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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
NY.CENTRAL CUTS DIVIDEND
Subsidiary Roads, However,
Make Large Distributions.

TIE directors OF the New York Central
( Hudson River Railroad Company de-
carsd yesterday & quarterly dividend Of
y. per cent. payable on April Is. The
fou. preceding dividends had been = per
cen; each. but the Street had generally
looked for the placing Of the stock on
o per cent basis al this time. recent state
nsats OF earnings having been unfavor-
s5ie. and the lowering Of the rate had
apparently been discounted by tie stock
GaraeL as tile news OF the directors ac-
ion caused e decline Of only I = points,
and the ret loss on the day was only
roiat
TIE New York Central paid per cent
vsar.y from 1900 % 1906. 6 Der cent N
-9ol 81. per cent in 190S. and in 1909.
= January. 1910. the quarterly dividend
TsS - per cent or 20 the 9 per cent an
--sl rate. ana in the following three GUAR
.srs y. per cent was paid ana the same
rats u Jauuary. 1911. The reduction from
as TO per cent dividend rate means q
saving or S2.2&-.9J0 year
The Lake Shore 81 Michigan southern,
nos. O.: the stock OF which IS owned by
--e New YORK Central declared yesterday
an extra dly--erC Of per cent. the same
- year $50. TIE next regular seml-an-
ll1l dividend OF G per cent 9r this stock
s due ln June
Tie P.ttsoers & Lake ere Railroad
Company. majority o. the stock Of Which
Is owed By --e Lake score. las declared
dividend O. % per cent on The 81. oo0.-
Seo outstanding stock. PAYABLE on March
Is. -ae directors have a.so voted 10 in
crease TIE capital stock oy 100000. or
% per GENT giving tae stockholders the
-s-t 10 subscribe -o- The new shares az
par &c tie amount of 30 per cent OF their
respective holdings. The additional 5 per
csa- - cas1. VII. amount 10 $1,000 900. Of
f-.c- tbs Lake shore w.u receive $685.
10 lie F.t-sburg s. Lake Ere in 1910
declared an extra DIVIDEND Of 80 per cent
ana Increased us capita. stock 40 per
'l1t Offering tie additional 100000 al
~ q Tie stockholders. vhose extra divi-
le-1 Just covered the cost Of the new
s.a-es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
ORIENT GROWING MODERN
Openings for American Export
Trade Discussed in a Meeting.

The seventh % the series Of monthly
meetings on export trade was held yester-
day in the Offices CT the National Associ-
alton Of Manufacturers, No. 30 Church
street the subject being China, Manchuria
and Co-ea." The speakers were Charles
Loeber. OF Seoul. and Durand Charles Alex
ander both Americans, having rad several
years experience as business men in the
Orient Mr. Loeber said, n part:
a new city waterworks anticipates the
use Of sanitary equipment The adoption
OF strict sanitary measures by a munich
palitv anticipates the Introduction Of q
sewer system. a new gas lighting plant
anticipates the sale Of materials for gas
lighting heating and power. The presence
OF III electric light and power plant indi-
Gates the development alons electrical lines.
The presence Of q street railway company
can be taken as All indication OF the gen
eral trend Of developments. That these
anticipations are being realized may be IN
dicated by the erection Of government
buildings and buildings Of a private char
acter for industrial and commercial work. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
LEATHER FIGHT ENDED
c.utraI Management Reflects
All Old Directors.
MINORITY SEEM SATISFIED
,.rr.sl Declares That on the
whole They Won Greatest
Kind of a Victory.

