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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. scrt CATTLE Receipts 1000;
SO o. western s4s7 I? .taeksF, sad ie.d.rs
calves ST. 15qsl HoGs-R Receipts, 10, 900 %
81 40. mixed. 81 scas7 80, heavy. 81 $50
s. -. rough. 50 81 n So 50. good 70 choice
hcar 50 s. g! - piss . a I5gs7 e.. SSls
= ooo a. stesd5. nstiTe seass -: western,
81 i6asi. earilngs So % asa q: lar1bs weak.
native. sass 10; western. 81 25ase 10.
6 6ad ,nS sun sept 600 soatbs1hs steady
dressed beef and export steers. s. S. fair
10 good. 81 y a 81 90. Western. 81 9S7. stock
81 80. southern cows. s. 75as4 So, native.
g i5sSi heiis-s 81 s. 3s 2n.1s .,,,. 1000
Be lower. bulk OF sales. S. 800 sT -. heavy,
81 o. n - ~: packers and butchers, S4sI 20.
lights 81 05H$7 % SHEEP-Receipts $4,000;
S. sass -. ueaheTs 81 l5as 81 80. ewes So IS
"a SO 30 stoc5ers and feeders. 81 joGS'.
Eas, Buffalo. sept. 7-cATTLE1,s,ee'ilpy,ss.
30: slow and steady. NEALsD Keeps, .So,
es GO = ga 'oG s sST g 1Sd To- Yorker.
s. doaSI -. pisss. s. 22qS 60 roashs7 ss7 4ssg
SHEEP AID lambs Receipts 800 sneep
active and steady; lambs slow; -os Iw .I,
siTs4 *. ewes - 25aSi, sheep. mixed 81 30
asa
cincinnati. Sept 7-CATTLE-Receipt,
Z OfE. steady 10 HtEnlE on SV'Nf -.
on medium and common. steers, - - psi ~
heifers 81 - o - 10 cows, 81 4N4 oO; e.s's'
active and strong 20 BE higher s3pssts
HOGS-Receipts. 1872. quiet ana nulii lvp
poo lower than yesterdays yearly rahge'
packers s. f0HS7 10. stays. - n 80 80 COIL
mon so,ys SiaS8 80: pigs and lights, k34S. ~.
stl Frp-Raceipts 2It3. steady. Sas 20
lambs steady, $3.50 -
pittsburgh sept 7-CATTLE-Steady SUP
ply light choice. 81 25aS I3. prime 20 r .2m
,yethers x4HS4t5. culls and common. - SgP
e.. lambs S4d SO -: veal calves. SeHs' 20
hoes Active. receipts. - double de,ks,
prime heayies s. - s. 20 Ineaiuuas r III
< 10. heavy Workers 81 I0US 81 -; hght ore
ers s. JOa - -. pigs. s6g% 20 Fous"s' 81
n 50 -.
IBy Telegraph To The Tribune
rouisviua sept SHEEP AND LAMBs-
r,e.cof-fs ..7i fpr the four DAYS TINS week.
soa. market steady: bulk or best top ANUS
seirfng AZ -, TGc. seconds. A., culls -
down fat sheep. 30 down: common. thih
sta.u ana .rlsny Gull lambs slow sale.
by telegraph to The Irbunel
:, Louis. sept CATTLE Receipts.
9>[. mark Z moderately active ana lVf l9c
Io0or steers 81 On ST 90. heifers. ~ pVa
"a 20. COWS. :. 1OdS5 -, southern steers -
:, s. 5o IfDGS-Receipts 9o42. AIRY a.,
Tive and steady choice $50 20 nv" lo, -, -.
a 40. hulk n sales - - ass 80; hest ign,
f2j ~ 1850 3D. S7N$I -. FAIR 90 >oa 81 so
nigs 81 25ASJ -. SHEEP-Recelpts' ,.Ys'
sheen Steady. lambs. l0r &c !o"rr sa "a
g -51S5 10. Gull lambs. S3NS4 -, sheep' - ~
"a So go. common sheep. s-H> 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
SEGREGATING SUBSIDIARIES
Standard Oil Process Of Divest-
ment Now Under Way.

