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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

r.er. $2ass PARSLEY curly, Dbl, sSg*S 30;
plain slas2 so. PEAS. Norfolk. large. hall n.i
carolina. large large basket. sias2 large small
basket 5Ocdsl small. small basket. so9 COS
small large basket. T3c1<l .: PEPPEEs. n cS'
Il soas5 Is RHts1R fs' 100 punches sooasi (:
r. DISHES. 100 punches. 35115c. sPlNASh;
5bi T5casf % scALLGoNs, 100 lunches 100
81 SQUASH new. boz, 50cqsl large. oaske''
5jc1si small, basket 200SOc. TCRNlPs, rnts-
haga Dbl. s2ls2 Is TOMATOES. Florida car
risr Il 509S3 p wATERcREss. 100 ouncnes'
slGs2
HoTHOUsE PRODUCTS Cucumbers IN
moderate supply and stead Mushrooms
plenty. quality poor and prices low ana
Irregular Tomatoes n good demand anu
frn CrCTMPFPS Boston. dozen. 224 DOC
MUSHROOMS. lib basket, SOC 2 81, TOAA-
TOES. ID. Io9 20c
NUrs-Continued nrn1ness in peanuts N trs
shell and higher asking prices shelled qlie,;;
way A. csc H. PEANUTS. Virginia. hand
picked Jumbo. 10. Che. fancy. 3lsc. extra.
Al, G4Hc. shelled Jumbo "a ~ C. 10 l. sc:
20 , IA SC. Spanish SO I, &c 10 = -
HoSEy-ouotations are full 20 sell: cor
comb. l00 i3c. extracted. "a Toe. buck~hea'
corb l1oc extracted. Ga &c. West Indies.
extracted gallon. 75d 7sc
BEF1WAX-Steacy. most ~ the business
n average fine domestic is within range OF
MAPLE sUGAR-suppiie. more than ample.
and hec2Use ~ the no, weather goods have
often a. low ans irregular prices sugar, ID.
o1fic gYrup. gallon. IS d T5c
NSFNG--N0rt ~ and Eastern, Wild. ..
Sc y ~. southern. III $50 9 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK Nay =. l3ll
BEEYES-Receipts 81 cars. or sos heaf.
all Tor slaughter No sales on live weight
Feeling STEADY with moderate receipts ex-
pected Tomorrow. Dressed beef n fair fc~
nInd az 50 i0c. per h. 70 later cables.
Exports none
CALyEs-Receipts 32e including $50 Cor
the market STEADY for 1--we calves ana primo
vells AZ 81 80 per Zoe d. 80 butterr1ilks
CITY dressed vsals selling AZ aiz nj f3c. few
AZ l3iac. Country dressed calves az IMslsc-
Sales-Tobin & shannon. % veals. $50 10
average a. 80 per 100 M
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receipts. : cars Or
2Ol2 mead. Including q single car for ne
market Feeling STEADY f0r all sorss ana
grades car of Gull earrings sold az - 80
per 100 u. Dressed mutton firm az dl0isc
per ID. dressed lambs 121Itc hog dressed
14i1 Gf5c. country dressed hothous- lambs
no longer quoted.
sale5-Kerns Commission Co. 80 yea-
lings (cullsl 81 n average. "a so per 100 II
H0G>-Receipts p = cars. or 4 3s2 head.
including barely half a car for the market.
Feeling Pull stead~ Good medium weight
hogs sold ar 80 20 per 100 r. roughs s.
S8les-Tobin & shannon - state hogs.
rs ID average. 50 50 per 100 n roughs. 800
j. G curti, s. sons dats yes,sraayl. -
i, Sc Is 20 81 u. 50 20. ii roash, 800 IL.
Andre1 Mullen late yesterday). 7 hogs.
IL lb 80 80. 2 90 10. SO %. rough. 300 ID.
IS 10 l. 49o 10. s. 80
" z Hume date yesterday 20 hogs.
1i3 ID, 90 go. rouehs. 200 H. 81 10. I. 800
H. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
ALASKANS TREK FOR COAL
Weary of Government Delay,
They Start TO Locate Claims.

