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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. June Is. - CATTLE - Receipts.
steers steers siG5a s. so. western m 81 soas ~
stcckers and Feeders. s. 700s5 80: cows and
hefers g. 5oG 81 30. calves. s60ss 80. HOGS
r.ht 4 = So ~ mixed ike 81 s5ass l.. Ssavy
s. 7eW Sci Is. rough. s. 70as5 IS. good -
choice. heavy. 81 SJgS6 10 pigs. - % 80 ~
bulk OF sales. s. % . 81 10 sHEEp-Rsceip''.
10 600. strong native. 81 50ds4 30. western
s. i!4 5. 30: yeariinss. soy lsmDs hatNs'
81 Ms6 90 Western 8 SOC - -; n.e..,.
Geo. including 2.,g0 Southerns; best steers
strong % Zoe higher; oiner catlle s'esuz -
weak dressed beef and export steers. s. toh
81 ~ fair 10 good. $50 s. 80; western - ~
50 10. stockers and feeders 81 - "a 81: routn- ,
ern 81 60nsJ 80: Southern cows. y I3WSt oo'
native. s. i0H$J; heifers - -3n 70 ou,i'
81 25usi -. calves. s. joa$T 20. HOGS.
Receipts. 1000. steady 70 % higher BULK or
sales. 81 9oIsG neavy - so@>3 90 pax se -
SG07i4 sHEEP-Roccipts 5000, steady.
lambs s5 5o65ST: ycarings. s4ast 30 wsth-
ers. 50 6OGSi ewes s3as SO 80; stockers ana
cincinnati. June l5.-cATTI,E e Rsoe,o,s
IsS; quiss: s,eer, - 73ase2o heitsgs' ~, ~ [,
Receipts. , 9Ss: active BE- lower; packers,
ST. 05as s Is. stays. - 25Qss -. Common IN
ccsw.. st25M$5 %. pigs and light, ss@@sgg
s: -. spring lambs active. i0n l0c higher
100. steady vEALs-Recepts. zoo. slow sc
higher: s. 5oGso %. HoGs-Receipts. 100 o.
active. iod l5c lower. heavy and mixed 80 80
n So -. Workers 81 20 80 ~; pgs. 81 100
s6 20: rouzh- - - n - ~. stays, - 49, .
ia Iries. SEA 50 40 SHEEP AID LAABS-Re-
eeipts 500 sheep slow and STEADY. amos
active. i0c Higher, lambs. sJ1Ss 10, Few,
s. %
lPy Telegraph to The Tribune
- Louis June I5.-CATTLE-Receipts s.
1872. good. stealy; common. slightly owe
steers 81 30 ~ So IS. heifers. 81 300 So: COWS
81 .5qSi 80. Southern steers. 81 - q - '"'
southern COWS s. r0TSi - HOGS-Receipts.
~ 553: moderately active and about stead
light and medium So O5g s6 20. packefs -
So -. good pigs. 81 - q So; rough. - =sP
Is s.: Southern pigs and hogs. ~ oods - 90
sHEEP-Receipts. 36ii. light supply IN o.
mand and firm spring lambs. S6nsI 10. com
mon S5Ts5 90 clipped lambs. - .Sn - ~,
clipped sheep. S3qS@ 90 suckers ~ oop w.
BY Telegraph 70 Tho TribuneI
Louisville. June 15.-SHEEP AND LANES
-Re-eirts q. 1875 head for the week thus "a
81 7s3 Bulk Of the top lambs Went al .etH
81 -. central Kentucky lambs M 70 ?. 30
WITH two or three loads very fancy a. - W,
seconds 81 So down. culls 50 so. down; fat
sheep. 81 so down. common and trashy sneeo
perv dull. Pens were well cleared, ana ths
market closed firm on good lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16

