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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-08

dies have done for
me. For two years
i suffered. The doc
tors said / had tu-
mors, and the only
remedy was the sur
geon's knife. My
mother bought me
Lydia e. Pinkham's
We &c table Com
pound, and today I
am . healthy wo
man. For months
I suffered from in.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-08

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Recently at her beautiful country
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-08
AID SOCIETY Meeting.

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Runnels, 405
Randolph street
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-08
HELD INITIATION.

The members of the Psi Iota Nj sor-
ority held an initiation last evening at
the home of Miss Genevieve Newlin in
East Main street. The candidates
were Miss Eleanor Seidel. Miss Ruth
Pennell, Miss Esther Coate and Miss
Anna Nicholson. The evening was
spent socially and with music. A lun-
cheOn was served.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-08
TO ST. LOUIS

Mr. Frank Wissler will leave soor
for st. Louis where he has accepted 9
position.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-08

flammation, and your Sanative Wash re-
lieved me. Your Liver Pills have no
equal as a cathartic. Any one wishing
proof OF what your medicines have
done for me can get it from any drug
Cist or by writing to me. You can use
my testimonial In any way you wish.
and will be glad to answer ietters."-
Mrs. CHRISTINA REED, los Mound St..
Peoria, Ill
Another Operation Avoided.
New Orleans. La.-"For years suf.
Tered from severe female troubles.
Finally was confined to my bed and
the doctor said an operation was neces.
sary. gave Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
esable Compound q trial first, and
was saved from an operation. Mrs.
Lily PxYRoUx, I'LL Kerlerec St, New
Orleans, In.
The great volume Of unsolicited ties.
timony constantly pouring in proves
conclusively that Lydia E. PinkhamV
Vegetable Compound 10 q remarkable
remedy for those diseresstng feminine
Ills from which % manywomen sufer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-08
TO ST. LOUIS.

Mr.. Edward Iserman and Mr.. Elmer
Iserman left yesterday for ST. Louis
where they will spend their vacation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-08
TO OHIO

Miss Airline Shreeve has gone to
Cleveland and Toledo. Ohio. where
she will spend some time visiting
| friends.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21
EXCHANGE STOPS A CUSTOM
Resolution Is Expected to Put an
End to Quick Turns" by Gable.

The resolution adopted n week ago by
the governing committee of the New York
stock Exchange against virtual splitting
of commissions which accompanied the
transaction OF arbitrage business between
this city and European exchanges, primar
lily London. was supplemented yesterday By
the following resolution passed az a special
meeting OF the committee
ANY business. domestic or foreign. for
the joint account OF a member Of the eX-
change and a non-member. where each
party in interest charges a commission or
allowance, is hereby prohibited. To take
effect July l."
Under the former resolution New York
Stock Exchange member or firm accepting
purchase or sale executed by non-mem-
Der in any market outside Of the United
states on an order for dealing in securities
listed on the New York Exchange. other
than government state or municipal Sc
curities. was obliged to charge the nom
member one-eighth Of per cent commission,
the regular rate for ordinary commission
business, In addition 70 any commission
charged By the person or persons making
the transaction. The rule applied to trans
actions in stocks. with which the business
Of arbitragins Is concerned, and its effect
was TO prevent the local Stock Exchange
member from remitting, because he himself
was party 70 the joint account with the
foreign non-nlember. Of the one-eighth Of
per cent commission which he otherwise
must have charged.
The new regulation goes beyond this
prohibiting altogether the transaction ot
business on joint account which is the form
under which the business Of srbitragng is
conducted. between a member Of the eX-
change and non-member, and extending
the prohibition also TO ANY business, do
mestic or foreign" this clause being
practical reaifirmation Of the rule in force
since 1925 against domestic arbitrage oper-
auons. It's effect IL expected 10 be the
ending Of the practice. allowed for nearly
fifty years. OF trading in international
stocks By sble for quick turns"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21
STOCK AND BOND ISSUES
Lake Erie g. Pittsburg to In
crease Capital to S6.O00.oOO.

