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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-04
Interior Movement

Houston: Steady; middling, IS Slice; net receipts 165: gross receipts, 165; ship ments, 1912: sales. 344; stock. 46,l9l.
 Augusta: Quiet middling, 15 7-16c; net re- ceipts, 1SS; gross receipts, 37s; shipments 1910: sales, 33; stock, 4SS.
 Memphis: Quiet; midding, 15Ac; net receipts 205; gross receipts, 355; ship ments, e97s; sales, 115O; stock, 97,5N.
 St. Louis: Steady; middling. 15Ac; net receipts, 72; gross receipts, 765; ship ments, 1O36: stock. 17.993.
 Cincinnati: Net receipts, 307; gross re- ceipts. BOT; shipments, PAT; stock, 20,476.
 Little Rock: Firm; middling, 14ssc; net
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-04
Fruits and Produce

(Corrected by Douglas Bros.) lpples-Westerns. s2.7503.2 26 box. Oranges-California. s3.z5; Florida, U G8. 50.
 Pineapples-s3.5o
 I.emonsAFancy. s40A5o. Limes-Imported, psr 100, 75cWs1. Irish Potatoes--New stock. per bush- el, 0c@$1.
 Florida Cabbage-Crate. 1.5o. Cranberries-Box, s3. Onions-New Louisiana, Sc ID. Navy Beans-Choice Michigan, per bu.. S2.75.
 Peas-Virginia black-eye. per bu., $350.
 Spanish Onions-Per crate. $1.76. Celery-Fancy. per crate. sS. Uncomfortable per 100. Sweet Potatoes--Per barrel. $30S.t0. Grapes-Malags. keg. S7. Grape Fruit-Florida. per box. $a.2b @3.50.
 Tangerines-Per box. s5. stra awberries- South Alabama, s2.600o- Tomatoes-Crate, baskets. g. 250z. B. String Beans-$2.25. New Irish potatoes. s4 bbl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-04
LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron
Cotton Seed Products

Corrected daily by Buckeye Cotton on
 Company.)
 Oil, prime. 4og471ao per gallon; meal, prime, TIC per cent ammonia, s27 per net ton; hulls, sacked, s11; hulls, loose, $s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-04
ORPHEUM SAFE - ROBBED OF $500

Tan, h. May 3.-The safe in the office of the Orpheum theatre here was entered in the early morning hours and robbed of sl90O. The theatre is directly across the street from the police station Holes were drilled through the safe door and the combination removed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-04
L. w. KEITH Travelling Passenger Agent

Phones 976, City Ticket Office, 201o
 First Ave-, Birmingha1s Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-04
Poultry and Eggs

(Corrected by Garrett & Hinc.)
 hens-Medium. 40 @ soc: live, per lb.s 15c.
 Large Fryers, $50 40c; 20c per h., medium fryers. 25@ soc; 25c per h.; email, 20c per lb.
 Ducks, 400 45c guineas. BOG: roosters. soM35c: geese, 400 soc; live turkeys. ner lb.. 1S@ zoe; dressed turkeys, 293kc. Eggs-Fresh, IS and 17c per doxen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-04
Live Stocl

Steers, good to choice fat. $50 to 12oo lbs. 41s@5lac.
 Steers, medium to good. $50 to 1900 ibs.s 4416c.
 Steers, good to choice fat $50 to $50 pounds. 4d4xa
 Steers, medium to good. $50 to $50 pounds. S1a@4c. Oxen. good to choice. <@415c. Oxen. medium to good, 31x44c. Cows and heifers, good to choice. 800 to 1000 pounds, 4G5c.
 Cows and heifers, medium good, 800 to 1000 lbs, 4d4lac.
 Cows and heifers. good to choice. 500 to 800 pounds. 4941ac.
 Cows and heifers, medium to good. 000 to 500 lbs, 31a64c.
 Yeariings. good to choice, 393hc. Yearlings, medium to good. 21hQ3c. Bulls, good to choice, 800 to 12oo poundss S1sd4c. ,~s ,x 3Q31ac 3Q3iac.
 Gamers, 2dsc.
 Hogs, choice (corn fed). 1so to 250 pounds. siAc.
 Pigs so to 12o pound wts., Sc.
 Hogs, choice (corn fed). 140 to 1S0 pounds, 6Ac.
 PES, 80 to 12O ID. wts.. Sc.
 Pigs, SO to so lb wts. Sc.
 Fat cattle. demand good.
 Oxen, demand slow.
 Medium cattle, demand good. Yearlings, demand good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-04
LOCAL SECURITIES

