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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
STANDARD OIL LOSES AGAIN
Plea at Bar" Set Aside-Must
BE Tried on Indictment.

Bufalo, Aug. 1.-An important decision
under the Elkins rebate law and one by
which lines aggregating 81. 900 imposed upon
the standard Oil Company and the Penn
syivania and New York Central railroads
may be Increased 70 $4,000, 900 against the
first named corporation. was handed down
by Judge Hazel in the United States Court
I here to-day. The fines already imposed
were Tor giving and receiving rebates on
shipments Of oil from clean. n. Y. 20
Rutland and Bellows Falls Vt The Stand
ard OH Company was convicted on the
trial OF first Indictment and fined 500. 900.
the conviction being affirmed upon appeal
The railroads pleaded guilty and were fined
$4,000 finally disposing Of the case so far
as they were concerned
When United States ATTORNEY John Lord
O'Brian and s Wallace Dempsey. special
attorney. moved the trial Of second in
dictment against the Standard OIL Com
pany. based upon the same series of al
legged rebates, plea at bar was entered
II was argued that the act 81 paying the
rebates-hand!nG over the cash-was the
essential part of the offence and as the
alleged offence in the pending indictment
was covered by a payment for which the
company uiTeduy mad Deen 10eQ II should
not again be placed in Jeopardy. A decision
by Judge Grosscup was cited TO sustain
this point
The government took an opposite view,
Mr.. O'Brian holding that each shipment.
whether paid for in daily payments or in
lump sum. constituted n separate offence.
Judge Hazers decision to-day upholds the
governments contention.
'If the plaintiffs plea were the rule of
law" Judge Hazel says. "it would be in
the power Of any shipper who daily trans
ports merchandise, and who with the ac-
quiescence OF the carrier. pays the freight
annually. to make it impossible 10 ade-
quately prosecute and punish him for ac-
cepting concessions on his various trans
actions. while a less favored shipper who
receives concessions. but TO whom no credit
is extended. may he subjected 10 more fire.
quent prosecutions and punishments."
, The plea at bar" is dismissed and the
defendant company is required 10 plead 10
the indictment al the next regular term Of
court. There are two untried indictments
against the Standard OIL containing about
two hundred counts. each of which is pun
ishable by n fine Of $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

1000 :ir9ns 5se1es S56 s. s.: 7,exas steers
8 2 50 aad ess ssss So cows ana
heifors 50 goa 10: calves s. 75dSs 20
HOGs-Receipts. $1,000; shade higher for best
miHod. s. o5as7 s5is heavy s 50 so@s7 Is
rough. So 30 q 81 10, good 10 choice. heavy
s. J5gs7 20 pigs 81 81 TO- bulk o Of sales
higher, native 81 +0a So 81, Western. So 75p
81 s.. warnings. SO 75d 81 50; lambs. native,
$4qs7, e5c higher. Western: s. 754s7 10.
$40. slow good medium and heavy steers
strong butchers cattle dull and weak; steers,
SO 80 So So. heifers. 81 5oq 50 so: COWS 81 IS
Receipts. e.612; strong. &c higher: packers.
81 soq 81 95: stays. siG$5 T5 common sows,
Receipts. 6sds' steady 81 oogs3 80; lambs
dull lOa15c lower. S3GS7
active. SOC higher. SIS 50Q so so HoGS-Re-
CENTS $500; slow. steady 70 &c higher; heavy.
S. 05Gss 10. rough, So Is a So 90. stays. $50
So diaries. s. 5ogSs o.. SHEEP AND
LAMBS Receipts. 340o. active sheep steady;
s475JS5 %. wetherp. Sfd<4 %, ewes IS q
s. 80. sheep mixed. II 50g s. 70
kansas 1 Cty 5 aug ncAT'rLEmRecsipts
20 strong. dressed beef AND export steers, So i0a
81 co fair 70 good, SsdsG rs. Western steers
50 40dsG - stockers ana feeders. So 50aS5 90
Southern steers. 81 JOdSG. southern cows. s. COG
81 80 native cows. 50 5OuS5 %. native heifers.
S4GS7. bulls S3dSl 20; calves. SASS HOGS
Receipts 300. market opened strong. closed "a
lnr higher; bulk ~ sales. 81 4OuS1 ". heavy.
s. J0dST - packers and butchers. 81 1odS7 62i7 I.
lights s. 3jdS7 ~. SHEEP -Receipts 1000:
market l0r higher; Utah lambs, 81 -; lambs.
s., 5OIS7 - yeariingH. $4nS4 50: wethers. So -
SO 70. ewes. S3gS3 so: stockers and feeders.
s. ,odS3 80.
BY Telegraph 90 The Tribune
Louisville Aug l1.-SHEEP AND LAM BIS
Receipts 37O2. for the i've days this week.
I { 90 head. quality very good. market firm
and shade higher. bulk Of the best lambs
ceiling 20 So 80 NJ so ~. with light Western
Kentucky and Tennessee lambs down 10 sea-
81 -. seconds. Sins4 so culls. 81. down. fat
sheen S.; down. good active demand for prime
Western stock ewes. plain native ewes dull
and draggi.
10y Telegraph 10 Tie Tribune
~ Louis Aug. Ii.-cATTLE POI Receipts /. a5o
slow and iOgl5c lower supply small and quail
itv common. steers, S41s1 10. heifers. 50 100
81 40: COWS. 81 soqs5 81 HOGs-Recepts, 1923
choice Be- higher. choice medium and heavy
weights. 81 s04fT On. hacking ana common
grades. 5li0c lower IN afternoon bulk OF sales,
s. a1ns7 So good light. 40 20 100 NJ 81 2fl
ST n. best pigs 81 25GSG ~. common pigs, s. ~
gSG SHEEP Receipts. I sdI offerings scant.
demand liberal. prices steady. lambs. s. 5n1
81 common. 81 Tbas5 ~. cnlls. 81 o"gxi. sheep,
s. 25gS3 10; stockeIs. S2gss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12

