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New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
BALANCE IN SUB-TREASURY
count Of Millions Shows That
Not a Penny Is MISSING

me twenty expert counters who have
oeeh engaged for the last month In count
MS MS .he cash In the local sub-Treasury. in
va" street, completed their task late Sat
ui"ay night, and found that the cash bal
aiiceu TO penny. The count was rendered
saly y oy the appointment OF a new as
siS'aht treasurer. Charles s. Milrugton, to
succeed George s. Terry. who died in April.
me count showed that on June Il. the
oay Mr.. Millington assumed the office the
'o'ai amount of cash In the sub-Treasury
was'slSS,41.6l7 10, Of which sss. .s51. .2s5 was in
soid' coin, Sso,79s.4SS in standard silver dol
iars' S'9SZ'S2S 10 in subsidiary coin. s6671. $50
IN gold certificates. sl552. .ss5 In United
states notes. s5,Ss5 in national bank notes
ana S'2i'25s 81 In minor coin The balance.
amounting 10 s2i2.45O 81, was in checks.
since June IL the cash in the Sub-Treas-
ury here has been largely increased. and
now stands in the neighborhood Of sls2-
10000. or this increase sa2,0oo.ooo represents
payments for the new Panama bonds.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18

New York, July II. 1911.
GRAIN-wHEAT-If It had not been for
the wcakness I'm coarse grains, in all proba-
bilitv the wheat market would have shown
considerable firmness In the face OF the
sharp break IN the other markets prices Were -
fairly stendy, closing AT an advance or y "
8 from saturday The news was OF con-
fictng character, however. and operators
appeared more inclined 20 exercise chutioh
and await developments and, as result, the
volume Of business was comparatively small.
The movement ~ new winter wheat was
again heavy, ana receipts a. primary points
we're more ,han twice as large as last year.
The Liverpool market showed some nrmness
carly, owing 70 crop advices from this side
and smaller worlds exports than expected,
but lost most of the gain under realizing and
Influenced by favorable reports regarding the
foreign cr0p SITUATION Worlds EXPORTS for
The week were 0.3a2 600 bushels compared
with 10 4I3.JOD the previous week and Q fBs,-
900 last year The Visible supply showed an
crease last week of 26JJ,0oO and n decrease
q year ago OF 10000. There were rumOrs
of some export inquiry ana sales for the day
amounted 70 ten loads. No red wheat new
was quoted 914c elevator and 81 1izc o b
afoat. No : Northern Duluth 81 o. = Z o b
ahoat CORN-Rains over the corn belt dur
ing Saturday and Sundav, together with pre-
dictions OF week OF low temperatures, re-
suited IN an active selling movement. Prices
we're weak, closing Al net loss OF = 1 = G.
Tie movement was moderate and there was
an absence OF offerings from the country but
the market appeared 20 have been overbought
and in weak technical position. The decline
in oats also had considerable influence on
sentiment, and foreign markets were easier.
Worlds exports FOR the week were 47J7 000
against 5.4+5.000 last week and 1888 600 last
year Tho visible supply showed a decrease
Of i210 Onp. compared with an increase last
week of 4309 600 and decrease n year ago
Of 2. 900 Export 80 corn here was quoted
G9c n ahoat. OATS-Tftavv and gen
eral liquidation. together with selling on stop
loss orders. Prices auring the day declined
SHARPLY closing AZ net loss Of ~ d3Ac
TIE market had apparently been heavily over
bought on the recent advance ana vac in A
weak technical position. The visible de-
creased 2.S0T 00n. compared with an increase
Of 3 7nS Gao last week ana a decrsase Of
AS 900 last year cash oats weak. closing
follows Standard white. SIC. No .. jiisc:
No 3. 4oitc; 30 ., SOC. RYE ana BARLEY
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
PASSES S45,907,813 BUDGET
Mayor Declares Kings Has Too
Manv Assistant Attorneys.