Total sales for he day, 4s5,s00 shares.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-04

New York Cotton Futures
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-16

Maid Marian: The only greaseless
face cream I know of IL an alomozoin
asiiy. prepare, as. the ingredients are
drug store Dissolve one ounce almo-
zoin In haif-pint cold water, then add
two teaspoonfuls glycerine, stir well
and let stand several hours. Massag-
ing the skin nightly with this removes
reduces large pores and
and tones the isin .o siyans -
sressy and roughened skins and pre-
Vents and arrests wrinkles.
Madam X: Be frank with your hus-
t SsnS f from ' HIM not FoT tSa, sesy eondi
spurmax lotion. This IL superior to
powder in many ways, easier to apply
smooth. satiny feeling. You can pre-
pare this lotion at little expense. by
dissolving four ounces OF spurmax In
half-pint hot water, then sading Two
when cool IL Is ready. This makes the
most reliable and satisfactory skin
beautiher of which know. You can
get spurmax In any durg store.
Phoebe M: The reason your hair 10
NJ rtnsy and hard to manage 10 because
the roots are In q starved condition.
= m Giving you q recipe 10 ran inexpen-
sivs hair tonic. which, y u ss ,esu
viii correct this condition and promote
+, a nne, healthy growth OF hair: Get an
] ounce OF quinEoin from the drug store
a nd dissoive In half-pint alcohol, then
add the same quantity Of water; Using isl as
mia niehtly as scalp massage
st,sn gthens the hair roots. and its coH-
tinued use will give life and luster TO
i.skz3, thrdl etaoirdlu tau tn IN tuau
YOUNG wife: Don't despair. ! don't
think your husband loves you less, pu,
the condition Of your face ~ )aIrlnf 70
me eve. Your pimply, muddy complex
ION n caused through impurities In the
blood. and what you require soou
tonic and system regulator. Get from
vossr druaaist one ounce kardene uls-
solve In ohe-haif pint alcohol aoo, ing
ons-hslf cup sugar. then ehou s.sie.
spoonfui before meals. and you VIII
And IL win clear the skin and erihg
bsck the rosy blush OF health 10 tne
chssks with this use the almoxoln
message cream, mentioned In sho'he'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-16
Health and Beauty Queries

pa ph, as Il removes blackheads
and other impurities from the pores
and makes the skin soft and satiny.
Typist: Your Increasing weight IL no
just cause for alarm. but II you fear
your form Is losing Its symmetrical
can an ns draF store ans sfs Il
not expensive: Dissolve four ounces
parnotis I'm 4 pints hot water Take
a tablespoonful Of this before each
your natural weight and contour OF
form. This parnotis treatment re-
quires no violent exercise nor dieting
and Is really quite harmless.
Eva: My dear girl, The downy
growth on your lip IL not so serious a
matter, and l would not shun society
sn. ssa hs ' su. yG You fGS follow
these simple instructions; Get an
ounce of delatons, and mix enough
water with a little to make a thick
%S this snd e rsman n ,~o or dtt sPPss
minutes. then remove and wash the
skinskin carefully. Any druggist can
supply delatone. and while II costs a
does the work, and IL Is seldom neces-
sary to apply II more than once.
Jane: IL 10 annoying TO have an itchy
scalp but you can easily correct this
healthy, vigorous condition IL you use
canthrox shampoo You can prepare
this at trinins cost. and any druggist
can supply IL. One teaspoonful Of can
throx dissolved In a teacup OF hot WA
ter makes Sufficient MIXTURE for one
shampoo. Pouring a little at time on
the head and massaging the scalp Wig
orously, then rinsing thoroughly, re-
moves dust and dandruff, and adds new
life TO the scalp and lustre to the hair
With this shampoo the hair dries
quickly and IL not stringy or hard to
do up.
Brown Eyes: CD Before you buy eye
glasses try the simple eye tonic 1 have
suggested to others. This u easy TO
prepare and quite inexpensive. Buy an
ounce Of crystos at the drug store and
dissolve In pint OF war mwatsr Drop
one OF two drops In each eye with q
medicine droppef. You will find this
removes dust and small particles and
soothes the tired. inhamed eye mus
cies giving the eye a sparkle and
tI6sr read answer 20 Msdssp X.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-16