Southern. I4c: FOWLS. express, 1913 gltc;
prime. freight. 13Izc; BOOSTERS. freight. &c;
TURKEYS, 13c; DUCKS. i3c; GEESE, l0c;
6EHEk FGwL Rn .a SOC nou plSE aa.;
lectSd heavy dry picked fowls and fancy broil,
ers hrm. but small 10 medium fowls anu
average scalded broilers selling slowly
Fresh turkeys scarce and firm. Small scat
tering lots Of spring turkeys have appeared
but hardly enough TO establish market
Fancy largo frozen roasting chickens Arm
Fresh kiiied-ruRKEYs hens average best,
Frs Philadelphia and other nearby, fancy,
squah, pair. IS q 40c; average best, e g2ic'
Pennsylvaria, average best, lsq 2oc, Western
under 3 10 to pair. 1914 184c; Ohio and
Michigan, scslded, choice. iIc other Western.
average best, I6g1shc, under 10 TO pair.
80 ID and over TO dozen, lsc: As TO 50 H.
15isc. 40 ID and under. Is u q lac Dry picked.
bbls. iced. ~ 70 ID each. i6c' sull ID eacn;
Southwestern. averag. f4c Ohio and Mich
igan. scalded, choice. l4isc; other western.
average best; lac Western and sCutheEs p PSsc
DUCKS Long Island and Eastern. Ice. Penn
sylvanis, 1914 q ISc; SQUADS prime. arge'
s Ss'e dozen 81 ?O Young toms,
&c; hens, l4d21c; old hens ZIG. toms: zoe
Texas. i7Glsc; RoAsTERs; milk FED, fa ISg
large. 2oc : h. isg lse; rair 20 soGId' lag
ieisc: FRYERs, i2I4 aISc.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES-Potat toes
dull and lower; sweets plenty and lower. onions
weak and lower. Beans unfmproved. corn u
ging. CauIihowers steady. Elephants weak
Lima bans trihe firrner. Lettuce higher ioi
fancy. Peas steady Peppers weak. squast
and turnips dragging Tomatoes selling SLOWLY
al former low prices. POTATOES white No L
bbl 81 25a$2 Is seconds, 81 25ass; .s sWEE :.
cuis. 5ocatl. southern. Dbl, s2gss 2Si VANS
Southern. Dbl, 81 5Ods2 so; ONIONS, state
white. basket, siasl %; Long Island, ~ cog
81 10. Jersey. white, basket, 75cqSl 70; yellow
slasi - red 76cqsl orange GSun ~ v whs
Southern. basket, slg$l y; BEANS. state. pas
ket or bag i5q35c: nearby. l5123cj virginia
10000; BETS. Dbl. slQs1 Is; 100 punches
81 25asi 80; CARROTS, Dbl. slqsl 20; ~ ~
lunches. s1a$1 % CABBAGEs. 100 81 oogsS o.
CELERY. bunch, lo945c: CORN. 100, Soeg 1,.
Island Dbl. 5Ocgsi: Jersey. bbl. 40d60c; basket
20aDc; box l0Q20c; CUCUMBER PlChAE,S
bbl. 73cgsl 5O CHICORY and EsCAKOt;,, 1i oDl
25a75e; cAuLIFLowER; state. Dbl, sig ssa
Soc scS'c box iO9sc: Norfolk. crate. 5oa75e
HORsERADIsH. 100 10, S3as5. LIMA BEANS
potato. basket, slq$l 80; fiat. 0cgSl: FOiA a,
TOES. bag, sidsl 80: fiat J0gT5c; LEI IL -
basket. 50c4sl: small basket, 2oqtoc To-; t Sn'
l5c: PEAS. large. basket sldSl 70: small Do
Isl. bags large. 75cds1 10: small, oodIo eI
PEPPERS, Jersey. bbl. T5casl Is; basket. 400
soc: box 3Oq 40c: ROMANO. state, basket. i
a5Oc: nearby Dbl. 25aT5c; SQUASH maIroN
Dbl 75caS1. yellow, JOa75c. white. 5Og !9c
TTRNPs rutabaga, Dbl 1890; white $40
81 so: TOMATOES upper Jersey. box. 23g1oc
south Jersey 2OdG0c; Jersey and southern. car
rier. 25a35c WATERCREss. 100. slds2'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug. with exporters ana miners
competing for offerings and with FARMERS re
ported 70 have stopped selling hard winter grades
the wheat market to-day took an upward turn
closing prices steady az net advance OF
s. 10 Adhc Latest figures on corn showed .
eain Of !. 70 l.dAc ard for oats rise or
hdIc The outcome in the provisions market
was Sc 70 27izc decline
TrnrroveA demand for cash wheat both here
ana AZ he seaboard acted the main lever that
pried futures up. A novelty in this line was a
call for a round lot 70 go into storage IN laKe
slsyators at Manitowoc Representatives Of local
and Eastern mills we're jostlng each other fof
an advantage. and there was constant evidence
of a healthy inquiry from foreigners. Reports
we've current that India was rainless, and thaf
the export surplus IN Russia would De sven
smaller than recently predicted. not more man
- 600 coo bushels. A. the same time. word
came that the movement Of winter wheat from
American farms had been practically shut or
the producers holding for higher prices ssne
ctaily in The case OF the hard varieties OF tho
grain The greatest strength Of the session De
veloped Just before the close. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
DEFINING Co. APPEALS
Vulcan Concern Considers Award
of S677,352 Too Small.

