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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PAcFIc

IANAplAN i-h'r4I ~
1911 1910 1909
g. .L To- Ma, 81 gJI. 600 81 So 600 81 .3.a 900
I,,,y NAV ss4i4 100 7s.S36 100 6i.547 ass
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
-, ,k in MAY. 1913. goo $eo5. 400 $50 800
Juiv MAY Z. i..66l.Soo loo"'f" s'1o5' SD
COLORADO SOUTHERN LINES.
n, VIZ fn MAY. S234 IA ,23l9lS S237 g13
- May 5 u. $50, loo 143i6i75 "a. O34 81
IOWA CENTRAL.
=, ~ In May. SEQ 2se s5ee, So;
Inv NAV Z. 3o44.3io 2el 40 . 53G.sai
INTERNATIONAL a GREAT NORTHERN.
,st vk i'm May. $1,000 slta.ooo $50 900
I.,y /. NAV I T.7e7ooo 7.J7so9! 7.0lj 1874
INTERocEANIc Or MEXIco.
A., ~ in April 500 533 s24l546 s2G5 .7s5
~ ,niv VI ApriI 20 7253 2,6 ss55.i7i 5SO5 2iI
MINNEAPOLIS a ST. LOUIS.
is' " i May M" .iss.is2 4.2oaai5 ss75.7o5
MISSOURI KANSAS TExAs.
- ~ miles 3.3sl 3oI: -
-. 20 uk IN May. s42l.77i sto5.2l3 -
July MAY :. .5ZI''tS' fip -
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
a., v,y xe5e cpG 1851 .0Oo 1902 600
i,,ly i May I 4540:9is 45'4l5ssI e.s2s ii0
NATIONAL OF MEXICO
- q, Anvil 81 $50 sis 80 o30 81 81 40 oo2
~ tui, i April 30 II eo5sss 4s.'od.ieT ico32 os3
-EXAs 6 PACIFIC
3, NAV. s2SiIp2 s2eN eoi saai342
i is- Ma Z 4ses.Cji 5.Si. y. ~ 6a5. SO
LACkAWANNA
Month Of Msrch-, &c..
N"' 1911 1910 Increase
N Y6..i ". rev. sssoslsa s:.'nsss 500, 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rece
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. Nav 11.--CATTLE-Rsc eipts. 500;
81 80 n s. Go. western. 81 soa s. 90. stockers
and feeders s4d 81 So. cows and heifers. 81 80
a 81 50. calves 81 Boa SO ~. HOGS Receipts
itebt g. 90 n SO 30. mixed 81 - n Sc %. heavy
s. 7Oa So o.. rough. s. 70us5 -: good 20
choice heavy. s. s54 So o.. pigs s. 75a So 20.
d. 600. strong. native S3Qs+ 50: Western.
81 5oGsi s.. yearlings 81 6Od s. CO. lambs
native. 81 500S6 g.. Western. 81 - n So 20.
. 800 including 100 Southerns: steady TO To-
higher. active. calves 25c higher, dressed beef
s. iOG 81 65. Western. - 50a So s.: stOckers
ana feeders 81 7Jd s. -. Southern. St1 s. go.
southern COWS. So - 81 So native. s3gs5 -
native heifers 81 T3n So bulls. 81 33mS5
caIVes 81 50NST. HOGS-Receipts 1000.
strong 10 SO higher. bulk ~ sales. 81 90 a So.
Lesvv e. 300 S8: packers and butchers s. 30
n 50. lights s. % n SO o.. SHEEP-Receipts.
= 600. steady 10 Toe higher. lambs. 81 - -
81 b. warnings 81 50gs5 20. wethers. 81 n
81 30. ewes. 50 6oa 81 p; stockers ard feed
ers. 81 u 50 -.
Cincinnati. May II. CATTLE - Receipts.
so. steady TO strong. fair to good shippers.
81 75G 81 -. common. s. p q 81 50. HOGS
butchers and shippers So 30 n So b: common.
75ass 20. SHEEP-Receipts. 207. steady
a. 80 81 10: lambs steady 81 JOdsJ so
East Buffalo Mry 1:-cATTLE-Recelpi s.
20. active and strorg vEALs-Recelpts go;
active &c io"eI S1s e. o 81 ~
81 40. mixed Sc 40 SO 80: Workers ss 500.
S8 -. pigs 50 50 y 81 so; roughs s. :5n - AZ.
s,1es S4TS5. dairies SO lOaS6 % SHEET
AND LAMBS-Receipt-. 400 active and
steady. heavy lambs. S5HsG rs
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
- Louis MAY 1l.--CATTLE-Re Receipts .
81 1s0S6 a.. heifers. 81 500 ST. 10. COWS s. a.
n s. 80 southern steers. 81 20 n So 20. COWS.
>. 'e5 u 81 80 HoGS-Receipts S226. slow
md barely steady. light 10 medium So u ST. 20.
rackers s. % r SO -. mixed IS 5ONsJ -
ronehr SsdS5 80: Southern pigs and hogs.
"a lass - SHEEP-Receipts 1851. scarce
ard isd 15c higher spring lambs $3.50 80
ciipped lambs, s59Sj 90, clipped sheep s. 30
q 81 80.
TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
roui.villa. MAY fi-SHEEP AND LAMBS
pscetnts 81. for the week thus far ISiT
market steady good fat wool sheep 3G3s.
modIum End common dun al Csc spring
tsr,ps 1uiet. the hest. 81. IS. G. medium AMI
common lambs "a n o.. C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12