When our two souls stand up erect
and strong,
Face to face, silent, drawing
nigh and higher,
Until the lengthening wings
break into fire
At either curving point-what Bit
ter wrong
Can the earth do us, that We
should not long
Be here contented? Think! In
mounting higher,
The angels would press on us,
and aspire
To drop some golden orb Of per-
Into our deep, dear silence. Let
us stay
Rather on earth, Beloved
where the UNIT
Contrarious moods Of men recoil
And isolate pure spirits, and per-
A place to stand and love In for a
day,
With darkness and the death
hour rounding II.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-16

have seen your little daughter bending
under the weight OF your tears, and
you tell me that you love her. At this
very moment she IL here beside you,
struggling with her painful task-and
you say you love her? Away with
you"
The hut grew dark; the old man diS-
appeared. hidden by thick gray mist.
AZ the air cleared, the mother saw
once more her precious child bending
under the burden OF tears. Once she
stumbled and some OF the liquid
splashed on her foot. The little spirit
screamed as II she had been burnt.
The mother rushed forward. For
give me, Tintelle." she cried. II viii
never hurt you again. will not grudGe
You TO the good God any more; | will
not. Tintelle' will not, ] promise
you"
The spirit child looked up with a
pleased emile, and the heavy pitchers
fell from her hands, splitting every
drop on the earthen floor.
The mist vanished. There was the
wise man where he had stood before.
my eyes are open," the mother said.
IL have been mad In my grief. VIII
complain no longer. III am o child
less mother, win 60 and seek the
nlotherless children and care fol-
them, and we shall comfort one an
other"
...You have wisdom" said the old
man. land you will have peace.
A few days afterward she was kneei
ing In the church after everyone else
had gone--everyone except an orphan
child, whom she had taken into hoi
home and her, heart. The mother was
thanking God for the Joy she had OBJ.
tanned by giving Joy TO this little child.
The vestry door opened as II had
when she had been locked in the
church at night. Then came the pro-
cession OF children, and at the head OF
the procession Tintelle tripped along
30 lightly that her feet scarcely
touched the ground. She was waving
over her head bunch OF anemones--
fragile spirit flowers, but SO sweet
that their perfume flled the whole
church She had no pitcher not even
a golden cup Of tears, but a tiny drop
glistened In the heart of every flower.
did you see anything. my dear?'
whispered the mother to the child at
her side.
II only saw you smile very sweetly.
mother said the child.
Next day the mother climbed the
stony hill and found the wise old man
sitting at his door. When she told
him what she had seen, he said:
Come In and see where Tintelle
gathered the flowers"
In the middle of the hut, where Tin
telle had let the pitchers fall, clump
OF anemones had sprung up from The
moistened earth, and a purified tear
was cleaning in every blossom.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-16

No need to go out after Rara Avis
Stakes contenders with search war
rant. These additional ones have
come in:
The girl who has never been
kissed.
A congressman who doesn't rass
out bunk to his constituents.
A deodorizer for limburger cheese.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-16

The babies Of America are finding
more friends every minute-and
friends that really get out and DO
SOMETHING, not merely giggle and
gurgle: Isn't he cute?" Mrs. j. Bor-
den Hartman 10 leader of the New
York milk committee women who
plan to extend the pure milk supply
until the metropolis has $50 depots
where wholesome baby food may be
obtained by the poor. Her organiza.
ton has districted the whole city,
undivided the districts and appoint.
ed street leaders. each responsible for
n small locality. These leaders make
'lt their business to see that every
person able to help the work is con-
yinced of its necessity and gives
something for baby-saving.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-16

job Printing Done Right. Times
PrintfnE Co., No. is John R-st. Cali
Main 1893 or City s3s5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-16

It's a good idea to write ones
name and address on the inside OF
each glove as soon as purchased.
Then IL one glove Is lost, it's quite
apt to be returned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-16

