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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago rIl~ 90 CT TILE - Receip't.
1000. market generally foc NEE "
srn Steers. $3.50 -. sfocls-s and IsG--s'
e. -o.s and heifers 60 laN s. ~,
S,Isse s51S7so HOGS -- Peoeirts 2.-o"v'
marker weak 20 Sc oTer ,ha az 9 e. ~
e. 'oF sG 81 cough "a 2od 50 81; good -
cSoc. hssvv Sc ,o4ss - pigs s. - z 80 ~
ouu i "a 200 ,rart-e' weak. rsure. $50 .
s4s, western. S3TSi ~. vesrlinss, 81 300
g. 30. lambs. native. N9E 3d. NeN''''
- G 2yG >, al July 20 CATTLE Recs'rt'.
o.e eooS sbout stead. others weak. s'e~rs.
g 95gsG TO- hN'fers, - 'oI 30, - ,.s.-sr..,
prices g ssaS1 20 AgaS , 1872 ,,I ,rd
s e., - q Sc I Chs s. 81 So N sEEEP--
pscSipts 42as market stead, 81 oaS5 90
''~ ~, .' Gitv JuIy 2o-cArTLt- Receipts.
4 600 Including 300 sou'herns; strong. 80
i've. stockers lrd feeders weak. dressed oe@'
and export steers. So l'a go - az e. 81 rs.
sIoeIsr, and fs.der, 81 35aS5 southyrn
s,eers 81 S5ass A.. southern cows, ~ 80
q 80 80 "a nS5 ~ S GI% fss. - caves san
Sc Is HOGS Receipts $500. market ' i. a..
- 80 lover. bulk ~ sales. "a - 81 So
beavv So 5oqsss2i-. packers snd hq,cheT'
ga 500 Sc 90, lights $500 So so SILL -
Receipts 900. market stead 10 &c ..tHSS
Ian
Tsth.-, sid 81 So: Awes. 81 joA s. So stock
ers and leaders. 81 50 81 p. ,.,.
Fast Buffalo. July 2o.--CATTIF ear
-Raceipts. go head; sctir- and
.,cad~ IS 50dssI5 HOGS -R~"eipfs. 2n'n
bead. c7,vlv active. SC higher. hear', -
& 40. MIXED. 81 &5Ts7 IS. Yorkrr, 20
81 30: pigs. $TdS7 10; rorghs - 2 az. a. = -
stasF 81 5oa S. so. diaries. 8 q = 30 ~ -
A@n fAMPS- Receipts ..4oo head s'~ef''
-ood - choice active common SLOW
r.-ior stock Yards PittFburE. july 70 =
CATTLE steady supply tight, choice. - 9of
"a so. prime. So 1o6 sS rs -.
sunpI- fair. prime verhers. - - - - rrus
ard common. Stas2 lambs Sass ga
49,. ssdSs % HOGS-staadv rec.piF.
20 donnie TeckT: prime r-sviss s. 100 81 - .
MEDIUM. 81 4Oas7 IS hesvv York.rs. ~
e. -. rzht Workers. s. - as 30; PIGS - ~
81: rouChs. s. 5odSs N.
IBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune
rouizv,IIs rniv % Til. receipts ~ sh-.p s-f
lambs to-day we're . asa: FOR the four days tns
g. .b,Ics lambs and the market -ul-d about
.,sss- WITH Tho best rot lambs selling a -"
e. o. some medium and light lambs from . g. So,
crn Kentucky snd s',,,a ,-o,S 3, 81
.n.ep a. Is down. medium and oon'mon fne' -
~ 5uII and drsgEy ~ relative iov pr'cer
Try Telegraph 70 rne Tribune
G, louis rulv ~ CATTLE Receipts. = :
AZ CsirIv active and steady 70 loc higher;
steer, 81 aOqS6 20, heifers. So l9tSS: c2Ns.
- 80, 80 si 5n9ss HOGS -Recsipts HOB. mod
.pa,a sc,,,.s and Sc lower, choice medium y
bssvy weights. So sodS8 ~. bulk OF ssiss IS %
8se * hes, rigs aud lights. s8 256ss rs. NEG i.
iurn pigs and lights 81 sSf1Ss -: 'qIlun0l,. -
rsS 90 s,,,G Sif and ioGi5c higher: medium -
choice lambs ss J0Gs7 y: Common lsme, "a
asa 50: sheep 81 5o0S4; common = -'as' -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
SELLS TRUST co. HOLDINGS
Equitable Disposes of It's Stock
in the Commercial.

