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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

cbicago Aug 3O-CATTLE-Receipts p =
600. mostly 81 loc lover pSenSs. 30 81 s5S
81 10, stockers and feeders. 50 SIS So cows
ana heifers 81 25 a So %. calves, ssds9.
h 7SS; s. f59s7 IS: mixed sTo54s7 20;
beavy. So s5a s. 80: rough. SO s. q 81 10; zooi
to choice Of ,, hsay sE g.
20 600: weak: native, 81 10 gs3 20; Western.
s. 5ogs3 . ye9rlinss sta ~ - I So SO amos ma
cincinnstL Aug. O.-CATTLE-Receipts
597 generally steady at Mondays Proes
steers 50 30 SO 10 heiters .oa , 20 a aS,
higher ar sass % HOGs-Receipts. ISIS,
SLOW and generally 1Oc lower than yesterdsy :
Sc az. common sows 81 IS d So 25: pigs and
lights s3TS7 50 SHEEP-Receipts, 5.oLo'
steady At 81 % 81 % lambs sST9 1 az 800
TX head slow and steady. VEALs-R.ceiptA
30. actige and steady az s. 500 50 90. HOGS
Receipts f4ry o aes9 a aa york teS s. IS
.ia 81 90 s. P s. diaries re- sSsoss7 S SHEEP
81 $50 weihers. siss425::, ewes. s525ssa rs;
sn Kansas a.'A CITY Aug 5o.-cATTLE-Rscepts.
u Zoo. including 500 s6utherns: steady:t
dressed beef and export steers 81 az .,a ss,r
ers and feeders 81 n SO: Southern. s+f 50 90;
southern COWS 81 - n 81 so; native. Sc 500
60 %. s4T5TS795 HOGs-Receip,s 1000;
steadv: bulk OF sales. 81 1887 as heavy.
81 lOaS7 30: packers ana butchers. 81 200
s. 40 light. s. l5qs7 80. sHEEP-Ree;sipts.
600. steady; lambs. 81 % n So IS; yearlings.
81 Is N 81 so: wethers. SO a 81 rs. ewes. 81 $50
So "a: stockers and feeders 50 Is.
pittsburgh Aug 30 -CArTLE-Steady, sup
plv light. chot,e 81 75ds7 25; prime, SO go
81 so SHDEP-Steady: supply light prime
wethers 81 TOd$3 So. cus and common, slqss;
lambs SO SOGs6 70. VEAL CALVES. 81 5ogfe.
HOGS-Lower. receipts. 10 double decks; primo
heavies. 81 7Oas7 rs mediums. ssgSs o.; heavy
workers. Sass O5: light Workers. ssaxs o0 pigs.
s7GS7 so: roughs. s6d$5 so.
fBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Louisville Aug 3O-sHEEP AND LAMBS,
Receipts. 7O2 market steady: best lambs. 90
q &c. seconds 4c. culls and TAT sheep. So
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.
81 Louis. Aug 30.-CArTLE-Receipts 4. "a.
fairly active and steady N i0c lower. steers.
81 iOaS7 So heifers 50 9o@$e so; southern steers.
81 S56fs5 50. HOGS-Receipts. e996: moderately
active ard Zoe lower; choice medium weights,
81 6OdS7 g.: bulk 81 sales, 81 S5dsI ~; best
lights los 70 1875 n 81 15ds7 30. fair lights.
ssqs7. pigs. s4qs6 50 SHEEP Receipts. Q. tss;
sheep steady: lambs iodl5c lower lambs, 81 s.
6x6 Is: Gull lambs s3as4 30; sheep, s3g3 90:
breeding ewes. 81 60as4 IS common sheep. $50
90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. 30.-WHEAT-spot easy
Nos / and Manitoba uuquoted. No 2. -
SID futures weak. October. Is "a Decem-
ter - I'D. March. Is SID CORN-Spot
Ann: new American mixed ~ 7ad. old. IS
IOi.d. new American kiln dried. - 81. fu-
lures dull. September. IS ID October, - 0i1d.
Fl OTR-winfer patents. 2ss 81 HOFS-In
London CPscinc Coast. new crop. fsntll
RFEF-Extra India mess. SOS 81. PORK
Prime mess Western. S5s HAMs-short cut.
T.e BACO%-Cumbrrlan cut sos. short rib.
s0s. clear bellies els. long clear middles
lght s2s heavy 6fs. short clear backs '3s
shoulder square Sis I'D. LARD-Prims
Western. tierces. ass American refined. pals.
ass "a CHEEsE-Canadiar finest white.
~. a., coiorsd new sss TALIOW-
Prin. citv 2is "a TURPENTINE-splrit s,
as ~ ROSIN-Common. lbs PErRO-
FTN-ReAn.d sisd. LiNsEED OILS
"a TALLOW Australian. in London, is %
COTTONsEED OIL-Hull renned, spot. SIS
Cd , z..,,..t
- al rnuscot ado lis 0d. beet sugar Au-
aus. is Ttsd LINsEED-Calcutta. August
eenternbc~ lis sd linse-d oil. Ais @d. sperm
oil i34 t0s PETROLEUM-Am-r ican re-
nned 5Ld spirits 0td TCRPt, iI.S,II.. III.
i5s ca. nne. 1Ss ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31

