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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, November .. 1911.
BEEtFs-Receipts. - cars. Or l,6t6 head;
% cars for tho market. No trade OF impor-
lance feeling steady to strong. Dressed beef
firm for good and choice. steady for common
and medium grades. No later cables.
CALyEs-Recelpts, 1S2 head; I22 on sale
Market quiet and barely steady. Common 10
81 20. Dressed calves quiet. city dressed veas.
10 ii &c. country dressed, 0H IL kc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts. II cars. or
3 sj7 head. . cars sale. Market STEADY 70
trong all around Fair 10 good sheep SOLO st
81 n 90 80 per 100 10: few head (choice) 81
81 p Dressed mutton steady at 16ic; rev
choice wethers. 7i5c. dressed lambs, % ~
1O1sc. a few hog dressed, lie -ns
Sales-Kerns Commission Company Jvo
state lambs GO ID average, 81 70 per log 10.
is7 62 H. So 30: 236 Virginia, 6s 10. - 90; w
culls 40 TO- 81 %; state sheep. 100 10 80 -
Tobin & Shannon: go Buffalo LAMBS % 10
So %. 49,
$ Judd & co: as state lambs. 7s h. So:
81 Pennsylvania Is 10. So so. state sheep
and lambs 80 Ii. SO 80. sheep. i2s 10, 81; ID
Pennsylvania. % H. SO 30.
HOGS-Receipts. Is cars. or lF9S heso.
Feeling steady 20 hrm. Heavy 70 ilgnt noes
quoted al So 50d So Is per 100 Id; pigs az 80 u
a SO 80 Country dressed hogs stesdy at 10
Si2c per III.
Sales-George & j. s Dillenbsck: 10 state
pics. 70 10 average. SO SO per 100 ID.
+. g. Curtis 4, son date yesterday: ~
state hogs. 100 Ii. SO 10 80. PA 10, SO 10:
pigs 90 10. SO 80. , roughs. 800 ID. 50 so
". r. Hume date Yesterday 70 star"
S Judd & Co: Is Pennsylvania hogs l%p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
SLOWER ANSWERS F0SDICK
Says He Is Prepared to Follow
Good Recommendations.

