new crop
a,,itlc0s we're neglected. closing ~ I point
6Sriino 10 l point advance. Local contract
prirCa-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
pRovIsrONs- active but Arm

on buying by packing interests. disappointing
receipts Of hogs ana higher prices az the
Yards PORK-Steady: mess s24i family. $3.50
soc so; short clear S24 80 a see. BEEF'-Firn1 !
mess SIS SIG; family. *t9d $50: packet. 81 !
H4Ms-steady, $2IT s25. DRESSED HOGS
FIRM; bacons, 134c; $50 r. 134e; 4I, Il, Leo - y;
Tiekisd bellies smoking. 1sc: 10 H. 17izc II
il. 17c: picked hams. 16G 1870. TALLoW-
Barely steady: city. 8&t: country; SO 2 ozs c.
city firm. 1ei4 9l2Hc: refined steaty; South
LIss ~ o5ei compound %. a10Lc sTEAR-
INT-oIeo. IL a Tet4c city lard, 14&4c.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
bv Van Schafck & Co. ,
er~eAF
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

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