Spot quiet with prices 10 points mSnsr, o.
IS dnc FOR middline upland no sales delNerea
on contract 500 bales. Liverpool cabies. spct
quiet. sales 5000 bales speculation and export
800 American 5000. no imports middling up
land : 35d Futures opened steady az DC.
ciine OF SG4is points. closed quiet but steady 10
points lower - 2 points higher NAV sVso
Mav-rure : 079. June july. rs I'D. JulN-Au-
Gust 7g1h August September. Ie2d. Sepism-
Ser-O-fober I'D. Octoo.r-Novemoer' e's-ef'
Nove-,ber- December .. Si2d. December JanuaIL
& SD January February and Feoruary-Slarth'
8 500. Msrch-April, s s6lsd s..,.,.
COFFEE-Easier. closing a. pc, u.r-ase
I've tactics by bears. including selyns ~ - - -
Sect and cotton EXchanz. houses. tns
basts FOR the ceiling appeared 20 he repoIts
Use ,t ,,a,r ran Rio was being offered in he
iocal market for prompt shipment and ne
rscen, Increase In the local yislole SUPP, 80. 81
.Lo,, I 5o o0O bags Havrs showed cschnr
- - franc Hamburg was :. ~ pfennls
lower. and Rio and Santos we're uneh snS 20 10
5o noirts lower Spot inactive and barely
Steafy AZ ii7.c for BIO No :. Local contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
HIS FORTUNE FOR CHARITY
Only Small Part for Recently
Married Son of j. L. Herman.


Baltimore. May I.-James L. Herman,
proprietor of the Maryland and Auditorium
theatres. filed a deed Of trust In the SUI
perior Court to-day under which al his
death the James Lawrence Herman Hos
p.tal and Industrial School for Crippled
Children will receive property and stocks
valued at close 10 half a million dollars
In the same deed Mr. Herman provides
that sixteen hundred shares Of the capital
stock Of The Herman COMPANY at par
value of 500 share be turned over 20 his
three children al his death. Mr.. Herman
is now seventy-two years old
Eugene Herman. one of the children WHO
will share IN the minor part of his father
estate was married on April 80. IN New
Rochelle. 10 Miss Charlotte Virginia Rev.
of Baltimore following q two years ro-
nance The first intirnation his father had
of either the romance or the marriage was
when he received this laconic telegram:
Married Gene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

pncial ord and Forecast. w ashlng'oh'
nay IA haTOn.etric depression Of consideI@o'e
osp'n over southwest Europe Is ATTENDED py
sions winds and rain over west Europe ana '"'
SsaieFrsnssn SEE. Another disturbance nus
''fi he Newfoundland banks and ls passi"t
-as'"ail across the Atlantic ocean. ana inc
"es'ern disturbance OF the last Two days II no"
,'a'iai north n LAKE superior and moving tow
arc figeson Bay
Dlfisg The last twenty four hours the DIS
-ffance caused high winds and showers Over
ne Iteai Lakes and the upper Mississippi Val
-, Soopers are also reported from scattered
fo1is 10 me middle Atlantic states the Ohio
'a.'y' Missouri. Eastern Kansas. Oklahoma
and No7Essst Texas
-smpsfailss continued near or above the
-'''''ai IN az districts east OF the Rocky Noun
.-Ns except along the Northwest border. The
s'nest weather q the season in IN. middle
N''1hic states prevailed Thursday. the highest
lleten
- iel1rerature VAS l0w Thursdsy iu the
IA, , go States. tne plateau ana ROCKY Noun
me-, ''tlnL snd there we're frost. Wednesday
TO-. N ne last named districts TIE indics-
' t"4i Tie weather viii he generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
LONDON WOOL SALES.

