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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Lead steady a, 81 45a4 90. New

Lead steady az 81 45di 90. New
York: London. El3 lss Cd.
Spelter steady az So sO65 90 New
York: London. e25 IS I'd.
Iron. Cleveland warrants. 4es Cd IN
London. Locally iron was steady: No
] foundry northern. SIS OOGl5 p:
No. > foundry northern. s14 1915 90:
No. ] foundry southern and No. |
foundry southern soft. sii 75Gl5 IS.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Aug. The cotton
goods markets we're quiet with buy
ing confined TO immediate require
Retailers are more numerous
in the markets and are purchasing
conservatively. Yarns are easier.
Mems wear is being purchased IN
small lots.
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Poultry.
STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENNILLE. o. Aug. Am.
Me Bodnar has begun suit for divorce
from John Bodnar. They we're mar.
ried In Hungary in 1905. and he has
treated her with cruelty and disre-
spect and has deserted her.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Threshing p
turns said To indicate a wheat yield o.
only -" "n".Oup bushels IN North la
kota. gave market prices today a de.
c.ded hoist. The close was = ic
20 li.c higher than last night. Other
leading staples showed a gain-corn.
iic 20 "a sc; oats. u sc 20 = n
a4c. and provisions a shade TO 22iac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Pike Bond Award

The $4,000 Wabash & Bloomfield
AZ per cent pike bonds were award.
ed the First National Bank of Smith.
field on a bid of S31.410. The Miners
and Merchants Bank OF Smithield
made two higher bids. but they were
conditional and hence not accepted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Jail Population.

Sheriff Murray starts off August
with an Increase in Jail prisoners.
there being is. four for murder, two
for burglary. " for robbery. two
shooting TO kill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Hazfett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. " Va. Aus. Z. ~.
me following quotations on TIE more
active Wheeling STOCKS are ro-r.-,.t
daily FOR the Iut.lirenee- by Iov.-s
Hazlett < Son. local brokers.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Firm.
Ryc-NO. .. S2i5c.
Barley-Feed or mixing. 6oT75c;
fair 70 choice mating. ?2c0Sl 03.
Flax Seed-\o. southwestern.
nominal. No. Northwestern. nomi-
nal.
Timothy Seed-:9 O0TI3 90.
Cloycr-S? 50T16 5u.
Pork-Mess. per barrel. S11 l2iz1
l. -.
Lard-Pcr 100 pounds. = s2i3.
Short Ribs Sides. loose. s. 75T
6 c2i2, short clear sides. boxed. s. 20
as -.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS.
BURG. Aug I.-Cattic steady. supply
light. choice. So 7o06 9o. prime.
g. O. UG 30.
sheep steady: supply light: prime
wothcrs. 81 sat oH. culls and com.
mon. 81 ooG2 op. lambs. 8; oDuC o..
veal calves. IS 0GGS IN.
Hogs active. receipts. - double
decks. primo heaviest. 5 -. ..
mediums. s. -0u- -. heavy and
licnt workers. s. >ru1 -: piss. So al
nj %. rouehs s. OoG6 30.
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Barop's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va Aug. :. II.
The following quotations ON TIE more
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily Tor the InteIIEencer by George ".
Baron. local broker. and II. r. Marshall.
manager Bond department.
STOCKS Par AZ Ask Sale
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Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. W Va. Aux. 3. H..
The active lIttsbtrc stuDN~. ,Orrec,-i
daily by A. r. Mnst"n x Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bans
building
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. ]. IL.
Range Of activ. stocK= on the New
YORK stock Exchange. corrected daily By
y r Masten & Co. brokers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

Calvin g. Crooks. 25 years. OF Bril-
liant. and Katie \. M~cElcannor. IS
years. OF S~teubenville.
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f'e,y York Curo Market.

WIiEEIING. " "a. Aux !. n
Reported by \ T. Aiasten y 20. /. +.
Brand. members New York
stock Exchange
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TRANSFER books closed July 18Th FOR
5 per cent. cash dividend. payable Aug.
ION.
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Petroleum..

