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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

granted leave two months
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. A RANDALL e
naval station. New Orleans.
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. T. Ely, 20 ten
porary duty naval hospital. Naval Home
Philadelphia.
Passed Assistant Surgeon H L. BROWN, e
navy recruiting station. Los Angeles, vic.
Passed Assistant surgeon {. & MUNGER
10 Yorktown.
Gunner A. LANGFrELD. when Discharges
naval hospital. Norfolk detached Washing
Gunner G. Fl FOSTER 10 naval rroy.rt
grounds Indian Head
Pharmacies c 3. FURNELL. detached nave
hospital Washington. 10 naval hospital
Nave Island
MOVEMENTS OF wARSEIPs.-Ths fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Feb 5-The Leon!caS a. PortsYnouth y. Z.
the Patapsoo al Charleston.
Feb. 6-Ihe Mars at Guantanamo: the LOUISIANA
the kansas an6 TIE New Hampshire al
SANTANA Pay
SAILED
Feb. 5-The Ajax from Hampton Roads foI
Boston
Feb She Paiapseo and tAe Texas fToG
Garrison Tor Norfolk the Pauldinv from
Key West for Tortvgas: The Maryland and
The Yves, gina from Santa Barbara for
Port arthur Tex; the Paducah from Fort
LIaOn l0i Cage Grac.as q Dos
Tse Texas ordere5 2 aced out OF commission 81
navy ward Nortolk.
The Marietta. now al Key West. crSered q
navy ward. Portsmouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

scot quiet AMI unchangsd a. l4.49c for mid
ding upland. no sales Liverpool cables. spot
Irregular: sslss $500 bss .peeuletlOr ard tx
port 1000 Args-ican, b.0ol. Imports, a. eco.
Afrsrican 43 60 Eidd ing upland. ITSd. Fut-
ures oreus+ stead G. tT2 ponts decline: ciosed
weak "A 60 points lower, Feeruary and Fshrg-
s.y-Ma-cl. Lola; March-April. I02Edi april
ssv. 63t. Nay-J1rlc. 7o4di June-Ju!y. 7.y3d;
July-Agssst. 152d. Ausgst-Ssp. esnner 1874
september oGLo-eE. Ia, se.asar November,
seTlzd. cber-Decerlber. Dscen15er-Jsnuary
and January February 6.eliad.
corr r. bore Wae a s1'r0 "AcIfne. rrfNes
az one time shot wing ? logs az 1892 points from
tht previous close under A1ui1ation ard selling
o. st0u loss orders Near the close there was A
partial react.aa. and dnal prices we're steady et
q net loss u 21429 potnts. with sales Of 1850
blrz SO the decline the market showed a loss
ef s0Tfs points frcm IRE high m SATURDAY.
sstab isring new low records for ths movement
M IA since the high o. the season was MADE,
ea-l. n Isrtusrv hzvs srcoIrtsi 70 l576l7l
polnrs for TIRE two positions HaFrs sold 90.
gas. francs early and closed az a net loss q,
r. - Fp8rcs. ~ fnburg was also easier. closing
- = loss Of al 5tsnnie Cost and freight
4 80 rtnts, and there were sales on, over
civtr BIDS 81 800 ba-s san,os As a, i2&c srd
200 beEa Of Is ard - az l2c RIO was sready
ard unchanged. while Santos was weak az 100
-zsg detlt-s TIE visible ~uopiy o. Brazilian COZ
tsc In ana aAcat for the United states was
$50 5sn bzFs against 5.195 0e4 last year and
4 o-- 81 r1-5 years agc. SPOT easier a. t2t5c
~ ESQ 20 Z. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

