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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-13

The will OF Charles T wsbber of Gin
cinnath noted artist, leaves his 800 COO
estate 10 his nurse, Miss Mary Spencer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-13

Premier Laurier OF Canada says he will
not attend the coronation II reciprocity
Is delayed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-13

now steamship freight line is to he
established between Boston and south
american ports.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-13

Because of an outbreak of rabies, dops
have been ordered muszied for an day,
IN Yonkera
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-13

Miss Anna i|eggs of Memphis. Tenn,
has been appointed deputy clerk and
master in chancery. the first woman in
Tennessee to hold that position
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-13
KENYON SUITS TAFT.

Washington. April I2-The election OF
william $. Kenyon for United States
senator from Iowa was especially pleas
ing to President Taft because OF Mr.
kenyons official connection with the
administration and because OF his pro
Fressive attitude in many matters in
"hich the President has been Interested
The President said of Mr.. Kenyon's Sc
lection: He will make an excellent sen.
ator because of his splendid eQuipmen,
for the place, He ia good lawyer, ant
d man Of courage and high Ideals"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-13
KENYON ELECTED SENATOR.
sixty-SevenEh Ballot Ends Deadlock
in Iowa Legislature.

pes Moines. Iowa. April la-Judga
William s Kenyon republican. was
elected I. 8, senator TO succeed the Ate
Senator Jonathan T. Dollver on the s7th
ballot in the Iowa Legislature this after
noon.
Victory came with the second ballot
Of to-day's session and following a stormy
session He received 7s votes Just enough
to elect, against 2s for Supreme Court
Justice Horace +. Dcemer. his republican
opponent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
FREIGHT RATE HEARING
Inquiry Into Reduction on New
York Chicago Traffic.

Washington. May 3l.-A reduction by the
Delaware & Hudson and the Erie railroads
of the class freight rates between New
York and Chicago VIII be inquired into at
a hearing before the Interstate Commerce
Commission in New York City next Friday
morning.
The Delaware * Hudson recently filed
with the commission a tariff cutting 'he
present first class rate of Is cents a hun
bred pounds TO ~ cents with proportion
ate reductions in each case on the other
five classes This traffic is TO be routed
over the Hudson River TO Albany. Della
ware & Hudson 90 Binghamton, y. y. and
on 10 Chicago by the Erie.
Several Eastern railroads and some ship
pers made informal complaint that the ar
bitrary reduction would disturb seriously a
rate structure in operation twenty years
and might bring on a rate war disastrous
alike 10 railroads and shippers.
An inquiry is being made as 10 the com
missions power under the law to suspend
a reduction # freight rates, that question
having been raised The result Of that
investigation will bear directly upon the
Delaware d Hudson tariff.
Fridays hearing viii be directed by the
board Of reference Of the commission. con-
sistng of the chief examiner, Mr. Brown,
the chief Of prosecutions, Mir. Marble. and
the chief Of tariffs. Mr.. Jones. The testi-
nlony and the boards findings will be sub
mitted 10 the full commission for final ac-
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. MAY Si.-cATTLE--Recelpts, 1000:
st tes 81 eSGs5 So western, s. soas5 So stock
81 5oas5 so: calves, s. 25ass, HoGs-Recelp,,,
days average: light s. 7cas6 o5: mixed, S. IS
ass; heavy. s. 5oas5 IS rough. IS 5ogs5 20;
S. sS3 g. bulk Go Of s a s. Sass o. sHEEss
celpts, 1000; 5ql5c lower: natlyss $500
s:gs .s s So ysSasi s. aSsss S lambs
East Buffalo, May 3l.-CATTLE-Ste a. re-
cslpts. IS head; prime steers, 50 ssgse %;
SIS 25ass. HoGs-Receipts. 1000; fairly active
and steady: heavy. SO 3oqss 20; mixed and
s. !5gs 60 gs s ga less
SHEEP and L.AMBs--Receipts. 1000; sheep
steady, lambs and earrings siow, ISa' sSassss
y iei s. 25as5 so; We,hers: s. 2Sas' 'o
ewes, 50 5oas4: sheep. naked s. S9qA -:
Ksnsd iSc TtS G eco southsrns steady .op
seas; dressed beef and export steers, 81 ep
ss 49, fair to good S. 1ogs5 ~ Western Steers u.s.
Soutpern steers, s. a5Qs5 80; Southern cows
s3Ts45O: native COWS, s3as5; native hei ns
81 25as6: bulls. s4gs5: calves. sSqsh % H s1s.
| s. s0Gs5 %: heavy. IS sOdS5 s7is packers ana
butchers s. s5as5 9s light; s. sSas5 eS a.
GO ~. earrings. 81 25asi 80: wethers, 3d. 5g
s. -. ewes 50 5OdSi: stockers and feedefs' = %
aS Cincinnati Sy MAY 81 -cArTrE-Reeeiets -,
easy ana quiet. fair 10 good shippers SSs>o III
common 81 a5dSi. HCGS-hecelpls, 'hdrons,e
"a veal 15Te0c lower: butchers and shlppsts'
ss SEA So TO- common 81 5oas9 s. sHEIEiPyPRsse-
ceipis, 21sl steady , at g 5 52gs5 20 81,
PttsOars May 2lsH io prmc ssd ss e.
lighti ch So,i. en- sheen slower and lover on
i,m5s su6pS fair 2 Prime vethr sigss?'
cus and common. s2aSS sPRlNH La ai6Gs
SS@Ss VEAL. CALNES-ST 5oqSs HopS
Steady on light Workers and piss; STOW ana
lower on other grades receipts, - double e. oS -
Zine bosyies Sc iOdS6 Is: mediums. 20 s,o
e. a. heavy Workers 81 1896 40; Hight ae,.e,ee'
81 4sds6 30: pigs SO 45dS6 80; roughs' soas' ~
(By Telegraph to The Tribune1
{, Louis Nav 81 .-CATTLE-Receipt: $50
,o,,,,e and t0c lower: steers. 81 s5qS6 y; helr-
srs s45oS % COVE 5? Ss &c d Is 30 Soq HOGS
s6t and mf s.@ss 81 s. ' Sss g
80 i2asS ~ ond hogs S5as5 10 SHEEP-Re-
sSpts s active and lSc hi ss. s sgTS
81. clipped lambs s'9so' e"p'en s'"
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
WHEAT "CORNER" FIZzLES
Anti Trust Activity Believed to
Have Intimidated Operators,

