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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Jan. K-CATTLE-Receipts 1A6
head. including LII for SlsushteerS Steexs
were In fair demand and firm: bulls steady to
str.,rg. COWS steady. Fair to choice steen sold
5Ha6-8 per 100 lh: oxen, aooaAO; bulls, 4o0a
so; eovA 4AaA6a Dressed beef in fair demand
and finn at 9allh for chncks. No htaR cables from
Great Britain. Exports none.
CALvES-Receip&s, AL head. Demand far for
veas and prices steady; WeteFns w1sS also selling
at steady prices with IN unde1tooe of veaknms at
tie cioae; bafnyard calves almost nominal Com
mon to prime veals sold At &ooall.o0 per 100 lba !:
eullA Aoh3 -: good to prime Western caivea STA
GN D1nssed calves firm at lysal1 for city dfesed
veals and ual7 for country dre.aed calves
SHEEP AND LAABS-RsceiptA H7D had
Sheep In fair demand and steady; lambs steady to
st1onk with sons sl0 of handy lambs fraction
hish9: Common 70 pEjms shsep sod at &oAl0
pr ~ In; eulb, -: ordinary 10 choios lxnhs.
Aooa1.0; ysahheR kA Drssasd nutaon steady At
1s1k pr n: drulad laals. Htaf2: country drsaad
hothoue lanhA k0All.O psr earcaaa
HOGS-Rsceipts. M.M hsad Prices highs. with
salB ct - pr ~ Ia. and . lev chotee piSD q
a.. County dsunaA hnO assdy e sAfzk ~ n
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibhs & On. men,
bers Of the New York STOCK Exchange. Hibhs Build
ing.
New York, Jan. lathe markst was very dull and
devoid of any features to-day calculated to en-
courage the prospect Of any immediate revival of
bulsh activity. Ono of the former bull leaders ar
rived here from New Orleans to-day after an ahuence
Of about q month, Int the little support he rendered
did not have much effect On general sentiment uf
the market. There outside inveutnent or
speculative buying to spnk o. and thee vls noth-
ing in the general q from either the eouth
OF Europe to encourage the dcvelDpment uf u,cA
buying On the other hand, II must be nd hov.
position Of ths maskee to s,uust the uuihilify a
anything like the Wideopen hEsak Which occurred
At this time last ysar. which nn into decline q
nearly 20 pntntA a IS pr bale. bef1e It cuimi-
nated
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Jan. k-Lipe hogs wefe quiet. The 70
oeipts wese estimated at 81 900 head: left ovef. 29
estimated tomorrow. D.oW. Bulk of prices. 10
light. 76: mixed and butchers. 7Nh7.a6: heasy
'.Fn7 s.; yokers. Is6; rga 7SAa6
Cattle were steady to loe lower estimated rsueipks
500 head. Beeves. 4aA5O; COWS and heifefs
2aa64o; Texas steess. A1aAO: stockess and isudeza
a6h59,
Sheep wers loc lower: estimated reoaptA 500
head Natives. 2spaA$; Western, 2eh4.so; ysar.
linss. 45a5W: amhA l7sskS: Western lamhs
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
Mexican Lines show Increase.

Mexico City, Jan. 16-The earnings of
the National Railways of Mexico. owned
and leased lines, exclusive Of the Vera
Cruz to Pacific and the Pan-American
lines, for the first week in this month
were $l,320.6l5, Mexican silver, as COM
pared with H145.72S for the same period
last year. The increase was $174,SS7.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

altS-Kcc11ar c111, T. q clock noon:
Washington Gas Il. SSO at ITO.
Potomac Electric IS s. 40 at l6k
Washington Gas. 10 at "A.
MerEcnthaler. at rs at rs
L.ns;on. n at Is. % at a5 D at g. :. at IS % af
a5 nc at IS. Is at Is. D at 95. % at 954. . al
95s. % at 9J's. . at a5le.
washingon-virginia Hallway rfd 10 at 6.
National City Rank 10 at 10 10 at l70, 10 at ITO
District National Bank 10 at lz
,Jniou Trust. 5 at IA
Fmcrnens Insurance. ) at %.
After calI-C,pital Traction S. SEQ at ia
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. % a: Sh.
- at Sk.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted
At yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
RnNna
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
Girl Bitten by Dog.

