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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
GOOD TINES IN EUROPE
: Trust Decisions Eagerly Await
ed. Say Returning FinancierS.

Several men well known in the financial
World we're passengers on the Lusitania-
which arrived here yesterday. among them
De Witt Cuyler. Of Philadelphia, Isaac
cuezenheim and Samuel Sloan. Mr.. Cuyler.
Who has been away since JsnusrJ'. most Of
,be tine IN Egypt. said:
Sentiment toward American securities
,ssn,s % be good abroad and the general
feeling excellent The big Supreme Court
seoisiors are anxiously awaited by the for
s4,n financial interests. although do not
think they are having very deterrent ef-
fsct on purchases Of our securities Things
here believe. are very sound and the rail-
,os5s stronger than ever. despite the de-
c.sion Of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion What the country really needs Is 70
b. let alone IN legislation
1ir Cussenhsira said'thst re felt optin,is-
IL REGARDING the business outlook here, add
ing
In ENGLAND business IS good and in Ger
many exceptionally coed. found that Ger
many - buv!ng more copper than ever.
TINS IS due 20 the great expansion OF busi-
r.~s which &c taking place there. German
business interests are not harpered by in
vestisations and legislation. They cannot
understand the lull IN cur industries and
business interests. They point cut that our
enormous crops OF last year should have
lad 2 very beneficial effect on the business
world. As regards buying OF our securities,
four3 that they are waiting fer the big
decisions from the Supreme Court and are
amply marking time"
NJ sloan. who is first vics-presi6ent Of
ths Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
While abroad organized the Farmers Lean
ara Trust Company. Limited, IN London
With = branch in Paris Like Mr.. Cuyler
ana Nj Guggenhs!c,. he remarked that the
tc-s.gn capitalists were waiting fo- the
srp-ere Court 70 decide TIRE Standard OIL
soe Tobacco cases before making extensive
Investments in american securities, a.d
added
These decisions are important factors IN
fnareial circles abroad. but as soon as they
srs known our securities viii undoubtedly
take OF new life"
Theodore ". Myers. who vas also among
those arriving or the Lusitania, said that
every ere n Europe seemed 70 think that
{ business boom would soon develop in the
United states Eric Hambro. Of the Lon
con banking firm Of c. J. Hanb-o & Sons,
VINO was met a. the pier hy J. p. Morgan,
=. whose guest Re will be while N the city
sa.G-ths feeling in London toward American
securities was favorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
NOT INVESTIGATING STEEL
= 3. Kellogg Meets Finance
Committee Frisco Deal Closed.

Frank 2. Kellogg. one Of the govern
-1eat's chief trust busters" attended a
special meeting % the france COMMITTEES
q The United States Steel Corporation yes
rsrday. his presence and the calling Of
re special meeting gave rise 70 reports
that the proposed investigation OF the Steel
Corporation BY q Congressional committee
was Beng discussed, but IL was Officially
states after tire meeting adjourned that
to- only subject that had been considered
vas mining lease IN the Northwest
tr Kellogg attendance az the meeting
- was added. had no significance. His firm
has represented the Northwestern ore In
tsrests Of the Steel Corporation for tbs
last ten years.
The report rom San Francisco that the
steel Corporation had purchased the Ris-
don Iron Works, located at Potrsro. Cal.
vas said BY z high officer Of the Steel Cor
rc-atioa 20 be premature. but he admit ed
''-zt The deal had been practically closed
Announcement was made yesterday that
eE-Judge (. II Gary. chairman OF the
board Of directors Of the United States Steel
operation, had been elected president OF
re Minnesota Steel Company, q subsid-
iar-. % succeed v. 3. Dickson. resigned
Nr- Dickson. Il viii be remembered. also
resigned recently az a vice-president of the
steel Corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06

