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New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
TOPICS Of THE STREET

,osE1cN TRADING.-Foreisn houses ,usss
"A upward OF i2c" shares III 'ne 80
s, market. Their purchases aiiiouii'''U
,r,nportsnt totals
n,vlpENps DECLARED - plV'aenus p's
h.sn dsclsred as follows: American
sna Foundry Company regular quar-.
Vn y mar oent on the common stock ana
teS ~. preferred. both payable on Aprh
*sa.rsv Companies. regular quarterly u.
... no the common ana l per cent on
per SSi.rrsd both payable on April l. anu
ne mrst Eelmont Company. quarterly y
.Vnsn;. payable on April !, an increase
Y 10 per cent qua-tery. >,
@SxDs oIuCKl.Y TAKEN IN LON
BSHG"sbls adyices from London report
poHoSJnc of the subscription lists for -.
inc G. Kansas City az per cent oonds ny
Pau, y i{rothers at 10 a. m. yesterday m
So 49, OF to-day, the amount reserved TOT
snrdon having been oFersupsCrip9d'
benss rcATION TO LIST. Application
At hscn mace 10 the Stock Exchange 10
"a, "a ssDsiS.gsj additional Reading Company
yreraJ mortgage I per cent bonds OF iss'
ssns s. s..e9o additional WestcheSteF LAEi,,-
s sn- .rst mortgage per cent htty-year
msassds. ms due 1850
uupsoN & MANHATTAN.-The Hudson
hyysrSaIian reports for January an In
go In gross earnings Of S6l,197 and an
ss-ssss In net of $l7,553. In reference 10
Wc''iannary income account, the report
hs increase OF S4,2n in operating ex-
s.!s.s for January was principally due 10
sed expenditures in repairing damage
Ms~'sd hy fire in the conpauyS man power
S,ss an December IS. There were a. lso In
HVsssed charges 10 pasScnGer cars Que 10
oie-sSions 10 air brake equipment which
sny sMy occorplish more efficient and econonh-
WI W" oreration In the future. II will be noted
NN, 'ths irteres: chareeS against income
ta,a taa. bxen Increased SlS.6s5, by reason OF
% nee,,nr into operation additional PROPERTY. -
b. latter Is in reference to the sd street
"a sixth avenue extension, which was
onsned for operation IN the closing months
OF 1910. $1,000, MI.
y-N1oN SWITCH AND SlGNAL:-o,-Ihe
ort NJ The Union Switch and Signal
Tdmnsny for the year ended DECEMBER ol'
30 sSboyys total income OF S6,2o9.09S, an IN
.,aase Of g 63S,sSu as compared VIII ii' tne
ctos tIoo,ss To- the preceding year; expenses,
ssnreciation charges ana otner de1ucI,C,is ,S .
Csls',,tire 10 S50aT,5Se or S2.12s,4SS more
sssn for the year ended Decenoer 81 t.V.. s.5,,
ard a surplus for the year OF sS0i''-'' ai'e'
nsyu1ent Of $299,7s in DIVIDENDS.
NJ PONT POWDER TO fNCRhxASSlE 81
sT0CK.-A special meeting OF stocKnoia- toni,
s,s NJ the e. /. Du POnt de NemourS f3w- I1
Snr Coinpany will be held March ~ IN 70
sst.r N J., 20 vote on proposed aIleilu- l
rnsSf of the amended certihcate OF llicoI
anrstion increasing the amount OF du'Hol
ErsF Common stock from s5oCelOo 20 ~,
eoGN The annual meeting VIII pe aeiu ''''
ssre day.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

