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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
AERO INVENTOR SENTENCED
II. S. Breton, Eabitual Criminal,
Returns to Accept Punishment.

Harry : Breton. civil engineer and ex-
convict, who invented Il safety aero car,
while imprisoned i'm the Queens County
jail pending an appeal from "a life SEN
tence as an habituaI criminal, and who
disappeared last April after being re-
leased on 5000 bail, has returned yolun-
tarily.
He was sentenced TO four years and five
months imprisonment in Sing Sing by
Judge Burt d. Humphrey, in the Queens
County Court yesterday afternoon. Bret
ton seemed detected and bore traces of
his long and hot Journey from Chicago
where ne was found several days ago by
William =. Van Buren,, son Of Mrs. Maude
Van Buren, Holm. Of Edgemere, Long
Island. who went on his bond.
Breton had very little 10 say. lie is
ffty-ninc wears old. and NE told bis rs
teners il didn't make much difference now
how things went with him. To was evi-
dent ne had hoped TO remain IN seclusion
until his airship was tried. when he was
confident if IL proved the success autlci-
pated he probably would obtain clemency
He wore dark gray suit. and with his
pointed beard and gold trimmed spectacles
he could easily have passed for pros
porous professional man.
When asked If ne mad any reason 10
give why sentence should not be- passed
Breton replied that he only learned the
latter part of June that the Appellate Dl-
vision had handed down it's decision IN
mis- case.
Judge Humphrey said be thought that
me should have kept in closer touch with
his affairs .u Queens. and should not nave
put in jeopardy the people WHO helped him
when ne was in trouble, Had he re-
sponded more promptly, bee would be IN
rlined 10 give him a lighter sentence.
Among those interested in the aero car
company are former Sheriff Herbert ;.
Harvey. otto g. spaeth, William L. Den
mis- ana others. IL was said yesterday mat
the affairs OF the company are prosperous
and that Bretton's sentence viii in no
wise hamper the business.
The assembling of the biz car VIII be
completed soon, when it Will be taken
apart again. and shipped to some aviation
Held for "a trial eight.
IL is designed 90 carry from ten 10 Twelve
persons. including the operator and II
il does the things predicted FOR IT, Bret
tom may vet De hailed as an erratc genius,
and obtain a pardon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
FOR BIG CITY TERMINALS
Commissioner Tomkins Says
Way Is Cleared for Them.

"Tbe massage by the Legislature Of the
observation-disclosures Eleventh avenue MI
and tho two cullen terminal bills, which
were prepared under the direction OF the
Dock Department. will afford the city Of
New York the opportunity OF promptly tar-
r,i,atirr the West Side surface track
nuisance. and finally OF organizing the va
rious sections Of the port as a whole, each
for ia hest use" said Calvin Tomkins,
commissioner Of Docks, Yesterday. lie
continued.
Heretofore the city has built and leased
docks for the Individual use OF s'i,Ntt ~, ~
is,sses Now n rs In "a position 10 follow
~. example of other great scdporis anu
..,.. terminals These are urgently
r.,dtd The opportunity no longer exists
for railroad companies acting separately ~
provide themselves WIN h'e"tu i"'i''''''
ar the mort of New YORK 80
The three bills give the CITY power 70
DIAL with the situation. The Appen"le
Division next fan VIII deCiug N
,llicb money is available from seiI-SustaIh1
&C., d,.lf and subway bonds 20 De exempted
-, The debt limit. The Controller now
asfirnates this 10 amount 10 approximately
IN. freight congestion along West street
10 tbe result Of the intensive use or thal
street. both for marine ana fahfoau VI
u1iuals At the present uhe only one ~
~ tbs street is used, the water ne. me
81 ~ *, D.partments plans contemplate
irtngiug into use both sides OF the street
~. inshore side for the rallroad Ter
finals leaving the waterfront free eA-
iiI'I-,9,.si,, for marine commerce Unless the
Manhattan waterfront, like the New Jersey
waterfront opposite. Is TO be devoted az
,,ost exclusively 10 railroad business 70 tne
.''.i,,sion OF marine commerce, ~ VIII ne
,,ec"ssarv 10 provide for the railroads else
,,bere. ana this. I believe. can only be ac-
complshed through the lnstruIneh,aII'y o.
s',r,,e such plan as ! have suggested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13