10000. weak q. early prices. light. $ $50
ssG5 !. %sss sS s. o s. hs9 s S
81 s5; pigs, IS 50gs5 o5; bulk OF ssiss IS 50
q 80 %. SHEEF-Receipts 900 frm native.
ssgsts5; Western. SO e57s4s5. yearllnss.
81 4ofs5 AZ lambs native. 81 25dfS 40. Vest-
srn. 81 1885 30.
Cincinnati. May 5--CATrLE--p.ceipts $50
active snd strong. ioc higher: tsir to good
sn pPsrs. 81 75ds5 IS. Common. 80 25G 81 So.
butcher. and snipp.rs So lOsss Is common.
s. I5aS3 90. sHEEP--Receipts. $50: STEADY.
Se5sS Is LAaf5s--st.aay; s4 oo7s5so
Kansas City. Nay 5--cATrLE- Receipts.
500 no 5outhsrns Steady: drsssed beef ana
export steers 81 faiT to sSod s. y
sssG.-. si75as5 s6 sou,hern. sf95es5T5.
Southern cove. So rs ss4 Is. native. 50 ass IS.
sai ass hs'F H6ts..i es' so5 f 5sic:
lower. bulk Of saIta 50 75aS5 SIS hssvy. IS rs
Ss3 so; packers and batchMs - '5a - s.
BOO: steady: Tsx.s wetn.rs. siIo: lambs IS
ass so ewes, 50 5ossi IS stock.rs and feed
,oE Eas, alb ngnsI &c. "a. Ia. cArTIEsss:D;:
$500 active 25c higher; g 25as7 HOGS
s. 1888 is: mixed g a69ss IS. YoFEsrs.
SHEEP stag; stf faMB fa:i; ''qs$S
steady, sheep, active. lambs SLOW. handy
lambs $685. SIS; heavy. 81 eofsi IS: year
IS Is q 81. shser. mixed. 81 5o6i4
Fjt,s6urg May 5-cATTLE-stsaay. sarply
light choi-s S64s5 Is. prime. 50 1888. SHEEP
-s;saay supply tar ZINE .5gs, 20. oe;h:rs g SO
ssasii VEAL CALVES SO 50lsS IS HOGS
Lever; receipts 20 double decks: pri-as hsavies,
s. 90 mediums. Sc 25Gs6 IS. heavy and lgh.
Yorksrs snd pigs. S. So ass 40. rorghs. s5SS >
tBy Telegraph to The rrthUne.J
rouis,-ius. Nav S.-sHEEP AND LANES
Eece!pts 49,; FOR the week thus far, s23
market slow and draggy, best fat wool sheep,
3GaHc; medium and common sheep hard 20
sell ~ Ifsc: fall lambs slow a. Sc down /.
It'll. inquiry for spring lambs. trad9 sx'ren'e-
IL indifferent. best, 6S7e.
IBy Telegraph 20 Ths tribunal
81 Louis May 5-SATTLE-Rece!p-s, e2e:
demand liberal. supply scant; prices. loc
higher. su.k Of sales. 81 1889 as: hei'.-s
r,eady. $3.50 IS; COWS 50 50Gs5 so. southern
steers. 81 ioa So Is. HoGs-Receipts. 10 500 I.
active and s. lower: light 20 medium hoss.
S75Gss packers 50 500 1s5: pigs ana
lights IS so9:5 so. roagh. s59s5s0 South
ceip,.. 2es scarcs and hrrn. spring lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06

s.sl.7ss tons. against soo5.552 iaft year OF
IN Increase Of 52e234 tons"
EICE-stesdy but quiet.
NFTaIs-COPPER-- GU spCt'
Ma. June July and August. llScg /. -
London nr;n spot. i5S rs I'D futures. 80 i's
Iskc. 1871, Q l2soc. elsctrolytie' LIZ = y
|. 25c casting. I1sIii q 1cc. TIN-FirIn, spo'
AID Mar. i1.5Od 42c, June. Al - 2 a. :. :; e.
Tuiv. 41T.f7jc. AugaEt. 81 q a SOC. LenGoh
nrn spot fis3. futures. use 10 LLAD- -.
Dull 1900 soc New York. as 500 las'
= Louis London sl2 lis 81 SPELL r. r.
Dull. 540QS.4Jc View York. % !. 9Vc t.as
s. LOUIS London, ia s.. ANTiMoNI-Dlll
Ccoksou's pIe50c IFON--Clere Gland var
rsute ass lisd IN London. Locally quiet No
! t7urdry northern No Southern ard 10 ]
southern soft SIS % SIS Is. 10 foundry
Northern. si5E fiS so
NOIAssES And sIPJPS-ouisi and IN
changed ONsrings OF syrups moderate
NAVAL, STOEES-Narkst sagstns anc >rice,
nominal. Considersbf. selling pressure. "ith
demand usht TURPENTINE-sp.rits. ras
chine bbls 73i7c TAR T5c. ROsIN-Corf' n
rlou 70 good strained 7.5oc. 2, IIoc. D. SOC
-o-IS1insssd unchanged Reared petro-
Isur steady 81 7.25c for standard white. -
CCrroNSEED Ou-Firn,er ard prizes q,
the close we're iG5 points ne- higher Loca!
confrac. prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
LIVESTOCK NeFkEr.