be had The next three months are exnec,.
81 10 be among the best the trade has ex.
p,rienced in a long time il reports of mann
facturers OF finished material In which con
per is used may be taken as a criterion
UNITED STATES REAI.TYrS NEW
OFFICERS AT a meeting of the hoard of
directors OF the United States Realty aud
Improvement Company Yesterday paul
Starrett. president OF George \. Fuller A.
Co was elected a vice-president IN suc
coed w A. Chesehrough. resigned and
George r. Mortimer. head OF the real estate
department. was elected a vice-president IN
i'm another vacancy. VI. :. Black presi-
Gent and chairman Of the board and other
officers We're reelected
AMERICAN CITIES COMMON DIVT-
DEND INCREASED. - The American
Cities Railway and Light Company has
declared the regular quarterly dividend of
IL per cent on the preferred stock and in
creased the scmi-annua dividend ON the
common stock Of one-haif OF / per cent TO
2ia per cent. payable July J.
ERIE ORDERS EQUIPM ENT.-The di-
rcctors Of the 'rie Railroad have author
lied tho immediate purchase of thirtv-a,-a
Mikado type freiglr locomotives. five pa
chC type passenger locomotives and TWEEN
t. switching locomotives
LONG ISLAND LOAN AND TRT-sT
COMPANY. Quarterly 3 per cent, pay
BILE .fuiV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

High prices for the DAY on the Consoli-
dated Exchange as a rule were lower than
tho high prices of the New York Stock
kXchange. Whlle lc" prices were mostly
higher than ON The other board This re-
hected not only large profit taking bv COM
mission houses on the forenoon advance.
but decidedly bearish attitude on the part
OF the room trading element. who. however
took advantage Ot the decline i'm the late
afternoon 20 cover some ~ the short lines
pat out earlier. United States Stecl com
mon. which accounted for 1850 shares of
the grand total OF 81 900 shares. did moi sell
above 1873. against q high on the other 81 o.
change Of 50. Amagamated Copper did not
get above 10i4 and Union Pacific above lS.
but Reading touched a high OF l6.ls The
market was again broad one. the list in
Guiding sixty-twO different stocks One
hundred shares Of Chicago Great West
ern changed hands at 237s, no sales Of that
stock Exchange. Detailed operations fol
low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRApING.-fo fel-h , ioo.i
dealt i'm upward of -09o0 shares lN llie i,,I
stock market, sales and purchase "'"'7
about evenly divided.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. 20 DlNI .'-'a.
have been declared as Iotiows. NC -
ican 'rvpe Founders COMPANY, re- uiai
Quarterly rs. per cent on the preieII'I, ~ ~.
+ per cent ON the common. lie july TO-
he Chicago Title and Trust 'ohpS"s
regular quarterly per cent. pay apl' ,r,
20. the LAWYERS Title Insurance anu r.
Company per cent. payahit Jul. .,
American Gas ana Electric COMPANY 49,
lar quarterly ~ per cent on the coHlii""
uavable July !. the United Gas Ilhl'' ~.
uent Company. regular quarterly - p't
cont pavabl July H.. the Nauouai b"I'N
OF cuba regular scmi-annual PEI .rn'
naxable June 81. the Fulton trust '"ll
1snv regular spmi-annual per cent pel
abie Juy 7. the be Long Hook ana rye
(.oulDqnv regular quarterly pei '.n'
navable july I. the Texas and racine "a
company. regular quarterly l'2 PEI ,'l'
pavable June 20. and the Louisville q N"sl-
Vile Railroad res MAR semi-annNdl "'s p''
cent. payable August ~
COPPER PRICES Tp.-leadlng sellers
O. copper are asking ia cents pouhd le'
trf,fF qaEs ciecflOlrtic. when ~ an "''
varce ~ oue-eigFth cent 70 pouuo bu7l.
,.ss is reported Eight ON the advance hti
a., irglfit. i- oEcc lent. and according ~
a.. dc a authorities The position Of me m.
l better tEan 81 anf fi1re H. nm" ~
e.rrteeu months Most ~ the arg" "il-I
bato disposed Of fheiI supplies 70 |t'f
mo Julv. ana -ereral are wei eoid mo
august Thee g. little ne1ru. copper u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
SUSPENDED FROM BIG BOARD
2 w Duryes Accepted Account OF
Emrlove OF Another Firm.