There wcrc frequent changes in the mar
Eet trend on the Consolidated Exchange.
eut the undertone throughout the session
could properly be called firm. Commission
houses were buyers of stocks to good
sized total, and they reported their Gus.
toners as inclined TO disregard the rail-
road thI OF drastic curtailment In ex-
ncnses because of the adverse Interstate
Commerce Commissions rate decision The
possibility OF the United States Supreme
Court handing down its decision in the
important antitrust cases had some In
fluence In the late forenoon. causing un-
certainty FOR time. The large outstand-
ms short interest, which last Saturdays
lending rates for the half-weekly carry
over indicated existed in the leading
stocks. was reflected in the market. Cover
Ing on the early decline prevented such
stocks as Steel common, Reading, Union
Pacific and Smelling. from touching by a
fraction as low quotations as were reached
on the Stock. Exchange. Among the spe-
cialtics Virginia Carolina Chemical cor
tnUed something OF feature. II sold as
high as 102s which was ss Of point above
the high attained on the other board, and
it did not get under &C. against 6S7s. Trans
actions In all stocks aggregated sou
shares. with forty-seven stocks repre-
sented. Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Feb. 27:-~cArrLE-Receipts. 10000;
sess 81 s5SsS W..rn s. 2gse sp TsTs
stockers aud feeders. So s5as5 S.; COWS and
heiters. 50 659s5 so; calves. 81 50qS9 so. HOGS
.,eRsesceipts &c 5000; market loa15c lower; light
81 o.; rough, So 65as6 50; good 10 choice heavy,
g M s S2 sas siooc Of ns4Esi saIss
yesrl,ngs s! 7oas6 s5; lambs. s5asS 10; Vest
East East Buaalo. Feb 27-CATrLE-Receipts.
o .1T sss5na sns iog2os & gssss 9Ses prime g
s. 25; heifers. siase; COWS, So 75as5 Is; bulls.
S4a 80 70 stockers and feeders Sass: stock
tive and s2ss$ hlshsf sea- sSossss sa ,hafsis EhTRe s
eeipts, l4Oo: active and soc lower; $7as1O 90.
.o M.oGISmRecspts Io.dt 1000; fairly active and 20
Yorkers. 81 sOGs7 s5, pigs, 81 65gs7 Is: rougIs.
SO 25ase !o stays Sass 30: dairies, So s5qS7 IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 10 COO active
loc higher; heavy lambs, s5gs5 so; handy lambs,
s5as6 35. yearngs 81 T5ds5 5o wethers, 81 cod
s. Is; ewes, 81 25asi so sheep, mixed, 81 I5g
Cincinnati Feb. 81. - CATTLE-Receipts,
common, SO 50as4. HOGs-Receipts 41s7,
SLOW; l3a25c lower; butchers and shippers. 81 %
as7 40; common. s7Ns7 So sHEEP|Receipts'
~ steady; s. a5asi IS. IAMBs-steady; 81 80
Kansas city. Feb 27.-CATTLE-Recepts
1000 Including COO southerns; steers iOal5o
higher; Others strong to 10c higher; dressed beef
ard expor. steers IS 90lsB 80; fair TO good IS ~
s 81 @sstsE s. 1855 stqGsess and feed
ern cows. SO 25GS5; native, SO 1895 so; heifers,
s. 5oass Is: bulls. 81 4oas5 10; calves. 81 T5g
ss23. H0Gs-,Reeceipts,, 10. 600; l5a25s leger;
packers aud butchers, sc 90qs7 10: light. s7g
81 10. sHEEP-Receipts 10, GOO: i0a2oc lower,
lambs s. 4onS5 50; yearlings. 81 5ods5 4oi
we,hers; $685. 70; owes, So J0as4 10; stockers
and feeders s3ds3 15.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened
al 2il per cent: highest, 2ls per cent; low
est, j per cent; closing, 2as per cent: ruling
rate. 2a per cent Time money was slight
Iy less plentiful. but at the same time
there was some diminution in demand
Rates were quoted at 2$.d3 per cent for
sixty days. 3I3A for ninety days. 3hq3i.
for four months, 3isQSs. for five and six
months.
Mercantile paper was In fair demand and
the assortment offered was fairly large.
Rates, 4a4A per cent for sixty to ninety
days indorsed bills receivable and for
choice four to six months single names and
Hs94% per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened strong with rates
up to 10 points to 4.s6soqi s6S5 for cables
4Se551a $3.50 for demand sterling and 4.SS95q
IA for siXty-day bills. Sholt francs were
quoted at 5.lsas less l-l6 and short reichs-
marks at 50 plus l-32Q95 I-l6 less l-S2. The
market was shade easier In the after
noon. showing a decline of 8 points from
the top. Gables were quoted at 4s5e4 2
4.S6So. demand sterling at $500 1850 an, and
sixty-day bills at 4si Short francs held
around 519as less 3-6i and short reichs'
marks at 95 plus l-S2.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28

