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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

PROvISYONs-Easler under liquidation. and
on a cable from Liverpool saving that
2 900 600 pounds n Chinese prime steam lard
ana 5000 Chinese hogs had arrived m that
market PoRk-steady mess $isasls 30
family SIS 'c9 $50 s 81 . cear va -
packet. sl3 5oaSl4. extra India mess 81 g
s2l 50. BEEF HAMs-Quiet; 500 s2s
DRESSED HoGs1SSfH ga SaG ,i DC $50 i9
%EATs-Piclfed bellies barely steady 10 III.
i2isc' Y 10. 1l%c; - H. lon q11c Picked PICKLE,
eitT' b 1910. country 5.. d6hc LARD-
Fssy. Middle West. Sl0d s2Oc: city barely
steady: NC. renned easy. South America.
o 55o. Continent. s6oc. Brazil kegs. 1o.55c
CUiet: oiso. 7&c. CITY lard aa9i[c
HICF-ouiet but receipts have been light.
end this gave steady tone. with prices main
tained Dan Taimages Sons Company tele
graphs the Louisiana crop movement az New
orleans 10 date as showing receipts ~ 1.156. %
400 SACKS rough. against 1852 74a last year.
aaainst ,o6O. $40 year ago
srGAR-Renned frm but cuiet and un-
per cent cash. Raw here shade higher.
Win sales of 5000 bags Cuba centrifugal.
loading. at 2hc. basis &c test cost and
freight equal 10 3 SIC and that is the quoted
price Tor spot Muscovsdo 50 test. 2 &C.. and
nolasses sugar SO test 3i1c. The London
market for beet sugar was hrm and Nd
dearer. with Nay and June at los cad ana
METALS -coPPER-stsndard weak. spot.
MAJ and June. " S0N ll-INc. July and August.
] Goa / / 75c. London quiet. spot f53 los "a
futures f54 So cd. lake copper 1891, n
~ SOC. elcctroytic. 1212i. ~ DC. casting
11.s7is 1?c TIN-Easy. SPOT Nav and
June ~ 7bG - 25c: July ~ 25a42o. August.
f2ik a ~ 62iIc. London hrm. SPOT fIaa
futures. tisa LEAD--Eosy spot 4od SOC
New York 4250430c East s. Louis London
~ i2s I'd SPELTER Dull b40Qs 45c New
York 52On SOC East 81 Louis London f2i
Is Cd ANTIMONY-Dull. Cookson's oG
o soc TRON-Cleveland warrants. us I'd in
London Locally quiet No foundry North
ern 10 ! southern and No Southern soft
si5 2b0si5 10: No foundry Northern. si5
HfDFs--Ouiot in all Departments The trend
e seeu1inglv in favor ~ buyers as mere IL
M, q good demand for leather.
LEAJHER-Quiet but steady ana prices un-
uRv;,s -steadv but only fairly active rs
sen,'et oils moving out AZ fun prices with
nero and there some hrmncss. as stocks were
nnder good control Roots sold at full prices
wOLAssEs AND slRtPs--steady but quiet
7'N aVaI .TOREs-spirlts turpentine fairly
,c,tve with marke, stcady here and firm a,
csvsnnsh hut prices not materially changed
oITS-IJnseed unchanged Refined pctro-
Io,,n, steady al recent prices.
CcTTOSSFED 0iI.--ouiei ana nrices = ltttl-
.asier owing 10 IN, circulation ~ about 2 600
Ma noticee and the weakness iu lard A. tie
: ofe prices were 3a7 points net lower Local
contract prices. 49,
open High. Low. Close. day
s Msy .................e25 e2o $40 oi0aS3i S2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. May .. 1911.
BEEyES 32is cars. or 400 head.
ell for slaughter. except few head No trad
ing la live cattle Feeling steady Dressed
beef steady. No later cables. Exports none.
CALNES-Receipts. go head Including 100
for the market Prices full steady. Common
TO choice veals sold AT S. a0ds7 % per 100 III;
huttermliks nominal. Dressed calves steady at
sqi2i.c for city dressed veals and 81 a lOo
FOR country dressed calves.
Sales-Tobin d shannon: a6 veais i43 III
average. 81 % per 100 Ii: II. III 10. s. 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1914 cars.
ket. AZ cars sale. Steady FOR both sheep
and lambs: spring lambs slow to easier, Good
clipped sheep sold AZ 81 so per 100 ID ordinary
to prime clipped lambs 81 25ds6: Tennessee
spring lambs, 81 Is per 100 III. Maryland, S.
per head. Dressed mutton steady at ! a &c per
III: dressed lambs. l0is l2i2c. country dressed
dollhouse lambs. $40 Sc 30 per carcass.
saes-Tobn & shannon 2Ss clipped Michi.
Buffalo. 20 III. 81 % Yesterday-i9i clipped
state lambs. 90 10. 81 80; go unshorn. 81 To-.
so s7i.
Kerns Commission company. o52 Tennessee
see sheep, 1l2 10. 81 so. SO Maryland spring
lambs. s. per head.
HOGS-Receipts. 10 cars, or 2.72s head. in
Guiding half a car for sale Market higher at
$50 so ~ per 100 IN. Country dressed hogs no
longer quoted
sales-Tobin & shannon: 80 state hogs. 1856
II average Sc 10 per 100 lb: roushs. 375
W. r. Hume date yesterday: ~ state hogs
$50 ID. So 80. 10. 1872 ID. so 40; roughs 375
II II. Hollis date yesterday: II state hogs,
100 N, 81 40. ,. 3S5 ID. So.
Andrew Mullen date yesterday state
hogs. 200 IL. SO %. rough. 42o III. 81 81
Kerns Commission Company q state hogs.
eoi n. SO -. | rough. go 10, So -, . 375 ID,
SIS: 1 boar. $50 10. 80 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

These petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court:
AREF, NAJI and kIMMIL kHOURY, Of
Aref khoury & Bros. manufacturers OF
kimonas, No. Il Rector street, involuntar
Ralph Wolf. receiver. Liabilities, $4,000.
and assets. 5000.
HENRY HOFFMAN, wholesale and re-
tail dealer in tea and coffee under the
STYLE Of the Hoffman Tea and Coffee Com
pany. No. lH Division street. with a re-
tail store at Wendover and Washington
avenues The Bronx; involuntary. Liabih-
ties $1,000 and assets. 5000.
HERMAN HARVERS Of 1892 Park ave
nue.. formerly a saloonkeeper. voluntary.
Liabilities 81 .947: assets. $50
HENRY M1LLANG. salesman, Of No.
OF West goth street. voluntary. Liabilities,
81 .224 and no assets. -
PHII.LTP, ABRAHAM and JOSEPH L.
eastman who compose Philip eastman
:, Rrothers manufacturers Of feathers, at
No 10 Broadway: involuntary. Liabilities
tStimsfed at $4,000, and assets. $500
LYMAN MARKUN. manufactures Of
obildren's cloaks. Nos. 10 and ~ Greene
street. involuntary Walter 6. Low, re-
sti,,er assets estimated az $500
MELVIN T HARDY, OF No. l5s West
,qiet street. formerly dealer IN paper al
H 1?lS' o. Reekn1an street; voluntary. LA
SS,t,te9 sSs 4is. and no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