| Cordova Alaska, May 2-T-nwilling 20
ST. idlv by awaiting the action OF the cov-
ernrent in opening the Alaska coal lands
I ,earlv one hundred citizens Of Cordova
/ left for the Bering River coal fields near
/ Eatalla. twenty-five miles east Of here
Yesterday where they intend to begin
mining coal for the markets Of this and
! other Alaska towns.
| A subscription list vas circulated and
lseral contributions We're made for the
purpose Of financing the expedition
II is the intention OF the coal seekers
20 locate a mine and acquire coal claims
which they will undertake 70 work at
once. without waiting action by the gov
eminent II the government objects the
miners declare that IL will be necessary
10 send a force OF men TO stop the opera
tons The expedition left Cordova in four
launches and a barge.
Seattle May "A resolution protesting
against the delay in the adjudication OF the
Alaska coal claims. and calling upon Presi-
dent Taft TO revoke the executive order
Withdrawing the Alaska coal lands from
entry was adopted last night at a mass
meeting of citizens. The resolution calls
attention 20 the hardships worked upon the
people Of Alaska by reason Of their being
compelled TO pay high prices for imported
Goa! while immense deposits Of high grade
coal lie near at hand.
Il Is understood that a final report has
been made By the Geld division OF the
General Land Office on 100 of the LOO Alaska
coal claims, but the report has not been
made public.
s. far az known none OF the claims in
the various Alaskan coal fields have beer
found valid In the Tananla field, al the
locations have been cancelled because no
application for patent was made. In the
Cape Lisburne field. where q blun Of coal
overhangs the shore OF the Arctic Ocean.
al except two OF the locations have been
cancelled.
The remaining 200 entries are now under
investigation. which is progressing as
rapidly as circumstances will permit This
condition OF affairs. Land Office officials
say, is a sufficient reply to the charge that
the government j. delaying the opening Of
the Alaskan coal claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
CLEAR TO CLEARING HOUSE
Obstacle to Trust Companies Be
coming Members Removed

A serious obstacle 10 the carving out 81
the plan under which nearly twenty trust
companies have made application for adj
mission as members Of the New York Clear
ing House Associa zion has been suruounted
by the action of the Clearing House com
mlttee az meeting on Monday in adopting
d rule that the method Of computation OF
part Of the reserve Of the trust companies
entering the Clearing House shall be the
same as that prescribed by the regulations
Of the State Banking Department
Trust companies which are 70 become
Clearing House members must in accord
ance with the amendments 70 the constitu-
ton Of that institution adopted recently
carry p per cent reserve upon their aggre-
gate deposits. the same percentage as that
required from national and state bank
although. instead Of being obliged as are
those institutions. 70 hold the entire sum
in cash in their own vaults 10 per cent OF
the reserve NAV be maintained in the form
Of deposits with member banks.
The computation BY which the 10 Der cent
reserve IS arrived AZ is that aid down by
the national bank act, and as 10 that there
has been no difference OF view. Regarding
the method Of computing the = per cent
4NoS- We 10 lc new bN the lTuSI companies
in their own vaults however a sharp di-
vergence Of opinion developed some of the
Clearing House banks insisting that the
trust companies should not be allowed 70
include in the items which the rules % the
State Banking Department permit trus-
companies TO deduct in arriving at the
amount Of aggregate deposits upon which
reserve is 70 ne computed. amount due
from hanks and trust companies not reserve
depositories. amount due from reserve
repositories. excess over amount required
10 maintain reserve and amount due or
exchanges and checks on other banks and
trust companies
The Clearing House committee has now
overruled this objection. an action which -
highly satisfactory 20 the trust companies,
and which. It is understood. will b. followed
By applications for membership from se~
eral q the companies which have up 70
the present taken no step toward accepting
the invitation Of the Clearing House
The nominating committee Of the Clear
inz House al a meeting Yesterday received
the findings II the accountants upon the six
or seven trust companies the examination
OF which has been completed. and adopted
a report recommending the ADM ssion of
these institutions 10 membership. The rec
on1menGation viii be acted upon by the
association at a meeting 70 be held within
few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
SUES ON COTTON DRAFTS
English Merchant Brings in the Guar
anty Trust Company.