The Board Of Estimate Yesterday at a
sre-lal meeting called 20 consider subways
acted on several other matters. one vas
fle passing Of tho corporate stock budget
for ti5 s07 Si5 &c. which was presented at
ne meeting on THURSDAY. There was some
discussion on the various items, but few
CHANGES were made.
Borough President Steers ot Brooklyn
said he wished the committee had given
him $4,000 for the new municipal building
'r that borough rather than for the Sth
Ward market. The result was that the
latter item was cut out on the promise
thar further consideration would he given
n the request for the municipal building.
There are too many assistant district
attorneys now" said Mayor Gaynor. when
an appropriation Of Sl5.S42 for special as
s.stants for Kings County came up.
'Whv it's mandatory on this board 10
appropriate this money replied controller
Prendergast. with a smile 1T is provided
for tv a law passed by Democratic Legis-
laturs recently. No such laws were tol-
Grated bv the previous administration in
Albany. but now the ia is of.
There is so little crime in Brooklyn
row replied the Mayor, that they ought
70 get along without any assistant district
attorneys al all. almost"
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18

50 10: heifers. 50 5Oa~s: COWS. 81 5oas4 %.
calves steady 70 strong, 50 jOas7 % HOGS
81 ~ g % :as sS * 55a 5' 'CS e5on .ows s. %
gre 70: pigs and ligats $ 9QgsG I5 sHEEP-
Fms, RufaIo. JuN -CATTLE-Re -Reccsprs a.
300; good 70 choice active. steaoy TO strong:
steers 81 400<6 &c shipping. - S5H31 30. butch.-
ers. 81 sofbS6 90 heifers fi0S3 10 cows. q 25g
! 50: stock 6e.fers. s5s5 %: fresh COWS and
sprngers active ana strong f2aasoS, kaAasE ds.a y
HoG!m ReeetDis II 200. active steady 70 50
higher; heavy and mixed, s. lonSI 10; y9rse,s:
g oa Is ss gE g 1 s2Ese e e gs ssEhSS 70 'iS sSET
ana IAMBs-aeceipts. O9o: choice active: com
mon slow lambs and yesrings 25c ower' ,amos; Us
STTST 30: yearlinzs s. 25nSj u. wethers, - oog
81 10. ewes, 50 J0GS4; sheep. mlxed 81 goIs4 Zo-
Kansas city, July 17-CATTLE-Receipts
II 900 Including 1000 southcrns; steady 20
roc hirher. southerns. Io@l5c higher; dressedi
beef and export steers. $50 So - fair 20
goo1. 81 $50 So: Western s'eeTg s. 80 q 81 -; ~
steers SO 50Nsj -; Southern cows. 81 354
s.. native cows. 81 304 s. 80; native heissrM
SO 80. HOGS-Rcceipts Z 600; market 5 a los
higher: bulk Of sales, So 35 SO 80 heayy:.
g. e. so s6. @ q 1sssrms s So 6 spd Gpsss 60 @
!ingss si25S$5; wethers' s3 goasi %; ewes.
50 4o9s8 so stocSers and Feeders 81 5o@
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Louisville. July 17.--sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts s. 73l head. only a few loads of.
choice lambs here Market steady. Best
lambs az SO 50d 81 seconds. 81 25g 81 7S;i
culls. 81 50HS SO. fat sheep. 50 -. down; me-
dunn and common sheep slow and down N
low Ic pound for common
Thy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
-. Louis. JdIy T.-CATTLE-Receipts. b.
800. fairly active and 1o0I5c higher: steers.
So 400 SO 40. heifers. 81 T5d 90 %. cows 81 30
n 81 so, Southern steers. 50 Is q 50 40 South =
ern cows. 81 60GS4 HOGS-Recepts. s0esr
active and Jog iJc higher on good chOice
medium and heavy, SO 60 y So 9". bulk OF sal les,
Sc 81 n SO 50. packers. SO 50G 50 10 best PIGS
and lights 81 % Sc -. common 10 fair do.
81 50a So SHEEP AND LAMBS -Receiptss
1915; fairly active and stendv; medium 10
choice lambs. 81 So Il Sc 10 ordinary lsnlbss
81 500 - % Gull lambs S2n 50 30, sheeps
So 50a s.. common. 81 J0as3 -.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
READING RAILWAY SUED
Government Would Sever Rail-
road and Coal Interests.
CAlAS LATTER DUMMIES
Says Coal Company Is a Device
for Evading Interstate
Commerce Law.

