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New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

ID. 81 oor. sac 10. 17,. /. 1920 ID. - sc'
JsIir S1,sb: % .s ssl,. * - = r. T. ssss
Is5T ssso p .ss q 81 f. Il IT, e. II Il
''S: S:i.ss Z a.f:s. T. s" i;sS y = Is g Il, !.
s9 sad sao II. II SO rs ~ b. b. ss.s s" 0
George 8 l. : pil,ubact PULL. as -.
st75: COWS $50 ID. sI25: ?. $40 70. g;
'c ss = s 81. 3 e & $50 10 sa'" l. 80 '' ''''
n IT, Hollis bulls 1850 h. sA7S: ee-"
CaLyEs-R,ceipt, 1880. including :. 100 t-r
tho market. /. 200 on sale. Trade rather Slew,
and With a dull. dead meat market prices ".,s
or So from Mondays general sales. "ith earey
A clearance of the pens Common 10 choirs
vesIs sold ~ ssTsio per 100 ID. culls $50
$3.50 CIV dressed vrsis lower az i91sc rs'
ssissR sHsp'f 'Td on. Co II. v..i, l.a -
sverss. $40 per 100 10 10. ics ID. 50 50. $
q george o & r. g puI-rbsck: - yeal'. 40 y.
$40. :, 100 10. 81 rs; ~ i3i Ii. 81 5" - ioe
IN, 80 %: IS; 100 ID, So 4. 100 H. $50
NE Nelson on & Mccss-: - vcsls ,3s II. $40. T.
1oI ~ $3.50. 2 100 n. s.. loT - " *,
10 So 10 oulls ITO 10 81
W r Hume 80 Buffalo v.sIs. 1Sl II. SO.
So ~ 10 ~ las e. s 70 yfs' sf 10 - ~ ~ ~ & So " "
J @. curtis & Co. lc2 yssls rs - SO 81,
i42 H. 50 30 ~, f2i H. 81 So y, l-s 70 -
:. 1SI ID. ss So 3. ls5 ID. 's' ). 4" d. 'e''
JslIife. Wrixh, 4 Co: I veal, $50 r.. SO ..
1870 10 81 so. 20 80 IL. 81 so. culis l'' o.
" II. Hoiiis Ia v.sls ., various --isht..
s7qsio. u. ~ ID. 50 10: mixed caves ,'
$ Judd & co. A. vsals. i2' ib. s. So is
Gull iO2 IN. 81 80 -
Tobn & shannon: ~ veai'. 10 ID. $50 .
SHEEP AND LAMBS a., cars.
or 10 COS head. including ears fo- 'he MAJ
kst Sheep aJros, nominal, but full "f3nT.
lambs active and i0Gi5 higher ms pens
were cleared early. Common 10 'sir sneep
(owes) Sold az s4TA IL per 100 ~: medium 70
choice lambs at 81 JoasIi IS: ysarlinss ~ IS '5
81 Dressed mutton slow az d9c. dressec
lambs arm al f0G lie. with hog dressed br're-
ing HE country dressed hothouse lambs
lower at 81 a So per carcass .,x
Michigan lambs. - IN average. 81 fs per 100
IN. ls2. ~ III. g. IS. l9s, "a 10. 81 10: lso -
H. 81 10 eos state. 20 ID. 81 lei, Isl Nicr'-
gan yearliugs, 40 10 So: IA state. " ID. IS 70:
J. shamberg Son: 60 Buhalo lambs 70
Newton & Co: 2o1 Ohio lambs. 70 ID. 80 %,
43 clipped. 56 III. s6 %.
J. O. Curtis & Son. - state lambs 50 IN
So 80
HOGs-Receipts, - cars. or s,ae1 head. tn-
Guiding about 1s5 for tho market Feein9
weak on Buffalo and western adStcss Gcea
| 90 ID. COUNTRY dressed hogs lower et 10 100
per III rough hogs, - Csc. -.
Ssles-Kerrs Commission Company: iAS
Pennsylvania hogs, :09 lb average. - 30 rsr
q Curtis 4 Son: S stat. hogs. 10 ID.
s. Is. Il. 2oI 10. 81 As. 4. 22o II. $40.
rs: i rough. $40 Ii. So. boar 400 ID. 5, 50.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
MOVE TO BLOCK NEW HAVEN
Boston and Providence Shareholders
Favor Depositing Stock with Trustee.

