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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
STOCK AT CENT A SHARE
Par Value of Orphan Copper Sc
curities Is SIS.

g., .hs weekly sale GO securities az auc-
80, ves-srdsv 81 .oo0 shares Of stock Of the
o-,hsn Copper COMPANY were sold for
,.oonrt OF whom It may concern az one
.,. q share The company has $500 40
c,,Fal stock. and the pa value Of the
shar.s Is s each Toward the end Of Sep
.sr,bs- i.os the stock sold on the New
vc,t curb al 8 37iz q share. IFS high rec
,-s me marking W having been made
rossibs through an agreement n the
nature Of pool An offer Of l500o shares
~ TIE cub rad the effect q breaking the
Price from s5-s 70 8. and within a few
dsvs 4 was down 70
Melville 2 Chapman. who vas the presi-
dent OF the corsparv a. the time. IN an ad-
v.rtisement said he had personally ad-
vissd his friends 10 buy orphan Copper
stock as an investment. and denounced the
MANIPULATION" on the New York and
Boston curb markets. as carried on for
TIE purpose Of injurng the reputation and
standing Of the COMPANY Cardenio F.
kim. now serving prison sentence IN
Boston. doomed Orphan Copper IN Septem-
Der, 1905
Frank Rockefeller brother OF John y and
William Rockefeller. was one OF the direc-
tors OF Orphan Copper at the outset. but
was asked 70 resign. President Chapman
charging him with having violated an
agreement not 70 sell any OF his stock
holdings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
TRADING IN CITY BONDS
MOI Listed on Exchange, but the
Curb Dealers Are Busy.

ne refusal Of the New York Stock TX.
''sres authorities 10 list the new a.. per
en- New York City bonds unless the Ger
.'oaies were engraved By the American
DaNA Note Company brought about an
@'o'naio4s situation yesterday. when the
-ol''-Aer began exchanging the temporary
receipts for the bends The curb traders
once began dealing IN the actual bon Is
=" On the Stock Exchange the receipts
.1p.eaenung The bonds continued TO be
zee ls bylaw % the exchange which
.4n@!iy prohibits deliver of receipts for
80 when the actual bonds have been
1-e1' except when stipulated. but IN this
.-i'ance the actual bonds cannot be trade 4
:, -''asF ne prohioitory ruling made by
- exchange on account Of their having
- engraved by the New York Bank
- COMPANY The receipts. therefore
-, 'eH4aln upon the board good delivery
- me bonds viii continue IN the out
sy..- @' re, and will not be a good delivery
STOCK Exchange transactions
- nope Is expressed that tie exchange
- will modify their positfop IN
=, ''sF OF admitting the bonds. in order
s,t,,.,.~ ne inconvenience Of the present
ys,'-.. .N' oai so far as could be learned
\ 49, tney have no present intention OF
Al MF. Ely. the secretary. would
80, fepiy TO questions as 10 the atn.
~ '-e exchange on the matter was:
- go"ds have not been listed.
lsrds,. i-is were quoted an the curb YES
- az lo4 s-ls bid. asked o4,-s Lille
D,. h,s s ' Exchange the receipts were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18

