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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

TLOUR AND MEAI--Flour iuatiiNe. spring
1rt.lte - AOtf s. Is winter .stra sfts. 81 - %
~ .u. viut.- patents S4950g4 20. spring
clears - So s. 90. extra 70 ws5inite- - go
E-nsa- str4ishts. - 751S5, fancy spring pat
outs So jU0S u. RYE FLoUR-FirmeT,
far % good s5gs5 20. choice % fasncy g .
n s9 - RAG NTAr.-Fine wtit7 and yellow.
81 tCTst A.. coarse. 81 81 ~ 80 FEED
s27 $50. qour 40 $50 Is red dog. SIC - ..tr
bran So 40 bulk 81 sacks. middling. s2s ~
SO 80. rod doc So e.. hominy chop. S2s
PROyIsTONs-A utna easier ear,v boat.
raNied ON buying bv commission houses and
reports that hogs arriving are ~ light weight
fami.v. si16sc1. short clear SO - . 81 80
BEET-Firm. mess 81: or Sla. family f,
SIS :o9 ,j 27. ,5e 81 pe es ' 'z n9a
SOC 50a $50 80. DRESSED HOGs-Easy be-
cora ohc. $50 D.. oi.g. $50 n r.. o7.s 80
tslifcs easier. ~ 49, f2isc. - Do. 114r. a lb.
ioHai E.rrlta MANS '.sad,. i2c TAI
7 Aru-FTddfa Watt. $3.50 on5r. city, ESQ.
refined South America 10000. Continent
" --r. Brazil Kegs. u C1c. compound quiet.
T.fTfr. sTEARINE-Oloo zoe. city lard
srGAR- Rsdned ffsady. With fairly good
r9rf Refrorg arc now quite we'll up with
back orders. Raw inactive tnf entirely nom
F1L oniv hecaufo 10 was nc oasis a. which
ias, sales were made Mu-corado. for the
s4rI, --aslu. is nr j. 4"c. ana TnolGsses sugar
nj 3 2pc sugars offered on the above basis
u.orr rejected. and ~ Is believed that the
nrrsept mood - rehners would bring them 20
entertain business AZ rot better than T'c.
hut AZ the same time some local people seem
fr tbtuE trat an offer ~ sugar az between
80 and 300, would result in business Tho
Federal has shut down. ma that removes
,ffver from the market. on the other hand.
lava ana TFupuue sugars held for foreign
account have been Withdrawn from the mar
ret I'm the belief thar LIGHT VII issue a bad
rr,- repnrt the latter part 81 this week. TO
London beet sugar vas 81 higher october
Ire ad Novtfn Ecr IL fiad; May lIs 81.
gICF-Tffm and active ~ tuli prices
Wf,TAIs- COPPER--Standard quict SPOT
October Tovember. December and Ianuari
~ sou ! .10o. London rrn Spot, 500 - Nl
futures 100 Exports 'gdz l'nSs es 81 ia' NV
fr7ivtic. e25a1c.37tsc. casiinE ~ 23c
rIV-Firrn spot ~ dtd ~. a'o. october
a. f-Lr. November. ~ 3ta 81 20" pecsmh>r
a. co5 A. GF~. January - lef ilaec aga
isarrrsr,. ifd1.a0c. London hr'ns SPOT. tlaH
I5s. fatures 1850 Sales to-dsy . IONS sno.
lin ~ t1tsc LFAD-Steady - f.auc
Eev York. 4I2t- u 4 25c East ~ Louis. Lon
CON as 3 "a TER-pull. dl3 -'e
-ar York 816eac Fast - Louis LONDON.
is7 rs "a ANTTMcNT-nul, Cook'on'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
New YORK'S INDUSTRIES
manufactures Increased Greatly
Between 1904 and 1909.
CENSUS BUREAUS FIGURES
large Gains in Capital, Value OF
Product and Number of
Wage Farmers.