.,apsr,ent Of the Central Leather
- Won an easy victory over the
CoH.r4 Interests. represented by J. ;.
- ( Co. az the solourne" al"Ua.
sa' .e'1 IN Jersey City yesterday. all
So - directors being reelected and the
'Hs -Inority candidates, Herbert A schet-
" - garry ?. Worries. beng defeated by
~ 49,. ..-,-ssl-nirg vote. There was total
Hs,w shares voted. cut % which l's'V"
osst bv :. : Bache & Co.
=. -,anaeement die not attempt 20 vote
100 shares Of borrowed stock that
IN the injunction proceedings
49, Nv the minority interests on Feb
the date originally SCI FOR the
- -, meeting. although the votins OF this
- vas not enjoined by the court
So --Srs re minority interests failed % win
- r,cre substantial Chan the adop-
- If q resolution by The stockholders
80 ,ss arnua, report OF the company be
,.rss rpor that Of the stee- Corpora
sn5 sort q tentative lromise from
rsnenr 60 consider the issuing OF
.-,-fsriy reports. thei- representatives salo
100 that they were satisfied with ne
- ts,ngs had turned out Henry WOLF
counsel for the minority interests.
- qhat they rad been Nighttime for more
-. s,vth.ng else was the RICH, Of the
-..-ysoisers 10 have more Information than
-. had been getting concerning the at-
- - the company anu that he thought
- bss won on this pcint, and that re-
.,..s would BE more frequent and full N
he future.
p. fact that the objections Of the MI
-.-,rv -epresertauves had prevented the
-,rsgemeut from voting its borrowed
- he said. was another victory gained
=, re minority interests. and established a
--,.,rle still another important point
90, ~ the minority in rs light for pub
..,,r ne said was It's success in getting
,,.o.etors appointed 20 represent them az
n. election. which he declared was "a
..rr heretofore unheard Of in the affairs
n corporations" w1en @ contest was going
- On the whole. he added. 10 was the
y-.stsst kind of q victory for the minority
-.srssts
The annual meeting OF the Central
rss.ss- Company which ended yesterday
= the reelection Of the retiring directors.
"a been four times adjourned since Feb
-sry :. the dale originally set Two Of
ne adiou-uments were IN consequence OF
he egal proceedings brought by the mi
ssdy interests. and the other two were
sae 70 delay IN counting anG examining
he proxies cast by the opposing factions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March s.---N HEAT-Srot Dull. ..c-
urss steady. March - ID NAY. IS s%d. jay.
O. Dad ClkN-rpot easy. American geIxs1
nev IS 10. American miAed. old. ss fI,ure
steady MAJ Is a.. Julg, A. AID. FLOUR
winter patents 90 81. HOPS ~ London Pa
Gin, cast, . 6sul5. Ekt--Eytrs iudi. nsa
lis o.. POBk-Prime mess Western. ses Sl
HAMs-sL0rf Gus. sjs. BAcON--Cumber,slst
cut 5ss short -i1 c2s. clear bellies. so Iona
clear mIdi.es. b SHIT SIS h,sry sos 6c sho-)
c.csr backs ois. ILDERS--s cusre. 81,
LARD--Primc Western tiercas. as. Americas
refined polls 49, id EtiF ESF --C-nsdian est
white uso Cos. e0lorei SIS 81 IT, RPENTIND
Spirits Gfs o. TOctN-CCmmor. los &C.
PrrEC LTr-rf Refined. ga. LLNsEED OIL.
sOs ALIDW--Ausfr.iisu iu london. 3ss 20
CCTTQNsEEp oIL-Hun refined. COS o.
London. Nr~cl ; RAW SUGAR -Centrifgra.
Is. uluecotsao. t0s BEET SUGaR--M8rcr.
lo, 50 rN-EED-caicutra. Arrii-Iune. ICs -
T.TNSEED or. 40 Hd. ~fThM on ~ fcs
PETROLEUM american renrec. LAD. spirit..
grtE n RPENrl y t--- spirits as g. koSiN
American strained. li5. Anc. i,s
AnrR,ru. Nerch s--PETRoLEuM - franc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES,

