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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

PGOyISIONs-steady at the opening. but
on the advance there was active liquidation. and
prices late in the day were easy p0Rk,-
short clear siaaS2l BEEF-Mess. slidSl4 30;
family, s1easl6 So: packet $I51sl5 80; extra
India mess Sa1dS2G so. BEEF HAMS-Quiet:
So-RS2g DRESSED HOGS-Steady Bacons,
lose: 80 n lossc: ,Ieo n 1850: 40 No. io'.c;
10 n. 10: u n. l2al2+c: u ID. II %ai2c.
Picked hams barely steady at &c. TALL0W-
civ. exc: country. 6is 6f7c. LARD-Easy;
middle West. . 2069.30c City steady OF 9n9sc.
Refined easy: south America. S5oc. Continent
Q zoe: Brazil kegs. il50c. Compound quiet at
-. fSc. s'rEARINE-steady: oieo. i0c. city
1NFriIsNCOPPFP- cuu: SCOT
March. April. MAY and June: 1902. Lon
don GgIs sGot 20 g "a 81 fgre' ci LS
70 o5ai2 soc: casting, i29l2 25c. TIN-Easy:
epot 30 lOq29 epic: March. - 90139 l0c April
ard May. 3ea39.lo June 3S92 '2a39c; sa oos
. tons April az SOC and : tons May az 3Je
pull: spot iOd4H0c New York. 422a9
A 9-iLc Fast ST Louis. LONDON SPOT. fla So
SPELTER-Dull; 555G5.e5c New York. 400
5Oc East 81 Louis. london. f2l. ANTtMONY
Quiet: Cookson's. $4,000. IRoN.Cleyeland
warrants 4ss I'D IN London Iocaily steady:
No foundry Northern. SIS 75asl6 %: No 2
Northern No Southern and No Southern soft.
'NAy,L sropEs-Firrn FOR spirits turpe7-
tine. win a eliglt upward drift. Rosin and tar
machine bbls. e2c TAR-s6 -. ROSIN-Com-
non 10 good strained 81 45Gs7 60 -. 81 rs. y.
81 so. r and T. 81 So. q, 81 %: II IS 90; !.
IS Is: X s. As. VI. IS so y. s. %; w G. s. 80
ana W ", s. 90.
CoTTONSEFD Ou-Prices early declined
sharply There was some covering. however. and
at the close the market was l 10 points NO
| lower Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York March I, 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT--Ftrm at tho outset,
due to unexpected frnness abroad. wheFe
prices were z. a I'D higher. Domestic news
was beerish. and the market developed weak
ness, closing at a net loss OF :, o. &c. Nortn j.
western markets were weak and lower. BRAD
streets visible supply east Of the Rockies de-
creased 1858. 600. compared with an Increase
OF 81 900 las; year. while worlds stocks IN
creased Ole 900. compared With an increase a
Ing the amount OF wheat in farmers hands
on March ! will compare with l73S4i,OOO last
year. which was 23J per cent OF the crop.
No red 93hc elevator and ef%c J o
anoat: No ! Northern Duluth, 81 OS b
ahoat CORS-Stead'er at the opening on
covering. due to reports that 10000 bushels
had been sold for export direct from the West,
and on the unsettled weather, which IL was
believed would Interfere with the movement:
During the day there was heavy ceiling. ana
az the close q net loss Of a. q nc. The gov
eminent report farm reserves VIII COM
pare with 1850, S6J. 900 last year. which vas
37.0 per cent OF the crop. New No ?. " &c
ahoat. OATS-Steady early, but de-
veoped weakness. The government report on
farm reserves will compare with $50. $4,000
last year. which was eel per cent OF the
crop. Cash oats unchanged: standard white.
35isc: No p SEC; No 3. 3jc. No g. 34Ac. RYE
Dull: No .. SIC nominal Q New YORK.
BARLEY--Steady; mating. S1nSl % J
New York BUCKWHE AT-Aarket quiet;
American soc I New York; Canadian, sc
bid, : New York for export.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