The stockholders OF the Lake Erie 4
Pittsburg Railway Company will hold
special meeting IN Lorain, Ohio on May 1s.
to authorize an issue of S, 10000 new COM
mon stock, increasing the capital from
100000 10 $5.0O0OcO. The stockholders win
also vote on a proposition TO issue sl5goo.-
600 OF bends
The Lake Erie & Pittsburg was chartered
in April. 1908. to build line from Lorain
10 Youngstown, Ohio. with a branch 10
Cleveland, total length of about one nun
dred and twenty miles. The company has
built forty miles of track from Cleveland
eastward 70 g connection with the Plttsburg
& Lake Erie and trains on that section are
being run. Work on the road was aban-
doned three years ago. but practically all
Of the right Of way between Cleveland and
Lorain has been obtained. Grading between
these two points has been done and foun-
dations have been built for number Of
bridges.
The proposed increase in the capital stock
IS said 10 be for resurling construction
through TO Pittsburg. The proceeds OF the
forthcoming bond issue It is understood.
will be used for the payment OF cbliga tons
for the acquisition. construction. equip
msnt and Improvement Of the property.
The line is being constructed in the Joint
interest Of the Lake Shore z Michigan
Southern Railway and the Pennsylvania
company.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21
OTHER LIVESTOCK Markets.

Chicago. April 3o.--CATrLE-Recs:pts. 5oct
steady. pseves. s. l5af5 %; Teas steers ~ 0ow
feeders. sias5 10. cows and heifers. 8. 500
IS IS. calves 81 15QsS5 ~. HOGo-Rsceipis.
=. 900. I0al5c lower than yestsrdsys avsr.4e:
Ilenr. seus6 30. mixed. sodss 30: heavy. - 80
81 20; rougn. 50 7bgs5 o.. good TO choice heavy.
s. a5qS8 -: pigs. 81 05dSS 81. bulk OF sales
50 $3.50 % sHEEp-Rsceip,s Is,ooo; weak;
linss. 81 S0gs5 p; iarnbs. native. s+SogsS 10;
Western. 81 75ase rs
Esst Rn5ao v pr Rsseu,s I Sow snd
2o@s6c lower: heavy, ss 2sass aO mixed; g 500
50 s YGrss5s r s, e 80 sa ss s. 'S as..
So 2sass Is SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts.
IL 600; slow: ewes and mixed sheep s,ss1g: ss ~
clipped handy. s5Qs5 IS. heavy. 8 554st 9;
yearlnes, - 50dSs -: wethsrs, stdsx ID. ewes.
50 SoaS3 ~ sheep mixed 8 49, pse.p. 10 ,p
steady and quiet. fair TO good shippers. s5n 90:
common. 81 25gs4. HOGS Receipts: 3.sss; i dun
s. ss9 2sass s ss % eommon. IS a5ass a. sHEEP-
Receipts. 7e steady; $2gs+ TO- lambs
Kansas City' April 20-cATTLE-Rsceipts.
900 Including 200 southerns: steady; dressed
beer and export steers s. s0d<S 3o. fair TO goo.
= ssecses ags' 80 81 sass 20: Southern = soas is
southerr, cows. 50 25ds5, native. 5000 - :
helters. 81 I5ase Is; bulls 81 & soaS p ca,vss ,s,
hackers snd butchers. Ssdss is. lights. ~ 90
Is SHEEP Receipts. 100; lambs steady
mss. wethers s4as4 90: ewes. S3 50r9& ID,
stockers and feeders s31S3 10.
81 Louis April 70 0-CATTLE--Recepts
200. slow and i0c lower; srcers. ~ sO4&6 oOt
heifer~ 81 S!dsG 30; cows. So 9OdS5 40 Souther9
steers 81 f5dsa %: cows. So s0Gt4 ~ HOt59-
lover arg lowest IN two years: pfes and liEht,
s5 9Oass 20: packers. s. 50dS5 90; hesvy. s. 10
ss 20: rough s59s5 80 SHEEP-Reccfpts.
81 5oass. spring lambs ssass 80. clipped Sheep
81 75Ts5 ~
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21
TROLLEY ROADS TO UNITE
Frank j. Gould and Friends in
$18,000,0O0 Deal in Virginia

