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New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
BANKERS IN CONFERENCE
Aldrich Plan Being Discussed at
Atlantic Oity.

Many of the leading bankers OF the conn
try are in Atlantic City. attending a con-
ference TO discuss the Aldrich hank nlan
under which It is proposed to centralize the
banking power by grouping the national
banks into a reserve association. with Af-
teen branches The purpose OF the confer
ence is not only to instruct the bankers in
the details OF the plan. but through them
10 disseminate throughout the different
banking centres OF the country an intelli-
gent understanding of its object and possi-
bilities.
The first session OF the conference was
held on Friday, but not many OF the bank
ers had arrived at that time, and the dis
oussion was only informal. A large dele
cation OF New York City bankers went
down TO Atlantic City yesterday, however.
TO attend the conference, which Will extend
over Monday. and II is expected that there
will be a large attendance to-day and to-
morrow.
Among the bankers who have accepted
the invitation TO attend the conference are
Frank A Vanderlip. president Of the Ma
tional City Bank; II. P. Dawson, of ] P.
Morgan g. Co.: Paul NJ. Warburg. OF Kuhn.
Loeb & Co.; ]. B. Forgan. president of the
First National Bank OF Chicago; George
NJ. Reynolds. president of the Continental
and Commercial National Bank, Of Chi
cago; f. F. Swinney. Of the First National
Bank. Of Kansas City: Luther Drake. Of
the Merchants National Bank, Of Omaha;
Sol Wexler. OF the Whitney Central Ma
tional Bank. OF New Orleans; c. H. Huttig.
of the Third National Bank, Of st. Louis.
and F. o. Watts, president OF the American
Bankers Association.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12

rInrR AND MEAL-Flour dull and nom
inal Spring Ps.sGn5.x "a s 60 Wiaser strashts
s. : 1OSG Clears ar s. ioss4 10; extra No winter
81 40 50 TO- extra No winter, 80 ~ ~
Kansa. straigghts - 4S9Ft ,o9 H. oO RYE FLoURE
Faq0 FAR TO good, 81 2oqS4 80: choice 70 fancy
ST 4oas4 60. coRNMEALmkk!Mn Ms,Saw dr1sD, ,sfooS
e. SA9 a5. coarse. 81 12Gsl IS. FEED-Western
sprins, t25 75 standard middling' go Io hoI[
do s2s so: red dog s2s Ios e,ty .SsS % saS 20: red
SoS A S75; hominy chop, s22 so bulk s2S 20
SACKS oilneal, ss5 so a s3e Thar.
PROyIsIONs-ouieta and ease, a aeci,De eSy. how
,re. fairiy active buying on the decllne' no%
cver and prices regained most OF me cary
Loss PoRK-steady; mess. s22 30 q s23; fam
s:sa;Ss mess, 'hsIt f'aT 80 i' family SIC 53a
s1T. racket s15a SIS so; extra lndia mes .ss
rs Gs29. BEEF HAMs-Duil; s2I $50 10
DRESSED lsS MoGsTIissse' iS fIse 14o Sf ID. sc pigs
I2'7.c IT, g CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies dull;
10 "i6. isc i2 b 12s ala, = lO' r12gGW& i2f1aR
quiet Sgs,s sity sAs %e.t Souo' ad5 s5o city QUIET
81 assc; refined steady south America en5onrd ma
Sontlnen.: tsInir st.,ay; sasIc sTEARINE-steady;
oane oieo. ss acc. city lard. 10Y pile;
sUGAR-oving 70 nhS ebanraS nTdpeSy The London
market Tor beet sugar was quiet but steaay
and unchanged; February ana March, Us
% tu,,cE &c tttis trading. Tone steady % firm
TaIs-Unchange Prices nominal
WoIAsSEs AND sYRUPs-Steady 10 hrin
and Unchanged. There was pracucaNy nor
NAVAL sTOREs-splrits turpentine hTIn. lrr.
,ut ouiet and unchanged. Rosn STEADY Aai
ouiet and unchanged , p.a "a
Quo uSrJn s. Jnseed oil unchanged. Rehned pc
,-'ia,,ry steady al 74oc for standard white IN
barrels az New YORK. ,,. .L-,,,, ,a,,,,
y. oat,,od and a, the close was STEADY NJ ul-
ohs ,tad 10 POINTS net advance. Local contract
prices. Ycster-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
|GlU[D TESTIMONY FILED.
|rvideuce Was Taken Abroad in
s14.742 Jewelry Suit.
ues. HOWARD eoULD's DEBT
sord Denies He Authorized
uar to Run Up Account at
cartier's, in Paris.