The capita stock OF the National Transit
COMPANY. which is one Of the principal
s,bsidiarfes II the Standard oil Company.
has been reduced. it was announced from
Harrisburg yesterday. from 80 45j.l5o 70
y2.7Z7.575. the par value Of the shares hav-
.ug been decreased from so 10 S25. The
standard on Company is given as the
owner Of 5g.0l3 NJ the shares Other sign
e-s Of the papers fled with the state De-
partmeut Of Pennsylvania are John D.
Arohtold. James A. AIoGett Walter Jen-
nings and c. A. Griswold.
AZ the Standard Oil building II was eA-
piaired that the National Transit company
ITSELF controlled various subsidiaries. ana
thai under the court decree IL was obliged 10
dirast itself of its ownership Of these pro-
tqrtles Just as the Standard Oh company
was Obliged 20 rrliuouisn its interest IN
fhrtv-three Of It's own subsidiaries, amons
them the National Transit company. Inc
lowered capitalization Of the latter COT
r5raCon. 70 was added. could be regarded
IS representing It's properties and assets
exclusive of the interest which II has up
a. TOW owned On other concerns.
Concerning reports Or projected IedQ-
wument OF capitalization OF STANDARD OH
subsidiaries Ot her than the National Tran
3, Comuanv. ~ may he said that no eeuon
q the sort is expected 20 be taken uni-
after the various subsidiaries snail nave
hssn entirely segregated from the StAno-
Erd Oh Company Of New Jersey ana shall
bars become independent corporations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. September Z. ~
REEtEs-Reeaipfa = ears or one

New York. september !. iafi
BEENEs-Receipts. - cars. or 2es heso
to-day. Feeling rated steady Dressed becf
SLOW but steady at pa re per ID No later
raLyFsE Psceipts epar, la,o Yesterday,
4ss head. $40 for sale. Market steaoy LOT 81
sorts. Common 70 choice veas sold AZ ~ 9O1
$40 - per 100 M: cults AZ S39s5: a few
81 -. Dressed calves STEADY. city dressed
SSsls. 12a iec. country dressed, iodite. -, n,
Sales-J q Curtis A. Son. vcsls, lI3 %
sverage. $40 q per 100 70: 81 1872 10 SO: is.
~ N. 81 20. g. ~ H. s.; GULF, III 10 20;
w r. Hume. - western calves 20 To-
Nelson & Mrcsbe. yesls. $50 10. $40 rs; 20.
1873 10. $40 3. 2l3 ~. 80 aoo 81.
Jeniffe Wright & Co 0 grassers 22s 10.
robin & shannon calves i75 ID, 81 80; I.
Judd 6 Co. e Pennsyivsnis vests 80
ID. $40
Mcpherson q Co; veals. TO II. 50 so
Newton a 60 veals $50 b. 81 90
SHEEP AND LA,IBS-Receipts. u cars or
4i8s head. including cars for the market
on light receipts prices held up steady and az
prime sheep sold st s. 5oas4 per 100 ID; cuIls.
81 -. common 20 good lambs at s5uSt.
culls an 81 Dressed mutton steady at gu I've
per ~ drcssed lambs AZ ioEi2isc; Few hos
ssios-Tobln 4 shannon. 2ia Onto lambs. :,
10 average 80 '5 per 100 IL: -ts va, Va
ginia sheep and Gull lambs. - H. 81 sheep
so 10. g. 30 2 i20 10. 81 50
$ Sanders 223 Pennsylvania lambs ~ p,
81. 80 Jersey = ID. 81. 81 state. - 10. 81.
Culls. 30 H. 81 J sre~p. 80 ID. 81. - o..
Newton 4 Co 100 Virginia lsmns op ~
So 20. ~ Virginia sheep lot M. 81
Mcpherson & 90: I'll Maryland lambs 81
H. 81 T. - ~ 81. Gull sheep. 50 n 81 -.
s .bIdd & co - Pcnnsylvauia lambs. = ~
81 l3 sheep. ~ 10 - -.
JelliNe. Wright & Co s. state lambs -
No. 81 ~ = sheep. 10 n. 81
HOGs-Receipts. ~ cars. Or .535 head. IN
GLIDING hair % car Tor the market. Market
quoted lower ~ e. 80 Sc, per 100 n, outside
figures s0r good tight hogs
Sales-S Judd & 90 80 pennsylvania hogs.
1876 ~ average. 81 ai per 100 10 roughs. BIZ
ID SO So. ! stag asn 10 s.. Late yesterdey-
IS Pennsylvania hogs 1919 To- $ %. :. 30 10,
81 90. - Jcrsrv. 1G4 II. 81 50. 7 state. SO y.
IS l. go 10. 81 % rougns. 52o III, SO 90; o.
BOO ~ s. 80
Andrew Mullen. IS state hogs. 2s5 70. 81 a5:
roughs 854 ~. So - Late yest4rdsy--lot
state hogs tsi 10. IS 10 II 276 10. So. Is. go
No. s. 90 80 rouEhs. 500 10. 80 -.
Nelson & McTahe date y~sterday) 80 stare
hogs. lGT IA. s. 10. ?, 27o TO- s.. II state pigs.
III h. s. l0. 10 roughs. 80 10, 81 -.
J. q Curtis q Son late Yesterday 81 state
hogs. f4s 10. $50. ~ DO To- s.. II roughs.
81 NJ, So -. T. $40 10. So 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
BIG MERGER IS EXPECTED
Street Looks for Two Trust Com
panieS Ultimately to Unite.