Tho Ecuitabln Life Assurance society
according to(ar announcement made yes
.erasv from Philadelphia, has sold IT'S
holdings of stock Of tire Commercial Trust
C97lpanv. Of that city, amounting TO 1870
en7r-. ont of a total ~ lO0oo. 80 group
NJ philadelphia ara New York mon. Ben
.a~7tr Stronz. fr vice president OF the
ps~kors' Trust company. ~ New ork'
and John r Grocer Of plard. Penn
have reer elected directors Of the trust
.,-,nsrv as representatives Of the new in
ferssts
The board 81 tho Commercial TruS com
ra-- IS ono ~ the strongest in Philad"i-
mia. and Includes seven directors ~ the
Pernsvivaris Railroad Company and an
eighth representative ~ that road IN the
uerson Of Vice Presidenr TatndH Tho
commercials president. Thomas De Wit
c,iv'e~ I'm addition 70 being q director ot
20. Pennsylvania. IS director ~ the
rqutable Life Assurance Society, a trustee
~ re Equitable Trust COMPANY an7 Oh
rector Of The Mercantile Trust Company.
Tie a4ia+ion which has existed between
tho commercial Trust Companv and the
banking Institutions ~ rhe Morgan inter
es-s in this city has apparently become
closer through rho transfer ~ The Eaui-
table Tlfe's holdings of he trust companT
stock. which has been followed by the cleo
zion tr IT'S board Of directors RI an ofhoer
~ The Bankers Trust Company. which
,.rar tho merger with rhe Mercantile Trust
COMPANY viii become either the 'srgsst
,-us- company IN m" country or second IN
size ouIv 10 The Guaranty Trust COMPANY
.,rt-4red. like the Pankers bv the Morgan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

f..sr2ooL July 20 REAT-spot steady S.i,..
Va % 1aniioba Is 5iid. futures, aIm, july,
q. io-.G october IL SD Decemoer, rs
a.. d CoRN-spot steady. American niHe9,
"a - I'D. new American k:!n dried rs 30
s,tnrs. uiiet. September. Is i%f. Oe,opef.
:. SID. FLOUR winter psisu.s' Us B 5Urs
', Tnr,cp Pacific CoastJ, = ftI los BEEF
SYRIA india mess rs. PORk-Prim.sa mess e.
- Sst.rn rs 81 HAMS-Suort cut. OBS 90.
!, ,|,S Cumberland cut DDS Oh; short rlb,
49, ID. clear bellies 54s 81 lnns clear mid-
40 t,~ht as. heavy. SIS % short rlear
r..ks fis sd sHOCLDERs-sguSre. ass ID
nm prime Western. tiercet. 4ns ID Amer
~ ..N1,a'p,.er.s mats. ~ HEEeE-Canaaisn
sres, Whiir. new. 67s Ga colored; bss 90.
-ppEc.rI,.E -spirits. sss ROstN-Com-
W - oil PETROL EJ'N Refined disd.
I'rNsgED on as cd. 'oTToNsh,Ep OIL
fiyIl reined. spot rs Bel. IALLOW-AusTa-
ian in london. SIS fifd.
ordon. Iuiy 20 SUGAR Ra" cent-itl
cal Iss. rluscovado. lis Sd h"ei. July, u
I'D LINsEEN -calcuua. lnly. hnsns'' e5s
IA rfNSEWD OIL sis. STERN OIL. 80
~, ~, tiEII{oI FL American renned. so
.nirits 6Ld TURPENTINE. spirii, S!s
nj, "a ROSIN American strained, Is ID
~ Arrterp. Jul. 20 PETROLEUM 10 fgaHef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
AIR BRAKES AND CAR STEPS
Both Subjects Of Hearing Before MI.
Eustis. of the P S. G.