$3.50 I5s LEAD-Dull at 445G 4.55c New
York and 4.3Od440c East 81 Louis Lonaon.
ia IS 3D.. SPELTER-Dull at $50 q O.yoc ne"
York and 567Jz n q soc East 81 Louis Lon
don f27 1Js ANTIMONY-Dull; Cookson =
$500 $500. IRON, 46s 10hd in London; % 20
caly steady; No foundry Northern slo ~ ~
$40 No . SIS 25aS15 10. Nc l Southern anu
40 Southern soft, si5qsl5 80
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Nolasses ouIi
with prices nominal Syrups steady ana uh-
changed.
NAVAL ST0RFS-Quiet and unc 1angen TOT
naval stores here; primary markets $40" !"
coming in. owing 10 the storm
On>S-Linseed oil unchanged Rehnet petro-
leum steady at Z Csc for standard write IN
bbs al New York.
COTTONsFFD OLA little easier early,
especially near positions. owing 20 the dehNery
OF about i.2O barrels on September contrScts'
but during the day there was activs DuyHs'
and the market rallied and closed nrm az an
changed 20 points net advance. Local contrso'
prices -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31

10 moderate variable over north and middle
middle Atlantic coast moderate northeast 20
east. south Atlantic coast. moderate ana
mostly south: Gulf coast light 90 moderat -
variable. lower lakes, moderate east 70 south
east. uppCr lakes. moderate southeast 10
south. except variable on western Superior.
steamers departing Thursd1N for European
ports will have moderate east WINDS ram
Thursday; fair FRIDAY.
Forecast TOR special Localitics.--Ior Eastern
New York. cloudy to-day. rain IN extreme
southern portion. Friday probably fair and
slightly warmer. moderate east winds
FOR the District II Columbia ana Maryland
rain TO-DAY. Friday fair. somewhat warmer,
moderate mort hsast 20 east WINDS
For Eastern Pennsylvania. cloudy t0-lay 4,
rain In southern portion, Friday far tHShily
warmer. moderate northeast 10 east winds
For Delaware. rain today. FRIDAY fair. mod
crate northeast 10 east winds
F0r New Jersey. rain to-day. FrcaF fair,
slightly warmer. Moderate northeast 10 east
winds
For western psrnsvlvsnia and Western New
York generally fair to-day and Friday, with
slowly rising temperature, moderate east 20
southeast winds
For West Virginia. fair slightly warmer In
western. rain N eastern portion to-day. Friday.
fair an warmer
Fo- Virvina rair to-day. Friday. showers
near the coast fair sonseT hst warmer. IN the
interior moderate northeast 20 east winds. *
cept variable in the extreme southeastern por-
tien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour very quiet.
Spring patents s. 49, 81 60: winter stra!ghts.
sPring 81 clears. 81 5oas4 30. extra No winter
50 4oa SO co extra No winter. SO % So 35
Kansas strGights. s. 81 81: fancy spring
patents SO 25Q Sc 50. RYE FLOUR-Quet
fair 10 good. 81 500 81 so choice 10 fancy.
50 81. BAG MEAL-Fine white and yellow.
western spring bran. So so: standard mid
ding SIS 10 nour do, S3l 10; red dog. s32 10
citv bran s23 so bulk. S25 10 sacks mddling.
SOS 80 d $40 %: red dog, $50 so hominy chop,
So 80 bulk s26 20 sacks; oilmeal. s37 80.
PROYIsIONS-MOderat active and easier
most OF the day. under active liquidation in