The report that the Knicksrhocker Trust
ronpany was % be absorbed by the Equi-
ranle Trust Company. which was FIRST cir
rulatsd IN the financial district several
weeks ago. was revived more positively
Yesterday. 10 being stated that negotiations
lcoAl-g 10 the merger Of the two companies
rad n4er practically finished. This was de
nee n official quarters. where 10 was said
rhst the matter had never got beyond the
stage NJ being Informally discussed by indi-
vduai directors Of the two companies and
that no hirc had come Of IT,
Alvin s.. Erech, president ~ the Equiis-
he Trust COMPANY said thar the noGoua-
ions had never reached a stage that war
-a.ted presenting the matter to the board
Of directors An officer Of the knicker
booker Trust Company made similar
statement and added that 70 got controi
O. ne Krickerbocker would be difhcult
matter. as the stock was not held I'm a few
hands. hut was widely scattered. there
bs.ng, orer one thousand stockholders
st X the impression in Wall Street how
ever. that AT some time IN the future the
-7ezotist tons will be renewed. ano thai ulu-
rnately the merger OF the two companies
viii he contaminated.
n he deal is carried out the EGn'table
viii rank with such trust companies as the
Guaranty and the Bankers Trust, both
o. which have absorbed weaker companies
s-u are now among the most powerful
rust companies m the United states. The
rquitable Trust COMPANY has already
taken over TWO smaller trust companies.
the Bowling Green Trust COMPANY, which
lt ABSORBED on March 81 1903. and the Madi-
sc Trtst Company. control Of which II
acquired early this year, and ii would be
only another step ia its growth toward
berg one Of the largest trust companies
I'm the country II 81 should take over the
Kni1karbocker. which also is large com
psny. having deposits o. approximately
S,S.craep0 The Equitabie's deposits amount
10 about S44.oo00o
syndicate headed by Alvin " krecA
and including. 10 is understood John =.
Rockefeller. the Goulds and representatives
Of the Hanover National Bank, several
months ago bought from the Equitable Lite
,ssuranco Society $500 out Of a total OF
1.Eg shares OF Equitable Trust Company
STOCK held by the former Mr. krech is
said 90 have held an option. running unu'
1uIy I. or the remaining 5.2Si shares owned
rv H., life insurance company, but II Is
rat l,~oa,D whether be exercised II, al
though the belief in Wall Street IS that ne
do This stock. with what they held pc
fore. would easily give Mr.. krech and MS
associates control Of the COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
NORFOLK & WESTERN REPORT.