-. Vulcan DEFINING Company has
.aes6 its stockholders that II. as we'll as
-. American Can Company. has appealed
s-or, the decision OF vice-Chancellor
,,.,-sr Of New Jersey. confirming the
.,.c.al masters report awarding the vul-
-, con,pany ss77.SS2 for alleged infringe
- NJ its patents and the use OF its de-
.,~c,rr process by the American company.
-. aim awarded 70 the Vulcan company
Is found by the special master before
-son, the case was tried TO be the amount
:, rroat made by the American Can
~,nnsnv IN its defining operations from
e.,,s-,her. 1906 To August, 1907.
rna vulcan company will contend that
-. award should have been larger. Its
1-,.cinal exceptions 10 the masters report
80 that he allowed the American Can
'-.r,,anv Cor the tin scrap produced in Cts
-rfacturing plants a higher price than
:. uas worth a. the time II was shipped
.s detiuning plants that he allowed the
.-..r,can company S7,lSS FOR general and
,.s,-,ct expenses. and that he failed 10
go the American company and allow
80 T-ulcan company interest on all profits
-, the time they were received by the
A,,.ricsn company.
As regards the disposition to be made
=, the award when the amount is finally
1900 upon and received by the com
-. ,bs notice 20 the stockholders says
=. che net amount. less such sum as
-. 5,ractors may deem advisable "a hold
-, -,serve. will be used first IN the pay
-. NJ the 4 per cent accumulated back
s,,45s,ds on the preferred stock. and what
-.,,sins II any. will be available for divi-
80 an the common stock. The amount
rsaaed 70 nay OF the Accumulated divi-
IDS m the preferred stock is SSl5oeo, sc
Zen n the award is not increased on the
s,,ssl the company should have no diff
6ciny in paving off this Indebtedness 10
-. nreferred stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
.EAB0ARD CLEARANCEs.