Washington, July IA government suit
20 compel a bona fide dissertation of the
Reading Railway Company from the Read
! ing Coal Company was filed to-day in the
federal court, Philadelphia. The action
parallels a recent one against the Lehigh
Valley. and Is the governments second
move In its new fight to separate the coal
carrying railroads from their virtual con-
troll of the coal business.
The governments suit takes the form Of
an amended complaint 10 the original com
modities clause action of 1908. which is in
conformance with the commodities clause
decision of the Supreme Court.
II is charged by the government that the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and IRON
Company the Dulten Coal Company, the
Locust Gap Improvement Company, the
fremont Coal Company, the Mammoth Vein
Coal and Improvement Company, the Pres
ton Coal and Improvement Company and
the Delaware Coal Company are merely
dummies of the Reading Railway Company
and the Reading Company, which is the
holding corporation.
AS in the Lehigh Valley suit the govern
ment charges that the Reading Coal Com
rany and its subsidiaries are buying an
thracite FROM Independent operators along
the line Of the Reading Railway with the
object of removing competition, transport
ing it TO market at a loss. and there regu-
latng the selling price The coal company
loses such transactions. the government
alleges, that the railway company may
profit from the freight charges.
As a further evidence that the coal COM
pany is not a bona fide corporation, hut
mere adjunct Of the railroad and a device
for evading the commodities clause Of the
interstate commerce law. the government
charges that the officers Of the railway
company and the coal company are the
same: that the railway company has ad-
vanced more than S7O.0O0.000 70 the coal
company. which is carried as an open
charge. The government cites that the
railway company has paid as high per
cent for money for the coal campany's oper-
ations. while the coal company has seldom
paid any Interest at all. and never more
than 2 per cent to the railway company.
Aside from the fact that a holding cor
poration is involved. the suits parallel the
one against the Lehigh Valley. When the
Lehgh Valley suit was begun. It was con
sidered 10 be an action of little Importance,
and, more or less, a friendly suit. II Is
now known that the Department Of Justice
intends TO fight for a strict compliance
with the terms Of the commodities clause
by all the coal carrying railroads.
Philadelphia. July 17-Attorney for the
three Reading companies appeared sur
prised when informed Tonight that the
government had instituted action TO disas-
Company and the Philadelphia & Reading
Coal and Iron company in the mining and
TRANSFORMATION Of anthracite coal. George
p Baer. president Of tie three Reading
companies. Is in Europe. and no one else in
authority would talk OF the suit.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
PEAVEY COMPANY s AFFAIRS
Banks Make Small Additional Advances
to Uphold the Concern.