English cotton merchants who we're
swindled out Of S2.500,000 in their dealings
with the bankrupt brokerage firm OF
Knisht. Yancey d Co, Of Decatur. Ala.
in consequence of paving drafts accom-
panving forged bills Of lading. have taken
legal steps 70 recover the money so lost.
Test suits have been instituted against
railroad companies in the federal court OF
Alabama. and Anthony s. Hannay. a cot
TON merchant OF Liverpool, England. through
the law firm Of Harrington Bingham *
Englar has brought similar sort OF &C
ton in the United States Circuit Court
here against the Guaranty Trust Company.
Hannay claims that the Guaranty Trust
Company is responsible for the $3.50 which
the Bank Of Liverpool paid on his account
In February. 1910 on a draft accompanying
a spurious bill Of lading purporting 10 rep
resent a shipment Of 100 bales of cotton.
The Guaranty Trust Company demurred
10 the complaint. but Judge Noyes. IN an
opinion fled yesterday afternoon overruled
the demurrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
GUILTY OF $4,000 THEFT
Missing Banknote Not Recovered-All
Banks Have It's Number.

A jury in the Criminal Branch Of the
Supreme Court returned a verdict Of guilty
Yesterday against Benson Lang. eighteen
years ola. who was charged with the lar
ceny Of $4,000 bill with which he was
sent 70 the bank by his employers and
which he said he lost.
There were several unusual circUm-
stances in tine case against Lang One Of
these was that whoever got the banknote
Of large dimensions never dared try 20
change IL and 81 remains hidden. Every
bank in the country mas the number Of the
bill Nevertheless the brokerage firm Of
Hornblower q Weeks. by which Lang vas
eroploved. is the loser Of the $1,000
Iana's defence was that he suffered a
nervous attack. 70 which he was subject,
while on his way 70 deposit ne none
- LIST II He viii be sentenced on Fri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago MAJ p rrrL4E-Re,.s.p,' ooo:
= s9ass ern c6 - g ana " , steers ea ssae
calves - TSqS7 * PTGs--Receipts 70 O0O.
wsaS % .SEs. We. ' "a 9Psnns 5 o, = gas" 90
s. i0qS5 90. good 70 choice heavy. = 601S5 =
piss s. pas ~ bulk OF sales 8 I5Gs5 81.
others weak. native s. 50aS5 Western 50 75T
. ~ yesrlinss - $3.50 "a lambs native. s. Is
aSI 10 Western - i3GSI 90 -.
10 900 including 500 southerns, STEADY 70 strong.
yearlings SO p, dressed beet aud export steers.
S5aS5 % stockers and feeders. 81 T5as5 &c
Southern. "a 50GS5 - southern cows. s3ps4 50.
IS calves. S55iS7 . HOGs-Recepts. p 900:
stead I0c lower bulk ~ sales s. 1888 -
heay S T5dS3 % Paesrs and sqtshsrs - ,Sg
5000 strong - l0c higher lambs s66f7 81
yearings S5dSG. wethers - 5oqS5 ewes. S8a
g e5. stockers an feeders. S3GSi
East Bunalo Nav % -CATTLE-E Receipts i2'
go. slow So lower. Is 25dS7 y. HOGs-Re-
nea[E ss3,se t5 orsr- "a -o7Ss - oi %
diaries. s6ass 81. SHEEP AND LAMss-Re-
eePts COO active s5sady a74 ID, nnchanges 400
s,sady 10 .,roTg fair 10 rao4 sbipDers ssaSs
common s. 25TS4 HOGs-Receipts 76s.
active Sc hisser. bgtcssr. ard Sinners, s. 3
ceintg Liza stueady. S2GS4. Lambs l0ai5o
higher 81 50Gs5 go
fBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Louisville Nav 23.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts s13. steady, best lambs TTTL
, seconds 5ssGfhc. culls 5i2c. fat sheep. az \
/ T.. medium. . -I3iac. common. f72iac. bucks
/ Sc
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
81 Louis, Nav q. -CAT"rLE--Receipts : sac
I active and steady 20 zoe 0wAr Southern steers
| 81 sOISG -. heifers - g0T SIS ~. cows So asa
/ 81 -: Southern steers - 35ds8. Southern COWS
50 H01s4 30 HOGS-Receipts l6 1913. fairly
active price 10 70 f5c lower. light and medium
g. SO1S6 packers e. 50Gs5 -. rough. S5dS5 20
Southern pigs and hogs. - 60Ts5 80 SHEEP
Re~eiDts 732s active and steady. spring anlhs
81 25GST -. clipped lambs. S. 500 Sc So SLIPPED
sheen 81 JO6s4 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