While the tone displayed by the market
on the Consolidated Stock Exchange was
genet ally firm, there was a good deal or
hesitation about the trading. Toward the
close prices sagged on the selling out or
some of the stock that had been acquired
early in the day by traders who were dis
appointed over the comparatively small
prog ess toward improvement which the
market had made. Considerable attention
was paid to several OF the specialues
Sales totalled $3.50 shares with the list
Including forty-siX stocks. Reading early
touched a high of 156, selling freely at that
Exchange high of 1557s. Other stocks
whose TOP quotations were above the other
board were Southern Pacific, Hoy, ANAL
gamate1 Copper 627s. and Smeltlns, ,5.s;
In the opening trading several hundred
shares OF United States Steel common
changed hands as low as 76it. which was
a fraction under the low Of tho ,Other eA-
change Detailed operations toilOW'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March T.-Bcnehcial rain or snow and
hahn, femuerature throughout the winter wheat
states folled the bulls to-day. closing pres
were az 10 t2c lower than last night. corn m
ie,ed &C 70 = n &c down; OATS, on &c 20 Ssg &c
and hog products at 5%.nIi2c q l5Glt &c aeci.he
Although wheat values were higher carly To-
loving an unexpected advance Al LlEeipoo,, .''S
.drantace was lost and the market began 10
yyeakan further when the fact became apparent
that there was no sign OF either domestic or tor-
eigr demand worth mention Instead, theIe w
moderate selling here both FOR Europe and the
Argentine Il was pointed out that the wori2
available supply had reached tOtaI OF 80
0if 000 bush AGAINST i45fTSOOO a year ago \
number Of small longs. however. manifested
Sierositon 10 unload pending the Issuance OF tho
. s.r,es Under these circumstances little atten-
tion was paid late in the day 20 the Ughtnes IS
Of primary receipts whereas, decided lnIeI 1
Ss,e,onad IN the unusually favorabls weather
conditions as affecting the. outlook for fai-so~n
wheat and last trades were but little above the
low point OF the session. Range OF Prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
- York. 10 Z. I'm.

New York, March 9, loll.
BFFyFS-ReceiptS. - cars, or 1875 head
All Tor slaughter and export. except car. No
trate in live cattle. Feeling steady 70 strohB
Dressed beef slow at 9A8l0ec for native sides
No later cables. Exports to-day, In the Cymfic
a. LIVER Dol. ass cattle. 1.263 sheep and IA
quarters of beef. ,
CaIyFS-Receipts 40. all FOR butchers
Nothing doing IN live calves. Nomlnally STEADY
Dt.ssed calves IN lair demand at l. leGl6hc for
city dressed vea.s and l09lS4c for country
crossed - 49, -
SHEEP AND LANBS--Receipts. II cars. or
55I head Including cars for the market
sheen FUR steady and lambs strong. common 70
fair sheep sold al 50 75uS 81 = per 100 10; good
10 orlme lambs So 6JQS8 Is. Dressed mutton
STEADY al 14Sizc: dressed lambs firm "a e'zG
lie. country dressed dollhouse lambs quiet at s.
sales-Kerns Commission Company: @T hlchi-
ran lambs 50 n average, 81 " per loo 10; O0'
"a n So 70. 10 state sheep. 90 n, 81 % 49,
: sanders: IA state lambs. ~ 70. 80 IS: lsi
Michigan. 81 n. Sc 90: 50 state sheep. iSo To-
81 37i2 &C., ,,,..,,,,, lamb, 90 ",
60 Mcpherson ( Co.: III Michigan lambs. % ~
81 &. oc.o As al
FOR slaughter Nomlnally steady for az! weights
Country dressed hogs unchanged at sQllc per ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET on call opened
at 2A per cent: highest. 2%s per cent; low
est per cent; closing. "a per cent: ruling
rate, "a per cent. Time money was slight
~ easier IN tone and rates were frac-
tionally lower for some periods. Rates,
2%G3 per cent for sixty and ninety days;
3N3h per cent for four months. and 3hQSz
per cent for FIVE and six months. Twelve
months rates remained unchanged 4utt
per cent. Mercantile paper did not respond
to the easier tone In time money. and quo
tations remained unchanged. Rates 4Gilt
per celt for sixty TO ninety days inooi Sc
ment: 4G4i4 per cent for choice four 10 SIX
months single names; AZ and upward Tor
the less we'll known names
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened steady, via
cables quoted at 4s67Oa4s 69., danand sterl-
ing At 4s6i0 bid and asked and siXty-day
bills ut 4s4Q4.si10. Short francs were
around 5l92s less 3-32 and short reichs-
marks IS i-l6. The market held STEADY
throughout the day without materiaI
change IN rates from the opening: CanIes
were quoted at 4S670d4 s6a4. demand sternns
at 1850 bid and asked and sixty-day niils
at 4aq4 $40 Short francs we're easisr'
selling down TO $40. while short relchs-
marks held around % LID.
xapkerS' nOSfpd rates follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
AMERICAN WOODEN REPORT.