Frank " Duryea of the firm OF F. v.
DUryea & Co.. has been suspended from
The Stock Exchange for three months IT
was announced from the rostrrm yester-
dav morning for having accepted the &C
count OF al employe of another firm.
4 rule of tho exchange adopted In April
1910. classes as IAN at detrimental to the
interest and welfare Of the exchange the
takiu- or carving Of a speculative account
o. the making Of a speculative transaction
I'M which a clerk Of a member Of the eN-
charge is interested. unless tho written
consent Of the employer has been first on
timed The firm yesterday made state
meut saying. I'm part.
We recently discovered that one o. our
customers. who had te"n Introduced b'
our FIRMS branch manager ss. and whom
we believed n he. Long Island real Ns-
tate dealer. was I'M fact an cmoioye OF an
other Stock Exchange house The account
was al once closed Arrangements hav"
been made with Van SchaiCR Co 10y
which We will extend 20 ouT customers
the same facilities ne In the past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
FIRST NATIONAL STOCK AT $50.

Ten shares Of stock OF the First Nauond'
Bank were sold on the Stock ENchang"
Yesterday al So an advance of 50 points
over the last previous transaction ABOUT 3"
month ago. There were sales under 9V 20
April and the ruling price In 1910 was ~
The First National which has IN tAe PAST
declafed some OF the largest eXir" dlNl-
bends ever paid by a bank, paid IN l3l2 "
total OF 30 per cent dividends on il' pIv,Vo,
go capit3l stock lis present stock Pre-
level Il approximately that ci tne N ','o
YORK COUNT National Bank. which Tor NE
las four years has paid 80 per cent "ii ~. 10
~ above 80 - that of the riftn Avenue
Tank. which has only $4,000 tipilsl St ,,'or,
upou which ~ per cent dlN'oenaS ~,
Maid last wear ard which is qu-ieu "I ~
fi6 and go asked The sicch or il'
chemical National Bank. I'm ne odys , D,
fore il was increased from we 'o,''.,. .o
Eo,0C1 to- s}or,foo was quote" o.
4 ..ta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
OIL MERGER PROHIBITED
Kansas Decision Bars Combination Of
Three Standard COMPANIES.

topeka. kan. June G.-The Kansas So
preme Court to-day handed down a de-
-isiou prohibiting three subsidiary CON
Germs Of the Standard Oil Company Of New
Jersey from combining 10 stihe competi-
ton"
The three companies against which the
suit was brought are the Standard on
Company Of Indiana. the standard oil Com
pany of Kansas and the Prairie oil and
Gas Company.
Each Of these companies is chartered IN
Kansas 70 produce. purchase and otherwise
procure crude oil. 10 refine it and TO mar
ket H. No one OF the companies has been
doing all this according to the findings
on the contrary. each has been working
as part Of a system.
The defendant companies are enjoined
from owning stock in each other. They are
enioined from selling petroleum or petro-
leum products cheaper iu one part of the
state than i'm another for the purpose OF
driving out competition and from making
contracts with any person 70 cause such
person 20 refrain from selling oil In
Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
&VEs FINANCE DEPARTMENT
%srson NJ Wolfe Resigns-Charles
hervey To Be Chief Auditor.

'sterson ~ Wolfe, who Is 10 be vice
'@eht Of Tho Fourteenth Street Bank.
ea mas just been taken over by the
.n National Bank has resigned as
auditor u accounts in the Finance
',g,sa.'nsnt. 20 take effect, on Monday
Note's place IS 10 be- filed by Charles
Is'sy. Who for several wears has been
=. The Bureau OF Municipal Investi-
~ and Statistics I'm the Finance De-
0nsni. Tho salary viii be 5000 d year.
Sne as be is now receiving. There is
'o'sntage in the transfer. howe ser:
ne neV charter that viii probably
'sSSea BY the present Legislature this
- 10 be transferred % the Board OF
"s' and Nr Heryey need not now
-, - ABOUT such transfer
--Sh Aosmson. chief examining Stats
and examiner, has been appointed
!. " ne bureau. 10 take Mr. Herveys
h1s place is 20 be taken by Robert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
SHARP DROP IN COTTON
Rain in Dry Belt Sends Prices
Tumbling RAPIDLY.