'o1 missioner Eustis presided 1t a hear
inE beid vesterdav morning instituted by
Tho Public Service Commission concerning
inc adequacy ol the brakes generally used
on surface cars All the street railroads
were represented either by experts or nv
ouns'' The general ground taken by at
vas that air brakes were preferable on
he heavier cars iu all cases. but that In
many Instances the hand brakes were suf-
1cent for the lighter cars.
20 q. 'oruotte transportation engineer
'.r The commission suggested that all cars
''"r iN~Ufv-0ve tons DO equipped with air
brakes hu, this vas obieoted 30 by Arthur
t Asster. counsel fJr tLe Metropolitan.
on 'nr ground that n was dra wing the
me foo closely. It appears thst the Metro
p'iisn has many cars which weigh just
'"enty-siz tons Edward 4 Maher. gen
rr'i manager n the Third Avenue Rail-
road. testified trat Of the i25 cars which
,ney usually had In operation fo5 had afr
brakes
mere "as also an inquiry regarding the
"eisnt q tAo steps with Whicn tie closed
ATS are equipped Mrs Mary T. Traut-
mann, VI the Women's Health Protective
i@ague. testified that many 81 the cars
Nea steps so loGy that n was with DIFF
"'1iy women could zet aboard the cars.
eha IN the case Of mnrm persons it was
''siy dangerous
Hns suggested that The matter be- regu-
-'sd On the srOUnd o. humanity and urged
maj The height Of ne steps be made i
'''."es- Mr Counette said the steps used
.F.t fg
."'hes on account u Che machinery be-
-'"'h Tie car Hc spoke OF the cars IN
-''''h. Philadelphia ana some Western
"'A ana suggested that the steps be
''''oI'er u a minimum height ~ - inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21

snot quier with prices - points l1"sr ~
O.. x, for ufdd1lng upland. sales, - psI"t.
s-li,ar,d ~, contract. 900 bales. liverpool
r,blas snot cotton. fair business doing. sales,
{ On0. Sp.cuIstion and expert. 800. America
onn- i'm ports. : 00n. al American. Mlqdins
,,-t-,s 4ad Fm'fr~- o~~ned irrsGulsr a.
~ 10 , point, ADVANCE; closed stnady. points
1--we 70 point higher. July. ia july
Argust 1854. August SeDtamher. 1871
l.r,anfbsr- Octobsr GSpi- october cTem
har = snd Sovenrber -December. go - De-
cerr,bsr- January. 64i15d; Januarv- ehrusry'
d $50 Februsr,.- March. q 46d March Aprll.
4 sTi,d MancheTter; YarnE. Moderate De
u1snd. cloths. fair business going
COFFFE-rh Vas rounpsr, lively small
business. sales for tho dav amounted 20 l4,W'"
bzaS bur prices were lower, closing a. not
decline OF 20 ~ points. There MAS an
,baeuo4 o, The good buying vhirh char
sc+sr,zed vedregday's operations. and for
eizlf traders who had be~u on N" bu'ing
sira turned soller7. while bulls showed less
fitnos,ffon 20 support thu market The eesiAr
fepiina was due 20 q large extent IN weak
,ass abroad who're Have, after opening =
s,,nc hirhe- turned weak and ar the close
showed net decline ~ 8. franc While Ham
bsrg was sGis pfennig lower. Arcordlns
q, Drivsto cables the weakness abroad As
,5s result % bear manipulation and a small
,ro, demand and n appeared - he ths
general belief that the market was feeling m"
though IL ras thought that a large amount
p-,zu and that receipts viii be well taken
care ~ spot was unchanged on the basis
OF 1850 for Rio 80 :. Local contract prices:
Nester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
FIGHTS ON
Says Concern Is in Good Shape
to Pay Dividends.