sIissii 50: famiy. sic 5ossli; packet. .Sls$,a.
$500; extra India ness. s2I sogs2s % %BEEs'
Easy. Bacons. iosc ls0 10. lose: IJo 70, loac;
40 70. lOisc: pigs. ilSsc. CUT MEATs-Pick-
a d bellies Z No. 0alsY a pesssi fsafsi hsm "a r. steady s L
TALLOW-Barely steady. City, i-lSc: coun,
Try. 8. q7.c LARp-Essy: Middle West; Il sol, 10
Continent esoc stazi kegs iisgc; co9pouRd
sSGG1RHReanedd Steady and fairly active.
Standard granulated net. less per cent cash.
los generally bSt the federal eogaS5s ag 5s,sSsS wsi
shipment. The local market for raw sugar va, was
yn and l-6i higher Spot prices; Centgi5agai: ~
noiasses sugar, 50 test, 3.OIlac. This advances
was established by sales late Saturday OF ~,
600 bags Cuba centrifugal. eo ;est, at IIlSG 1,sI
shipment. The London market for beet ,is susx5 ~
n Ss rm and o. ss sS e g, 20 she
RICE-Frm and unchanged, with fairly
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. au,ss; sgo. POI
Is SlD q. lake cOppsr 1881 si2s7 sc; .isc,rS;
WsE WE s15; aps s4Fs sssa: 1ss s
Al soaiS 25c: April and May, +o.5o941. 3oc.
1nd9n Tm spO, tis nS iSs Sv f9uTs yGIs iss zoe
Dull; S.55a565c New York. 5. 4oas: :.5e East st
s6Ds. STis NOMINAL Tsr IL iF6NcIev.iand G warrants 4ss
10isd in London. Locally steady. No toun-
dry SIS 5OdSi6 %: No .. SIS 259sl6: No !
MOLAsSES AND SNRUfS-Quiet, but hrm'
and prices unchanged.
NAVAL SlORES -Turpcntlne firm ana un-
changed here and ct savannah. Rosin and tar
steady at former prices SPIRITS TURPEN-
TINE. machine bbls 81 isc; TAR, 81 IS; RoslS.
81 10; T. 81 20; r, 81 20: @. 81 20; RI, 81 so; !,
81 90 4, IS 80; N, 81 40; y, IS 40: w c. s. 90;
W W, s. So.
OU.s-Linseed of unchanged. Refined pc
troleum was steady at 7.4oc for standard white
Ia bbis at New York.
COlIONstEO 0II--Weak early. on the
decline there was covering. and the market re-
gained part Of the early loss. closing AT q net
DECLINE OF / 20 3 points. LEGAL contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28