! u-oshington. oct. l6.-A preliminary state
=. nj the general results OF the thir-
- United States census Of manufact-
'.-es Of the state Of New York was issuea
:. 8av by Director Durand. Il includes
.rrsmary comparing the figures for lsVi
- laq. by state totals. prepared under
=. direction of William NJ. Steuart CHER
'..,is.ician for manufactures The figures
=. subject 20 such revision as may ne
..,essarv after a further examination or
a. original reports.
-. summary for the state shows in
&C in ali the items AT the census or
saa as compared with that for 1904. Inc
Ia,,-al invested increased by 81 per cent
r. gross value Of product 50 per cent;
T., m materials, IS per cent: value added
nan. facture. SO per cent. average num-
- ~ wage earners employed during the
- r per cent: amount paid in wages
!. ,sr cent: number Of salaried officials
- clerks. IS per cent; amount paid IN
-.,.riee C. per cent. miscellaneous eX-
- gS ne cent. primary horsepower
8 per cent
There we're 44935 manufacturing estao-
y,bren-s in 1909 and g7194 in 1904. an IN
~-ease OF 7.74l. or p per cent.
The capital invested. as reported in lSI9'
.ss s3.77a $1,000. a gain Of S74SOS7ooo or 81
L. cent. over S2.o3l. $4,000 in 1904. The
iysraee capital per establishment was ap-
,roximately $4,000 in 1903 and $4,000 in 1904
=, the census schedule the inquiry con-
l,r,.nr capital invested calls for the total
amount. both owned and borrowed and IN
yssted in the business, but does not include
tho value of rented property plant or
souipn,eat which was employed in the con-
a-cr of manufacturing enterprises. In the
a,al bulletins and reports there Will ne
ssnarate statement Of the rental paid for
s,,ch property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
EOREIGh MARKETS

liverpool, Oct 18-waEAI-ssct- ao---
iaal. futures Ara OCTOBER = eist rscer,
he- IS e-zd March g 6isf CcSN-srct
asm, american mixed. 6s sisd. :utasss 4an
Ia~ua-y Sc ~ Feb-usrv. s =. Z. FLCTE-
v-irr4- rstents. 2ss - HCFs-rn Loidsn
Pacific Coast! 80 los7tlo EEET--EXtf.
india ness a0s POEK-Fr'rne mas = -
srn 1do. rASls-shcr- cut 56s SaccE-
Cnr,5sland cu, 5ss shcrr rlh. 500 "a cieH-
bellies Sos 80 long clear n,6dles hght 52g:
nsavy. IS "a .iort c.e2r 5ack. 5es -
Western rlsr-.s iFs Anlertcsn rGHrsd pas.
SIS BUTTEP-lFo5d Tnited STATES IFS.
EESE--a9adI1n finest White zoe: cclc.sd.
s3s "a LALLow-Prirns 80. IS "a LLp-
mon. is ID EUM-Pe1red Sad.
IIVsrED or. as CcTrcNsEED Oh.
xvi, refined snot css TATLcT--Aus'rs
len IN London Sss fo-sf
Tcrdcu o-t 16-PAW sTGAC.-CentriS-
usEL - - r1lscc-8d1. -es a. BEET
- - CALCUTTA LIZ
srr'r,--0 bar Nova.ar.- cps 81 LINSErB
on. sos 10sd 1e0LFU.t-Arerics
rtfaed. SID. spirits. 64t rJFPEN1rNE-
spirits 8ss % FCSI's-Ar, strained.
t5s ca 7ne 1ss 1hd
Antwerp Oc-. LG--PE ROIErN 20 fr,r-s
- -er-i--- as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

