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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
FOR HEARING ON NEW CODE
Rules for Building to Come Up
on Monday Afternoon.

Official notice was given in The city
Record yesterday that a hearing on the
proposed new building code introduced into
the Board OF Aldermen by Alderman Ken
neatly on TUESDAY, would be held at 7
o'clock on Monday afternoon. il will be
before the Committee Oh Buildings. Of
which Alderman Kenneally Is chairman.
He said Yesterday he did not expect much
opposition 20 the code, as most of the
features Of the code passed in 1909 and We
tced by Mayor Mcclellan had been modi-
fed
The fire limits-that is. the territory with
in which no frame buildings may be put
up-will not be restricted in the present
code. although two years ago an attempt
, as made 10 extend the limits in Brook
lyn. Queens and The Bronx.
The greatest protest against the code OF
1903 was that part which practically ex-
Guided cinder concrete in buildings more
than loo feet high That section. I'm part.
now reads
The freproofng Of every building erected
hereafter which IL more than 100 feet In
height. and every building OF Class which
exceeds 70 feet in height. shall be In &C
cordance with the requirements cf this sec
The hreproof construction between steel
floor and roof beams except a hereinafter
provided. shall consist Of segmental arches
of stone concrete. cinder concrete, brick or
hollow tile Of hard-burned clav semi
porous or porous terra Gotta Such arches
snail be designed 10 carr the imposed loads
with a factor Of safety OF not less than six
ard shall have rise Of not less than three
fOurths OF an inch for eacn foot OF space
between the beams. In every building In
which the live lead square foot OF hoo'
area exceeds 40 pounds only segmenta
arches shall be installed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
FINDS POLLUTION IN HUDSON
SoVernment Agent Makes In
spection South of Yonkers.

Depl'y Attorney General J. c. Nc
!, -oas' Who Is prosecuting the case OF
enfed States against The Bronx Val
!, sewerage Commission and the State
"e" York, inspected the water and the
S OF the Hudson River Yesterday al
F'm' Just south of Yonkers where the
ia "unk sewer discharges its contents.
!. vas accompanied by Edward Hatch.
49,. thurman Of the Water Pollution Com
=. O ne Merchants Association.
" inspection was made 20 enable Mr.
l., ''0ias 70 prepare for the continuation
|.y.,s-' -e'aings IN the Supreme Court
H mo commission. whose action in
O. me sewer 10 be opened last sun
|ss.1 O'iing when no Injunction could be
so. ne considers a fat defiance Of the
u we're surprised said Mr.. Hatch,
| IT,, NE sewage bu5bling up not more
VIII ''n 'eet from shore. whereas the plans
| b. we Commissioners submitted for
ee,. wal OF the government when they
es,,. armed q It's opposition 10 the dis
ass : o. un'reated sewage into the river
4 a.. O''led for such discharge at a point
n, oU IN the stream"
ssas Ncheynods said the government
soy ' mat the polluting Of the river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago. MAY Is CATTLE Receipts, ooooi
slow weak. beeves. s5as6 -; Texas steers
feeders. 81 ooas5 ~ cows and lieifers 81 90
IS 60 calves g. 75as7 q. HOGS Receipts. "a
.gV more re active a, ne early deo,ane ssS
SO 10. rough s. 65ds5 80; good 20 choice heavy
s. solse 10: pigs. s. i5asd ~. bulk OF sales
10 i5c higher. native. 81 s5as4 90: Western,
50 j0dS4 %. yearlings. - Sogs5 80. laniDs
native 81 1886 20; Western. s. 23GSI
20o including 100 southerns; steady hsh.r:
prices Of toe, dressed beef and exporr steers
s. G5QS5 Is. fair 70 good 81 1885 o. Western.
81 7jaS5 =. stockers and feeders. SFl54sa -;
southern - 250s5 Ga. southern cows. sass 5oi
native Sass % letters. 81 5ogs6 10 bulls, 81
as. calves 81 50as7 HoGs-Receipts. i2oooi
steady. bulk Of sales. s6ds6 i2's. heavy. $50
So oi's packers and butchers sbq>h - q /,
lights 81 Sass 10 h5EP - p a. ~
yearlings - 5OlSJ -. wethers. kIgS4 -. ewes,
- 75Gsi 30. stoczers ard feeders. s3Fs3 - 49,.
quiet and steady. fair 20 gooi snlppers 20
50 90 common. 81 25aSf HOGs-Receip's;
1903 market dull 2oa-5c lover. butchers and
shippers 81 25q$6 %. common. Soes5 81
SHEEP Receipts $50. market steady. S28S4.
LAMBS-Steady 81 J00S5 i0.
East Buffalo May ls.-cATTLE-RsceiP
slow. 25c lower. 81 25dss HOGS-Recepts.
LOO; fairy active. 5qloc lower. heavy. 50 4oS
SO iods0 so: rough. 81 35qS5 81. stays - 5oas5:
diaries. 81 3JGS6 80 SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. $500, active. lambs and wethers lyu
l5c higher handy lambs $3.50 -: heavy iilmb.
SJGS5 -. yearlings. sass 80. wethers - J'fI
s. So ewes. S4QS4 *; sheep. mixed. 81 50dSi 40.
fBy Telegraph 20 Tie Trioune
Louisville. MAY is-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts a5l. market firm. host lambs SAG
GAc: seconds 5AGja.c. culs. 4u5i.c. "a, sheep.
363Ac. medium and common sheep. lu3c.
[By Telegraph 20 The Tribune.
ST. Louis May s-CATTLE-Receipts , 333
demand exceeds supply prices steady sss. .
s. ~5GSG 40. heifers. - T5dS6 10. cows. 81 .5T
s. 80: Southern steers 81 350S6 Southern cows,
81 4Ods4 IS HOGS Receipts il.4S7 fairly ac-
tive: loo lower. lizhr and medam $3.50 20
packers. s. s5NS6 %. pigs. sass -, rough
s. 25GS5 30; southern pigs and hogs. - 300
81 10 sHEEP-R Receipts 1871. scarce and i5c
higher spring lambs. S6 IjG<7 - clipped lambs,
81 1896 -. clipped sheep. S4Qs4 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
EQUAL TO NATIONAL BANKS
Bankers Would Open Reserve
Association to All.
CAPITAL MUST BE THE SAME
Admission of State Banks, Saw
ings Banks and Trust Compa-
MES Provided for in Report.