OIL CITY. Pa. Aug. Credit bal
ances. 81 30. Runs. 21S.304: average.
l59. al. Shipments. SOL. 1886: average.
227,4O7.
NEW YORK. Aug. standard Oil
closed at S6i0.
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CHICAGO. Aug -Close-Cattlc-
Receipts. 1000 head. market steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

sanford q Allen g. and Til..u 80
"rniah. 90. both ~ Whs.lIre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Lard.
saA1s
hnrts tie-ra basis
Gold r.enr hrarH f...- d..
over TierceE.
Eies


D.. tartons
Inrulluu head. extra fancy. ~
lead, faucy....... 6L
carolina. Neti CrulCe..
Carolina. medium ....... 81
Japan, fancy a.
Japan. choice ....-..-..-...
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-EN-liv. . Per rent
''F.N div. ~ lrr cent.
Total sales la 200.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan. is.-CATTLE-Rseeipts ,21.oooi
slow and weak beeves. 81 soas7: Texas steer,
t5eders. s. s5GS5 90: COWS aad s.itsrs. s2 500
So 40: calves, 81 5OaSs 50. HoGs-Rseeip,s
g, ,9o? shade oWsT .tssg tssg oeaE sariy' nsss sS
& 9oass IS: pigs 81 TosSs 20; sgix Of sales.
sstIye i've sS soaSi 65 western Sc 75as4 as y.a-
lings. 81 IoqS5 80. lambs native. s. +!'fso 80
"Sire Sigcinpsti ian 1s.-cATTLE-Recept. 81;
steady: fair 70 good shippers. IS 407Ss 35; con-
mon. sa9S3 rs. HOGs-Reeeipts s,255; gen
.a sc higher = Ogsssr; ss * and ;sefes - 9
4OT. strong. 90 50ds4 25. lambs. sctivs and
strong 25e higher. s. 25ess %, % .,..,,..
900 Including 400 soItherus steady @ ioc lower;
dressed beef and e1rort steers Ssdss ,o' ,at :,
god s. 40as5 Wsstsrl $ 2S5sS 81 s;SSsss' 5Sss
southern cows. SO 25as4 20; nativs s5 aa 90
Esfers: 81 5oas5 25: bulls. s. 25m$5 @ 25 calves.
e. saE oGSS of sales al = s5Ss7 S5 Sssvy 81 ssas7
packers and butchers s. so6s7 %; lights 81 $50
81 90 sHEEp-Receipts, 1000; ioase hlgnsr'
ers. 81 5O6s4 s5. ewes. s49$i e5 stockers ard
East BGfTaio' Jan. ls.-cATTI.E---5ood DE-
u7and steady. vEALs-Recsipts 200; active.
Rfeccipis. 1000 active; stea:y e Sc hishsT;
ssayy s. lo9Sp ' zsa KISS 3 - Og rosSs. @ fSSs 81 s
e. So. stass s6Gss Is: dairtes ss 1oa$s g.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. q 500: slog
fT5t35c lower. heavy lambs. s5Gss 50; handy
lambs. $3.50 40 yearllngs. s. 25as5 so; weth-
ers 81 5OGs4 IS ewes, 81 25Ss4 40; sheep n1iKed,
. PittsbuTg. t Gg Jan. Is.-cArTtE-stea supply
light; choice SIS 60dS6 s5: prime. So 40gs5 go
veal calves. slOas1o rs. sHEEP-Actiys; supply
culls and common. 81 5odS5. lambs, s5Gs6 90
HoGs-Receipts. Is double decks; active or prime ne
Sssys' SssyE Yorsrs x DasS s. 4ss g. gt Yrs IS 81
ass SO: pigs. ss 55d$s go: roughs s7TsI 10.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
-ne following petitions i'm tankruPta5
were fled YESTERDAY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled yesterdav:
rT-rTr-s BERMAN COMPANY. dealers
IN mems and vomeu's wearing appareI, WIN
Offices at 40 62l Broadway ana a claLA %
ten stores involuntary. gfecLIoi :. lNusps-
thal Siegel & Co. S1Z5, samuel fS9Se!li y..ot 10
E BvGs- E42. and the ROsentnal Ciothlns
Sor6arv E5. Liabilities, $4,000; assets
'-YSi-lrAs '-TH6lrAs :. MORAN, dealer in cement
and building materials. or No. l'p W ll.lai' l
street involuntary. CIeallc., -oy --oSy ss..s
varia Cement Company. Sli75i Assets
''RFJ-BEE RABINOWITz, salesman, OF
No. l.e Broone street, voluntary. LIa0i"-
ufs FfsHEf, s-fI5f. NESS NEssLER & CO. manuf@ctur-
ars Of feyelrv. Of No. 556 BROADWAY.
GrhAd,,les i'm bankruptcy filed BY Iheodors
II Tishel show LaauAuss OF e22',D,o9' 81 ~
T-rich ss5. l54 are secured, and s4'oL4 LOT
rg-ls and nominal assets Of $so,94, consist
7CF accounts. s-a 22S OF which some nav z
baeu assigned cash, 500. n&taIes' go, 4-,- ~
s-ock unknown, also $4,000 Ale lL9uLa'.-. - .
7'bare are 10 creditors among WhoI1l, a. q, 2
~. --,s5ers' Commercial Company, 81 ~,
ssC,,-eS- Rloouingdale Brothers, 81, ,ot Sc
r,,-sd and $1,000 unsecured, Nauon9l pls-
count Company, H.-'ts. =. -lsu - I,.,,s'.
E,~bsnre Bank, $1,000. Carnegie IFQst
E1STDa-r, q 90: Northern Baan, Sly, IN
-frnsT Trust COMPANY or 6yS.g--'
S55 ~. Mercantile National Bank, $500
lincoln Trust Company. Slo.vV, - r. I.-1'gt -
- Co. S84 ls9. Albert Back, 5000, : ~.
Ssss1ar 81 go. estate Of D. Eessler, S4e-
Mrs n w Tishe! Srsl. ana .Mrs' ,1.n-eo- neo-
dore n Fishel SlS92. IheodoIe n. 4 Sc
Eas individual Liabilities OF S-LL,o2t aHI "a % %
sets Of $4oS3. CONSISTING ot notes. 'S,''y
-sSb i'm hank siS3. 1886 shares OF stock o'
t6e Year Clock Company 0L MCtAt q
-Cu u unknown value ana 4'vVy s44a4 :
PittsbuTg Dick creek Mining sy "a
Alaska. value unknown rs Aie Is 'iS-' ~
,v favor or MS WlAt.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
FOR MONTAUK POINT PIER
Party Sails for Europe to Further
the Scheme.