SO 49, heavy. ssgse % r2ush seqSs e sooi 70
o. sai.s sc s59se 20 SHEEP Recsip,s Io.@ ,'oo
na,ies 20 9oSss ves,e-n. - 70dSa .earhnSs
81 7oast5o, lambs. native. s4a<6. western SAD
90 K a. rity oo, t6-cArrLEc Receipt. 90
coo including 800 eoutherrs, stesdy 70 ~ ~;
dressed beef End epor1., s'ssrs - 90
S,olts~e AMI rss5 s~- So $3.50 90. Southern, g ~
ass Is. Southern COWS - '5Tst y" nati' sS 81
e !5a% native .s .nSS7 K 'Gogs~ Fssepf.'
600 stead 10 h higher bulk q sales 81 20
g hsa So S9aSe Il = ,o gsssSaj l as, - DO
IS 80 sHEEP-Fecepts, % oo9. s,eadD -
strong lambs $t15gS.ssS5 ll ',q5$s -,
East RuTaio. oc- CATTLE Rsce;r'-.
29s oe, sa4 s s2lfs s ..sas prime
- 50fS7 - shipping e. 251s7 ~ butchers fyv
20 $ hsfer- S425d's cows 81 2 ssass2 . ~
aeifeIs. s. sass - iTssa eoHS fie $500
oe,nts 20 900; aetivs and 50le, ioTsr hea ~,
.s,, isas5 % t rgqs; $ $ 'i sasf =
AID L1N9S-Rccsipts coooo. SLOW. 54So7'
lover i5fnbs sias5 s. vearlings 'i9,t q ,
vethers 50 50aSG ~ ewes. Sc 257s5 ~ shTsP'
PETS PitGsblrth o.. "a -cArrr.E- star supPir
Pair choice g 4o9s7 so prime, 81 Is sIEEP-~
Low ~ r@taiFf-. NNuDlr '.-Ar- ~
s. $3.50 50. cuns and common. slqS = rIcs-
81 5rdss 80. zeal calves. stds9 50. HO3s-
raceints 60 double decks p-imc hear &c n1e-iuIN
ans heavv Workers s6 $3.50 20 liett lcrteTs.
ssTs q. pigs s56S5 70. rSug1s. - Daf
r. Telegraph - The Trtbuns
& Ioui= o. 70 -CATTr z Rsco'rrs 81, ~ =
ssirlv active good 20 choice stss4y. al 1thers
i5I2so iovsr steere S1FsT % haif,-s q 800
Sc 50. CO.'S p 2s7s5 ~. southern s-eers 8 Pi2
= - HpC,--pec-irfs qIi- active ard accrS
.t.s6-. -roic. f7S ~ $50 n 81 $3.50 - tuik ?.
eales Sc a0TSs %. packets - sodSo SO k+ss
lights 100 10 les = Sc 15dS5 20 falr. . ~
mon pfas s41S5 SHEEP -Pec@ipts. Ao2I
moderately active ard tod Toe lover all around
lambs 81 1888 90. Gull lamos Sara - sHsHrs
g 4oTS n common - so6<5 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

SPOT 1list win prices 10 points higher a.
o inc f3- uidG'lns uDl and sales on spctl 90
bales. delivered on contract. 100 bales. Liy-
a~~rei ~ohIes-epo. 70 S5i- husir-ss doing
sales rocu0 bales speculation and export.
500. American. o 900. imports 70 600. all
American widGlng upland, 5lsd Futures
opened Irregular and excited. 90 II points
l5ws-. closed firm % SA points higher
October I'd. October November. 4sIf. NO
-a-rrs~ De-entar and December January,
t0-1. Ja~Iarv- 'er-u1r-, 4H3 - ID. Eebrul..-
March 40TI Nsrch-Arr.,. t93l April NAY.
501-. 5rar-Jua- 5osd Jlne-In.", 5g4 ED
yu.r-Aupust J.98G. Auzus.- Sep-er11 e- 5.94 = ii.
COFrEE -De~sioped 2 reaet.on1ry tendency
I-o previous close. Fluctuations we're SOM
,-h7f irregular and the market vas nervous
-aIa-. l4T'2so haas. with liquidation by local
longs sz wei as selling FOR both Hare and
Uannurr account. Have closed az decline
~ 81. - "a francs and tie re clearing
house aE-1uccd margin calls 30 ner cent
owing 20 rhe recent sharp du--Ia-ions Ham
burg closed AZ net decline cf r. q -
rfev-fc. Pho WIS 800 r-is higher and santos
showed ar advance Of 100 res. Prices ars
now NOR noarI- cr q parity with Europe, but
on The basis of cost and freight Offers tho
Iocai SPOT market is stu below parity wlth
Brasil Spot firm on the basis Of l5ft FOR
RIO so Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
RAILWAY STEEL SPRING BONDS.