A sharp break in prices on the New y ork
Cotton Exchange yesterday brought July
cotton down 80 points from the previous
nights close Of 15.52 cents and caused q
I substantial drop in the other months Au-
gust fell off 26 points and the losses of the
new crop months lowered about 20 July
price of 1920 was % points below the high
record for the season.
The cause OF the decline was given as
the reports which reached here Of rain
over large part Of the cotton belt, espe-
cially in those portions where it was most
needed. The forecast promising unsettled
weather. further added 10 the discontinue
OF the long interests. who unloadcd without
waiting TO Sc, whether the rain was Of any
great intensity Or not A slight rally oc-
Cured later in the day on the belief that
the showers had been comparatively light.
but the market remained nervous. 1t was
reported. however, that the holdings Of the
bull pool in the near months remained in
tact.
The Patten pool last YEAR maintained lis
POSITION I'm spite Of several similar breaks
about this time. finally accepting more
than $4,000 bales on May option. Several
of the traders were OF the opinion yester-
cav that the price would reach l. cents
within the next few months.
The Uneasiness Of the exchange may
have had something 10 90 with the low
price fer which tho first bale OF 1911 cotton
was sold at auction on the front steps of
the building in the morning. II went 10
q :. Watkins. representing the firm of
Post & Flag for . cents d pound and it
Lot u of . frr
firm. that that was the only bid made. In
former years the bids i'm this city for tho
first bale have run To- three or more times
the market value Of the cotton, while yes
terday single bid hardly represented the
market value. This bale had the added in
terest OF being one OF the earliest on record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool June i5.-wHEAT-sp9t stead 81,
80 Manitoba. IS 3D. No :. - 81. 30 .,
"a Id. fTfures STEADY. July, as 9'so october os
81. coRN-Spot new American mixed. s'etn.
Il Sd. DID steady IS 80 now. kiln dried. quo
a. 1nd. futures easy: july Us SEQ. oeP'sul
bor Is l07.d. FLOUR-Nirter patents ~
TOpS-rn London tPacinc cosst - 3sG -
los BEFT-Extra India moss. sss o. POEh r.
Prime moss western I6s 3D. HAMs-oa99rl
cur TOs I'd. BACON-Cumberlan cut DDS
short rib. SIS. clear bellies, 33s long -
n,iddIes light 53s oil. heavy. 5ls snorl 'ies
backs 49, sd. shoulders squsre as ~.
APT,-Prma Western. tierces. ais 70 Am~.
icsn ro6ned pals 10 3D. CHEESE ana p
dian finest "a aIte and colored, new. o3s 3.
rEE-C;ood United states. SIS I'll RFEA p
TivF-Spirits ass ROSIN-Cor1rnon. I9s va
PETROL Et'M-Refned Sied. LINsEEO Oli'
as COTTONSEED CII1-Huli refined. SID,
Us 2d. TALLOW-Australian in London 3-s
london. June RAW sLGAR-cs,1n5Ir,l,l--.
uraI lis 3d. mus"oyado. ios Sd bE SEX
S1-'sAR-Tune les SID CALCLTTA LIZ
D-une-Iuly. sos "a LiNSEE1 , o.. as
~ SPERM OIL. f3i los PETROl 81
american refined -. spirits. 6isd = ~ Y.
PENTrNE-spirlts. i5s Sd. RoSlN-A'ne'''an
%nfrerp June i5-PETROLEuM VI. ~ francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16

