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The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

March 8, 1911.
The Board of Directors OF GENERAL
MOTORS COMPANY has declared a
dividend OF Three and One hall. (3h%)
Per Cent on the Preferred Stock of the
Company, to be paid on April 1, 1911.
to the Stockholders OF record at the
close of business March 10, 1911,
JAMES T. SHAW, Treasurer
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

Job Printing Dsse Right. Times
Printing Co., No. l5 John R.-st Call
Main 1893. or City 32Sb.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
LOST AMI rou>D.

gold watch, open
face. silk fob with s2.50 gold piece
Reward OF $40 for return. los Ora
tiot-ave
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
HAINES' WIGS. TOUPEES
HAIR GOODS.
VIM. A. HAINES.

Haines' Wigs and Toupees are well
made. the most natural effects being
produced In quality. workmanship
and price 1 have no competitor. La
dies. my stock Of fine French Hair
Goods IL very complete. imported d.
rect from Leon Pelleny, of France:
This hair store IL over 400 years old
and the, goods the most reilapie In
I'm all shades. gray and white In.
cluded. Straight hair switches, all
shades and lengths Perfect trans
formations in all shades, including
gray and white pompadours. puns.
curls, rolls. etc. Hair and hair goods.
Wholesale and retail U don't deal IN
Chinese refined nor sea grasso Wigs
TO rent for parties and masareraaes
In looking for a reliable hair goods
house don't overlook me; 80 years IN
the same store ought to appeal 10
Jour Judgment Established In my
present hair goods store. 1879
WIN. A. HAINES,
7s Grand River-ave.. cor. Bagiey-avs
Y
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

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The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY
Preferred stock Trust Certiflcstes.

Referring to the foregoing notice of
General Motors Company. checks for
the dividend when received, will be
mailed to the holders OF preferred
stock trust certificates of record at the
close OF business March Is, 1911.
CENTRAL TRUST co. OF NEW YORK,
Agent for Voting Trustees,
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

AA.--DETRoIT TYPEwRITER CO
900, all makes. SIS up RIBBONS
TAPER CARTOONS, Price, henI,
Shelby-st.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
NOTICE OF STREET OPENING
ASSESSMENT.

BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. March IL. 1911.
Notice of Street Opening Assessment
Roll No. 2O7 for opening
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

Editorial From Detroit Times, March, 1909
SCHOOL BOOKS 2Oeo TOO HIGH"
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
PIANOS FoR REM.

CAR LOAD OF beautiful polished ma :
hogauy and OAK. Just arrived; $3.50
monthly: some at 81 monthly Rent
applied ~ purchased. Nothing 60
equal them. LING PIANO HOUSE.
AZ Gratiot-ave.. next 10 Crowley, MIL
ner Il Co.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

ROBERT--March Ia, Joseph r.. broth
er OF Henry and Charles Robert. age
So years. Funeral Thursday at $50
from residence, sec Jos Campau-
ave. and from st. Elizabeth's church
at 3 o'clock #ff
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

yeb Pristisa Done Right. Ti.s-,
p,tsstpu Co. No rs John R-st Cal
Main ilss. or city ssss
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14


FOR sALE-FARMs.
CHICKEN FARMS
2 20 20 acres. good buildings; plenty
OF fruit; will exchange
EXERT, 900 Majestic Bldg.
FOR EXCHANGE--Fully equipped
dairy farm one-half mile from
creamery In Wayne county. Mica.
Detroit the county seat. With or
without herd 20 registered Hoi-
stems Address William Ii. Hatch,
Seabreeze. Florida. for illustrated
booklet.
GOOD 100 acres of land 3 y miles from
town: az acres improved house. barn.
orchard, etc. for $4,000 IL taken at
once. Also Improved fc-acre farm.
good buildings. etc. cheap " taken
This month. Address G, De Won Soc
per. Kingston, Mich
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

| following distrist and portion OF the
! City OF Detroit, Wayne County, Michi-
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
HELP WANTED--aAI.ie.