Frank j. Gould and his associates vvho
control the Virginia Railway and Power
company have reached an agreement with
the controlling interests in the Norfolk, &.
Portsmouth Traction Company to consoli-
date the two companies
The details Of the proposed merger. in
cluding the basis for the exchange of stock
are now being worked out. and II IS ex-
pected that the completed plan will be
submitted TO the boards Of directors ard
stockholders OF the respective companies
for their approval In the near future. n
is planned TO have the merger become ef
fective on July /. since the fiscal years of
both corporations close on June 80 The
total capitalization Of the two companies
amounts TO s1s.1oO.O0o.
The Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany controls and operates the electric
railway light and power properties II, the
cities OF Richmond. Petersburg and con-
tiguous territory. and water powers I'm
the James River at Richmond and in the
Appoma.tox River at Petersburg. from
which power for the operation of it's rail
way lines and power plants Is generated 10
a very large extent
The Norfolk & Portsmouth Traction Com
pany controls similar properties in the
cities OF Norfolk and Portsmouth and con-
tiguous territory. including the lines of the
Norfolk Railway and Light Company.
which are leased for nnety-nine years.
This company also does the electric light
and power business in the cities of Norfolk
and Portsmouth and contiguous territory,
and controls the City Gas Company, OF
Norfolk. the only gas company doing bust
ness in that city.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21

Spot quiet. with prices 10 points higher. ~
Il Csc for middling upland no sales Liverpool
cables spot hardening sales. IS coo bales: spec
uiatiou and export. 1900, American. "a COO Inn
ports. l3. 000: American. 1900. middling up
land. 02d. Futures opened quiet az , points
decline. closed firm. l1T points higher, April,
T.76c; April-Mav and May-June 7.74i7d; June
July. 769iad Julr-AuEust, 7eod, august sep
tember. aid. septemhsr-October. T0lizd: Oc-
tonsr- Novem mbsr. es5lzd. November December.
SOD. Deceruber-Iauuary. January February and
FebTusrv-March. 67sd; March April o.led. Man.
chester-Yarns hardening, cloths firm.
COFFEE-rhere WeS a steady opening, with
prices lg4 points ne, higher. During the day
however prices gave wav. and AZ the close We're
es ST. AZ the low Of the session. showing net
decline Of 6fs points, sales, 30 600 bags Inc
ate weakness was attributed 70 reduced cost ana
freight o.fsrs from Brazil The cost and irelgnt
market was irregular. ranging from II l5c 20
- 3Oc tor santos As. but there we're rumors that
lower bids had been accepted. and that SraZll
Was showing more disposition 20 sell sale
was reported OF 1000 bags Of Santos As prompt
shipment. az Il 3-i6c. ara there was also a SAFE
o. santos As ard 5s July shipment. az II soIs. ~.
Efarre advanced Z frame, Hamburg was az!
pterni- higher. Rio was so reis higher ana
santos vas uuchanget. spot inactive and un.
changed az l114c for Rio No :. Local contract
prices vas,o--
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21

entire surprise. Some reports had 1t that
the change had been suggested by Mr..
Speyer with whose house Mr.. Vanderlip rs
associated in the management of the Mis-
souri,. Kansas g. Texas. in which also the
Hawley party. controlling the Chesapeake
& Ohio and other properties. Is interested.
other rur1ors were that II was +. T.
Gates. the representative Of John D. Rocke-
feller. who had urged the name OF Mr.. Van
derlip. Mr. vanderlip is a director and
member Of the executive committee of the
Union Pacific and of the Southern Pacific.
the connection Of Kuhn Loeb & Co. with
which was assigned by a1r. Gould on Tues
day as the principal reason why in his
Judgment a continuance Of its relationship
with the Missouri Pacific as its bankers
was 'inadvisable for the stockholders OF
the Missouri Pacific, as well as for the
public"
Transactions in Missouri Pacific on the
stock Exchange yesterday aggregated
about thirty thousand shares. the price
ranging between 477s and 4at.. and the
close being at 4SA. unchanged from
Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ohicial Record and forecast.-~" " 4hHln '''''
Anrn 2O.-The pressure chart of the wofld pre-
psred this morning a. the central once o' ''''
Weather Bureau exhibited q rernar@ane s'F''S
Of severe storms and abnor nally 10" PRESSURE
There were six storms IN all-one over 'n'
Japan Sea one over Alaeks. one on the Nc"
Jersey coast one Of the NeWfoundland bahh''
ono over the British Isles sud one over Cen'I''
siberia. Tie high pressure areas between me
storms we're relatively unimpcrianl lnoi'o"'"''y
mention is nlado Of the coincidence OF shs"'
thoYch fairly persistent earth tremors durlns
me Say as shown b. tue Gather bureau sels-
mOgrRph. - .,. ohto .r.rev
.,5 lower lake region eastward were iolloWee
so-dav by clearing weather. and falI Nsa'lie' We ~
,,eVstis generally tonight over all seruohh -
seot The west Gulf states There "1re, "H6
- stotyers In Texas, Wyoming ttdu 81
efe,ada and light rains and SHOWS ~ cr c't'.l,..r'
i5sbo II n considerably warmer III we "F. ~
Afissisgippl Vaiic,, the Northwest .nu In We s're
ir,b psci6c states but elsewhere tnpeIa'Tls, ~
.,,s,gss vcre not of importance. renailohs ~ ~
a-d a. less unsettled over the interior 49, "l ~
nl,r~ but generally fair weather Is lhalcass, -,
- Eridsv and saturday n al! sectlehs' er,,e-.si
~ vest Gul. states, UtaA ana tho e'''1
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21
RAIDERS IN WALL STREET
Many Brokers Found in Alleged
Gambling House.