.u.orv Of Howard Gould in the
The orainst him by Cartier. Paris
put o,U'' o., for sl4.742 for jeweiry sold to
te"e,l.,. ,l,.,sant's wife. Mrs Katherine Glenn
the dels"J n4'',d and for repairs, was filed yes
mons 'v ,he County Clerks office. The
ff.rdsy - COS taken in Paris before the
Itestinio"! -o,srl General. under a commits
AmerON" Nv the New York Supreme
sion iSsc,s |.,.,s whose wife obtained a sepa-
|Court him in 1909, denies response
'auo" 0,.n for his wife's Indebtedness TO the
o,.% o. iswellsr. who still retains some OF ,ne
Ps'iS ~, there by Mrs. Gould because
,se blll has not been palu, ,
ne u" could said that her husband au-
MS 80 N have some Of her jewelry
'no' .', I'd also gave her permission to make
|'ese'' "-. ,,,rchases she cared TO. The
s.riod in which the oeo' was coA'i aC,ec ooc
pei .a,u,een March and August, 1906.
va. ssis that he was in Paris only two
Goui- s,,r,,,v this time He denied in his
W. .,,o, that he ever had converse
eAAiI-", .~h,cb he told his wife that she could
fiOn = - ,hA iewelry she wanted, or that he
oU "a her 10 have her jewelry reset.
eve To ,aIk about jewelry that he said
:. ,ss was about watch that Mrs' Gouid
N,uebt him as Christmas present.
nSo - tho questions put 10 Gould was as
ou ..bs- be could give a complete list OF
- ,ss iewelry he had given TO his wife.
80 - ,.,,es that he did not have such
sU'' So, hat he gave her jewelry valued at
~, Am before March. 1906. Besides this,
W.. - had given his wife an allowance
!, vo 900 a month, and that she had let
i 80 the purchases by Mrs Gould from
- uas necklace al 5000 francs.
/ cor,a denied that he had authorized the
% deliver the necklace at the Hotel
,..-sor,a in Paris, and said that he knew
-. obopt IL until some friends told
,,r, after he came back 10 the United
s.a,ss He declared his wife never told
t,r, ~ having a charge account with the
a.n-.ie- 7, was said that Gould's sister,
-. to-r,sr Countess de Castellane and now
-. Dpchesse de Sagan, introduced Mrs.
Howard Gould at Cartiers Gould testified
TIA, this was not the case and explained
n., his wife had asked his sister where
,sa could have her jewelry reset, and that
,,s sister suggested Cartier He said the
Dpehesse de Sagan recently told him this.
In answer 10 a question as 10 when he
e-s, Objected 10 the account. Gould de-
dared that in the autumn of 1906 he was
informed about the purchases Of Jewelry
and he communicated with his sister in
Paris. She went 10 Cartier and asked that
ne firm send her brother an account. The
account was not sent and when Frank
Gould went 10 Europe he asked him TO see
,tout the bill and again request Cartier TO
send the account but the firm still failed
10 comply. Thereupon Gould placed the
matter in the hands Of the late Edmond
&KeF. an American lawyer practising In
<Pars The lawyer instructed Cartier not
,o give up the jewelry until he was paid
fior f.. Then Cartier sent the bill TO Gould,
vho refused 10 pay it. hence the suit.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