Spot quiet and 10 points higher at ii &c for
middng upland. Sales. 2lO bales Liverpool
cables: Spot. moderate demand sales. 1000
bales; speculation ana (expOrt. 800. American.
5000: imports. 1900: American. $1,000. mid
ding upland. 75sd. Futures opened steady, 2is
T3iz points higher old crop positions and
IA points higher on new. Closed quiet, un-
changed 10 points higher. February 35d:
February MsEch and MaTch-April. 734i2d: April
May. 1854. May-June. 7.3sd: June-July,
1876. July August. 1854; August September
7.16iad. september- October 6.s4d; October No
vember. 671 I'd; Nqvenber-December. 66ji2d:
Decernber-Jauuary. 1854; January February,
6.G4 I'd.
COTFEE-Business small: sales, SO. $50 bags
but tone steadleT, and prices at the close were
unchanged to . points net higher. There was an
absence Of the aggressive bear selling which
characterized the market on Saturday and offor-
ings were readily absorbed. Hayrc at the close
showed net Decline OF "a franc. Hamburg was
] pfg net lower. Rio 225 refs higher. and
Santos showed an advance % 20p reis. Ware
house deliveries OF Brazilian coffee at United
States ports last weei were lO7.33s bags against
al ij4 bags the previous week, and III 1872 bags
last year The visible supply or Brazilian coffee
n and adont Tor the United States was . 4g5 GG3
bags. AGAINST 3.GrS $50 bags last year and 4U55 20
1903 two years ago. The question ~ changing the
opening hour Il The local Coffee Exchange from
n O'Clock IA 1880 viii come up before the board
on wednesday. There Is considerable opposition
TO such q move. spot quiet and steady at l2As @
f5r Rio No l. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
Bankers posted rates follow:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston, sc
discount: Chicago par; San Francisco,
sight &C, telegraph &C; New Orleans, com
merciaI soc discount. bank 81 premium; 81.
Louis l0c premium bid, i0c premium asked
Savannah, buying 3-l6c discount seilnig
par.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York. eX-
changes sls5,5l8. TO balances $lO,l41. sly; BAL
timore, exchanges S5,6is,sSl, BALANCES sf02,-
121; Boston, exchanges, sl7SS.3l7. BALANCES
ST. Isl 10; Philadelphia, exchanges s-c''VS'-
22s, balances s236s,1O9.
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar sill
YER 52%c Mexican silver dollars 4oc; Bar
silver closed in London at "a 5-l6d, decline
OF I'D.
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid. $40; Lis
bon. s.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2oll2.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
JO HOLDERS OF
TO HOLDERS OF
|N1ERb0R0UGH- METR0PouTiN
COMPANY
Voting Trust Certificates
and Preferred Stock:

Pursuant 10 the terms Of the voting Trusl,
Agreement, the undersigned, the duly appctnteS
SUCCESSORS OF the Voting Trustees named
therein, have filed with their agent thsiy GER
tihcate for the renewal Of the Voting Trust Toe
further period OF FIVE years after March 6hs
1911, and the holders Of Voting Trust csrtin-
Gates ars requested to execute aa agreement
for such renewal containing the sanss tsrns'
and conditions as tho original vctIns Tvqst<
counterparts OF such agreement may be OBJ
tanned at the offce OF August Belmont ara
Company. % Nassau street New York City.
Provision is made in the Voting Trust Agrees
ment for the Issuance OF Preferred stsek vo;-
ing Trust Certificates In exchange Tor shsresi
OF the preferred stock Of those holders whS
may desire 70 avail themselves Of the priviieEs
OF becoming parties to tho Voting Trust kgrees
ment
For tho convenience Of holders Of vetir ..
Trust Certificates and OF Preferred Stock there
has been mailed power OF attcrrAy authoriss
irs Solomon II. Gusgenheim, Rafael r. qcvtusI
Edwin Hawiey, Gerald 1. Eoyt. end Aertsa,
T. Plant TO execute the renewal egraernenf on
their behalf which may be returned TO Charles
B, Ludlow. secretary Voting Trustees. - Mas
sau street. New York.
II copies Of the power OF attorney sSs soa
received through the malls. thsy may bs ss-
tained upon application 70 tho Secretary Of the
Voting Trustees.
The Trustees will be prepared 70 deliver tsnI-
porary Voting Trust Certificates tn exchange
for outstanding Voting fruat Certificates cf
the Common stock OH and after THURSDAY.
February 2Srd 1911. at the once OF the Trans. I.
fer Agents, August Belmont & Co. No. 3
Nassau street. New York
AUGUST BELMONT,
EDWARD \. BERWTNp,
ANDREW FREEDMAN,
THEODORE r. sHONrs,
CORNELIUS vANDERBHT.
Voting Trusteea-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York February