r,ndon May 1.-The offerings AZ the wool
.ur,ton sales to-day amounted 10 - 35T bales
piddine was animated and merinos especially
he h4,' grades. we're eagerly taken by the
h.r,s rad. and Continental BUYERS Cross
br.ds nrm American buyers were quiet The
les follow New South Wales. 500 bales.
,coured l. n Is I'D: greasy. sd alsI Id Queens
- -oo bales. secured. Is Sd u Is I'D VIC
80 4 100 bales secured. IL Is i.d gressy.
ctSais Sd South Australia . 500 bales
.-.'trsd Is 3dQis ia. greasy Tdals I'd
V-sst Australia zoo bales greasy. 81 pis Id.
r,srania zoo bales greasy pidUis iad.
va zealand ; zoo bales. secured 1s I'd Il Is
a. srss,V Gtsdn L. Id cape Of Good Hope
ana Natal. 500 bales. greasy. 6i.dEsisd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool May u.-wHEAT-spot steady,
No red western winter stock. No Mani.
toba Is sad: No 3 Manitoba. - 3sa. futures
strong. May a.. July. - II sd. october, Sc
9A,d CORN-Spot American mixed new, no
stock. American mixed. old, quiet, IS ?isd. new
American. Kiln dried steady. 5s lad. futures
STEADY. July a. shd; september. ts ed
FIOI- R-Winter patents. Us 81 HoPs-iD
London Pacific Coast. $3.50. BEEF-Estra
india mess. SIS 81 PoRK-Prme mess. West
ern rs cd HAMS-Short cut 53s. BACON
cumberland cut SOS %: short rib. nomnal;
clear belize SOS I'd long clear middles. light
5Ss heavy w 81 short Gear backs. AS 50
fierces as American refined pals. AS 50
cHEEsE-Canadian finest white and eciorsd
now 5Ss white old. 6ss coored, nominsl
BUTrER-Finss, United 81 sta'e sos SIS good %.
URPENTINE Spirits sSs RoslN-Ainerican
.,r,in@d lis 81. PErROLEu M-Renned. sssd
iINsEED OIL. as % corroNsEEp OIL
Wnn rennea SPOT. us T.sd TALLoW-Aus.
,rsl,an IN London 33s Tisd
TanSon. MAJ l-SUGAR-Raw. centrifugal.
~ a.. inusco, ado. los 81. beet. May lee 6+d
iIxSEED-C alcutta, Msy-June ass 50. LIN
sFFD on. AS %. SPERM OIL. IA los
pF.TRoLEI M-American refined. sad: spirits
sLd VRpENTtNE--Spirits. SIS Ri ROS1S-
,,sricsn strained. LIS "a. tine. ias ID
Antwerp May l-Ps'roleum. 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
BIC FIRE LOSSES IN 1910
,,,dorwriters Hear Excess Over
1909 Was $25, 900, 900.

,,n,,iee on origin of fires reported
Toe >-o,ional Board Of Underwriters al
&c =. so-,v.hf,h annual meeting YESTERDAY
!" he fire losses for 1910 exceeded those
, ~ ,se by ss5c'oo"O and that there was "a
fo' Increase In the number of nres l"
laise - loss exceeded Soc.No. The eX-
~hDhn Gro loss was more generally distrio-
oess'' ..rouah the country thar had hereto
,'eo s .s the case. according TO the com ON
fore Oe'@ ronnarins the fire situation in this
n'iites .i,h that u the countries Of Eu-
eoU.'', -, committee said
r' The following table is striking eUn
,rison Of the care, forethousht supel o's'C %
rs.'' sspse OF responsibility OF the people OF
eho "a, tho lack OF the same by tire
hurJe 81 the United states. resulting in the
I Tsopre NJ and to very large extent. pre-
sno..,Js' abstraction by ere Of hundreds OF
millions Of dollars Of our'coun'Fy "e"''"
md resources annually:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
Jews FORM NEW CONGREGATION