A'''i'eS' William H. Hubbard. Charles
= Ions Arthur n. Marsh William Mohr.
ie'iient Moore. n l. Morrison. George 3.
roSI u. Henry II. Royce. George NJ.
smut Edward P. Walker. Clayton E. Rich.
IT, ana Adolph l.. Wolff For trustee OF
the gratuity fund 70 serve three wears
Luitpold Mandehaum.
There was some surprise in Cotton Fx-
ohange circles over the fact that Arthur X.
MARSH the present head Of the exchange.
had not been nominated for another term.
- II has been the custom TO have the
presidents OF the exchange serve at least
two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Nav % -interest IN the wool market
centres entirely in the West where Bidding for
the new c'i1 is reported 20 b. very active
Traavv purchases or Utah and Wyoming stock
have been made A. about lec. which - ar
uroxinstely the price paid last year. me landed
cost clean is estimated AZ 4sd5oc. The move
mont 20 the mills u Old stock b. very light. al
though some demand is reported N Ohio guar
Ter f-ares The uncertainty regarding Congres-
sf~nsi action is still influencing buyers. Lead
ing domestir quotations.
Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA ieeces-Deiaine washed,
9aG SOC. Xxx 2Td2Sc. fine understandable. 92c.
d blood combing DO. >. - 2G-5c. = Z3d24c:
del1ino unw0 she'd 23G2fc. fire. isdl9iac:
Michigan Wisconsin anf New Nork feeches-
Fine unwashed. i7isG17-c. delaine. b.
blood 2ic Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri
3. blood 22i.o = blood. 22c
Secured nasls-TeN3S-Ffnc j months 460
4Se. ane % : months i3Gs4c Cafornis-
Northern l-0ISc middle county. asa az south
orn - Or.g0n-Eastern 10 I staple. 54QS5c,
Eastern cfcthirr $3.50. valley no i5d acc.
Trrrfto-v-Fino starle. s5756c fne n alum. $50
SOC ane clothing lsd50c ine medium l5G47c
i blood comhing 5oG52-. =. $3.50; =. ~
gas
fTHs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