New York February 2T 1911.
GRAIN - WHEAT -- Nervous. and after
showing weakness early. prices rallied and
the close were steady AT a net advance OF
r. q sc. Local sentiment bearish on the
worlds supply and dcmand situation. During
buyers for over the holiday al Chicago. that
market being closed to-day for the spring
elections. and prices advanced quickly, helped
TO some extent by reports OF stCadier cash
markets IN the Southwest and hrmness IN
Winnipeg, where offerings were small EX-
pCrtcrs took 10 loads OF low grade Manitoba,
indicating some demand for this wheat lbroad.
Worlds exports Tor the week were l2.207, 900
bushels against 1o.1Gs. 600 last week and
q decrease of l.O0G 0O0 bushels. compared
with decrease last week OF $4,000 and
decrease last year OF 81 900. 80 . red 93c
elevator. and 03 &c aGeat: No ] North.
ern Duluth. 81 81 ahoat. CORN--Weak
early. with selling by commission houses
There was a moderate rally late, but prices az
the close were : . 4c net lower. Worlds
against $500 mo last week and lao o0o last
year. The visible supply showed an increase
of 500 600. against an increase last week Of
5000 and an increase last wear Of 1.IsT 00n
No corn. 81 &c o ahoat. OATS-Weak
and lower. with prices n the lowest point
o. the season. At the close ths market was
IS q sc net lower The visible supply showed
decrease OF $50. 600 bushels compared with
an increase the previous week or 600 and an
increase last year Of 5000. Cash oats easy;
iendard white. 35c: No ., 80 &c; No s. 3+lIc:
No T. 34c. RYE-Duli; No 2, Sc nominaI
{ New York. BARLEY-Steady: mailing
, 81 8s1 05 Z New York. BUCKWHE At
Quiet: American soc I New York; Cana
dian. 5sc bid. c ! New York for export
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
CHICAGO GRAIN ANc PROVISIONS

Chicago. Feb. 27.--Part OF the responsibility
for an advance In wheat to-day was blamed
on tho calendar The rise followed covering by
short sellers who believe that March is an un-
holiday here on account OF municipal primary
election, there would be further chance in
February To even up trades. Accordingly, quite
rush OF bying occurred and thee lose was
Shiec to l2ntsc higher than forty-eight hour.
before Corn finished nc 10 i.c down oats on
isc TO isG %sc, and provisions varying from
5n7i2c dearer % 2l3c decline. Incidentally,
wheat scored a new low record for the season
but such a performance has taken place so fre-
quently of late that relatively little attention
WAS given the new drop. especially the effect
proved only transient Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28

short rib, 62s: clear bellies. 66s: long clear mid
dies, Hight. 6is; heavy, 6os Cd short clear backs
33s; shoulders. square. OILS. LARD-Prims
Western, tierces. 41s; American refined, pals.
as 81. CHEESE-Canadian finest white, new,
S.s 80; eolored, 6os. TuRpENTINE-spirits.
62s 9d. ROSIN-Common, los ed. PETRo-
LEUM-Re6ned. dad LNsEED oiI.-sOs
CorroNsEED olI~-iiull refined, spot, ais
London. Feb 27.--RAw SUGAR-Csntritusai
los 4'ad muscovado, es tisd. BEET SUGAR =
February, 80 81. LlNSEED-Caicutta ART.
June, 6ss Sd. LiNSEED OiIs-f6s SO. SPERM
oIT-f3i los. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT re-
nntd. SID: spirits. SAD TURPENTTHE-
spirits, DIS Sd. RosiN-American strained. ics
Antwerp, Feb. 21-pErRoLEUM-is francs.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
ANDREW j. MCCORMACK. Auctisos@. }
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By AOklAN II. MULLER 4 SON
OFFICE NO. 81 WILLIAM st..
xN>6o.sd.v March 1Gf 1911