September pork and lard. PORK-Steady:
clear sis 5oa sl7 so BEEF-Firmer. mess.
sl2 5oa SIS. family. S13 50dSl4 packet. sl3H
s3 90 extra India mess; sl 10 80 SO BEEF
HOGS-Easy. hacons lie; $50 10. lie. 100 H..
NC; 40 10. II &c; pigs y &c. CUT MEATS
n Tic. picked hams. i4a14t4c. TALI.Ow
Firm city CSC. country a. a &c. LARD
steady. middle West. 94Oa a50c. city. gac;
@ 0Oc. Brazil kegs. ll75c. compound. y q
7ac sTEARINE-steady. oleo. 9is q iOc
city lard. "a l2c.
sUGAR-The American advanced the price
~ standard and coarse graduated sugar >
points 20 Q roc net, less per cent cash. and
other renners quoted nc net less per cent,
for zranulated There will be holiday I'm the
sugar trade from Friday night, September I.
70 Tuesday morning. September .. owing 20
Labor Day h0llnafB. IN Ionunu ne~t sugar
was Sd3&c higher thus moving up 10 new
hieh levels with August and September az i5s
I'D and October December at I5s l I'D.
Raw here was strong. ard a sale ~ .. oo0 ba -
Cubas for September shipment made at
Sc basis a6 test cost and freight. equal 20
: Soc here There was sale 81 a cargo ~
lava hrSts due here I'm october az l5s equal
20 ? DC here. Spot prices Centrifugal. 90
test 525T Csc. musc0vado. 50 test. ~ n
: sac and n,oias ses sugar. 50 test. 4.J0G4 SIC
The receipts - sugar az the four United states
ports FOR the week were I4.5o8 tons. com
pared with Is 1872 last week and 81 i3l last
wear Meetings. were 81 600 tons. compared
with ~ 600 last week and 10000 last year.
Total stock is 1870 SAG tons. against 1882 the
week before and 400 200 last year.
RiCF-Quiet hut STEADY News from pri
mary markets Is slow IN coming IN owing 20
me storm. and n reported that some DANA se
has been done.
NFTAIs-COPPER- weak. spot.
August September and October y - i5c.
London dun spot. t5s. futures. $50 IFS ID.
custom, house returns show exports 81 - 23s
tons 50 Far this month. Lake copper. - 81 =
Tl2 rec. electrolytic - % 7 u 62i4c. cast
ing Il 25R12 soc. rTN-Easy spot and Au-
susf - 2S4t2 roc September. Al 5Of 42c
october. Al i2l. d41 sTi1c and November. Al y
4i.25c. London dull. spot. ils9 So. futures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
BRING SUIT FOR 100000
Litigation Started at Mineola Grows
Ont of Mine Stock Deal

Mineola Long Island. Aug 80 (SpeciaD.
Papers IN an action ~ recover 100000
was fled here to-day. Moses II Rosen-
blatt. Sigmond H. Rosenblatt and Max
Heff1ein. composing the firm Of Sigmond n
Rosenblatt & Co., Of Manhattan, are
bringing the action against James Phillips.
jr.. and Walter c. Newman. also Of Man
haitian.
The plaintiffs allege that BY misrepre-
sentation they purchased a large block Of
stock Of the Union Mines Copper Com
panv, and that the stock was not as II had
been represented 20 them, and they now
seek 70 recover the amount Of their in
vestment In the papers filed Newman Is
represented as the vice-presdent OF the
Tennessee Copper Company, and Is also
connected with the Boston and Montana
Copper Company and other mining con-
Germs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
GOULD'S NEW CAMPAIGN
Now Seeks to Name Director in
ST. Louis Southwestern.