Recommendations for the admission OF
state banks. savings banks and trust COM
panies, under certain conditions as mem
hers OF the National Reserve Association
proposed under the Aldrch currency re-
form plan are made by the special COM
mittee of the American Bankers Associa-
ton currency commission. in a report just
submitted TO James q. Forgan vice chair
man OF the commission. The special com
mittee is composed OF Festus j. Wade. of
81. Louis, chairman; Sol Wexler, OF New
Orleans; Myron T. Herrck. OF Cleveland;
Joseph T. Talbert. Of this city. and John
Perrin. OF Indianapolis.
The report recommends that a state bank
or savings bank be permitted 10 subscribe
TO the capital stock OF the National Reserve
Association. becoming then a member of a
local association, with the same rights and
privileges as IL II were a national bank.
provided that its capital shall be not less
than that required for a national bank in
the same town or city: that It shall main
tain a reserve against demand deposits of
the same sort and proportion as that which
the national banks in the same locality
must maintain. its deposits with state
banks. savings banks or trust companies,
however being allowed under certain con-
ditions 10 be counted as reserve in like
manner and 10 the same extent as similar
deposits OF a national bank with national
banks in such cities; and provided that 1t
shall agree 10 submit TO examinations and
to comply with such requirements as may
be ordered by the National Reserve Asso-
citation Liabilities for deposits payable
beyond thirty days. and for savings depOs-
its subject 10 notice OF sixty days or more,
are not 10 DE subject 10 the reserve re-
quirements provided for demand deposits
Trust companies are to be admitted 10
membership in the association under the
same regulations, except that il is required
that trust company shall have an unim-
paired surplus Of not less than 20 per cent.
and II In a city OF $500 or smaller popula-
ton must have not less than 100000 paid
in capital, and in a larger city a proper
tionately greater capital up 10 10000 in a
city Of 10000 inhabitants or more. No re-
serve is required against deposits payable
beyond thirty days. savings deposits sub
ject TO notice Of sixty days or more. or
moneys held in trust which are not pay
able within thirty days.
n HutuaI savings benk may SUBSCRIBE 1Or
stock of the National Reserve Association
TO an amount equal TO 20 per cent Of its
surplus, and not less. Its unimpaired sur
plus must be not less than the amount
which would be required for the capital Of
a national bank in the same locality, and
its holdings of stock Of the association
shall be increased or decreased in proper
ton 10 the increase or decrease of the
amount of its surplus The other require |
ments are virtually the same as those for
trust companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Ma Is.-WHEAr-spot steady;
No y red Western winter. no stock, No 3 Mani
tfoba IS 2ted. Futures steady; May Is III /:
Tulv is iOt4d. October SO 81 CORN-Spot
New American mixed. no stock old cuiet.
IS Sd. new American kiln dried. . llG.
Futures firm July. fs SIS september. IS
0s.d FLOUR-Wmter patents. Us HOPS N
London ,Pacihc CoastI. - 5sWf6 IS BEEF
Extra India mess. SIS Sd PORK-Prime
mess Western. rs 81. HAMS-ShOrt cut 5is.
PArON-Cumhc~laud cut. 4os. short RIB. nom
inal. clear bellies. 4ns 81 long clear mdd.es.
light 52s heavy. sos short clear backs. ils
SHOUT DERS-Square. ais 81. LARDN-Priue
Western tierces. ais sd American refined.
pals 42s Gd CHEESE-Canadiaa finest whi,s
and colored new. as 81 white Old S-s "a
colored nominal BDTTER-Fin niled
states no stock. good, SIS TtRPENI \ =
Spirits IS I'd BOSTN-Common. lis PEIR p-
'Fr- sf-Refued. cad LINSEED OIL, iNs
London May lS.-RAw SIC e ,.l ~. .,
cal lis Sd. uuacOyado. los "a. BEET SUGAR
ENay. los Ga.d LINSEED-Caicutta. May
June 67s Sd. LINsEED OIL i3s Sd R9 -.Si;,
American strained. ia los. PETROLEI M
American refined. Jtd spirits. SEQ. TCR-
PENTTN E-Spirits SOS %. RCsIN-Ameri-
can strained us. fine. los 81.
Antwerp. MAJ iS-PETROLEuM ~ frames
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
WANT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
Park Commissioners Likely to Select
One Next Week.