If Raymond 3. Fosdck, Commissioner Of
Accounts. imagines that all mis- recon.
mendations leading to a reorganization Of
the Park Department arc being ignored a
belief which he expressed on Wednesday,
he is wrong, according TO Commissioner
Slower. Not all the recommendations have
been sidetracl<ed.
As told exclusively in yesterdays Trio
une. Commissioner Fosdck said he had
washed his hands Of the whole outfit
referring 10 the Park Department lie had
received information, he said, that the work
Of his examiners had gone for nought. ana
1t was conscientious work and warranted
10 give the Park Department an is karat
variety Of efficiency. He said he had writ
ton q long letter to Commissioner Slower
explaining all his recommendations and
what would be the consequent advantages
IL they were followed.
Eyes. / received a letter from Commits
sloner Fos1ick." said the Park Commits
sioner Yesterday. why haven't l an
swered II? We'll, because ! haven't been
able to digest it all yet. | haven't had
sufficient time TO look it over thoroughly.
ANYWAY. why should commissioner have
to follow recommendations If he does not
think they are for the best interest in
mis- department.
Then the Commissioner in answer to the
question as 10 the real duties of Louis r.
La Roche. who entered the Park Depart
ment yesterday as an examiner said: MI.
La Roche will reOrganize all the bureaus
of this department TO meet the requirements
Of the Finance Department I think he IS
iust the man who can bring that about
Wien seen later Nj La Roche said ne
was sure the department could be reoT-
ganized by the first of the year.
Mr.. Slower gave no linking when n
would be through dgestnG Commissioner
1roeGiot'c letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
Iiankcrs' posted rates follow:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston, par
Chicago 15c premium: New Orleans, com
mercial 25c discount; bank 81 premium, 81
Louis, par bid Sc premium asked; Mime
epolis 20c premium; Charleston. buying
par. selling 1-10 per cent premium san
Francisco, sight 2l2c. telegraph oc
RANK CTEARINGS. 49, New York, OK
changes 1856. rs, 992. balances S3l.57O,54: Bos-
ton. exchanges 1862 3e2, balances ., !O1,9Sl,
Baltimore. exchanges $6,6o5IS2, balances
s795. $50: Chicago, exchanges &2Sil, i52, bal
ances $3,5l5.1n.
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar Sill
yer. 54s.c; Mexican silver dollars. 4Gc. Bar
silver i'm London closed at p lied.
GOLD PREMICM.-In Madrid, 3; Lis
bon. $50.
MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ex-
change on New York Is quoted at 20li2.
FEDERAL, TREASURY OPERATIONS
The latest daily report of the federal
Treasury shows customs receipts $l,ZoZ,SZi'
internal revenue. including corporation taA'
1916 $40. ana miscellaneous Sl62H2, making
q total of $2,342. 81. Expenditures on oral
nary government account for the same
time were q, s26. 667. For the month TO date
ordinary receipts have been S6054, III, and
ordinary expenditures HO'lSG05J. for tle
fiscal wear 10 date ordinary receipts nave
been $2l9 800. against $22J O3i220 In the
same time last year. while ordinary eX-
pendltures have been $239, 419,Oi2 COMPARED
with $685. O37 S25 in tie corresponding period
of 1910 the excess Of expenditures amount
ing to $50 $50. 56S, against an excess OF eX-
penditurcs Of $1,000 $50 q year ago. lnclud-
ing Panama Canal account and public debt
account the excess of all expenditures over
receipts since July ], 1911, amounts 10
s. 65l,527. comparing with deilcit In the
preceding year OF $zl-O'''4''
S1rg-TREAsURY TRANSACTIONS -
The local Sub-Treasury was debtor to the
New York Clearing House yesterday 10 the
amount Of Sl72,122
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov. WHEAT. -spo, steady,
No 3 Hanitoba IS cd futures ,, STEADY I D
coRN-spot steady American mixed; IS Cd;
I'D FLOI'R-Winter patents, 27s ID HOPS
in London Pacinc. coast)' 5IlqtlIs BEEF,
IVrstern O7s Cd HAMS-ShOrt cut. 53s &c.
BAcoN-Cumberland cut, 53s cd; short rib.
sos cd: clear bellies. Dds; long clear middles'
light jos. heavy, 5Ss Sd: short clear backs,
as sd. sHouLDERs-sguass' as LARD.
Prime western, tierces, 46s 80 american re-
states. ii2s HEEsE.Canadian finest white
:5s. Australian I'm London, 35s AID. TUR-
PENTINE-spirits sos 50; RoSIN-Common'
LIS Sd PETROLEUM-Rehne SAD. LIN
SEED OIL. 42s. COTTONSEED olL--Hull
refined spot sos Cd.
London. Nov. 2.-SUGAR-Rsw. centrifugal
rs ID. rruscovado, les: beet. los 1910 LIN
SEED-Calcutta, November, December eas.
ROLEUM-Amercan refined SID; spir-
It's, esd TURPENTtNE-Spirits 34s 50.
ROSIN-American strained, los 11sd; me,
ISIS I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov. 2-cATTLE-Recep,s. ecocl
steady to strong. beeyes. s. 7ogs9 l5 Ts1 sa
. .Ssss - l14Si fsSder s.G
heifers. S2aS6; calves IS 5Oa$s 90, HoSs--he-
eepts q 600 &c higher g than yes'ersSy sys
s sSS s5SsS Pg: s. 5s5 Co.
Coz stesSy: native 81 5oa$i Western, 81 oo9
81 To- warnings. SO 75ds4 80; lambs. native >4p
So 30: Western s. 2ogs8 -, R.c.,,,. T.
500, iRsiu6ns 100 southerns steady; dressed
beef and export seer 7 SSs 80 o. s ia p and
feeders. So JOas5 70; southern, g 1888 ~:
southern cows sass 25 native 81 .Sa sss, Peg
HOGS Receipts il 900. steady 70 Sc lower; BULK
OK sales s. 6Ods6 90 heavy 90 $3.50 $9 p o.
es and butchers seass 80 lshtss e Zoo
steady to strong; lambs 81 5oase %: yea,,lDin7ss
81 75as4 70; wethers. Sass 70; ewes sZ1SP
50 20 stoeers and teeders Receipts. 4a8.
GpG snd about aU steady steer! sSs:s hs
srs 81 5os g 5G S9 20 T9"' HoGsRseep, t747
steady; packers S6QS6 AZ; stays 5000 10 o.
mon so1s Sass 75 ggs and s 81 (, sSa ~
lambs easy 10 a shade lower and slow 81 $50
s. 30 c,rrrr-R.ce,p,..
roo fairly active and steady yEALsmoRe1e9nlgc
ZOO artiye and 5Oc higher Al So 5OaslO b0SS
Receipts 1000: slow and steady: mixsi 60 90 %
as6 co. Y9r6er5sa 90 Saires So 25a$s S. SHEEP
rsSp LAMBS Receipts, 4.soC: setiye' Sn so,,
steady; lambs 25c higher at siaSo ~ is"
So P5it,qburgh. NOV 2cATTLE-s,saadyss s Tss
ply light choice 81 tSq su 5S Dr IsSt; Drims
s7?S sE q s59fs$ 7 Sc ealls and common 81
S. lambs g 80 y Ts6eIpt GAhs IS dSGOs
4Ss H. heayies s6 500 Sc 65 mediums
d dc e ' 5o heavy workers. SO 4o9ss as liShs
1850 42@s S8aS6 10; pigs. So oogs3 co. roushs'
81 25as5 10.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
,ts NV 2-CATTLE--Receipa
al demand exceeded supplys ana pt ,ors
iog5a higher; steers; 90 as ss 5s o. soathern
S go 81 t0aS5 %. HOGs-Receipts' ~
active and Ioc higher; choice i12 to o., 40 No.
SO A. Il 50 80; bulk Of sales, go lo9 80 9G san
s sTs so fsT do s5Gs5 S. best pigs 10 - and
under s5a S. so: fair do. stas4 %, Az nEE ~,
Rsceinfs . 562: fairly active ana nrm o oi'
.baen. lambs. he higher; lambs, - go = - ~
Gull lambs, SASS 60; sheep :" oo9S" DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
.SEEL'S LABOR INQUIRY
stllyvesant Fish and Four Others
will Conduct Investigation.