In the presence of her mother, jean
ette Cook, eleven-year-O daughter Of
Mrs. Rosa Cook. of nS c street north
west, was attacked by a dog in F street.
between Seventh and Eighth, yesterday
morning Mrs. Cook repelled the dog.
but not until after 1t had bitten the
child on the hand. The wound was
cauterized at a drug store.
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MISSIsSIPPIANS TO ELECT.
Society Will Observe birthday Ot
Gen. Robert r.. Lee.

Gen. Robert F.. Lee.
The annual election of officers of the
Mississippi Society will be held at Pythian
Temple. 1o12 Ninth street northwest. next
Saturday night at o'clock. James u.
Mccormick, the president. will preside.
Following the business meeting re-
ception will be held to commemorate the
birthday of Gen. Robert E. Lee. The re-
ception committee has extended an invi-
tation to all native born Mssissippians.
A musical programme has been ar
ranged in which the Confederate choir in
uniform will be a feature
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
De Oro Leads Clearwater.

New York. Jan. 16.-Alfred de Orc and
William Clearwater began their match
for the pool championship at Doyles'
Academy, West Forty-second street to-
night They finished the first block of
200 points of the 600 points they will play.
with de Orc leading by 10 points. The
scores were: De Oro 3OS; Clearwater, IS9
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17

New YORK, Jan. B-WHEAT-Lower and lifeless
No. Northern spring. to arrive. f. o. b., LIN; No
red, +. o. b., ses; No hard. +. o. b.. Llo; No /
macaroni, I. o. b.. LOT: No. l Manitoba, f. O. b..
Los. Reported for export, nothing
CORN-Ease quiet demand. Steamer. g. expprt
basis: new No. . T. O b.. So No elevator
domestic, s., nominal. Exporters took loads ne,
Gently. part for February. March. and April.
WHEAT Open. High. Low C1osc
Msy................ Los l.6 3B 1.o SIS lo4Y
CORN
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan. B-BUTrER-Receipts TO-DAY
4.56s packages. The market is about steady Cream
cry specials. per H.. q; creamery extras 3: pru
ces specials 2: State dairy, tuhs finest g.
CHEESE-Recepts to-day. l.3H bosrs. Tho mar.
kct is easier. State whole milk specials September
IL; State whole milk, fancy coiored September
ls,4; skimA August September quality, Il: skims
averaeB fine. L.
EGGS-Reesipts to-day. E.s1 cases. The naykse
10 deady. Stata, Pennsylvxnia, and nearby hen.
nrfy. vhits fancy. 8: State. Pennyivania, ana
Esxr-by hennesy. browns. fancy J.: fresh -gsther.d
selected extras 81. -
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

The United States Tr"asurE rcrrrt indicates the
condition at the hcCnmirE # blsin, IS yesterday:
N'ri,ing ts,llIC' in Tr,asIrl Offices GSs
In iank> and lhi!ir line treasury ......... 81 G a
Il Ia" lnlan'" in rc'~N fund ............ 81
TnaSTN rrriI ,CI"HisI ............-.... 81.
Treasury 'li-i1~, .CH~ Yesterday y........... g los
The deficit date this tv4-il YEAR is to- a.
against S-9'G1. 10 this time last year
Panama Canal and iublic debt figures are no, in
C.uded in til, sts;cmzrt
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

n" NorH. lar. l6 closing bond quotations:
Ncw lnk Central . 1o1
New York Central * 1855 .......... oar.
American T. n r. collateral ls....... o1
Ancfi'hR T. y HnrcrtIh!e Observation-Disclosures. nii=
American I"hdCT" l05s
American Tpiac~t i-..........-... s.
A. T. & :. T. general Is i,s1Df) ............. ~
Central Leather 94.
central iac1hc ~ sSas
'he-aredkc ana 'hi" general l0i =
C.. u. l. X J. collateral ~.
-Metr"Toiiian +N="--............. PA
y. y, y. H. I" H. convertible BIS. 1856 cAs
New fCrh IfleTolr !"s
Norfolk and Western Convertible is,............. l1s
Norfolk and Western roCahontas &. 4 c As sa-
Northern i'a'lhc lOos
Northern fa'1hc 70.
Trading general OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ss
Southern Parihr retrndng is................. q
Southern Railway 76s.
Ini"n Iacihc c'nNcrt1hIe l0its
thi"h ia'1ic frfiindlnS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gi4
United States RHhbCr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851
United states nieCl = r. 5.........-......... lGia
Total sales, s, ,SeOC.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. D. Hibhs q O..
member Of ths New Yoek Stock Exchange, Hihhs
Building.
Call money: Open ~: high. q: low ~: Close rs.
SALES OF SHARES By HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.. mem
bers of the New York Stock ExchanSe Hibbs Build.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. 3. Hibhs 4 Co,
nTernpcrs of the New York Stock EXCHANGE Hibb,
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17