New York, july H. 1911.
GRAIN-WH BAREBACK rust had sufficient
Influence 10 give the market a strong rptu.n
IN the late afternoon. that final prices were
&c net higher. representing a full recovery
ron "a weak spell earlier IA the day. At the
lowest point September. I'm New York,
down Use. and In Chicago &c under the pre-
'ipus night There was considerable pressure
or new wheat on the market. although primary
receipts were not 80 large as a week ago No.
red here new. 03o elevator ana 94izc Z. o. b.
atoat. 40. / Northern. Duluth. 81 OTis T. o. b.
ahoat CORN-Buii support ~ new crop months
yesterday afternoon turned the market firm after
n spell OF weakness which lasted most Of the
forenoon. Previous 10 the afternoon swing
heavy selling by local interests had weakened
September IN chicago down 20 G47sc. or sc
under the previous night. The Snow report was
a signal for heavy buying boy prominent com
mission houses and for the balance OF the
session the market acted strong. No. here
1risc T. o. b. a1Oat. export grade OATS-At
the opening there a slight decline, followed
by further losses Of half cent on improved
weather In the West and unloading. This loss
was an regaincd In the afternoon ard the mar
ket closed very firm at s. TO &c net advance
Cash oats. standard white. 52i2c, No. :; '"oo
No. 3. j2c. No a. ~ nc. RYE-Quiet; No. =
g4r e.. f. f. Buffalo BARLEY-Nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
BANANA MEN GET OFF
Sentences Suspended in Case of
FL Progreso Company.

The Rev. Claude ". Severance and -four
other men connected with the FL Progreso
Banana Company, all OF whom We're ar
rested I'm November 1910 on the charge Of
using the mails 10 defraud. and subsequent
" indicted. pleaded guilty before Judge
Arch bald in the Criminal Branch % the
United States Circuit Court yesterday. At
the request OF Mr.. Dorr. Assistant Fed
eral Attorney sentence was suspended IN
the case Of the Rev. Mr.. Severance and
three other defendants. a nolle proseqW
was entered in the case of oliver W. Sim
mons. who was merely a clerk - the en-
ploy Of the banana company.
Frank G. Watrous. president of the COM
pany; II. L. Harvey its vice-president. and
William l. Saunders. treasurer Of the In
ternational Finance Company. the fiscal
agent Of the banana company, We're the
other men to receive suspended sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
NOT GUILTY, SAY M'NAMARAS
Enter Pleas After Court Denies
Motion to Quash Indictments.