hsrver FisE q Sons. Of New York Jack
Curtis ~ New York ara B0ston,
80 re Continental and Commercial Irusl
8 esyl rs Bank. II Chicago. are Offering
80 E0nds of fra RAILWAY steel spring
y Hi@ff iCier-Gce8u piaut The tot8l
tseQ 1cDr ~ the company. including thls
ID Z Is Nltt 011 while the balance sheet
r. l,etefn0e- 3' 1910. shows assets Of over
f5l exclusive Of the iutor-Ocean
r. since acquired q sinking fund or
s,5 !" annually begins 20 redeem and can
zones ~ th!s issue in 1914. The net
Inns % The company for the year ended
.ftnlDe' 81 1910 were 81 go 900. over hVe
,fs zoe 'oi1. interest charges. inclEdlhs
80 present issue This is exclusive Of any
h 4 .-s rom the IrteI-Ocean plant when
Co.. slmated viii add over 10000 10 the
'"p''} net earning capacity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

s12uasgic IRON-CIsveiand warrants. ass
"a N London Locally quiet; No ! teunG ~
20 southern ana 80 / Southern SOFT SIo
STIooIIAssEs AND sTRrps-oaist but
SiytT. sToREs-spiri's turpentine qulst
ord unchanged Tar quiet. and rosIn steauy
al n III - nseed oil unchanged Refined Pc
troieum steady ~ 7.3Jc for standard WINS
ia b,-~ele 7t sew York
C0TTONsEED OII4-Firmer. win ac,lL-
-o.,srir~ in October and prices az the close wee
, 70 no Ioinis net Higher Local contrac' prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
SEED pEICES.

Toledo o-- 10 - cLo-ErsEvC 49, cas..
So 80. Oc,oos. s12 -. DecemosE 81 A.;
March So 40. 70 ~. ;l2i5S,$;iZe 20 =
abnshsd grade g 5o9su ALsIEE- Prime,
$40 70, December. sIe 70 March. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October 1e. 1911.
GHAIN-WHEAT--Th market was n
favor OF holders maj prices being : -2c
net higher Volume Of business not large
The local market relatively nrmer th4n
the west and differences were widened out
nearly half a cent bur are stiN only about
%" for the December position against
normal difference OF 7c Liverpool closed ar
an advance Of 2, sd with reports or good
buying abroad Winnipeg was arm, &C.
Drcially for October, which advanced on COW
er.ng There was no EXPORT demand except
for Manitoba wheat OF which sales We're ~
ported of loads 80 red here. q on :
elevator. export basis. ana 81 0l4 b
afcat. NO l Northern Duluth, 81 1914 Z b
afoar CCPN-QCiet but steady, closing az
an advance Of az nc 40 , here. T9izc
nomina. elevator domestic basis. 70 arrive
and export 80 2. 1850 nominal afoa-
OATS-Little feature 20 market and prices
slightly lower closing a a decline OF = q.
Cash oats stesdv, standard white. 52isc In
RI Ie' ator. 40 ?, J2c, 40 3, 5Zlsc, No 5Ec,
ma tural white and white clipped 5lia . - = 2
on track. REE-Firm Nc .. CSC nominal
C. . Buffalo. TO arrive BARLEY-Steafyi
-uai-inc. g. 14ds1 %. e Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
Value Of Products.