.sV 4oFE, Aav s -e.t
PEEVEs-Fs-.ipts is ears. or 2.74s sea4
including q cars f9r THE market Their. was a
hstter demand to-day. steers ana "a cows
selling ioc hizher BULLS t-il steady ana me-
dun and common cows f'eacy 20 firm TIE
yards were cieir-d. coed 20 cAo;cs s,eers sold
~ ~ so 90 an p.. 100 ID. ordinary 10 escs
bulls 81 sof IS Is : cows. S29si Dressed tess
n ,sir eenaana ~ efloe for native sites
London and Liverpool eattle markets steady
Fxporfs 20. norro~' es2 cattle ara zoo ouar.
,ers az bee, IN he Minrewasi1a q London.
ooi quarters n the New York also scr
London and GA quarters n the Baltic Tor
/ iverpool The Teutonic took out sTs guartsrs
saies-Kerns Comuiss.on Company. Il
stable tod Feansylvanil steers 1895 h aver
s-e ss 40 psr 100 d. -. i5C. o. 81 40 -
~, h SO ss' less s. on lot. Is 0a!6 lar -
SG25 - 1907 ~ Sc ~. q. ils1 d. So 0: lsss
IS on lot i Eeatreky' l+ol ls. &c /. 1871
MePhsr,on = co % Fsnn.ylvaaia Steer,
1864 H. 60 lo. -. i2es u. 81 70. ! bull. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

View York Nay ). 1917.
GRAIN--VHEAT--Saow further strength
early. With May in Chicago a. 9ss, o. IL al.
vance O.: g cor the week Shorts were good
buyers. following unexpected strength abroad,
There Liverpool was "a GIHd higher. and In
sympathy with the Northwest where prices
were up about &c orshel Trading was quiet
a. the advance. and late n the session TIE
market weakened, closing az = Q sc net de-
cline for the new crop months although Nay
vas &c higher, al a premium, O: sac over
July. The Ohio State report made the May
coalition 81 per cent, against 81 III april eni
- .asr year: No red wheat here. &c ele-
vator and eIssc aAoat. No Northern
Duluth. s. Cs7s o aaoat COEN-Fi.ra
rnost OF the day. but later easier. closing al *
advance Tor May. and &c advance % :. :
decline FOR later positions Export 10 2, e0c
nominal. aGoat- OAIs-Cont!lsrt was
Su!nsh early. although az the close the mar
re, lost the early gain. and anal figures wers
ret unchanged. Cash oats firm. standard
white. Acc. No ?, 40%c. No 3. 394c aat 80
!. SeHc. RYE-NoninaL BARLEY-stsady;
mating. 81 Is PSI 20, / 2 New york BUCK
WHEAT-Qu:et; American. s5c per 100 u.
New York; Canadian. 63c Z New
Ho!k for export. Wheat. including -four. ex-
ports fo- the week according 10 Rradstreet's
aggregate 194A327 bushels against 1855 6ss
last week ara 1880 las, year; since July
!, lc5 bushels, against 124 0s5 SO last
SEA son; corn. exports tor the week 275O59
bushels against 133.567 last week. and POS. eT3
last year, since July !. Al 259 bushels
egeins, %, 1884, 5i last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

lie following petitions IN bankruptcy
= era fled in the Unitel states Circuit Court
3este~cav
BURNS RESTAURANT AND HOTEL
COMPANY. which carried on the old and
Vel known Burns Resta uraht at No. rs
SIKH avenue, az 45th street, involuntary.
Creditors James Billings x Sons. 1871;
James Delaney as the Manhattan Produce
Loureu-. SIS, and John J. Sullivan, sl59.
II was alleged that while insOlvent tho
conponT made preferential payments 70 TWO
creditors. aud transferred property worth
ger 500 tO other creditors 20 prefer them.
Judge Rough appointed Wilbur LarremOre
sa1 oc0ert r. DeCamp receivers with a
to14 % $i.lHJ and authOrizod them 70 con-
ih-e bus ness for ten Gays. The assets are
estnSted az 5000
.LEtLECU AND AARON l.. BRFNNER.
compose the firm OF Bremen Brothers.
l~lv "-urer9 Of waists. dresses end cos
- 81 al NOS lZS 10 1H West 18th street,
enc also cid business a. the High Grade
saa Company az Nos III and l73 Main
steof. Paterson. X. j.. inyoluntarv. CreIi-
r.f.. LOUIS hamburger & Co SIP. Raden
s'Q1c->, f5t AMI Sigmund Loewenstein.
80 u vas alesed that they were in
solvent and admitted in writing INABILITY
y "a" tlci~ debts and consented % cd
-4l'etoH I0 ban,TUptCv. Judge Hong
elDc1te- Larrt Lesser receiver and au-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
BUILDER OWES s1,298.455
tonh ". Right Files Bankruptcy Petit
ton in Hartford. Conn.