A GOOD, reliable grocery clerk will
references. 1915 Michigan ave.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

RoFHL BROS. Moving q Packing
"Xo,or Vans We reach all suburban
points Ridge sss: City sis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

beeves. 81 T0aSs IS. Texas steers. - 70 9>9;
Western, s. 25QS7: stockers $40 feeders, =, -
q 81 81 COWS and hefers - q - ,3' 600.
IN lOc higher: light 81 ~ SO 50. mixed - 800
q So 9O heavy IS5 50 Sc so: roush, e. a. S 3o
SO 05 good 20 ehoi,e' nea,y, "a AZ 81 I'll
SHEEP-Recepts. - 000; weak natiVf; - -. -
n 81 90; Western. s. - n 81, seaLlnss. - "a *.
s. 40. lambs. native, f4aSo S"' western
a So.
. $50. quiet and ioa 80 lower steers So % 2
81 35; he'fcrs - ~ - 40 90 Iseceipts'
9GT. active. packers and butchers strong
packers. SO 90 q s. % stays SOS -, ssa
NOR sows SASS IS. pigs and ignus S3Y
En- so sHEEP-Receipts 6sl. steady ~ oOg
50 so; lambs steady S5gSo
East Buffalo. oct. 2.-CATTLE-Recsipts.
1000; slow and 10 25c iowsr prime S,,,osers
s54S7, heifers. 81 - - 10 cows - 80 -
bulls 50 5OUs stockers and feeders, 80 -, y
Sr,rsers atradv. sos Il S66 VEALS-Receipts.
sptoot active and ZOE lower: 81 50aSl0. HOGS
Receipts. 10000; active pigs log l9e hlsn-
sI,,S7 *. WORKERS. Sc 50G$T O5: pigs, So q q
81 90: roughS. 50 65RS5 50. stays. 81 oo qso Soi
dsiries 81 jOGS7 SHEEP AND LAaBss--
pncstnts Ia 600. active. sheep steady. lambs,
&c higher: lambs s40$9 10 yearlinss - I'D
a 81 wethers. S4WS4 30. ewes ," -oNsf'
sheep. mixed. 81 501S4 Is.
Kansas city OCT. 2.-cATTLE-Receipts.
os 000. including 1900 southerns; fed cattiS
strong: grass cattle steady 70 weak. dressed
bcee and export steers, SO 90dSs; fair 20 GOOD;
e., "a 20. Western S4dS7: stockers and
feeders, So 5Ogs5 30: southern 50 ssas 90 40 %
~ - beifers SANS. bulls 50 - q 80 45 :.
calves. s4as7 so. HOGs-Receipts. S,See.
strong 10 sc hghe-; bulk OF safes, 90 1S~
ers. Sc 900 So 80: lights SO 2od$8 40 pigs.
81 ass %. sHEEP-Receipts, Ia. 900: to TO
lower; Utah lambs, So 10: lambs. - 5gso 10
vearllngs S4Qs5; wethers SO 500 - 70 ewes
81 2JaS4: stockers and feeders 81 5"a>f
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune
6, louis. Oct. 2-CATTLE-Recelpts. g.s3e;
good grades STEADY: common ana medium no
lower. market active: steers. 81 i5d<e. heifers.
81 eOas7 IS: COWS 81 i0GS5 30 southern steers.
"a 7oGS5 % HOGS-Receipts, O. OBS; AIRY actlyS
md 5S l0c higher: choice. $50 to - pounds
SO T5TSs 10; bulk Of sales. So 4Sas6 % paeksas
al 2OeSs %. best lights. l20 70 le0 pounds, So9
Sc 60: fair S0TS5 S.. good pigs. 10 POUNDS and
Under S5ds5 80: common. sass 20. shEEf
AND LAMBs-Receipts. Lib, scarce ana III ~
IN good. lambs 81 75aS5 70; Gull lambs g 'ov
81 q: sheep SO 5OG$3 So: common - "asd 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
U. S. TREASURY SHOWS GAIN
Deficit S5,500,00O Less on September
30 than on August 81.