Chicago. July 1.-THE affairs of the
Peavey Grain COMPANY are now IN con-
troll Of a committee Of Chicago bankers
following the return OF President Heff1inger
and c. NJ Lane, Of the +. II. Peavey com
pa1v 10 Minneapolis. The additional ad-
vances made ny the banks to uphold the
grain company until outstanding commit
rnents could be discharged and customers
ana correspondents accounts transferred
TO other brokerage houses are said to bc
cor1paratively small and investigation has
revealed only a slight variation from the
estimated shortage.
Frank O. wetmore, vice-president OF the
First National Bank. chairman Of the joint
creditors committee. said tho banks would
not lose through tho transaction
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Livcrpooi. July H. WHEAT Srot steady: va
. Manitoba. 7s bad. futures stesdv. july. S.
IOl2d October. Gs al. December, IS %. CORN.
SPOT frm. American mixed old. IS "a new
American. kiln dried. - 3isd futures weak;
sci tember. 5s 4isd. October. - 5isd FLOT R.
Winter patents, 2Is HOEs IN London Pacific
Coasts f7TfT i5s. BEEF-Fsxtra in6ia mess.
rs Cd PORK-prime moss. Western. T2s 81.
HAMS-Short cut. 7Qs Ga BACON-Cumber-
lond cut. J5s. short rib 56s ca ciear Bellies 55a
81. long clear mddies light 53s. heavy 1es sd 7;
short clear backs AS 81. SHOULDERs-
SQUARE. As O.. LARD-Prime Western tlcrces.
Ais "a; American refined. pals. 42s o. CHEEs .
canadian. finest white. new. 57s N colofed.
new, IS ~ TURPENTTNE- Snirits STs "a.
NOSTN-Common Us o. ~ROLETM-
nted. dAd. LINsEED OH. ASS TALLOw :
Australian IN London. 32s %. COTTONsEED
OIL-ffgll refined, sTct 27s 4ted
London. July i7.-sUGAR-Raw centrifugal. ;,
l2s od: n.us-o acp lis s.. beet sugar. July. lis
loitd. cED-Calcutta. July-August. SIS.
LiNSCED OIL. 4os Titd. SPERM OIL. ~ los
PETROLEUM American refined 5kd. spirits.
6hd TrBPENTiNE-Spirits 3Ts : i'd ROsIN
--Amcri ran strained. ii- o.. nnp los
Antwerp Julr i7.-@E1 re LEUM. 10 rrancs.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
TRUST COMPANY EXPLAINS
Metropolitan Tells Why So, 600, =
900 Was Deducted from Profits.

The detailed weekly Clearing House
statement. which on the three preceding
Saturdays had given the undivided profits
of the Metropolitan Trust Company, ad-
mitted % the Clearing House about June
20. as $Sl07. 100. last Saturday stated this
item as ss.l07. 800. a reduction Of Sl.oo9.0o
and in a footnote reference said: As of
June 19 1911"
The reduction. it was learned. repre-
sented merely the setting aside from the
aggregate undivided profits of the sum Of
e. .opOO as a guarantee fund pending the
liquidation of certain loans. At the Office
of the trust company the marking down of
the undivided profits was explained as FOL
lows
At tho time Of the admission Of the trust
company 10 the Clearing House the exam
lining committee representing the clearing
House found IL impossible. owing chlenN
10 lack OF time, 10 complete the eXamlha-
ton OF certain large loans OK the uust
company. Among these We're loans 70 tile
Williamsburg Trust Company. the BROOK
lyn Bank and the Union Bank OF BROOK
lyn. which had originally amounted 10
nearly s. cocoon. but which had been re
duced 10 about half that amount There
Wsrs other loans OF such a nature that
more extended time was required for IN
vestiration than could be given by the
committee.
Although the loans referred to were ad-
n1jtted bv all concerned to be good, snd
not In default for interest. II was iet
that the Clearing House could not De eN-
pected to stamp them with its approva!
without thorough examination, and at the
same time il was admitted that 1t would
probably he unjust and INJURIOUS 10 the
trust cornpenv 10 delay the examination.
commemorative II was agreed that a guaran-
Zee fund % g ooo. C0 should be set aside in
"a special account to await the liquidation
OF The loans in question This action was
taken. and the trust company was ad-
nittsd Ia the Clearing House.
THE liquidation is proceeding satistao-
torilY and nearly s.. l.0noG0 has been already
credited 10 the account
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
NJ y AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
NEWARK co. STOPS DREDGING
Not Satisfied with Contract in Cape Cod
Canal Project.