Lieutenant Collins and ten men Of Dep
IT. lynn's stat descended on er alleged
poolroc-l n Stone street late yesterday
afternoon. and placed eight men under
tr7est Tie prisoners %ere taken to Police
asacquarts-s, charged with being common
sanoiers and pool sellers. The warrant
's'e Issued b. CHIEF Magistrate McAdoo.
y vas Just before the Wall Street Offices
sAa downtown business houses had closed
~ re Gay that TIE raid was made. Co!-
=. WITH his Ter aids. had mounted TIE
H7os q the alleged gambling place. PEE
afsc 70 batter down the doors, when
sarta % tie place came cut Of the main
COZ. AS soon as he had gone out the man
= watch inside tried 70 close the door and
I-p lAe chain lock into place. Collins vas
- 2ulck for h..l, however. and he ard his
~ Ior'ed their way inco the vesubule.
-as raiders then sscenced 20 the second
.''.' Were they are SAID 20 have found
a dozen games OF chance" being
rye According 20 the police. many rich
. Ne1 known brokers and their clerks
'''s N the place. ana all made a break 10
a'aps Upon being reassured that only
- E4neipsls connected with the estab-
'--at were wanted. these men became
''-aef ana waited tor the next move.
~,'.hs picked out the eight men named
= 's Warrants and assisted them into the
=" wagons. Two were charged with
s common gamblers and with pool
sls A?ee with being pool sellers ana
@'ia beng common gamblers.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21

New YORK, April 20. 1911.
AIN-WHEAT-Active and strong clos
ing al net advance OF Il. g1H.c The ad-
vance was due 20 active and general buying,
following unexpected strength abroad, where
the Liverpool market advanced Z. 91%d and
the Continent was lG5i,c higher with tho
greatest strength at Budapest. where there
was a squeeze in the April position. Buenos
Ayres was 2Ss q &c higher with reports Of
small offerings. Cash markets arm, export
sales A. loads OF Canadian. Broomhal esti
mated Argentine shipments for the week at
$500. 600 bushels against 2 72o. 900 the pre-
vious week and 1Ss3,000 last year. No red,
947.c elevator and 96isc Z ahoat No /
Northern Duluth. 81 0Tis o afoat. CORN
Active and firm. closing at an advance or Il n
tsc. The West reported an active export tn
auiry. with sales OF about 500 060 bushels for
future shipment. Export No 2. 5sc o ahoat.
OATS-Moderately active and stesdier. clos
ing AT ner gain OF = &c. Export sales.
about 100000 bushels Canadian. Cash oats
frm; standard white. IS &c; No 2. 39iac; No 3.
500. 40 8. 3SAc. RYE-Noninal BARLEY
BCCKWHEAT-Quist. American, sic Z
New York. Canadian, soc c I New York, for
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21