As.nbiape Patuguas Ear Afrso, 3 de,,soptn,
~ 1A19 indmtf9.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

'Ex dividend ~ per cent
Tx dividend ny cent
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

sunday. and IL viii be much warmer over the
.a stern half Of the country Monday. ,
The winds along the New England coast VII
be moderate north to west. becoming val labie :
along the middle Atlantic Coast. moderate north-
west becoming variable along the south AtHh-
tic Coast moderate west, becoming norm anu
east: along the cast Guf Coast light 20 mou
crate south and east. along the west Gun 'oaSt,
moderate south, becoming VARIABLE on lAhr
Michigan. moderate. variable. becoming south
and increasing To brisk
Forecast Tor Special Locaiiti~s-fof OF Nc"
England Eastern New York. Eastern Penns4 j.
vania New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland IalT
to-day: continued cool: fair and warmer Monday :
moderate northwest winds. becoming variable.
For the District Of Columbia, fair to-day; con
-iruod cool. generally fair Monday. with slowly
rising temperature light 20 moderate northwest
winds becoming variable tonight.
For Western New York fair to-day, followed
b,. snow or rain late today Monday: warmer
Nionday: moderate northwest winds becoming
south this afternoon or tonight and increasing
For Western PENNSYLVANIA, fair TO-DAY un,
settled Monday. probably rain or snow an an
warmer: moderate northwest winds oeconlHE :
south this afternoon or tonight and Increasing
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
New York. FEB q, 1911.
TO rUF STOCKHOLDERS on THF 'FN
TRIAL LEATHER COMPANY;

uoar Sirs. In connection with the
financial statement submitted herewith
I beg 10 report that the business for the
wear 1910 has been very unsatisfactory .
throughout the twelve months there mas
becn continuous depression WITHOUT any
show of strength or improvement suca
as comes at some period or every year.
Stocks have been large, and, as result,
the price Of leather has been forceu
down so that some grades or leather
have been sold at times lower than the
cost OF production.
The leather trade as a whole, both Sole
and upper, has suffered ssNerely
throughout the year. Considering all
tho conditions. the results Of the opera
tions of this company will no doubt com
mare favorably with those or similar
companies during the same period. Inc
effect Of this condition has caused de-
cline i'm the price OF hides, when mas
DIaced the business on safer OASIS OF
vaIu,. and gives promise Of better results
from returns i'm the future. ire pusi-
ness OF the company since Drcehber o.
1910 indicates an Improvement III de-
mand over the corresponding period III
the previous year
Tho Incidental businesses, INCLUDING
the lumber. glue ana transportation de
uartmentH have not b"en dif'br"'
The financial position OF the comp
remains satisfactory. The current as
acts are in excess of the current liapih-
ties by nearly Slo.O0W1 and are near
IA ~ tDo un i'm excess OF tho entire lia
Eli,ies Of tho company outside OF its
capital stock. The property account re-
mains about the same as for the year
1888 All repairs and improvements
bave been charged To operating expenses
AS usual. and abandoned tanning plants
charged of az heretofore.
The basis of valuation OF the inventory
is tnst usually adopted I'm tho leather
business. namely: Net sale value for the
finished products and cost tor the raw
hides and material in process.
Our current accounts receivable are IN
avcoIlent condition. The percentage OF
had dehts for the year 1910 was small
Leing only equal 20 eight one-hundredths
of ono per cont. of the sales. our cur
rCnt liabilities stand a. practically the
.anc figures as last ycar
Ia vlew ~ events recently transplrins'
and especially because OF what has oeen
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