Frank J. Could. who conducted a success
ful campaign 20 elect an independent d.
rector to the board OF the Missouri Pacific
Railway az the annual meeting in April.
has taken the leadership in a similar move
ment ow under way by the minority inter
ests in the St Louis Southwestern Railway
Company 10 elect a director at the annual
meeting Of the stockholders 10 be held at
81. Louis on October .
The St Louis Southwestern is one Of the
Gould roads, Edwin Gould being president
and the directorate Including Edwin Gould
Howard Gould. f. T. Jenfery. Winslow s.
Pierce and other Gould men. Frank J.
Gould said yesterday that he was not head
ing the movement TO elect an independent
director 10 the board because he was dis
satisfied with the results Of recent years
under the present management. but because
he wished 70 protect his interests and those
Of the other minority stockholders In the
property and because he believed n was
healthy for any company 20 have the mi
nority interests represented on the board
II is understood that Mr. Goulds candidate
viii be R. Lancaster Williams. Of the bank
ing firm Of Middendcrf. Williams & Co. Of
Baltimore who represents him on the Mis-
souri, Pacific board
George : Graham. the lawyer who
handled the Missouri Pacihc matter for Mr.
Gould, will soon make demand upon the
81. Louis Southwestern management for a.
list Of stockholders for the purpose Of send
ing out a call for proxies 70 be voted by the
independents at the annual meeting
There have been frequent v,imors in the
last two or three years Of forthcoming
sale OF the 81. Louis Southwestern 70 the
Illinois Central and the Louisville & Nash
willie. These rumors are again current and
are believed TO have some foundation. One
Of the reasons why Frank J. Gould wants
to get representation on the board IS said
70 be 20 take care Of minority interests II
Il fe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31

assumed by j. c. GsviGan & Co 1t was
and committed acts Of bankruptcy by pay
ing $3.50 rent of Offices for July and Au-
gust. and on May u transferred office fur-
niture to George n. Bristor. The assets
are estimated at ESQ Nathaniel 5. Smith,
OF No. IS William street, was designated
as special master in the bankruptcy pro
ceedngs
MARION BERGERET. liquor saloon and
restaurant at No. 295 Seventh avenue.
involuntary; creditors. Jastrow Alexander
& Co. 500: California Wine Association.
1857 and Jules Dreyfus $50. II was alleged
that he was insolvent. made preferential
payments of $500 and transferred merchan-
disc and accounts of $500. Assets are esu-
mated at $500
WILLIAM SPTEGEI. formerly A manu-
facturer Of bar fixtures. OF Nos. los and. 10
East 4th street: voluntary, liabilities. $500,
assets 1910 accounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oficsl Record and Forecast w ashington.
Aug 30--A strong and cold high pressure area
overlies the Northeast section Of he country.
and this WITH the remains q the recent
Southern storm. Eas caused a continuance ~
general ratur iu fhe Atlantic states over the
remainder Of the country tho weather YVES
fair except for some local showers IN me
vest upper lake region and the extreme up
~ Mississippi VALLEY
TemperatIres continue low FOR the season
oyer the eastern half 81 the country. ana m
TIE middle Atlantic states and southern New
England fhey are ten degrees 20 sixteen de
grees below the seasonal average. In nc
West pressure Is generally low. with much
higher temperatures. with a n'gh reading OF
ia degrees NJ Yuma. AriZ
Rain VIII continue ThursGav - tie tlanuc
states except northern New England and
northern N-w York followed by generally
fair weather FriIay. except in the south A.
lantc states. where local showers VIII prob
acly continue lu the interior Of the country
The weather VII he generally fair Thursday
end. FrllsF except IN the upper Mississippi
NsSey and upper lake region. where there
wa Ae local showers THURSDAY r. viii con
tnue cool THURSDAY IN the Atlantic states
anc.-1e Fl9hfiy warmer Friday in the lake
region and Tho central valleys temperature
VII Sc SLOWLY while IN the Northwesr and
toe extreme Wect they viii remain nl0dcr-
afflv high
The winds along the New England coast will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31