rhe raDorf Of the Norfolk < Western
RAILWAY COMPANY for the year ended June
"a 14I' elbows total operannL income or
So 5y7 5.2 am increase OF Si23.o'- over the
PRECEDING ear. operating expenses 81 So
A.. ~. an increase 81 Sl.sll ID arc net o.
fratiag revenue OF 81 8s 81. decrease ol
81 az &N Operating income after iaAes vs.
si1 g7gZi2 and total gross income 81
Isl 6'& q decrease ~ %.s62Bl- Aal"i Il
tcrpst. rents 4 tracks and msce al ~ -,
deductions there VAS balance 81 a'itV'
30. decrease Of p ,3oc.7S6. ana Ter CIV
bends and payments - the I.o'ah.i "
Cra' ana Coke Company on account OF ne
nciercv Of sinking fund ana nteresi ".
Norfolk Western fOcahpnlas JolH'
bonds. there was "a surplus OF tpi9i ~ 'al
ipC go profit and loss account me ..prl
at'pg revenue mile Of road was Hs.,si'
against {lb.Uls in Che year before and 80
rs. IN IgS-i.sH. while the net operating IcVt--
me was $3.50 s. mile compared WIN go
n the preceding year and S3S3f In -
1903 The ratio u eXpenees 10 0pei" ll', T.,
~ venue Vas 6fbf Ter cent. AGAINST ~ -
psr cent in t1" preceding fiscal t"aI. "
capital stock was Increased by S,Jt"T' ~
the yesr, ara tho funded debt W"s '
creased by El$sN90 the latter bv ih" con
version - t./ss, " convertible bones NV
common stock and 10 the "a mont ~ 'f-
O0J 001 equipment fFuet obligations NAN
tenance ot "a! and tructGrc5 expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
EuslNEss TROUBLES.

TIE following petitions IN bankruptcy
ss.s f'ed .n the United states Circuit
losr YESTERDAY
-1oEN 81 LINCK. builder q No. ioi5
irnli' avenue who was president ana
sore.si~ ~ the John n. Lnck Consuuc-
IN CCm.lnr. Involuntary. creditors
.smss a DriscGl = ~. judgment. 5eCrS-
Robinson. s.. .3i, Judgment, ana EoLti
sshie. E.gr GA a note II was ailekt"
aat te aas ins1iVent. within the last three
lcnrhs received setgG from tho John u
-Eck tonstrucfior COMPANY enO olueI s
So gave the mOoer or portions OF u y,
= wife and daughter for the nnrpose o.
Exciting t from creditors. and on JUN %
A1euf confederation he fransferrel prop
. a. fls southwest corner OF l'Io stree
~ Elrsr avenue 20 lis wife and Two ic'-
y lhe Brc1T % Josephine Linck. HIS hs
--ee 1.f estimated at $4,000 ara ass -
49, Judge HCrEn appointed vs.. O.. l~oN
~ - t'r Nr linek. with bond Of
y3EREEFT r. ROSENBERG. OF No. go
.tss' if. street -cIuntaTv Liza 1iiines'
-. nominal assets S227o
a.t4iLS q WIIIE. sIrTe- 0r al 20.
ssknaen street. voluntary. Liabilities -,
n ssseff. 500 ri accounts and ninetE-tNo
<res Of stock iu the T. j.. powns Con
~ of Newark. ~ 10 value 80
Al FAEL ~ rAsS and FANNIE tAss'
Is - toImer'f kept = hquor saloon az -, -
- second avenue. voiunrarr. LiaDilA'S'
so no assets
sSEoRGE . KLOPSTCCK. II No. 81
at lsls' street formerly In r restaurant
..s.nfss 20 .lntarv. Liabilities. }2,le. no
.lsIDOR KRCNovIT Of 80 ~ West IN
80 'oi1n-a"1 Liabilities. 8llS, y" az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept -wHEAr,-%pot nominal:
futures nrrn. October IS AID. December. -
55.d March Is esd CORN-Spot steady .
American mixed, 5 lli7i; fltures steady .
october - I0+ad. January, 30 SD. FLOUR
Winter patents 27s %. hQPS-ln LONDON
Pacific Coast). f91f 80. BEEF-ENtra India
rr1ess SIS ID PORK-Prme mess western.
S7s ~. HAMs-short cut. 5as. BACON
Cumberland ,ut. SIS Sd short RIB SOS 90.
clear bellies Gls; LONG clear middles hsht.
6}s. heavy. SIS 81, short clear BACKS, 49,
shoulders. square. sis LARD-Prime West
ern. tlerces. ass ~. American renned' pals
4ns ad HEESE-Canadian. finest white.
new. Gss Sd. coiored. new. 66s 81 rALL0W
Prime city. BIS Sd. TURPENriNE--
spirits 3as ga ROsIN-Common; las Pc
TRCLEr' M-Rehned. si5d. LiNsEED OIL
as ~ TALLoW Australian m London, so'
cd COTTONSEED OIL-Huh refined. spot.
POS "a .,. .,,.o, ,...-..
ugal rs "a museoyedo' ls a. c 81 BEET IIT
on. as SPERM or. "a los. pETRo-
4 m 'Nf-American refined. "a spirits, Cad.
TTfPPrNrfNF- spirits 3os 80. ROSiN-
American strained. 15s 81 me Is id
u confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08