spot quiet. VITA prices unchanged. AT 1910
TOR mlldilug upland no sales. delivered on con-
tract. 100 bales Liverpool cables. spot dull.
sales. 1900 bales. speculation and export 500.
American. 5000. imports. 5000. an. 1000
m.dfling upland Esd Futures opened quiet
unchanged 20 ~ points higher closed quiet un.
changed to points higher. May. slid Ma
June Sloizd. June-Iuly. SOFA. July-August
sod. August September sTf SUPERINTENDENT
Der. I'D October y ovember 81 III. Nover-
het- December 695izd December-Ianuary. Jant-
ary-February and February March. Go3isd:
March April. 9 g4d.
COFFEE-Openlng az an advance OF 70 II
points showed A slight further gain. but eased
Oh a little a. The close. ana final figures were
17i0 points higher. sales. $3.50 bags Euro
nean markets continued 20 lead the advance
Havre closed A. = franc net higher. and Ham
burg showed an advance OF id'. pfsnnig Pho
y refs higher. a1f Santos unchanged. Cost
ard freight offers from Brazil We're frr AZ an
advance Of 1jq25 points. with santos A. a.
p 70612 a0c. SIS and 6s ~ Il BLOC. and Rio
"a a. n 75c sales were reported 81 2 coo bags
santos Be- q and 81 for July, August and
September shipment ~ u I-i8c Srot hrner
with Rio No Z az &c and Santos az i3c Local
rrnfrarf urtcpr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
BULLS BOOST MAY WHEAT
Armour and Lichstern Reported
Behind Movement.


Chicago. May "A buying stampede IN
the wheat crowd on Change to-day result
ed in putting up the price Of the Nay de
livery more than two cents bushei Al
though the bulk Of business was in other
options. the advance in them was much
less
The rush started because Of continued
purchases in the face Of bearssh news. II
IL understood that J. ogden Armour ard
Adolph ]. Lichstern are behind the May
movement.
Startled shorts tried 70 cover and found
a decided scarcity Of sellers. Nav offerings
were particularly scant. II was not until
that month had been run Up 2 cents that
supplies were forthcoming While the ex-
element was az IFS height. Mr.. Armour
Authorized a formal denial that his COM
pany was long one bushel or that any
OF his customers We're so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
eAv CHICAGO ROADS WILL MERGE

announcement was made YESTERDAY that
~ f~nicaro elevated railways. IN add
,too ~ the conditional sale Of No@o.0co Of
he tbree-year per cent gold notes 70 the
No,ional city Bank Of New York. had
.oI1 s,s C.o 0so per cent cumulative pre-
80 stock Al par. and would refund the
-. onooo Northwestern Elevated hrst
.ssse per cent bonds maturing In
nlo ii,,fsr,fsr The floating debts Or al the
Companies entering ne merser wili be
PAY -. v-ll be a mortgage on all the
Inc rronsrties. subject 20 about f22 -
e e5e 90 UNDERLYING liens and VIII be hrst
"V"H III ~ m the Northwestern Elevated
norts1eN1 ,bat the combination ~ the el-
II y s" rCads OF chicago IS 0 step toward
e e,.sat vii Ultimately be a general merger
Whaan nc traction properties OF mat city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tho following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled yesterday.
LEO RAUL. formerly partner in the
firm Of Raul a Knauer, No 1 Park Place.
voluntary Liabilities. N,1S no assets
FRANK j. PtisTER. bOokbiuder. No III
East 18th street voluntary Liabilities.
S.5l2 no assets.
MOSES KRAMER. also known rs Nor
us ". Kramer. No. ~ East lSth street.
WILLIAM THODE. No. 20 Bethune
street voluntary. Liabilities. &7S5. assets
of G.lC0
fact,irers Of arc lamps. No 10 West lith
street. involuntary. creditors Norris r
Hor0witz. 5000. hugo Rasinger. 80. and
sFIDE & YOUNG HAT MFG. CO. man
ufacfureres OF ladies' hats. e. 10 25S
Greene street involuntary Creditors
Tsul Marx 500 J Manning Winikus. so
and Samuel s. Isaacs. 500 y. L. cannon.
receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