cleared Common TO choice veals sold at - 30
81 30 per zoe H. culs and throwouts AZ
= cSIye, about steady at ga tse Tor city
dressed veals; a few at i4c' country dre''eo
sales. G Curtis & Son: ~? vsai: is ID
average 81 80 per 100 10; i7s. l4e 70 q e ..
$50 H. 81 Is. Ia. 1875 10. 81; ls4 15t 10; 20 ~
80 l2G N, 50 62's. 49, i31 H. 80 90 ~ Guns
i' George .o & l.. 5. pmcnback 20 yeaIs, 40 y.
81 10 z 49, ID i s7 -, r. g ias II H. S'
ies. 1872 ID. So SO 90 culIs 95 10; 8. -.
Andrew w Mullen MI ,s zeal go b. 81 % l. ~
S. 1872 ii. 81 %: 1870. ics ID. @sIlt -.
10 81 25' So. re ID. Sc 50. 10 cuIls. Ii2 ID.
" R Hume vs.ls, 1ss ID; ,7so;.s 40
ID. 81 IS. II. AS ID. 81: . culls, 10 10, -; 80
Sc so :.
S. Judd 3 Co: 25s ysaIs 40 u; 81 50; a. -
II. IFS 10 Sc ~ culls. ia 10. s. -.
Ksrns Commission company 20 vesn 80
H. s. 70; 20 lis TO- $3.50 ~ cuiis' 10 w.
Tobin & shannon. al vesIs. i4a ID, 81 so =
culls. i40 n. 81 so. 81 mixed calves III 10 -,
Mcpherson q Co. vesis. i25 II. 81 /. $50
h. 81 so
SHEEP AND LAMss-Rec.ip,s 4sH cara
T. $50 head including / cars for the mar
ket sheep almost nominal with few COM
mon ewes and bucks selling a, s3as3 30 per
100 10 handy lambs about steady; others SOW
and easter. > cars held over. spring lambs
lower Ordinary 70 prime clipped lambs sold
az SIS 7SG So Is ger 100 ID few earrings az
81 30 a SO Maryland spring lambs at - ~ per
head common virginia a. 81 per 100 10:
pressed mutton slow AZ y dsnc: dresse1
lambs. l2g lSc FOR handy lambs and iosS
Iii5c FOR heavv. country dressed ho'nousS
lambs lower az s. n 81 50 per carcass m.
Saies-Kerns commission Company 30
clipped Michigan lambs. 70 ID ayerass - 20
per 100 10. ga Buffalo. IS 10. 50: 10, ~ ~
s8 pa. 80 10, 81 %. yesri'nss I'D d. SO "
So To- 81 so. -. 49,,
81 10 80 virginia spring lambs ~ 10 so
J. ShamberR 81 son 229 clipped IiSnIsaEn
lambs 81 To- SO SIS. e36. % H. SO 81 2Ss Buf-
faio 70 H. s. 90. sheep. 20 10. 81 81
Mcpherson G Co. 3ls MARYLAND SPITE.
lambs AZ 81 50 per head. } clipped MARYLAND
sheep 90 ID, S. per 100 70. .
HOGs-Recepts 80 cars. or Seas head. IN
Guiding about half car for the mA1ke,.
Feeling Arm on BuNslo advices Coarse heavy
10 good light hogs sold a. s6Ts 80 10 per 100 10.
Sales-S Judd & Co: Pennsylv2n!a hoss.
1870 III average AZ So 70 per 100 ID: do 500
ID. Sc -. ooo -
Sc 35 7 rough. 900 ID. IS - :.
Tobin & shannon; state hoxs' Zso io'
90 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York MAY Il. 1911
GRAIN-vHEAT-The prominent feature
vas strength IN face OF favorable crop news
from the northwest and improved weather In
Russia. besides bearish advices from Germany
and tho Argentine With the exception OF
May which closed 10 under the previous
night. although AT best point OF the day, final
prices were from Z, 10 sc net higher and in
every case we're practically top for the session
There good buying OF July. and shorts
bought al the new crop positionG. With the
exception 81 rather liberal selling around the
opening. when prices declined half cent
under the previous night the volume Of offer
lags was very light all day The ease with
whirh prices advanced vas a puzzle In view
OF the hearish news from abroad early IN the
da~. Owing - improved conditions In Ger
manv and Russia Berlin lost q 70 NC, Paris
was unchanged 70 &c lower. Liverpool closed
: 20 ! al lower and Rosario opened :. 70 - C
lower Export sales 10 loads ot Manitoba
No. red. 81 asked in elevator. and 81 al
81 % % ahoat. CORN-Au early advance
Of a. ~ sc was not we'll sustained. There
was some pressure on MAY and while the rest
OF 'he list rallied IN the late afternoon from
lowest point so that final prices were Z. %
~ above the previous night May closed L c
net lower. Export trade quiet. ana cash de-