No action was taken at the meeting Of
the Park Board yesterday in regard 70 the
appointment OF n successor 70 Samuel Par
sons, jr.. as landscape architect. Commits
sioner Higgins. who has come out publicly
for julius V BurGgevin. Superintendent OF
Parks in The Bronx. did not state his pref
erence at the meeting Another person
mentioned for the post is George f Pente-
cost. jr.. who was landscape architect in
Mayor Strongs administration. II was said.
however. that the matter would probably
come up next Thursday.
Andrew D. Parker counsel for Samuel
Parsons. sent letter 10 the Park Board
saying his client knew nothing II the visit
of Professor Whitney to New York. The
letter filed three typewriter sheets and
reviewed some Of the testimony before
Commissioner Fosdick. Commissioner Slower
said II was a letter that was not logical"
He would write answer later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. May IL. 1911.
BEEyES-Receipts. sS cars, or LAB head.
all for slaughter. NO trading in live cattle.
Dressed beef in fair demand az 9~o%c. LIVER
pool cattle market. ili4ni3tc. dresses
weight. IN addition 10 onal Exports, 100 ca'ts
10 Antwerp.
CALVES Receipts. 372. including III for
the marker. Feeling steady and common 70
choice veais sold az sGnsT 80 per 100 ID. No
butterrnilks offered. Dressed calves In fair de-
msnd al ga he for city dressed vssls. few
selected. l4c. country dressed. =, q 10 &c.
Sales-s Sanders 80 se4lz ifD N 2veraoe'
81 30 per 100 10. l. 100 H. So
$ Judd & Co 20 vesls. 1871 ID. 81 40.
SHEEP AND IiNBS-Rece,pts 1914 carS.
or 3.023 head. including car for the market;
3 cars on sale sheep nominaily steady, prime
would have sold strong II here. No spring
lambs offered Gull sheep sold AZ 81 so per 100
10 inferior % medium clipped lambs. sass
Dressed mutton steady AZ ~ n 9izc per nj
dressed lambs at iOi- n i3c country dressed
dollhouse lambs al s3d SO - Per carcass
safes-S. Sanders 800 clipped Bu1aio
lambs. - 10 average. So per 100 10, 3is. ~ ~
81 Gj. 2sT - 10, 81. 30 unshorn, IL 10. 81 90
{ Gull sheep 50 H. 81 30
HOGS Receipts. 10 cars or 900 head. all
for slaughter except a few head Feeling
easier and heavy 20 Light hogs ouotabIe a
SSn S. 20 per 100 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
SAVING IN NEW FIRE BOXES
Commissioner Says Gamewell Monopoly
Is Broken in This City.