P9ovTSfo Steady - t4e 1Denlhs ~.
ds~tl-o In grain. PORE-Far' = steadv. f4ess'
500 20? -: t2r,rZ So -. ''' ,-o'' s,,I
;,l 80. family SIC sO9s17. racket. sl5ss15 90;
.---4 rrf.a ~eoes- e -1rF''a. GEEF ID 11
---ir-1. s27 sea- DRESSED .Hocs.--.steadyy.
is nc. ri~s. TO- CCTWEATs--Pickled
t-rffr- Fui1. 20 -. 1910. = 70. 1Hc; - 10.
i2t-e rieted haris. -onli =. n le'.c- IA a. l.
nr--.Ee.v: Wi5die West 0S5 Z a.o5c city.
o. renae 5oG.h AsIaeFe o-ro ,s IS 9,i 81
-emt s-EAR1NE-Olso, 81 a5s.e; city lard.
toNe , -.f.. -.,a..... :,
-ss-f ~ r7-'-1a-v Beir,s b,it fairly good
rr-isses here Dan Talmage's Sons Company.
Ncw orleans telA~ranrs Louisiana crop move
ror 0oo ---ys. arsirst 12oJ.Sl3 last year.
So a. cleaned $4,000 pAkats against oi5.371
.~-rrr~1 ~uf,-. 7-sr.- u-rhar~ed
with ntsrdard Grauulatet ar 4.eoc net, loss I
oar cent o~0h. There vas sale ~ 1000 naF7
Crha ~s1t~''r~,1. rro-n~t ~ttor,e7t ~ 2isc,
t-.,. - te.t cost arI freight equal q 3 4Sc
rs~s And -Naf is 80 EuNt price. N1sc0v100.
g te.t @tardg % c.osc. and n16'Ttses suFrr. 80
aao ar,,-- 70 85-c The london 01ar'ot FOR
boet su.a- war qclet and rrchsur-i. Tebri-
y-ovs-1e-f - evEar ~ ~" Elk rr'rci01l ro'rfs
-, 0,,Ea Pr The week was: Pacpirfs fS 600
+c-s a~,fr-' - nm 'rr wsn'- rrfora and
? oo0 49, vsar Troor;g 90 ron against 81 -
50 ~ 06a t-rtraIs grinding rec AGAINST
-C0P7ER-standar1 weak. erot
-sh-uarv March. Anril end N9v. ~ 9oH
'of0- ro-do~ fri': ~0>t. f5y IS ~. futures
--- fr4 - ~hH r-r-.- % Coz. ~ 80 s. .-
s,s,tr5,vtic. i2r7ttNI2 e2isr. cnstinr. ioa
ne rTN--wsalt. s7ot. l067i, ri t?'tc.
T-r'-r,o Pc. 20 -lr t1c. tf'-ch. April AMI Nav
a. - z a. ro0roQ v-a0l-. sn0t fle7 - er'-
,,-os stR5 - 'D---arv; s00t 4tOT4 5Nc
SOW vnris Sc - 11c Tart 81 louis. Lon
~ rr~ - - 81 -r-D Dun rnot : ~ =
. -7-. ,i.-. v-o-'- = o. 9-f.r -ast ST. Quite
London i2T los. TRoN-clevelane warrants
rs a7esis ~. - = ST. 7SGsl5 x NJ SOUTH
er- and so I soutHern -oft si5 2lTst5 -
v0' 'Ss~- ND SY8Tp~--ef .ady ID nrm
Az. ~ '-',- u~-fv~
UFDTs -TTr-- with cute good distribution
r frtt r.-a-irr7 were noted
TvfrIgT E-efe7dv - frr,. with demand
,,-I-s fItc~ff @7r -7nd-~1'~ SOD lots Fist
no~s stocks not avcr0i"1t.ful ana ful prices
s-t-. rotor
DWVC~-Cererfl dcr'srd frirv good ~ frli
r,-f-sr Essential OTIS selling veil IN a '0hbinr
~ov with prices mtIntHined. Roots found
reaav sales movement NJ fuli prices.
OrT --rirfoeJ OH unclaimed Refined pc
trofrfsr1 sfe1dv
~Ny,T STORES Spirits turo@rfins nrrner.
with soneg'.as better prices quoted owing 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
Bankers posted rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston' par
CHICAGO 25c premium san Francisco, sl5-,l
Co teiegraph lie; New Orleans, CONNIE w. ~
Usr. selling l-lOc premium. 81 Lou- -, ~
oar. bank s. premium; Charlestoh' s ~ 80
aa~a1r,,t,rr,7 hid -5c premium asked, save Al
nah, buving 3-l6c discount selling par
RANK CLEARINGs. - New. York ez-
obanges S255 -g5 O5l, balances 3-6,5-l,stJ, bsti-
ti--,ore exchanges S6.jJ3.L5L pai-l--9 .-,--.'-
65S. Boston exchanges, $33,ls5, -s5. % an Is
4. 52S.3i1. Chicago. exchanges sis'Jlt'-so' o1--
ances $22Se,slr
SILVER MARKET. -COmmerctal bar So
YER zoe. Mexican silver dollars, &c, "a.
silver closed in London az 3D. an adFaA-7
CT sd.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 795; LIS
bon, &
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York ls quoted AZ ZYll2
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs Yesterday were t-,l---t'S' lll-
ternal revenue, including coLPol aLpA go 80;
II <l7 2S9. and miscellaneous, s--e,45-, e -.
Of $2,5e6,loi, aEalnSL lgse5 t,,- ~ NOM 4
ordinary account Of 8 --724i. tct -n- lli ~ %
r. date ordlnary receipts have been ss's5i'
Col and ordinary expenditures ~ -5if+t, iC
excess OF receipts was s15o,r-o- or ---E
fscsl year . eets ordn-rZ fece pug 10
been Sl3.OS71it, against s.-1.ott 81 lH -i-~
same period Of 1870 and clc-La-L eAps.ld--
lures G40653LI55, against s71-'o .'os5 ~ -'-,,
the excess OF expenditures athoununs -'
Sc A4O6ll compared with an excess OK eA-
penditures last yea or s--,--i,t-t ll-i ~ -
Panama canal account anc PL---- &c. ..., . ---
excess OF all eEperdi-l4 q over trcS-lIs
since Ju,v j amounted 20 &Loe.53-. against
81 excess In the corresponding peilOu d
year ago OF St32M,t9o
EAsJ-FY. The sub-Treasury was
debtor 10 the Clearing House ss-+--1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