The value Of products was So.oos'4s''Vo IA
fee ana s. 4Ss. $4,000 in 1905. an increase Oh
20 144.Doo or So per cent The average per
...,b,isb-oert was approximately $1,000 IN
1919 and $4,000 in 1904
The value Of products represents the
,ro5,,o- as actually turned out by the fac
tories i'm the census year ana does nut
necessarily have any relation 70 the amount
~ sales Tor that year The values under
,pis head also include the amount received
a.. 7,orl, done on materials furnished oy
..,.~s IN considering changes in cost or
-,,.e~iaIs value of products and value
.s5s5 bv. manufacture account should be
..,,sr NJ the general increase in the prices
i. .,r,r,o5ities during recent years. To
81. avtsnt 10 which this factor has been
,.e,a,-ial the figures cannot be taken as
=, .vaot r,ea su~e OF Increase IN the volume
Of business ..
re cost OF materials used was I.s56.So4. 70
M N 1909 as against SlS4s, $500 in 1904 an
increase Of S5E .3ol go, or IS per cent The
average cost Of material per establish
,snt was approximately 81 o0O IN 1909 and
E00 in lea4 In addition 70 the corpo-
r,rt materials which enter into the prod
Kris Of the establishment for the census
var there are included fuel, rent OF
,,wer and heat and mill supplies. The cost
!, materials. however. does not include un-
usss materials and supplies bought either
/ ~ speculation or for use in a subsequent
Driod.
d. Value Added BY Manufacture.
RE value added by manufacture was
ara SO 80 in 1879 and t1.lss,743,0o0 in is64
b increase Of 1872. $500. or 80 per cent
4 ms item formed A. per cent Of the total
alive Of products in 1909 and 4s per cent in
~ The value sdded by manufacture
\ r,oressnts the difference between the cost
4 # materials used ana the value OF products
after the manufacturing processes have
bssn expended upon them.
H The miscellaneous expenses amounted 70
vSmlg0 in 1909 and 1901. coo in 1904, an
i1resss Of So $4,000. or Is per cent. The
sygase per establishment was approXi-
aatsN 50 o1o IN 1919 and 5000 In 1904. Mis-
sisn4ous expenses include rent Of factory
,i Tsfks taxes and amount paid for con
rae, work. and these items. as we'll as
;1ch Office and other expenses as cannot De
elsewhere classified. will appear separately
% the final reports.
The salaries and wages amounted 70 S748'-
$3.50 in 1909 and S54l. $4,000 IN 1904 an in
-sase OF 500. l03 no. or 81 per cent
The number OF salared officials and
asrks was 1851 In 1909 and 9so12 in leoi.
sn increase Of $3.50. or So per cent
i re average number Il wage esrners
npeyed during the year was 1.o3,aSl In
- and sss ga IN 1884,. an Increase Of 14Lo34,
i g = pe- cent
me primary horsepower was 1881 562 in
- and t5ls.5sz in Igoi an increase OF ASH
4 y mr. O. per cent The average horse
fsser per establishment. considering all es-
4 toishments. was approximately a in 1863
4 sa1 .n ic7i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
CHICAGO csAIN Ano, PROVISIONS.

chicago OF IL -Atth-ush t.-dav COY -
Arst tine since 1901 me risibls suppl y Thees
IN the United states Tanr b opd 50 Wp 90
bushels rie price ~ the cereal made net selrL
Of tsdtsc The chief reason for ~ s1Tahs
vas that world shipments or the week TAr1
much lsss than expected Corn trishsd shecs
= Sc higher hut oafs 1led ifc dscines
A. the end Of trading hc1 pro1rc's r7riet TN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
o1HsR UNLOCK MARKETS.