Hartford, Conn, May 5.-John " Kight.
New York builder. who lives on Shippan
Fve1vc, Stamford. filed q petition in bank
luptcy IN the United States court here 20
csr lie had 10 assets. and Of hts total
ia biiues--sl COS ass She said g. 81, ole a.
we're secured claims.
The unsecured claims Vere $50 43s 50. The
N@Topol,an Life Insurance Company has
Claim Of $3.50. oo0 and the Germsria Life
ore Of $500 All the creditors are New
lorb City residents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET,

Boston MAY ST. Commercial euus.,,'
Of Boston VII. say Of tbs veal market to-naor-
row.
rhs Boston wool trade reports erctser
draggy week. although prices have apclrezty
gon. 70 lower ard some Dealers -,Ar,fssc 4
stronger disposition hold ,hsir st,cts. fesir 9
more assvye3 that Their. VII - no t3,Ets1cS
Q, TIE tar'S ~ ths extra ssss'ct % CorCets
and belsv.ng ths. the mills will consecusst'-
come into tas MARIE, more and more. ossdes
Which sven nov prices are or lover level
here than n N. growing sections wh--s tie
rev wool lie being bought.
Transactions for tia week have Been l.s:tec.
territory wools moving % the e1-er. % aocvt .
c. medium - low grades have a!so ts<a u -
aIe.-
'Tha shipments Of wool from Bos'or 20 my
- s23 $50 pounds tor TIRE sa..s period last yea
The receipts 20 May e. inclusive. we're IS 3<s4S5
pounds against slc9s.ocs pounds for tbs ssr,A
Period last year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06

FLOUR AND NFAie-Flour inactive. prices
f.r. ,4.anccd 20 point where buyers haze
Iatysed 10 follow the 20 auc-. spring patents.
- ~ n s. -. winter strafFhts. - 10 q 81 -.
-irte~ patents. - u" 50 20. spring clears.
s. = s. 81 90, extra - / winter s. 40 q - so,
,xtra 70 ginte[ 20 81 e.. kansas
fsir - good 81 6o6Si 50. choice TO fsncv
g. s5ES5c5 CORNMEAL-Hlln dried g o..
II. UEAL-Fine white and yellow sII5d
81 20. coarse 81 loGSl - FEEp--WesteTn
sprtng S2S 70. standard riddl!nz. s26 So. four
a. s27 IS. red dog s2s 10 citv bran SOS
bulk 500 50 sacks. m,ddlnS SO Is 2 scs red
Gor SIS, hcminy chop So bulk. SIS 90 sa ks
Ctivresr sS3 700 S5f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago MAJ 5.--CArrLE-Rece!pts, 500;
strong; beeves s53ss 90; Texas steers, 81 sOq
~nd fAede-s s47s5 20. cows and heitsrs. 81 40
IS so; calves, 81 50 sc 90. HoGs--Eeee:pts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

tfNrnished by J. Thomas Rsinhaidt Nc n
Broad street. NeS York. No "a Devonshirs
street. Boston. and No. Is King street west.
Toronto. Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06

thorzed him to continue business ,or
thltty Gays, IL was said that the iabilitie-
were $4,000. assets 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Pal fivsr. Mass. MAY --Ths rrir. clo.h
market continues quiet. With general trading
LnsatisfacrCry While there has been eonsi1 .
cradle nquiry. the mills have bssa slow SELL
ers. TIE rnarke. 10 little stronger than u
has been fo- some weeks. b-t general prices
are unchanged. Quotations 2s-inch, s.xs4
ss.e nominal. 2s-inca. $3.50 Tic 27-lnch
64xoc S-tsc. 27-lnch. 56x5s iS-isc ssh
inch. s4xsi Sc a4-irch esxI2. sAc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Coupons interchangeable +Reg!sts-.t :Ccu-
pens. sRes.stered and coupons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06