George Westinghouse issued another cir
GUAR yesterday i'm the fight for proxies for
use at the annual meeting on July 2s that
Is going on between himself and tho man
agement Mr. Westinghouse, who is con
ducting bis campaign for proxies princi-
paily on the ground that the present man
sgement has failed 10 live No 10 its prom
iseS 10 resume the payments Of dividends
on the asserting stock. takes exception to
the statement made in circular sent out
Wednesday by the merchandise creditors
committee, whose plan for the rehabilita-
tion Of the Westinghouse company result
ed IN the discharge Of the receivers in 1909.
that dividends on this stock were mad
vissble az tho present time.
lie calls attention to the fact that the
company has on deposit in various banks
more than $500 600. while a quarterly divi-
dend Of I per cent on the common stock,
such as ne recommends, would require only
$3.50 no. or about per cent OF the cash on
deposit Future payments Of I per cent
quarterly. he says. can he made ont OF
current earnings. Instead Of paving divi-
dends on the common stock. however. Mr.
Westinghouse SAYS, the policy has been TO
new extensions and now ventures He
adds:
Some Of such ventures 7 believe 10 be un-
safe II not imprOvdent. As 7 wrote the
directors on June q: II have made every
possible effort 70 have the company begin
the payment NJ dividends on it's asserting
stock n must he perfectly obvious that
dividends will he long deferred If the COM
pany is 10 continue "a invest It's cash re-
sources and surplus earnings in such a
manner as TO leave nothing available for
dividends on its asserting stock Not
withstandin the drastic writing down of
over Nl.0000e1 for alleged depreciation In
the last two years. the hook or asset value
Of the stock still remains fully rs Per cent
II is proper that T should state that 7
never voted for the amendment Of the by
laws a. they now stand and that 81 the
time they We're amended | declared that (
would not be bound by them. | am there
fore AZ perfect liberty 70 challenge the pro
priety and wisdom Of continuing any longer
the classification Of directors and the proxy
committee. particularly in view of the re-
fuSal Of the directors outstanding
ample earnings and ample funds on hand
% pay reasona Die dividends on the common
stock OF tho company az promised at the
time Of the reorganization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

c,i.avo rulv 90 Relief an some quarters thtt
,,.r. would ne a decided falliug or soon IN 70.
reipts from the winter crop made wheat Dnye.
.. a., wore sc,ivA The close was strong az
80 20 80 net advance. Corn AZ the clo'r
showed gain of 1Ac @? 25Q2A. over as.
,,1-b- ons oats a rise 81 s.usc The ortconiS
~. rs nrodncts variasI FROM 2i.c lower 20 700
,rrrssse in cost Actual purchases o. wheat 10
arrive here were considerably les man tor -
erscss,ug twenty -Four hours, u vas also -
,ar5.S as significant that the estimated nnmo's
- carloads eApected 20 reach Chiraso 20 morrow
rad fallen 70 5ls. A. compared VIII onJ uu,F
:, corn small receipts, light aCcoNtSrces ara far
Eastern demand we-e anrorg IN" reasons ,er
h-iga There was also 4 sooi deal ot AK sDouE
-,sssnonrer dannge u Missouri ana Kansas, =
Ia vas reported ss buying hay from 'anhls
go T-ennssses something entirely without pr
a., rive oats market nervous and inclih-t
g. soilosy corn Provisions had a strong unu-
,ore a consequence ~ the rise N gram. " -
~, 80 -, norf was 2f-c m ~ 2pc dearer tlhl
&C., night and other products up De- 20 3HI -
D,,ye ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
WILL OPEN IN RUSSIA
American Express Co. Sees Prof.
liable Field for Banking Business

The American Express Company expects
before long 10 open a branch in husS'H
with the object Of conducting a hank-
ing business in that country, Vhere
no American banking institution now
exists. and also an express business.
ono OF th,, officers of the American FIX
press Company said yesterday that the
company had been carrying on neGotia-
lions for three years looking to the opening
OF an ofice in -. Petersburg.
The negotiations had been in the immedi-
ate charge Of the manager Of the COM
psuys Paris branch. who had retained
Russian lawyer 10 assist him. 4 great
deal Of red tape had been encountered, but
the company hoped ultimately TO get into
Russia.
There were many collections 10 Ia MADE
for account Of exporters of American COM
lnodities to Russia, and these collections
could readily be handled by the express
corpenv. IN the second place. II was be-
Ieved probable that good volume of ex-
,rass business in Russia could he devel-
oped. Again. a great many INN grants
from Russia were constantly sending FUNDS
home from the United states, and the
American Express Company believed that
8, would 10 possible 70 build M an i'm
portsnt remittance business from this
source
Another possible line Of business might
be the purchasing Of United states money
which had been carried home by irnrn'-
grants returning 20 Russia after stay
IN his country a profitable business In
that Aeld having beer established hT the
Italian branches Of the American Express
Companr
The foreign business 81 the COMPANY me
o7l~er added. was steadily growing. There
are now sixteen offices IN Europe, and ad-
f.tionsl ones We're planned. The travellers
checks issued by the COMPANY m the last
,aa- ~ persons going 20 European coun-
49, s.v,o,,,-a5 N 81 n0n nnn in total value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
BROKERS' HELD FOR ASSAULT
To Be Tried in General Sessions on
CompIaint Of Another Broker

