davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-13
Most of Time Taken Up Over
the Question as to Wheth~
er Park Was Just Glen,
or Glen Miller
CONTROLLER GIVES
A TIMELY WARNING
Demands Economy in Admin
istration Until After jan
uarv First Diaries Re-
ported Much Improved.

Discussion as to whether the city's
largest playground should be called
Glen" park or Glen Miller" park con-
sunfed a large portion OF the time at
the regular monthly meeting Of the
mayors cabinet this morning. Some Of
the city officials declared that the cor
rect name for the park is Glen Miller
while others obstinately averred that
it should be termed Glen park.
The discussion was OccasiOned by
Homer Hammond's statement that
next year a large flower bed is to be
planted near the Main street entrance
bearing the name of the park, date
that it became the city's property, and
the date 1912"
1t was finally decided upon motion
of Mayor Zimmerman, that the name
of the park be Glen Miller" until rec
ords pertaining to this subject could
be found In cast it is found that the
correct name of the park is Glen it
probably will be called that. otherwise
it will remain Glen Miller"
Mayor Ends Debate.
The mayor said that he had never
heard the park called anything but
Glen Miller, and that it was always
advertised in that manner. Supt. OF
Police Gormon declared that the park
had been given to the city by J. F. Mil
ler for reasonable price, $4,000, af
ter he had improved it to a certain ex
tent, and that the city could never
purchase more ideal piece of ground
for the same money. City Engineer
Charles stoutly declared that Mr.. Mil
ler had been given the money and tha
he should not be given the honor, an(
that the park should be called Gle1
park Other city officials talked pr<
and con on the subject, until the may
or stopped the argument by his mo
ton.
Reports from the heads of various
departments show the municipality tt
be in good condition. The officials wer'
warned by e. G.. McMahan, city con
troller, to "go slow" with the funds o
h~~ YH%
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-13
BRUTE WAS FINED
BY MAYOR MONDAY
Seth Smelser Gets Long Jail
Sentence for Abusing
His Family.

Tales of inhuman treatment have
but the story told this morning by
Mrs. Seth Smelser, 88 Sherman street,
about her husbands cruelty to her,
her mother and children, surpassed
many. In police court this morning
Smelser was given fine of $25 and
costs and thirty days in the county
Jail on the charge of assault and bat
terry. Being unable to pay the fine
he was sent to Jail for sixty-five days.
When Mrs. Smelser, with her two
small children and her aged mother,
who is almost blind, appeared at po-
lice headquarters, after police court,
the mayor listened to their. tale and
emphatically declared that had she
been in court to testify against her
husband he would have received the
heaviest fine in the mayors power to
assess.
For some time, according to Mrs.
Smelser and her mother, Mrs. kath-
crime Lambert, who resides on Bridge
avenue, Smelser has been guilty of
practicing cruelty on them which is
almost increditable He has threat
ened their lives, they declare, and on
Saturday night he drove them from
the home with butcher knives, threat
ening to take their lives.
He Came Home Drunk.
Mrs. Smelser says that her husband
went to his home pretty we'll soaked
and declared that everyone in the
house should go to bed. Seeing that
his gruff order was not being carried
out he ran to the kitchen and grabbing
two butcher knives, waved them above
his head and said he was going to
drive them from the house. AS the
aged woman with her daughter and
two grandchildren attempted to rush
from the house, Mrs. Smelser said he
seized her and nearly Choked her tc
! death. BY great eXertion she pulled
away from him and ran from the
house. They went to the Lambert
home, where they remained thai
night.
Sunday morning Smelser went to the
Lambert home and said he would dc
better and asked his wife to return
to their home.> Believing her hus
band, Mrs. Smelser acQuiesced, bu
when they were in the house Smelse1
became ravinge mad again, she de
clares. and grabbing the butcher
knives again rushed at her and at
tempted to cut her throat, She alleges
She managed to get away from hin
and again went to her mothers home
The police were notified of Smell
ser's actions and Patrolman l.awle
and Nogelsons went to the house t.
place him under arrest on the charg'
of assault and battery. They gained
entrance to the house and found Sme]
ser sleeping on the floor in one of tn
rooms with blanket thrown over him
There was no fire in the house. HI
was brought to the city Jail.
In police court this morning he wa
asked whether he was guilty of as
sault and battery on his wife.
We'll I guess I'm guilty, but l wa
only playing with her." was his ans
wer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-13
REV. RICHESON IS
TOBE ARRAIGNED
(National News Association