rte committee OF five which Z. II. Gary,
.,-ran. was directed by a resolution Of
-. stockholders at the annual meeting Of
w. ,-nited States Steel Corporation last
iii IN appoint TO investigate labor con-
s,,,ons IN the steel Corporations plants
rros announced yesterday
c,rvyesant Fish. formerly president OF
-. Illinois Central road. is chairman. and
-. associates are T. De Witt Cuyler. of
nDuadejphia, who is a director of the
,,.bison. Pennsylvania and New Haven
threads. and many other corporations and
,.s,,utions Darius Miller, president of the
r,,c,eo, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
l,o,,nsnv: Charles L. Taylor, a retired steel
..a,,fscturer, and Charles A. Painter, a
~o~,inent Pittsburgh banker The com
.,+.s will begin it's work at once, and
-, ~ its sessions will be held in Pitts
bargh and this city.
rbe resolution was introduced by Charles
n Cabot. OF Boston, and instructed the
..mmittee, which should be composed Of
al. officers or stockholders, TO inquire into
u. allegations made In magazine article
.,u,led "Old Age at Forty" which de-
.L,bed tho labor conditions in the steel
,1ustry as deplorabe The special com
aztec was to report not later than october
:, N he finance committee OF the Steel Cor
,orstlon. which should send the report.
9th its own comments on il, TO the stock
holders.
Ar cabot on october 10 made a state
rnent calling attention TO the fact that there
was delay in getting the information to the
,toekholders, and Judge Gary said that
IN. committee had been named soon after
the annual meeting. but that some OF the
,,s,, selected had declined the appointment
o,d that he had had much difficulty III
forming satisfactory committee, as much
cork must be done by Il. He added that
,her. had been no unnecessary delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03