Chicago, May 31.-There was pictur-
esoue finish to-day for the corner In
NAV wheat. but the scene was not OF the
sort that was expected. Instead Of hun
dre6s Of excited brokers shrieking at one
another in the trading pit on Change the
close was Of such different kind that
some Of the traders sat down comfortably
on the steps and whled away the time
laughing and Joking.
Instead of shorts being squeezed without
mercy, the final price for May delivery was
81 Oi94. a rise Of only 80 cents, compared
with the figures at the close Of the pre-
vious DAYS trading. What kept the mar
ket from soaring was the fact that repre-
sentatives Of the interests behind the So
called corner" let go OF enough wheat 10
supply all demands al a very moderate
advance.
Recent activity Of the government in
prosecuting Illegal combina tons of all
kinds and the action of the Board of
Trade directors In appointing a committee
TO investigate all irregularities in the trade
here were ascribed as the principal reasons
why the men credited with controlling the
market were willing 10 relent and show
that even in the wheat pit there is such a
thing a. the rule of reason" and mercy.
This. at least. was the prevailing view. A
few dealers. however, declared that the
conditions which kept the price down were
natural ones. and that the holders Of the
wheat were simply giving way 10 q shrewd
desire TO unload.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
TO PUBLISH TRADE JOURNALS
Holding Company Organized, with 81,
100000 Capital Stock.