Washington, Oct. 2-The United States
Treasury gained IN strength during Sep
TENDER, almost every feature of the ma
uonal governments finances showing i'm
provemen4
The deficit to date decreased $500. 900
For the first three months Of the current
fiscal year the excess OF expenditures over
receipts was Sl6,00o0Co as compared with
2l,50a.0Oo ar the end Of August The def
icit az the close Of September, however,
was greater than that during the same
period last year, when only $4,000 was
on the wrong side OF the governments
ledger
Total receipts for September exceeded
sos. coo 900, while the disbursements were less
than s51O0oooo, leaving S55OO,O0O 10 the gov
ernments credit for the month. For Au-
gust there was a deficit Of S. 10000
The balance in the general fund in
creased nearly S2,O0OoOo. making a total of
100000 on September 50. The increase
also extended 70 the gold held in the trust
funds for the redemption OF notes and GER
tihcates the total being s1,oO2,OOoOO when
September closed, while August showed
only s995OOo.OOo Cash at the end OF Septem-
Der was $50. 1901 100. as against SIS. 900 for
August. The Panama Canal called forth
only s2,3OoeOo during September, while dur
ing August s.. $4,000 was spent
Eleven national banks were organized
during the month. which increased the
total amount Of national bank circulation
outstanding 10 s7S7. 7SS, S5S, a gain roundly Of
S5ooOoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

spot quiet and - points lower on the basis
Of Ia 2Dc FOR middliuG upland. delivered on
contract 500 bales Liverpool cables; Spot IN
good demand sales. 10000 bales, speculation
ana export. 1000. American. lO.ooo. imports
0Oo an American: middling upland, a.iod
F,,tlIrps opened steady at points decline
closed quiet at a net decline OF 6% a9i2
r,ints. october > 43d, October Move mber
: gpd November December and December-
Ianuary $50 I'd. January February, s.Set7I'
Iebr,Iar,- March. 5led March April. 80 I'D
Anril- Nav. 2 ioHd. May-June, 5.4Sd, June
NV. 54oikd. Jaly August. $500.
t,oFFFE-Volune ~ business not partiou-
larry heavy. sales. "a. GOO bags prices very
ar-r making new high records for the sea
SON FOR the active positionR while offerings
we're small There was slight reaction JUST
al tte close but inal prices showed net gains
Tor the day 81 Ia 70 - points. Buying was
was d. nh francs net higher; hamuuls
showed an advance Of = p y pfenniRs RIO
VAS 10 rpis higher santos showed al advance
~ Ia reis on The official cable and an addi-
tfoual arvarrp " ~ reis on The special cable.
Coet ana freight offers from Brazil were very
urn al unchanged 20 p points advance from
G. trrdav ON tho basis 81 Il NC for santos Us
fr,se from Rio favor Receipts M Rio and
santos go Tar this season. representing three
e..i,s, : 285 p0o last year. ana 7,lS3.00O two
,.c,-~ ago 4. Warehouse deliveries OF Brazilian
coNee al United States ports last week were
1q0 2gS bags against l25, is0 The previous
uro.k anr IA 7S4 last year. Indications point
=, an Increase IN the worlds visible supply
AIMING SaDternher OF, from 100000 20 500. 600
Tsgs v.Fich compares With an Increase last
,esr u 5a7 pos bGFs Spot arm at l4isc for
Pso 10 :. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
cotton CROP RECORD ONE
condition IT, Per Cent on Sep
tember Is, u. S. Reports.
GINNING IS FAR ADVANCED
prices Break Sharply on Local
Exchange, Staple Selling
Below Ten Cents.