Many Q mother has shed memor,
teara over the beautiful legend OF tho
Pitcher OF Tears. Reader" writes 4
ash lthst q be published. am SURE
that II will make q much better "Af
ter Supper Talk" than I tan wrlts
today, 30 here n Is, In condensed form
as told by Howard Angus Kennedy In
The New World Fairy Book"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Marrh - CATTLE Receipts. 1000
strong heeyes s. 9Dds5 ~. Texas steers 81 400
&, 90. Western. 81 13gs, 30. stockcTs aad feed
calves 81 .5Gss so HOGS Receipts. 23.Oo'
age. light s6 95Gs7 80: mixed IS 75nSI 10
hesvv 81 6O1sT rough. 60 5odsS IS good "a
choice hesvt. 81 TjaSI, pis' So 60dSI N hulk
So sJdsT sHEFF-Rcccipis. 10 W0. stcadv. ns
rive s3dS5 IN Western 50 256t5 -. yesrlinss
- 1sdsj So lambs. native. sJGs5 %. western
kaSsss Ciiy. March ChrrLr- Receipts,
go 10 ssuthsrns. -tssdy. dressed beef sad cS
port steer tsdsS ~. FAIR to good, 81 fGTs3 40
western ~ 1sa sS = -,o~kers and feeder ~ "
ass southern 81 T.qs southern COWS s "a
g. - native. S3gSj 81 hcNeu, - 5nab 10
buIle sidk5 Is rsye. - Jr@si - Hc'IS-Rr
ceipts 10 eco. 81 ovsr, hulk of gsies, ~ >pn
Sc DO heavy 81 sOd 81 So. packers aud butch
A., s. sn6Ss a2i. tight, 50 sbG 81 ~. SHEEf
Receipts 4 90. legi1c higher lameE s. yor
81 ~ vearlnss. - a0ds5 -. w-thers. - 3pn
Is 10 e,ss. stTH rs: stochers and feeders. 3
rincinns,t March ~ --CATTLE--R'csip'. 7os
.,e,hv IN Srong tsir - gooi shippers W loo
50 10 commen. s. esati HOES Receipts. 1886
e. log,i Is ,orrr1or srrsT Is. sHEbpIRs
-elpt, 49, tsrir. s. .2dasi H. lsrnbs stead
g e:dtSn 49,
$50 ar,i,. sri stead Halls -R,c-,pi, 500
si-- ,ni s,esfv. sTfsn - EoGS-r -r.lr's
sAo ,or ani r,,l~; r'r-. 81 NeH@
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March iI.-NHEAr- spot dgli ;
futures steady. March. ~ 9i.d. May. 6s asf
July. rs pad. CORN-Spot steady. American
rnixrd. new. a.. American mixed. old. os. fu'
steady. MAY, - f1ad. July. - Ola
FLOUR Winter patents rs ~. tots y.
London 6Pactfc Cosstp. - 6sn 60 5s BEL
Extra India mess. lois I'd. PORh-Priwe
mesS Western. SIS Cd HAMS short cU',
5ts BACON-Cumhcriand cut 5ss. short rih
6is sd. clear bellies. J5s Sd long ci"ar mid
dies, lignt 5os 81 hesyy. sss short c,rsT
bscks 53s 80 SHOULDERS-Squ t>'
LARD -Pr.ae Western. t'erce. ,es ID An,-,
teen rcnnet pals. 80. ClIEESt-Causd ,
lneSt white new. 6is 81 rOlorct. Sas Cd
TTRPENTlNE--Spirits Sss % RoSlN-
Common. Is PETROLEUM M-Rehnvd. si-t
IlNsEED OIL. SOS COTroNsEED oli-huli
reaned. spot sos ID TALL0w-Austrslia'
In London. 5ts Iigd.
London. March ~ ST GAR Raw. centrif
ugal Us. muscovsdo. i0s. beet March. 10
aha tINSEED Calcutta. Aprn-Jun.. ~
4tsd LINSEEp cfi. iIs nd SPERM OIL
f3i los PETROLEt " American rsnrtt
sd spirits -, TT RPENrlNE Srir~s
ess ~ RuSlN-hmrricsn strained iss A.
hne. 10.
Antecrp March PErRoLglM =,
francs
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. March 1.-THE Commercial NJ
Ictin" win ssy Of the wool market TO morrow
continued uncertainty IN the goods market
or account OF the tsrif revision expected al
tho coming extra session of Congress- mas
born responsible for even more dcsutorN huN
tns IN thr Re.ton wool market this week
There appears 10 hsvp leer hitle further ten
o-nog for prices TO 20 lower. indeed. the dear
ar think they are qui'. low enough now IN
some cases To discount any tariT tinkerinz
which tnay re don. Bat. however that ma
n. certsin n Ia that ut'l. trading has he"n
lrrompIishsd during the week.
In domestic ~oois there ha. been a mHd
crate business in both fleece and ierri'or,
wohls ri.riy well distributed so Ear as grsfA'
are concerned. Son- moro territcry olcthlna
wrols nave moved on the low basis auoifd
last week Ssiss have Included graded and
original W as wslI a. some sconr-d lo's
Fls.ca VOWS hsEe shown less ac'ivity. lha
sblpments of wool from Boston % March IA
incinsme u.r. - S+s 5se pounds. aSa,ns' q.
oo& 6se pounds for ,hs sams period last yesf
The receipts 70 Nsrca l6, inclusir- Ner'
e. sac a., pound. ss,,-- sss,t rs5 pound,
for n. sans period last year"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18