Boston. March 1.-THE directors of the
Boston 4 Providence Railroad. corpora
ton under lease through the Old Colony
system 10 the New York. NeV Haven 4
Hartford Railroad on a 10 per cent guarsn-
tee basis. sent out circulars TO the stock
holders to-day urging the deposit of stock
with trust company as trustee until ne
EQUATIONS with the New Haven system re-
carding certain improvements can be sat
isfactorily arranged
The New Haven company nas asked me
legislature for authority 20 acquire ana
own stock IN the Boston & Providence rpdo'
Nth the additional provision that Whcn q
r,,aioritv Of the stock Is secured II may
compel the minority stockholders 10 part
with their holdings ,..,,...,.o
s,atc IN their circular that until the neeo-
tiations are completed al outstanding SlocN
',t.,5 - 5eDositsd with 4 trustee 70 pre-
,.ent the Ner Haven from acquiring cor
'tb, -. ~. .,,,era-t The New Raven nov
owns frife more than ~" ol 'h7 F'
hare outstanding
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
ONLY FINES FOR IMPORTERS
Court Lenient with Offences
Committed Before Loeb's Day.

Lawrence II. Mills. Emil S Dufot and
Charles g Mouraile, members Of the firm
OF Mills & Dufiot. importers OF silks and
laces. Of No 4sj Broome street. were fined
Yesterday Slc"0 each by Judge Martin in
the United States Circuit Court. after they
entered a plea Of guilty 70 indictments
charging them with undervaluations OF
imported merchandise.
The leniency OF the sentence came as "a
complete surprise 10 Henry A. Wise. United
States Attorney. VINO had asked the court
To impose a substantial punishment OF
the defendants that would serve as A
warning % other importers For many
months II has been the argument Of Mr.
Wise that underyaluations by importers
and smuggling by passengers would not
cease until prison sentences imposed upon
convicted offenders would make too dan
gerous any attempt TO avoid tho full pay
ment Of customs duties.
II was learned IN the Fedora Building
that the light sentence for the member
OF Mills & Du7Ot was due TO the attitude
taken by the fedora Judges in this dis
trict In regard 10 uudcrvaluations com
mitted before January or this year.
10 was said that the judges ascrbcd the
frequency Of this offence 10 the laXness
with which the law was enforced in the
past and the loose manner i'm which the
collection Of customs duties was practised
in the port prior e. the appointment OF
William Loeo. jr., as Collector Of the
Fort
The Judges received the impression that
undervaluations we're practsed almost like
commercial usage. and they decided TO
give the importers a chance TO take fair
warning that the Law is now being en-
forced and that undcrvaluation constitutes
crime that will he punished severely IN
the case Of offences committed after jan
uarv 1910
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
'F o b afost
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsv YORK, March l'Nl'll.
GRAIN-vHEAT-Tr favored me bul
SIDE esrlv ana prices advanced abou, nc. but
then longs reached for profits values GiicHB
eased IN. and al the closo we're IA Sac lower tor
nsv crop and isc higher for Maf- NsNs @ lroIl.
abroad was hesrish including reports OF pressure
~ cTerings lrorn Australia and Argentina. ke
rcrts regarding the four situation we're rather
Z iscoura ging. some authorities stating that as'
weeks business vas the poorest SO FAR ihls sen
son but tho OUTPUT Or -four ~ the three prncipai
milling ror's last week amounted 20 oNc"'
barrels against 29T 2S5 rho previous week and
sos ST. last wear Export sales. ~ loacs. ol1
business no nee business. The sales inciu1en
u. O,O bushels 90 low grade red virer Wheas
out 5f local stock sold about six weeks ago ~
loads ~ cana li1n red and about lS loads OF
Manitoba No y red a4'. elevator and % &c :
n 4 anoai. No ! Northern Duluth. 81 O9i7, . D
-scaf COMMISSIONED comparatively small price
charges and after ruling hrm In absence oI
offerings ragged of ana close az net deci,ns ne
or irG &c Cash corn steady al SIC for ne" 40
. o aroat oATs-tQuist hrt steady. closins
~ A net advance ot tdi.c. Cssh oats s,ealy
STANDARD white 3Sisc. No =. sc. No 3. SO No
5 35iec RYE-Dull; No ., s3c. nominal, o 2
Ssw York BARLEY maltlns. sl9sl 10
r New York RUCKWHEAI-'Quiet amer
csr so, / New York Canadian, osc od'
YORK FOR sNnOr'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
FOREIGN MARKETS.