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed in the United states Circuit
Court yesterday:
THE r. lG r. LEVY MANUFACTI- RING
COMPANY, postcards. ~ No. % Crosby
street and No. 10 Park Row. invoun-
farv. Creditors julius Bien Company, $50;
Illustrated Postal cara and Novelty Com %
pany. 81 and Alex Cohu, s.. l. was al
tegeC that the comnanv was insoivent ana
allowed Paul Linkrath, a creditor, 20 cb-
tain g preference by 4 Judgment Tues
dav for secs.
PANY. OF Nos $3.50 97th street. iuNolun
tsrv. Creditors. Henry Frank $500 rent
Canton Iron and Steel Works % Maryland.
s. 0s7 and beel Brothers, stel II was
ALLEGED that tn company vas insoiveut.
made preferential payments and allowed
creditors 10 obtain preference BY legal
proceedings. Liabilities are $1,000 and as
sets s. OJe
Join = COLLlNG confectioner Of
PouEhkeepsie, voluntary liabilities '"''o :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
COPPER DEMAND INCREASES
Monthly Statement for February
Shows Conditions Firm.

'-s --ca--.Y statement OF lne Copper
F''elcs's ASSOCIATION for February. issued
.'-ls'-ay. Showed an increase q Il, lss 80
.'-A1s u stocks OF copper or hand. which
Is 15o1, T.a, Lad been Looked Tor in the
---s' production vas smaller tLar ir
.-~-aFy. .e- total output being l99 SIS. 81
f'--1s. decrease Of 5.s53.2.4 pounds. but
-----g ~ was due % tile TACT thar
.-'la-y IS @ -ror month IL d.d not
..s'7ai 2 c---s.uelt ID production.
.'.a cons -r,ulu 10Y ,he mcu-l was O.
'- 'ei'l- -ai 'u Jaruarv. tie increase
-''-a'-g O. - pounds. Domestic de-
..s'-ss wee r5x.maueiy S.500Q5g pounds
veg taa .- January. b1t this increase
-'If'tlc consumption Vas Offset 90 a
, extent 5r "a decrease or more than
pound Ia exports cf tlc metal.
-. - "-1e however. saw iu tie Increased
ESTE demand e. promise Of better things
"a am WAS correspcudingly p.cdsed
. ~oPyer Producers report gives the
.---..'t and -cns-mpuo1 Of copper in
y. o-i'Sc States for Jaouary. rs compared
-. January l5I. erl February 1910 to-
WIZ Tie stocks on hand ~ the end
''-l MONTH ss follows.
.CTrAU1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
TOWING COMPANY SUIT
Taking Testimony in Government Case
Against Great Lakes Concern.

Buffalo. March s--The taking OF testi-
molv before master I'm the suit OF tile
government brought some time ago in
Cleveland Tor the dissolution Of the Great
Lakes Towing Company charged with vio-
lating the Sherman antitrust law was
begun here to-day.
The suit Is brought by petition which
claims mat the company is and has been
acting in direct violation OF the Congress
sioual act OF 1880 which aims 10 protect
tradc and commerce against unlawful re-
etrsiur and uOuopOlies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
GERMAN GRAIN FIGURES.

Berlin. March S.-Following the example
OF tho American Department Of Agri-
culture, tie German Agricultural Council.
to-doy issued a table showing the grain
remaining In the bands OF German agri-
culturalists or March !. The figures in
tons follow: Wheat, S1s,S62; rye. 2,S24.0$9;
oats. oSSe.7 e5; barley. 673.225. The har-
vest OF 1919 yielded in tons: Wheat,
3,S61.479; rye, lo51l.1so; oats, 7.9Vo.3'6;
barley . 400 ggS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
livestock MARkET.


Sew York March 1911
HUEy Recsirts. 1U4t- .ltt. or ~t1
head Including 2lis ears COR tile marker. = e
ears 5r sale steers slow Co a shade easier.
bulls steafv % o fraction lover COWS opened
st-ady. closed lower az d0th street yards ta'r
to GOOD Steers lc az 50 luQS6 e0 ret 100 y
bulls az tldN5 - COWS a. s. tOAS4 -. CiN
dressed native sides Gull ~ otacie'ac PEI j..
London cables quoted I've cattle at l@,s0l3'-c.
dressed weight sinking The oHa., LIVER. q
cattle a. ie1l3'ee dressed weight: sinking ne
lac Exports to-day 70 cattle and - sheep IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
~ Counts Returned Against Former
Member Of Congress.