Commissioner Waldo awarded the con-
tract for the installation Of FIVE hundred
new fire alarm boxes yesterday. the sue
cessful bidder being the star Electric Com
pany. Of BinghamtOn, y. Y. The awarding
Of the contract 70 the Star COMPANY ac-
cording 70 the Commissioner. breaks the
monopoly so far as the Fire Department
is concerned. which for many years has
been held by the Gamewell Fire Alarm
Telegraph Company, Of New York, which
Il characterized as the Fire Alarm
Trust" BY the award. ne also says that
the city is saved al,iI
There will soon be needed FOR the city
about six thousand OF the new boxes. The
five hundred new boxes will be installed In
Brooklyn as soon as the money is OBJ
tanned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19

New York. MAY Is. 1917.
GRAIS-WHEAT-Very nervous. cables
were lower than expected. bur after opening
at a SLIGHT decline the American markets de-
veoped decided hrmness ami a0v9nced about
&c. There was further apprehension telt re
garding the reports Of no.. dry weather IN
the southwest, and traders again showed
caution about taking risks on the snort
side in view 81 the big discount al
which new crop months are selling
undei sn0ts During the afternoon the market
weakened and closed at net loss Of a a y
No . red. psc elevator. and 99c % ahoal
nominal No Northern Duluth 81 Os &c o b
q noat. TORN-During the early trading the
market worked no = 10 &c. but weakened
late with wheat and closed az net loss OF
" a - Export 40. >. 60 &C % ahoat
nominal OATS-Flrm most of the day. but
lost the early gain. closing unchanged 20 &c
not lower cash oats easier. standard white
4oc. 40 , 40isc 20. O. 392.c. No !, 30 &c
RYE=NomfnaL BARI EY-Nomi1al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
kAYy BOND ISSUE SANCTIONED

Topeka. Kan. May B-The State Rail
road BOARD granted the Missouri, Kansas
9 Tsxas Railroad Company permission to-
Ia, IN issue 100000 in bonds, 100000 to
-, snen, IN bot,erment OF the road In Kan
- The board last week refused the ap-
n,,cation Of the company TO issue No7 $50 600
i'm bonds because the purpose u 'he oohus
Was not plainly enough dehned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Nav fS-rhe offerings AZ the wool
auction sales to-day amounted 20 1906 bales.
secured merinos sold quickly 20 the Continent.
and coarse crosshrcds We're steady and taken
principally bv the home trade. Heavy WOODS
were neglected and easy. May 20 has been SCI
COR the closing OF the sales TO-cays sales
follow. Now South Wales ? 500 bales secured
il ldqfs Cd. greasy. cad bis %. Queensland.
600 bales. secured Is 3d0is fiiad greasy
7ldQrs 2ied victoria. l.40O bales. secured
lOdGis iOl-d. greasy. 6i-dAis 2izd south
Australia. 200 bales greasy. SN II I'D New
zealand : 500 bales secured. is I I'D IS
i1i9d. greasy Gtdais 2iad Cape % Good
Hope and natal. 800 bales. greasy. 81. r II p d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19

Spot quiet with prices points higher at
~ Zoe Tor middinR upland. delivered on con
tract 700 bales Liverpool cshles-Spot quie' ;
sales 5000 bales. speculation and export. 300
American. 1000. imports. 1000 middling up-
points ADVANCE. closed steady 2i9GJis points
higher. MAY S.19d. May-Iune. sl0ied. June
Tuly S0Ot2d. Juy-August. 194 iad August
September : as I'D September October. 7.26lsd 3,
october November 70sd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
TOid. Decemher-Jauuary. January February AMI
February March. GOD. March-April. 609'ef.
COFFEF-Firrncr closing . q 10 points n7t
higher with sales of $4,000 bags. The upturn
In values and the buying were based N steady
markets abroad where Havre closed unchanged.
Hamburg unchanged % q. pfennlg higher Bra
Iii arm AZ an advance Of - % 30 reis. and cost
ard freight offers very firmly held. private
cable from Rio said that No was selling az
II zoe cost and freight. and that the market
was firm and advancing Santos As quoted mere
az - soc. cost and freight but there were some
sales reported at slightly under this hgure. rpot
unchanged az li7sc for Rio No :. Local con
tv1es .rrfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