r,v.-rool March f5.--vHEAT-srct eufi fus-
ures steady. March. os SD: May, IN @isf JuiT,
6s DAD CORN-Spot steady: new American
mixed a. -. old American. mi1ed. >, "a
futures auiet May. ~ td July. 40 6d. FLoCF
Winter PATENTS. 27s 3D. HOPS--rn London
Pacinc Coasu. ~ ssGt5 rs. BEEF-Exfrs Ind,
mess. iics 5d. PORK-Prina mss Westerr.
SOS HAMS Short cut, 5is BACOH-crr1 o.
herlanf cut SOS: short rib Sis 81 clear BELLIES.
55s 8d. long clear mtddles, light. Sos 81 hesv5'
SIS. short clear backs, 54s SHoULDEKs
square as LARD--Prine Western, tisrces,
4ds 81: American. refined. pals AS ~. CHEESE
-Canadian finest white, new, 6ls; colorsd, S3s
URPENTINE-Spiri's. SIS. m. koSlS-.on-
mon is 81 PETRoIEr- N-Rrfned. si,d
rJNsEED OIIl-5os. COTToNSETD oIry-Hull
refined spot 3os Sd. TALLOW-Australis- u
London S4s I'd.
London. March Is ST GAR-Rs-. certricueal.
lis. rnuscovsdo. los Beet March. los $40
IJNS EFD-Calcutts. April-Juns. ga t'-f. LIN
SEED OTT.-iTs 7i,d. SPERM Olt--t's lor.
PETROLEUM American refined SD. ,seir's
6Ad. TURPENTfNE-Spirit- o's % NoSiN
.r,o-icau strained iss a: Nns iss Tiif
Antwerp, March 5.-PbrROLEJ M-ls ,raacs-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Ne~ York. March -. 1911
BEFNES- -Recsipts. i26 ears or > eia head
Including ~ cars Tor the market. 20 cars on
sale steers m very light supply. but dull and
barely steady. bulls and cows SLOW ana az
Jersey Cirv there Was a lifsicss trade a. "A de
cline of 10 u iJc without clearance Good
steers sold st 81 - q So 30 per 100 ib. oxan.
sass 80. bulls stGs5 cows. g. toGsiT
one choice heavy COW. s. no. Dressed beef
quoted at l3i, 1884 dressed weight sinking
weight in addition 10 orsl Dressed lamb. a Z
London. re. Exports. - cattle 20 Bermuda
Ssl-s-Ncvton q Co 20 Niruinis steers
1918 10 average. S. 40 per 100 10. IS Ohio.
l24S ~. So %
Mcpherson & Co. ? bulls. 1888 No. 81 90. "a
Western COWS. lls3 n. 81 l75. J COWS ass IL
81 - 10. az 10. 81 .. So ib g. SIS . 1000
TO- 81 80. ioeG H. s. - II Ssa lb a.
s5s M. g. - 4 935 N. s. so G7O 10 e. lo
: Sanders bulls MA ~ s. Is. > oiO N
81 80 7 COW 142o NJ. 81 IL. 4 1852 ~ 81 sn
T. e5o In. 81 Sa. I. 300 In. 81 - T. 900 10 S,
l. $40 No. 81 -.
s Judd q 90 5 bulls 100 m si7s. l. aso
H. 81 So. I stocker 500 n s. Is , cows as5
No. g. -. :. s65 IN. So I. 1000 10. s. s. = sI5
no. 225
J q. curti. & Son II bulls iise N g.
1880 10 t,ao a5i IN a. ~. 1910 10 8, 70
Teo ~ 81 ~. =. $50 10 81 so. COW. iiao M.
81 10. l. 1880 10 81 3 1912 10 81 : pis
1850 H. 81 80. . SIS 10. s. -. 5 oso m 81
g. 90 : ~ II. s. 20 4 Ta7 H. s..5 4
miiker. sssasH3 per head
Andrew Mullen: bull. li4o 10, S.. I. $40
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Landau March Is a batter selection ar..--'-
in- - fos sa4 bales. offered a. the rool auc-
ton salos day. bidding vas aniratei s''
rr,cas --era r-iu. especially I'm meriros, vhirh
ranged from unchangeT 20 > Per cent h'x1s-.
American buyers were quie' The sales fNlic"
New south Wales. 900 halss. scouret. is7 .
I'D. sressy 5ddis ID Queenslsrf 900 esie'.
secured isGis iei. zreasr. Spls Lad. VIC
toris 900 baes. sccursd. eddls l0isi erss s.,
sdqis s2iad South Australia 30" bales sccrrst,
l. sddis ~ gressv TfTlii. West Australia
700 bales. zressy. rdnis ID Ne~ Zealerd
3 200 bales scouI -. atadqis SID. srsasv 81
dis ID cape - cool HOPE and natal no
bales. zreasy siddioisd FALKLAND Islsnds--
200 bslcq. srcssy. 6i.dTioi,f.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