INTERNATIONAL Sc GREAT NORTHERN.
1911 1910 1900.
~ VIZ IN Jar. ;ceS go s292,1o '2+5 600
-,iv La q. 5.55o01O 52rl.oCo 500s s26
KANSAS GITY srEXIcO & ORIENT.
- --r ~ ~ eTs TO SSf 300 -
~ Ia 81 1t-os7I s5s141 S71T6s4
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.
~, v,s r. Jan stss26lo Sl459 ~ 81 i97 500
7,-1y i---- - &, 1910 80 sT0si5 q. 2o4 2e5
MISSOURI. Kansas / TEXAS.
10. or miles. ..-$ssi ,s.sseealI
7-iv i-rs1 81 Il. pos go IS gr2 40 SIS, Te7, 5s3
Pho oAANDE SOUTHERN.
10, 49,. t, "a, 81 ss- SIC SO SO az
I-iv i-Tar g. s5i cor e97ss2 3St075
HAVANA ELECTRIC.
yy-. esd Feb s5047s s39,97s sSS.ieo
Ia ireb 20 75T le26o3 tsA.O19
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
CHICAGO PNEUMATIC TOOL.

III rroI CcH'rauv for the year ended
Dee lie enber 81. ISi0 shows net profits Of
E.C5iSj9 and q balance after cnaIges, %
$500 equal to 137 Per cent on the ss,ti as
~ Sil-iiends ard sl93 lt9 for depreciation
allowance, tie surplus was si56,9'5. com PAL PAY
IN with a surplus OF 25o,509 IN 1909 ire
total surplus al the END o. 1910 was SI,o'y,
he ztockhCIde-s SAID that although pricss
Obtained we're lower than those preyalilns
Z few Years ago, the aggregate sales tor we
year were only slightly 5elow ire riaN!illu1n
before The year 30, he continued, Ulsnt
properly be considered the most pIospsrouIi
In The companys history. PracLceIiy ~
rscitv All az the foreign subsidiary COM
panies are now % q ser-supporung nasIS
and are having q steady growth in Volume
~ hfsi-hrs and earnings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
ANNUAL REPORTS.
CAN COMPANY.