meeting was held in Halidon Han NO.
ss7o Broadway. last night. and a number oi
prominent Jews OF the Washington Heights
section organized a new congregation. Inc
movement for the esta blisnment or ne"
svna gog,Ie In Washington Heights was
.tarted several years ago ny Rabbi Samuel
Creenfeld formerly Of the Mount ZION
Congregation OF Harlem
The new congregation will be known rs
the Mount Neho The officers Of the new
organization who were elected last night,
are Morris Levin. president: Edward +.
oohn. vice-presidert. and Walter n. sinner.
secretary and treasurer. The pans Tor the
no Immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


GRAIN-WHEAT-Develo were bull
ish prices closing at net advance or =
2i3c Shorts in Nav were nervous ara TINS
position showed the greatest advance. although
sentiment generally was more bullsh anu
Their. was general covering According 70
Western trade paper worlds stocks decreased
81 900 900 bushels during April, when com
rareG with decrease ~ sT26 900 during
March and a decrease o. 2456o00o during
April last year. This brings he worlds
stocks - 1oo 9s2 600 bushels compared with
1871 .ns3 ooo year ago An influential feature
Of the DAY was evidence that one OF the lead
ing bear houses in Chicago had changed US
position 20 the hull side. No red. 9si,c ele-
Vator and e9%c b afoat: 20 I Northern
Duluth. 81 1Oi, afoat. CORN-Firm ana
higher closing at an advance OF = q &c. For
eign markets were higher. Cash markets
were steady. and there was some improve
Inent IN the export demand. sales being re-
ported OF loads out Of local stocks 70 Lon
don Export new No 2. sOisc afost.
OATS-Firmer with wheat and corn. and in
nuenced b. general covering. Exporters we're
IN the market and took So ooo bushels Of Ca
madam. CASA oats Arm: STANDARD white. 4oc;
No .. 4oisc. 10 3 392.c. No 1. 39I9c. BAR
LEY-ouiet; mailing. 81 i56 81 II. { New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
JOIN FIGHT ON TUBERCULOSIS

Statistics published Yesterday IN the ne"
tuberculosis directory Of the National AS
sociation for the Study and Prevention or
tuberculosis show that more than six hun
dr.d cities and towns of the United States.
besides about a hundred iii Canada. are
engaged in the war against consumption
The directory lists Al sanatoria. hospitals
and day camps 81 associations and com
n1ittess for the prevention Of the disease
$40 speoial dispensaries S. open air schools
and as hospitals for the insane and penal
institutions making special provision for
consur1ptive inmates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions were
fled in the United States Court yesterday.
DAVIS COHEN, JOSEPH OIsERWlTz
firm of D Cohen & Co. manufacturers OF
cloaks and suits al No 30 West 18TH
street. Involuntary. It was alleged that
they were insolvent. made preferential pay
stock Judge Hough appointed John Cru
euberg receiver. and authorized MIN 10
continue business ten days. Llsbiilues'
s. 400 and assets $500.
CHARLES MARTIN BRIGGS, BARTENDER
AZ White Plains Involuntary Liabihties'
g. IS. and no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
rgAINMEN GET s37,Ooo,Ooo MORE
Wages Increased That Amount In a
Year. Says President s Report.

Harrisburg. Penn. MAY 1.-THE wages OF
,-ainn,er IN the United states and Canada
,sve been increased $4,000 90 in a year, ac-
eording 10 the report made 10 the inter
,,.,onsI convention Of the brotherhood OF
p,iIrosA Trainnen to-day by ". G. Lee.
president Of the brotherhood Ihls Is the
FIRST statement 10 be made OF the great
wage increasing movement in 1910 ana COW
srs ever, part OF the country
President Lee urged more safety devices
and called attention 10 the importance OF
vorknsr's compensation acts. bill Tor
which is pending in the Pennsylvania
legislature and one Of which has lust been
enacted in New Jersey. President Lee was
PRESENTED With a gavel made OF Italian
marble by George GRAY Barnard. the sculp-
Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12