Chicago oct. 10 - tATTrE-Re Receipts. 81 900
strong for good grades Others weak heeyes
"a sndss ~. Texas steers. 81 i0dsS i5, Western
stasrs a. 25TS6 20. stocksrs and feeders, 50 COG
ss m. cows and h.irers. 81 2nf 81 % calves.
* sO7xoSO HOGa--Receip,s, 81 .oo0. active AZ
SpsniSx prices. iisht. IS esdts 70. nnixe1 81 osf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

GIItN-Fredicfons or l-osr Were L'i-
lowed bv covering. bur Cfe~irgs shc"sd 2
tendency TO increase az q recovery Of some 20
points from the low records Of last week,
and -he t4II Improvement was not main
aimed. with the close steady ar net ah-
vance OF 2at4 points Southern spot NAV
k=-r gererzlIv unchanged 20 a frads higher.
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
BOSTON CuER STOCKS.

furnished by y. Thomas Rsinlardt, 20. 3s
broad street. New York. No. ~ DsvonshirA
street. Boston and 80. l6 King Street West.
--1rcrt0 Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

Poo: ara ie-r eu--Ius s1.27s s34 slol5lio
eqsa. % 90 pr cent ON s. 0no ono common
49, .Befc.. .treo, Ircfed accounts. 't'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles D. Barney & Co., No. -
Broad street New York and 20. TO- South
4tr rfrl1t priisdrl-riaJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

Utica. oot ia decline os isc in cbssss
featured to-days se-s'or 60 n. Utics rsirY
( Board OF Trade Sales we're
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October 10 1911.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.

The Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Company has issued its pamphlet report
Tor the year ended June 30 lsll. Inc IN
come account compares as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
VIRGINIA & SOUTHWESTERN.

The Virginia & Southwestern Railway
Company has issued its pamphlet report for
the year ended June 90. 1911. The income
account compares as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
FEDERAL MINING AND SMELLING

The Federal Mining and Smelling Com
la1y REPORTS fl~ the years ended August
"a I'D. and August o. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS.

The American Type Founders Company
reports for the fiscal year ended August 81
act as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

Furnished by EfHnghans Lawrence & Co.. 40.
III Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
BOSTON STOCKS

FURNISHED by Charles Head Co., 40. n Broad
street. New York.
LAND STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
- is1 - $50
zRLY EXPORTS

fs.724 7.27s 52.4o1 1907
"a. OS7 1873 ~. go 81 sT5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

MrsCELLANEoUs


pos q aib. POI e1is'R g. vs. Fl n 90 Il
g. Maine. oeh so M &H q Hl3l-- 30 =
Bog EI4y.. l25i. l43 So 81 by. $50 SCI
pof a. IS ~ 10 10
uUsrfIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

New stoet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17

"a liridtnd. interest 70 b aaded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
TOPICS CT THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING Transactions fcr
foreign account In the local stock market
amounted TO about l0U9J shares, mostly
purchases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-17
co,nr9v PRODUCE MARKETS.

Now YORK. VCf0UfT 70 u !
BEaNs AND PEAs-Receipts. l'eoo osss s
h. arS 10 bags peas Steady % FIRM tos
y. rs rs ,,,si,o beans with moderate trade. Rsc
Iiar,ev slow. ana light movement IN INA INA
scoJci peas firm. BEANS, marrow 81 s9IG ~
cbotca ieO H. 81 o. n IS. fsir 20 good, "a ~
1St *. medium 1910, choice. 81 30 q 81 90
poor good, s4gsi 55 Resss l " red SHi KID
ndr fo1o choice. So as n S. 50; poor 70 good
IS IS 40: white kidney. 1910. poor 70 goea, .
81 i51S5Io. yellow eye, 1910 choice g ~
fs ca lima. California. 1919 choice. - ~ q
ca. PEAS scotch 1871, choice. So 500 50 30
"a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-06-14
BIG WHEAT YIELD PROMISED.
Crop this Year Nine Per Cent Greater
than In 1910.