Spot quiet and 40 points lower the basis OF
l2c for micdling. no sales. delivered on con-
tract. 100 bales Estimsed receipts ar Leading
ports TO-DAY, 1900 bales. against a. 92j last
week and L 700 last year. For the week i35.-
geo bales against ~ 63s last week and sc. 500
last year. Liverpool cables. Spot quiet at
points decline. sales. 5000 bales. speculation
and export 800; American. 5000; imports 1900.
all American. middling upland. sra. Futures
opened easv az sac points decline closed steady
az A net decline NJ II iadi3iz points; August.
g. 40. August september. .29d SeptemberO DC
tober 9 O6d: October November. 6.Old. Novem-
her December. 59sizd. December January.
5 g9d. January February. 6O0ied. February
March 802izd. March-April SOB ed. April
MAY. 6O4i7d.
COFFEE-Tradug was Inactive, with small
price changes The tone was steady. however
and the mari1et az the close 3 points lower
% points higher with sales Of 347jO bags
Cables were rather Disappointing, Havre closing
Hamburg was = pfennig higher In Brazil
prices were unchanged 10 IS reis higher, and
cost and freight offers from Brazil were firm
and unchanged 70 Is points advance, but business
was small owing 20 the fact that coffee can be
80 cured On the SPOT a lower basis Spot de-
mend from :hs country has improved, buyers
apparently becoming nervous regarding supplies
as IN Is claimed that stocks az interior points
rr. VERY low The amount ~ coffee ahoat from
Brazil for the United States is now 400, 900 bags.
AGAINST 42l 600 last year Warehouse deliveries
OF Brazilian coffee AZ United states ports were
1924 bags. against ~ 1902 last week and 80 l0+
last year. The visible supply Of Brazilian. In
and afoat FOR the United States, II 2.2I0 9O4
bags against 2,O22 TO last year and 5000 7js
two years ago. spot firm, az l3Sc FOR RIO
NC :. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New york Aurust "a N

New York, August 80 1911
BFFyEs-Rsceipts. 125 cars. or 2.256 head .
50 cars on SAFE. steers were In moderate re-
ceipt and fair demand AZ fun Mondays prices
good and .hoice with some weight nrm 20
a shade higher. bulls and COWS slow 20 i5c
lower The Yards were cleared Decent 10
prime steers sold az s. 5o0$7 20 per 100 II
oxen az 81 - dS4 So bulls az S3QS4 cows a.
81 25TSi - Dressed beef rather slow AZ %
i2c per ID f'r native sides. with extra sell
ing az 12xc Latest cables quoted live cat
tle at London al 1874 4l3Ac. dressed weight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Inc following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday;
J. @. GAVIGAN & co. corporation.
fiscal agents. at No 1928 Broadway whose
place Of business was raided by the fed
eral authorities on August 49, involuntary:
creditors James T. MacLean. 81 Ito on
note. NJ. R. z Holding Company, s.. 40S on
a note, and Helen VI. Wiedemann. 81 $50 for
money loaned on October 60 1853. 10 the
Gavigan Isben Company. which debt was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
ANOTHER TRUST TO DISSOLVE
Southern Wholesale Groeers' Associa-
ton Meets Government S Demands.

Washington. Aug. 3o.-Lawyers represent
ing the Southern Wholesale Grocers' Asso-
citation which the government is prosecut-
ing as a trust under the Sherman law. have
practically agreed to concede the demands
Of the Department of Justice
a formal decree which will accomplish
the legal dissolution of the combination Is
being prepared. In II the grocers submit 20
practically all the demands made by the
government in its suit.
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $500 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
Sur n ~ & s s. lines sll. So. 2a2 ST. 4IO. 1879

Does not include dividends paid from special
Income account. which were 2iz ger cent In 1911.
per cent in 1910. | Der cent in 1909 and per
cent in 1905 tOther income item includes only
net earnings OF steamships in excess u amount
included in gross earnings the company having
adopted the policy " giving a separate state
ment OF revenue from other sources, which see
below
The surplus available for dividends.
s2S,127 100, is equal 10 per cent on the pre-
ference stock, and an additional 1876 pei
cent. on the $50 .Ooo ordinary stock
The S.602.205 special income (see below Is
equal 10 an additional $3.50 per cent on the
ordinary stock. making a total OF Il 36 per
cent. earned. This compares with a total
OF l7G9 per cent. earned on sl50. 0o0G 600 ordi-
nary stock previous year, l44 per cent.
from railway and steamship earnings, ana
3 SIS per cent. from special income.
The statement OF special income for the
past four years We compare as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31