Spot quiet and 10 points higher at u. 70c for
TfAdling upla al. sales. 40 bales. Liverpool
cables: spot cotton IN good demand; sales. r.
90 ba les. speculation and export, 700; Auleri-
can. 10000. Imports. 5000; none American.
Mddling upland i6d Futures opened steady
al Pa points advance. closed steady AZ a net
advance Of 81 10 points. september SD. sep
ternher-O October. Il. 25d: October November. G.l2n
g ~ ga. November December. Gil izd December
January and January February. G.l0lsd March
April 6l3iad: April May. 614zd. May-June
q f5ird
COFFEE-Firm. closing prices heinC "a -
points net higher. aGd sales ll2 100 bags.
Foreign markets were higher. Havre showing an
advance Of ANt franc. while Hamburg was NJ
"a y pfenniE Foreign operators were active
buyers here and offerings were we'll absorbed.
The Brazilian markets We're closed. but the OIL
cial cable. covering Wednesdays trading showed
prices unchanged 10 100 refs higher Cost and
Sn0t firm on the basis of 1850 Or Rio 30 7.
Local contract pricas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
OFF TO OPEN BIG PLANT
New Workers Go West on National
Biscuit Company Special.

& s-scial train for the National Biscuit
conpsuv left the Grand Central terminal
p "a O'Clock yesterday afternoon for
sansas nirv. No. carrying large party
O; prominent business men Of the city. The
party WIFI celebrate. with four hundred
cher men 4 chicago and Kansas city, the
opening NJ the Sl,~3oeo plant Of the Ma
uaaal Biscuit Company
The guests from Chicago wii start on
sa0.Rer special train to-day. Among
,he New Workers. eH route are A. W.
Green. president % the National Biscuit
COMPANY. r L. lline. president Of the
FIRST National Bank 4 j. HemphiiL presi-
dsnt NJ the Guauty Trust Company, W.
4. psv. president of the Equits0le Life
asssraIce Society. It. \. DouDiecaN, Or
Del5iecav. page & CO.. and James a.
bisir o. 3Iair 4 90. Among the chicago
guests there will be II. n Kohisaat. OF
The Chicago Record Herald" and James
B. Forgar. president OF the First Nauona.
Bans
Amo the Kansas City guests viii be 5.
N FcEou. president Of the chicago a
Great Western RailT.sd, and N3. I. BGsh,
Irsg.der- rf the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
snEsPsNNs SALE IN LONDON.

London. sept IA sale o. sheepskins vas
hold here today The attendance vas iarae
and her was sair competition for The :. 100
b-fes offered Prices we're unchanged. Ak
SOP, for clothing merinos ard medium eros
hrsas which sold in BUYERS favor. Follow
ms are The sales and prices paid for clothing
an ropbhg. New South Wales I0o bales.
Vtc,or,a 500 bales p. Rsd. south Avs
,-,lfs GOO bales. 5Gsnd. Wcst Australia. 600
hqiss 8is6Ss-d. Tasmania. soc bales. u
purta Arenas. 6oo bales. j07isd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08