The United Publishers Corporation with
capital Of $4,000 has been organized
TO control twelve trade publications, most
Of them in this city The new company
will be a holding company for three other
holding companies the first of which Is an
iron and steel unit represented by the
David Williams Company, PUBLISHING "Ihe
Iron aec." The Iron Age-liard"are,
1.-THE Metal Worker and The Building
Age. the second is a drysoods unit. rep
resented bv the Root Securities company
and publishing The Dry Goods Economist
The Dry Goodsman," The Dry Goods Re
porter and The Boot and Shoe Report
err and the third is an automobile uni''
represented by the Gloss journal Company
publishing The Automobile The Motor
Age" The Commercial and The Blue
Book
q .ries r. Root is president Of the me-"
company and the directors are J. q. Me-
keel. Condo Mast. II. NJ. SHETLAND. Charles
c. Phillips and w II Taylor. The voting
power is vested in a voting trust Of three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were flod Yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court.
MARCUS LEFT salesman and manager.
o. 10. 10 East 18TH street voluntary
Liabilities q 5000 and no assets.
BERNARD BERNSTEIN. a salesman.
10. 4-j Madison avenue, voluntary, liablll-
ties kl.sa and no assets.
WILLIAM r. WILSON. of Crestwood.
:. J., Who prior 10 August 1910. was in
ne automobile business. voluntary; liabil-
ues #-3. assets S-97.
HERMAN SENSMEYER. q driver. at
20. l.ei Amsterdam avenue, voluntary,
'sulllues >l5.435. assets 50.
ISApORE WEISsMAN and JOSHUA
1OLDBERG. dong business as J. Weiss
,,olontary. creditors. - DoOb, Sons 4 Co..
80 = futile Company. $500. and r..
HruAh q Co Sl3l
DAVID LONDON q iobber in silks at
70 " A2tOr Place. involuntary; creditors.
VtcherAoa Ralnocr & CO., $3.50 VI g.
q tiiSeeaSSe 800 and Pererls. BUTLER q Co.,
go liabilities upward Of $1,000. assets
receiver
,fSSiI0hkIS sOMMER and LOUIS SOLO
~ nea.efa IA jewellers materials, at
So. ., '!4iosn Lane, Involuntary; creditors,
90 'sse! Leoerman so. Sldney a. Merin.
Ft, li0Dlssory notes. each for so, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
COoLIDGE's THIRD FAILURE
Member of Stock Exchange Since 1884
Goes to the Wall.

Tie failure Of Henry Coolidge. member
e the stock Exchange. who had desk
in the Office Of Provost Brothers * Co, at
10 - Broad street, was announced on the
floor o. the exchange yesterday. At the
Offices Of Provost Brothers & Co. it was
said that Mr. Coolidge only had desk room
there and had been seen in the Offices only
twice. on one occasion for one minute ana
the other time for a trife longer.
Mr Coolidge had been a member of
the stock Exchange since July. 1854. and
was formerly a member OF the firm OF ".
l. stow q, CO.. which failed in April. 1901.
and in july 1909. on the same day that
Ta.Dot J. TAYLOR q Co went 10 the wall.
ia tue second failure Lawrence Waterbury.
Who Is uoW a member OF the American
polo cup defenders. was the principal cred
!tor. with 4 claim against the firm of more
than s5o4o1Q NJ Coolidge has been re-
Gently a "twO-dOiiar broker"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01

spot quiet with prices , points higher at
l3Njc for micdling upland; sales nil. Liver
pool cables: spot dull sales 1000 bales. specu-
latiou and export. 200. American, 5000 i'm
ports, 900. none American. Middng upland.
2sd. Futures opened dull. lqlig points higher
on near and unchanged on distant positions. closed
dun. 2G3is points higher. June. s,o2d June
July. 7ald; July August, not given; August
september, T5Gl4d. September October. 1lid;
october November. seed November December
690d; December January. 6.ssd January Feb
ruary, 6.ssd; February March, 6SSi2d. March
April. $50 al.
tOfIEl.-Ine volume Of business amounts ed
e. p. 30 bags. but the tone was very steady,
and prices at the close were 3dS points higher.
The market was narrow and easilv Influenced
either way. Hayre closed a. an advance OF y
franc, Hamburg showed net gain Of "a :.
Fleming, both Rio and santos were 30 refs high
er and private 9GVices from Brazil indicated
very firm markets Cost and freight offers were
finn. With Santos a. at - 15G IL. SIC Santos "a
a. l3c and Rio Il Ia IS at - d5c spot firm and
partially &c higher Rio No :. 12i4 Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool May Sl.-.WHEAT.sp9 easy:
40 Manitoba. IS sid. No ? Manitooa 80
st.d, 10 g. Is Ii7d; futures quiet; MAY nsm-
insl: July, IS lod; october. rs $50. SphN
Snot. Old American mixed quiet IS 81 new,
easy. 4s oiad; futures easy July As $40.
September Is Dad. FLOUR-Ninfer paw
ents ore HOPS-fn London tPacinc COAST,
IS $50 10 los BEEF-Extra india ness' sos
"a PORk-primc mess Western. tos 90
HAMs-Short cur. sos. BACON-cumoerlsr
cut sis Sd. clear bellies. 52s Ions clear MD
dies Light. 5.s. heavy. Dos; short clear pscns,
ass: shoulders. square. AS. LAhp-tnin.io
Western tlerces ais 81. American rennso.
nsiis. 4as I'd CHEEsE-csnsdisn nnsss
white and colored, new. 55s. white. OLD. VS.
coloreJ. no stock BUTTER-Finest United
states. no stock; good. SIS TCRPEN TN Be-
SHIRTS l6s ROSIN-Common. los 81. ~
TRoLEt Refined, sad. LfNSEEp OIL
ITs COTTONSEED OiL--Huli renned, spni.
27s Cd TALLOW-Australisn IN London "-s
I'D . 5000, ,.,.,,
usaL lis "a; musco'ado. iCs Sd BEET IlS
ST'GAR-May. los AID. CALCCTrA IN
sFED-May-June. Cos cd LINsEEp Oh;
ass 80. SPERM OIL. q. los PETRoLEEIrlsN
PEYTINE-spirits AZ. RoSIN-Amercsn
strained los %; hnc. los 4iad.
A~twcrp. MAY 2I-PETROLEUM 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01