s,eaIya reeves $3.50 50, Texas steers. s4 i5a
sS 30. Western. 81 45Q$5 20: stockers and feed-
crs 81 S5dS6 90: cows and hefers 81 e5l'<o so;
calves SO 1899 % HOGS-Recelpts. iSo0o
mostly Is, lower than Yesterdays average, light
81 8S4s7 G5: mlyad. 81 l5ds7 Is; heavy. SS
s7 70. rough s7gST 10; good 20 choice heavy,
s7 t5dS7 80: pics. 81 40dS rs: bulk cf sales
81 s5asI 80 sHBEP- Receipts. 1900; steady;
ings 81 5o0s5 90: lambs. native. 81 ease .:
Kansas Ciy. Feb 11.-CATTJE-R Receipts
ono ircluting 100 sCutherns; steady; dressed
-, e,1 evpor, steers s6 Ibdss 10. fair 10 good
s5 aofsSs 10. western. So 25f<6 %; stockers and
ycators 81 GOTSS so Southern, S. 25DS6 ~
so,,tbsrn cows. 81 26aS5: native s3Rs5 ~ heit-
e,s 81 eOaS8: bulls. Ssa<5 % calves. s3QSs 70.
HOGs-Recepts. $3.50; 16a3c lover; bulk OF
nS sSGa tn,cbers 81 iOGsT IS: lights 81 5OgsT 57s
eUFFP- Receipts 5000 steady 20 strong
lantbs g. 25TsG 10; yearllngs 81 ecfs5 30 weth-
ers' 81 25Isi 20, ewes 50 $685. p; s,ockers and
p,,tsiurg FEB ti.-CATTLE steady; supply
,.i-' cboice 81 6odS6 s.: prime, So 4oase go
eiIFFP steady; supply fair: prime wtthers, 81 30
IStSO. cnlls ana common 81 b0gS8. lambs.
a. so,,Sg .. veal calves 81 0gSiO. HOGS ac-
tIye. receipts rs double decks; prime heavies.
s7 75gxT 80. mediums. s. l0ass IS: heavy York
~. a. 1SdSs 20. light Workers.. IS 201$s %
~, e. s0fss s3 roughs SO 5OnsT
Tsst Buffalo. Feb. n.-CATTIE- Receipts.
>. s,s,dy VEAIsS-R Receipts. 100: slow and 30
iH,,er s7GsiO T6 HOGS Receipts, 1900; slow
S.a,., ion gOc lower Workers strong 20 81 higher.
h.avy q GOqST rs. mixed. 81 9Ou<s 10; Workers,
sa IkftSs 90. pigs ~ ioqsS So roughs, 50 e0p
& TO- s,sg.. IS 1889 q: dairies. 81 6ogts 90
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb. 11.-wHEAT-spot dull: nut
ures steady; March. IS I'd: May: o. II 10,
Sd: American mixed. old. 5s %: futures steady.
March As 3D.: May. 4s 6Sd; July. IS $40.
FLOUR-Winter patents. 29s 6d. HOPS I'm
London Pacific COAST. "a 6saf5 IS. BEEF
Extra India mess. 1895 Cd, PoRK-Prine mess.
Western. 9ss 80. HAMS-Short cut. 6ss.
BACoN-Cnmberlsnd cut. eos; short rib e2s:
clear bellies. 57s Sd; long clear middles Hight.
62s Sd heavy. 62s; short clear backs, 54s Sd.
sHOULDERS-Square 53s 81. LARD-Prime
Western. tierce.. sos Sd: American refined. pals.
51s 81. CHEESE-Canadian finest white, new.
5ss Cd: coiored- els. TURPENTINE- Spirits.
6Os Ga. RosIN-Common. los Sd. PETRoLEIlM
Refined. Sid. LINSEED OIL-Nominally 5is
Sd. CCTTONSEED OIL-Huli refined. slot, Bis
Ard. TALLOw-Australian in London. 3ss ad.
London. Feb. u.-SUGAR-Raw. centrifugal.
los: muscovado. esi beet, February % 3Ad.
IINsEED-Calcutta. April-June, 73s loisd.
LINSEED OH. 61s 81. SPERM OIL. f3t los
PETROLEUM-American refined, Sid. spirits.
6.d TURPENTINE-Sprits 6ls Cd. RoSlN
American strained les Cd; fns. 1ss.
Antwerp. Feb. u-PErROLEUN-Rsfn 10
francs.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
MRS. LAWRENCE LEFT $4,000.