-hf,gton. oct 2-The cotton crop of
-o,r,ng season OF 1911. which early
tns vear gave indications that 1t would
y ~ ars Of the largest in the history of
..dustry. viii be approximately 1S.s6S.SS7
u. ~ 800 pounds or about 10000 bales
han the record year Of 1904. This
n' ,r5icated by the final condition re-
- the Department OF Agriculture,
- ,o-day al noon. which showed the
So 10 IL per cent. of a normal on Sep
rep 70 oe '-'- 80
,r~ber .
~. r,ost states. there was an improve
.of4 per cent in Texas and I per cent
x..-,b Carolina. With an indicated yield
D. ,,,,Dds 10 the acre as unofticially es-
" go rom tc-day's condition figures, and
~. s-aatest planted area on record 5000
=. res. the 1911 crop undoubtedly VIII go
a. the largest on record.
u...s- conditions generally during Sep
ware favorable. but worms and
- insects caused deterioration. These
80. -,s5 the leaves off over large areas
80 80 the crop 20 mature earlier than
o4- o,ber season on record. Unofficial
IL -, indicate that prospects for good
~ r-on are poor. that most OF the crop Is
~ and frosts probably will do little
hrm ,.-..o. b,so5 o- tbe
seton figures Of to-day's report shows
- NJ Texas 20 be almost a million
-, -rora than last year. Georgia. Ala
20 Arkansas Louisiana and MISSISSIPPI
.1cv good Increases. while South Carolina
.s,,ys a decrease. The estimated produc-
49, rsokoned by the Department OF Agrl-
.,.,-,-s o45,ial method from the crop re-
,o-t.ng board condition figures with a COM
80 with last wear by states, follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
WORK WITH CENTRAL BUREAU
Many Banks Agree to Follow New
Cotton Bills Of Lading Plan.

H. Kern. chairman of the Liverpool Cot
ton Bills Of Lading Conference Committee,
which recently established a central bu-
reau for the registration Of cotton bills Of
lading In this city, announced yesterday
that the following banking institutions had
signifed their willingness TO send notifca-
tons 20 the bureau when requested 10 do
so by the shipper:
The Bank Of New York y 2. A; Inter
national Banking Corporation, Mechanics
and Metals National Bank, National Park
Bank. New York Produce Exchange Bank,
Bankers Trust Company Trust Company
Of America, American Express Company
and Muller. SchaI & Co. all Of New York:
the Bank Of Montreal. Canadian Bank OF
Commerce and the ROYAL Bank Of Canada,
all with offices IN this city; the Trades
mems National Bank. Of Philadelphia. ard
the Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Of Atlanta
Several other banks Mr.: Kern said. had
agreed 10 forward advices 20 the central
bureau. but did not wish TO have their
names published ar present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct. 2.--wHEAr-spot steady;
No Manitoba. IS I I'D; futures easy; October.
IS 4hd: December Is 55sd March. Is 81.
CORN-SpO, easy. American mixed. IS I'D
futures firm October 50 II I'd January, 5s-
sid FT.DTR-Winter patents. 2ss Sd. HOPS
in London 1Pacinc COAST, f9Gf9 Ice. BEEF
Extra India mess. DIS 3D. PORK-Primo
mess. Western. 97s 30. HAMS-Short cut. SIS
BACON-Cumberand cut, SIS Sd. short rib
ass Sd: clear bellies, 56s Cd. long clear mid
dies light. SOS ca; heavy, sos; short clear
backs 4as Cd. sHOULDERS-Sduare ass Sd.
LARD-Prime Western, tierces. 4Js Sd; Amer
lean refined pals AIS. CHEESE-Canadian
finest white new. Goa Sd colorsd, los. TALL
IOW-Prme city. 34s: Australian IN London.
3Js TURPENTrNE-Spir 3Ss Sd. RoS1Nl
Common. l5s PETROLEUM-Renned. STD
LINSEED OIL. 45s. COTTONSEED OIL
Hull refined, spot. PISS Cd.
London. oct 2-SUGAR-Raw. centrifugal.
ISIS: muscovado les "a: beet. October. 1ss
1OI-d L!NsEED-Caicutta, october OVEN
ber RS Cd LINsEED OIL. 42s Sd. SPERM
OIL. ia los PETROLEUM--Arneric -
fined 5%d: spirits. SID. TURPEN11NE---.
Spirits 3ss Sd. ROSIN-American strained
i'I ANTWERP M --pe' Oct. 2.%PETRoLEUM 10 francs
~ centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
MORE GOLD BARS FOR EUROPE
Lazard Frerss Take 100000 for
Shipment. Presumably to Paris.