Los Angeles, July John J. and James
b. Mcnamara, alleged dynamite plotters,
answered Not guilty" to-day 20 the nine
teen charges of murder against them when,
after ten weeks IN the county jail. Judge
Walter Bordwell had overruled every point
advanced by the defence for the quashing
of the indictments.
John J. Mcnamara was the first TO be asked
how he wished to plead lie answered
Not guilty" Hardly minute later James
b. Mcnamara made a similar response TO
the same charge. Afterward they replied
al the same time to the accusations.
When the nineteen murder accusations
growing out of the Times" explosion had
been answered. John J. Mcnamara stood
alone and answered Not guilty" 10 the
charge Of completely in the explosion at
the Llewellyn Iron Works in this city.
The defence asked that the date Of trial
e. not fixed until Joseph Scott. one OF the
Mcnamara attorneys. could return from
San Francisco The prosecution objected
but Judge Bordwell ordered a continuance
until Friday morning when the trial date
VIII be settled
Mrs. Ortie McManigal and her uncle,
George Benin. Of Portage. Wis. both Of
whom are aligned with the defence. shared
the interest with the Mcnamara brothers
to-day when the dynamite conspiracy case
was called before Judge Walter Bordwell,
Mrs McManigal and her uncle came 20
the court directly from the Jail, whore the
two made another effort. IL IS asserted, 20
induce Ortie Mechanical. the alleged con-
fessed co-conspirator. TO repudiate his con-
fession. Torn between conflicting desires
10 do as his wife wished and also to keep
his alleged pledge to become d state wit
ness McManigal is said 20 bee on the verge
OF collapse His iailers said to-day he was
extremely nervous. that he had lost fifteen
pounds since he arrived in jail on April g.
and that unless the trial OF the Mona
maras was held soon McManigal would be
I'm no condition TO assume the role Of prin-
cipal witness against them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. July l2-WHEAT-Spot nrm; No :
Manitoba, - 4ltd. futures easy. July, Us lO,s4'
October Is "a. December. Us 9Ad. CORN
spot firm. American mixed. old. 81 6'2d' new
American kiln dried. SIS Sd. futures easy sep
tember. rs tsd. December. IS $50. FLOUR
Winter patents. 27s HOPS IN London Paclnc
CnasD fTQfT los. BEEF-ENtra India mess,
SOS PORK-Prime mess, Western, rs 81.
HAMS--short cut. 69s. BACoN-Cumoerland
cut ass Cd short rib. 5Ts Cd clear bellies. A3s.
long clear middles. light. SIS. heavy, 52s Cd.
short clear backs. ass. sHOULDERs-Sau
ass LARp--Prime Western. uerces. ais 81
American refined. pals. as 81. CHEESE
Canadian finest white. new, SOS 81. colored, 5's
Cd RUTHERFORD United states, nominal
TIRPENTINE =, irts 3Hs. ROSlN--Common
i5s I'd PETROLEUM Refined, sad. LIN
SEED OIL. AS COTTONSEED Oil<-Hull re
fined. spot 2Ts Tizd. TALLOW-Australian N
London. 32s ID.
London July l2--sCGAR-Raw, centrifugal
rs 4ied. muscov ado. lis. LINSEED-Calcutta.
July-August. 67s sd. LINsEEp OIL. As.
STERN OIL. t34 los PETROLEUM-AmsriSa
refined sid. spirits 6Ad. TCRPENriNE-
Spirits. SIs MA Ro~IN-Amercan strained
IL, %, fine. los.
Antwerp. July IL -PETRoLEUM. 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago July aGATLLET~ .1, se s,.sTs
$1,000. weak; beeyes - s5aS a ae .,S"E.rs
81 ~ ssserS S3aS5 10. cows and heifers, s. %
a 81 10: calves s. - 81 70 hoGs-Heoei.p,s.
%. 600 strong 10 &c higher u dh az 90 PSeayS
81 i5as6 - rough. ST. 10 So 30: 600. , 10
choice heavy, So 30 n 81 10 PISS, 80 l1a 80 -
bulk of sales So 45a 50 o. o6 Wsstsrn
S3IS4 70: vearlings. 81 20 50 80; lambs ha-
tive. 81 - as; Western, 81 75ds7'
East Buffalo. July 12.-CATTLE-Receipt
450. dull VEALS-Receipts 200; active anu
steady; 81 j0n 81 -. HOoiS-Ke,ss!go.s W."
mixed. 81 Ioa 81 IS; Workers. S7as7 20: pigs.
So 9oa 81; roughs. SO 81 49, sI4gs. 'T IRR
AMBs-Recepts. loo. good 20 choice ae
tive. lambs. lJc higher; common SLOW ani
steady; handy lambs S3gS, %; Yea yesFi "a
81 25IrS5 70. wethers 81 90 - 90 ewes ," %
"a 81 -. sheep. mixed. 81 j04S+
cincinnati July 1e.-CATTLE-R Receipts.
7g5 slow: good 10 choice dry fed about steady;
medium and common and next 10 unsaiaDls
shippers. 80 p SO -. heifers. So Jo4 81. cows.
81 30 n s. 81: calves quiet az Yesterday CLOS
ing prices 81 e5aS7 -. HOGs-Recelpts.
e-s So I51rSi 50: stays. 81 500 So sows. s. -
y SO. pigs and lights, - 900 81 -. III III -
Receipts. 7. 0ad market steady ana quiet. 81 -
n 81 80; lambs generally o. lower; - 2oV
s725.
Kansas city. July f2.--CATTLE-Rcce
@. 500. including 500 southerns; steady 20 loo
bfghor: calves PC higher; dressed beef ant
export steers. So 10a So 10 fair 10 good So.
So Iu, Western. 81 6Jlr - % stoclters anc
feeders S3aSi 81; Southern, - 80 y 81. south
oru COWS s. 500 81. native 50 p % 50. helters,
S4T 30. bulls s. 75aS4 -; calves. S4n
81 - HOGS-Roceipts 1000. steady o. &c
higher: bulk Of sales. SO 30 ~ So 30, heavy
So - q 81 -. packers and butchers, 81 300
SO 80; lights So 80 N So 90. SHEEP-Rccelpts
Z. ono: strong. lambs. SEA So 90. yearlinss.
81 20 n ~ 80: wethers SfWS+ -. ewes, 81 2Jlg
80 -: stockers and feeders. S2DS3
IBy Telegraph TO The T-ibune.l
St Louis. July 12-CATTIE e Receipts.
S97: fairly active and 100 l5c lower steers.
g. S59t 81 O.. h-fers 81 n SO %. cows. 81 40p
81 -: southern steers. 80 - n s. 20, southern
COWS 81 JOT 81 -. HOGS-Receipts l@,0Op,
active at Sc decline. choice light and medium
weights So J5H So 70. bulk OF sales. So 6op
50 20. best pigs 81 - SO 80; Light PIGS. - 80
ass 10. IlEEP-Receipts, $40, moderately
active. hut about steady lambs medium -
choice s. va So -. Gull, 81 JUH 81 sheep,
5. COAST. stOckers S2uS3.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Louisville. July f2-SHEEP AND lambs,
Receipts. 1862. making total OF 26T22 for
three days this week, market quiet, with all
GRADES Toe lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13