flour AND MEAT-Flour Arm. and buyers
IN some instances seemed more wiling 20
e. ca. Wirtar ~ nat patents 81 So so>s4 a. Winter
ytrairhts. - i06 e. 30: spring clears. So 300
SO winta- q .5gS3 81. Kansas straghts
81 son - IS: fancy spring patents 81 254
81 10 RYE rLOr Film; fair 20 good. 81 20
p s. S.. choice 10 fancy. - eo9S5 10. CORN
NFAr--st idr. kiln dried. - -. BAG MEAL
Quiet. 0n- white and yellow - 40N 81 ~ p .
coarse 81 .;5fl 81 40, Western spring
qc1r 40 $40 co red dog So 10. city bran
81 bulk SIS 30 sacks. middIng. SIS lo1
SlE .. red dog $40 So homlny chop. So 90
bnIE. sos 20 sacks oilmeal, So 81.
ONs-,nnctlvc. with small price
changes but while there was slight decline
earlr The tone was zteady 70 hrm. PORK
shor' clear. SIG - a 81 ~. BEEF--Fifm
,ress. Si2 600 SIC. family. si3 5oTSl4. packet
BEEF HAMs-sieady a. so 80 So ~
DRESSED HOES Easier; bseonr. ieHc. $50
H. 10Y. 1870 h. III. 80 ID. llc PIGS II itgc
1aisc: ~ n. FAC: - 70. 11i1c Picked hams
evil NJ I4c TALIOV-Firm city. Tl,c asSed. .
r6rrt-y Gl4G7a,c LARD-Firm. middle
West 70Ge soc. cif" 9i.c. refined. Conti-
nertsl. 10 SOC. south +merica. nc Brazil
kavs PC compound rrmer a. - n EAc.
ST EAEINE- Firm. oleo. io7 lie city lard
SVGAP-R san,d generally 10 points higher
vitl standard Eranulate1 a. 650c 70 9 9oc. net
ICES . per cent cssn Rnw adyanead - ponts'
--aCo 50 test. AZ ii-c and molasses sugar. -
rsst hhc This advance makes me highest price
rirce july 1850 when centrifugal sold ~ dAc,
and az about TIRE same time beet ar LONDON solu
90 .ss 80 The advance was established on safes
81 n op0 hays Sanfo Domingo centrifugal ana
Z 500 hays ~ noia-s.s sugar Ar prices equal 20
-a.r here w London beet sugar WIS on a ne"
MIN Jewel with gair NJ ga - ~ ard sep
tcrnher stood az lss and October a. us 3D. win
MAY Us sad
hICE-Fitm aad unchanged.
frrAIS-COPrER Standard dull SPOT
September October and November f2ni2 10.
London dull spot t5G futures. taa l3s Arrivals
reported AZ New york to-day 2oiD tons. Gus
tom House returns show @XpQrts y +.1+a tons
far this month Lake copper. II - 7ml- ~ &c
eiecfrolvti- - 500 262isc casting. II p y 90
TIN-Easy- spot - 25c bid September. 81 ~
a. 10. October 4lG4i. GOc. snd November. AZ 20
Gal - London. weak. SPOT flrt los; futures
tfs5 l5f LEAD-Dull. A45d4 Ajc New YORK;
tNTTMONY- COoksun's Sou ooc. IRON
- Cleveland warrants. iHs 1910 In London.
Locally. quiet No J foundry Northern. $40 Z'sf
SO -. No >. $40 25Gs15 80. No / southern and
No ! Southern soft StaNsl5 50
NoLAssEs AND sYRrP~- pui and nomi
1sl
NAyAL STORMS Spirits urpeutne duh bat
about steady ROsIN STEADY. TAlt-Vniet sud
unchanged
oii--Beanei petroleum s'eadi Another
cert WAS added to the price ~ linseed oil, with
both city and out Of town quoted at 81 10
G3c calcutta OH was unchanged The advance
n tho American OH reflected the recent hiinhess
~ haksesd
CoT1OsSFED OiI.-There was active buy
ing ind uices Wer- arm anf~tig her. closing ~
net advance Of - to ~ yoinI. II Was re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