erot ouiot with prices unchanged a. - go
fe- u3id9iinz upland sales i0l bales: delivered
on CONTRACT COO bales Liverpool cables spot
~.ssdv- sa les 10 co0 bales. speculation and eN
,,rf 0no. American. 5000. imports, 1900, all
American Midding upland, 7I5d Futures
orCned duH AZ point advance. closed steaiv
2T5i. POINTS advance March March-AprlL
Anil Nav and May-June .35i7d; JGne-Jul'
MA 1rlv-Aueust. Z A6i-d: August Septem-
scr 723isd: september-Octcber. 500. pctotor-
%over1ber G77isd NovcmDe -December SIC .
r,ecanlfer-Ianuary. G.7i'si. JanuaTy-Februaryi
6Tld. l. 90 o-o
haas T0re steady After opening al 70 .
,S'rtr advance the market worked Up steaIlI. b.
80 az trr close Was : 10 10 points net hlBheI'
Neither bulls nor bears were inclined 70 o. az
eressive tut the market was Influenced py hrn.
1ess in spoi and the belief that the statiTtlcal
-oef.ior shoud have strong influence before
be close of tie season. Havre closed al net
advance II ikd% franc. Hamburg was FH 2
rfr higher Rio showed al advance of 90 RES
5nI santos was unchanged. spot prices az
var.a6 40 and the spot situation was hrm
r0oal iohberq showed d disposition to repIeilsh
.t0cks. and saics were reported of about io-or'
bags of cost and freight coffee az l2'sc Tor -
taa.c for % and Is and l2ltc for - and -
spot nrrncr ~ 1890 for Rio No and l3Tsc lot
santos As Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18
..d. 81 .ossr IS. workers. 81 sOas7 90: p;;e..

mix.d. s. 4o6sT IS. Workers s, Soas 90; p:ss
81 s5as7 90. rcughs. - sea& ~ s'ass' ne isa
Receipts l3ooo: sheep active and stes1y
lambs slow steady 10 loc lower; heavy ls,npS
s.d s. 10 HANDY lambs. s5GS6 90. Aearllnk- :
e. 5S4fsS vethers s3as5 %. ewes. 81 oogss -
sheep. mixed. S3msi 30. ,- ,,..,.,
,,ssav. choice 81 5nns1 90. prime. 81 2onso ="
veal calves saa 50 so SHEEP-supply ugh'
s,eat: primo wsthers - sons3 10 culls an
common 81 5Dfxs 30: lambs. s5pS6 ~ ho1S-
uacsintq Iirhi. higher, prime heavics 81 8Wd
e. * MEDIUMS 81 HJdsT 20: hesvy Workers
81 sndsT e5 light Workers and pigs. ~ o"ps' ~
rourh. x6.i 9. 80
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18
F''sss4 b. b. L. csy d. Co, SO. g Wal
'-lcAoo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