The American Can Company reports toS
IN. ~cs- ended December 81 last ear nin ~
OF 40 i59'5 5,o an ate deeuetios S5l ior
6snrs~,s,fon account. OF 81 s21,sl3 eavsl 20
64 per cent on the ALs2.so0 pIei t. n
stock Pr:sident er 5l,3irsi says Ia par =
''-rbe Volume OF the company business -,
lslo eSceedsr that OF the preceding yea ~
SUBSTANTIAL amount Earnings hH~e's1'
we're moi rslatively increased. -,sn.s and
bortS--,-s~1e tbere was expended curing l tis
year N he purchase OF new properties a aaS
exfeson o. esiting ri laf f62 isSsspreci1tion.
I-orc.e-T ',7isN. and construction accounts
- cemparea with the last ahnual rssS .s :,
Ss7s. - the working capital was increased
sS5l956. --.,-e-,,Ar,t rros-
49, - tqii AZ assured, and curTent SC h-
difions n ne tine OF this report JUSTLY VIC
expec4aTion Of good Business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LivsrrvoL FEB 7-WHEAT-spot duh; 20 2
~. Western winter nc STOCK Futures DAN;
March. Ts 40 May. rs I'D. CC-E-Srot
r.-adv. American mixed. new. - So. American
gat2sd. old. % = Futures dull. February, nom
l.1l. Marsh, - 5-ld. Nay. A. o5sl. FLOC p
W',nte- Eqt.rts -es 3D. HOPS in London pa
che Coss-. e 6sIEJ Sc. gEEE Extra India
mes, LBS 9c. PgRk-Prinle rcess. WesJer1,
s8s 81. EA-LS--noTr cut tGs 81. BACON
Cumberland GU. 6Is. saort rib, G2.s clea- bellies
5es ca cls ear u!1dlss l!sIt. i.s Cd, heavy
c2s star. Gear backs, 55s. SHOULD GE-$-
SQUARE SOS LARD-Fri-e Western, -ier-es.
5Is. American refined. pals. ,2e g. CEEEsB
--Cansd..r fnest wh.te rev 5t.=. cclo-Ad e1s
Cd TUEFEc-TI,SE - Spirits. 6Ss ECSIN -
Cannon VS. PETROLEr'1I--7 ednsS. sid
IIEsEED OIL - ec. rALLOW-Austrsl itn
= Loader Gee I'd COTTONs65D OTL-Hul
Tsr.o, FEB RAW sTGAs--Csntrifvgal
los "a ouscovsdo. &c I'd. BEET sJGAS--Feb-
ruary. - 81 LINsEE L--ts4estts. ADTti-June
-r4 p9 LTNr-ED OIL. SOS. SPERM OIL.
ssi los -TRCLFUM-Arerican rsfHed 5lsd;
sc.rl.s Sad TC2PEE -%F-SDirtts. SOS ca
r.--TN--- American strained. r7s 6d. tine 1ss.
Antwerp Feb 7-PE-FCLETM 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Basto.. Fes f.--The wool market has been
fairly active the last week but prices have not
advanced Manufacturers are closely watching
the goods situation II New York. where the
trade AuNodgn Nope,Gi = large business sor
the season. !. not disposed 10 accurulste much
stock ~ urcsent. Prices range as follows:
poyneEtic woos-Ohio and Pennsylvsnia
Aesces. reia!re. w'rsnAd Sac: Xxx. SIZE; half
h'ooj esulbt-g 20f20o: thpse-eishths, 22asne
one-nuarter 2TisG2sc. one-half three-etghths
and ore-ousrter clothing 2fT2ec: aeiains' un-
v-sshsd aaisM27e: hn. unwsshsd 22c Nichi-
gar Wisconsin snd New York reeces. Fine. IN
washed 2o72fc: de'aine. 1920. half biooa,
or ?oc -esrhthe eTa2se oae-ausrtet
enhc. oreihe'f tArsr- ei~hths sud one-auartsr
rio.hlrg 2392Ac. Kertucky. Indians and Mis-
so-,rs. r7-res-es~nths n'coa 10000 one-ouartey
crs2Tc. Georgia 2eT27c.
Secured basis-TeTqs. Fine. - months, NIP
so. 20 months sc0Ss5c: 'ar 4s6soc caN-
fornls Vor:hcrn, 5sHnnc: middle county. S01
s2c. southern. scdfsc: fan. free. 44ft5c Ore
gov rsstern. NJ I s,ar'r s3tst,: clothing 90
sfis valley M 1, 5s0sac- Territory: Fine
atarle G0ff2c: nne medium. 5s9sac: clothing
ro<f-yc half Mood con~hine Nc, three-eightns
rassye one-eusrtsr 4a6S0c. -
Puued-Extra, Csc: enc A. osdecc: 4 svvsss~
Sd55c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