Irving 7. Bush, president OF the Bush
Terminal Company. sailed yesterday for
Liverpool on the Cunard liner Lusitania
accompanied by William H Reynolds
Ernestus Gulick, Frank Bailey and Dr.
Julius Bierwirth all of whom are inter
esred in real estate on Long Island
Mr.. Bush and his party went abroad 70
have a conference with J. Bruce Ismay,
president of the International Mercantile
Marine Company, and the directors OF the
White Star Line, concerning a scheme 70
put up temporary passenger landings at
Fort Pond Bay. near Mortauk Point, 10
accommodate the new White Star liner
Olympic. which is scheduled 10 arrive here
In June.
A representative OF the White Star Line.
speaking Of the mission OF Mr. Bush and
his party said. we have waited a long
time 10 get some sort Of favorable con-
ziderauon from the War Department re-
rarding our request 70 add one hundred
feet TO our Chelsea piers for the accOmmo-
dation Of the Olympic. The problem OF
finding a docking place for the Olympic Is
now a question Of minutes every one OF
which counts IN getting ready for the big
liner. She is $50 feet long, and we must
nave d place 90 put Hel N'eA a'I7 ''''-1a ~
this country IN June"
4 steamship man who has made study
Of the Fort Pond Bay terminal plan said
yesterday that Montauk Point was most
undesirable place in its present condition
10 land passengers. Unless a breakNater
is built of Fort Pond Bay he said. 10
will be d dangerous place for any sJ'p
70 use as a. terminal Vessels must steer
southwest before entering Il. The haroor
is exposed 20 west-northwest and norta
winds. which are menace in entering IL.
Getting in would be bad enough I'm the
ordinary wind. but with gale it would be
impossible. The log books OF some twenty
captains snow that there is six times as
much fog around the I'D meridian dur.nS
efzht months Of the year as there is IN
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