'sFe' Na. -..ur.ctIns crop adrices
49,. >a..h.s resulted lI leaving The
La-tef rr4.t..s.. a. the same level -
= - ~ close vas steady. - on 90 isc
s,, - tnsa.l .r.tausel 10 shade down
cFeors q. a... ... ....-.i. ~ decline A lead
-, fpl-.E Kansas sent word that he
a 5.s.s ''n' ..F r.-fect This news gave
.-~,-f' aoHrn.". ..rI Iaier another au-
r,,.'s sfro. Nt. About this slime cash
r5r- nan rrre improved. aud The Dnip sta'e
szs~ i1e rItls ~ $ per cent. a.
~ rr.l.- of months prev ious. ifen
-, ~ an Ha.-.r .rr ti -patches told NJ eX
'-,,, a1l r Was noticed that receipts 10
n-. ponts wore again light Au upward
~ as-'-t1 r. f-unese wcil maintained
~ :. eies ar... Was not far below the
s-'H % .. session. Range % prices
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18
y,ss.N PLACES NOTES m PARIS.

p Nor-an s Co announced YESTERDAY
-, ,hsr had r'acsd a. issue of 60,o0G.e00
-,,x r,00c'a one-ysaT notes n the
'ass shore & Michigan Southern FailvaT
: rs-.s Part - the proceeds 81 the sale
sssss notes which are due March Z, 1917,
Z hasn applied = was stated. 70 the
u-srt O. 10000 francs of similar notes
~ tsN due March =. The remainder.
sEW francs o- approximately S30o0,Noo,
I'D % used 't wa. said. for various im-
--,,-srts - be made b. the Lake shore
III the vss-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

N4r YORK. Nsrch y IN
YppItS- rocatrts lGe cprs or -s"I h-sh
trrludirs % rars for the market - cars on
sslo steers fiov and bsrei~ sieaf, fnif ds.
a. rtaJa I0usr ro~s s'er0' - 'I!ne
.o-,c~ -arfa r,f rieared Fafr - prime
r,sor. sr.d 81 SO 056 b. Gs psr ~" n ogIls
stG55sa % ccrs i26si ~ tessee
rshis. unch,~gsd Errorts to-morro7 ~ 4
,a,,it m The sinns7fsEa sni isl' ahaf'''
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET

YaE River Jsr'h II --ths eiots mAyss' q.
the eek hss been dull, With only moderate
'ra-i~g sales amounted - about 90 cdp pie ~s
n. uhich .hout 81 ooo spcss srd re v.-
mainaer 70 be delivered ethm to ~ shyes
n,cr'hs More or lsss Cur's llmert 6. rrc$ve.o.
continues Prices var. hrt are Rtneral.' ur
changed Following ar the quotations 3.!nc.
sixsl So 2s-mch. stx6p 3iac: sT-a>A. 4Asr
$50 sf -,rch hsrss b. Ss inch etx34 Lie
- inch, 6sAf,. f'sc.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18
LONDON WOOL SALES.

= Nsrr TITLE offerings ~ I.e
40, ,-.or fa loo to-day amounted lo ~
as 4, re sfIecf0u Was iu good c'nDiil"i'
refi iflird competition between home aNh
~ isi hurc-s rosgftod fu firm sud hard
's cf' especially for fine greasy W'I ''y.
'ss. slees Ihc sales follow. N'N Ho'
"a. ~ bales. s,eIred ts "a z il !" .-n
,. l7T2s y.es-t -i-dafIs etsd VIC
H., W bales rrouro1. is 2d n ls l"F'
80, lt ~. Eoufh Australia. N" par
rss, 'f lf 'd H.st Alsfrai ia. 500 %.
~. ptcV 10. sd Nou Zealand fNl'
olte4 ff8Ie nd ereasr. ga q 70 DEL
s'f.5 n. Cord Fonf and rsfaI 800 h5if''
s I'd 3 ls 500 rr.ssv 70 lol-d
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