o,5s0 shares Northern Coal Co, Ltd. Of New
brunswick. Canada. 1896 shares Kent Coal
Co. Ltd. OF Maine. i4.s15 shares Crown
Coal Co. Ltd. Of Maine. 1880 shares Greai
Northern Coal Co. Lid. Of the Province ~
Nova Scotia. Canada, il.20l shares Great
Northern Coal Go. Of Maine. 9GO shares
North shore RAILWAY co. ~ the Province o,
New Brunswick, canada; all ~ the right
title and interest. II any. of said defendant
corporation in and to 1880 shares Of the
common capital stock 81 the Martina Coal
Co. Ltd. ~ the Province Of New Bruins
wick. Canada. all claims Of said defendant
corporation against any and all o. the afore-
said companies for moneys advanced by said
receivers TO said companies, lot >loIon.
or account of Superintendent o. Banks, In
charge OF the Northern Bank 81 New York
in liquidation: $4,000 bond and mortgage
dated September IS. 1905. made by Elizabeth
J. Heaney to Frederick X. Morris. covering
premises on the northcrly side of Westches
ter avenue. where the same Is intersected by
the casterly side Of lands OF The New YORK
Now Haven & Hartford X. r. Co. which
mortgage has been duty assigned by Fred
or eric K. Morris to the Northern Bank OF
New York. S40o
Frank *. kohler. which have been duly as
signed 10 the Northern Bank, viz: 5000
The Prudential Insurance 60. of America No.
230.519. dated September -. 1900. $3.50 The
Prudential Insurance CO. Of America. No
$50. $40. dated September IS 1900. $4,000 The
Prudential Insurance 60. OF America. No
aS0.52l. dated September IS. 1900; SO 1000
state Mutual Life Assurance Co. No. 40. isi
dated September IS 1897. $1,000 state Mu
tual Life Assurance Co, No. 5S.64S. dated
June rs, 1899: So 500 State Mutual Life AS
surance Co. No. 599sl dated September IS,
1900. lot $500.
By order OF executors
90 shares Royal Baking Powder co. .oo
shares American Telephone & Telc-
Is Shares Long island safe Deposit
% shares United states steel Corpora
t feTI' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .''.e .e 1I7'.
d shares Nassau National Bank Of
Brooklyn ........-. .+.... .+-...'.. -''
- shares The Rober, Crooks GO. Of
New York. per share. ......... $40
BY order of Administrative.
shares : r Bal Co. lot ....t..... 81
BY order % trustee
. shares Acadia Landing 81 l%r Har- =
Dor. Me. transferable 20 pom -
eligible 10 ownership under the ar
ticles Of association Of The corpora
ton, assessments unpaid, lot. e
For account Of whom IL may con,"rn
g go New Livingstone coal -. hrst
mortgage 30-year per cont gold
bonds due July. 1887 July. 1905.
and subsequent coupons attachel. >'op
i 600 American SILK Co first MOI sage
2gns ee ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'A' 7o'D ''.. 23i4
L, 600 Montross Bond and Realty CO. Sc
ond mortgage = yer cent bonds. due
july, 1915 interest January and .
JULY ............... .......-s-.tt 90
10 shares Montross Bond and Realty -
Co. pref. ...-....... :..'' ., 80. ~
3l3 shares Montross Bond and Realty 40
Co common. lot.......... ......... ~
200 shares Rutland r. r. pref...-..... ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
FIRST CHINESE BOND OFFER
American Syndicate to Begin with
Hukwang Railroad