Representatives Of the Newark Meadows
Improvement Company said yesterday that
the reason the company had stopped
dredging work on The cape Cod Canal. as
reported in dispatches from onset Mass,
was that II was dissatisfied with the terms
OF the contract. They added that the COM
pany had other work awaiting it which
would permit Of larger profits than were
possible on the Cape Cod Canal Job.
The contract FOR DIGGING the cape Cod
Canal Is held by the Furst- Clark Dredging
Company OF Baltimore. which sublet part
OF the work 20 the Newark Meadows I'm
provement Company and other dredging
concerns The Newark company has been
engaged In dredging work on the canal for
the last two years and there was eonsid-
erablo surprise when IL abruptly quit work
last Saturday night and withdrew It's feet
OF Gredgers. tugboats, steamers and other
craft engaged In the work.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July iT-Athough wheat In SYM
rathy with foreign markets. had n rather Ann
start to-day. period Of weakness followed, due
% the influence ~ coarse grain. The initial
strength was based partly on small world shr-
Uents and a big uecrease IN Tho total on ocean
IGsssge. Rain and cool weather formed fhs
main reason for the beckset IN ofher cereals.
Export talk and the mention - -four sales led
20 rally There were a.so frost dispatches
rom Manitoba. FGrthermore. Minnesota and
North Dakota reported the crop going backward.
The close easy, With September a. ssc, q
net gain of a shade. Corn .rIces recovered tenn
porarilv with wheat but afterwa-d Grooped
worse than before. TIE close was weak. With
Septe,nber Ac let lower at 6i2. An upwart
tendency at the Yards helped sustain provisions
First sales we're DC of &c up. with January
product az Sl5 80 for pork. IS 3JqSs 81 = for
lard and s. 02i FOR ribs. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
STOCK EXCHANGE TIC MOVE
Philadelphia Members Vote to Desert
Old Quarters for Central Part of City.

Philadelphia. July IA matter that has
agitated the members Of the Philadelphia
stock Exchange FOR several years was set
tied to-day. when by vote ~ lo to 5
the organization decided 10 desert its quar-
ters. at "a and Walnut streets, in what
was once the financial district, and move
to 18th and Walnut streets. where many
Of the large financial concerns have To-
Gated In recent wears
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
CREDITORS GET DIVIDEND
Lafayette Trust Company Depositors

Albany. July i7.-superintendent Van
Tuyl OF the State Banking Department to-
day mailed 20 the twenty-five hundred de-
positors OF the Lafayette Trust Company.
Of Brooilyn, checks for a fourth dividend
OF 10 per cent on their deposits. This
makes 50 per cent IN dividends that has
been paid to the depositors and creditors
OF the institution.
The trust company closed its doors on
November 30 1905. and the last previous
dividend o. 10 per cent was paid on May
20. 1919 The institution had deposits OF
about $500 600 when It ceased doing bnsi-
ness
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
BANDITS ROB MOTORIST