ss;As ?ss " 3 sssss ai BETS Els
loo Gunchs soa slaFp; box; ,,SS.sl CARROTS 100
crate i5casl %. red. s2ass. cEr.ERY Ao case
81 so@s3 50; CORN, case. 81 5oasi 80; cUcUM-
E bsRs s. sssss' s'g e. RSyAGik Iii
ROLE. So 6Oqs4 80; EGGPLANTs hoy STA
81 so: HoRsERApIsH, 100 n. SASS. LET
TIE Tie oas 6 ,ocusz -. LEXIS 100 bundles
sarly- Dol s2asa So plain s$S gs box pAb sSi 81
gsAs . MITh small ba:s ass' 3. @., baskets
large baskets, SO 5ods3 ~: South eroI,,o S has
ket slasl 80; PEPPERS box. SO sOas3 car
s RI s. % S S R0MIAiNE yrsna basket
BARE. 100 punches, 81 509s3: PARISHES has
ket 75casl: SPINACH: Norfolk, bbi siasi so;
soTAs H new BOY. siasi S 20 n noo punches s
ket 81 25G$i so. small basket. maxi Cd
s b s24sS % TERY FioSR uta6ss1 sb
cuba 81 25as2; wATERcREss. loo lunches inches
HOTHOUsE PRODUCTs-cucumbers dull
and weak. Lettuce dragging Mushroom. lover
Tomatoes scarce. CTCCMBERS pos,on DOZEN
29qeoe; LETTUCE Dbl s2asi Boston. strap
TOES. n. 1890.
NUTs-Goods In the shell entov,ny = fair
trade and advices hold firm Imnor,e1 snanIsh
shelled offered in limited way at sisa6s.c per
n PEANUTS Virginia hand picked Jumbo. N.
ssgsshe: fancy, So; ex,ra. .i'.ei shsIIed Jumbo
shelIed 40 I. 7c; 40 2 5l1asc '"''' '''''''''
HONEi Market entirely bare OF clover OK.
tracted. Other grades quiet and concessions
arc made 20 attract business Clover comb 10
log lac: extracted. 9al0c. buckwhnai comb I
40; extracted 6dic. West Indian extracted
as to quality, gallon. I361sc
BEESW Quotation Of 2oa 3nc covers the
little business doing In average fine domestic
wax.
MAPLE st6AR-Supplies have been liberia.
but seem 10 be slackening up a bit mi. week
demand very eht, and trade slow. with out
side quotations reached only in a small wav
sugar. small cakes No. loaiilsc syrup. gallon
700 soc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, May s.-wHEAr--spot dull; No
2 red Western winter. stock; No Man
itobs, Is Cd No 3 Manitoba, Is Id; futures
easy: May, Re lid. July. a. I'D October.
As Sad CoRN-Spot. new American mixed.
firm. Is Id; old American mixed. steady. Sc
3hd; new American kiln dried. Arm. Sc 81:
futures quiet. July. IS I'D; September. ~ I'd.
fLOUR-Winter patents. ais I'D. HOPS IN
LONDON OPacinc Coasp, f5Hfs BEEF-Ex-
ira India mess. SIS Sd. PORk-Prims mess
Western lis 81. HAMS-Short cut. 52s a..
BACON--CumberSand cut. sos 81. short rib,
nominal. clear bellies. Sis Sd long clear mid.
dies light. j3s Sd heavy. sis, snort clear
backs ass SHoULDERST-squsre AS al.
LARD-Prime Western. tierces. as ~. Amer
lean refined. pals. AS cHEEsE-csnadisn
finest white and colored. new. SIS. white. old.
SIS Sd; colored. old. 6ss. Bur1ER-Finsr
United States. sss; good SOS. TURPENrrNE
Spirits. sos. RosfN-Common. i7s 81. Pc
TRoLEUM-Refned. SD L1NsEED OH;
spot. quiet. 27s lad. TALLow--Aus,raiiaa
in London. easy. 33s I0i3d.
London MAY o-sUGAR-Raw. centrtfu-
gal. lis "a: muscovado. tns ID; beet. Nay.
los 6a.d. LINSEED-Calcutts. May-Jure, sIe
%. LINSEED OIL. as ed. SPERM OIL fss
los Observation-Disclosures refined. 5sd
spirits, sid TURPENrINE-spiri,. 50:
ROSrN-American strained. ISIS, hns. ms ~.
Antwerp, May o.-PETROLEUM. 10 franco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
OUTLOOK TO DELANo BRIGHT
Railroads Doing Better Than Last
Year. SAYS Wabash s Head.

2 A Delano. president Of the Wabash
Railroad. who is in the city. expressed HIM
sef Yesterday as optimistic over the bust
ness outlook IN the west. AS evidence that
business there was not as much depressed
as recent reports would make people be-
Nev. he pointed out that the railroads as
whole are handling about as much traffic
Is they ever have az this season Of the year
and that some Of them were showing an
ir,rease Of from 70 10 per cent over this
time last year
He also called attention 70 the fact that
this showing IL being made notwithstand-
Inc that consumers are buying in a hand
iC-rnouth fashion. Consequently. he thinks
81 fair 20 assume that there will be an
expansion rather than a recession from
the present volume Of trade He also be-
leves that. If anything like present expec-
ta,ions for crops are realized. the general
business Of the country will be good. in
spite % talk Of tariff revision and other
disturbing factors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
FREEMAN FOR TEXAS G. PACIFIC.