II is expected that the American syndi-
cate handlins the Chinese loans Will make
ire formal offering in the next two weeks
~ the frs. instalment of SIy0Coo Of the
Hukwang Railroad bonds. The Chinese
government has the privilege of increas-
ing the New York allotment to sl2500'W0'
hut II is not considered likely that this Will
be done in the near future.
Tho bonds will carry per cent interest
II is believed that they will be offered to
American investors at triAe below par
Members OF the syndicate have been
comforting on the Chinese currency reform
loan OF 100000. One-fourth will he Of
fered in this country The syndicate has 2
right % pass on the new currency system
and virtually 10 dictate its features
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. May 81 1911
BEtNEs- Receipts i36i7 ears. or $50 head
including 1911 cars for the market Steers
opened arm 90 Toe higher. closed slow bu,
steady Bulls rated steady 10 lOc higher. cows
unchanged In tone and price. The yards were
cleared Common 20 choice steers sold al 81 Il
n So o. per 100 III. bulls. 81 T5ns5. | choice
bull 81 55. COWS s2nSt 90 Dressed beet
steady at 81. n toe for native sides. Liverpool
ahles quoted live cattle lower AZ iOis T. lie
dressed weight IN addition TO the cnal. Ex-
potts to-day. IS cattle and so sheep to Ber-
muda. tomorrow. 200 cattle in the Michigan
10 Antwerp.
sales-J. shamberg & Son: Is Pennsylvanis
steers. l348 10 average. SC 4S per 100 IN. 90
Sc 30 IS 1900 60 So 30. ). 1880 III. SIS
Mcphcrfcn & Co. IS Pennsylvania steers
1920 10. SO 30. 81, 1925 10. So 10. bull 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
FLOUR AND NEAJ-Flo

'Lotf an MtAI-Flour duil and feat
s,ralghts - o5asi IS: winter patents 81 soa
81 SO sprins clears. 80 s5q 81 20. extra No
50 S5 Kansas straights. si25G - 10: fancy
spring patents SO i5a &c s. RYE FLOCRI
Quiet fair to good. 81 s5Gs5 Is: choice to
kiln dried. 81. BAG MEAL-Fine white and
{.s,l.low 81 15Gsl 20; coarse, 81 ioasl i.
ding So so: foGr do ST. i0G s27 20. rcd dos
SIS 10 city bran: so 80 bulk. s27 sacks: mid
ding. S25U S2S -; red dog. sos hominv chop
So - bulk. s23 20 sacks. olmeal s33 30 n s34
PROVISIONS Moderately active ard easter
IN sympathy with rather bearsh hog news and
underselinG particularly IN lard AMI ribs PORK
short clear. sl5 NASH BEEF-Steadv Quot
-: Mess Si2 50nSii. family. si3 5oqsii: mack
fEF on E Inda mess S4 S sS ;" ="
DRESSED HOGS Barely steady: bacons. s7,c:
lSo ID. So; ie9 N, PIC. 100 N. shc: pigs
10 l2i2c. ~ n. lie. II ~. loiic. Picked hams
firm; l2izgl5c. TALIOW-oniet: city. sac;
T2satr m ot so 5agS ARD pa@ss middle
America 9.T0c continent ss5c: Brazil kegs
10 7Oc Compound STEADY. az 7s07S,c. STEAR-
me firm. oloo. si.ds'sc. city lard. l0al0'sc
chansed" standard granulatcd. aoc net. less e
iii r. sale % = coo bags cuba cen,rifugaT ~
and freight, equal 70 sic here and that Is
quoted for spot Mtscovado, 81 test. SOC.
and nolasqeF sugar. =" tcsi. at q. lie. IN Lon
don b,ct sugar was quiet and unchane ed:
May and June. los 4isd: August los Gd.
Movement 81 sugar at Cuban ports for the
week figures in tons Receipts. six ports.
10000. against lIoNn the week before and
10 600 last wear Receipts, all ports, - ora.
agains, ~ 600 and 30 600 Exports six norris
~ one compared with 2S.ofN aud rs. 600
stock. 2Tl.0oo agains, 2s3.ooo and 351. 900
Cen'ralS grinding. Is against - and 20
Movement far the week az the fo\' United
states Recelpts - 800" against $1,000 lsst
week and 5o.70o last year Msltinss. 10000,
compared with 20 00o and - 600 Total stock,
PSI 700 asains, 900 zoo and 3oI zoo
RICE-steady. with moderate local demand
prices unchanged.
MFTAiS-COPPER-- dull. SPOT
May. June, July and August, iiT08i2c: Lon
don dun. spot. f5i g % futures. ii5 ias "a
Lake copper Il 25nJ, so. electrolytic ~ 2jR
i2a1isc: casting II Srisdie i2isc TIN-DuiI
and unsettled SPOT and NAV. IS elniac. June.
$3.50 July. i2atIc august u 2'ai.c. Lon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01