COTrON-The intenre excitement and actlv-
itv noted IN the cotton market the last tWo
weeks appears 20 be subsiding. Trading was
Legs active today. and fluctuations were less
violent An opening advance vas followed
BIZ a break Of 20 points or more. me CLOSE
was easy Al a net decline Of 40 % points ana
after the orhciai close 10 was reported tial
contracts changed hands privately al tlrtAer
decline OF about ! points. Following prl1dtT
repo~fs u showers IN the southwest. Inc
Increasing movement OF the new crop was
rejected in the weekly figures showing an
iuto-sight Of about $4,000 bales. against l4Zoo
last year and the movement OF new crop
cotton Is baing accompanied by declines IN the
leadinE Southern spot markets. with SaVannah
yesterday quoting old crop middling al i.
and now crop az 12c. Weekly movement lg
ures: Port receipts. 20 266 bales. against
I SOi last vear. overland 20 mills ana canada
2 500 against S.42O last year; southern mil
takinrs. estimated. 10000, against 1000 last
wear: gain OF stocks ct interior towns, liz
against q loss 81 s.478 last year; brought INTO
eight for the week. $3.50. 4inst 1l,2oo last
wear Total crop movement; Port receipts
s 5S5145 (1qO5s added receipts season b.
against : 1856 S42 last year; overland 10 mills
and Canada. 955.2G1. against S5a,6a2 last year 3
Southern mill "a kings. 2.2400 600 against LILO
roo lest season. stock a. Interior towns IN ex-
cess OF September l, +o400 against de-
crease Of 2S2T5 last season, brought into sisht
thus far for season 11.770, sos. agalnSt TO-
3n2 % last season. Local contract prices.
1oa' contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12

tied. sbovcrv weather viii continue on Satrrdsf
il, the Atlantic and East Gulf states ana piph
al,ir on SUNDAY 100 the south Atlantic sidl
There will also be local showers on rhtli.a'
tr Inc south upper lake region. he Upper MIS-
sf.4ipri and Lover Missouri valleys ana lh'
Genital Rocky Mountain region. and on sun1as
iu me Northwest IL viii be warmer on oal1I
dsv In the Ipper Mississippi valley ana the
Northwest and warmer on sunday In the upper
lake region. IL will be cooler ola SUNDAY u IN"
Steamers departing on Saturday for European
rorts will have moderate north q" 1907 lil't' 7,
Vfnds with unsettled weather 10 the Hi- %
Banks
Forecast for special Loralities. FOR i'' DDS
trict OF Columbia, unsettled to-day prohahiy
showers sunday generally fair; light io moo
crate variable winds.
For Maryland and Delaware. unsettled To-
aav. probably showers. SUNDAY generally fair
light 10 moderate winds mostly north 10 hofth-
cast. t-..i.
For New Jersey and Eastern pennsyivania,
unsettled to-day, probably local showers anu
somewhat cooler, Sunday generally fair, moo
crate winds mostly north 10 northeast
For Eastern Ncw YORK, fair west, local SNOW
ers east pcriicn t0-daY cooler extreme routh
norfion. sunday probably fuir moderate Winds
mostly north % northeast.
yor New England. local showers s1aih. fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
HE WEATHER REPORT.