TIE American Vcolen Company reports
gcr the year ended December 81 lSl9.
net 1rofts CT S3.935.3l0 against So V2o
n 1909 and surplus after preferred diyii-
dends and depreciation az S656,645. Will
an " Wood. president OF the company
IN his annual report 10 the siocKholtS- >
saws IN part as follows. Adverse 20 ltc''l
conditions and partisan attacks upon w
protective rauf have affected wool manu-
,acturing u roughoUt the year past, lh
common with al other productive lndus-
tries o. the United States. This agitauon
has been 80 disconcerting 10 business tnat
ycur MANAGEMENT was unable 10 operate
yrur mills t0 their f1ll caracitN.
TIE threat ct tariff reduction has caused
merchants to buy sparirey Of WOODEN as
vel as O. other goods. ana Jhe lheNlt~DIc
falling of in orders for new fabrics, which
vas noted lu the previous report as de-
Vc'rprg IN the first months Of 1910.
Now, However 10 is gratifying TO record
ne opening mp Of an improved business IN
tie first months Of 1911 There have been
substantial sales az q very close margin
O.. profit Although ~ the present writing
OF u the machinery Of lie company IS not
10 o9e-atcr. The orders now ~ hand aye
sJfc'err 90 guarantee work for an inc
csrdcd wooileu and all the wCrstcc mills
~ the COMPANY for several months 20
come. The advance sales or cloth nave
beer provided for hv engagements Of WOO!
n anticipation NJ our wants
~ tie annual meeting OF the company
President Wood stated iu reply to az in-
41irv That the directors have had the mat
'ec Or common Stock dividends Under con-
sdcration tor long time that they have
leer endeavCring 90 perfect plan for
such dividends without ie0pardizing divi-
cencs on tie preferred stock or placing
~ Management ln position Wtefc JIG
coulf ror continue it's policy Of charging
cf literally 90 depreciation. and that a pan
soon o. he announced has al length been
perfected which he trusts VIII meet with
approval O. toth classes OF stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CLFARANCEs


FLOUR AND MfAI-Flour inactive Spllng
oatents SjGs5 %. fancy spring patents. 81 OOF
SO Is; winter straghts sfasi 10; winter patents
- 3CdS4 o.. spring clears, S4gS4 30; extra No l
winter So 35qS3 co; extra No , winter, So 20g
50 81. kansas straishts. - 3oQS4 -. Rye
FLOUR-Firm. Fair to good. 81 2QgS4 30; choice
to fancy, 81 iOqs4 20. CORNMEAL-Steadyi
kiln dried 81 50. BAG MEAL-Fi1e white and
yellow 81 I0dsl 30: coarse. 81 lOQSi Is. FEED
Western spring, s24 co: STANDARD middng. i 100
city bran. s23 80 bulk, s25 sacks; middling;
S27 20: red dog. SIS p; hominy chop, So 30
bulk. s23 20 sacks. oiimeal S356S35 50.
COIJON--An early decline carried into new
low ground for the movement, but there was a
sharp rally later and the close was steady, with
last prices showing gain OF from 5Ql5 points
as compared with the final figures OF Monday.
The market opened steady at an advance OF lgS
points. but quickly weakened Under renewal OF
Mondays selling. with May selling of 70 ls.OJc
aud Old crop positions % net loss Of 5GS points.
Old crop shorts appeared alarmed by reports that
the bulk OF the local stock has been sold Tor eX-
port during the next sixty days. ana in the late
trading May sold az l42sc, or % points up from
the low level OF the morning. The close was
within a point or two OF the top. Southern spot
markets were unchanged 20 sc lower Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DOMESTIC EXCTIANGE.-Bosto &c
discount: Chicago, SOC discount; san Fran
cisco. sight &c. telegraph &c: New Orleans.
commercial CSC discount. tank 81 premium,
St Louis. 20c discount bid. 10c discount
asked; Savannah, buying S-i6c discount
selling par
BANK CLEARINGS New York, ex-
changes 1918. 434,550, balances slV, S%,I-o,
Baltimore, exchanges s6.636.347. balances
$3.50 16G: Boston, exchanges S2l,ol2,ojl, Dal-
ances $2.S5S69 Chicago, exchanges SoZ-
G76.Os4. balances S4.479,S3s.
SILVER MARKET.--C bar sil-
YER F2;5c: Mexican silver dollars, 45c. bar
silver closed in London at 24i4d, unchanged.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, s25; Ls-
bon. s.
MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures eX-
change on New York IS quoted at 2Oll2.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. = Receipts
from customs yesterday were SLEIGH;
internal revenue, including corporation tax.
s164217S, and miscellaneous, Sli5,4J5. a
total of g.. 969 500 against total eXpendl-
lures on ordinary account Of $3.50 o4s. For
the month 10 date ordinary receipts nave
been sa.542,217 and ordinary expenditures
! tS602,7S6 The excess or receipts was
$93q4Sl. For the fiscal year 10 date
ordinary receipts have been s+j3l35SeS.
against s436, 1926, S26 in the same period OF
1910, and ordinary expenditures $455.S9i,-
Oo9 against S45e,372. 1874, including Panama
| Canal account and public debt. The excess
OF all expenditures over receipts since
Julv / amounted TO s20.4l2,39i, against an
excess IN the corresponding period year
ago Of S44,S59659.
SUB TREASURY. 49, The Sub-Treasury
was debtor TO the Clearing House Sl2iy45.
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MoLAssEs AND syRUPs-Flrm. but bust