New York, February Z, 1911.
GRAEN-WHEAT-Dec sharply clos
Ing al net loss OF : 01Hc. The greatest
pressure was IN May at Chicago Foreign
news was OF a bcar'sh character, including
reports Of renewed pressure from Russia,
Australia and Argentina and sharp decline
n Paris owing 10 large supplies there ana
fears that France had overstocked with wheat
during the recent buying movement. Cash
demand very inactive. and reports from the
West said that the market was just beginning
70 realize the demoraI.ze condition OF the
hour trade. BraGstreet's visible East OF the
Rockies increased $4,000 bushels. against q
decrease isst year Of 6G4 0OO and stocks In
America and in and aioat for Europe in
creased 1881 000. compared with an Increase
last year OF 30s000. The visible supply n the
United states was corrected TO read ~ POI. 600.
making the Increase Tor the week 0ss,OoO IN
stead OF l,4T7CO0. as reported on Monday.
No red. 9disc, elevator. and 81 &c, o b.
aloat; no I Northern Duluth. 81 i3ss. b..
uHOlt. CORN-Steady early. but an easier
feeling developed. and final prices were y y
= net lower. Cash easy; No .. 52Ac, o b,
aaoat OATS-Declined &c under active SELL
ing due pressure % offerings from the
country. Cash oats easy: standard white.
36iec; No . SIC. No 3. 36iac: No 4. 36c. RYE
Dull. No ?. SIC b.. New York. BAR
LEY--Quist. Mating. 9099Jc. c & Buffalo.
observation-disclosures. American, I5o, I T.
New York, Canadian, &c bid. I. New
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Kew York February 7. 1871
BEFyES-Rrcsipts. 62ta cars. o. l.osi
trade II live cattle Feeling steady. Dressed
beef g trihs Ern at % 1880 per n TO- native
SIDES LIVERPOOL and London cetti, n,srt,ets
ssn1. Exports Tomorrow 80 cattl. and 100
sheep. 81 TO Bermuda
tALVES-Recelpts, none and TO trade n
Itv. calves Dressed calves Nrln 20 higher
city dressed csals 12a lsiso Ger Ii: court-'
dressed 10 13hc
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Receipts, 81 cars CO
1882 head. all for slaughter snd eppcrt
Dressed mutton firm az 6;a Gssc per y
dressed lambs a, ca lie, country dressed ho'
house lambs steady AZ s. n SO per carcass.
HOGS-Receipts, "a cars. or a96l head, al
FOR slaughter. Feeling arm on BuSalo ~
vices ard heavy TO- light hoss quoted ..
IS f01ssT5 per 100 II: pigs az s75fss or.
Country dressed hogs firm a, Safe pr 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
BANKs AND Trust COMPANIES q
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on cal opened I...
nj ~ Der cent. highest, - per cent. io~-
st II Der C nj; closing --s per cent I -i-
i1g rate. 2ss per cent. lime mo-ey M4s
he'd rather closely, and oesDl.e me appa--
Snt eGse which prevailed, such ldIlns a.
Src-a offered were chiefly from o1- OI
town. Rates. 3u5k Per cent lor SKY
G9Ve 308l, per cent fer ninety days s.-4
a.. par cent fer four mOn,ns, anu "a le4
cfnf for five and six months.
Mercantile paper came into tne n ftaFNg
with some II eGor, meeting Win LlOuei =
ately good absorption. Rates, '4t-2 geI
cert for sixty and ninety days ind~qsel
Giiis receivable, and cnOice four 70 S.A
months single names, 41iQ4-2 per cent loI
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened steaoy, WIN
ca 6ies quoted az 4S65JQ l.S665, demand Is; ster-
ing Al 4 g63JQ4 $685. and sixty dag oliis al
A6{3064 $500 Short francs were around ~
652O plus l-32, and short reicnsIAaIts' ~,
Tie market neld steady in the morning ana
early afternoon without material cAansss 81. ~
re- tes Gables were quoted aL 4s.oy ''So -,
demand sterling at 4s63Uq 5000, ana SIX :
cav bills at 4s33oGAs5la Short francs nela
around $40 and short rei'hsinaIAs 90 -'7
I-orn1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
euccENBElM EXPLORATION co.