To- a ~ Hume S 70 10 9S e. S yea S b. 50 90
battcrmliks las u, "a so
George s L. ; Dllenback IS yeals. IA
H. 81 So; lis. 40 ID. So - few buttermilk,1'
49, 10. So % butternilks. l75 10. 81.
Zelson & McCabe - ye AIS i5S 10 "Sg. :;
II. II. Hollis: II veals. 172 ID. 50 80
Jelllre. Wright & Co " veals ~ ~ ~ -;
% 100 n. 80. B. ~ N, s.; eulis III ID 70 'V'
1856 n. So ~ 100 n n. $; as eus 80 n. 50 'o
> sanders: "a yeals. 1913 n. 81 %, calves
s. Judd & Co: ~ veas. ii3 n. 81 Is; g, ~
s. 10 i3 cnIls. i57 n 81 80. 30 buttermliKs'
lis n. 81 so: 40 grassefs. 1873 n; 81 = Msry-
land calves, 1s9 H. 50 20 III "ss'er"
ro bf 8 & shannon: 70 yeals. l2e n, g. n.
l4s 10. 81 10; 81, l3e N. s. %; cu''s' ''' ~
80 orniss,on COMPANY: 20 veais 1873 ".
81; 6 cuils. I3s n, 81: Is Indiana calves i''
n, $3.50 .,. 10 = $50. u
mixed o caiyes, 100 n. 81 30: ~. - ID, 81.
SHEEP AND LiMBs-Receipts 36i. cars:
Or s7sj head including 10 ears ior me n,s' ',
10 ears on sale. sheep in light supply ana un-
changed: lambs slow. prime and choice 40 oar,
iy STEADY. others generally l5a@5c lower Seyetst
cars 4 lambs unsOd ordinary 20 prime sns
sold az 5. 5O1S4 per 100 n: ordinary 20 choics
lambs 81 s0aSs Dressed mutton stesdy az ~
9isc per n Dressed lambs. lOdl3 nc eAol0'
hog, dressed. 1Odlizc.
sales-Kerns Commission COMPANY; 20 20 VI NJ
gnfs lambs. 81 n average, s. - per re- ~.
Dds 6s.fb So ~; 265 West virginia, ~ ID 81 -
2ls Indiana SO n. So %: 30 kentucky. % - "a.
ts 10. 23i 80 NJ So: West virginia sheep :"
10 81. 3 Virginia. 100 10. 81 g. 20 10. - -. %,
j. sham6erg & son: y. 60 k so H'''0S'
newton & Co: 235 Kentucky lambs. IL ID
s.. -, ,h. "a
Tobin a shannon: 81 Kentucky lamos; ~
H. s. 20: sheep, 1l3 10. 81 ua'e FeS'e'N"'
1852 Virginia lambs 66 N, 81 40. - IN
Mcpherson & Co; "a MARYLAND Iamp rs ~ ~
n 81 80. 24i Ohio - N. 81; lo2 Guns q" i''
"a * ? Maryland sheep, 100 10 81 ~. o,.
3 Sanders: 80 Virginia lambs % ID, e - %
HOGS-Receipts 54s4 head. including =
cars ~ no Mold market lOc lower. Pennsy wanna
and state hogs sold at So s5dS1 per le Do,
Salos.-Tobin * shannon: 80 PehHsS'an i~
hogs, 49, N average, 81 per 100 10 80 -
Sanders: is Pennsylvania hogs' 4-' 80
Sc s5. 2 roughs, 1913 N. 8 -. - 49,.
Kerns Commission Company: IL state noss'
ycpbersrn 4 Co date yesterday): - stats
hogs Isl NJ. 81 10: 4 roughs 233 10, - d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
NECK BROKEN; MAN IMPROVES
Surgeons Now Encouraged by Condi-
+;on of Victim of Diving Accident.