Another engagement Of gold bars was
made at the Assay ONCE yesterday by
Lazard Freres. who took s2.o0l00o for ship
ment to-day by the Kaiser Wilhelm II.
The bars are 10 be sent in kegs. instead of
boxes. and from that fact il is inferred
that their destination is Paris, to which
centre II il understood the 81. 500 go for
warded by Lazard Freres by the Phnadel-
phia on Saturday was sent.
II is believed BY bankers here that the
gold movement which has now begun VIII
assume large proportions. The foreign eZ-
change market was weak yesterday. de-
mand sterling declining Is points and clos
Ing al 81 s66rs4 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday;
TACOT-ELINE. a corporation, mahu'a a.,
- ~, .yomen's apparel. No. - bhst fbtIi
otreet and IN New Orleans inVo 3 i,,,s, .
ss!t.I.'Si,nrs Ofida We'll 81. DS9; Balhal stnd4O
80 Lay A. Zfgalla SO Lewis Ssyit
9a9 ~, receiver. Liabilities S'o' as
sets, $1,000 ,,,,o,.
GEORGE HARRIS. harness , m9nuiaSS
urfi' ,,,.ss., az T45v assets. - 80 Creditors
.1 ifSsrriet j. Nixon 81, 800: Mrs annie
iia1,,s 81 go. Walter FraDkel, 800 ~ ~
IA Lanestroth. $3.50 John geiils I,rr ~ i has
iil lis in business continuously since -
- has had branches az Waslil.5 -
dts,r-oyidrnce and Newport IN the Su'''''
"a sPANDAU AUCTIONEEKl-HG. -,
,-SS,fPANY. dealer In lewelry an a.
r4s No. 1857 Broadway. inSolIu I,t 20
EycSifors. 5. Chelimer q Son. %JS' lyman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
70 DEEPER WATERWAYS ASS N
Gov. Dix Appoints Delegates to Rep
resent State at Convention, Oct. l1-zU.

Albany. oct. 2-GoveTnOT DIX to-day an
ho,nced the designation Of the following
tstgates 20 represent New York state al
h fourth convention Of the Atlantic
Dsper Waterways Association, 10 De heio
Richmond. Va. 90 October Il to ~:
A. B Hepburn. Emil l. Boas' Phllp a
Franklin. Gustav Is. schwab. K a. =
smith. Calvin Tomkins. Elbridge T. Gerry
!oseph A. Goulden. John Claim. John +.
2sTa!. Lewis. Nixon. Henry l. Motifs
1ste l. Tcrupkins. state Engineer john a
stsse, Islor suaus. Henry 4. heoeTt'
usn J stephens. Charles D. StoureI' D.
Honef H.Hreih. Patrick j. Revi'ie jacob
Il. Schif Isaac II. seiigman. Abram J.
Ekus NJ q Tracy. William z. clear.
ftaas Gardner James /. Wells. mares
Z. belu new YORK George CLINTON, SOL
.- Clinton Louis r. Funrmsnn Mi5idLIl
5e1 CoFsUlN. William Y. Jones, " iiiIaul
SS9ran Rice William r. Hill IMAM >
~ Stevens. Attica. Jonn -. NeIJ III
-,o1l5s r Proctor l-tica Charles - 49,
van ~ STATE superintendent OF uol l'
vg&. Ithaca A. g.. kessinger, hoins'
~ n Foneff@ TDna wanda, aud AleNanaSi
b warwick. Joseph n Block, Bunaio Leu
g. smith. Aeperd Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