said and circulated. presumably more
from o lack OF familiarity with the SUD
iect than a desire 70 Wifully misrepre-
sent or TO create an unfounded suspicion,
II Is deemed proper 10 add
The board Of directors has always
been mindful OF the rights and equities
OF the common stock as well as or al
other securities of the company. IL
would have been source Of gratifics
ZION 10 them IL a dividend could have
been declared on that stock consistently
with the best interests of the company in
general but up to the present date IL
has not seemed advisable 10 the direc-
tors 10 declare such dividend. In their
opinion. the conditions bearing on the
silbiect and the earnings Of the company,
taking into account that the dividend on
tho preferred stock ~ specincaly maze
cumulative. have not warranted such q
course. II may be noted that the results
for the past year fully justify the view
upon which the management has acteu'
. From time to time the suggestion
has been made that the company should
adopt the plan OF making quarterly re-
ports. In many instances these nave
come from. ar have been apparently IN
spfred bv. competitors In business. VINO
making no public reports whatever,
quarterly or otherwise, are neNerthelesS
,eslrous or being advised ~ 60 the oper-
ntlons OF this company. Recently "
number of stockholders have Indicated a
desire that the matter be taken up ny
the mana agement, and this request VIII
be respectfully considered. as all reason
able requests made in good faith AWAY :
should De and have been. The subject y
not free from difficulty.
II does not at all follow fhat necsus'
2 comDauv which controls its supply ot
raw material and whose income IS
largely from hlling definite antecedeht
orders Is able 20 make such report
,hat II can Also be done by "A com
many IN respect Of which the conditions
are widely different. Furthermore o"-
ing 20 the complicated conditions gov
erning the purchase OF hides In all OF tle
worlds markets, and tho long interNeh-
inc neriod before they can be SOLD as
leather. a quarterly statement would noI
alwavs give the true conditions OF tie
couinany's operations, and might III
many instances convey an incorrect III
n,essfou 10 the mind Of the stochhoi". .
= Those Who have been familiar WIZ
Tho ethieet of what is generally classl-
red a. kaIarles 30 members ~ the eNe'
utIye committee. are perhaps aware th"'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
PRESIDENTS REPORT TO STOCKHOLDERS.

when the predecessor Of this company,
the United States Leather Company,
was organized in 1898 the policy wee
adopted OF conducting the active admin
istration and management OF AFFAIRS ey
means of an executive committee. This
vas provided for in the bylaws OF that
company, and continued until It's merger
into the Central Leather Company, In
September. 1909. and since that time
has been followed by the present COM
pany The members OF this committee
have always been selected from the ex-
ecutve officers and heads OF the princl-
pal departments of the company.
Every member devotes his time and
attention actively and daily 20 the bust.
ness of the company, and his position in
the company constitutes the business oc-
cupation pursued BY him. The salaries
OF $4,000 were made by the board OF
directors and received the unanimous
vote and approval Of the directors other
than the members OF the committee, and
after full consideration OF the value 10
the company OF the services rendered
the ability OF the persons rendering the
same and Of the propriety OF the salary
riXed.
None of the executive officers or heads
of departments except the president r.
ce,ve in addition TO such amount any
services rendered In any other capacity
10 this company or az executive omcers
or In any other capacity 10 any or its
subsidiary companies The pr@siden'
has an additional salary OF SloV".
During 1910 this committee consisted oi
the executive officers and tho chairman
of tho finance committee. and the head
OF tho manufacturing and hide purchas-
ing departments.
So far as the amount of the eApehs'
TO the company is concerned the resu'
Is that the salaries are paid To the on
GERS and heads of departments as suCh'
precisely as n there were no eNecutN'
committee or II the persons rFceiNlns
the salaries were not members OF Nv
same. The salaries paid. whether tr'a'cu
IN the aggregate or separately are .r
tainly no more and In all proDaOi,ly
are less than the amounts paid ny o'i.'
concerns OF the same magnitude AZ"
whose business requires the same drsre
OF ability and OF close and undivided AZ
tention.
on behalf OF the Board of Directors
EDWARD g. HofT
President
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record aud Forecast.-Washingto Ion,
March A marked high barometer area
over North Dakota Friday night was centred
over the upper lakes SATURDAY, night II
caused generally fair weather from the plains
states eastward except light snow rurrics
over the lower and the southern portions Of
the middle states. The north Pacific storm
has caused continued rains ga the Pacific Coast
states and rain or snow over the plateau and
Rocky Mountain districts.
Temperatures are below normal over the
Great Lakes region. New England and the At
lantic states, and above normal in the plains
states. where there has been a decided risc i'm
temperature The weather Will continue gen
eraliy fair over the eastern half OF the coun-
try. but will be somewhat unsettled. with
rain or snow. over the north plains states and
tho Rocky Mountain districts Rains viii con-
tinue I'm tho Pacific states.
The temperature will rise generally over
the Mississippi and southern Missouri valleys
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
BOSTON STOCKS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