Wednesday marcn lSts sSts
a. i2;so O'Clock. a. ths ,
NOS hNit' Il aND Is vEsEY sfRbrr. !
BY oRpsR oE q. ExEeYT9ss SSsGITSs yas,,ps 81 Tss ~
IS 'A' EsE' BT oEbEs MfSHs Or sissiGe ssSgJIes i
'sSSS 1850 ESadas Estsa stsss: Co. gssdiss
''''' Iron Co. Gent Mtss. ,. G. Cod RdaS
$1,000 chicago issaii & Northwestern auS O. q
p c. sxg. Fd. 3D.. 1879.
5000 c{;; oh,e isis EwsY hu. Co. ls s o''''d
$1,000 CHICAGO q Eastern iiiinc.s r. r. o.
~ Cen. cOnsld. ist Mts'. p e Has'
.ISSs PsTnsyIysnis E Co "a "a Js,a gsi; iss; e.
3D. Jany.' 1905 Coupon ceA'ra' 1'ess
"a shs. Texas IA pacific Land Trus. 8 $3.50 serbs
! sh. American MIR q Kumys co. 4.
10 shs hs Frazer Tablet CO. Let Pretd.
90 Interests Pine Lawn CemeteTs
zoo shs La Crosse Gold Mining Co.
g sss coISraso yaIs Marble Ri: CO Co Sss,s SS"%-'
28 shs. Colorado Slate Co Prefd
1'ooo o'si sis. Bay State Gas Co.
asoS SS sSs ssS Stewart River Goid predsns Co. tsA
100 100 sSs shs. 6Sford Sisad'T Linen Sn'9s Miifs i
$40 oxioid Linen Mills oonvt. Cts. ssrss
20 shs. Marconi Wireless telegraph OF canads !
800 shs: United Mining CO eomn'on.
los shs. Fidelity Bond & Mortgsgs ca Of s T. :,
TO CLOSE AN EsTArE.
20 shs. Mutual Bank.
40 shs. Mount Morris Dsnk
10 shs. Hanover National Bank.
- '4' EY ssRfsEs eRpnR tig'i pF iA66ssnx1srRAroRs 6s
100 shs Poysl Bakns Powder co ccsnrnen
5000 United states Lace Curtain Mills = n
T2 shs. United States Lace Curtain Mills.
"a 1890 shs. Fort Wayne & Jackson X f-s
common
10 shs Merritt < Chapman Derrick wreck
80 .hs Z. = y. Bliss common.
10 She First National Bank q Jersey CITY
$500 Hanover Club Bklyn ist h'se. p q
Is She National Reserve Bank.
5000 Duncan Electric & Ice CO. % Duneans
Oklahoma: ,a,. p, C. sds.. 1880 With /"
100 shs. COMMONWEALTH Trust Co. OF We~ H"S
boken. y. j.
3 S sss ss feaT4or fSs4 sdf soe seal c.
shs city OF New York ms CO.
50 shs New England Electric vehicle Trans
% shs MsRoning coal r. r. cornmsn.
so shs National City Bank.
common OF Johnstovn. Fa-
% shs. Guardian Trust CO.
100 sfs New York Engine co.
IS coo Beech Creek Coal & Cooks Co p =
$1,000 Kansas city Mexico & Orient ewy
, ,p. g Bds-; 1881; "a.
5000 yerdigrls Valley. Independence & wss.-
5000 Nstsna stE RTT Lsht is M'fs Hea rossr s 's G.
$1,000 Nstional light. Hea. { Power CO. p
g. Series A. due ie2s-leso.
ehx
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
TIOIE AND MEAI-I

IL, u aNp MhiISr sI1 IInl eetten,N aul'
patents. 81 30asi 30. spring clears. s4dsi S5;
extra 10 ] winter. 81 35 n 81 80; extra No .
si45: fancy spring patents s6O5gs8 ~.
cor NMEALe-E Easy; kiln dried. 81 50 RYF
FLOuR--Duil; fair 10 good. 81 a0ds4 30.
FLOUR-SominaL BAG NE AIs-EasY: ina
white and yellow. ~ 1908 20; coarse 81 10
9sl - FEEp.sieady: WcsIern sorinS.
Tour 10 $50 % u SEQ ~: rcd dor. SCI ~ n SOS
CITY hrsn sa3 20 hu'h. S25 sacks. mddlius.
SOC 20 bulk S23 70 sacks olimesl. ss5 80
QsaG
PROVISIONS Easier early but rallied on
co gsrnE foRh-steady, Mess, S2J. family.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEaROARD CLEAR
COTTON-Tba inward uoverar