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-THE Rev. Clar-
ence Richeson, calmly awaited today
his arraignment. which was set for
this afternoon. The young clergyman's
real fight for life began today when he
faced the superior criminal court on
the charge Of numbering Avis Lnnell.
the young choir singer in his church.
Richeson was to have been brought
to the court this forenoon but at the
request of counsel the hearing was
postponed and he was not brought to
the court house with the usual batch
Of prisoners. He will be taken to court
this afternoon,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-13
TOKEELEY CURE

Ed Turner was released from the
county Jail on 5000 bond Monday and
will be taken to Kokcmo where he will
be given the Kelley cure. He was ar
rested several days ago on the charge
of child desertion. it being alleged
that the proper provision for the girl
had not been made by the father. His
trouble was ascribed to too frequent
iubibinx
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-13
REBELS TAKE CHE FOO.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 13.-Chinese reb-
els today took formal possession OF
the city OF Che Foo, occupying the
forts and government buildings. The
occupation of the revolutionary army
met no resistance from the inhabi-
tants. On the other hand the invad-
ers were welcomed with open arms.
Che Foo is a treaty port and coaling
station on the Yellow sea. 1t is situ-
ated on Shangtung Peninsula and has
a population Of 35, 900
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-13
THE WEATHER
HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVATORY

Forecast for Richmond and vicinity
Fair, slowly rising temperature to'I
night and Tuesday. Highest tempera-
ture in last "a hours, is at p. m,
Sunday. Loves: temperature in last
"a acurs, 9 at A. III. Monday. Tenn
perafure at 1:30 A. m, 20. Rainfall
in last "a hours. AZ inches. Barome-
ter high, stationary. -"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-13
cOSSAckS TO PEkiN.

VALDIVOSTOCK, Nov 13.-Russia
today is rushing troops into China. A
detachment of 1900 Russian Cossacks
proceeded southwark toward Pekin
and another large force is held in
readiness.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-13
Tomorrow the Chief Execu-
tive Will Meet Members Of
His Cabinet for First Time
in Three Months.
EFFECTS OF JAUNT
CAUSE DISCUSSION
Views on His $4,000 Mile Trip
Into West and South Are
at Variance-Did He Con-
vince Voters?
tNational News AssoCiation)

WASHINGTON, Nov 13.-President
Taft got down to hard work today. He
will meet his cabinet for the first time
in three months tomorrow and there
is lots for the president to do before
he closets himself with his advisors.
For the next few days his time will be
divided on his work on his annual
message and receiving reports from
the heads of the government depart
ments.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-13
CELEBRATE REVOLT,

HONG KONG, Nov. 13.-Native
Chinese residents of the British terri
tory at Hong Kong today declared a
legal holiday to celebrate the revolu-
ton. There were wild demonstra-
tions which at times verged upon ac-
tual violence.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-13

Continued on Page Eight
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-13

CONTINUED On Page Eight
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
s. P. MAY SELL OIL STOCK
Eerort That Associated Control Will
Pass-rricn S1n.00n.0nn

San francisco. March Il The South.rn
Faciic COMPANY il about 70 sell IT'S con
trolling interest IN the Associated OIL COM
rsuy. one Of the largest I'll concerns ~
California. according to : published re
port here
This sale would ce ths larzes' IN 'hA his
torv Of California The purchase rrioe
would nor he less rhsn 80 90 ooo and pos
siblv more l. is said that President Rob
Oft : Loyett. Ct The Southern Pacifc Com
rarv. hss ~ the request - p svndicste Of
Lcndon ard New York bankers named .
prize
Tbs Hartman interests own 5000 of the
.oA on shares 81 the Associated oll Com
rouv's CAPITA IN vaste,daye market the
quotation was si7. givrs The -hafes .
value of 80 Sio"'@
Ex.Judcs Love'' president Of tho south
ern Pscino Companv. declined yesterday 70
confirm cr deny tie dispatch from san
Francisco that the conran" wes 10 sell its
ASSOCIATED oil holdings : similar report
vas current several months agc The
Southern Pacific Company Oh June -. l9lo.
the end of its last fiscal vear. owned s-'-
cso.o0S Of the $1,000 no capital stock If the
Associated Oil Companv $75o~n of ths
:. SIG 0QD first r1ortesg@ per cent bonds ana
1u, entire issue oI SI&t.pD f!rSt TefundinE
mortgage per cent bonds The stock "5s
admrted 10 quotation on the Ne" y ork
stock Exchange on April y 1910. but IS
iractivo i was quoted yesterday -
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