lonn J Costigan and William fosiiSan'
stock brokers. Of No = New street, were
Mid yesterday IN $50 bail each by Mhgis-
,-s,e Herman. IN the TOmbs court. on
,,,srro Of assault made by Joseph NJ li"IN
~ another broker. 4 SO. 81 Exchange
Place
1fariev alleged that 10 ana =. =. b"nl'-
min, his fsthcr-in-lar. were struck oy mo
Ccstiesns IN New street oJ july ~. '"''
ing dispute between Harley ana 'o'"
rostiean The cave viii Zoe tried u -
s<~fions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
ASKS BIDS FOR SECURITIES
Former President of Oriental Bank Of
fers Assets Of Concern.

Tho stockholders II the Oriental Bank,
which failed IN January, l9oS, have 20
re.vsd % letter fran 2. " Jones, ir.. for
me- president Of tho institution, inviting
r1sm % hid for various securities which
are among It's assets. and which are naY
lolo 1v the National Reserve Bank a.
collateral for loan made 20 The Oriental
IN 'Se The original loan was for S2'e.H''
7Hich has been reduced 70 Sl25 m
Mr. Jones is now vicc-president n the
National Reserve Bank. Tho assets for
which no invites bids include lot IN 10th
street near Columbus avenue. and stock IN
ne Guardian Trust Company. Union Trust
COMPANY Of Jersey city, American and
British Manufacturing Company % Prov-
dsnce. Central Hudson Steamboat com
psrv. National Deposit Bank Of Philadel-
mia. Wensburr and Buffalo VALLEY Coal
'ompsny Pe~ezrina Mining and Milling
'ompany Union Portland Cement Com
rarv. Mexico city Banking Company and
Eagle Fire Insurance Coupanv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
T. C. GRAFT CASES SETTLED
The Railroad Takes Over West Pull
man Car Shops.

chicago July 70 what IS said 30 he the
final settlement Of tho Illinois Central
Railroad graft cases, in which former Of
acialS were accused " drfyHuding the road
out ~ 81 5r00oN in the repairing ~ ears,
was made yesterdsv
The company took over tho West Pull
man Car Works one ~ She ear repair
sbors in which tho officials were ACCUSED OF
having swindled the railroad hy charging
for repairs never made.
Blewitt Loo attorney for th" road said
IL surrendered its claim NJ approximately
S1.Wn.o0 against tho West Pullman car
Works and gave $4,000 in cash for the
plant. II is said that mo- further action
civil or criminal viii hc taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

aere a.ed ~ IS. I.I,,'s St. csur, YES
ieiday.
me- 10 dno ANTONIO DI NUONO. tau-
"a" the Di Ngoy0 Brothers Cheese 'oii-
,..S,se Ncfdo~ appointed clifford g. Ind
80, receiver Liabiutic,. 5000; assets
In.eN AFh LONINGER. grocer 10 90
! a. fenuc. involuntary LidDlhtles'
assets N.ao.
~ IiyNl PALADiNG cOniTactor 10
'h. no assets
re teedei ag,..uteo Ealph g.. Coileu
ae4i, H hsukiHEtrv f.r william k1bi y
ae, olit.. aud ce-F. Nu. g'A Ihl''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
SEVENTY ONE GET STATE BONDS
Issue Of s12.5O0O00 oversubscribed
About Five Times