ness slow
OuLs-I.inseed oil unchanged. Refined petro-
ieum steady AZ Ti0c for standard white. M
bbls at New York
RICE-Firm with fairly good business here.
4 rise os about i5c sack was noted ia the
price OF rough ~ interior points Dan Tat.
IMAGES Sons Company. New Orleans. tele-
rollows. Receipts rough. I O52 40n sacks.
arninst t?Sl,7T3 last year: salea OF cleaned
we're g37 100 pockets, against 05i 029 a year
ago.
SUGAR-Rehned duict and unchanged The
Federal bought II 600 bags Cuba centrifugal
Tor March shipment. believed 20 be prompt. at
. 5-I6c basis 90 test. cost and freight. equal
TO acre here. and that r. the quoted spot
price Muscovado. 80 test. 3.iTc; mola sse 5
sugar 80 teg. 2.o2c. IN London beet sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

was ia higher: March and April os iOhd'
May. 0s IL I'D. - .-..rL., Arm, At
HiDEs-Moderate business; market hrnh d
full but unchanged prices ,r,c., n-ae-
IEAruIK-Oulet but steady; prices p'ae-
ticaiiy UNCHANGED Export business slow
DfUGs-Slow but steady, ana no ,,Hp y "a
i'm some cases arm. Roots steady and un-
oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

me following petitions ia 5anNuptcy
we're Med yesterday:
hEkENSON & COMINSKY. formerly In
ssHess ~ No so East Houston street
80, NO lol Essex street; voluntary. La
'-s,,les SOL -. no assets.
o@OE PARIS. 30 % Wayerlcy Place. IN
~ SS-AiaIy Creditors H. a. Cesar & Co.
three CtheIs E.2e
III HAZEL O'SHAUGHNESSY No. il
m 'Ls. street voluntary. Liabilities So
,rugi no assets Creditor, the Hannis Dis
mug Company. HIS q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
SEED PRICES.

ro,.do March r-cLovERsEEp--cssA
ca 9ots' March. i2tS; April. IS IS: Octoosr.
sTe7I ALSIXE-Prine and March. 80 sa
TINOTHY-Prime. So 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
EXPORTS oF MERCHANDISE.

I, 1911. 1910 1902
Week ended
March s. sis 2S2 $50 $40. 4043l7 Sl3.T0L2Il
Jan MAR g. 1874 1856 Sn4 III $50 Az 10. 4J6, -;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government oonds, compared
with Mondays. ,,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO Z ALTON.