..,...,so March Wheat closed sirone TO-
49,, at fhc high,a, point of thr wyra. IT, - man o.,
10y - tho defeat 0I all rhaN,' l"t ~
r'I-'H ". ,-..,.f ~ reciprocity. Last trade
media .sag net sain of nc 20 iHgi'4c. Eyray
cfber leading staple on 'tnaHs n a.. i.gfi.c 70
an gov r prov,sions 2isc 10 tIilc nti,sr 'one
- ,5, sour business over Sunaas , - 20 h"ii
shorts "hu ,tt,,,,.i toward forcing wheat 10
'eaa,I level paiiuess n prnal r.'gs l~g ~;
ptri Do, wv sr~,t,cest led in the buying. and
saori Mn, ,,,,,,,,,sta[ahlc gIvins out ~ bear pres
90, Range Of prices. Yes
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

tI;gbes. ter1peratire yesterday. 81 degrees
lo,rsst ~: average. 81. average for correspond
i-p date Of last year ~; average Tor correspond
i-, date oS last thirtv-three years -
ocai forecast: Fair to-day; fair and warner
Nn~Jav. moderate northwest winds becoming
variable
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

CLEARING HOUSE BANKS ACTUAL CON
DGTION FRIDAY ,.oa..
Loans si.s.4 ~ SOS 500 81 slast5.s5oo ,9.a5i 600
specie .. 3os 599 goo 80, 800 =" -oo >, sst 70"
bt, sa sd'rs aS 5sSiiSS Si3 $40 sS 5si.oS
Circulation. sc 1880" 47'Ii''o" Oi'''V
.pecrease. United states deposits included.
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates
saot Fss s5s 5o e ssS7 MaFss sssao Rs2iil@a; @
Legal tenders 75.oi5.mc i".l8o''o l'ssi."Vo
Totals .. S3s5,Gl4.5oo sasO,5ls.sOO sa,os5.doo
sgt. M deposits s42 3sG.l5o 3.3672,2c5 '1SS6,o75
Reserve o.. s4I.27s,35o s96.sis,e75 H,4ai,o'5
'Increase.
CLEARING HOUSE BANKs-DAILT AVER
Loans ...sl5ls' '5ls 100 lss7 900 900 sessl. 500 500
Ies 1esai t;drs 719i3.Ioo 75.5s. 4oo =, S2a, 900
Deposits l5e a62. 40o }l,370 n o 90 s,i
Circulation. i6.6o6soo 50 1o33o' i9''o
.Decresse. fUnlted states deposits included
81. 631 200
Tho following shows tho relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Feb - March 8 GncrsssN
specio ... sGO5 so 900 s3OT COS. too s.. lgs 30
Lessl tenders 74.ol94oo 70. .5s4,'oo 'i.a29.o""
Totals .... So. .323 500 1891 1922 $40 ssso.2oo
Ts ast deposits deposits go se5 900 a42727sOo 27s2 so
Reserve ,4o.35s 600 s3s, 4s5. go 81. so3.o 600
'Decrease
The following table compares the clear
ing House average statements with me
statements OF corresponding dates IN l"l'
and 700:
Meh 4 II. Ich. ;. 10. Mrh 5 o.
Loans 81 3s7 .e,9 500 sl2ii I3j Sd0 81 81 t32 hop
specie 3o7 6ps 800 26l 81. 200 40"
tenders 1904 geo G53i3. 4oo 81. 9o4. go
Depos,is i37Ogil 200 PAS l23. 100 1890. 0a0 poo
Circulu. Sc TO3 COO i7e6s.Ico s.sl".p"
The following shows the relation between
the total rese We and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Mch. :. II uch :. 10 Mch. 8; %
-,.cie - s307 SOS 500 S.6l 5.ti. 200 s2Il. 900
Legal tenders 73.5s44oo 65.3ia." ~" So'Po4 '3cV
Totals .sssr. 100 500 sa2e SO $50 ss52, ,oie 900
is,n, sgtdeDosi,s 142727Soo areoso775 a'o2a7725
Rs,.rv. s3s. ,e5. 600 Ntsl5.s25 sli,7s2i75
Pcrcentsse of 49,
reserve - ~ -
SUMMARY or STATE BANKS AND Trust
c'OMPANTEs N GREATER NEM YORK
NOT REPORTING TO THE NEW lofN
-. 81. 1ia. .ai. 600 Inc s.. 2Ge. zoo
$50 ... 1iS "a 500 inc. 53S fb
80 ,.r4ors 80 Tg2 NG0 Doc 1876 100
- 5erosits 2O6 Ogg 700 Inc .. a.JaT 500
.rota deposits ...... i,cdo l2i go fnc. 6l;'H
.Ll,,,i,atiua amounts due from reserve dc
,ositories and from other banks and trust com
"a nies IN Ncu orr CITY.
CO.. banks Reserve Pet.
rssf' q, ,auIt ............. Sl3 3t2. 49, 1%.6f
D'p,s,,s pS,',,s,,es ...... - Ssi 600 1919
ro,sI ..................... $50 l74O0o 2a.s3
Trust compaucs-- - .. . -, 80
in vault = sV~''''''' w"
Deposits IN banks and trust ... -,
companies -.............''.- "''-'''1" 49,
-...t .......sicoo o5s. soo III
Aggregate reserve on deposits. Sl5S -" 40, Dc
Ca S,5e n00 Per cent Of legal reserve 1'.5o
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