n the discussion Of FIRE pfevehuo" io'-
,ow,ng the report Of the commuee Oh
origin of fires. George ". Hoyt. CHAIRMAN
=, tbe committee on ERE prevention recon-
n.nded that a movement for ha'ionSl
h"ud,ne code be started At once. Charies
a smith. chairman Of the committee on
sut,d,ng construction. said that he believed
,ss foundation was being laid by the Ma
,ossl Fire Underwriters for a fsr-reach-
,,g influence on general building methods
IN America
7Se following officers were elected
p,ssident George W. Babo, New YORK
y,,,. president. William y. Kramer New
v,rE treasurer. c. J. Holman. New YORK
secretary. E ". Nest. Giens Falls exec
Give committee. Z. II. a. Correa and l.
Richards. New York. and Edward Miih-
sau. Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Nav li-Tightening up ~ European
narlxets lea TO a considerable change Of serf-
mont here to-day regarding wheat MANY trad
crs jumped from the short TO the long SIDE. sna
tbcre was A steady advance IN prices Dry. hot
weather IN Russia and Rumanis was lar{eu
responsible At the close steady tone ~
vailed WITH last sales 1isGiLc o. 2isc N'shce
than last night Yet gains were scored IN AL
Inc other pits-coru. isGfsc. oats &C n
NC and hog products all the way from shais
20 roc. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
zeLrNER HAS APPENDICITIS.

Louis Zangwill Zeltner. well known on
the East Side as the wireless" newspaper
man. living az No. Sc Pitt street. was
taken 70 ST Marks Hospital YESTERDAY
suffering from appendicitis II is thought
an opera ton will be performed tomorrow
Mr. Zeltner had been III for some urne
.'-ben the dinner in honor OF President
TAFT was held at the Cafe Boulevard two
weeks ago He braced up for this oc-
ca sion sufficiently. however 10 help in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12

New York. May II, 1911.
BEENES-Receipts, ia cars. or 1908 head
81 Tor slaughter except three cars. No trad
ing Of importance IN live cattle. The feeling
vas weak Dressed beef in moderate demand
81 n ioc for native sides
CALyE>-Receipts. Isl. including SIS for the
market. Feeling firm Inferior 20 prime veals
sold ar s. SOC 81 80 per 100 ID; culls at 81
Buttermilks nominal Dressed calves firm a.
ga i2isc for city dressed Neals and 81 q lOc
for country dressed calves
Sales-Georss d J.. :. Dnlsnback: - vesls
~ n average. s. 50 per 100 10. i cuils' %
5 Judd & Co % vsas. 100 10. s..
Kerns Commission Company. : Neals. lSS 10.
g. 50. T. 40 10. s. so
Mcpherson & Co. 3 Maryland vesls. 153
h. 81
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rece 1914 cars
or ilS7 head. including - cars Tor the mar
ket Nerr little doing. but feeling steady for
both sheep and lambs. spring lambs were
lower with deck unsold - late hour.
Two decks of Maryland "sprinGers' sold al -
per head. Dressed mutton stead a. : d 9c per
n. dressed lambs. i04 l2icc. and hog dressed
selling up 20 l3c. Country dressed dollhouse
lambs a. SO u So so per carcass
Mcpherson & Son: 800 MARYLAND
sheer 1r5 10 average s. q per 100 n
HOGs-Receipts 1874 cars. or 1889 head.
including about half a car for tho market.
Feeling fun steady. ana good medium and
light hogs sold ar 81 g. per l0o h
Eales-Ksrns Commission company: 20
Pennsylvanla hogs 1873 10 average. 90 % per
Judd & Co: 20 Pennsylvania hogs. III
No. SO 65. roushs 81 III. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
NEW YORK PRICES.
sEABOARD !CLEiRANCEs.

COTTON-Nery nervous and Unsettled and
little Jess active but all the old crop positions
made high records for the season. WIN
IS Soc or q TO - points above the closing ne.
ures OF the previous day This advance rejected
q renewal OF moderate support from bull intef-
ests on soft spots and covering by recent sellers
rather than any fresh buyinE for long account
New crop positions were rather slow 20 respond
~ The advance but sold Up 20 a ret advance
% 11G14 points during the afternoon The mar
ket closed steady and only q shade oft from the
TOP with last prices showing net gain for the
Aav NJ from i29I- points Local contract prices,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
UNREASONABLE RATES ALLEGED.