mand less active az the West. 10 . here
ole nominal. export bass. o afoat. new
OATS-Complaints Of dr. weather in the
Central West ard less satisfactory advices
In those sections were responsible for a stron z
advance. hnal prices showing = 20 &c net
rise Cafh oats higher Standard white. f0iz q
No 2, sic No. 3. 40hc. No (. 40c RYE
Nominal RAPLET- Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. May E-WHEAr-Spot easy, No
red western winter. no stock: Nc MANITOBA.
nominal. No 3 Manitoba IS 2i7d. futures weak.
May. 6s 10A.d. July IS lol,d. October. 6s I'D.
CORN-spot. American mixed. new, nominal.
American mixed. old quiet. IS "a. rev Araefi-
can. kiln dried. 4s llisd. futures quiet July.
IS 7a.d September AZ ~. FLOCR-Vinter
patents. a7s 81. HoPS--In London. Pacific
Coast. Is ssGt6 IS BEEF-Extra India mess,
sTs ID PORk-Prime mess. Western. Tss %
HAMS-short cut 54s BACoN-Cumberland
sut i9s 50. short rib. nominal clear bellies.
50s sd long clear mledlss. light. 52s. heavy.
sos short clear backs. as shoulders. square.
42s L.ARD-Prime Western tiercss, ais ID.
American refined pals. As ID. CHEESE
canadian anest white and colored new SIS Ga.
white old COS - coiored. nominal. BUTTER
Finest United states. SIS. good. SOS TURPEN-
TINE-Spirits SIS ID. RoSIN-Common. LIS.
PETROLEUM Refined. siad LINsEEp OIL.
ass TALIOW-Australian IN London. SIS Sd
COTTONsEED OIL-Hlll refined. spot. 2ss 4isd
London MAY iT.-SUGAR-Rav, centrifugal.
lis Cd. muscovado. ios 81 beet, May. los "a
LINsEED-Calcltta. May-June. 6Is. LINSEED
OIL ass 81 SPERM OIL. t3+ los PETRO-
LEU M-American refined. I'D spirits. sise.
m RIP ENrIN E,-Splrits. IS ROSlN-Anericaa
strained It's, nne. lss ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. May Il 19ll
BEEyES-Receipts, 1871 cars. Or $3.50
head. including 32i7 cars for the market: 81
cars on sale. steers in liberal supply and
easier with general sales 5W Zoe lower. cows
s.o 20 S g., o H1 AK 100 N common 10 GOOD balis
50 SO q So COWS. 81 Gsi 40. Dressed beef
slow but not lower; common 20 prime. ea9s. c
per ~ Exports to-day. 40 cattle and sheep
10 Bermuda, tomorrow. 100 cattle 10 Ant
werp
1890 10 average. SO IS per 100 10 % MARYLAND.
l2ii ID. s. 90; go. isl ID. s. 81. 10 1870 ID.
$ s. IS 1902 ID. s. 50 so IS iiso H. S57S 3d.
Newton & Co. 20 Pennsylvanis steers. 1904
10 So 90 II. 1850 p. 50 =. 10. I242 ID. 50. 90
1853 ID, IS 80. Q. 1887 Io IS so. Pennsylvania
MCPHERSON 3 co 10 Psnnsylyania steers.
1901 No. So 10. -. 1882 10. IS so. 90 Maryland
s5S 10 So - 1873 IT, SIC 60 % Ss H. s. G 50 II
bull $50 10 50. IL i2ls 10. 81 IS .. 1900 10
s. 1858 soc . % 90 Has To- co. so ,os- i h
s. IS II. o6s H. 81 s. 81 9s5 ID. 50 Is. IS.
eis 70; 8 o. 1000 b 50 Is 8 % e44 10 50 -
g Is ;. 500 -. 81 90. II. 300 H. So so .. 1888
So 90 s?a iss5 b. So o isls Is sSs ss ''O To-
s Judd & co bulls, 1910 10 81 rs. 8. ess
p D. s 20 900 10 '4a5. l. Sao 10 81 COW
Ksrns commission Company: cows $40
6 curtis Co. Co. bull, l7io ID; 6: /
81 80. 2 1855 10. 81 70. / 300 10 81 SO. ii. OPS
h. 81 so. ? 975 10. 81 35 4. 500 10 81 rs. 3
H. s. 10 IL aiO 10. 50 Is. /. 1850 10 IS 40 2
500 10 a. 50 . s55 10 SO IS 2. 900 ~ So 25
gtt9 Is 81 fresh cows and calves FOR slt7
Nelson & McCabe bulls 1900 10. s. .
a25 n. s. s0 J. 02o To- 81 ~ COWS. as3 H.
81 Is g. 533 10. 81
II II Hollis bulls. 500 10. 81 So. l. eao 10.
50 SO. cows. 665 10 s. rs /. $50 10. 80
r. HUME W,,i.n 20" hui 30 tos6 D 9'd 10 ~
TO- 81 50.
ChiNts-Recepts 4 200. including Oa2 for
tho market Few early sales were at steady
prices but the general market opened weak
J lrl lower and closed IS n S5c or p4rs about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
PANAMA BOND ISSUE
y. s. Invites Bids for $4,000,
600 at 5 Per Cent.