The will OF Caroline e. Lawrence. widow
OF Justus Lawrence. OF White Plains, was
fled yesterday for probate. The estate is
valued at about $4,000 Some Of the char
table institutions and societies that ara
benefited by the estate are the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children. s2coo;
the Young women's Christian Association.
5000: women's Institute. $1,000: the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union. N.Oo1
and the First Presbyterian Church. OF Yon-
kers. for mission purposes, sl,Ooo. About
$4,000 is divided among relatives and the
residue Is given to ST. Johns Riverside Hos
pital, at YcukAre
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. February II. 1e11-
BEEyES-Receipts, SO care or 1,4o4 head.
all for slaughter. Nothing doing In 1--we
cattle Feeling steady. Dressed beef quiet.
but firm. London cattle and beef markets un.
changed. Exports to-day. 626 cattle and
284j quarters OF beef
CALyEs-Receipts 312 head, all for butch
ers. No trade in live calves Feeling hrm;
Dressed calves steady 10 strong. city dressed
veals. 13a1612c per lb; country dressed 10
Q14hc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. % cars, or
b.65S head including AZ cars for the mar
ket Trade slow. but prices just about steady.
Good sheep sold az s. % per 100 ID; fair 10
choice lambs at So sO9s65 so Dressed NUT
ton steady at 70shc per ID; dressed lambs
slow AT 9i5 G11c. country dressed hothouse
lambs steady at s5qSl0 per carcass
Sales--Newton & Co: 203 Ohio lambs. 90
ID average, al So 80 per 100 ID.
W r. Hume: 1s4 state lambs. II ID. SO so;
3 sheep. 116 ID, 81 25.
&. Sanders: Isl state lambs. So ID. SO 30
HOGS-Receipts. 1926 head. all for saugh-
ter. Nominally steady. Country dressed hogs
steady at 12c per IL.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
ALAoNY CLUB GETS A JOLT
Volt Decides Man May Be Member
More than Once.

ihe Appellate Division Of the Supreme
e'lH gave the members Of the Alimony
''lo, IN Ludlow street jail. a temporary
-,oack yesterday in dismissing the writ OF
areas corpus obtained by Hymsn Levine.
'no sought to be freed on the plea that he
y" Illegally under restraint. because he
va s1piated HIS offence.
frine has been in jail since last Sep
eai'er for non-payment of alimony TO his
we Mrs Rebecca Levine. who sued him
:" separation. The accumulation OF
''esrs amounted TO Sl.O32. Levine had
'-as'ed Imprisonment on the same grounds
,'ol' three years ago. So he brought the
a&'eas corpus proceedings to prove that
u' law could not punish a man twice for
us same offence.
however. Levine will, TO use the words of
: candidate for the United States Senate
% onward and upward" 10 prove that
''0hg has been done. lie will appeal 10
~ Court o. Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
LETTUCE, basket. SOC Isl 2;

slGsi12: LETTUCE, basket. ooc 9Sl 20
eans' 81 @ss; LIMA BEANS Florida; basket
S5ass; Bermuda, half box. 81 so; Cuban, car
rIer s3Qs5: ONIONS, Connecticut Valley:
yellow, 1OClb bag 81 SOasla So s,ats iS SsI Sna
low or red 14o-lb bag. s2Qs2 rs; 1oo-lo bag
81 25asl 40; Orange County; red o-T or yeheWdi sDd
Havana, crate, 81 25 9S2 so; oKRA. Florida a,
carriel, So as5; Cuban. 50 5oqs4 30; OYSTER
PLANTS, 100 punches So: PARSLEY, New
orleans, curly Dbl. 81 25ogs4; plain. $685.; 81
Bermuda, box 81 ~ 9s1 81 nearby. 100
punches, s1QSi %; PARsNIPs Dbl, 81 25g
81 5O PEAS, Florida. large varieties, basket
81 5OqS4; small s19s3; Bermuda, half boz,
81 504s2; PEPPERS. Florida. box. 81 5og
s5 so; carrier. 50 1898 %: Cuban S2q sS'
ROMArNE Florida basket. 50G 90c; Bermuda
box. 30 75c; sTRING BEANS, wax Ss,t basket * 3
So; crate. sIQsf IS; SPINACH. Dbl. 81 25gs2;
sHALLoTs bbI, s29s2 so; ssoUAsa, HUB HUB
ida and Cuban. white. box, s2a 81 rs; TCR-
NIPs, rutabsga, Dbl eoc Isl; white. Dbl OF
rier. 81 5OGs3 so: Cuban. 81 256s3: Mexican.
box. So So so; WATERCREss. 100 bunches'
81 0S2.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
[From Tho Tribune Bureau. ]
IUach;,otop Eabr,