New York June -. 1911
GRAIN succeeded In hold
lg prices most ~ The day. but late in the
session the market weakened. and az the close
values were a n 10 net lower New wheat ls
being offered In increasing volume and en-
cago reported purrh lses 81 f3J. 600 bushels 20
arrive cash houses favored the selling side,
and the dcmaul for cash wheat was slow.
Exporters took loads AZ New York and "
81 0utports. Liverpool was Influenced by our
advance " "Wednesday. well as by some
less favorable reports from Germany. No p"
red wheat. - = elevator and % ~
q 1oat, 40 I Northern Duluth, - % o
q foat CORN-SteaGy most of tho day. with
: -hf offerings. Exporters took ~ loads T
Buffalo. bur late IN the day the market was
easier. in sympathy with wheat closing a. &c
decline 20 &c advance. Export new No :,
Gna,c % afoat nominal OATS-Priceg
carl, ere firm. advancing about &c. but late
r nc session pri 'es We're easier. closing al not
unchanged g. 10 lower. cash oats quiet and
unchanged standard white. iti1c. No =. 4jc.
40 o. IL. 80 g. ~ &C. BARLEY-Quiet,
naltir- pTc n 81 90 a. Z Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16

81 30: BOZ MARYLAND 81 H. 81 - 10 Msrylsrf
sheep. ia 10. So %: 10. ~ 10. 81. J. virginia
LOG H. 81 50. I5S Ohio. iO2 ID. 81 -.
Tobin 4 shannon: 1870 virginia lsmos y" o.
81 30; 235 Ohio sheep. IS H. 81 Isl. ~ 10.
So 10. 1875 ~ H. So 80
Newton a. Co 1853 Tennessee lambs, ~ 10.
81 so; iJi. 80 10. So 50. II culls. "a ID. 30 -
Tennessee vesrlings 80 ID, 81 30. tennessee
sheep iO5 10, 81
Kerns Commission Company; 2i3 Virginia
lambs - ID. 81 10. 24J 81 III. 81 -: 229 81 10.
81 10. 30 Kentucky So ~. 81. NirgnA
yearlIngs 90 II. 81. Virginia sheep. lls ID.
81 so
HOGs-Receipts 10 ears or 1850 head =
car on sale. Feeling about steady. state hoss'
:03 ID average sold at So 30 per 100 N.
Sales-S. Sanders. 81 state hogs, 2o3 ~
average. SO 30 per 100 10; rough. $50 ~
s. 30
Andrew Mullen date yesterday. 30 state
hogs. 10 10. SO 30: & % 10. SO %. . roushs,
273 10. 81 10: /. go III. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16