pROyI-IOSs-BareIy STEADY ar The open
ing bu' rallied and closed .,s r, ne ,9p
Mess - 81 - 50 asis family SD 5oasi4 packet
n 1is FL A AZ sasa SIS 50 DRESSED
r0Gs-Rar,Iv steadv. bacons. So $50 ID.
leo o. Pc lao Ls, 10. . re- Pis' N II 4 u.
= To- IL. - 10. 1oAc. picked hams hrnl.
country s. q6i.c LARD-Firra middle
49, south .ne-ica. roc Continent zoe
brazil kegs % roc compound. = 7ise
RTCF-Fir-7 ~ all points with good de-
-,dnS Dan Talmage's sons Conpany tele-
graph Louisiana er2P mo'eynsa s At Ne~
: I q 30N ea1ks against ! 800 Ssl last wear.
sales cleaned. i.l2d.3oe pockets. against
oS7. 40 lest year
sUGAR-Renned sugars unchanged. stan
d.r4 eranuated stands AZ 1900 net less ?
nor cent cash. There was a sale n % C00
b.Es CUBA centrifugal last hal. June sh p
srSirb. a,i,si 10 SOC here n YES stated.
foteve- that Other offerings OF that ship
msnt az same price were withdrawn. owing
roe,irq epot prices Centritlgal 06 test.
Sc n,usc0vado 50 teft 2 5ec. and uolasses
sugar. 50 test, SIC Aeeotalns 20 WLhett (
m cuba Tor the week was as follows figures
in tens Receipts six ports. IT 600. against
% ooo I,s, week and a o0o last year Re.
~ a. 600 Exports. 2Gooo. compared win
a. 400 and Al 600 stock 2sS 200. against
5os 600 snd 3Tl 600 Centrais grinding. 27.
AGAINST 81 and .,
,rFrALs-cOPPEP- tandard quiet spet
Ma. TTne july ana Angus. II s5d e
London steadv. SPOT. 49, futures. f55 rs "a
TaEe copper = - 2 l23Iiic electrolytic. y
40 l5c casting II. T56ll sIisc TlN-pull.
a., a. n = a soc. Nav. a.. 65 n ~ SOC. June
AZ ro n a. soc. July A. 500 AZ Soc. and August
II 50 a. soc ,Lon4on strong snot tso ''.
vork 4 a0ai 25c East So Louis London tl3
sPET TER-Dun. 525 54oc New York, %
RSTrNONV-puli. Cookson e ea9 soc. IRON
r,..It,. ouiet No ! foundry Northern NJ
so,,es,n ard No 1 Southern soft SIS - ~
$50 10 foundry Northern Sl5GSl5 50.
NAVAL sIoREs-spirits turpentine dull
ana somewhat lower k9sln quiet Tar 1nl
S,,t s,~crereed SPIRITS TCRPENTI>E-
Waehine sbis. e2Hc. rAR-t5 rs RosIN-
Co-mon ~ good strained, s6 30 p 81 o.
r. s-9y = g. as 81 20 . 81 -
,roI asEEa AND sihtPs-Prices un
ch,oeed with tone steady
rIs-pehned petroleum unchanged The
J c,nt,nuod slack demand Tor linsre- o,l wai
/ $50 IN a decline ~ PC in city oil ana 30
. ,.ilou cor out-0f-to"n
roTroNgtFn OIL--MoN sctive demand
,se~irga Vere small. 1ud there vas good supper
49,, 1se-ere AZ well as hurirg on improvement
4, ~ s,port frmnnd Local contract prices
d" " Yester-
oren Hsh Low. Close Ia,
& a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool May 23.-wHEAr-spo, easy: No
Northern Manitoba. - "a. No 3. IS "a nut
qres steady May. unquotei July. es es.i. oc-
tober. q 7td CoRN-spot. new American
mixed no stock 0ld. quiet 5s 81 rev Areri-
can kiln dried easy lod futures steady
July. Sc I'D septenbN - cd. FLOUR
Winter patents. 27s HOPS-In London iPacifc
Coast) & 5safs los BEEF-ENtra india r,sss,
SIS "a PORK-Prtme mess Western. rs sd
~ Nfs-Shorr cut SIS ~ BACoN-curno>r-
and cut aes short rib stock clear BELIZE
ass long clear nliflles. light Sis 81 heavy. ses
e4 short clear backs. As SHOU LDERS-S Square
ais LARD-Prime Western. tcs 4ls 20 ASnsr
can refined pals. a2s Sd cHEEsE-canat,ar
nnest white and colored. new. sos 80 white. OLD.
e2s colored nominal BUTTER-Finest United
statas no stock good s2s rUEPENrINE-
s,Irits. sos ROSIN-Common. los %. Pr
r-F al rtrM-Pcnned. SID LrNSEEr oIL-4ss.
TAIIOW--Australian. in London. SSs 81 COT
rONsEED OIL-Hun refined. spot. 2ss ihd.
Youdon NAV q -SVGAR--Raw. centrifugal.
rs a nnuscoVado. los Sd beet NAY. los 3<d.
INsEED--calcut'a. May-June. eSs I'd LIN
SEED OIL,-iss Al. SPERM OIL-tS4 Toe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. refined. SAD spiris.
6i-d TTRPENTINE-spirits iss RosIN-
American strained lis. hne los Cd
Antwerp Nav % --pETROLEUM-tS frsncss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
Mo pARK SUBWAY ENTRANCE.