ch.~sso March - cATTLt I;ece.p's = ,@n ,9',
weak te.;es. s. l'qf4 90, i,A'S s,cIs,,, and
49, S.gSs 80. cows and hoifeTs. - soy s. -
r,ir.. s. .jaS1 ~ ZOO, Eec'il a.,
,,'.r. active - early adtan'' !tL - '''r W.
','t.d sG 5oa e. %. heavy. 81 I'n$t -. f,uE.
a.. f,s 81 a. Good to choice hosf'. - .iSj =.
t' tG tn4s, o.. lmk az sales So "'r>' ~
EHrEI'~ F.c,ipts 1000: s.oady - 10, lower
ing - bass 20. lambs. native. S'9S' "''
"@i,,i "Cncinnsfi Msr,h - -cATTIE- Receipts ai3
,,ei,.,- f,ir 10 roo8 shippers - 10 - l' con-
mon. s. ='@>i to@- o,, '',I 'rirn,l. 81 i3lfs7 -
"'',,,r s-4ST8 30 ~HEEp Receipts lot
sie.J,. s. 2sasi H. Lambs STEADY - 2'nSo ~ ~
Ea.t Eufae March y "a. sa, ~. iorrr ~
scc'xs o., Hoes Receiyts 200. fairly active
~, 10. Ilgher. heavy. s5NG y. mixet. - ~ p
81 -. YorHerf 81 iopI CO. plss. - oon ~
I'D tHMBs- Receipts . 00o. active. shee,
,tcad,. handy lambs 2e lover hea'y iaHDs' 60
gsG IL. hand, lambs. S5N<1. r..,.
c zoo Including 80 souiherrs. steady - 10.
lover. dressed beet and cxlgi' ,,it'fs, >Es ~.
81 ~. ftir 90 good - 3bpSJ > western. - p
&c. siocscrs and feeders. ~ .a.R, So,,ns,h
s5 as6t. as hcifers 81 I5asd. bulls. 81 ions' ~
|'i-Ds .iGsT - HOGS R"cripts ii.oepi 10,
hrb4r. Lrli ~ eales 81 Goa -. hclyt. So - d
@ e1Ser7 e :, "09 slrErRecSP. iasei ''S 800
,t.,dr iari- s. 50@1 -. yearliugs. 81 -
x- ~. ..tt.fs - .5Ifi -. ewes. $ilS5
..,. Lcfs uni f-rdrrs s'"Si
ci' ii,hi. cno.r,. - ioaf6 - prime - io4sd 81
-WrTP- stead fulrF IieAl iitr .Wtih'i
S5ns5 g.. cuus ard c.'na.n' i. 90, ,,l, l.t,.e
81 a"0f'. NthL 80 <!T.5 -,
rcdiuns = s0aSI A. heaNr Norkers s. i31
1, % hst YorEol am pss. - toaN b5
roashs. $3.50 -.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
FOREIGN FINANCIAL,

London. March Il -Consols closed 3-lb
higher. at 81 7-l5 for money and 81 Sic tor
account Anaconda was : higher. a. iN.
Canadian Pactc Is higher 81 22i's. Grand
Trunk : lower. at Is
Monev was IN good demand for settle
ment purposes. Discount rates were ste adv.
ON the stock Exchange the settlement ~
the mining sections showed some rather
large differences. but the tone of the mar
l.ets continued steady. and there were ad-
Vances H. kaflrs and Mexican rails and a
sharp rise in Underground stocks y 5000
business was uonc ia codsolS on govern
mcnt account
American securities were pWei ami feat
rfeloss during the forenoon. Later prices
improved on New York and Continental
huyiug. but tie market reacted in the late
trading and closed easy
can money III LONDON. 2alU@ per cent,
open market discount rate f0I short bills,
-. per cent. lolE bills. 2'sG2 rs per cent ,
Berlin discount rate, ~ per cent. Paris
discount rate. % per cent. Paris exchange
or London. - francs 2Ssi ceniimcs; Berlin
exchange on LONDON. ~ marks IS rfenniSs.
Far gold as 90. and American eagles. To-
5isd.
Paris. March q Three per cent rcntes
closed unchanged. al o. frame 80 centimes
rices on the Bourse We're firm.
Berlin. March r. Trading was quiet. but
riccs ,ver. Vcry firm the Boersc.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
Savannah buying s-lsc discount. selling