Washington, Nav livery one of the
tTsrty.three thousand national banks. state
banks and trust companies in the United
STATES q which the Treasury has a record
viii receive an immediate invitation 70 bid
for Uncle Sans new bonds The invita-
TONS. allirg seventy-seten mail bags. left
Washington this morning The man VINO
wants 70 lend 800 $3.50. S1O10 or more to the
government a. per cent interest can learn
81 ne particulars ny inquiring of his
banker
To make Tie rev 100000 loan. which
vas announced last night. as popular as
possible. the Treasury viii accept ordinary
checks. PAYABLE through clearing house
cities ard postal orders In payment. The
snail bidders will receive first attention.
which will make It possible for the individ-
ual investor 10 deal directly with the gov
eminent instead Of with a bond dealer
TIE success Of The new Panama bond
issue Is taken for granted in Wall Street.
although Il is rot believed that the average
Price 10 be received for the 100000 bonds
AL Re more than around l0lia on the
o2rb Yesterday there we're sales Of 10000
q the new bonds. when issued. a, from
lZiz 70 l02is. the close being az 1921, The
Only explanation offered by bond experts
for he high price was that the purchasers
nigh be some large interests DESTROYS OF
making sure OF securing blocks OF the
boncs and unwilling 10 take the chance Of
not having their bids accepted az the pub
lie ofering
some confusion has been caused among
eead dealers hy tho arrangement an
ooanced by the government for interest
pSy-sRt Oh the bonds The common prac-
nes is for the purchaser OF bonds 10 pay
p ne seller the stipulated price and. in
addition the accrued interest. on the new
Panama g. which viii be dated June I.
10 frs interest payment will vary &C
eo-dlns TO the time elapsing between the
iecei2; Of the payment made for the bonds
ty the purchaser and September I, different
books carrying interest from different
ca ss according 20 the date on which pay
msnt was made hy the original purchaser
uom The government.
he mrs, BID for the new bonds covering
-ier s-;.Te issue according 20 a dispatch
''eHl Washington. was opened at the Treas
~ Department twelve hours after the adj
''el'tsmect for bids had been announced.
IRE Offer came from e patient at the elf
"n Springs 3. s.. s2uatorium and was
'oI s2.lMc5o AS the bidder had omitted
70 Moose The required certified check COW
eIlns per cent Of tho amount Of the bid.
NJ liberal oTer vas thrown OUT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Nay 17-The offerings q. the wocl
auction sales to-day amounted ~ $50 bales
The selection was IN good condition and ths
Continent competed keeny FOR secured mernos
Queensland merinos realized IS 81. and Tas-
ranian greasy Is sd. Crossbreds we're readily
absorbed By the home trade. Faulty woods were
Irregular. The sales follow: New South Wales.
500 bales: secured. IL 3dd2s: greasy Tdgis lad.
Queensland . 100 bales. secured. Is Ic42s Sid I:
greasy sdQis I'D. Victoria. . 900 bales secured
Is LsdGas. greasy 6iadGls 81. South AUSTRALIA
500 bales. secured. Is 3hddts s'sd: greasy.
sisdGls ID West Australia 500 bales. greasy.
sisGlid Tasmania LOO bales. greasy SIG
Il sd New Zealand. 400 bales secured 10 IL
ais load. greasy. 6AdQls ted cape OF Coed
Hope ami Natal 100 bales. greasy. S3lod
Falkland Islands, 800 bales. greasy. 5fiid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. MAJ lT-Oats had FIRST place To-
dsv I'm a general advance OF the price OF gram
Ec- dry weather started a rush OF buyins on
tie part OF traders IN the cereal named ant
the effect spread 70 the neishoorins pits =.
the ens OF the day oats had 4 gain OF &C -
fIsc. wheat varied from sc higher 20 &c or,
ard corn from &C rise 10 isc down. REG
products finished all the way from 1S-lc deaI~r
10 a half dollar decline The close FOR oats
wa, steady within - % the top nguree 81 ne
iav From Indiana 70 Missouri the countIy
a1nesred ~ De altogether too dry and not FOR
The tranquility OF people who had been hoping
FOR a bumper crop OF oats. Iowa and Nebraska
sbowsd bur little better conditions. In fact
ali The states that produce big Yields OF the
cereal except only the northwest. gave "
hearty complaints OF torrid winds and az
baking soil Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18