Washington. May IA comprehensive
investigation of alleged unreasonable
freight rates on wool. hides and pelts from
Western points Of origin 70 Eastern desti-
nations vas ordered to-day by the Inter
state Commerce Commission The inquiry
viii affect wool hide and pelt rates
throughout the country and viii include
sn investigation OF the tariffs Of several
hundred railroads. particularly those Of the
t-ansccrtinental carriers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
CATHOLIC LEGION ENDS SESSION.

The supreme Council of the Catholic
Benevolent Legion ended a three DAYS ses-
sion last night with the election Of these
officers. President. Richard r Typpett OF
Baltimore. vice-president. James a Butler
If Jersey city. secretary, John d. Carroll
NJ Brooklyn. treasurer. John +. Dunn. OF
Roonton. y J.. and ora or. Joseph Rup--
nert of BrookIyn. 4 fEbt for the next
ppee,ing nv BROOKLYN, Albany and Buffalo
vas won BY the last named city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. MAY H. 1911
uFANs AND PEAs-Red kidney show In
-,i1.toe strength t8 20 is as low as choice stock
ear nov be bought most holders asking more
&C., ,.rt.tiss held with more confidence Lima
am scotch peas STEADY ~ arm. BEANS. mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
DOMESTIC EXPORTS IN APRIL

The Bureau OF Statistics, Department OF
Commerce and Labor, reports the principal
domestic exports for April and for the ten
months ended April as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12

III CHEST temperature Yesterday. so degrees tat
3.1o D. M. lowest. 90 tat 5.45 a. M: average
-. average for corresponding Gate last year.
90. average for corresponding date last thirty
three years. IS
Local forecast. Probably fair 20 day. Satur-
dsv fair brisk south and southwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
LocaI Omciai Reeord.-The (

For Western New York. unsettled to-day fair
Saturday; moderate west winds
Local Ofciai Reeord.-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes m the temperature for the last twenty
four hours In comparison with the correspond
ing date last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12

o-,clal observations Of United states weather
r,,reaus taken al p. N. yesterday follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Ia Telegraph % nc TrIhune }

Louisville. May ii.-SHEEP AND lambs
psreipts 81: for the week thus far I5iI
market steady good fat wool sheep SG3s.
medium End common dull AT Csc spring
lambs quiet the best, 81. q 80. medium and
ror,-non lambs : = n o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED BY ". y Co.er & CO. No. as Cedar
strest)
(arrr,red interest 70 be aHdeH
LIVESTOCK MARKET,

Coupons interchangeable Registered. &c
mons. sRegistered and coupons.
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EXPLANATORY MOTIFS
Cnser, ATOMS taken n s p. 3d. 18Th ncndin imc A
pressure reduced o. sc7 cgei
lsoo2rs connsoss hncs, pass rouch points ~ er0 ~
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iso-nsfns dotted lines rasS through points ~ qua ic-
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The Huttig news., 1911-02-11
HARDWARE.

Heating Stoves $l.5O and up Cooking Stoves complete 5000 and up Nails per lb. 4c Full Kegs 12c per lb.
 Shelf Hardware of all kinds, Saws, Axes and all kinds of contractors supplies at right prices.
 China, Cut Glass and Oueensware to suit the most faStidious.
The Huttig news., 1911-02-11
GROCERIES.

16 lbs. Granulated Sugar Sl.oO 20 lbs. Rice I.Oo California Fruit, all kinds, 5 lb. cans .lo Evaporated Milk, family size, doz. l.OO
 A complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries that will please in price and qnality. y
 All the ingredients for your Fruit Cake now on hand.
The Huttig news., 1911-02-11
DRESS GOODS.

54 inch Broad Cloth formerly $l 25 now S5c 40 ss Serge 's 75c 5Oc 56 t Shepherd Checks was 65c 5Oc 56 ss Fancy Suiting 55c 2Oc Best Outings made 1921 Cloth 's 1Oc Complete line Fancy Dress Ginghams 1Oc spools Thread cord 200 yards each for Sc
 Big lot of Ladies Coats and Skirts at reduced prices See these goods.
The Huttig news., 1911-02-11
FURNITURE.

Everything that you want at the right price and terms to suit customers.
 We will fit you up for Housekeeping on the installment plan, Beds and Bedding, everything to make you comfortable.
 One Price, Plain Figures.