Washington. February II.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
Major ERNST KINDS, adjutant general. from
Philippines May IS, 70 San Frsncisco.
Major WILLIAM p. BURNHAM. Genera s,af
se sner. sts Corps TO tfsn ssn Fran and
sail April tor Honolulu % assume com
Captain hH1 wfiLTAM II 2. PLATT, ordnance DEPART
ment. 10 San Francisco; thence on March ..
20 Schofeid Barracks, Hawaii Territory, on
inspection trip; thence return to proper sta
Captain WILLIAM IT. MoNCRIEF. medical
corps from San Francisco TO Fort l$aven-
worth
Dental Surgeon GEORGE D. GRAHAM, ,fror,,
Fort Shafter, upon arrival az Honolulu of
transport 70 sail from San Francisco on July
8: thence TO Manila: :,
date OF Departure OF "a Infantry from Fort
saSa sSai joHS fPS H5~' b Ef2y Ra Dental meSs.
upon arriyS at E81zr san Francisco; Firs, LEU
one fa4nl month & ard twenty ' daSs % FRS, Iisu,es-
ant RESOLVE P. PALMER, 24th infantry.
twenty days; First Lieutenant WALTER $
month from March /: Captain JACOB "
COFFIN. medical corps three months upon
Ts from SFty y phPEPTfrf N EPEPfH SsS0ps S saIa f
one month upon relief from duty ar Uni
yersity OF Idaho.
NAVY.
Nndshipman Z. O. WILLS. detached thu Har-
ford: 70 the Lancaster. in connection with
crew OF the Utah. and duty on board when
commissioned.
Boatsvain n F. MEAD. 20 temporary duty on
Boatswain = W RErTENs. detached IN.
Panther: TO United states
Boatswain r. BRUCE. detached the Buffalo: 70
temporary duty on 'hc Independence.
Boatswain NJ J. CONLON. detached the North
Dakota: 20 United States
Gunner g. II PLATr acting appointment r.-
| Lieutenant D. P. wICKERsHAM. detached IN.
New orleans: 70 temporary duty Navy De
Ensign ign H II D. INQUIRE. detached ths Albany:
20 the Para9la.
Midshipman s o. GRElG, detached the Paragla:
20 the Albany.
| MOVEMENTS OF wARSHTPS.--Th fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
| ported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
| Feb s-The Texas and the Patapsco AZ Norfolk
Feb; p-The De Long and the rnsey al New
Feb lO-Tne Birmingham the Petrol and tha
Dolphin az Guantanamo the Pauicing, the
prayton and the Roe - Pensacola.
SAILED
| Feb. e-rne Brutus. from Guantanamo for
| HauAton Roads
Feb i0EsDhe Prairie from Charleston for Bos-
| ton. the Princeton. from Sallna Cruz. Mex
fec. for Corinio
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Feb i1.-Extensive profit taking by
shorts in view OF the holiday acted as an Offset
in part to-day for stop-loss selling OF wheat by
hclders fearful OF reciprocity The close was
fairly steady at a net decline OF h1so 70 1c.
Corn finished a shade above last night. oats up
isGtc 10 20 and provisions &c to I11qloc
after price REACTION set in the selling was less
free Tho bearish feeling at the outset had sew
eraI reasons aside from the tariff situation.
Rains IN the Southwest extending from Kansas
and Missouri 70 the Gulf. materially helped re-
moisture to come. Large world shipments
worked also against the bulls. Other causes
tending 10 pull down the market were favors bic
FHIropean crop advices cheap Russian and Aus
tralian offers and improved weather conditions
for the movement OF the newly harvested wheat
in the Argentine. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
TO CREATE A VOTING TRUST
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Makes Announcement to Stockholders.

The creation OF voting trust for the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company has
been determined upon by f. T. Stotesbury,
head OF Drexel G. Co.. according to dis
patches received in Wall Street from Phila-
delphia yesterday. Mr.. Stotesbury's plan is
disclosed in an announcement to the stock
holders regarding the special meeting on
February %, when action will be taken on
the 100000 loan plan, which says:
New interests coming into the manage
ment will require that stockholders owning
q controlling interest in the property shall.
on or before March Is, 1911, deposit with the
Fidelity Trust Company majority Of the
stock Of the Rapid Transit Company, 10
become subject to the terms of q voting
trust agreement for a period OF five years"
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
cHURcH TO HOLD REUNION.