COLORADO & SOUTHERN LINES
fnfI 1914 fpfg
4tn vk in Aug S4So.sS3 $500 Hs6 s4ei $50
Juy l-Aug 81. 24"&.Sll $500" 2.6'l 80
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
4th VI, IN Aug s1.oll S2s 81 o2a. 1873 sssi so
Julv Aug 3i 5.Ti0.720 ISIS 123 BOSE 6i2
MISSOURI PACIFIC
ith vk in Aug 81 Js4 900 Sl.G16gNo Sl.5l5o non
July / Aug 81 s047ssI S.SGG.sSI s,533oo0
AURORA. rLGIN & CHICAGO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08
cucAco GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago sept Short crops in europe
.r-r.rT non confessional speculative buyins *
--b,s+ 10 -fav and lifted the market. pot"lu
gtar4frg ,aavv selling by owners. The close WIS
i.Gbc TO a. higher than last night ' or
sssryged a net 'cs- of "a &c 70 AH7sc. oats mn
ieSei unchanged 10 save down and PROVISIONS
pt.c on 20 TizC up. x..,ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-08

were A.scSTI7 or about S2.l% mile OF
road. compared with 81 90 in the year be-
fore. While maintenance OF equipment ex-
penses were s. 6SSSil. an Increase Of s5ss.-
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ported that the foreign demand for oil had IN
creased materially and that sales during the
last few DAYS would PROBABLY aggregate 1S.pp
on 20.O00 barrels for early shipment Local
contract prices
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Pine street,
Name. ~tS.H..s' my Sieiu'
,fionfle Coast Line . e. 1911 H.. 4. ~
"a n a y 4-4ih c. l9l0-'2T ....-...... "A ~
central OF Georgia 4i1-5 p c, l9ii-'lI. ~ ~
genfral r r OF y = C., 1871 IL. "a
~ asspeake & Ohio G. 1911 go. ~ ~
S,l,fr,go 4 Alton 4-4it-5 y c. 1911 20. ~
f,iIraxo & East IN 40 . c. lAll- II. a. ~
one r I A = RS 4is-6 {. l9ll- ID. 80 ~
-, nam n Day 4,e-5 2 c. 1911 20. ga ~
Dsiaware q Hudson "a c. l922 .... "a ~
Fr,s a.. : p &. l9li-'l1. ...........- "a
Ecrktng Valley i-4ia c, 1911 is. ~
ti,,seon & Manhattan c, lpil-l9.. 81 ~
y = ~ s s-A IA D c, 1911 l5..:.. ~
Kansas city South ~ . c. loll- ID. ~
leigh VALLEY Az c, 1911 H.. - -
Si Issouri Pacific Z . . 1911 .....'.. 81 -
Nohue a Ohio 40 p c. 1911 H.. -
\ Y central Lines p C. 1871. Y -. ~ -
\ ,rfoik & Western G, 1911 - ~
penrsvlvanla 3ir-s p c. 1911. .-.... ~ ~
:, r X 44is-5 c. lall- II ..... - -
40 GUAR G x + C. toll-H 80
seaboarf Air Line Sil-5 p c. WI. IL. o. =,
southern ny 3's-i-4ir . c. 1911. H. ~ -
yfretnian Railway 5 p c. 1911. ~ ~ -
wsbash Railroad AZ 8 c l9ll-Sl..' % -
wheeling & L a. 5 o c. lsll- ZZ'.' On -
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sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

COTJON-Thero was an advance. as re-
suit ~ buying By prominent brokers, but
whenever this support was Withdrawn the
market sagged on which resulted IN irreg-
ular fluctuations. although the close was
steady and AZ a net advance OF a 10 points.
Rumors that returns 10 the National Glnners
Association Indicated that 700 bales OF new
~ % cotton had been ginned prior 10 Septem-
bsr ! this year. comparing with 3J3,O oil bales
last and 476. go bales the previous
high record, made in 1905. tended 20 confirm
eN peel atIOns of beartsh census report ~
the opening this morning, ana were followed
by a reaction after an early advance Inc
close was from Nd q points or from the pest
Southern spot markets were unchanged TO
sc higher. With good sales reported al sew
cIal points Four or hve brokers between
them were credited with buying fully 100000
bales here. and the fact that they were abic
90 secure so much cotton IN a comparatively
narrow market without advancing prices more
than 10 points was considered significant
Local contract prices.
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MAINE CENTRAL.

The Maine central Railroad Tor1panr- haa
iesyed it- report for the year ended Jun
20 -o1f The income account compares '7
follows ,o,, ,o,, 900
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