!. stanton, r. =. March s-The grand
-. .uN morr-ns handed down eight in
d. against Charles J. Knapp. for
> P,,a<fessmau and former president y
~ ...s anton u .-st Company The IN
e. a..ese an Oyeroraft ot eJb. a
ts.e.a QItcl0r without tie consent oi
49, ~ " the directors Of tie Bing-
I, i, lTus- Company. loan % NOR
e,ts.-s-ient. CO the capital stOckk ~ .
: go lean ol more than a. per cent OF
a So stock and surplus 20 any nrnl'
rsg.S indictments repPriricns 0t the IN
charges previously named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09

SCOT Gu.et and unchanged at 1850 FOR mid
ding upland: sales. 24s bales. Liverpool cables
spot. IN more demand. sales. 200 bales. spec
ulation and export. 900. American. 1900. iGi-
ports. pOo: none American. middiiug upland
7.6id: futures opened steady. Tns up on nea-,
= higher on late months. closed quiet buC
steady al .nfia points higher March. 7.4l I'd:
March-Aprii T.4ldi April MAJ AMI May-June
al I'd. Jure- July. 3Siad. Juiy-Aus'is- 7.35d
AUgust-SeDIember 1l21: eptenlber-Oc-ober
6.I9ied OctODeI-N Ov-mDer. SOD. November
December. $500 December-Januarv and Jauu-
ary-FeDruary. $500
COFfEE-Thsrs was o better feeling ard
closing prices we're steady AZ Gdi2 points ad-
vance. wiki sales aggreeatirg $1,000 tags Sentf-
ment was more bulii>h. and me better feeling
appeared go BE- based on some inns rovenlent n
The SPOT situation Local jobUers we're ell
cJuraged by indications Ur au improved Gistribu-
-iUc demand rte country coming in f0r moderate
size los. Cost ana ght offers from Brazil
Were slightly hieher, ana a. present prices Of
spOr coffee here arr more nearly on parity with
Brazil than For j lc-.g time. WIN Santos IS 40
~ Z q 1900 cost an IRE ighr and L. .d13ssc On
the SPOT values are ri about q norma dit-
florence and on this basis cost a.e freight bust
ress can be done probably. During the Issr two
DAYS there have Leer sales OF 90. ZOO bags cost
sn1 freight. mostly Santos =. Havre closed =
net advance o- All, francs. Hamburg IA
8. pf-Enig higher. BIO and santos inactive. with
prices STEADY. spot a little move active and
prices steady Al l2-sc tcr RIO No g. Local COZ
tract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
HEAVY TOBACCO EARNINGS.