FLOUR AND MEAL-flou, iSe.-' ,,aou ana
,7a4.nfsi ,T2i5. Ts,nts s. c,asS Is .tnier ashts -
sss n winter pa'enis. ~ Segs' - ~ .,4 u ,o
80. ~ : ,'irtcr. ss .0as3 35; Kansas strsshts
81 sfsa<i - RYE FLouR-Ftrnl. FAR t. s'ed' 90
s. 3ods4 30. choiee 70 }r.. fans.4 me- g. 81 ~
,,ttL vt1o Dhit, and yellow. 81 l3il~l ~
Soarse 81 loasi IS. FEEp-Ftrn. Western
.prng go 90 ,.nfar1 81. r.d d1" 5oa SOS city bran.
s3i bulk s5 80 sack mddnss .oI e., iS 92 SSIe Sa
'"pRoXIs,o>s- t.asler early. hut rallied 90. on
c,,er,Dr ard buyire b. packing Interests. PnRh
s11 s,s s6s,lS so pEEF-Ms-s sltfsi' 20. family
..,ees a., es6d.oe 'PEFF HANS s270s2s DRESSED
%, -. is0 n tos,c. i.0 NJ io',c. pig. i9''6
TT TT uEATs -P,-plfd bellies EASY. % n PA
-. -, - rfov-Dul. city. s.r. country.
snIs,eqtc LAFD~Firm Mlttle West. eog
go -, s,ssd -,',,s,, Nenso1 &c. 3Rrsrl keg.
II So compound steadv. I'saT 81 II EARINt
s:sdy olso loc lI, yI ar9 RI an, ~ III r,,,o,
II ,oir,s ,iSn.-. sisrtsrd zranulaied ~" net.
less per ce'lt cash There vas soin- ousin'ss
in Arr,i shipment az 2:c. bssi7 as test. 80, and
b,usht NJ shipment az alSo cost and fr"ighi
souai =, a2c SPOT stead cAn,ritusal. pN
sugar a1ic March and April shipment quoted
az I'm LonSon beet sugar sas I'D fear"r.
ua~oh 7nf Aqril. los , Nd Ns}. los 80 n
S.r4,,r ~ vius,, & Graz. thN movement ~
:, a. a, tha T-ni'ef states four ports for ~"
- fozrr.. i'm tons, ras follows. Receipts
6, -no sxssnst - 800 the previous week sn1
- zoo ,.sf -7ea-. u1eltinSs t2HH szains' 800
a. a. 900. sto-i lcs3ro. compared with sS,ooO
and 2as.6 81" , ., ,..,A.
,ET.ts- -rOppFR-Sts ndsrd dull. SPOT
49,. anru Ma, and June II SD II eoc, Lon
80, ,s,,ty. srot - Is 81 futures t8 LIS 70
~. s ,Hrns- 'la 81 = Jia 90. electrolytc. u 2'a
IA AZ .,e ''Ppr pca,.inr i2di: s5c. TIN Qui.t spot.
s0 INA t0c. March and April sstbrae '3c. Mey
"a -. 40 iNd2a T5c. London hrm. spot, tl.t
-" - ,,,,rrrs iiTT lis - LEAp-Duli; '"n
~. 70 w, york .2i4na27isc Fast " Louis.
t,o,s,r st7 - ~ SPELTER Dull 3.53a7 t'c
S.a ycr-. : 4off5 iTirc East - Louis LONDON.
toa TtMOSY-puli. CcohSons 9Tb "F
tpOS-C'leveland warrants, As 20 IN LONDON.
tcc.rv s,eadv No 7 foundry Northern. tlb top
sfs ~ ~ p foundry Northern. No | Southern
80 x, I southern soft SIS JodSld
WOIAs>ES AND sYRUP>-There VAS
stifF market for mol8sses, WIN fairy good d
u,.,a S,rups steady hut quiet.
NAVAL sTORES-Spiris turpentne higher
-, srr, AZ m. advance Rosin nrm. Tar quiet
spiRrrs TURPENTINE-Machine bols "sc
,TAR-sss so RosiN-4-ommon TO good strained
e. SO r. g. a0 r. 81 eo. Z. s. Is. p. - 30.
on - tn-aed OIL unchanged. RfNnrd
,.,r,Ieur, s'aadv A. recent prices
'COTTONsEED OI-steadi"r "arly bur
,.,.r los. uari os the advance, ard a. Inc close
.ss las points net higher Local contract
prices: ves,e-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