spot quiet and 10 points higher. az rs O5c for
mi1fiins Upland Liverpool cables spot IN mod
crate demand sales 700 bales. speculation and
export. 500. American. 500 Imports II 900.
American. loco M.Gdiing upland. 364 Fut-
utes opened quiet ar 3 point 20 3 points ad-
vance. closed steady. e point 10 81. points high
en- MAJ. sos I'D. May-June, sOI I'D: June
July, 79I I'd. Juiy-August, T91isd August
Sent ernber. T8+d. Sept.uber- October. T2itaI:
October November. 7.O2 I'd. November December
COS q. Decembsr-January. January February
and February March. 69iizd. March April
T. J5d.
COFFEE-FollowinS an carly advance due
70 higher European cables. firm primary Offers
covering by local shorts in the near months and
some foreign buying. the market became unset
tied IN the late trading and. while the close was
steady. last prices showed net loss Of points
on May. with later positions showing a net gain
81 3d3 points after tho genera iist had ruled
about 81 10 points net higher. Hayre was a.dl
franc net higher; Hamburg reported = net adj
vance or AL ptennig Brazilian cables reported
advance or - refs al Rio and % 80 refs NJ
Santos. bur Brazilian exchange on London was
1870 lower. spot steady. on the basis II n So
for Rio No : and l2-,c Tor santos No T. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18