-. Ohs'snor William @. Murphy Will meet
parishioners Of the Church Of the I'M
- -ia'e Conception in an oldtime re-
III at the Grand Central Palace, to-
-. evening. The United Societies OF
-. 'hurch. under whose auspices the pro-
ss., -ihe will be given. will present a dra-
y. and musical entertainment under
u. SUPERVISION Of Thomas F. Maher. tr..
- "0ok is by Edward Harvey.
t.. church was started in 1853. and the
h. pastof was the Rev. Bernard FarreiI'
S succeeded by the Jesuit missionary
,es," "e' John Ryan. once president Of the
4 ,s's OF ST. Francis Xavier. He DIED
tla The Rev. Dr. William s Morrough
~, ep and remained until 1873, when he
W. 'eceeded by the Rev. John Edwards
h 'emalned for thirty-three years, when
\ sslmed charge Of ST. Joseph's Church,
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12

New York. February H. lsIi.
GRAIN-wHEAT-Se was Dnt- DeaIIs
owing to the continued absence OF ooth casn
and export demand. the foreign situation la an1
the probability that the reciprocly saI
will be passed. Prices were easier cary, sen sen
ing down s9ac under further nquida'iSSn S
but on the decline there was covering io
over the holiday. and prices made a pareai
rally closing at u a hc decline. Prices aor9se "a
were lower. both in Liverpool ana on IN tn
Continent Foreign operators are expeotins
larger worlds exports for the week any
while offers from Argentina are are, somewnas s,.nns
10 Offer wheat freely and there Is littl pros.
pect Of n demand FOR American wheat az
present prices No 2 red. 90 &c elevator, aru
g57sc Z o ahoat: No l Northern Duluu,
81 i2g anoat. CORN-Easier, closlhs
at &c advance. OATS-Easier. shorts were
fair buysr7 on the decline, and values cIosed
al Il &c decline. Cash oats easy; standard
white. 35hc; No 2. 30c: No 3, 3oc. and No 4,
84nc. RYE-Dull: No ., s3c D Ne"
York BARLEY-Quiet; mailing, BOG Doc
Buffalo. BUCKWHEAT@Quie, Amer,
lean, T5c, 1 New York; Canadian oiS
hid = 4 New York for export.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
sHs ENJOYS TRAVEL AT EIGHTY.

MS Isabella 6. Thomas. Of Boston, who
sgnty-three years old. sailed for Naples
U'e'oay on the steamship Madonna on
. sventy-frst trip across the Atlantic.
the grandmother Of Frank L. john
me artist and lecturer. and Is accom-
~~'hg her grandson 70 Italy Mrs. Thorn
'so yesterday she was enjoying excep-
S'aslly good health, and added that she
- never been ill in her life. She attrib-
- ler good health to New England cook
~ love for mince pie and Boston baked
ras' and 10 the good salt air Of the New
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12

SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1000; sheep
and handy lambs active; sheep steady. lambs
Ioc higher; heavy lambs. sods5 % handy lambs.
S5Qs6 25, a few So 80: yearings, - 1898 20
mixed, So 1884 10. -.
Cincinnati. Feb. 11.-CATTLE-Receipts, e.:
quiet and steady; fair to good shippers. - og
S6 26. common Sc 5OQS4 HOGS-Receipts,
I.Tl5: quiet, 6aloc lower: butchers and shippers-
| 81 Tods7 50; common. 81 3Q<s. SHEEP steady
s2G$3 70. LAMBS steady S4dS6.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
34,o5S MORE CARS ARE IDLE.

An increase Of 34.6s in the number Of
Idle cars in this country and Canada for
the two weeks ended February l was re-
ported in the fortnightly bulletin OF the
American Railway Association. issued yes
terday as OF that date. The total num-
Der OF cars Idle according TO the report was
1896. as against l22,297 on January IS.
Most Of the increase was in coal cars.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12

,neakers will be Congressman george Ed
nond Foss, OF Illinois; Louis ID. Brandeis.
chairman OF the Naval Committee. Of
poston: the Rev. Dr. Frank Oliver Hall.
louis Wiley, Julius Henry Cohen and
Morris HIllquit Edwin IL Pepper VIII be
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
NEW YORK PRICES.
.EABOARD CLEARANCEs.

COFFEE-Gsneraly lower and the close
was weak at a net decline OF 24l7 points. safes
70 600 bags Tho opening was steady at de-
cline OF points on March. but seneraly Zg,
points higher on covering and some nt,ie suppyG'
from bulllsh sources Havre declined - 10 n
francs and Hamburg made relatively steaaier a6
showing being only kQ@4 pfg lower Inc b' a
tn. Rio market Of Friday and OF 100 reis IN san
tos SPOT nominal at i2g l2l.c for Rio NO d
prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
CLOAK AND SUIT MEN TO DINE.

large attendance is expected at the
annual dinner OF the National Cloak and
Suit Buyers Association, to be held at the
WaldorfAstoria, Tuesday. Some OF the