-po, guie; and 80 points lover a. lt.'oc tor
,rif5iinc upland. sales ois bales Liverpool
cables: SPOT fair business dolns. sales $3.50
bales: speculation ami export 1000. American. can
Oun. imports liooo. an American; middlins
upland ssd Futures opened quiet al ia =
r'ints decline Closed steaiy. in4,9 points
higher March March \ pril. hprlNlay and
Nay-June : i2iad June-July. ! td; July. Az
ruet tad. August September. 1l''gd; Septehi-
nor October = SD. October NOV emoer b.H'-d ,
November December. 3 - 'sd. Decemher r-JanuarS'
s SD. Tsuuar, February, 6oiisd.
rOITET-A Advanced snf5 points 1t the
onanlng Au- % stead cables ana local bu, ms;
ana after showing moderate further gain esseH
o~ ana rlosed nar~v steady az about the open
iu- level -iti sales OF 1.i5o bags Ha're
,losed AZ a rot gain ~ >. franc, and HsmouTE
vae s.Gf nfsnnig higher. private caoi- IRON.
,haf tbe average rainfall I'm Brazil. including
Iauuar, va. T0S miiimetres. against 'sl la.'
,c,r and 2no in 1904 'o3. the big crop vesI,
The market vas marrow. and traders are sun
waiting for the NsoTi1ation sales IN ApFll' no
a. ~ ras lower. and santos Unchanged 70 ~
rais decline cost and freight onsrs ron
prazn senersUy unchans-d az l2'T l. r'c t"r
Ssutos - Brazil has given no inIl'ation o.
.nv attention Ok making concessions. nut huF'fs
are ind iTercrt and the market appears 10 ne NJ
stsxnsnt with little probability ~ improvement
4, rssh demand until ~ "a seen how me sioI
,za,ior coffee r. disposed - spot unchanged a
iei.c for Rio M and i3'sc for santos u
Local contract prices $500
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

The trustees say in part as follows.
During the year 1910 the shipments OF ore
from the properties OF the cOmpanleS in
which the trust j. interested amounted TO
5.47027o tons. as against 3,0l5,6l9 tons IN 1909.
From the notices received from the Great
Western Mining Company and other les
sees Of their contemplated operations dur
ing the year 1911 10 Is expected that tho orc
shipments will be increased the coming sea
son. The work Of exploration and develop
ment called for by the lease TO the Great
Mining Company bas continued TO be prose-
cuted during the year 1910, with the result
of putting the properties in such condi-
ton that shipments thorefrou can be made
10 the full cxtert provided by the terms OF
the lease.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
RAILROADS PAY BIG FINES
Central and Pennsylvania Plead
Guilty to Giving Rebates.