copper a. cost. silv-~ and gold a. net selling
price fEqual 70 42 per cent on sos 500 oo1
outstanding capital stock
In his report 10 the stockholders the
president Of the company states that prof
its for the year include but nine months
earnings from properties bought and that
many economies have been effected by
purchase and consolidation Of other com
panies He also states that the purchase
price Of the Clark properties in the Butte
district was s. 900 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFABOARD CLFARANCFs.

CO1TON-Not active. but at times there
were traces OF excitement. with both May
and July contracts making new high records
for the season. July sold, az 81 gs. or within
two points OF the lons-talked-of rs cent level
and the general list sold up 10 a net gain ~
from 10 20 q points Realizing was heavy
IN the late trading but offerings were abb
sorbed within or points OF the best and
the market closed steady a. a net advance II
s q ~ points Southern opot markets
but sdvices from New Orleans
stated that leading bull there had offered
&c over the market price FOR tha entire New
Orleans stock. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18

lerm steady at Csc for standard white in bbls
az New York.
COrTONsEED OIL-Firm and considerably
higher on further covering, bull support, tie
continued strength OF crude and the higher
market for cotton. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
BULL COTTON CAMPAIGN
Frank B. Hayne Operates Alone
in New Orleans.

New Orleans, May 17-Sensational bids
at the market price for ZOE, 900 bales each
of May and July cotton, and offers Of
IS over exchange quotations for any
or all Of the spot cotton in New Orleans
startled the cotton market to-day The
bids were offered by Frank r. Hsyne. the
bull leader. and he added TO his challenge
by declaring the bid for spots over the
market price was open all day. and COW
cred anything from low ordinary grade TO
fair
Bear leaders scrambled into the ring.
but they looked gingerly before leaping
into the fray offered by the bull chief
One house gave him 500 bales Of May on
his bid for 100000 bales Hayne yelled
for more. On this transaction Mr.. Hayne
paid 81 10 a bale more than the Cotton
Exchange quotations said spots are
worth.
The 500 bales Of May handed him By
TN bears was apparently all the am
munition the short side had. for il was
gil the cotton that went in Haynes d.
rection. The bid OF an eighth over quota
tions for all the spots in the city was
one Of the most remarkable offers ever
made in this market.
The health Of W. p Brown. who has
until few months ago been in the lead
on the bull side, continues bad and Hayne
Is virtually carrying on the bull cam
paign IN this market single handed. II
IS the general belief that Brown is giving
his moral and financial support TO the
bull campaign.
The market closed a. A net advance Of
I 10 points At the highest OF the
day. prices were TO 10 points Up. Spots
we're generally quoted = higher. with
sales Of only $40 bales
July cotton advanced 70 within points
IF the predicted 1S-cent level on the local
Cotton Exchange Yesterday. touching
1895. . net gain OF y points. or So cents
a bale for the day The price touched
b. July option was the highest u has
been since last fall. although IN August
cotton sold UP to % cents The strength
in July, which was attributed 10 heavy
buying by the bull clique. aused the
rest OF the list to advance. and at the
close. which vas around the high point
Of the day. the net gains ranged from
10 o points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
ANACONDA's REPORT.

The report Of the Anaconda Copper Min
ing COMPANY for the year ended Decen1 Der
81 1910, shows total receipts of S4S 291.I 2s.
and balance before dividends Of S5.720,eo5.
equal 20 ). - per cent on the capital stock
As dividend requirements called for S.
10000 there was a deficit Of Sl.oosoa7. De
tailed income account follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18


Bid. Asked. Bid Asked
Boston Lard So East Land. loi. iOit
MISCELLANEOUS
Am AZ Chem 5g'4 cos chic y n. los foa
DO nref i02i7 fO3 Edison Ill 60 es7 ge1i4
Am Pneum. 5la 81 Geo Ry a. El154 1856
10 pref . ira l. 90 pref. e2
Am T r 149 1902 Mass Electric ~ 1q2s
An, Woolen 80 34'z| DO pref ... ssiz ss'S
do pref 0i's ~ Mass Gas .. 9lN 0-b
An, Zinc q ~. Do rre; 9G
West T a. T 70 u Rotary Ring -.
do pref 9iie 93 swift & % i0i ?, i0e
Nexican Tci a. Mergen Limo. 224il
NAV Eng i45 i46 United Shoe s3a. -
Cumber Tel $50 pref g. gsit
chic Yds l5I i59 United FruitiS7 iss
RAILROADS
Pos & Alb 20 Bos A. " NJ A. 80
Ros 4 Maine l04 l'3 ~ NH u IA i45
Boston Eev Is W ST. RS. 5oil ei
Eos IS II 10
BONDS
.ATar CTr4s olis 90 'AT&r cvf4sil0'4 III
.Interost 70 be added.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
IRON AND METAL TRADES.

panv and Erksine Hewitt have been elect
"a directors of the Lincoln Trust Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18