PICKLES. state. large baske, 25G50c. small,
100, I5a25c; CAULIFIyOWER state, 0hl 81 I5a
50 %; Ling Island. short cut. s2aS3 80; Ions
PLANTS G0a75c: HORsERADISH. 100 n, SIG
IS: LIMA BEANS potato, basket or bag 81 20
81 70: fat, 75cdSi .; LETTUCE, state, 3 doz
box. 75cd9ki Is; . doz 5OcaSi. basket, 25n .sc;
nearby. basket. 15a60c; crate, l943Oci M Sh-
ROOMS n. 30dGOc: ONIONS. white. pickle bas-
ket crate. 81 J0QS2 rs other white, slaNl 20,
Connecticut state and Western, yellow lG-lO
bag. 81 50qs1 50 I4O-rb bag. 81 TJ9S2; red. 100
N bag. 81 J0d$1 60. orange County. red or vel
low, bag, 81 JOa$2; OKRA, bush basket, 254.oei
box, 25d50c, PEPPERS, red large, DBL, OCT
81 y; green, slgSl p; small bbi, red. 65cnSl'
green. 75c6S1; PEAS. Virginia, iz-bbl basket,
81 so: bush basket, 81; PUMPKINS, Dbl ioc'
ROMANO basket, 25qT5c; SPINACH, basket
25d50c; SQUASH. marrow, Dbl, 5Oql9c hlp-
bard T5c. yellow or white, 7JcGSi. TCRNIPs,
rutabsgs 60dSl white. 81 TOMATOES, box.
lh465c WATERCRESS 100 lunches, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Oct. buyers readily absorbed
the 12119 bales offered at to-days wool suc-
ton sales Fine crossbreds and good merinos-
were steady. but faulty scoureds were slow and
from ~ 10 per cent lower. The safes
follow. New South Wales. 1000 bales <
secured IsQls l0ild: greasy, Sd a Il l a.
queensland, B. 500 bales; secured. liz hdQ =
gisd. grea-y. 6&daIs I'D. Victoria, LOO
bales secured 1ldTis fOnd: greasy, skd1 .
Is Sd South Australia. 500 bales: greasy. a
I'd. Tasmania. 100 bales; greasy sddl = ID.
New Zealand. 1920 bales secured, Is Id
and Natal 700 bales. secured. Il 4jsd . II Sa'
lressy. 3 T9-d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
GOLD OUTPUT REDUCED
Several Western States Show Decline
in Conner Mined Also.

Washington. Oct. "A decline in the
production OF gold In many Western states
and drop in the copper production in
Montana and Michigan are shown by final
reports now being made 10 the Geological
Survey.
In Idaho the mine output OF gold. silver
copper, dead and zinc shows an increase
s555,347. Montana's copper production is
10000 pounds less than in the previous
year. Michigan's copper production de-
clined 100000. South Dakota's production
Of gold declined from ss.5770oo in 1909 70
s., $4,000 IN 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
NEW Law ENRIcHEs STATE
That Affecting Secured Debts Brings
S740 900 Into Treasury