,,,p.rr, or MERCHANDISE AT NEW
N0Rk.
1911 1910. 1902.
s15s Ya6 S4.0SS.2Ss SA151. $50
-5se f25e0f7 Is So4. .s14 i4.d31 65y
Total. N5C7s29: S22 o2a1o2 Sls.193.844
,,l.-.s3 SEQ o,555a So 575.l59 So 81 csc
.,,- u,,sa 12g%59 S4s l4O 2ol.Gli ilI.2&l.toI
r,st $50 49, 4o7 Sl72 776. 40 S15l. .49e, @a3
EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
Ian f-r,5 esNl65o4 80 500 45l. 100 S96 552 572
EXPORTS uT Specie
...I N>e 80 s.. l61. .C.5 S3.27S 100
.l,ar - 500 al l.O:5. lGi I.ul7.97t
raa, .. @oigoG s.. 2.25Gsl6 s. 296.o7f
FROM Ian.
,;,i. AiIStlGl s.. $50. 1fS ST. O3g. 445
SILVER .... >afnTI- 1737,Si3 -94G. 772
fci4ls ..... .SlO1 127.-72 SIa62G.a20 S25.9sG.21S
IMPORTS or SpECIE.
Gaa ........... S54oaS sL16L9so S7oa.lis
rrr .....-.. l+i.tf@ a.4bb 3. 4Oj
rsss ..... Sa1>7i SI165.426 S7I2.G1f
I-aa iar o.
cr. ...-...... s1a,572N s2.sl1a35 s2053. 7o2
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED bv ". y. Coler & CO., 80. 4S Ceds'
street,
Accrued interest TO be added
INSURANCE STOCKS.

coupons Interchangeable. fRegistered. -Cou-
yons sReSistered and coupons.
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Local official Record.-The following onclal
record from the Weather Bureau SHOWS lne
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
,o,,r bo,,ry in comparison with the correspond
Ing date OF last year:
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

r.. .orowing shows Yesterdays closing
opotstions for government 'ohuS' compared
Min Fridays NJ
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-1IEsMFN 90 sTO'k BEoNtts w., N,ti5,,'i VI
OF nlsrinc very h'E, ~" ..r,,,, ..ifb
.,,.U i,'eslors VIII kindly commuuir1te - 'in
.gcr.n+,s etc. 10 W Box 20. rribune Once
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FURNISHED by Z. 5. Bailey. No. Sc BFosdwsyl
FIRE COMPANIES.
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1.1G7 .Ce8 Ga2. 375 100. .
Trust AND SURETY COMPANIES

81. a.0sa.4l4 S8.Oo4.alO b. So. ~
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

.,t4rui,h-i by D. Thomas Keinhardi Ne - iifoal
street Boston,
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS ANC
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing l9ll-'@t.
FURNISHED by swartwout Appenzellar' 40. ~
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