There were signs of slight Improvement
yesterday in the condition or Waldorf
miller. who broke his neck diving al Hud-
son Park on the night Of July 3. -Four
ntghts ago he was apparently dying, but
allied and Yesterday the surgeons Of the
You Rochelle Hospital were more en-
lor.sged than nj any other time since
the accident. Miller appears stronger ana
the delirium has passed.
"Alllers sixth vertehra is broken ana
sninal cord. said Or Frank u. LittieWood
iaef night III he continues 10 improve
80 that he can safely be moved lie WIZ be
put under lie X-ray'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
FOR STEEL INQUIRY HERE
Chairman Stanley of Congress
Committee Looking Over Field.

Representative Stanley. chairman Of the
committee investigating the Steel Corpora
ton. spent Yesterday in this city eXamin-
ing evidence compiled by employees Of the
committee from the books OF the corpora
tjop. lie saw several men connected with
the steel industry. and expects 90 see some
others to-day Mr.. Stanley thinks the
ron,rnittee sessions may be resumed next
week
Within a couple Of weeks the sessions
will be held in this city for fortnight or
more as the committee wants to make q
more extensive examination OF the books
Of the Steel Corporation than has been pos
sibIe heretofore Mr. Stanley said last
night that Judge Gary had submitted the
minutes OF the directors meetings OF tNe
Steel Corporation, but he added signih-
cantly that they constituted only sila''
mar, of the books of the company and that
sometimes IL seemed peculiarly dlIlcuit 10
find certain papers that might DE wanted
in an investigation.
II is understood that the first subject 10
he taken UP when the committee meets Jul
this CITY will be the absorption OF the IeH-
nessee coal and Iron company ana lh'l
oakleieb Thorne viii be one of me HIs'
,,itpesses called. When Judge Gary re-
turns from Europe he Will again be WIZ
ness and will be asked 20 explain 'ne
International Iron and Steel Institute ana
80 eore further particulars about alleged
gentlemen's agreements.
II Is expected that this phase OF the IN
c,,i-,- will lead t0 AN investigator OF inc
irdependent steel companies Ine 'nqu.' -
- +i,. oertIemen's agreements is consid-
cred 6y Mr. Stanley to be one o. ~ 10
important features OF the lh'eS''s.,'' ,,o
Thera viii also be an investigation Vi ''
pittsburg. Bessemer Lake Eric h"I. i''i'
and the ore properties and lake Steamer >
- the steel Corporation and the coa' l'oP-
,,,., ouerated bY II,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
'SA TO CHANGE IT'S NAME
: fourteenth Street Permitted TO
Call Itself the Security.