Spot quiet. and 10 points hicter az 1856 Tor
rni11ling upland. and sales we're 2i1 ba es. de-
livered on contract, LOO bales Tive-rooI
cables. spot dun, sales 100 bales. Fpsrulati-n
and export. 500; American. 9 zoo Imports.
5000. all American. Mi5dlins upland sa2d
Futures opened steady, 90 ~ points lower
closed. near firm. distant stsaly Q, points
higher TO Is lower MAY TeId. Msy-T-ina
s.92d, June-Juiy. 7s3isd. July-August 7.7et.d.
August-Septs-1ber 7.49G September October.
T.QTd. CctoDer-Novenber, GsSiad. November
December, SEX DecembeT-1anusry January
Teorusry February March and March-April.
8 sOizl
COFFEF--TrsdinE was Inactive sales az
g-egztinS $3.50 bags. Prices we're sts7 !v carly.
opening unchanged TO 4 points higher duo 20
further support bt lea ding bu''- and iafGerreI
BY evidences Of firmness IN Brazil, but eased or
under local selling Cost and freight offers we're
unchanged 10 slIghtiy higher. with Santos IS
quoted hGh a. - jOc but a. the price as
above buyers views little or no business was
accomplished Hsvre closed unchanged % 2.
franc higher: Hamburg was A0& pfcnrig net
lower. RI - reis lower and Santos unchanged
The high price OF coffee continues 10 result &c
q smaller demand and consumption during I've
present season ~ii undoubtedly show a "a ling
OF Of about 100 40 bag. For the ten months
o. the present crop year warehouse deliveries "a
The United states have been $751; bags
against "a 600 last year. while ir Europe a.
liveres we're s.4S3. 90. against . 2C6. go YEAR
ago Spot quiet ana unchanged 81 II &c for Rio
~ $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06

Chicago. Nov Signs Of rain ovr ths d5y
belt North~est hslpef 10 turn ~hest prices
downward today TIE close was Irregular.
vaying from Nc under last night 70 &c above.
Corn finished AZ 10 20 l.9hc on oa,s withou,
change and hog products INC lower 20 Sc ad-
vance Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by charlss D. Barney e &C. Nc. %
Broad street. New York, and No. I22 South
air strser Philadephia)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
NEW YoBE PRICYs
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABoAPD CLEARA

Last year.......... 5000 49, coo
cOTTON-1he favoreble heather map start
Cd renewal Of Thursdays selling a. the
opening Of the market, but the decline vas
soon checked BY nors aggressive cid crop
bull support, ana ths market became firm N
ths late trading on the bullish weekend fR-
was steady az ret advance CO q p points.
within point or two OF the bss, The week
END ngures proved much more bulllsh than
looked FOR. as the larger port receipts during
the week were shown 70 bs largely az the
expense or stocks at the counted Interior
70 Rns. while spinners' tskinss were large, and
there vas further sharp falling cT N the
SUPPLY of American cotton. Weekly move
rncnt figures. Port receipts 50 500 bales
sssins1 5i.G7e last year; overland 70 mills
and canada. s,25l. against 1850 last vcsr
southern mill takings. estimated - Or0
as alnSl $4,000 last year. loss % stocks a. t.-
terior towns. ~ SIS against %. 81 last year:
DROUGHT into sight for the week. So 500 bales
against SO SJ5 last season Total cro7 nov
nsnt: Port receipts S 1877 53T q 94S adde1
receipts season. Mobile. a'c.1. sgalnsr g $50
SO last year; overland 70 mills and Canada
SIS POI bales. against 73s.5eS last season
southern mill takinss. 1850 900 against
""p.nNo last year, stock at Interior towns On
excess of September I. 237.416 against cae OOO
last year brought into sight thus far for sea
son. l129s,2l4, against 500 2Te last seron.
brought INTO sight during APRIL o7GTSO
against 355,5s4 last season The total crop
movemsnt II for ei1 DAYS this season. AGAINST
PAS days last season. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