The American Tobacco Company has IS
sued it's report for the year ended Deem
Der 81, 1910, which compares as follows:
Total earnings sos 90 52 $50 as ss4 SOS io5
Deductions -. Q, 2ss 90 J,399,7i2 sax. 10
Balance .s25 oa5. a11 $50 sc7. 2o6 $3.50 2a4
Pfd. dividends. i.72l@45 4.12lS45 l'5+b
Balance ......S25o55.SIi SO ~. 2s8 $3.50 3S4
CON. dividends idoe6,56V ifo.4 $40 l3,0Is. $50
Balance ...... IS $685. ss242.456 s547I.55i
gold louls l''pf''
surplus ...... ss.s2s.S5l 81. s7=.s7e s547l 90
prev. surplus . AZ 48e TAO 3s026.26i 32554. los
+piydends ..... e,6S25uo
Total surplus .sel. 1881 So 1914 s3s o25 PSI
.Equsi TO s2.2 ger cent earned on $40 242. 90
or4-rror stocL comparing with sos per cent
earned ~ same stock last year. Extra CIV
denos received from various companies TEicn
we're paid bv them ont of their Grauna. Y &C
cirnulats- net protts PROV % tie year lslu
The sa,ss for the year amounted 20 s.G.-
44i.3o2. and the net earnings theretroin'
after ,seductirg all charges and expenses
1or r7,anazemerr etc were 81, 400J.-. DIV
idends received from con- panlts al OF q
por,iCn Of whose stock j. O"n@d by tle
American Tobacco Company amounted 20
sc T0lt24 while dividends from stocks or
foreign companies amounted 70 S4.5sL 81.
1pre-est received or bonds, loans, deposits,
ete was q e+I.5Z1 ana income from sum
dr. other sources S77. 80
The genera balance sheet "a OF December
81. 1910 compares as follows
ASSETS
sReai estate sll4355.S2t Sll3 Il-oi- slloUV-' 80
Leaf tobacco
g io'H e. e-p 42,2eo344 ss74s75a sli2s, no
't e1s. n eos so' a17ee7i: 211es:ss 217227s:
s. ss6 a 7E9s9eg: 9Is 1919; i$ IS IS
Cash. ....... - '4Zp4c i-'-f-'e'- ~ @'+' 49,
Bil.s a-6 ac-
e .sglil a4e74lso 20 4lsos2 30. as. rs
-
Totals 5000 2l5 $50 $3.50 OIL $50 $751;, 80. 81
LIABILITIES
va. ,tect s7s ESQ no SIS $50 100 SIS .GSg. 40
rom. ssosE.. 50 80. 400 4Oei2 500 50 40 400
7'5 sod 2lr ga" 5aa4soco aa SCI 40 5.277occ
-Four Der cent
s s83ss e., eae 5ray,.roo ',ss4,oo sssseioo
Common per
cent Lere9
1900 .S:5s: d. s5i9: s s. !Si 5a9
Accounts srd
bills per- .-
ssl8ia. e rs 20 ~? 49, 500 81. S: 5:
prov. pr dts iiso."5e lS0236 L',o.33f
totals $3.50 us 500 s2se OF $50 ses2. 100 57l
pea estate z393 viii. machinery. figure.
rtc Provision for common srt sil ady funds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r.
GRAIN-WHEAT-rh government report
on the amount OF wheat IN farmers hands, pub
lished after the close II the market, showed y
total or l70 $50 600 bushels or 25.s per cent or
the crop. compared with q total u lT3.344.Oro
last year. Vnic1 was % per cent. Trading was
CLly moderately active. Prices we're q -lLie
lover eariy bret late i- TIE day there w2s nrrn
tone With prices ~ -le close unchanged 20 zee
higher. Tile report cousiLer. d brarish. a. 70
showed an increase OF about 5000 600 bushels
over last year. and prices oil the curb were about
i.c lower. cash wheat steady; No re-, % &C
elevator and 95i4c % afoat. No ] Northern
Duluth. 81 %. aiioat. CoRN-Moderately
active. rallied with wheat, and at the close was
isHisc net higher. Tho government report on
farm reserves showing an Increase - about 10
U0U.c bushels over last year. while large, was
M greater than expected. and indicated an At-
tive consumptivs demand during The winter. tr-
rort sales, . loads from New York and from
OutpOrts. New so corn here - 81, ~ a1Jat
CATS-Ea-ier early. but the close was steady Al
net uncnangeI 20 sec advance. The arm re-
serves were the n -gcsr on record, amounting 20
al. $4,000 bushels. compared with 365 40
last yea- Cash oats easy; standard white. Doc
NJ = 81 90. NJ 3. - i-ct NJ l. -. ~ II
Dull. No =. s3c. nominal, New YORK.
BARLEY steady: mailing. Slusl %, Ne"
York Tie farm reserves We're 3LO62.oDD bushels,
and as his is the nrst time the government mas
reported On barley there we're no comparisons
available BIC kWHtAT-Quiet; American,
80. : New York. Canadian, 5cc 1i4' !
E..r T1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
NEW YORK PRICES,
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

COTTON renewal % tuesdays covering
movement caused an opening advance. but after
May contracts sold ar i4.3Tc, or 10 points net
higher and about 81 80 bale above the lOS
level OF Tuesday morning the demand became
less urgent and prices easel of. Slight rallies
occurred. but the general tendency was down
ward with the lowest prices reached Ia the late
trading. Southern spot markets generally IN
changed. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