,rhanv July e)-Scyenty-ono b.ddcra
acre successful to-day in the sale by STATE
Controller Sohmer Of fi2.5c0om of hftN
,,ar 4 ncr cent state bonds. Sloo).o@ Of
,.bich are for highway Improvement ana
.bo remainder for the raiisade Interstate
Park Improvement. The average price
r,id was ios %. and the issue was more
tbap five times oversubscrbed
Among the successful bidders We're. Har-
v,v. Fisk 81 Som. New York S,55i'G0 al
iCl ~ 10 1852. Clarke. Dodge y o.. New
York. 81 100000 az 1927 60 lo3Zlt Hayden,
Stone n CO. New York. G.Do).o0o at lHiW
% 1Of 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
WINNIPEG TO BUY RAILWAY
Canadian City Will Secure Plant OF
Electric Road.

winnipeg. JIiy 20 Mayor E'aHa OF VIA
,f,cg announced today taat the city had
1.oided 10 purchase the entire plant of the
v-,pnipev Electric Railway Company for
slsU0.Oo0 The requirement includes "i'
electric railway, with fourteen years oil '''
franchise get 20 run. power plant Sky
miles cas-: % the city and gas ana cleo
,,-,c U-ft works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21

a
inartiYe and while there vas hrmer feel
- du- - The late rally I'm wheat. quotat ons
wet" uomirslly UNCHANGED spring patents
s5GS5 -; Vinisr siraiShts, ~ Va e - -. a.
-, +. o. 80. No ! winter 81 40Rs3 ~: extra
"a > winter 81 2Sds3 a.; Rarsss straishts.
81 2Oas4 Is: fancy spring patents iS ssSgss -
choica 90 fancy. IS io1s5 80. coRNMEAI-
Quiet, kiln dried, 81 -. BAG MEAL.
$3.50 81 9oaSi as TEED-westsrn easIer.
cl,v dui-t: western spring. S2i % standard
middllng. s26 50, hour 90, k@', rtd Dog go
s26 see red dog. $50; hominy chop 80
tulE, $40 90 sacks. Oilmesl. SSi %.
pRoyIsIONS-Rather quiet Prices showed
a d-n undertone. Influenced by the steady hog
market. and IN sympathy win me s"atP az
,-ero % 600. estimated FOR Friday. 10000;
Kansas city rAceiyed 5000. ana Omaha eouO
sis 40. snort clear SIG 50Hsl5. BEEF-
st.sdv. mes. $40 5ORsii family. sl2psl2 20
packet, $11 5oasi2. extra India mess SIG
DRESSED HOGs-Flrrn; baeons vsc. $50 d.
SI..T' ,iTATsyPiekled bellies steady. "a 10.
"a hams steady: f4c. TALLow-ou!et;
ci,- NC country. = nGNc. LARD-ouiet;
Middle West. 2on $500. city lard quiet. a c
"anrrd ard steady; south America. 9.j5c /;
,,o,nd ,tsadv. 7Ha7i.d. TEARINE-Quiet:
cleo. Zoe. city lard stearin-' ISc
SUGAR -Reantd very nrm At an advance Of
md ronners we're Indifferent about taking or
ders az that ngure owing 20 the stiffness "
me raw market. The market Tor raw sugar
was firm and a sharp advance and sales ~
about I5ooo0 hays were MADE on no basis
~ &c 90 test. cost and freight Tor tUoss and
At 3Gc for a sail cargo OF Port Rico Tor
-romn, ar Ipr,ent. The Cuhas we're for prompt
ana Angus, shipment. spot prices were I .3do
for % test centrifugal. a.sdc Tor 80 test mus
,orado and 5dic for 80 test molass~- sugar.
Ths London market for beet sugar was nrm
ana unchanged TO ~ Nd higher, with July at
T9s .t.d and August rs I'D, with Octobsr
80 pac.-,ber a. iis 81 london cabled mo
worlds visible supply ~ sugar az 1850 900
tone.
RICE steady 60 nrm and unchanged. De
METALS COPPER standard was auet.
win spat Iuiv. August September and Oc
tober quoted AZ -. lod lie. London steady.
fsG iss. futures f5T Us - custom house
returns show exports OF u 9aG tous So Ear
this month Lake copper, - I50 lie. cleo
troiytic. le.G2i. 9 l-.'0c. and casting. i.ST't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21