PRONTSIONs-Irrcguiar with only moderate
trade Prices were steady early and closed
barely steady for ribs and hard steady f"-
pork. PORK-Firm; mess. SIC 100 81 -.
family. S20a SCI. short clear. $1,000 Si7 30.
BEEF-Stcsdy. Mess. $40 80 G Sl3: family
S13 5Oa sI4. packet. Sf3Gsl3 30: extra India
mess $40 SO m 500. BEEF HAMS-Quet at 500
n 81 80. DRESSED HOGS-Steldy. bacOns.
SIC: $50 b. SIC: 100 10. Sac: 30 10. sac,
pigs. 9Ic. CUT MEATS-Plckled bellies
quiet: 10 10. t1n1lhc; - 10, 10isc: ~ 10.
.i0Ic; picked hams, 1lI11iac. TALON
Firm: city. G7.c: country 90 n a.. LARD
Steady: middle West. o.ljE o@6c: city. So ~
Csc: Brazil. kegs it4Oc: compouud. ~ NJ
7Bc sTEARINE-Oleo lOh NIOtac; city
lard steariue. 10dl0hc
METALs-COPPER- dull: spot
and December. 1900 II Zoe: November 1870
a - jc: January 1880 - i5c. February. II
T121Tisc London steady; spot, so los.
futures $50 los Arrivals to-day % tons.
copper 1914 l2sc. cl"ctrolytir. l2'- i2hc.
cnstine 1gt.GI2itc TIN-Woak. spot. 81. 81
Z. ~ 25c: November. 4O.aJH 4l.2Oc: December.
80. 7On sc. January. tn.2jT 1000; February.
40G 40 T5r London weak. spot. 1857 los.
futures tISi 15s. LEAD-Quiet at 42jW43Oc
New York aud lOH loo East 50 Louis. Lon
don fi5 los SPEl TER-Quiet az G3OHG.JOc
New york and 60CGIc East - Louis Lon
don f26 lbs. hNTWONY-Dull: Cookson's
AID In London. Locally quiet. 70 I foundry
Northern. SI5HSi5 80; 30 .. Sl4 7J0S t5 ., {,
No I southern and No ! Southern soft. $l1u
81 %.
COTTONsFED or Speculative tuvlnr for
Western account and covering resulted In a
arm market closing prices showing an ad-
vance ~ i@s points Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
NEW FREIGHT RATES FEB. |
Five Thousand Articles Affected
by Redistribution.

Chicago. Nov. "A general revision Of
railroad rates in Western official and
Southern territories has been prepared. and
will be made public early In December. ac-
cording to an announcement made to-day.
1t is proposed to make the new rates
effective about February /. About five
thousand articles are affected by the new
Observation-Disclosures reductions and some
increases. The increases are principally on
minimum weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Cbic,oo Nov. Twice to-day the wheat
-, brolsa more than a cent n bushel IN a
90 90 ntn,ites The selling stampedes resulted
from nervousness about reports OF teoeral IN. IN
ouirv into big cash wheat ACCOMMODATIONS he''
"a eiaewhere The close was weak ana ran
from last nights figures 20 &c oel9Ti . srd
snV t - an of 2.Thc 10 &c. Al the END OF
ne dav hog products varied from 2izgoe over
10 Sc advance. The most abrupt and harqess
fsu r. wheat took place just before me lAs.
-, str,ng recovery had been In progress
for hours, when suddenly pit traders eecans
,rigbtened at supposed signs Of iquioaton y,t
offerings became wildly urgent on every ssIp-,
ana there was 2 nearly vertical descent from
he ton 10 the bottom prices Of the day Sauss-
et ,Gbutirn TO the weakness were big receipts
in the Northwest and generally iavorenIs
v,eather in the winter wheat country. hangs o.
urices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
TRIANGLE PRoPRIEToRs PLEAD
Court Asserts Trials Growing Out Of
Aseh Building Fire Will Be Rushed.