'O''iai Record and Fcrecas; Washington
o-Three prominent features appeared on
,. International weather chart Friday The
"as Tie appearance Of q iow pressure area
Extreme Southern Europe, with "a pro
~ nssh area 20 the Dorthward indicating
niastion o. the heated term that has pre-
- IN ihat section for some time past The
- Hatute was disturbance Of limited d
II 49, near The extreme northwestern coast
fF' .e IAla disturbance developed rapidly
sss llsl afternoon and storm WARNINGS
+ ecfea at Pensacola By earl. evening
y rs tSe gaze was iu progress az this piace,
ne Gu.f coast
st,,-..'i d feature vas a iyphOOn apparently
ss,s character on the coast Jf CHINA.
= ~. been marked fall in temperature ~
~ - ~ilssisslpp! Valley. the LAKE region
stl.l s'euH and interior New YOyA. accom-
,sier,,s nov eis- There were also local thuh
uts n the MIDDLE and south Atlantic
1ies - general showers In the east Cur
hSh An central Rocky Mountain region.
W. ,..pe. 1iures continue ln the Aiddie ~
1. Z i.,v.. n, IN" ohio. the Middle Mississippi ana
%tf h.,. @.@solri valleys and the Southwest ana
|SsE.a,,e salh risen decidedly in the Northwest
- EaIidly falling pressure. unset
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug 1.-THE Commercial Bulletin
ay,Ii say ~ the wool market tomorrow;
Trading is still checked by tariff uncertain
ties but there is a fair business In progress ana
the more confident feeling noticed a week ago
IS maintained The market Is frm and there is
a tendency 10 make up values. Manufacturers
have been unsuccessful IN wing 10 desirable
bodinrs over the adjustment OF tariff difficulties.
Holders are confident that with this out or tho
yav business will expand. Current demand Is
from different mills and covers variety OF
rodes about everything from finest 10 lowest.
being called for. Territory wool is stu NOV
inc vith considerable freedom in the original
hays Fleece woods firm and sold ahead
'The shipments OF wool rom Boston rom
January 10 August 10. inclusive, were IN 20
IS7 gs6 hounds against lbs, 536,56l pounGs Tor
the same period last year The receipts 70
August 10 inclusive i97. 30l 56l POUNDS
against 1872 81. 040 pounds for the same period
last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fait River Aug fi-Ths week has been one
~ itfle activity in the print cloth market. with
the exception ~ the purchase % few thousand
nieces OF 2T-inch So by 81. by VI. 6. d. BORDEN
~ .,s has been little demand. with the
mills unwilling 20 trade AZ the prices
.omnted because OF the unsatisfactory condi-
,tous There has been tendency on the
.. the mills to curtail freely. owing 20 the
mo-, auotations and II is believed that this Will
y. general before long. Quotations. %-lnch, ~
a.. a. 2S,c. eS-inch, - by so. 3%sc: 27-inch. ~
~ Go z 1-iac. 27-inch. SIS BY 80. 2sc; 2I-inch.
AZ by 40 2ssc. 3sis-lnch - by 90. f%c, 80
trcb a. hy ~. SAC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug. 1i--WHEAT-spot steady;
10 . Manitoba. Is 1od No .. Is Sd futures
easy. october. Is 2hd December - SD.
C0pN-Spot nrm: new American mixed ~
ki.d. old ~ SID new American kiln dried,
- sd; futures steady; September. 5s 7sd;
october IS SAD. FLOUR-Winter patents
~. III HOPS-fn London (Pacinc Coastl. q
mats BEEF-EXtrn India mess 73s od
pORK-Prime mess. Western RS I'D. HAMS
ghort cut T.8 I'd BACON-Cumberlan
c,, 5Is. short rim 56s: clear bellies, SOS. long
cIear miIdles light. 56s cd, heavy. DDS dd .
short clear backs. ass 6d shoulders square
X7s LARD-Prime Western. tierces. ass "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
FEWER IDLE FREIGHT CARS.