EX-Judge Thomas j. Freeman. receiver
for the International & Great Northern
Railroad, was elected first vice-president
and a director of the Texas & Pacific Rail-
way Company at special meeting OF the
directors. held yesterday. He took the
place of John T. Terry on the board.
The election of Judge Freeman. who, it
was learned. will be In full charge of
operations of the Texas & Pacific. is ex-
pected to result in the establishment of
closer relations between that road and the
International & Great Northern. both of
which are controlled by the Gould inter-
ests. The latter road will be sold under
foreclosure on May Is. and ii is the plan
eventually. ii is understood 10 place Mr
Freeman in charge of the operating man
agement of both roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

orally paid for good average clips. With q
secured. cost here Of 4744oc. Most OF the
buyers are IN Nevada. Utah and wyoming.
Leading domestic quotations for old clip:
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces - Deiains
able &c; half blood combirs. 26021ct three
eighths. 24lzn25c; one-duarter. 342lc; DE-
lsine. upwashe !. 24c: fine. unwashsd. ts42oc.
Michigan. Wisconsin and New York heeces-
Fine unwashej. II nc: delaine. 23c: half blood,
25c. Kentucky. Indiana ana Missouri-rhree-
eishths blood. 25c. one-quarter. 23c-
Secured basis-Texas--Fine II months 80
41c fine, to S months. 43444c. hne fall.
~ q i2c. Calfornia-Nor,hern, 4sd50c; mid
die county 4jT47c: Southern, 43c. Oregon
Eastern No staple, 54d 55c; Eastern cloth
ing. 4sn soc. Valley No I. +sn4ac Territory
Fine staple. ~ q soc. hns medium. 81 q 32e.
fine clothing. ASH soc; fns medium. As 4tIe;
half blood cornbing. 50d52c. thres.eighths.
is15oc one-quarter 46a4sc.
PHILADELPHIA. 5o952c; nns A, asa SOC; A
supers. $50 4sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

feeders. S4as So 80: cows and hsifers 81 4o@
S. ss calves 81 75ass s.. HoGs-Receipts.
steady and ae,.s q, q. sa 1n prices sn
~ SO :e; 6s rough 50 7oa s. IS good 10 choice.
besyy' IS s5ase o5; pigs. s. 75ass IL: bulk Of
sales 10 sHE 7o Wss,srn q s aSS
st15. yearlings 81 500 81 50. lambs native.
81 a5 SO 40: Western. s5ase2 50 e,,
30. active and steady. vEALs-Receipts. So
active and steady at s5d 81. HoGs-Recei y, s
active and ISG sshS York Ssavs and % ps
ca -05 sr 70. roushs s. 35d IS 20 stays. san
s5 diaries. So c5nse 20. SHEEP AND
LAMBs-Receipts. 1000 fairly aeti'e AND
cincinnati May a--CATTLE-Receipts 50;
steady; fair 10 good shippers ~ ,o@ 80 80
common. 81 2sg 81 10, H Ssnnsr, Sc ssa ss 10
common. 81 75ass2 % sHEEP-Reoeipts' 10;
steady at s2Gs3 rs; lambs strons at ~ ooa
20 Kansas city. May o--cArTLE-Rec rs
10 600. including 200 southerns; stesdy 10 i've
lower. dressed beet steers - 90 sSo ss
stockers and feeders. s5ds 20; southern. ~ %
1s5 Is: Southern cows, 251s4 ~ natlve'
ss5s' lives e' s4Gse75 HoGs-Receipts q. :
ooo' strong 10 &c higher; bulk 81 sales. 50 ~ a
s5o7i, heavy. 81 IS: packers and butchers
sSS7iI n 90: iishts. s5ao0s6. sHEEP-Re-
eo,n,. : 900 steady to t0c higher: lambs, 81 q
ssss earrings - 500 81 81: wethsrs. 81 9oW
81 so; ewes. So 50asi 10; stockers and feeders
S3a SO 30.
nv Telegraph 70 The Tribune
G. = o,u. Nav a--CATTLE--Recept 400
t,iriv active and 1OTi5c lower. steers. 50 90
AZ 10 hefers. 81 9oass cows, s. iog - ~;
Southern steers. 81 81 81 10 10: cows, - 400
:. 49, tocs-Rpceipts. 1855. active ana &c
higher: nsht 70 medium, ssass 62,a pssker 2,
s. 75Q SO 10. heavy, s6q 81 10; rougn. ss Ut
s, IT 2.ss2 about steady; spring
ian,hs 81 o0d Sc 35: clipped lambs, $685.
clipped sheep, So 75VSf
fBv Telegraph to The Tribune.
Louisville Nav 9-sHEEP AND LANBs-
peccints AZ. for two days l.570. market quiet
- bo,,, .;eadv. hest spring lambs selling az
&C. down; medium and Gull lambs hard 70
seiI ~ low prices. Best fat wool sheep 81. ~
3s.c: medium and common sneep nara 10 sell
at, I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. May a. large number OF buyers
attended the opening Of the third series OF
wool auction sales here TO-DAY. moderate
selection. amounting TO il.s2s bales caussd
animated bidding, and nrm prices prevailed:
Coarse crossbreds advanced per cent. aHd
all other grades ranged from unchanged to
per cent higher. Purchases for America we're
limited The sales follow. New South Wales.
400 bales greasy. 4%ddls 1hd. victoria 500
bales. secured. ls1ls 10d; greasy, 'kj9 y
lid West Australia. 100 bales greasy.
7i.d9Is New Zealand. $500 bales: sccured,
ifdGls 81 greasy s%dfls ID. Cape Of Good
Punta Arenas 5000 bales greasy. 6dd1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
X. C. SOUTHERN ELECTION.