IIotR AND MEAL-F'lour inactive and
ISL 20. winter straishts. 81 90 as -. win
/ Ter patents. 81 zoo Si go. spring clears 81 -
81 l". -Xlra 80 - y, y. - 5rsas ,chts
St.0.S4 fancy spring patents. ST. 700
Ell - RYE FLOCE-Quiet. fair % good.
,6PN,fEkI- ,tesog. kiln cried. 81 10 BAG
MEAT.--Fiuo white and yellow. - ."@S ~
coarse a Io4Si ~. FEED Western spring.
So 10. standard middlng. =" 10 noar 40
- AZ red ao. SIS lo. city bran. ga bulk
81; 10 sac',s. nidding So 80 q RS. rod dos
So -. honun5 choI - - DUN ~ 90 s"'NS'
ooXIs.oN>[Iuac,i,e and price. lower.
,nsnenced ~ bearsh hog news including
stort ,iaer SIS 75GsiT. BEEF-Easier moss
.1IaStl ~. family Sl2rSl = 81. packet ~ -
$50. ext.a India mes. 81 '0aSl9 BEL
fNs stsldv. So 1oT go -. DRESS p
uOes-Essv. brcons sac $50 ln. 80. lni
IL. a.. 10 Ill., a.. piEs. 80 y,C MA MI. ;
M III. n ~. iOi-c Picked hams. ijiso
ThiLOw-)uu citv. &c coan[rs. ~ 49,.
LAID Easy. Mod, Vs., 20 ,,, ''c' Sly
" 49,, ,.,uf.nsnt sG5c. Brazil kegs. 10 G1c
.'r,no.pd-steldy. a7a.c. srEARINE-
QG.ss,c , n Rcared arm and unchanged
viii s-lndarI granGiated D. ne, less ? per
e-u cash n Lora'n B Ire' l ;ssS 81 Vas Ausak
i.s On nav here nrm ard unchanged. with
iizi,er .rlccs asked, reatriiug4i 10 test y ohc'
frf
RtCF steady ord unchanged.
METALS -rOPPER--~taudaTd etcadv. spot
fune tuI blr O.. ia - DC. August and Sep
,e,.ier d. .od - zoe London arm spot. 80
49,. rf .rflr-s - IS ad Lake. 1887. %
49, ST.. .lectrolrtic. i2-5od y. I5c casting.
d. o. = o.. ,n. TfN-Nclk and nominal. spo'
A. "A !, A. 5n... jane. a. 81 SIC July, - ~
4. 49,. N.ivt.,f. - ~ g.. and september. ~ a.
~ 20 rouicn spo. lDI futures tiss To-
IN 81 ..Iv. tsSr 1. 90 NcH York. i2T =
1910 -, - l"us London. 20 -
~ ~ TIER --faady. as. ~ j.jjc New York.
,.i a. 80. E.ss - l>y1is London. ga rs
20 t,.rt,tpNY- Dull. Cpokson's Dc IRON
'l.,,,,.,,r1 uarrsnfr rs sci IN London To-
...fiy oi,iat. No foundry Northern. 10
'f''., ,r4 SO Z Southern soft Si5TSi5 80
a.. - Sortherl. 81 T51Sij -
'uoI AsSFs AND sYRlpS-Steady and IN
,'..F" husiuess moderate.
>tVAI sToREs-spirit. turpentine Arm
sh,d. higher ~ iai.c for machine
ibis Rosin a little lower with tar un-
oiI--IInsc-t on unchanged. Refined
..'r',onr, rtea o. a. csc Tor standard white.
n -. a. N.w YORK
D" ,nrrO>-frN Dfi.-TheTe Vas further
.,i,rbine from July 10 later positions and prices
-. ,f,naI an easier tone. closing a net de-
-Itr. ~ -0s points. ioral contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
WILLIAMS HEADS TRUST CO.
Former State Controller To BE Wind
scr Trust S President.

As has beer prophesied In Wall Street
for a month. clark Williams former state
Superintendent Of Banking ard later state
Controllor. Will succeed August Heckscher
as president Of the Windsor Trust com
pany. assuming mis- duties IN that othce
about the middle Of July. according 10 inc
announcement given cut by the directors
after meeting yesterday.
The announcement further sal that the
SurrlCs of the company would be- increased
g 90 oOG 10 equal -he present capital ana
that tie bolrH OF directors would be en-
'.reed bv -he addition or conservative
bankers. merchants and manutaCtuFer7.
whose names would be- announced aIlti
the stockholders meeting called Tor June
80 10 ratifv the proposed changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New york. June ~ 1911.
usFyE-- Receipts ~ cara. or 1881 had
-, - air.rt 20 slaughtersrs and Tor PSporf
IL ~ trading on live weight. feeling
steady. pressed beef In fstr demand ~ 9'i l'c
- n, for native sides No later cables ES
'',,t- srom this port to-day. about 800 caitle.
.r,np.d by ! shamberg a son IN the Titan
10 Mapch~stsr - go. 90, 49,, .
"rIJyIs-Receipts i9a iip on sale. Market
MOT hu, steady ~ calves uns'ld an 6oth 81.
t,.,,on q, choice veals s. u 81 81 per 100 70.
- srs..ed vssls steady az ~ D. itisc per
n. .crrfry dressed do sn i2iac.
sales-$ sanders u veals. no 10 average.
" IA a Co. 10 vesis. isa IN. 50 ~
sHtEP AND LAMBS -Eecesp,s 2ais cars.
$50 fas ne al. Is cars on sale Market s!oy.
81 %, -, %. lower. lambs generally roo i5r 90.
49, ,,ere rot cleared. common ~ chdtre
l .cId al SoR<4 per 100 10 ordinary 70
' I,nahs sd s02ss Is. ctls. 81 few
Earrings. N5ctso. Dressed mutton SLOW a.
7fst-c per IN. lsmhs, Ia w. r"
sal.s~M Mcpherson Co 2f6 Virginia
,,nss. II ID average. 81 per 100 10. 100 81 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
sHEEPsKINs SALE IN LONDON.