at25oc TIN-Easy; spot, H;72 1900 :
Iuy. 4i.goT42c; August. 4l.z"g tI.''c a. ssg y
tic London easy: spot t19l los; futures
ftS4 Locally sales were rcporteu ~ W So,y
York. 4tiGS .IJc East - Louis. Lona ao 20
lis "a sPELrrR.-Ffrfn, 5Tgao,ds" 90
york 3 So n &c Fest 81 L0nis i.ohoyr; r.
ANTiMoNf pul. cookson, ,s s"e' IoesII-
iron vas nui.t. No foundry northern: s..E
si5ea; 80 . foundry northern. 80 ,Smn 1s.
No foundry Southern and No touhnrF
Southern soft. sii 70 ISIS %. PIG IRON CTR
aOI'asSFs AND sYEUrs-ouist and IN
changed .,. ....ay
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentiue sieaa
and a shade iearer. Rosin ana INT r"eN
steady and unchanged. 1900 ,,,
OII.S-Ifrseed oil unchanged. kennrp ptNtD
leum stesdy At use for standard "hi'o' ~
barrels for New York. .
COTTONsEFD OIf-Active selling pressnr
due 70 evidence. 81 liquidation on the par pt
holders OF generally good sized lots, 0nI ,,b
the selling subsidized the market rsIi'.u cr'
covering and support from leading 'e'"''''
'''' ''"'' . Yester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. July ga good selection. amounts
Ing 90 12.jii bales. brought out ertsk come
naiition M the wool auction sales TO-DAY.
Prices were Arm. and the best grades %
msrinoS advanced per cent over the May
average queensland secured realized - ~ d.
Home traders were active buy ers ~ all grades.
while Americans purchased crosshreds TIE
sales follow. New South Wales. 3.2oo bales.
secured lddiS iod. greasy. Sddis Cd.
Queensland 400 bales secured, Is "a az
Si,d. greasy. t0iad1is I'D. Victoria 300
bales: greasy 7isddis 2iad New Zealand.
500 bales: secured, Is Ia q Is. greasy, g.. "a o
l. Id Punta Arenas S.ipo bales. ursaAA
RdNt.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS
-HNrEhL or GroFGtA

CENTRAL or GEORGIA
1911 1910 ip,n
Cd pa.t ir tu- S2I2 p1n S22S nO0 $50 700
.Iuiv i.Tui- Il al. Gao ACC. $40 @Sl,9oo
CHESAPEAKE OHIO.
% roet r IuI~ Sslo3lS sJ6T. SOS $3.50. 20
.TrI, IIiv - tOfTTg 0S7 .S4s pTo 400
DETROIT & IA'WTNAC.
"A voc. ln IuIv S22377 S23. iaG so 457
T,lI, Iuiv li 4sOsl $50 - tSs
GRAND TRUNK
ID -,seL .u 1ur- ssnt son sa2l0.5 s7saTi6
IuIr Juir Is 1aST. sq5 800 fnT iA5S.iH
LOUISVILLE = NASHVILLE.
% ueer 'r July s9G2. is5 Sa6A52i ssd4 @9a
IrIv IuIv a.. lalp. coo lS4S.3 ltJi, $50
MOBILE e. ONO.
2d v,ses .1 Juf~ Sig7. O5S SlsT652 st7l o7c
TjI. IuIy ~ aso TSi $3.50 Csc 23i 30I
TOLEDO. TEODIa & WESTERN.
2d week Ion Jul SAFER flN.95S -
IuIy fully a.. %975i 3So2;' -
NORTHERN ONO Traction & LIGHT
1911 1917 Increase
p u.ek ir IaI- Sto5. o7p Sl02.0So S2as9
jan. I-July - 1l9s.?7e 1,"ai.2 lO1.S94
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
SEED PRICES.

Toledo July 2O.-CLovERSEED--Ca
$40 20. October s970. December. 81 ToI
March. 50 70 AISIKE-Prime. 81; August,
so TIMOTHY-August. 81 40, september.