Savannah, huying S-lsc discount. selling
par.
BANK CLEARINGs.- York. eN-
changes {2g7 9,a. i02 balances $ll5sl 81 {.
Baltimore exchanges $5.sJii6,. balances
S6Gi SOS: Boston, exchanges So 20,5l9. bal
ances Sli7i2I9: Philadelphia. EXCHANGES
S93.Sl1.tSl. balances s21sS.i9i. Chicago, eN-
changes $40, i3i. i3S. balances. S.5HW..
SILVER MARKET.-Commercia bar sill
yer. 52'sc. Mexican silver dollars, 40. lar
silver closed In London az 2pid, unchanged.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. $50. Lis
bon. =
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-McXi eX-
change on New York is quoted at 2Ol's'
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were S.o-o'3''' III
ternal revenue. including corporation w;
Sl.iil.s15. and miscellaneous, $l'o.9lv, totd
of S.2iJ.Si9. against total expenditures on
o. dinary account of s3.l7i09i For the
month 10 date ordinary receipts have beeh
SHoN,3iI and ordinary expenditure WtIe
s35.6}p.3to The excess of expenditures wa
s9+J,0N For the fiscal year 10 GATE Oh
dinary receipts have been NSbio''Js,
aSains. Sio3 6ql ,010 i'm the same pcriou Oh
1910. and ordinary expenditures $istollb's:
against Sis5.5l22J0 in 1910. the excess ot
expenditures amounting 10 $i3l2.b61. CON-
pal cd with an excess Of expenditures iaSt
year OF S22.S!l.l13. Including Panama canal
account and public debt, the excess OF az
expenditures over receipts since July !
amounted 10 $3.5I .222. against an excess III
the corresponding period year ago OF
NS392. 1854.
.SUB-TREASURY. - The Sub-Treasury
was debtor TO the Clearing House SJ5hOl'.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
PROVISIONS Nervops oNins 10 nc aha