were fled in the United states Circuit Court
yesterday
NORMAN sELRT. known as kid" No
COY. OF Nc leo West 47th street. who has
recently been the manager Of a rathsksller
at Broadway and 3Sth street. where the
license was revoked two weeks ago. volun-
tary; liabilities. $I,47o: assets. so cash on
hand
ALBERT 3. ROsspALE. dealer in
tewelry and diamonds. az No j Maiden
Lane. involuntary; creditors. BENJAMIN
Cohen, S444: Herman Kestenbaunl, s72o ard
Bernard Greenstein. So Il was alleged
that he was insolvert. made preferential
payments 5000. transferred merchandise
and accounts 500 and removed iarge part
Mason II. Trowbridge receiver Liabilities
are $4,000 and assets S2ool.
OTTO MOTOR CAR COMPANY Of
" II aSa TSaie Pr5a9p9H il9s2 0 mn
creditors John 4 Kent, SO. Kenneth Skin
ner $50 and John Z. klemyer, $3.50 y
was alleged that the company vas insol-
vent ana made preferential payments.
Judge Holt appointed Charles II. Little
field receiver Liabilities, $500. assets, S2.oll
NORMAN FACBER and DAVID LEVY,
who did business as Tauber & Levy. ano a.
Norman & David dealers n mems tur-
nishing goods. az No. 5 Beekman street IN
voluntary: creditors: Louis Meyers & son,
S43T. n. Schwartz & Co, S4S and Harry n
Leinkran. $40 II was alleged that theY
were insoivent. and admitted IN writing in
ability 20 pay their debts. Judge Holt ap-
1oiI1fs6 niles Hart receiver. bond Sl.505
CL1REECE Y. RICKERSON. doing
BUSINESS as Charles Z. Rickerscn's son.
dealer N hay. grain and feed and excelsior.
at 40 2ll west street. involuntary. credl-
TORS W. ". Lord COnpanv, N,QSl; John r
Kelly. S4 and David Pfelfer, 81. II was
alleged that he was insolvent, made prefer
enttal payments Of 5000 and transferred
large portion OF his assets as collateral for
GebtS Ju6ze Holt appointed Edwin ". Cox
receiver. bond. $500 Liabilities. N4'cV0'
- ff9
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21

Rock Mountain region. where local rains are
rronabie FRIDAY. Temperatures VIII remain
erd-,rsrst,,eiy high IN the central valleys and
,h@ Vorthvest aud they VIII rise IN the middle
rIotesu and the middle Atlantic states. Flood
pa,a~nings have been issued for the sulphur FORK
~ Fe5 River and for the Nazoo River.
r'be winds along the New England coast VIII
no r-o6erate north 20 northwest, becoming fari-
.,,ie- Middle Atlantic Coast light TO moderate
IVA ,arlahie. south Atlantic Coast. light TO
-o6srafa north 20 northeast; East GUlf Coast
itsE. and variable West Gulr coast. moderate
sn7ifh 10 southeast. Great Lakes, light 20 mod
sreaTaers departing FRIDAY for European ports
,,tu have moderate north 10 northwest winds
vii fsir weather 10 tho Grand Banks.
Forerass for special Locali;ies-For The Dis
,,,rt OF Columbia, Maryland. Virginia Fair
,o-Aav; SATURDAY. fair. warner. lsht. variable
winds.
Tor Delaware. New jersey. Eastern Pennsyl-
,,ria and Eastern New York fair to-day. Sat
,,rdav far. warmer. light TO moderate. variable
VIZ g-~ New England Fair to-day and SATURDAY
-6ci.ete north 10 northwest winds. becoming
For west Virginia. Fair to-day. Saturday.
fair. warmer
nor Western Ponnsylvanla' Fair south. un-
ettleJ north portion to-day. warmer saturday
fatr. warmer, light 10 modeFate, variable winds
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. April % The weekly return &C
the Bank OF England shows the following
,hanses. To,al reserve Increased s966O30
circulation decreased 1858 90, bullion in
creased 1895 C39. other securities decreased
Is $50, 90; other deposits decreased 1851 c6j .
public deposits decreased t209 $50; govern
mert securities decreased El24074 The pro-
portion Or the banks reserve 70 liabilities
Is now = 20 per cent, against 1850 per cent
last week, and compares with an advance
from - per cent 20 50ss per cent in this
week last yesr. The rate OF discount IS
unchanged a. 3 per cent.
Checks cleared through the London banks
for the week aggregated E20I, 10000. against
1910 10000 last week and t5S6, ,627 60 IN this
week A year ago.
Parts April 20-The weekly return ot
the Eank OF France shows the following
changes: Gold on hand increased 6.s50eN
francs: silver OH hand increased I.l5J,010
francs, notes In circulation decreased 81
$50 900 francs; general deposits increased s.
10000 francs bills discounted decreased
81 10000 francs: treasury advances in
creased 12.s75, 600 francs.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21
EOEEIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. April 2o-wHEAT-spot dull tit-
ures strong. May. es 1oSd; July, 8. 9ssd Oete-
ber Is aid CORN-Spot nrm American
mixed. new, As 5izd; American mixed, old, es
I'd: new American, kiln dried. A. md: futures
strong: May, 4s 7asd: July. ~ sd. FDoCR-
Winter patents. Gas EOPS-In London Pacific
Coast "a l5sds5 5s. BEEF-Extrs India mess
sos PORK-Prme mees Western. Sis Sd HAMS
Short CUT Sis I'd BACON-CunlDerlaud cut.
52s, short rib. 56s. clear bellies. 5ls: long clear
-1iddles light 53s 81 heavy. SIS. short clear
backs as sHoULDERS-sauare. as 6d
LARD-Prims Western. tcs. ais American re
fined pals ais %. CHTEsECCansdian rnest
white and colored, new, e3s. BCrTER-Finee.
United states, sss good, SOS. TCkPENTlNE--
Spirits STs. ROSIN-Commor iss 81 Pc
LEUM-Rsfned. Gid LINSEED OIL
COS COTroNSEED OIL-Eull refined; spot.
2ss 81. TArLOW-Australian, in London. S3s I'd
London, April 2o-SCGAR-Rav, cenu'fus1l.
lis Sd muscovado. los Cd; beet. April. los %
IINSEED-Calcutta, Aprii-Juns, 6ss LINSEEO
OIIl-47s SPERM OIL-t34 los. PETROLEUM.
american refined, SID: spirits. eisd TCR-
PENTINE-spirits, 66s 80 RoslN-Arueric.n
Antwerp, April 2o-PETRoLECM. 10 francs.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April 2o-UnrrOrnisine crop condooos
in Europe sent the wheat market soaring 70
day There strong tone az the close. WIN .
not advance OF ~f1Ac 10 INC bushel lAx-
est figures showed a gain OF isGsc for corr
and feFLc 20 @Tizc On oats. Hog producO
nnished unchanged 90 ioc above. An of,.eiaj re-
port on the winter wheat crop OF Prussia est;-
mated the condition at T6 per cent. decline OF
poiuts compared with a year ago. lnlnediateiy
the Inference drawn that the rrore EXTENSIVE
acreage adjoining m Russia might also tarn os;s
70 have a mu-h smaller yield than twelve ulontHs
back From Hungary, too >ecame disauistlng
statements concerning the outlook and telling OF
a squeeze in prices A. Budapest Excisenlsnt ~
Tiverpool due in part 10 scanty arrivals re-
ported by Buenos Ayres. had parallel ir the PIT
here The whir upward began a. the outset OK
husness and lasted throughout the day, reee-
tions not az any time taking the marSot urdSr
the opening iey. 20 any extent Word tnes
Winnipeg had sold - boat loads for export addec
10 the bull furry especially in the last hour OF
the session. Range cr priccs:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21
GRAND TRUNK FINANCES
London Meeting Authorizes Raising Of
Mortgage of S3o,0OO,OOO