TTTAlo. Ro-EU sTER & PITT5BIFi-
s.rr 1850 1909
-. I, ". Sr54alo ttO2QaT t174.25O
'- -y-s "a ec1 sa4 Is $50 OT0 +. .0ga 81
s. LOWS IIVF-STERN
~ 20 Nct SOS sS2 Sci2oS0
ir l-Mch g. $500 Us1 Tts6 f.s -
WABASH
J-f ~ W. v.ro 4.- $3.50 .-5 t.S0. 81
'.l l-Nch IL -l.4-f0oi 90 - io3 is.iT4, as
1E7ROI1. TOLEDO & IROETCN.
r-k n Nh g. sfg Sz6JT9 -
l-Eca is19.Il6 i09c.1i1
pE-rl-- UNITED
b. ns n Nch titf.S57 Si49o1S sf-5.1si
,'r 'Na t,fr> 1882 1es 1.l69 50,
GEORGIA elrTHE T~ & florida
j.. vk O s-b Sts ts S47325 S4ea23
l-No r fss. e-9 iS44t2l 1872 7GS
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18

- hoo, q, ,he Adriatic for London. n
=. ~. -. =. -. l.. e.. .Llnhau

of beef in the Adriatic Tor London. Inc
Cestrian VII not get on before SUNDAY. ,.
steors 1916 20 average. 80 81 per 100 -
.g G7@ 10 s. I1 20 H. I2@ Il g. 10 loss b io s. 80 SS
t.. iiei 10. $40. q. 1858 ID. - - ,, 1000 10,
81 20. : ioei NJ. s.. n. 1884 III. 81 50: 3 1870
m 81 10 p43 h. g. 40. & $50 10. s. 10, -
80 ib s.. .. 1890 10. 8. 80. 3. 1907 10. $. 90
Tobin shannon ! bull. go 10 ~ - -
o16 Ib. ~ Is. : cows 1875 n. 81 ~ 7. 1884 p.
g. g.. 10. SO TO- 81 10 !. zoo ID J. ''' ''o
no. $.
Nes,on & 60. 10 Tcnus, iyania steers ~
IN 81 g.. l. 1900 Do. 81 % 20 Ohio' 1910 10
81 40. 90 Illinois. 1850 10. 81 o5 .,
: Sanders ONO steers. l-s3 N )" o.: .
1919 III. ss a.. rs Pennsylvania TO ih' - '"'
d" shsmbers & son. IS ohio steers. 1892 H.
germs Commission COMPANY. Il Ohio steers.
ltil lh SO -"
CALVES Receipts. $50. Including 100 for
the msrFct Trade uuiot ~ stead prices.
',..,,,,t- 10 ..oir. ,rsts sold AZ sNQ $40 per
90 IL Dressed calves stow 80 III ioc ior cliy
dressed ,csIs aud gui2,sc for country ffe'-ed'
sales-W Hume. = Ncais ~ 10 sF''
AZ kiu per 100 N 4. l2u 10. 80
yobip & shannon. . vsais. i55 n 81 80
berns Commission company fesls - ~
3 80
>HFFp AND LAMBs-Receipts 20 car, or
4 ,p. head Including 4 cars Tor the inafke'-
rri~cs stead 10 arm, ana th@ Pens yer,
riesrAd carly Common 20 good sheep .oid ~
s4Ets rer fAN N. medium - choice lambs
:s 20 i g. 20 Dressed mutton stesdv a. ., n
~ ~ ih dressed lambs 1o9ilirc ccuntr'
1fs.sed hofhoHss isnlbs. SSrsh per csrrass
sal.s--robin shannon .e' michigan
D shsmbers 8 Son 22a Bpralo lambs. -
Ka,ps con, ,-ni.,ien compsny .ls Mehis.n
lamb. u n. 81 n, ,Ha s'st. ~ II. 1850 q
New-York tribune., 1911-03-18

stead, hut quiet and unchanged. TCRPEN-
Spirits machine hhls. 81 o. IAR-[
I5c. EosIN-Common TO good strained. I.9o
n Sc: r. s.50c D. S.5Jc. z. s60c. and q.
Sec. II and I. sIoc. X NJ. y. W G and
W. s15c.
OifS-Linseed oil quiet with no change In
card prices. Refined petroleum unchanged.
tOrTO>SFED OiI<-rrading quiet. with
prices rather heavy. and at the close unchanged
TO points net lower. Local contract prices