1911 1910 1909
81 VK IN NAV 81 0sil 600 s.. 7g4 coo 81 712 600
July May "a IS 4O3 1870 50 go 100 35 020 4s5
COLORADO & SOUTHERN LINES
% Vk In MAY s245 291 S3io.sTS Ses5 $40
Juiv Ma IL "a III 800 - GJ7 0is n $50 il3
GRAND TRUNK.
2d VIZ In MAY SsT7.ioi Ss40. 7j6 S7iZG72
Jolly NAV "a 3s.9'9.515 3I,9lo. ~ ~. So2 800
INTERNATIONAL. & GREAT NORTHERN.
"a VIZ IN NAV. $751;. coo sl56.O00 SAL G10
Tnlv Nav "a 7s7s.OOo 1884. 900 7.l~G l94
MISSOURI. KANSAS TEXAS.
.,,,,hs~ Of miles g3sl 3.O7e
"a WI In Ma Sl3n 2d3 sll.9si
'Inlv MAY u. .5.707. 100 23.5od.t0i -
MISSOURI PACIFIC
"a yk in May S96s 600 Sg12.oDr SSig 900
Tuly NAV "a. 40 3GG.94T 80, iu7.6Ii 40.G3s 40
TEXAS s. PACIFIC.
% oil in MAY x243.G95 S2'5. i23 SaJ7 sG2
ian MAJ IL 3 go 752 5.Go7.I45 5.0i7. 7s3
HUDSON VALLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
APPLY TO CLEARING HOUSE.

The New York Trust Company the Lin
coin Trust Company and the Franklin
Trust Company, OF Brooklyn. have made
application for admission to membership in
rho New York Clearing House. bringing
m 70 sixteen the number Of trust com
NAMES the application Of which are now
before the Clearing House authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago MAY - A fall In the barometer to
dav helped carry down the price y wheat The
suggestion Of wet weather too strong - %
resisted by dealers who had a handsome prort
ir sight Accordingly. selling became somewhat
general and the close was : r9sc lower than
last night Corn finished iic down. oats
isqi.c OF "a i,dhc Up ana provisions az
decline u "a T5c Range u prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19

New York It Ia uncertain how long .nM rs,,
will hold The business was good the ATE, ps sd
OF last week while the warm weather ias,e.
hui the market is net yet IN healthy condition'
Twenty four hours viii decide whether the p'e'-
ent rate will hold or not. a :.
The receipts ~ mix and cream In p@usr'
cans for the week ended May - were az foHovs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
>EABOARD CLEARANCES.


reached and crossed by July contracts In the
morning with that delivery selling a 1906
or points above the closing price ~ the pre-
vious day, and Sll ~ q bale above the low
level Of last February Other old crop posi-
lions also made new high records for the sea-
son. but heavy realizing was encountered
around ljc and a sharp break followed. which.
however was practically recovered in the later
trading. although renewed realizing sent prices
on several points from the best In tho last few
minutes. with the close steady. net points
low on August and from 20 points net
higher on other deliveries Reports Of further
advances IN some Of the Southern spot markets
undoubtedly helped the near months here.
Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
b. LINE TO START sEAsoN

= ,o-ca. '-'he steamers start up the Hud-
lssade to-roo ana the frst trip down win Inc
sL1e pr o,n3foN The Hudson Rive nv
*'oss ''es better service than ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterday closing
quotations for government bonds cornpdreu
with Wednesdays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles y. Barney n Co. No .
Broad street, New York. and 40. 100 South
4fh street PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
MOLAssE> AND >YRUP>-steady. with

NAVAL -TOREs-Sprits turpontine lower
her, and "a Savannah. with slow business
Rosin nj 80 lower Tar unchanged spirits tur-
pcntine machine bbls. Gtc. TAR .,
RoSTN. common 20 guod strained 81 20. B.
e. 70. ID S75l. r. s75Til. F. 81 60. g. s. Ga.
n and T. a -. X. s. 81 NJ 81 %. y. s..
VIC. s. 10 and WV. s. -.
OIIs-Iinseed oil unchanged. Rchned pctro'
leum steady AT recent prices.
CoTToNsFFp Oif.-Firper and prices AZ
the close we're 3UI points net higher. Local con
tract price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19