,r,rnishel b. = Thomas Reinharlt. ~. g. Broad
street. Sew York. an4 NJ. - Dsvonfhire
street Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
INSURANCE STOCKS.
AZ ~
nm M men

C~lrnish.4 By F. s. paney. 70. % Broadway
FIRE COMPANIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09

9Th wk. ir Feb. SG2G 81 SiSJ % SipS gi5
July i-Feh. -. -. lu3O 77 20Js4 ga L. 3sG t09
DETROIT d MACKINAC..
1a " rs b F s. s ,sils4 ss s3 3Is
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN.
July i-Feb. Is. $500 $500 5G5i. 75S
KANSAS CITY. MEXICO q ORIENT.
July " I-Fcb. IS. 1.5si5.6% 1.6ssi9i s24.s87
LOUISVILLE s. NASHVILLE.
4th wk. in Feb. sl.oaee55 sl,O7T710 ss77I46
July I-Feb. -. 3G.5d5 625 "a ass 49, 90 723.e "a
RIO GRANpE SOUTHERN
5 t5a w i-rs Il rs 8 ssS sa si5s ssif7 S
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
,th ,sk In Feb 5000 -Gs SEA 30 Ssna ia
Jan. l-Feb. IS. 4I2,22J 2.546sl5 2337,2i7
HAVANA ELECTRIC.
% Yaa 81 SeA - o. s4 ss s ss:s S5S
CENTRAL OF NEW JERsEY.
Expenses ..',.. T5S5S5S L976464 T$ioo35
Ne. earn'ns.. SOS $50 ss53.2sss ss:l. eea
Surplus ...... SHo.92e s3ss lsg s2l2,oe5
5ros - earaiagsSi.7i. ~ 1882 100 SELL so2
Expenses 800. 9.seG. $50 ss7l525 s6l3,354
Net earnings. S7-496a27 s7-7o7 s45 sdt9s. as
Charges and t. 3,7os.o7s 3.i2a9eG $3.50, t16
Surplus ...... s3T77.249 s4.es3s 4s ser. 792
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE d IT. PAUL.
Month OF Jan
Gross earnings. s4.T35524 s4253 $50 S43oS 800
Exp and taxes. 4.+D3,si3 3.s4s rs 3242.s 81
Nc, .arning.. 500. 81 s4O4s4o sIO66 I27
Gross earnings So. a59o14 SIS IS 256 SaGsi6. Tss
Exp ana taxes. -. 100 Oi4 2s.1T3,sl. 2i30J. 40
Net earnings. -. i67 $50 si03g2 a. S125lI, 32s
CHICAGO AuLWA-KGE x PUGET SOUND.
Month u JAM 1871. 1910 Increase.
'Cr0ss earnings. saaiU7 SCI $50 Slj9. "a
Exr. ana taxes. So 4U2 Jo4 l3s 34p.264
Net earnings. si466G9 So. COZ sS1s1. 023
sBABOAFD AIR LINE
Month 90 jan
Gross earnings Fl. rs $50 Si6S3. al 1854. J09
EXr. ard taxes 1888 1913 l.lgf. go l5a. -.
Net earnings. s5o4e57 s4s2sel $:o.7e6
july t-Jar 81
Gross earnings SI2.141 as Sti1e6 e44 $3.50 165
Zap ana taxes. SGT6i c5 fS0e i2i Sos .0.4
Net earnings. s. 465 rs S3cs2.T23 So SO
NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION & LIGHT
4th VIZ IT, Feb SIS ofS s3202c S5sis
Jan. f-Fei. .. jo2 49, ,s5 80 - 04T
decrease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
RiCE-rirn lud unchanged
METAL TlRDTu .r...r