Highest temperature yesterday. sc degrees at
z ~ n M. Lowest "a fat 10 rs m average
temperature yesterday 81 average Tor CORE
srondiug dat0 LAST gear. 50 average for CORE
srondirg date last thirfy-thrse years. ~
Local forecast Rain to-day. Friday probably
fair ana slightly warmer. moderate east winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug 30--Wheat was liqudated heav-
ily to-day, September IN particular and tho
close was nc 10 sale under yesterday. Corn
md oats found narrow markets, hut, whilo corn
sold or isdttc 20 ga &c. oats closed unchanged
40 a shade up. Provisions suffered from nquida-
ton closing 7i7di0c lower IN lard ana ribs TO
go. Tor september pork Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
>EABOARD CLEARANCE,

COITON-Rumors that the leading old crop
bull had sold his holdings OF spot NJ the price
or Decen her contracts we're followed by viO-
lent fluctuations IN August deliveries. Business
was not active or general, but there was Au-
gust for sale. and the price broke 20 II Csc
or IS points under the closing figures OF the
previous day, and TO the lowest level reached
since August sold az iJ.j5c. last June Later
months started lower but Armed up on bulish
private condition reports. the appearance OF a
storm area IN the Guls and covering The
arket closed steady a net decline Of %
points on August. but from 20 points higher
on new crop months. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31

Local Ofrcisl Record.-The following oficsl
record from the weather Bureau shows m.
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. In comparison with the correspond
ing date Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31

For New Englah.. cloudy to-day: rain In
southern portion Friday, fair slightly warmer
in western portion: light 10 moderate variable
southern portion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
SEED PRICES.

Toledo Aue. -CLovERsEED-cash and
October. Sl2 s2ie December and March.
S1232ia. No , si2gsl2 10. No 3. s1i 100
ST. rs rejected Sill 40 "a sil 60. z @, 50 IS
QSl0 Is ALSlKE-Prime ana August. $40 as:
December. $40 so, March. $40 50. TIMOTHY
Prime and August. 81 10; September. - Co
March, 50 0TH.
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $500 a year.
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EXPORTS,
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Sew York. Aug 81 1911
GRAIN -WHEAT-Sentimen was bearish
and prices were easy. closing At net decline
OF "a &c Trading was only moderate, with
hoth sides inclined 20 he cautious The prin-
cipal disturbing factor a. present Is the fear
Of heavy deliveries on September contract
AZ Chicago whore stocks large and the
September position IN that market was AZ G
under December News from Canada was Of
much more optimistic character. harvesting
being active. and Leading crops experts ap-
psarad 70 be confident Of large Yields. The
foreign situation was bc8rish. with prices
lower. owing 70 weakness in Argentine Sup
plies OF wheat appear 70 be plentiful and
prospects, according 70 leading authorities
a-e for q worlds crop exceeded only By that
Of the last two years. when record Yields were
harvested. The Northwestern Miller re-
ported the flour output AZ the three Northwest
milling centres last week 800 600 barrels.
compared with ga 240 the previous week and
800 7SJ last year. but said that trade lacks
the activity common az this time ~ the year.
New No rod winter 9iNc. elevator and
~ g.. Z o b. and No 1 Northern spring.
Sl'12i5. Z o h. CORN-Steadv early. owing 20
frmness abroad. Export sales 100 000 bushels
from New York and 100000 from the West.
The market made poor response 20 the ok
port sales however. ana late In the day prices
Tere eacler. closing az net loss II u i1c.
40 corn, I3c, elevator. domestic basis 20
arrive. and export No ,. T2iqc. h. OATS
Inactive and price changes we're small. closing
net unchanged New standard white. 46isc.
new 70 white. sc. No 3. 46c. No +5c,
natural white and white clipped, - q 20 &C.
~ E--Non'nal Bariev-NOninal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

The report Of the Canadian Pacific Rail
way Company for the year ended June 30.
1911 shows total gross earnings Of SlOi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-31

is7,s0s. the largest in the history of the
road. Detailed results for two years fol-
low.