Kansas City. Mo, May Samuel Nc
Roberts, vice-president of the National
City Bank. Of New York. +. F. Swinney.
president of the First National Bank of
Kansas City, Mo, and Arthur Turnbull, of
New York. were elected directors Of the
kansas City Southern Railway Company
to-day. They succeeded George Craig, OF
Port Arthur, Tex; Adolphus Busch. of St.
Louis and D. G. Boissevain. of New York.
respectively The other twelve directors of
the road were reelected. The directors are
10 meet in New York in ten days and elect
officers j. A. Edison is now president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

Spot quiet, with prices 10 points higher. al
375c for h1iddling upland. no sales. deliveries
on contract. 200 bales Liverpool cables Spo,
dull sales. 5000 bales; speculation and export
800. American. :. 600 imports. 10. go. American
IL 900 niddling upland. sad. Futures opened
Steady al 2F3i3 points advance. closed steady
a. net advance OF lar points. MAY. 07d .
May-June. o2l1d. June-July 7e3kd; July
August. 7S5l5d. August September. 32i7d Sep
ternber October. 70sd October November
SID November December 6e2i2d. Deem
ber-January. G. s0Hd January February, Febru-
ary.Msroh and Msrch-Arril. SOD
C0FFEE-ouet. sales. 2l,50o bags. price
movements narrow closing net unchanged TO $
points lower Havre closed at decline Of an
Il franc. Hamburg Z pfennig lower and
both Rio and santos were unchanged Cost and
santos A. being quoted At - 25dl2 S0c 90 and
As At 1913 d12isc, IS AT u 6odl2 Zoe and 2s and
IS AZ 12G z, while Rio Is were II zoe Spot un-
changed al &c for Rio No I. Local contract
urces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
PHILADELPHIA BROKERS FAIL

Philadelphia. May 9--Jamison Bros. x
Co, bankers and brokers. announced their
insolvency on the local stock exchange to-
day and later fled a voluntary petition in
bankruptcy. They say their liabilities are
@ilS96 and assets S3o5,776. The firm is said
TO have at one time transacted a large pO-
htical business. and among the creditors are
George McCurdy, president of Common
Councils. Sl350O. and William McCoach, col
loctor Of internal revenue for this district.
$1,000. The firm ascribes the failure to I'M
favorable tines and loss of business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
3. g. Nj. REDUCES DIVIDEND.

The directors Of the Boston & Maine Rail-
road Company declared yesterday quar-
terly dividend Of ! per cent on the common
stock which was a reduction of one-half Of
1 per cent from the quarterly rate paid
since 1905. and places the stock on a per
cent basis. The road is controlled by the
New York. New Haven & Hartford. the
president Of which Charles s. Mellen, is
also president Of the Boston & Maine Mr..
Mellen said recently that there was no
likelihood of the New Haven road having
10 reduce its dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New ork, May y. WI,
GRAIN HEAT-Experienced q sharp de-
cline, closing AT net loss Of = a i.c, There
was heavy and general liquidation following
reports Of rains both In the American and
Canadian Northwest and declines OF over &c
a bushel In the Minneapolis and Winnipeg
markets. The European visible supply showed
decrease OF $4,000 bushels. compared with
a decrease Of 2.92S. 600 last week and de-
crease Of 100000 last year Bradstreets
worlds visible showed A decrease OF IL. iO4,-
600. compared with a decrease year ago OF
I,3IS.oO0. Cash demand poor and exporters
not active buyers. although sales were re-
ported Of IS loads of No > red wheat from
New York 10 Antwerp. part late Monday. and
loads Of Manitoba wheat al outports. No
red. $50 elevator, and osl4c Z b ahoat.
No Northern Duluth 81 0si. afost.
CORN-Fairly steady early. but. during the
DAY an easier feeling developed. and final
prices were a sc net lower. Pradstreets
visible showed decrease Of o39 900. against
a decrease last year OF 4o3 moo Export
sales. loads al outports. Export new No 2
hi'c 7 afoat. OATS--Inactive. but steady.
Bradstreets visible decreased 400 900, COM
pared with decrease last wear Of DOL ooo
Cash oats easy; standard white. 3oi2c: No ..
3a&c; 10 3, 3oi.c No 4. soc. RYE-Nom-
inaL BARLEY--Easy: mailing. 81 156s1 II
I New York. BUCKWHEAr--ouiet;
American, SIC per bushel c 1 New York.
Canadian, Gle c Z New York for export.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
INSURANCE OFFICERS REELECTED