IS I5as7 IS. clipped lambs. s5i5033 20,
clipped sheep. 81 T5a s. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06

small prics changes. but ~. tendsncy vas
fcwnpard FORk-Parelv STEADY. mess.
ST. 75GS!s IS family. SIS 501s20 shor' clear,
s1GQsls. BEEF-ste,dy mess $50 SIS 20.
tan,ily. sl4 81 pa lo 59q 81 estra
s5sTs2s DRESSED HOGs-stsa6v bacons
&c $50 h &c lso ID. ai.c. 40 10 81 pigs.
CSC CUT MEATs-Fickle4 bellies easy. u
n I2i!c. + 10. 1lGlis-. i 10 lie Picked
hams steady. ia al2c TALLOW-Dun
c.t~ i3.Isc country. 5sGstc LAID
rz.c, -shnsd STEADY South America. Z 4o-
Continent s.5Sc. Brazil kegs 10 i0- Com
pogat TETi.e sTEARLNE-Clso itsTt.c.
si,y lara 9foi.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
srGaR-Pernsa ftsaey aad unchanx

sTGAR-INTNe- FItl.T aWI md rTst
80 On Doc ret less psr cent rs,n Tor
standard graauiated LoHeon was STEADY Tor
bee- sugar With MAJ ard June unchanged a.
~. -1d August q, Z higher a. los SID raw
b.Te ,,as nr!n az an acvane. az poirts with
spo,s a. SIS for re test centrifugal. 333e ,or
"a tss. muscoyado ane Csc 70! 50 test mo-
f,sses sugar These prices vera established or
80. o, 50 600 bags Cubas prompt Clearance
- !T-5oe bass oS ,sst. cost aad trsieht.
e.,-i "a ssc here. ane same amount 20 ss,,
e ,..L ~. terms and Price Ais5 < 600 b,rs
tybss Ma - 70 20 clearance a. 2i.e. cost
md freight equal 20 s5c ard 10000 ba .
- 49, riro NAV Is 20 90 cleararc4 a. I SCI
TytiIctt = Grsv. Total stock OF Eur7p.
srd merle LESS: :,T1. 'oos 'saa., ao7
Iist =. sock is 2si234 tons. against al H.
cre@se Of gee sT4 tons las week Total stock
- ,~oats together show visible surrly -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
PoRcUpINE STOCK
NEW YOEK CITY BONDS.
Furnished by ". y. Coer & Co. No IS Cedar
streetO

lAccrr.d .ntersst e be- sAaeel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06

4 2 Matthews Sens. 29s F.!toa s.
BrcoI.y-.
ro,,on sore 1857 Broa1way, Eklyn
,fccorniicks. CTR 81 an1 s,h Ave
BROOKLYN
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-12-16

X. l.. Hass was up from Mar
rows the first of the week.
Rubbers and Ovcrshoes we
have them Schenk & Williams.
X. l.. Hutton was circulating
among his friends in this city
during the week,
Reed Bros. give 10 votes for
every cent purchased at their
store in jewelry.
You should inspect the fine as
sortment Of Wall Paper at Luna
burg. Dalton & Co.'S.
Fresh supply of groceries in
Guiding lard. bacon hams etc.
at Hagey & Richardson's,
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
OF HOLIDAY GOODS AS
USUAL, AT THE BUSY COR
NER STORE.
George Fry has gone to Baker
to visit his daughter; from there
he will go to California for a few
weeks.
The Harney Saw Mill, X. l..
Bunvard proprietor, now has on
hand a large amount of rough
and dressed lumber and can fill
orders on short notice. A good
road to the mill. Hurry orders
may be 'phoned in.
Best flour (guarantee) $3.50
bbl. Hartman Mercantile Co.
When you have bilious attack
give Chamberlain's Tablets a
trial. They are excellent. For
sale by all dealers.
Note the advertising space of
Young's Meat Market & Grocery
in this issue. All the stock is
offered at actual cost.
Mrs. Ralph Berry and mrs.
Baker arrived from Washington
the latter part of last week. The
ladies filed on some land and re-
turned home Thursday. With
their husbands they will return
in the spring to become perma-
nent residents.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-12-16
PURE GOLD

Did you know that a 20-year
endowment policy with the Ore
gon life is pure gold? Did you
know that a 20-year endowment
policy with the Oregon Life gives
you a safe place to deposit money,
paws your wife and babies the
amount you carry in event Of
your death, or if you live pays
the amount to you at the end of
20 years? Unless you have the
hooks in the 'old man" who car
ries the scythe, it would be well
to look into this matter deeper.
Good insurance is the squarest
deal on earth. Consult
EGGLESToN,
The Oregon Life Man.