The annual statement Of the Gussenins,llr l
E,xplora ion Company shows assets aA- na-
buities as OF December 81, lsi0. aInolIn t us
to S37.lZ4,5s3 President Daniel Suss 49, ,
I'M fie rsUOrt. SAYS that Tie company sur
Mus IN TCcernocr 81. SIS l24.5ss, wes Sl'z6I'sZi
larger tAan a year previously. Ice net
earnings were equal to Isl per cenl On t-iS
S.Ot35yO par value OK issued stock' ns 'is
c-Ii ss Sc 347. 72i Cash, loans and accounts
col sefibIe aegree&red $2,s2i6i5. These hs-
ures." President GUssenheim ADDS ma, laGt,
60. tbat me conrany has had nignly
earfsfa crcrv and prosperous yeeF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
oU FONT De MEMOIRS POWpsH
COMPANY.

cross receipts Of the =: l. du nc Pehy yr ae
Nenours Powder company ~. 90 9E ri
ended De5ember 81 last were , s55,A" ~ *
S.1 ans - So rs. an Increase Of Sis
Slg. and mel earnings were $6,2Te0l5, com ar
fT- o,itt SeSl.l5g in the preceding yeaL.
Tie balance after payment OF NJ
-rarges and dividends on me ptetetLt~
str-lS was = sf7 Sgl and the surplus amount :
ed t. SiT6s.355 equivalent TO ia.1 per CEN .I,
an fba oufsfa1ding S19. i26 .54S common stocA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
UNITED CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
COMPANY

The annual report OF the UniteG s J
December 81. 1910, 1Aes l less ias'; ear ear
SHOWING than that toE, 1 5S 4, -f;afiing OF
- s5Se 80 ara the total income was a."ot,
tcrest baymenis, s5s' and The diV sSIIa.
on tie preferred and common s tcc ~ &c Year
vas K so against a surplus OF &Se'.1s' tor
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

holding 0, spot supplies and light current ar
rivals Rosin firm and Unchanged Tar steady.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, machine bbls, seiec;
- sss, Sets scstN cS-ar1en 70 Egse ssra'ned'
CDlIONskED OfI--Easfer early On the
decline there was covering and the lnarkst nte
IN ne day was STEADY. closlag a. point decline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
TOPICS Of THE Street
Topics OF TIE STREET..

FOREIGN TRADING. -Transactions for
,oreien account in this market aggregated
only about e.be0 shares. manly sales
ONTARIO & WESTERN SELLS
pSNDS--The New York. Ontario & West.
ern Railway Company has sold 10 White,
ner rsnf bonds, recently authorized by The
Prblic Service Commission 70 reimburse
~ cornpanv for expenditures fer cetter-
renr and improvements.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-Dividenes
bsva been declared as follows. Boston d
Maine Railroad Company, regular quar-
te.Iy y. per cent on the common stocK;
! car cent on the preferred, payable March
ard Midland Securities Company, lnl.l-i
- -eU- PAYABLE n quarterly instruments
~ I per cent each. the nrst lnsIamenU on
April y
RANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES OF
NEW YORK; ckerman q Coies nave .
ered the tenth annual edition o. their DOOR
of,,ing stats les OF banks and trust
corn1anies cs this city. The compilation Is
80 1919 of W g. Coles and embraces q
ta6,a showing the date Of o. san.Latlon OF
eacb institution. its present capital, sur
DTTs and unndi vided pronts, net deposits
80. --aIre dividend rate and other NOR
,SSSfion including the quotation tcr tue
sfocE on January and tAe olvlcenc iecoIu
- fha institution. There Is also SUM
mary Of the chief chan=es among ne P@A -i.
80. ';7--4tutiCus IN 1910, this record Delns
t tiIlss,,cpt down 10 include the clo lnS o. the
So,nsoie Trust Company and the taxing
go ~ the Madison Trust Company - the
Toritable Trust last month.
rDE.NDs RESUMED. The directors
- ne Detroit United Railway company
Vaste, day declared quarterly dIF55HeHG y.
il. per cent. Pa@ able on NJ ~ ~ -1rt
pI evious nvleeha "ds 0--0 - -
l., AuCtfcf 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Feb. 7.-Denocrsttr caucus approval
CT reciprocity was reason. aGcosolrS 70 Soius
sfitb0rities why al grain and provisions fell
on In price here to-day. There was an Ut
usually Large trade in wheat but the rBsrset
0rt.res showed net loss OF sc 70 * a = c.
corn and oats 18th Finished &c IS IA sc under
ls.t riert WITH provisions dcwa = gloc TO 25c.
In wtsat the constantly increasing volume Of
sales came chiefly from unfolding by longs A
number Of wealthy operators 81 & Of consider
abs lines, s6nle a. a heavy loss. Range o.
uriSes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
NEW YORK. PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS

Z - i "
WIN suyers indifferent. spring patents. IS 2o4
s. ia, fancy spl1ng patents, 81 2OgSo 40. winter
stralsl-s, 81 -UgS4 90 winter patents 81 4yQ
81 s. Spring clears 81 101S4 40 extra No. 1 win
-aT. S3 4OeSS 20. extra NJ. winter So 25QS 50 40;
Kansas straights, 81 jjSS+ 20: RYE FLOUR
Dull. falr 70 good. S. zJgS4 IS. choice 70 fancy,
:. l02s+ 60 BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Steady,
s. - Der 100 70. CORN NEAL~-kilu dried,
s. IS. BAG MEAL-Fine white and yellow.
81 2OgSl IS. coarse, 81 1881 IS. FEED-West-
err spring. S26gS20 D; standard m!Gdling. S269
80 % hOur 90, So red cog SIS Is; CITY bran,
s25 IS bulk So IS sacks. rlidaling, S26 $50
SIS 80. rsd dog SO. homlny chop, 81 80 bulk,
e. ~ SACKS, oilmeal, s55 5OGSo6
tOtioN-An early decline carried prices
into rev low groune for the movement with
May selling al l4.2gc. OF nearly Us points below
the high record OF the season, and about IA
points under the closing figure Of the previous
Gay. Abound this level offerings became a little
less aggressive and the market alter rallied on
ctrerlrg Cr buying for 2 reaction The close,
however, was steady, with last prices net
changed u ponts higher. and ar about the
best point reached on the recovery from tbs
early break Southern spot markets we're IN
changed 10 lsc lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

London. FEB. I-Consols early to-day ad-
vanced 1-l5, but closed uncnangso ar re tSE
money and so f-- the account ANACONDA
was unchanged 81 lS- Grand Irurs un-
changed = q and Canadian Fac-nc "a lower
Money was in good demand but tie SUD
ufv was ample Discount rates were easy
n anticipation OF n early reduction IN the
bank rate. -.
The mining car-y-over occupied most OF
the attention Of tredsrs on the St5cs -
change The ma-E=- vas dt- ana IN NE. %
esrinE, except for a sharp rse. III o.. shares
and a decline ln copper STOCKS.
American securities op1nsd Ql-e' AID
kbopt unchanged from yes-er-4ys New
York closing Grading was quiet and feat
urelsss ana prices moved irregu-arly within
narrow limits during me sp-lre session.
~. -,Cstr~ was uruec led
Call money IN London. eis per cent cpen
y,l1r>xe- discount rate fJr short bills, 81
95-ls FER cent. lcrs bills. t--5F 5Z per ce-..
Berlin discount rate. 5-i per cent PARIS DIS
count rate y per cent. Paris exchange on
I London, Is francs 20. -enur2es. ber--u en-
change on Lcndcn, p marks = rIenn-gs.
Bar geld. rs SC, and American eagles. -.s
slzr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

Paris. Fer. 7-Thre@ Pc cent rertes closed
11le certimes lCvsr a. g francs 47h cen
tines Trading vas dull and criC2S were
hsa-,- or tne BeErse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08
sEED PRICES.

Berlin. fe5 1-TraGlnZ wa quist az.
prices vera weaker On the Eoerse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

fr-TI Il fO0 nm n 81 0TU-UUD Iuufl IUII.
= gi Cd1 nca fo ST 500 900 July, 1896. 90
tlf f9 81 900 900 January 1910 Wl capt
. f.-+-c No. -rnitrf stock at 500 per
.jG O-fo-er 1905 "a CAPITAL y lea .'',i
30 CAPITAL increased .l',' 80, e'."'T y ~ ~
co. Fie1.fes o. November =. 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-08

s.. go COO in 1909. %
November 1900, - ca
l1f 81 Took over the
90 in March 1910. cap
ga 1ng oCO June 1909
luifal Increased from $50
$500 0000 % $500 90 jar
,n Italian American tn