Lehman. .n Special Term ~ the
court. yesterday signed an order
Nas Tie Fourteenth Street Bank 20
y. - name ou August 10 10 the Sc
1ehK Control of the Fourteenth
.4hA passed about a month ago 70
M connected with the Fourth Ma
-, IN John r. Carroll sold his large
- ~ STOCK t1 the new interests and
oa,s Ncr-prasident and director, and
a Other directors also retired all
q a,,s. replaced by nominees Of the
~ aanoL. president 81 the Fourth
h. &c. ees elected chairman OF the eX-
- ~ 'iilli.iee Of the FOurt eeuth Street
1t,.s-,e.. henderson "a. Wolfe was made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
MORE TAXES FROM RAILROADS
chin Commission Increasing Assess
mcnts on Property in State

columbus. OHIO July i2.-That inc a.
- Onto have not been paying theH
f 5Ust taxes in the opinion Of the S Sin'a
irar COMMISSION, was shown to-day w'5 ~
Ia~ aratss,on began its appraisemeh' VI
railroad properties 49,. .o,,mission
o Ior tentative valuation Of so o'', ~.
TX ilHeu ,'a,,o,Is valuation of Hooking NalI9s
Inc pe 80 OHIO as computed by county
pr0p ogcals was Approximately $1,000
tax o'i, 10 Uorfolk q Western the com
foI u" "a tentative valuation Of 3D.
iii ~ ,oo hitherto the road has been pay .,a
w. ~ taxes on 1MLOOO Both ROADS i'''
n ms ,a against extreme valuation 70 the
Tomorrow hearings VII dI be 9 central H. he
Big -Four. The ToI ,6S EeW York, chicago liii
La (, fo3is G FRIDAY the Erie railr01o "'
H. neuTd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13

spot quiet and unchanged ut l4.@Jc fnr miauilhs
upland. sales nil Liverpool cables; spot IN
good demand sales. 10000 bales, speculation alil
g,firt J0O. American 1000 Imports 5000
american 0ou Middliug upland. I.>2d Futures
opened steady ar 20 3ie points advance. closed
barely steady az "a net decline of 4Iz0Tis points
July T44isd. JuIv-Augusf. 7.3Ht. August sep
famher 7fgd. September October, $50, pcto-
her Noyaruha- Is TgI. November December
q 7ti.d. pecanbe-. January. go eI. January
February g. I'D. February March. 6.I2i. March
April. G73I.
gOFTEE-Pricrs worked higher ON covering
particularly os september and December. The
.ni1a vas MN at am Ityluce OF 74ll points
This gain was NOT FULLY maintaln"D. owing TO
-.sTiziur and the market closed steady al a net
advance ~ I4g points. Sales. 80 80 bags.
Ifar1.ulE was unchanged 90 3 ufe1ng higher.
ffayra was unchanged. Rio was steady and
SANTOS WINS lOu rc.s higher Srot firm and
shade higher. Rio o.. l5'-c, Santos A.. l4c.
Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