Poughkeepsie, y. Y. July lh-Whiie driv-
ing his automobile near the foot or the
Fishknl Mountains. on his way TO this city
last night Felix Z. J. F!ero. OF Buffalo.
was stopped hI two hghWaymen. one or
them covered lTlcTo with a revolver and
the other relieved him of SO ana Two dia-
mond rings Tile bandits made their escape
into the woods. Mr. fiero reported the
robbery TO the police on his arrival here.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. July -CATTLE-Rece eipts. 2l.'fl,
s,aady to 100 lower heevss. ~ N,gsl LeNas
c,d fs4i.rs 5000 10. cows and heifets.
:. 2sGS5 ~. calves. s5asT rs HoGsZ Receipts
- 0.o' gererallv So higher than saturfay
49,, "a. Ifght 81 4OdSG ST'.. riixed. te 600
q, aG heavy se i-0so % rough so i5tlSa tl
sreb 20 choice heavy so iNtso 50 pigsa . 2oh
~ g,tg IA ~alea s,' 5a9SG 80 SHEEP Re
f...,,s % 0s sfeadv. native 81 iofisi g, West
- t'' ssSs4 Ia v,erlinss s. iof,sb 80: lambs,
nsiive siqs7 to. Western. - 5Onsi.
h" h"'t ,..,,,,tf ruIv Il rATTL Receipts p
~ ,,,ie,- ROOD 10 ehoice fat dry fen STEADY
o,hsrs dull ana iOgl5c lower; steers. 81 25Q
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. July i7-The offerings A. The vcof
auction sales to-day amounted 20 II 403 bales.
There was good demand from tho honiA trade
and the Continent. With America an occasionaI
buyer. and prices we're FIRM ~ The May level,
except for shabby secured cr0s Threis which d.
ciined . per cent. Secured mefiros wera quickly
sold The sales follow. New South Wales, 2 300
bales secured. Is fdQ1s 10. greasy. 5izdGis
2itd. Tasmania. DO baies. greasy. sddls 2i4d.
Queensland. 300 bales, secured Is GiRdqis LOO =
greasy. 9dl0iAd Victoria. 100 ba'cs. secured. !,
Ie Zdals lAd. greasy, Si1is 2ikd SOUTH
Australia. 100 bales: greasy. 7-4tdis ga
New Zealand. 1890 bales secured iiisddia
II I'D; greasy, S'1dT1s IA. Care of Gccd Hope
ana Natal 200 bales secured. Is 6a6ls 7AdS
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
TO DISSOLVE INSURANCE co.
Referee Says Business Of Cosmopolitan
Should Be Wound Up.

Joseph n. Tuttle referee as 20 the hnan-
cial condition OF the Cosmopolitan Fire In
surance Company filed his report yesterday
recommending that the affairs o. the com
pany be wound up and the company dis
solved.
The referee said that although the com
many had a capital OF about ss3. 600 and
was solvent. IL was wise 10 dissolve the
company on account Of the Improbable
business that Il was doing The company
has reinsured all Of Us outstanding policies
in the Royal Exchange Assurance Company.
% London.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
FIOIR And MEAL-InactIvei prIces 50

EIDl TX AND MEAls-iudtllN'f pitN'n ot'.Nt'
eprina patents S5qs5 - winter stralgh's
e. d5 Il 81 25. winter patents, 81 3p1S4 pp
rprins clears. 81 - - 81 20. extra 10 ! winter,
sg +0lf s. co. extra 80 winter. - = y :" -,
kansas sfraights 81 20ns4 81 fancy sprng
pateuts SO SCI5 RYE FLOJR-Quiet
yair to good. 81 1885 10. choice 10 fancy
e. T. y 81 30 CDRSMEAI-Firn. Kiln drled
az - HAg NEAi--Firm. fine whlte. ara
lfo,r 81 35TSI 80 coarse, ST 3oiN 20
rrTr V'osrern firm. citv firm western
enrine 49, 81. standard mlddling. ~ 10, heer
M 500. rcd dog ego CITY bran. 81 10 hulk
co. = sacks. rniddling. $50 - 2 t29 rcd cog
$40. horninv chop s25 bulk $50 20 Saeks'
oilrneai. Sb4 80
PROyIsIONs-Modcrat active ana aiier
et,t.inr some irreguinrity rarlF prices he
,.iored weakness under incrf asinE s'ihhs
,.ressura due largely 20 the weaknrHs ~ cui,n
pSDR-eteadv. mess 81 Snnkln, famiIy
-, s1s 10. short clear, SIS 30 Hkla HLEF
etse,v. mess $40 50lsl1. family. SlEH
s,s -0. racket Si1 s0gti7 extra India mes-
siS1Sfs so BEEF HAhs-steady, 81 aoT
s.u 5b DRESSED HOGs-steadf, ba, gns
a. =. tsa H. pisc, 100 ID. paci 14o 10, etc.
- i01c Ct'T MEATs-Pickled bellies
ceniet 10 NJ. 1871 q isc, II ~. llHci - b'
9oTfoitc. pIckIed hams steady l4c tai
rovv ou,ei' ct,v sac. country. ~ n7hc.
Inn Er.esv. middle Wosi. soIN 3pc riir
lNh H. e. -efncd quiet. South Amsricn.
-. Ccn,insnt SOC Brazil. heEs. lOd5c.
~,rnpound unsettlee. "a Z. 'sc. SIEAhlN l.
s,eaaY cleo IA d@rc city stearipe. lne
sIt;AR-Rehned arm and unensnsed: with
standard sranuated quoted at 6loo net less
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18