PROVISIONS Nervous owing 10 the sharp
falling ~ IN - ne 10 reints In % ,ho hog ' marIet
c-.,n interests were selling. and tho market
lost part of the carly gam, h,t nsnr NE ,.os
rea~ th- les, of the DAY PORK-Quiet, mess.
s2i 1850 fanily 50 5oGs2l so, Short clear
sIs hn4kiq 80 BEFF-Steafy. mess, siGSli 80.
iS9,l fS9l''i me- ss5Sss5 80 BEEF HAMS ~$27aS29
DRESSED HOGS-Fiim, bacons. TO-. l.n lh.
10! To- iGc H. Ioi.c. 40 h, lctc. PIGS. laia,so
f'i-T MEATS -Picklad bellies barely steady; 10
m l?o is h. jG = r. lc Ig,sa5e g!sked hams sy
6isc. countrv. 81 nJS.c. LARD-Firm. Middle
West s9599o5. oty s+qS'sc; Refined. ggie, que.
Ecgs II 35c, compound quiet 7z0ISsc
STEARINE- Ike; city lard 10.
R:rt-Firu and fairly active. Dan Tat
maee,s sons company. New orleans. telcgraphs
the Louisiana movement to date as showing re
c.ipts Of i.o7l, 800 sacks. against L2o6. i3 same
pocl<ets. against os5.s51 year ago.
hans1 eom sc no, 'ui i... "1cmsnssn pe ssn
cash I'm London beet sugar was stcady and IN
changed March. los Sod. April. los I'd MAY
JOS ad Raw here lis 50 ,ss hgheF ,g Cen1russ dI
sugar ~ test g. l7c. March and April quoted AZ
: q iGr. basis o6 tcst. and MAY A. 2asc. sales
rorft"n porto Rico. late March shipment. on
above basis. The movement Of sugar at the six
principal ports of 'nha during the Week as
e.s,cd bv cables to Nulett & Gray Figures IN
t.ny we're as follows. Receipts 5000 against
,o,ts 90 the island 5000. compared with so 600
H. y.eL before and 90 00o q wear ago. Ey
,'o.f. m Oo0 against 5000 last week and 1900
,st ,aar stock. pa 900. against 2460o last
- sra 327 600 issi yeer The number Of
,.utTais grinding IS iIo against III last week
aud 172 last year.
,Io,assys AND steady. De-
ms nd good in jobblng way. Prices unchanged
M - fJrroef oil was reported ou'et to-
,o, iu, card prices were still unchanged
iiUt~-ouife nrfn ~ f"ceIr's h'r ~
ard sellers asking fall prices. Demand mod
- E,rUER-Steadv =" nrm on Old terms
re,nsrd no, aetive. but there Il no selling press
upVcs-ouiet bu, abou, st-adv Fss.nii'l
~ o,io, hut we'll held. and tone steady. Roots
81 Ia "a iobbug way ~ unchanged prices
,i,I,I-- 'pPPFR-Stnnderf dull tn"f
,,'b ,nril May and June. II. sDd II M Lon
sI ~, futufe. Lake copper. L. '"ft II b2.sc
,i..trHlytic i2s1i- at $50. ard casting wa
10 ,sc TIN FIRM. spot 70 .3a4l 10. Ma,ch
Al n a 40 SOC Ma. ~. 251ioooc JUNE toi3fp
Az - co'es - tons Airil ipo.' W New loik''
~ Al s7Ic London strong snot nS4 los
@,,,,,s. llS3 i5s LEAD--pun i.4ogi,JVc New
y",~. onai ?2isc East - Louis London: tt3
o. 81 gpFLrER--Dull 5sona 1pc New York
? zoos Is Eas' - I"uis. London. 70 ANTf-
..,r,.y priI cooksou's 0da toc IRo>--c1eve-
land varrarts - In loulor. iocsllv. steady
~ : founar, northern 80 I51slh % No. :"
81 5nptiG 10. I southern aud "" southern
>,,.I .rOvfS -Soirits turpcntns vas
.or,s,,hat higher here md at sayannah. Market
or,n M i've advanc, rosn nrm and unclaimed
T,r steady st unchanged rates SPIRITS ItR-
rFNTI.F machine hhl- - oS TAR 81 ~.
RoslH Common g so'l strained - eofss 2.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston. Msrch 2lTh, Besien weo, ;.,;.;. d.;
Lat ,ontinues duh with easy prices = L. III,
r,r,,orv wool has changed hands ans uts'
Is q lteh1 demand fer medium ohto hsssess
hut saies are IN small lots and scaree,. snnoe ee
80 ~ ,,lucg Oncrings of ne" AreohA
or = seoursd tssis of 5uc md fes takNs ~
holG.rs show 30 disposition 10 shaae p.iu
Tnc,i dealers are pa ing yer" h'ie s''N,'I..'
-, ~ nen clip. aud Few orers nate "
mad. for WOOL on the sheep's back Leeains
Ohio rnl Peunsy .ania fsssss-,peiA,n, a,,s nv
me9chsn,sbis, 80 2sc; BAR S0os, eomssn ss s s
SO. deiatns' unwashse. a6ls 9 2Ic Mien'S,n,
Wisconsin and New York lesces r, s,.nS ~
~,sbDd 90 d9ic. delainc. 2iN Zoe hait slo'u'
oG@.si,c. Kenuchy. indiana ana alss'u.. ~ y
rbres-eishths blood. - - '3c' quh''' -'N
2jizc r..s Pine 70 months -
n 10, dne : months. i5n f9c me ial -.
cslIfornia- -Northerr. .. middle cunt &c,
s5utharn a. n iGc: fall free. t29tac eresoa
Eastern. 10 ! staple, "tp -. hds.r. =
,o,Ii,g 55 4, 55c. valley No !. "ih Doe ISl-
r,tor,TFlno staple b.. nne medlnm' ~
&c. nne clothing. ~ ~ DOC; nne mealunl, 81
5nc. half blood combins. DOC, three -eish'ns'
BE: quarter. asa 5oc. -ooxx. A
sun. A. 10.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicaso March q 2lL,qg.iatins -, "a. .;,,,n. n =.
81, a.i1r h, houss. desiring 20 purehss w.
ns1roSe sa SpS' I'd the spread l. Love- easls. sns NC,
rromise q rain made The rhs,n. ,tsn 80, Vas
ya1I uask showed net decline % '!s e ls,sss
lest figures eve unchansed :, ~. .,' - o"fi
la'' nis" IN r nroyisions the outcome 81 the tay
en- eas 'l rise = 5G.Sc conparst Win .r@ Jser, ss
four hours before Wheat srecu a,o'S "a, To-,
:,oGts or hand in chicago. pubiic anf rr|s,,.
rsI been reduced oniy eocNo Fumes !" 80
,,s, 80 months - he beginning ot ,f5 80
49, ,.,5e eNrectea tie disappearance ~ nrstF
such an smoupt - bs Sessy or sfe "a. rs-
~ aa.nsrs 90, c,m. IN dispatches that ou.ess ;,
T5ysrpooi ari othsr european c,ntres naa s,rS,
- hesv, shipments due 80 errifs 'ooh' ''"s'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22