= A. wing petitions In bankruptcy
=, ~ Yesterday
= ps.,.ts,lRlcK ESTATES COMPANY.
: ~ ~ avenue, voluntary. Liabili-
~; assets. $40
gbsGN, @ALZER AND MORRIS
- COM. qo'ng business as the Model
-ssrv az No. l0i Crosby street,
ss.os 6 NIeditOrs: Abraham Laskl.
atns. hamburger. 800. and Oliver
- 10 @@ Liabilities. 5000, assets
,tsts \, " ElNSTEIN. manufactures
~ CO. iSo West 2sth street, invol-
.'1ty po'iiors. Abraham Laski. SZ47;
= ga ~ .-lzel Si55. and + Zinderman
-as pc.eg,a Liabilities $1,000.
=. Lad ilnI Ei& manager. No. 2lZ
er'r,,ehusi voluntary Liabilities,
''' u l91. and assets. S79
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. July u The wool sales were con-.
tinued to-day with Offering OF $3.50 bales. The
better selections were readily absorbed by The
nf rric,s was steadily maintained. and greasy
roarse crossbreds touched the best Of the sale
Eollowing Is the sale in detail: New south
Wales 200 bales. secured. lii2culs 81; greasy,
6I,ali Isd. Queensland. $40 bales. secured. Is 81
ais 81. greasy. san I'd; Victoria, 200 bales
secured is il-dnls i0d greasy. sigGQls %.
sc,,th Australia 200 bales: secured. j. isdHls
sid. greasy. 7Hdl0d. West Australia. loo
hales greasy 60tOd. Tasmania. l00 bales.
secured lisa IL I'd; greasy. Saild. New Zealand.
Il oOD bales: secured. N 3iadnls SID. greasy,
6i.Gltied. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 300
ba ies; greasy, 5AGsi@d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
p OUTLOOK IS IMPROVED
'iE1 Hughitt Says Corn Is Above
Normal, Owing TO Rains.

''r' Hug1itt, chairman of the board
'se'ors Of the Chicago q Northwestern
sd Company. who has just returned
TIP through The Northwest, said
s'lay mat the crop outlook in that
''y had improved considerably with
'ssl ten days as result Of good
.,ess rains" he added. have helped 20
y some extent the dry periods OF
= pa June This Us especially true OF
\. -elca Is doing fine. and Il two or
weeks above normal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-13
SURPRISINGLY UNIFORM"

e. y. j. July i2-(speciaD.-
&c Elmer n Nef. Of the Board
.e,s,. 4OA. as chairman OF the supplies
IA. mas attempted 10 obtain bids
l !, -haai supply OF coal for the sew
,,.~,N buildings This seasons re-
- VIII be- so tons. and MI Neff
r.. opinion mat this quantity would
Ssitsss11lefemeat FOR competition among
: s-.-Is He reported to-day there
lslng uniformity IN the price
IN sas dealers All had submit
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= 3 q GIVES BIG MORTGAGE

cincinnati. July i2.--The che s'"a bas
obio Railway Company, Of indiana" .r,,,st
o,ven n mortgage 70 the Mefcah,,ie e.
comnanv. OF Cincinnati, ana iio',' ,ssre
starr as trustees. 70 secure oo''" -, An
- s20 0O0. 900. The mortgage exc ~ Si0-
July 80. 10 yS esI' $3.50, 900 has Dee"
issued is 10 he cancelled
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SFABOARD CLEARANCL-.

COTTON-Showcd renewed weakness. with
new crop deliveries losing their gains OF ues-
dsv and increasing confidence IN a hearish con
diti0n report from the Department ~ AsIl.,
culture carly next month. frmer ruling 81
the old crop positions probably tended 10 chr'k
aggressive selling on the decline bur recover
from the early low point were only .noleI rai,,
sfesdv and lt practically the lowest prices. Or
net 4 no points lower on the old crop ana
from Il 90 % points under the hnal hg1res Oh
TUESDAY on the new crop months. Local 1oi'-
tract uriccs.