cows SIS 70. SO go; T. 900 rb 81 p: I. go y. So
] C. Curtis & son bulls. 1885 y, s.. :.
s75 70, 81 Is: ! cows. iO70 n. 81 81; l. go n
$50 ii II. sssS: l. 40 ~. So g. ss7 10. - 80.
JSSn : Pussy a,s qs'n !, lsso 9s n So + 'ss s. o i0so
$40 h. IS 25: /, 7so 70. S.
n II Hollis: 2 cows. 900 n. S %, nnli''
various weights. 81 25as5
CALVEs-keceipts. l8sS head; lncIu1iin. .i
and steady 70 strons. Westerns In better de-
rnand and firm; barnyard calves stesdy ,nSo,a So,a-
ea. @Gh 70 an9 9TS ysSi '0a ss SSrnysrd
81 5oaS5. good 70 prime S-ss.sa
Dressed DS iaYf T at a. eo9,y dressed re- e calves.
sysaass saSs-t 81 per ols 100 70 2. ~ > SOS .
iOT 20 IL Hume nm . "a ~ S.a.. Al iss n. s - 1855 n
$40 s2i5: Is tl3 10 50; culls. 10 n. g.
BARNARD calves ls8 n, 81 so -, ,u.
raj i H. s'H $40 20, s. 100 70. sIO 3 Iis ~ 50
i6t y. S 50; 10. III n. IS. 4 barnyard calves
ls7 ~ 3 sic ES!5' so' iiS iS' n SO 81, lis % SO
Il T. II T. Hoilis: veal,. i57 n. SIT. "a. IA =.
~ In6rew nd Mullen: v.als Ise ~ sii; T. III 70
Gsorg. l. s Dnlenbaek: % y.al: III ?. So 81
: Judd & Co. "a veas. az ~ III -. ~
N $40 10. l1N ID go "a 1850 80
81: 70 Western calves. S55 ~ - 90 o. S''
Kern, Commission Co: - Irdians vesls, i5t
n $40; % culls 1874 y. Sc 5o ~ Indiana caves
SHEEP AND LANBs-Rscsipts, s5is cars.
or 7 $50 head including 53 cars for tne n,arHet
ais cars on sale sheen firm OF EuTaio aEh
Western advices lambs weak and l5rZoc ioW-l.
excppt FOR rood handy weights. cars heavv
Ismbs unsold Common 70 good sheep sold az
So e5aS4 80 per 100 n. culls, s2'S3: medivn,
~ r-ir-A lambs e. 2FTSe -: deck o. choic-
handy DO az 81 Dressed mutton hrm az IgS7lc
dressed lambs rather slow a. lVnl2c WIZ - !
hog dressed selling u0 70 12l-c: country oresse1
! hothouss lambs higher e. s6Tsii 90 per carcass
SaIes-Rerns Commission Co.: 200 Ohio lsinns
"a n average SO 20 per 100 -: 35, % y. "
! 5 bucks, l4O 70. 50 so: goats. 70 n 1850 q
: Juds S-Co: 7s Pennsylvania lambs, 7s =,
81. 80 n n 81. 30 sheer. ia y. - %
/ Mcpherson & Co; fs3 state lambs. 30 70 go oci
J 10 81 ~ SO 25: state sheep. 100 n, - 70
s Sanders: IS Pennsylvania lambs II 10
! G 3 7. s DHlsaback: is2 Vermont l.nb-.
| T3 ro SO 81: sheen. III 70. 81: cuus IS 70 ~.
| ". r. Hume: i74 state lambs, SO .. 70 c2H
J q Curtis son: % Vermont lambs, 100
| n. e. x. Il5. SO r. az So
! H0GS-Recsipts. 2TH cars, or 4sls hese.
/ Including half FOR the market Prices aT,a
and the limited offerings sold az Ss 7odss -
| per 100 10 Country dressed hogs nrm az 20
saies-G & L. 8 prlenback: Il Vernon.
/ hogs i21 70 average. IS 90 per 100 70.
| W r. Hume 8 state hogs 27T 70. So 75
! Mcpherson e Co: % state piss 50 n, - Wi
stag. 45O n. ss: boars. 2ss n. s..
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19