Life Insurance Company was held yester-
oay The retiring class Of directors. to-
gether with Morris W. Torrey and John H.
CifttH. who were nominated 10 fill vacan-
ces. were unanimously elected The board
q directors then unanimously reelected
Henry 2 Stokes president and the follow
Ing officers were reappointed. Morris W.
Iofrey and John II Gifin, vice-presidents
Louis LiDzmeyer actuary; Melvin DeMott,
secfe,ary and Frederick Mackel, assistant
fecretarp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
cuicAco GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. MAY 9-Rsin in the Nortn" ''a'.
where drouth damage had been threatened, va
The main cause Of sharp decline mere to-"st
~ IN Ia rice NJ wheat Suspicion that re
holders o. NAV we're quietly getting rid or theIr
burden gave an added reason Tor the uo"h,uIn.
a,ast 6yurss were sc to FAC lower mao
,wen,,.-four hours before Other Leading S,appies
al closed AZ a loss Corn OF sale 70 s1rc:
oats Isdl>c 10 &c. and provisions DC 10 ivy
12izc Range of prices: $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. May 9--rhe wool market is Lookng
,.estvard 10 the new clip with eagerness, from
rho bins where the old STOCK hes dorman''
I ai,,es for 1910 wool have not changed lats!Y.
tut dealings are small and inquiry lisht me
sunnIr Of old wool carried over TINS year -
sor1evha, larger than usual, but IS not Wen
distributed some dealers being cleaned up
Reports from the West indicate active nlodins
for IN. new crop. and lac has oeen quite gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
GENERAL ELECTRIC co. ELECTION

?. Westover. secretary Of the General
E'ect1.c Company. was elected a director
q the corporation at the annual meeting in
schenectady Yesterday. in place of c. P
hamilton The other retiring directors
we're reelected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
HOT WINDS HURT CROPS.

GBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Guthrie Okla, May Slot winds have
prevailed over the Oklahoma gram belt for
the last few days Serious damage 10
cr0ps is feared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
KATY BOND ISSUE UNsANcrIoNED

Topeka. Kan. May 9-The State Board
If Railroad Commissioners refused this
afternoon 10 authorize the Missouri. Kan
sas & Texas Katy) Railroad Company TO
issue slG2 10000 in bonds on the ground
that the proposition was too indefinite.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
HAVANA ELECTRIC

HAVANA ELECTRIC Isl
1911 1910. 1872:
wk end MAY si4.ss2 H.tS ~
.I,lv MAY l. si8.o43 7e6.se5 osi'dD
DETROIT. TOLEDO a IRoNroN
.,h vl< In April s44.17s sl,3!9 IA
Iuiy -Anr,l 20. iS49 723 l.32S.s81 1ZSs'<AS
sEABoARD AIR LINE. 49,.
4th wk in April SAT- sss s4.3nssee I'm ssI
Iulv I-Arril go 1920 72 ls's2eeo H.
GREAT NORTHERN
Month Of April 81 39t OF sSia. ,es 10, as&
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SEED PRICES.

Toledo. May a-cLovERsEEp-Ca 80 80;
| October and December. 81 81 March - w.
! ALSIKE-Prime. 50, August. IS
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. MAY a.--CATTLE--Recep ts 3 900
steady; beeves. S5G SO so; Texas steers. 81 g. a
81 50. Western. 81 s0a SIS so. stockers and
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J. W. LANE BECOMES DIRECTOR.

James w. Lane. Of J. II. Lane & Co, has
osen elected a director Of the Importers
aho Traders National Bank.