park Commissioner Slower having made
g., .-,arArt 70 tho Public Service Commits
go. that an additional subway entrance
&C., street could not be placed on one Of
a. ioo.ns In Union square PARK me new
ne ~ All he IN the street. as az Astor
49,, fii1 80. park Commissioner said. HIS
l6ro o,ent made YESTERDAY about the mater
.iH ,i,s+ .fhc department had won out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

New York Nav p 1911
GRAIN-wFEAT vas almost Completely
under The influence q developments IN Nav
IN Chicago where II vent ~ "a ~ &C Il c or
covering closing a. a net advance OF 2Ac.
vale IN The local market there was no de-
m1nd FOR Ma 70 speak %. and n. position
closed az "A c net loss or nc under Chicago .
Lne later positions were p Q4c net higher
The weekly summary 81 foreign crop condl-
IONS showeG favorable development and the
Imperial Statistical Bureau made the con6i-
llon of wheat il the German Empire on MAY
- ~ per cent. against 76 IN April and 81 las,
year. Erlastreets Visible showed an increase
- world stocks 81 2.03e 900 compared with
decrease last year o. PATS 600 No 2 red
N'zc elevator and 97-sc 1aOat. No l
Northern Duluth - o.. aeoat CORN
-Aoderateiy active and hrm n .he MAJ post
Lon Which closed al ar ld~ance OF L. while
oiher months were = Q 2c higher Brad
street Visible showed q decrease % ! 0po 900
bushels Tor the week against decrease ~
-159 600 last year Export new 10 2 here
u - . b 1fo2t OATS-Firm prices ad
F2nccd = = sc Bredstrests visible showed
AZ Increase of lGs. 900. against a decrease II
90 600 last vc1r Cash oats firm standard
Eh.te. 900. " , ioisc No 3 4oc and 70 I.
3Nitc RYE - Nominal BARLEY - Quiet
mailing s. 0s p Z Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

london May % The offerings A. the wool
auction sales TO-DAY amounted 20 q 9Sg hal IS
Pfdd,ng was active az steady prices Cross
hred- were In good demand. anc victorian, greasy
lambs realised Is Sd Faulty meriros we're
glow and be- buyers favor. Americans bought \
fey lots of cro.Shreds The sales follow New
south wales ~ cales. secured. edQ1s iOd
greasy eidTls 2d Queensland 1 lea bales
secured Is 3d1is l0d sreast. hdQls "a. We
toria 400 bales. secured. l. 2iQls II I'd
groa-v Sted7Is "a South, Australia 100 bales /.
secured is ldils 81. greasy. IAGis %. West
Australia 6G bales. greasy. 5sqilrd. Tas-
and ea0 bales. secured ioaGIs 81 greir
74Tfs iNd cape u Good Hope and Natal.
q00 bales secured isG2s I'D greasy. 5NGl0c.