Albany, Oct. 2-Ffgures made public to-
day at the State Controllers Office show
that he new secured debt law. which went
into effect on September 1 last, brought
$4,000 into the states Golfers during the
month. indicating a registration of $780,
100000 in bonds.
The furry on the stock exchange during
September also had its effect in raising the
amount in the treasury. as the stock trans
fer tax receipts were $i46.6l5 for the month.
compared with slSs,Ogl for September of
last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive, except
Low grades which were scarce and IN some re-
ores, WHEAT FLOUR-spring patents s. 40
~ n: winter straights 81 logs4 ~; winter
rs,s,ts 81 a5fS4 20. extra No winter 81 etE
- - extra No > winter, 81 s5d$3 81 spring
Tears. 81 85dS4 60; Kansas straighis - aoaS3;
49,, srrtnF patentE, 81 go 81 III RYE FLOUR
s,sadv. fair 10 good. 81 1JdS4 30, choice 20
fancy sass 81. coRNMEALLKiln drled; IS 20
e. .os,ti 4s4. coarse 81 35Gsl a. FEED-
Western spring so = standard sos sss ~ s,y
- xas ln In hulk ST IN sacks midnling.
s9s r0si 81 ~: red dog. SO 50 honiny chop
e.. N I'M bulk $50 10 in sacks; oimsal' vi 90
pRoVIsiONS-steady early. hu, on the ad-
yo,rs tbaTe was renewed pressure and the
market cloeed barely steady -, Essg
r,ass s1GT57t17. family. SaaS31 short
rI.er s1G T5Gsf7 30. BEEF-sioadv. mess
$40 50aSia. family si3 50ISll Jacket slaM
sfa 20, eYf-n India mess. Sl1M W 30 BEL
rfAMs-sss 700 s39 "a DRESSED HOGS
Bacons csc, $50 IN, nhc 100 10. p'te 40
~ os-c nlrs tfas CIT MEATS-Pickled
h.Itifs IA eiv stei ave- 10 H. i3c. y No. II Nc;
IA 10. I'VE ek ID hams steady: i2a y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

Levy & Co. sss: Hecht & Hirsch, So. LA
bilities, $4,000; assets. s4,o09
THOMAS WARD, contractor. i6sth street
and Nelson avenue, The Bronx. Volun-
tary. Liabilities, A.3l3; no assets
ISAAC r. ABBOTT AND JOHN NJ
HCdEEY. doing business as the Westches-
ter Iron Works. Sterling avenue and Purdy
street The Bronx. Involuntary Creditors
Nought 4 Williams. 1888 American Steel
and Wire Company, 500: ogden & Wallace.
Ills. Charles II. Broos receiver. Liabili-
ties. $4,000; assets, 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
M,uARe OUT; NEWTON SUCCESSOR

Henry X McHarg has resigned as presi-
dsnt of The Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke
company and John b. Newton. formerly
y,ce-president and general manager OF the
cornuany. has been elected 10 succeed him
Henry Il McHerg. jr.. has been elected TO
succeed Mr.. Newton as vice-president and
general manager. Mr. McHarg, the reur-
tn, ,,rasident. had been head Of the COM
,,,n,, for 4. nuntber OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
socxeEsLLER. JR., OFF JURY

John D. Rockefeller jr' whose name was
on the panel Of grand jurors Tor the Octo-
bar term in General Sessions was excused
-, Iydee Osullivan Yesterday from serv-
90 hecaus4 Of ms work last year on the
LII white slave" grand jury OF
80, AR Rockefeller was foreman. Mr..
DaaLofeller II was said, asked 70 be eX-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
FRANCE GIVES NO MONEY HELP.

Paris. OCT. "A semi-ofiicial note Issued
this afternoon denies rs wholly untrue the
report that the French government mas m
tervened in ans way To assist IN the settle
men, Of montA-end accounts al foreign cen
tres. This refers doubtless to reports that
the government through the Bank OF
France mad come 10 tine aid of Berlin imam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. oct. 2-CLOvERSEED cash. Octo-
her December and March. So - = No :.
$40 IOGe12 %: No 3. 81 75nSl1 50; rejected,
Sl1 40as11 %. no established grade. - apFD
$40 s. I'd. AI.SIKE prime. SO Is; Decemeer.
$40 81: March. 81 TIMOTHY. prime and De-
cember. 81 80; March. 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

Sosss. depreciation. replaoements. renewals ad-
mlnistFatioh once and selling expenses. TIN
eiuees dividends on preferred stock for years
ended July 81, 1000, aud July 81, 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Oct Corn led oil the otnsr H.
rats in poirt OF activity and strength Wex
vveather and more 70 was the cause IN
The end prices were IA 10 "a &c higher man
Sstt,rdav night Wheat closed unchanged 70 a
sixteenth lower oats made net advance OK
80 and hog products varied from the same
level as The previous close TO 797c up Range ol
prices. c.+,,D