6ufalo March 15.-The New York Cen
tr'l Railroad was fined $4,000 and the
Pennsylvania Railroad 10000 by Judge
John e. Hazel M the United States Dis
trict Court to-day. after attorneys for the
railroads had entered pleas Of guilty 70
granting rebates 10 the Standard Oil Com
pany. The case was prosecuted by John
Lord O'Brian. United States Attorney. on
indictments found IN 1877. The fines we're
Immediately paid
The fines are the largest ever imposed I'm
this district The rebates admitted In viola
tion Of the interstate commerce law vore
on shipments Of oil from Olear, y. y. 70
points in Vermont
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
ueALrn BULLETIN m DEMAND

such . demand has been made on mo
,1,,t,b Uensrtr,.nt FOR the 0rst numner OF
,,e monthly bulletin of tho department
..,i,. rlaced i'm circulation. that ~ my
.-...-e-,- - rerubnsh the initial issue
re o,r,,, ne ,seioner Ledere has been unable 70
SoriI,lloa.,ed~e ~ receipt Of Al the com.
~,1rications pertaining - tnc 9nlsIii 80, ne
l. l. i-a "a soie 10 meet all the demands Tor ine
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

H.. ioiowing petitions in bankruptcy
a.. n'sd In the United States Circuit
~ Yesterday:
'lsT AoToR TRANSPORTATION COM
aary y 10. 27 West 6ith street. invol-
. osr, realtors u. DUrant Cheever,. 3
As>,o.. George VI. Brooks s2J5. and John
~ ~ II was alleged that the com
q ,sts,,.l .lnsolvent and admitted IN writ
n ssi,,,.,y 10 pay its debts. The assets
b ,S'iSAND PRESS. printing. at No
20 East 18th street, Involuntary
is.r, q, Inc Seymour Company. 800
sss ..'Ss'r sllo, and T. Male 4 Sons. $25S
sisnt a-sed that the company was IN
? SIC on March II allowed the Rux-
t,ss.y 10 obtain preference for s24S
~ ''1eihtnt Assets are estimated at
y hnsgILAs s TIMBROOK. restaurant
= rol,,n'oom, a. No l5l Amsterdam ave
y ''''h'ary. Liabilities. s.3s. and assets.
.ss - HNElDER. OF No. 1929 Park
VI voluntary, Liabilities, t,0i, no
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March 15-Dust storms IN the North
west lifted The price OF wheat TO-DAY. A ccld
wave predicted FOR the winter crop belt to-riSn'
had a like effect The advance. hopever, vas
not maintained and there All irregular close
-isc hishe- than last night 20 sc belc- IN
rorn the market suffered net decline %
shade 10 i.c. and for oats a gain was maze -
a sixteenth 10 i.di.c Provisions wound ny =
m 2oTe2i,c dcarer. as compared rith 7ent,
rcur hours before. Buyers los, enthusiasm On
beirg shown oficial reports that IN every vh'af
-sising srate except Tennessee kentucky. Ori,
and. Indiana the ra in or snow fall during Fsoru
arv was much above the average. surplus uois'
IRE "a ried from so r.r cent IN Illinois 20 co per
cent In Kansas. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
POSTPONE REFINERY MEETING

annial meeting ~ tho National Sugar
s Conpan~ was again adjourned
Nrtl Ma j. This was The thir0
n'nsnt and, like the preceding two,
' 70 The desire 20 await the conclu-
- ~ ne suit brought IN New Jersey 20
- s.-ats the issue Of 100000 common
d." ne eompsny. most OF which issue
Vy me II .. Havemeyer estate.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
ANNUAL REPORTS.
r-v,s 4 PACIFIC RAILWAY

-r.. annual report Of the Texas Pacinc
- -, ~ Coupanv for the year sndeo lie
ee%6er 81 s9 s,d ss Fre5s srsn ssSa earSns, @ Of s
come a-gt1b are 81 {t5I52 larger than for
6l9,So - largest for any year except
sS s s%% sHd eEnsss Of is2 yesr Ts'is n ), &
ceed those ,"ome vas s. lO2 9s4. or S0SN
522 Ntt Cor laaq. and total income 81
m9Ts mo re, pSeductng for charges snd nG
taxes ahu nepJ appropriation. the sur
equipment, ,osr vas s447. .37s. which. added
pns, ,,s for previous 1 euplu Of 49, ar sp9 81, ne
profit and loss nyoft and loss surplus at
5sa, brought thS Sspr pro-, 70 81 .s5s .i9i
the enc General balance sheet as OF DECEMBER
Tne r,o sHnmpares a. follows
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
,runsvl vANIA's NEW PAMPHLETS

Potato Culture and seed Grain sus
uoe.ions, are the newest additions 70 the
agricultural literature which the tennsI l-
,.sria Railroad is preparing 10 give %ide
distribution IN the territorN tnroush WI. vi M
on .. rates These two pamphlets viii oe
i-=tIad next week
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
NucH1GAN STATE TELEPHoNE %