New York. MAY 81, 1911.
GRtIN-WHEAT-Th attention Of trade -
focused on the closing out Of tn. May post
lion, and ordinary factors were 20 large
extent. ignored. Chicago May wheat closed
az the high Of the day with net advance
OF lac shorts we're anxious buyers up 20
the last. bat when Nav crossed 81 "a bulls soLd
more freely The final price as 81 o., rep ,dn.
rescnting an advance Of 20 sc from the low
point 81 the season. made on April last ana
1o4c under the high II the season, on July
Is II is estimated that the chicago bulls
have received and paid for between II 100000
and 70 900 600 bushels Of cash wheat on May
delivery which leaves them IN possession pI
supply. and for this reason operators have
been very cautious about taking the snort
at times. hut near The close there was
active covering in sympathy with May, ana
final figures showed net gains Of y nc
FOREIGN markets were irregular with Liver
pool rather better than expected. owing TO
fears OF crop damage in Germany ana on hrin
bushels IN the European visible supply. The
Official report on India made the official crop
this year 3'2 26i 600 against 35I.94l.OpO last
condition 20 pcr cent against % lsst monnl ,
and sS last year Bradstreets worlds visible
showed a decrease ~ Sol 4, 600, against q de-
crease last year Of 209J0o0. No : red here
96i.c. elevator, and 91i. &C afoat, No
Northern Duluth. 81 0Gss o anoat. CORN
Slightly lower early but later rallied. clos-
ING at a net advance Of i. &C. Foreign
markets were easier on more liberal onerings
from the Danube but bears were not inclined
20 take heavy rlsks me oklahoma state re-
port made the condition So against 30 last
year Bradstreets visible showed a decrease
If PAS. nnO bush els. Compared with a decrease
last year Of az 600. Export New No >. so C..
nominal. ( ahoat. OATS-Nervous and
Irregular Prices declined early and at the
close MAY was weak at net decline OF &c.
but later months rallied and showed a net
gain OF sc. Bradstreet's visible showed a de-
crease Of 723.o 600 bushels. against a decrease
Of 75i. 600 last wear. Cash cats easy; stand
ard white. 42c; No .. 42isc, No 3. 4li.c No
1. 4lc RYE-Nominal. BARLEN-Quiet;
I ~ ~ 1 4 alg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

The following securities we're sold yester-
day a. auction at the exchange salesroOnl
by adrian H. Muller son
l., order Il David Davis ard Daniel +. Ha, s,
receivers Of CanaClsn Consolidated Mines Co.,
i.td. pursuant 10 an Cr'er Of The suprt ms
court. dated MAJ . 1911 n the suit 81 Nol
Hagen AIT Canadian Consolidated Mines Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

tacplar gave distinction 20 the end 81 ne Wy
deoI in wheat TO-DAY. The ma priSs,, s ~
was the b sne' vac NOT the excitement eKpecte
however and the net ad'an onid i nor he called
win ,'' SUGGESTIONS we're current that nend,
Ing estga!2n by the e i,oo To- the S' ems
81 49, ,'bich ,alk OF an alleged corner TAI
caused many people 70 look for I Sss dsures
IN wheat 1T ~ 10 Safe higher cats VARYING
snowe 20 decline 70 &C advance and PROVISIONS
down 5d3aisc Range Of prices Mar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-01

4oa4 SOC New York. 42oai Csc East - LOUIS U.s.
London. fi3 3s I'd. SPELTER-pulli o';Y 10; su Wv
f2t los ANTTMONY-Dull. Cookson $. sno..oo'
TRON-Ceveland warrants. 46s 4.sd IN t ~ y@
Locally quiet. No ! foundry Nortnern' ga ~
SIS Is; No . Northern, No soutHei" anu ~
southern soft. sl5dsl5 30 ,,.,., nm
MOIASSEs AND sfRtPS-Ma'he' u"
changed and tone steady. ,,oo,,,e cuiet
and lower Rosin and tar unchanged pu'
easy 49,, .o,ro
I.ur steady At 7 25c for standard white id
barrels at New YORK. , .,, .rtco
COTTONSEED OIL-Quiet. with sms,l pta,.
changes, closing at ! point decline u po''''
advance. Iocal contract prices ,to,-