Narch Arril MAY and 1Ine ltn0uf2c. Lon
lor nrm spot t5I IS a. futures $50 fis 80.
Lake copper a. - 81 'sc. el-ctrolvt.c - 3a
ar lul4e 2jc. March 20 5cd 81 Toe April soH
a. 5u.. M 4u 1-df0. Jor. June a. u n ~ SOC.
London strong. sp0t tls3 is. futures -tea.
LFAD-uuiI. flOlt4 50- New York. - d
42T'sc Eaet - Logis London 10 D. -pll-
rER-Dun 5.5ja5 Sc New York. i0ta 500
Duh. CooFson's 2. 9de Joc ZION Cleveland var
re-ts a. 80 In London L-caly STEADY. 40
f7undrv Northern SIS 75ds16 Is. so . SIS 5oa
SO. y, ! southern enc 50 : Southern soft
Si5 Odsis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09
FLOUR AND NEAI,-Flou

barely s-ea1y. concessions were necessary IN
order to make sales. snrins patents $50 s. -.
winter straigAts Sass 10. Wirtsr patents - sUR
81 so spring clears. SASS 25 extra SO I WIN
Ter. Sc 357S3 81. extra NJ winter. - 20dS3 49,:
KaAsas s-raights "a 20ds4 - lan.v spring lat-
ents. SIS 95ns6 -. RYE TLDCR-Firm. Ts.r o.
good s. 2pUSt 90. choice To fancy - fD1s4 %.
CCRNNfEA LIS eady. Kiln dried g. sr BAG
MEAL-Fue white and yellow. 81 1881 20:
coarse yellow s. l0gSl ~. FrED--N ssterr
sprins So standard middliug 10 n sacks.
So 80. -four DO SIG = re-. dos S2s uifv bran.
81 81 bulk. s25 SACKS. n-iddlne so IS. red
Cox So -. tculry chop s22 5e bulk s2g 20
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PORk-steldy. mess s23 roriinal. family. S22
dS23 short Gear Sl9d>2f PEEF-Ness sf4d
si4 80. family. SlGqSi6 ~. packet. SiJ1t15 So.
extra India mess. s26gS26 ~. REEF HANS
steady. uscocs i02ic. $50 n. iUNe. ieO ~
i04sr I ~ n. lUasc pigs. l0',,. CLT MEATS
FlCEie- bellies easier. 10 =. 49,. - H. 12c
i4 T.. 1isc. Pcnel hams quiet. i2c tai
LOW-sready, city SIC. country Gi.a7c
LARD-Easv. Middle West @ 1919 20c. cl-y. g.
REFINED south America. 90 zoe. Continent. at1e.
Rrazil kegs. ff5o. COMPOUND Ts.0Tsc.
sTEARINE-B1rey steady. oiao. tcc. city ard
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MoLAssts AND synrr>-rairiy good De-


NAVAL srORf>--Snirits turpeutiuc nrn
and hiSher here and nf savannah. Rcsir hisN er
ana nrui Tar held steady ang Unclaimed. we
quote. TCRPENTiNE- Spirits. machine oois.
G2tsc TAE-SG 10 ROSfN-Commor D. good
strained. 81 81. IS. 81 Is. r. 81 ~. r. s. 81 Z.
81 IS. g. s. So. X . cS. T. s. IS. * s. IS. g.
s. 50. y. s. Is W T. s. o. ana vs. W 8 as.
OILs-No chang lu llnseed OF to-day.
Refined petroleum steady ~ rcctnt prices
CoTTo>sfED OF There was some neF-
voasness IN early trading. owing - March no.
tees but after these were taken up a atea1lc;
feeling developed and tho market NJ ,he close
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change. Raw was Lido higher. with buyers a.
the slyarc-. Sales vare 5000 haas CUBA ,,.r-
t,.fuGul afoat a. -. basis e6 test, cost aud
freight equal IT, 3T3c here. Spectators were
Offering T-lGc for April shipment. ANA pf1h-
ali, -hey would pay thc- fDr March shipment.
Atril was offered 8t Zif. and March az 1-l6c.
cuba reports seemed crop prospects. ana prob
ABLY rha outcome VIII be 10000 tons less thau
last scar. I1 Lcntcr beet sugar was 4isep5' . t
higher with March ana Apr o. i0s al and MAY
10 q ~.
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= F'aa'a'g 10 sa7.77o az 48o. 40 ~ ~ %