London. April @-At the semi-annual
meeting OF the Grand Trunk Railway OF
Canada to-day unanimous assent was given
70 the Grand Trunk Railway act Of 1911
and the directors were authorized 70 exer
else the powers conferred upon them b.
this law, including the raising o, a mort
gage of 100000 on the Grand Trunk
Western Railway the interest on which Is
guaranteed b. the Grand Trunk
A ". Smithers, chairman of the board
OF directors. said he had no fear that the
Grand Trunk would have 10 make any pay
u1ent under the guarantee. Half the
amount OF tbs mortgage. he said. would
ren ain IN tbs treasury, and the remainder
be issued as required
New-York tribune., 1911-04-21

81 25 uer 100 ID; clipped s. IS: Jew cIipps4
Gull sheep. 81 so: prime stock sold. Dreeeeo
mutton dull al Ta9c per lb dressed iamoS
,oaIIl1c. country dressed hothouse lambs
lower al sST<, 80 per carcass
saIes-s. Ssnders SO unshorn state iamees
II 10 average, SC 25 per 100 ID l53 Clipped.
az ID Is rs; clipped Gull sheep 50 10. " %.
Newton g. Co. 22J unshorn Ohio lambs. -
ID, ss - 4.
HOGS-Receipts. cars, Or 300 mead. IN
cludinx only few head for the market. Ne
sales Feeling nominally lower. Country
dress.d hogs dull and unchanged ~ TO- LOO
per 10 for heavy TO light weights =,
state pigs 1872 10 average, 81 10 per 100 ID;
rougIs. AIS ID. 50 rs.