FLOUR AND MEAIl-Holders named higher
prices for well known brands. and the market
had Arm tone the close. Spring patents.
s. M s. 80. winter 81 ~ 81 10 winter patents,
"a 2OG S. so. spring clears. 81 s. n 81 20. extra
so ] winter 50 30 SO 80; extra No. .. win
tor. s. - q 81 So Kansas straghts 81 p Q
s. 40. fancv spring patents SIS 10 a Sc 80. RYE
FLOCR-Cnchauged fair 20 good. 81 s. q
g. OJ. choice 10 fancy s. i0d s. 50 CORN
Fine white and yellow 81 156S1 20. coarse.
81 fOqSi u FEED-Western spring SIG q
500 81 standard middling. sea 500 So. -four
do SCI 80. red dog SIS %, CITY bran. S25 40
bulk saT sacks. middling S27Gs2s %. rel
dog. SOS 81. hominy chop $40 bulk, S23 %
sarks OnrneaI S33 80 4 S34
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, prrrsBuRG.

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER PrrrsBURG.
az ;s as IN Nay fs 5sss5 ga e
DENVER RIO GRANpE.
81 week in May SAD. 100 s4S4 100 $3.50 900
1ilv I NAV H.. 20. 0S5.600 o0.022 500 1897 600
WABASH
"a week in May s529. o4l 500 1870 1857 isl
July MAY IA. 20. 1875 s35 Is. 1866 10 90 40s O97
DETROIT. TOLEDO & IRoNroN.
lie, week in May s2s528 s2s6so sa5 saI
July / May !. l.57s.25 1852 $50 1s24 Ioi
sEABOARD AIR LINE.
Isl week IN May si4i6s5 s4o7 s54 ss72oes
.Jgly MAY =. 1907 S7 H. i9o54o Is 1876. 5e2
WESTERN MARYLAND
Month Of March
Gross earnings s575,7o2 $3.50 42o $500 500
EXP. and taxes. 355G67 $780, 6s S35.63i
Net earnings. s22oo35 s2sse52 sls5.os5
Other income IS. T52 j1Ol3 45.0sg
ro,s, income. s25s.7s7 s5s7.se5 s2io.i 1853
Tuiv f-March 81
Gross earnings. 81. Sa6 So s. $50 - s52.o2l
Exp. and taxes. s.5025i9 3ls4.5is 3i3l.6lo
E: saaas' ss sa. .s5s ss q
Total income 81. 1872 sos s24O7.3o6 s2oss $40
AMERICAN LIGHT & TRACTION
Cross aG"' eaTni nSs ss9os2o s254eos s2ss as
Net earnings $50 I'D s-eJ Is Z-3'-"+
Jan. i-April 80 -
Gross esInings.. Si.3sIcil s1.24n 80 slVso sSo
Expenses ...... 81 if9 3663l 35'2n'
Net earnings S1.3isse1 sl2o414s s1o5l.oI3
BRAZIL.
Month - March 1911. 1910. 1ncreae
Gross earnings. flee S}S tel. toH t8o.9si
T-,renses l06a22 IS ESQ II. s73
Vet earnings rof $40 fT3O79 fis.Iol
Jan 1-ifarch Ill .
Cross earnings. f5ia -S6 1857 - tsl.a1
E-xpenses - 400 1872 80 Ie6 1887
Vet earnings f240l33 f2l86eO f28. ii3
BOSTON & ALBANY.
,-ross e--1irgs SS2s5el5 sslsso5f size ss4
Fxp. ard taxes SO57 s63 2 s0O.5To o57 2s4
Me- earnings SECS o52 ss65.472 1917. 400
Decrease
HUDSON 4 MANHATTAN.
C,-oss ra,s,r,as al .ouress ....... Sss5 ai5
Operating expenses and taxes ......... i-i'S
-, earnings ................. s9l3 5o7
Interest charges Observation-Disclosures -l-'foo
-y-pius ............... sl.io4
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