per cent cash. Raw hero inactive but un
changed. with centrifugal. 90 test. standing
II i23c. muscovado. ~ tat. 3I3c, anu mo
insses sugnr, - rest, 3Isc. The Lonpon mar
Ret for beet sugar = a I'D lower with
July and August az lis 1O5s and October TO
RNE-Frm. with fairly good local busi-
-coPPER-standard dull. with
spot July. August. September and October
- log SOC London steady spot. t10 los
"a futures. t5I -. Imports reported at New
turns show exports Ok 1882 tons so far this
month. Lake. l2.I5 l3c. eiectrolytic. l202 a
~ T5c. and casting I2.37i. ii Il. soc. TIN
Easy; spot, ~ % a iac: july IL. 10 42.I3c.
August. +l.lO4 ~ 2jc. September. 40.T5d
81. TJc. and October. 90 50a 4l50c. London
Quiet. 4I5G4.j5c New York. 43Tis q t.42iic
East 50 Louis. London. fi3 IL I'd sPELTER
Quiet J.70d5.75c New York, 5.45g 55c
Eat ~ Louis. London. fe5 ANTIMONf-
Dull. CoOksons. SJOc IRON-Cleveland war
rants as in London. Locally iron Was quiet
Sl4 T5Gsl5 70 ] Southern ana No l South
ern soft. sI4 T5ds SIS p.
MOLAssES AND sIRUPS-Unchanged
NAVAL SrOREs-Spirits turpentine quiet
and a shade easier here and at Savannah.
closing barely steady here. hut steady at Sa-
changed SPIRITS TURpENTINE- Machine
b5is. 52's q 52c. TAR. 50 80. RosIN- Com
non 20 good strained. 81 70. B. Sc. d. 81 50;
T. SO 10, + ard @. s6 so. H. SO 81; /, SO %.
<, s. o.: NJ s725 \. 81 60. VIC, s. -. and
OILs-Linseed OIL unchanged. Refined pc
troleum steady at recent prices.
COTTONSEED OII-Active selling move
n'snt. Prices broke sharply closing az net de
dine Of 1N4o points. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18

Toleeo July l. T-CLOVERSEED--Ca $40 5ot
Cctober 81 a2-5. December 81 p2I March.
81 o2iz ALSIK Prime and August 80 %.
TlMOTHY-Augrst. IS 20. Sertenlher. So ~.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPT
SFaBOARD DEARaNCFs

COTTON-Marbet was weak and unsettled,
owing 10 the continued favorable average of
weather conditions in the South a bearish mi
vate condition report. unfa bic adviCes from
The cotton goods trade. easier cables than ex-
peCted and a continuation Of the Southern SELL
ing movement which seems 20 be taken as
against prospective crops Local sentiment for
some days has been bearish as a result Of the
breaking ~ the drouth in the Southwest. Local
contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18

g7se. Delaware and Maryland. 3-basket carrier
S,sSepc. Baltimore. 6-hasket carrier .9s9sl
Norfolk small crate. 3Jnf5c: iaige; Go .'e S,
iro,bouse n 1O9lZc, WArEbChEsS' AO'
bunches s2ds3.