tHltAbO HLACtfs
t j'h VIZ i-keb IN ESQ gs ea5ss5S s2ossi s594sOs
1YTERocEa MIC OF MEXICO.
IN v ,.s n Feb 5 '5s5 55 ss sSsa
MOBILE G OHIO.
j 5ay Wei fF.s IN F gs 4 . Gs:S5s7 c5i@$5s
MISSOURI PACIFIC, ,oso o,,
.,b r.ek IN FEB 5000 Oc0 Sl03l.coO S9s5's.3
iuiy feFeb IS s5S2i,7oo 5536i.so4 ai.2e4,soo
MISSOURI. KANSAS & TEXAS.
1 HR W; week p IN Feb se4s.7s4 sfo5'l3s
july l-Feb. Is. 204oi,0i4 ls'lo"''oo
NATIONAL or MEXICO. ,ooo 90
4th week in Feb si22225l sl9s,'ss.ss 20 100 osS
july l-Feb. IS. 409G2.5t4 5Ilso'"i- 'o''-''V''
~ -, , soU1T III 700
s HG % vi 'if n FEB sl1GsiS lo5oss 5Ss
Juiv i-Feb %. 4OC32.0s7 8s.lsi.s79 34'o'''oS'
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN 60, $50
,h week .S IN PsO s s399S9 SEES s3soSs
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS e. wEsTER.N,co e-s
July Jul i-Feb. Is. 25io3i4 2538,se7 22s6'444
TWIN CITY LINES; ,,oo oe-
4th week IN Feb sl4to9s s,9S S9ae 'dS9 40
Jan. l-F'eb IS. il7s.ulo l'lVS''o' ''''0''
CUBA.
Gross earnings. 1913. 5ss go 80 s11a9 s7S
Net earnings... 1880 i-''i' 49,
surplus ~ SS92 5S seO,5le siO'Zo'
cross 1sy t lsn s7e N2sSss nCSS s sSs
Net earnings 66s.oSo s'9'-" 1-O'VY'
surnlu, $1,000 s3ss.47i s2224l3 sl9s.eis
DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE & ATLANTIC.
cross Gn' ea2ni Ia s2oo5oe ,2lls25 9e ess
Net earnings. % OS+ f0'"'' $500
Deficit ss7o53 s45.o7s s5l.l4s
July liam. 81 $500. - ., 60, cos
Gross earnings. $3.50 49o sle9dv 30 go 90
Net earnings. 625'Sso DO oo foI-oO
Deficit .. slsl1 s255e3 sloo 7se
MINERAL RANGE.
Gross 1g''' earnings. ss27so ssa17e sG2 6ss
Net earnings. ocJS 'fOo
n,a,t S5s7s StO79 ss63a
July i-jan 81
Gross earnings. s342 oJ3 >JVsfo Sf SSvv 800
Net earnings. SsiO soOf% oi'o-o
peAci, ....... s7C.3G4 sl5.1l7 sl,s24
WABASH.
Gros S"t earning 81 4o4 s22s2 2le 81 SOC l4s
Expenses 80. I.s9l.4l3 1.e43,565 l.5so.to4
Net earnings. si76,osO ,sas,s54 s4O5.s44
Cross earninss 2as 1852 s17212 9s5 s15a45 S2o
Expenses ...... l2.'-J'1JS il'b~I'Ooo iV''""'"oO
Net earnings. $3.50 200 1851. se2 s4.6s9. eS3
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN.
oct. i-Dec. 81
Total oper row. 81 23s. 1s6 2ols,o0I s1,eiS OIL
Total cper. exp 1,6I3.2Co i,5sJ' 10 I'41o''o-
N., orer ray s5s4 o2f s6277si $500. i59
Other OF. (debD 16,l94 li'95l ll'f7'
ro,at ~. rov s5isT2s eG15 100 S40O.c46
Taxes accrued. 52.5OO 'Z'oVV f''-'V
Oper. income. s49s 22G $3.50 200 s4t. 800
Other income. O'.5S3 lO0'usV "o'ifO
-ro,at t,con,. t5o3 500 sGGs $50 1852 542
Desucti,ns 43s 2GT 3T6. 705 1858
Net corp. inc sl35,542 S29l.o'o sl'0'0f'
UTICA & MOHAWK WALLET.
oct. 1-Dec. 81 1910. lgs Ihereas =,
Total oper. rev. s3lo.2bf SZyl.2it az ~ ~
Total oper. exp. 112@6S l'5'o-S l'-DO
~. o,o- -o,. ,I4o ooo sI2i $50 SCI .Oio
Taxes accrued. lG,Oo' l''o4' i'4VV
Oper. income. SIG 3t2 slVt'l.s 800
Sur. after chgs olbj 4s'%oo @l'o''
Decrease.
NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION < LIGHT.
4th week IN Feb. S3sGiI S32953 s2ot,t
Ian Itch. gS.. S02, ZNS -bDt-fo "'f't'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Gyrnished by j. Thomas Relnhardt, No. IS Broad
street New York. ana No. "a Dcvonshire
street Bost0nJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
.si2.s23. 4es ~