lssse Harris and Max Blanck, Of tho
rshele Shirt Waist factory, in the Asch
guiding IN Washington Place, were be-
.Vfs Judge O'Sulivan in General Sessions
yesterday and tentatively pleaded not
ssply 20 seven Indictments charging man
Sssghter Their counsel pleaded for ten
49, IN which 10 withdraw the plea, Inc
eessyn for delay was denied and Judge
dsy yuiilVan adjourned the pleadinga uhth TO-
an sure that the defence Is fully pre-
iea..u 70 go on and il ought to nave been
dss $50 ] mean 10 see that THIS case IS
eos.YFo Of before the present court term
\, Eo@p on the desk a few times by Wy
Emphasis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened at %. per cent; highest, per cent;
lowest. 2ls per cent; closing, "a per cent
ruling rate. ~ per cent. Time money con
tinued to he offered i'm large amounts, ana
a softening tendency was apparent I'm offer
ings Of some special four months money
at 3ia per cent. Rates. 3A03ls per cent for
sixty days 3iad3st per cent for ninety
days TO six months. Mercantile paper was
reported in good demand for high class
names. and its scarcity was emphasized
by the inquiry for the best short-term
notes of railroad and other corporations.
Rates, 44a4S, per cent for sixty and ninety
days bills receivable and choice four 10
six months single names, 4lEq5 per cent
for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened easier, with rates
off TO 10 points, at 4S720d4.S14 for cables,
4S6S0G4 $685. for demand sterling, 4S60n
1910 for sixty-day bills and is2l5a is2jD
for ninety-day bills. Short francs were
quoted at 5167sG51G7s plus 1-32 and short
rechsmarks at % lilo less 1-32d95 lis
The market was steady in the afternoon.
with cables quoted at 4S14qi.S13o. demand
sterling at SG8jGi $500, and siXty-day bills
at 4S3S5d4S3S, Short francs were 5l6is
plus 1-32 and short reichsmarks 30 1-ls less
l-6i.
t,.rL,,rs' postad IA tes follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03

Spot dull. and unchanged at S.4Oc for mid
ding upland. sales nil Liverpool cables: spot
in good demand sales. 10000 bales: specula-
ton and export 800; American, 900 In
ports % 600; American. $1,000. Middling up
land. Slid Futures opened steady and un.
changed, closed quiet az a net advance or
point 10 decline OF . points. November.
400 I'D. November December and December
January. 1000: .January-February, 491d; Feb
ruary- March. 4.92iad. March-Aprll. 4.04d
April-May. 405iAd; May-June, 1910 june
July 4aSitd. July-Ausust. 4.99I4d Au-
gust September, 407 nd; september October,
495i,d: October November. 49td.
COITEE-Opened firm at an advance OF n
90 points. and developed strength. closing ~
q net advance OF 25d45 points. Sales. 72O0O
bags; offerings small and sentiment bulllsh.
Havre showed q net advance OF 1G1H francs
from Tuesday, Hamburg was y n = ptenniS
higher FOR the day. No adyices from Rio and
Santos other than moderate cost and freight
offers. which were generally firm and un-
changed. According 70 European compila-
tions. the worlds visible supply shows an
ircreaso % $4,000 bass. compared with an
Increase Of 3G.32S last year. but earlier est!-
mates place the increase AT from 100000 TO
600. coo bags. Spot Rio No I, 10 p FflJ@4
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
BROKER LOSES POINT IN COURT.

The Injunction to restrain the New York
Curb Market Association from ousting Fred
p Jones q broker. from membership was
denied Yesterday by Justice Pendleton in
the supreme Court The justice however
makes the provision o. his order that there
will be no dismissal Of Jones until the
board of governors Of the association passes
1IuoD the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03

be a shortage in the supply. The dsiryinen.
apparently. are not anxious In tho face Of tbs
shortage Of hay and the high price OF feed, TO
add fresh cows TO their dairies or 20 make ex-
IRENE Efforts tc increase their product. IL IL
expected that the addition OF factory milk viii
for short time ease the market. but thst tnls
will be a Temporary condition. The receipts 81
milk and cream In 40-ouart cans for the week
ended October "a were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03

uoiAssFs AND sYRi PS-Steady and with
ouI Impor.aut change In prices.
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentinc easy
and a shade lower at iDia Tor machine bhls
i,osin and tar steady and unchanged.
OIIs-Ilnseed oil unchanged. Refined petto-
Ieuu steady al recent prices.
RiCs-Firm. with good demand. ut un-
changed rates.
sIGAR Refined duh and 10 points lower;
fine graduated. d1oc net less per cen, rasn
raj 20 tost 530c. muscoyado. 80 test. iNoc,
and molasses sugar. 50 test. 455c. This basis
was made on a gallo or 8,ocO tons java IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03

port Arbuckle Brothers TO Federal. II Is
made in order to close further business In
London beet sugar generally Sd lower
November los 11Ad; December, 11s; May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
NEAY YORK PRICES.