Gross revenues Of the Michigan state
Telephone Company for the year ended 10.
cernber n 1910 were A22517i or i4"5
large than for l,+9 Expenses and taxes
vere e 2so. .49o and the net income vas s9+4 %
:o,,ros, saSl 92S and dividends se5S039. the
srrplue FOR the wear was t2i9.695 against
cr 9si in iooq The total profit and loss
surnIus on December 81 last was f'l5 i99 an
;,,.raaea Of S1o9 $40
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERY 60

The report Of the Electric Storage Bat
terry COMPANY for the year ended December
2l 1910. has been issued. The income ac-
count shows gross sales Of Sl.2lf.223. an I'm
crease of s95 20. operating expenses Of Ni2
so and total income Of sil900l4. equal "a
4. % per cent earned on the slSoo,en stock
against 5.lS per cent IN 1909. The surplus
for tre YEAR. after payment Of S5l9.sdi divi
derds was sl1004s and the total proht and
loss surplus was s2.7,l9i2. which compare
Nth g. S5s SIS Al the close OF 1902.
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rotsl. =. Mloall eas sloe ls5. .eaI sos sIe 81.

sLoss- SHEFFIELD STEEL AND III ~.
The Sloss- Sheffield steel and Iron Com
rany reports for the year ended Novenl 1er
30 1910 net earnings Of SSH. against 81
22s 9i7 in the year before. After charges
and preferred dividends there was bal
ance Of s909.522. equal 10 202 per cent, on
tho common stock. compared with SIS rer
cent earned IN 1919 Detailed operations for
three wears follow.
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The North American Company reports
for the wear ended December 81 last total
receipts of s2l05.0o3. comparing with g.
023 ~ in 1909 and Si.1231s6 I'm 1905. After
deduction OF 1851 SIS for rentals. taxes and
other charges the undivided profits for the
year we're 81. l.S53.3S5. equal 10 SO per cent
on tho go 1q3 so capital stock. against 30
per cent earned IN 1907. After payment of
ai,.idends amounting 10 81. l.4saSS5 a surplus
of $3.50 20 remained. which compared with
a surplus Of sei-9l1 IN the preceding year
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NEW YORK PRICES.
SFABOARD CLEARANCE

COVTON-A somewhat Irregular opening
was foIlowed bv sharp advance. but the I'M
-r,vsneu, wa. lost and while the nnal tVn-
-. steai,- ia., ,rices we're net = points lower
~ ;, polnt. y sher. n rumorsS that nsuise
corrrrerc,ai crop ~ over Il OOo. 600 bales. and
n seemed from a canvass OF the NJ" YORK ana
Memphis trade that sentiment Is prepared ior
rsns,Is rroort next MOnday showing only
uttle less than l.. .Oo0e)o haes ginnef ior th-
season. Including linters. Local c1ntract prices
YeSteT-
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.FquaI 20 AZ per cent o. 500 ej5 ino common.
compared with % per cent earned on same
stock prev ioUs year.
The general ba anCe sheet as of pecemoef
81. 1910 comnares as follows:
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,r-urnisr.4 b. J Thomas Rsinhsrit. Nc 80 Broad
street. N-v York. and 80. ~ D-Fonshf'
street. EcstonJ
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$ .... s5oo97.5i2 si9.9sl o'7 $40. 7o'. 81
GREAT NORTHERN ORE.

lIEEAT NDKTFthN UTF'
The trustees of the Great Northern Iron
Ore Properties report for the year ended
/ December 81. 1910 compared with the Years
ended December 81, 1909. and December D.
1905 as follows.
to,o faOa 1905
piv,5ar5s g. l05 GOO 81 56l. 600 sl.I95.ooo
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

coupons srcharT.she. +F-s'stsref 10
--,s srsxis'ersd and COUPONS
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After charges against coal for depreciation on
i-ot ore - cents ton On ron for eNfraorfinar ~
rel airs and renswsls and 25 cents ton proh' on
ccko manufactured +Surpus
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NATIONAL LEAD.

The National Lead Comrsny has issued
its annual report for tho year ended De
cemher 81. 1910 The income account com
pareS as follows
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

furnishes by curtis : sanger SO 80 Va
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