Washington, June 9.-Promise
that this years wheat crop will be
the greatest ever produced In this
country is given in the June crop re-
port issued yesterday by the depart
ment of agriculture. Estimates by
the departments experts Indicate
that approximately 764,291,S57
bushels Of wheat will be harvested
In this country this summer and au-
tumn, an Increase of about 6S,S48,-
S57 bushels over that garnered last
year. OF winter wheat The increased
yield is almost $50 million bushels
and Of spring wheat 2S4,00O,OOO
bushels.
Prof. N. C. Murray, acting chair
man Of the crop reporting board.
commenting upon the report. said:
The acreage Of spring wheat
shows a total larger than any pre-
vious record, and nearly 8 per cent
greater than last year. On June 1
the crop was above the average in
promise, the condition and acreage
combined being such as to give hope
for a yield Of nearly 23 per cent
more than last year and nearly II
per cent more than the average for
the last five years.
May was unfayorable for winter
wheat. but, nevertheless. with the
increased acreage there probably will
be between three and four per cent
more winter wheat produced than
las year, and between six and seven
per cent more than for the average
of the last five years. Combin-
ing both spring and winter wheat,
the indications point to a slightly
larger yield per acre than was pro-
duced last year, and about the same
yield per acre as during the last five
years. This would make total pro-
duction Of all wheat Of 90 per cent
more than last year and 1912 per
cent more than the average for the
last five years"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-06-14
Wild WELCOME MEETS NIADERO
Crowds ThrOng City OF Mexico to
Greet Conqucring Hero.

Mexico City, June Amid wild
enthusiasm among great crowds that
thronged the capitals streets, Fran
cisco |. Madero, Jr., to-day entered
the seat Of the government which he
overturned.
The demonstration was the great
est the capital mas witnessed in a
generation. Business was practically
suspended and the streets through
which the revolutionary leader made
his triumpha! way were gay with the
national colors, while from the
throats Of tens of thousands came
rOars Of acclaim.
The noisy welcome began when
the throng at the railroad station
first caught sight Of the bearded face
and stocky figure Of Madero as he
emerged from his private car and
stepped quickly in waiting car
'rfage. Shouts Of viva Madero!"
swelled into a great chorus as the
cry was taken up along the streets
leading from the railway station
throughout the city.
Bo#!ns and smiling right and left,
Madero was driven from the station
to the national palace and then to
the home Of his father at Berlin and
Liverpool streets.
1t was a spectacle stirring and un-
usual, but amid the popular rejoic-
Ing could be detected an undercur-
rent OF resentment on the part of
unreconciled aristocracy, that looked
on silent though not unmoved.
Plot Rumors Rife.
Rumors Of plots against the life
OF the hero of the day were rife. as
were reports that secret arrests had
been made. Antonio Villaccncia,
former chief of police, was taken
into custody last night.
immunity as members of the house
OF deputies is said to have stayed
the arm Of the law against Others al
legged to have been implicated in a
plot, the discovery of which was fol-
lowed by the arrest Of w. l.. Dunno,
an American.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-06-14
DOES SOME GOOD,
Inc I"'rid W"a,lcr Kills the Cot
ton Boil Wccyil.

d'Spatch from Tallalah, La, is
to the effect that the torrid weather
OF the past week has been effective
IN putting big per cent of the
dreaded cotton boil weeyils ONT os
business.
The tests conducted by Che Delta
Boil Weevii Laboratory of G. p,
Smith, OF tho United States Buroau
OF Entomology, indicates that tho
bug has sustained its most serious
setback since it's invasion Of that ter.
ritory,
OF the wecvils placed in hibcrnat.
ing cages last fall half OF one ne,
cent only have emerged, against x,
per cent last season, showing that
tho per cent surviving is considcra.
bly, smaller.