state OF New York County OF New York. IS:
" TOFRGE, Asst. Secy., OF The Washington
tn ST COMPANY located and doing business az
No 253 Broadway. In the City OF New York. IN
said county, being duly sworn. each tor himself
saws the foregoing report IL true and correct N
ali respects. 10 The best OF his knowledge and
belIef aad they further say that the usual
business on said trust company has boen trans
acted al the location required by tho Banking
Law (chap. u the Consolidated Laws "a
amenaeD and not elsewhere. and that the above
report IN the form prescribed by the superb
tendent OF Banks. and Is made IN complaints
with an Official notice received from him. desig
mating the 2Sth DAY VI February. 1911 as the
day as OF which such report shall be made,
DAVID NJ. MORRISON. President.
GEO. w. TOERGE. Asst. Secy
severally subscribed and sworn 20 BY both 80.
ponents the Tth day OF March. 1911, before ms.
ISeal OF Notaryl a. LOTT,
Notary Public Kings County.
Certificate filed In New York CosAtys
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles p. Barney a CO. 70 %. -
Eroad street. New YORK. hnl 40 L. Sou'H
80 -fraet philadr'phta.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

AFTER deduction of operating expenses. taxes
interest On bonds % subsidiary companies. etc
-Ieusl % 26 per cent earned on $4,000. 100 Gu
.llaiye preferred stock On which dividends
accrued from March. 1908. 20 the last year when
psf cent DIVIDENDS were paid Last year the
e'niany earned 253 per cent on The same stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

ro;a surplus ss443.le3 szs5l.323 s745l5l5
Adjustments ... 433.-s4 .
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

min laa -' ... ssasiolo ne1l.ez. s,sss $40
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PITTsBURG COAL COMPANY.

The P.ttsburg Coal Company has issued
rs report fCY tie year ended December 81,
$50 The income account compares as fol-
lows
1910 1910 1905
'Ns: earnings. si.co9 SIS S3.44s.3e5 So o2Ae2i
Ta~ur~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

and depre..... s1.67s.87i 81 6.5 $50 S15is.40s
1t. o. bonds. LOjo $50 1O12, fj5 l04&737
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

srrp fo- Vt sell $50 Ssl00as S46I7iG
Prev. surplus. 7S3l333 T021 235 G@ss sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

Surplus ......fSl Sos. $50 Ssl0o9s S4C57l0 .
Dvs OF pyetd
STOCK ........ i35259O -
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

Berlin. March Trading was quiet. but
prices were firm on the Boerse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08

vOREIGN TRADING.-FOreign houses
ssait IN 900 shares i'm the local stock mar
sst. about evenly divided between sales
and purchases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
THE MARKETS
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
New York. March 7, 1911.

Il Oranges (Fla). cs.. 3.f35
VI Oranges fCaD, cs..l2, 10
o. Lemons (CaD. cs.. $50
\ Apples, bbls. 10. los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-08
AMERICAN SNUFF.

8 Surplus Se5q gSg 81
F'eF.o1s surplus 6973.350 o
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-04-20
Newsy Business Locals
For Busy People Looking
For Bargains. -. 400.

Have a look at Hull's umbrellas.

Have a look at Hull's umbrellas.
All kinds of Fancy and Brick ice
cream to order, for party use. Phone
1873. O'Bryon.
A beautiful selection of bracelets at
A. B. Hull's.
Cash paid for cut hair and combings
trs. w rights hair-dressing parlor.
The newest in sash pins ut Hulls.
Over two hundred clocks.in stock at
Hull's
Leave your hair orders with Esther
Olsen. Braids, puffs and pompadours
made from your own combings or fur
nished upon application. Your pat
ronage solicited, and pleasing results
promised. COS Harrison Ave. Phone
1928 37-4w
A beautiful showing in cut glass at
Hull's.
Ladies in need of hair goods will
find what they want at Mrs. Wright's,
over the Peoples Bank. Phone 326.
The finest stock of leather goods in
the city, new things in bags, collar and
cuff boxes, all kinds of purses, music
rolls, etc. at Hull's
Save money by buying shoes OF all
kinds at Manly Lansing's little store
First door west of Dadd Lapham's,
West Main street. also have a house
and lot for sale on time. 48-tf
All metal chain purses from fifty
cents up at Hull's
Prompt relief in all CAGES OF throat
and lung trouble if you use Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant to
lake, soothing and healing in effect.
Sold by all dealers.
A beautiful lot of hat pins from 70
cents up at Hull's.
Some tremendous good values in good
watches at Hull's.
See A. b. Hull for some special
values in Howard watches.
Visit my store for Easter presents.
A. b. Hull.
A fine selection of sterling spoons for
Easter at A. b. Hull's