Chicago. Aug. 1i-There are fewer IDLE
freight cars in the country now than there
have been az any time since the beginning
Of the present year according 70 bulle-
tin Of the American Railway Association
to-day Between July 10 and August
there was a decrease Of 2oc97 in all classes
Of cars. The total surplus now IL lSOlS5
cars The decrease is noted mainly in
coal cars. II has been the heaviest in Ohio
Indiana, Michigan and Western Pennsyl-
vania. The box car decrease has been IN
the Middle West, due largely TO assembling
cars preparatory 70 moving crops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

he following petitions IN bankruptcy
vs,a Sled IN the United States District
Court vesterdsv
SAMUEL MORRIS : and TSIDOP
MAyPER, who compose the firm Of n.
laype- g. Sons. manufacturers Of garters.
- AZ Broa6way involuntary Creditors
Davis Weinstock 5000: II &. Houser. $40
sl1 Heller & Co. $40 i rs stated in
70 petition that the liabilities are BE- cQ
ard ASSETS 5000
JACOB king beer bother. Of No. 24lS
tgath avenue. voluntary Liabilities,
= e no assets
Joseph SkELLT. liquor dealer OF New
eir5, voluntary. Liabilities. 42S, and az
nt Ns3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
GREAT NoRTHERN's OFFICERS.

Houston. Tex, aug. u.-Directors OF the
newly organized International & Great
Northern Railroad Company met here to-
dav and elected the following officers:
President. T. j. Freeman, Of Dallas nrs'
vice-president, George H. Taylor, OF New
York: second vice-president. Henry Martin
Of Palestine Tex: secretary and treasurer
Alfred R Howard. Of Palestine, Tex :
assistant secretary and treasurer Henry
2. Honson, of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
STANDARD OIL PAYS COSTS
Sends Check for S42,99569 for Court
Fees in Fight Against Dissolution.

Washington, Aug. LIT cost the Stand
ard Oil Company 1895 90 in court fees
alone 10 resist the governments long fight
to have it dissolved. A check for that
sum the amount awarded by the Supreme
Court as costs in its decision, was received
at the Department OF Justice to-day.
That amount. Of course, does not include
attorneys fees or other expenses which
the big corporation incurred in the long
litigation. The court costs paid to-day are
probably the smallest item Of bill to-
falling millions, the exact amount OF
which probably never will be known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12

unsettled. owing to active operations BY strong
trade interests September sold at new
high record for the life OF the option. adj
vancing 20 il. soc. compared with the pre-
vious high record Of 11.72c last January. The
later months in most instances At new
high levels for tho present season. although
December sold az a much higher level in
January Havre closed unchanged 10 Z. frame
lower Hamburg unchanged 20 4 pfennig adj
vance Rio was unchanged. and Santos 30
refs higher. Spot unchanged the basis Of
Is u c for Rio No Z Local contract prices;
Local contrac, prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12
ELECTRICAL TRUST" TO END
Agreement Reached Which Is Expected
To Give Government Victory.

Washington. Aug. u-Attorney General
~ckersham has been informed that the
twyers for the so-called electrical trust"
Gs about ready 70 go before the United
s,atss courts and enter a judgment dis
swing the combination Of which the gov
eminent complains in a suit now pending.
An agreement has been reached with the
Department NJ Justice. after much nego-
ta,ion. which IS expected 70 give 10 the
g'vernment a complete victory without a
,r'sl IN court. The Department Of Justice
tas been informed that the electrical pools
FL over The country. against which If was
shor' ~ proceed. have been dissolved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12

Spot quist and unchanged a. 4oc Tor middllng
upland sales I'll. Liverpool cables spot neglect
81 saIes 900 bales. speculation and export D.
O0O. American 1000. imports, none, Mid-upiand
g I'd Futures opened STEADY, unchangei !
5oirf decline. closed steady ar a net advance or
L 559iA noints August g. 47d. August-Septem-
be~ s2G September-October. 6Osd, OCTOBER
November 6 old, Novemher-De-e mner, 0.s'd.
i,.car,,ber- January 3 g6 sd. Januart-Fe hruary,
3 AID. February-March, e9d; March-April.
cold. April-May. SOFA. Mey-June' 6oo-ad.
COFFEF-Active sales, llS.0oD bags. Prices
s,.a5,. closing al a net advance Of 20 %
vCi-ts IN view OF the volume of business
-rtcs obenrcs we're narrow. and the market IS