FLOUR AND MEAI-F1our inactive and un-
settled. Spring patents. So 30qs5 30; winter
straghts 81 SOg 81 50; winter patents, - 4Sq
81 so: spring clears, 81 I0qsf 10; extra 10
winter. 81 700s3 30; extra No 2 winter 50 %
al So 80; Kansas stra.ghts, 81 50 z 81 10; tancy
spring patents So 80 a SIS IS. BUCKWHEAT
FIotfRGEasy; 81 6oas2 65 asked per 100 ID.
RYE FLOUR-steady. fair to good, S5AS5 90
choice to fancy. s525a$ 50 40. coRN Or, III,
white and yellow, s 500 81 65; coarse, 81 IS n
81 go. FEED-Western. spring, So ~ S26 80
standard middling, S27 IS; nour DO. 500 70; red
dog. $50, city bran. s25 bulk $50 go sacks;
middling SIS a s32 %, red dog, S32 20 hominy
chop. s25 bulk, s26 20 sacks; oilmeal $40 %
q 81.
lively firm cables and unfavorable weather IN
the South was followed by sharp break on
talk OF big ginning figures and such large
estimates OF the crop 10 suggest n surplus
no matter what weather conditions might be
from now on, but around S.9oc for January
the market met r good deal OF support and
later recovered IT'S loss. with the close very
steady at a. net advance Of points on Octo-
Der while other months ruled l point lower
10 2 points higher as compared with the hnai
figures of Wednesday. Southern spot markets
we're unchanged 10 &c higher, but late In tho
day Houston reported a decline OF 3-l6c Lo-
cal contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
.,o su traded iu "an1 accrued interest


.six per cent extra d'Viaeha INV i
$40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by W. y. Coler & Co.. No. 43 Cedn
street,
Accrued Interest 70 be added)

.Coupons interchangeable. tRegistered SCocp
pons. sReglstered and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03

New York. November ,, 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-N and unsettled
owing 10 reports Of federal investigation, not
only Of tie Chicago Board Of Trade; but OF
the affairs Of the leading holder OF cash wheaSI
i'm the West who. IL was alleged, controileu
"A large percentage OF the visible supply: Prices
broke sharply early, but rallied ana adVahCeu
to considerably over the previous close on
influenced by reports from Chlcaso
that little Importance was attached 10 the
OF Exchange methods, and deny
ing knowledge OF any other investigation
Near the close there was renewed pressure.
however with reports from Washington that
II was admitted that the Department or JUS,
tice Is looking into the matter OF the allestp
corner Export sales. 10 loads or Manitoba
at outports. No 2 red here. &c elevator, eE-
port basis and o. &c O adoat: No / North
ern Duluth. 81 IL t afoat. CORN-ActiNe
and nervous Prices declined about l.c early,
but regained the early loss, just before the
close there was heavy selling. and the mar
ket turned weak, final prices being at me
low Of the day. with net loss OF 1c EN-
port sala7. loads at outports. Export No
. here, soc nominal. ahoat OATS
Prices were Influenced by wheat and corn,
closing at a nat loss Of q q lsc. Cash oats
standard white, sc in elevator
No ., 52isc: No 2 and No 4, SIC; natural white
and white clipped 81 a 55c on track. RYE
Steady: No ., csc nominal, c ! Buffalo 70
arrive. BARLEY-Steady; mailing. 81 Il %
CT % q | RuTalO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Export. ( o b afoat
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-06-01
Two Drowned in Surf.

Palatka, Fla, May 24.-Mrs. Will
liam Shields and Mrs. John D. Can
non, members of prominent families
here, were drowned while bathing in
the surf at South Beach to-day. The
ladies were among the large crowd
to the beach to-day on the Red Mems
annual excursion.
Mrs. Shields is the daughter Of
Chas. Rifenburg, of Palatka Heights,
and her husband is a well-known
employe of the Wilson Cypress COM
pany. Mrs. Cannon is the wife of
John D. Cannon, who is associated
with his brother in the meat busi-
ness here. She leaves a little girl
3 years of age. A long distance
message stated that the bodies were
recovered Immediately, and that a
sister of Mrs. Shields came near los
ing her life in an effort to save her
drowning sister.