London. June ia sale or s,tuo oales q
81, asnsi.irs was held here to-day. The attend
nnce vas poor and Withdrawals were trrquen''
owing To- the slowness 81 the demand. The
home trade occurred the bulk or the offerings
a, Ia 70 T. 4 decline short woOlled skins oc-
casionsIly showed loss 81 nd. FOLLOWING ars
the sales anc prices paid Tor coming anc
corbinc. New south Wales. 900 bales, -. .
~ Queensland. 500 bales 81. II xd. vietoria;
300 bales o%T9Sd; South husfrsm IW
hid. -. TSAd. West AustI ALA. 500 oalss
59sd. Tamnania 200 bales. 90. dSTsd. New
zealand Soo bales 81, n ID, Punta Arenas.
/ 400 bales 3E.T2,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
FIDELITY COMPLETES PAYMENT.

The Fidelity Trust Company. or Ne"
York. completed the payment YESTERDAY oil
its increased capital and surplus "hith
makes the new capital S'ovt"" Surpi us
& oo, 90 and undivided profits over 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June 15--with rains Northwest ard
more moisture promised the wheat merket 70
dsv suffered sharp breaks in price. Closing fs-
mos were a. 10 hnic net lower than last night
Latest trading left corn &c down 70 Sc W.
oats unchanged 10 &c OF and hog products AZ
a412isc decline. Although n was the weather
which counted most against the value OF phrs'
me market was also bcarishy affected by nspt
ing sales against actual purchases ~ new ~nsae
~ be delivered in this city Range 81 prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT sovrHERN.

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1911 1910 f.Hr
IA W. boz June. S1S lpl N>u'-l IN ~,
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=. al. t- r,re so 7sn srD t9H ,Si
lu, Iune : :G3T.a,d t'n.> 'IN2'@
CINCINNATI. NEw ORLEANS TEXAS
PACIFIC.
ii Ak IN June siGs. 10 Sis2ei3 fl1- ,3al
r'y Iuu- T.. S.6n.sIij SfS.l "" ',Sil' Oo
sBABOAEp Ar LINE
IL, wk in juno sI2I G6g 70 So tel
DETROIT. TOLEDO 6 IRrNrON
All 1910 lncfra
~ rk In Iun~ $3.50. s3e 80 80 10
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'BeCTcass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
SEED PRICES.

rot.do lime Is. CLOVERSEED - Casn.
90 so. oc,oba~ December and March, * -
nLSiTE ~ Prime. ~ p August = -.
TINCTHv-AGgugt. g. bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
NEW YORK. PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS


tOFFON-Ino declining tendency or
wednesday was follow cd bv general lquida-
lion yesterGdr and prices suffered break
which carr led now crop deliveries about 81 -
a bale aclrw the high figures reached carly
ir the week. Old crop positions were quief.
bur were depressed b. gathering liquidation
and fuI- contracts lod the downward move
front soliin.. a. ~ 90. or b points below the
closing price of Wr1ne sdav. ana about 81 - q
bale below tho h!gn record " the season,
established last month. Closing prices showed
4 recov,rv y or points from the lowest
and the maj tone was steady. but the net
change for Tie dav was a loss OF from Il 70
% ooinfS aud sentiment was very nervous
md unsofrled Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-16
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

,r,-nisb4d hv T. Thomas Reinhardt ~ q
Fr-al street Nov York No q pevonshire
street Boston and 40. 10 King street West,
Toronto Canada