FLOUR AND NEAI-Flour very inactive
with BUYERS holding out for lower prices en-
courazed BY the decline In wheat spring pat
cufs s. q 81 30 winter straiRhts. 81 % fC 81 - .
winter patents 81 2OdS4 90. spring clears
81 s5Qsi 20. extra No I winter. 81 40G 81 go.
extra No winter 50 2J0 81 81. Kansas
straiShts 81 25G 81 40. fancy spring patents
1sdSG81 RYE FLOUR-Quiet fair 70
good s. S5ffS5 %. choice 20 fancy. s. l0U
s. 80 CORNMEA I-Dull. kiln dried 81 BAG
MEAL-Steady. hne white and yellow. 81 l5u
81 20. coarse. 81 l0GSl IS. FEED-Western
spring s26U 500 81 standard mddling. sea
81, brand S25 80 bulk So sacks. niddlnG.
S274S2S -. red doc, SOS ~. hominv chop. S22
bulk Se3 20 sacks. olmeal. 500 50G Sl+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
BOSTON STOCKS.
Bld.Asked
4 10 1nAn

Furnished by Charles Head a CO. No II Broad
street New York;
LAND STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal. IF. o. b. aHoat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
PORCUPINE STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY Van schalck & c.. No. wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19

NH W. ~
and Mav n T5H $50, june. lf.55i7 n n n1r
JULY II so 70 re. and August ~ s. D. 10 l2c
London Err, spot. ia - Sd futures. 500.
Saiea - TONS June ~ ii.N7is Lake conner
ing q 7s1 .sTi.c TfN-Firm. spot and
Nav 90 iai. % $3.50. June. 43d +2.J0c, July
/ 4aGa ~ - soc. August. il.5O04lTjc. Lon.
dom steqdr. spot. fi9S los. futures $3.50
! sales - tons July ~ - G2isani - tons
/ august n ftT5 LEAD-Quiet; io0 SOC
/ Vow York. f200 % East 80. Louis. London
/ l3 SPET.TEll--Quet. J.35 as. 4Oc New York
! 80 85.5c East 81 Louis London f24 IS 90
ANTIMONE--Du Cooksons, SpVSa sd
IRON-f'icvelaud warrants, iGs iu London
/ Locally 0uict 40. ! foundry Northern. 40
I fnundr, Southern and 40. ] foundry southern
/ soft f525H&f5 -. so. foundry Northern
! sIL n Ell 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19

II GAR-ketncd ntd 4 little better deIudNu'
with prices unchanged. standard granulatcd.
1 0Oc net less per cent Rehners are advis-
ing nrompt Withdrawals Raw inactive. some
nea rhv sugars were offered AZ I.SGc. basis 9l
test. bur not takon. All prices were nominal.
centrifugal gG test. sec: muscovado. 80 test
r 36c and mOasses sugar ~ test. b. lie The
London market FOR beet sugar was unchanged
10 a.d dearer. MAY ANA June. los esd. Au-
RICF-sieadv bur quiet and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19
PROVISIONS r,

PRDN l~lON~- fsa~Ifi AlNrI dkEi 'rSlfF
irg Influenced h~ n decline ~ 10 points in tne
hog market and fairly liberal receipts Hi
Western points cash demand moderate. and
stocks liberal PORK-Parey steady. mess.
75qStS25 family. SIS j00s2o short
cleer sfGGS1S BFEr-Stcadv. mess. 81 -
=, Sf3. family Si3 sou Si4. packet. Sl3N
an 20 extra India mess. S2n4 500 80 BEEF
WANs-s2f 80 ~ 81 % DRESSED HOGS
Eas'cr. baCons Dc. $50 lbs. De. 100 lbs &c
40 his Ole. pigs 0isc CIT Me ATS
picked bellies steady, 10 lbs. i2iac. y Tbs.
lie. - lbs. lotlc, picNed hams. ia. - - lec.
TAI.LOW-Quiet. city. l5-lGc. country =.
TGi. a. T.ARB-Easier. Middle West g. 100
81 20. citv steady. 77,c. refined South Ameri-
can 81 G0. Continent s. 500 Brazil kegs.
$40 20. compound - Q7ssc STEARGNE-
Oleo n, "a Sc. city lard. o.. Q0&c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-19

Greenhut Bldg. 81 door 9th Ave.
and 18th ST.. y Y. city.
! K. senior. Inc. ZIG " i25th ST.
Adams Flanagan Co. 81 and West
chester Ayes. New York city.
Mcfarland 4 O'Flaherty. sth Ave.
cor I'D St. New York Ciry
80 30 Ave. New York city
Ica Ave. a bet. 10Th y ilth Avs