Sow YcIf. March e. iHll .
IT, 'VIES Bacoip,7. 20 cars. or go hetH. a.i
az eiaucht.rsrs 80 trade 10 'le "a, r.
.-or,,.aif. atesdv. Dressed u"af slow 80 ga .
ioi4c. estra sides. 1o'-c 40 i'ter ~, cables .,io
INFS-Rcceipt- 81 head, '". ON -"
ions pressed calves slow 80 90" 30" for city
dressed yos. .n1 ~ 20, ,ogn''s 4'C,, c,r. or
- i.,5 lr.lud.ue clr for the market
81. -,ni io 10. higher primo Mirhis'n
ia,Dbe sold ~ s. go per ipo no. SIN p n9mlinal;
i,,.g.,d mutton steady 80 81 l"F- dresser
i,i tii-4f fec for handy WEIGHTS. l2'r u
,. cor tos dressec. country dressed dollhouse
lambs arri 20 5Cc higher at 50 - - per car
Sales Ecus Comnissi"1 'onpant ~,
,f,rh,,au Lambs. s. m average 81 30 per ''o
rwnns Re.eipts. - cars. or 3.o1l head az
>.t si9rrhtor Nomiually i-cd' at test"rnat ;
,,,o.a,ions country dressed h'ss s''" - ~
S,ies Gatc yesterday Andr'w Mnuen. u
s,ata toos 40 Ib average. 81 - p'r lp" ih.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 81 WHEAI-spS. an dail.
sut,ros quiet; March. Us s.. d. May. rs sisN
III Ss os.d CORN-Spo, steady. Amerieaa
mixed. new. As I'd American niNed. old; ~
futures steady; Msy. - "a iulY rs -
FTOUR--Wnter patents. -,s cd. hofSrrI..
I London tpacfc COAST. ~ 80 os DEbt
Evtra India mess. 1918 I'd. PoRk-i'rh3 r.
mess western. SIS sd HAMsSaor' ss. ,SSl, eSf
,ih sis. clear bellies. 5ts. long clear middies'
light 5ss "a; heavy. 5Is; saort s,sar Sss5s
W,ostern tierces l5s I'd. American renned'
pals lGs CHEESE Canadian nneu whme,
nov. Cis Sd: colored. G2s I'd. TURPENTlSH u
sn,riis IDS ROsIN-Common, lss -
pfrRoLEUM-Re go LiNsEtp or OIL
tos COTTONSEEp OIL~-Hull refined. spot
20s I'D TALLOW-Australisn IN LONDON
SIS .i.d. c.r,-.
usaI lis Cd muscoyado. los I'd. BEEr
srGAR-March. los sad CALCJTJrA LiN IL,
AS SPERM OIL. IA los PETRoLESMc
American refined, 5i.d, spirits e%d rUh-
pET TINE spirits. 75s 80 RoSIN-Amer-
lean strained, iSs I'd. fine. los Sd q.
Antwerp March 81 ai-PErRoLHtM 10