tolIoN-Ihe upward movement contin-
ued, and while largely the result OF covering
by shorts reflected rather more aggressive
support OF old bull leaders and trade inter
eSts than has been seen fo1 some time. Late
months were relatively quiet and easy but
the old crop sold Into new high ground for
me movement. with May contracts reaching
l4.3lc, or 20 points net higher, and 81 points
about 50 a bale. above the low record made
on February l8 The close was verY. steady
at a net gain OF TO 20 points old CROP
positions being IS TO 20 points net higher
and within or points of the best. Port
stocks lost heavily for the day. Southern
spot markets were unchanged TO re higher
Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28

Liverpool; Fs9 3r-,wHEAT-rsRo. agl ,.yt-
CoRN-spat American missed new, 4s itd.
old. 5s Id. futures easy: March A. s.d: May As
5.sd, July. As 4Ad. FIOCR--Wintcr patents,
2ss Cd HoPs-In London pacihc coasO. "a es
ats 5s. BEEF-Hxtra India mess 1905 PORK
Prime mess. Western. els 3d HAMs-Short
cut sos BACoN-Cumberland cut 6Ss g.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
SEED PRICES,

Toledo Feb a7.-CLOvERSEED- Cash and
February 81 10; March, 90Is, April s. 20:
october, ~ 60 AI8IKE-Prime, 50 As, March
81 80. TlAorHY-Prina. s. "a.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-28
NoN-MEMBER BANKS.

The weekly statement Of averages OF the
ranks OF New York City, RTooklyn, Jersey
C!ty. Hcboken and Staten Island which
are moi members Of the New York Clearing
House Association, but which clear through
come Of the members, Is as follows.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-11
UPLAND.

A number from here attended the
funeral of Grandma Clemmons at
Wesley last Sunday.
Mrs. W. L. Hoyt has been quite
sick for several weeks.
Chris Wuethrich was helping j.
o. Ferris several weeks.
Claude Marston visited relatives
south of Chapman last Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Gloss is on the sick
list again.
Several Of our young people at
tended the play at Junction Monday
night. -
Miss Ethel Winsor leaves for
Mexico today, for her health. She
will be gone for some time.
Peterson Bros. are painting the
German Evangelical church. We
expect to see something nice when
they get through as they can WELD
the brush very readily.
Mrs, B. Olson will soon live In
her new house as 1t is nearly com
pleted,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce and Mr.. and
Mrs. Petit of Chapman were visitors
here last Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-11
WooDBINE.


Rev. John Halter Of Otis, Kan.
is visiting at present with his daugh
tiers, Mrs. Frank Moore, and hus
band. He also attended the Wich
tia district meeting at Newton, Kan
sas.
Mrs. j. Gugler returned from hel
visit with relatives in Harper coun'
ty last week,
Mrs. Chris Gugler of Enterprise
visited with relatives in Woodbine
She returned recently from her Cali
fornia trip.
Mr.. Louis Graeber of Enterprise
and the editor of the Enterprise Push
were in Woodbine on business and
also visiting with friends.
Ed. Biegert was on business In
Abilene one day last week.
Miss Emma Fengel returned from
her visit with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Volkman are
visiting in Oklahoma.
Chas. Freedholm returned from
Mt. Grove and Springfield, Mo-, to
Woodbine last Monday.
Chas. Asling and wife of Topeka
wara Waiting their relatives here q
short time.
Mr.. Kinderdick and wife were In
Harrington last Monday.
Paul Knuth and wife Of Herring
ton we're visiting with relatives Q
short time.
Chas. o. Fengel and family are
visiting relatives In Marion county al
present.
Rev. J. L. Sternberg attended thu
Wichita district meeting at Newton
last week.
The Epworth league Of the Ger
man M. E. church had an interesting
program last Sunday evening. Mr.
s. w. Muenzenmayer gave a repor
of the good things he saw and heart
at the State Sunday school conven
ton at Topeka.
The delegates from here to tn
State Sunday school convention re
turned and are ready to TRANSMIT
the good knowledge they have II
store to others who did not haV'
the opportunity to go.