spot quiet. with prices 10 Po!nts higher at
a SOC f1r r-i4dllnE upland Sales. 300 bales
Liverpool cables: Spot IN good demand; sa.eS soco
y 900 bales. speculation and export lWO.
Amercan 1000 Imports, 81 Goo american;
steady AZ / % points decline: closed STEADY az
q net advance OF 1f3 points January and "a
uary-Februsry. s8d Fs5ruary,A,lal 7s3,ad
7S5d. Jans-JgIy. 1881 July-August, Isl iad,
August september. Isl ladi 7eptsmper-octooer
25a. Cct0her-November, TOId.
COFFEE-Tnsra was a sharp reaction, with
active Liquidation and selling for foreign and
wall street account following sharp decline
abroad At the opening the market was barely
steatv at sGl7 points below the previous close,
aud a further decline carried values 20 net
los OF 26d2T points FOR the active positions.
representing a decline during the .ast week OF
4TT57 points. Late In the day there was A
martial m liz, and the close was steady az q ret
loss OF 1921 points, with sales Ok So $50 bags.
Hare vas weak a. q decline ot l4GlH francs
Hamburg declined tllia pfenrigs, Brazilian
markets were firm. showing an advance OF 5Od
100 res AT Rio and santos and Rio exchange on
London was unchanged at 10 7-32t. There have
bear Indications recently that Brazi. Is becom-
ing more anxious % sell coffee. and cost and
freight offers were slightly lower, but Brazilian
rrfras are stlu about &c above a working basis.
Spot 4ulet and easier, Rio No being quoted
at l3ise. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
LABOR FOR RATE RAISE
p. H. Morrissey Presents Case to
Interstate Commission.

washington. Jan. iS-Further suspension
OF the general advances IN freight rates by
me western Trunk Line Association will
% made to-day or tomorrow. The Inter
stste Commerce Commission has suggested
tl'at the rates be suspended from February
/ until March Is. There Is no doubt that
e.lls suggestion will be scceded TO by the
western carriers, as II was By the Eastern
carriers, IN order to afford the commission
aueQuate time for consideration Of the case.
?. Il. MoTissey, OF Chicago, president Of
lHe american Railroad Employees and In
reslofs' Association, to-day presented a
formal statement 70 the Interstate Com
merce commission in support OF the pro-
posed ADVANCE in freight rates. Scores of
pettions from various branches Of organ
lzea railroad labor were submitted TO the
commission advocating an increase.
IN presenting the statement and petitions
MI. Morrissey said:
IN no other industry in our country IS
labor so largely empioved as on the rail-
va MaE; 5h4 none in which 50 large pro
!yIlCn OF us gross earnings goes directly
70 labor. Labor got Sl.0O5849, ,55s from the
railroads IN 1893 about Il per cent Of their
TICss 4, . earnings. N other words, it received
81 cents OF everv dollar earned by the rail-
ways. ~ ls estimated that labor will get
a. least $50 000,000 more when the increases
tor 1910 are added. Manufacturing gave its
!aUor out 2 per cent OF its gross earning
IN 1905. the last year for which we find any
statistics, and agriculture the greatest Of
su our industries, gives such an Insight
meant percentage 70 labor that f. is not
worth the While 70 mention Il in COM
parisOn.
These active operating employees get, IN e
comparative labor sense, good pay'-they
for more II the economic Conditions OF the
country continue 70 develop as they have
In the past ten years
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
COTTON MILLS OUTPUT CUT
Manufacturers Favor 25 Per
Cent Curtailment.

Boston. Jan l3.-NIilllons Of s7iud.ss IN
-1. cotton mills Of the United states will
ba idle cne-uuarter Of the tire from
,,-5ay urtU market conditions improve II
. rsconr,enda-ion made this afternoon by
Tho A-kwrieht Club at a meeting IN this
-,,,. Is accepted generally The Arkwr.ght
Club il an organization Of the FeaslIeIs
Of mills and represents more tHah -..'o'..''
gDindIes Of the 2S"a4"o 'pinales do tAe
United States
The club voted 10 recommend o. eHrtau-
rnent Of at least - per cent 10 begin az
once and continue until market conditions
improve.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
SHAREHOLDERS GET 100000
'ldge Hand Orders Verdict in
One Of the Morse Cases.

'le shareho.55rs ~ the National Bank
"'',a America Won verdict yesterday
.-''s4 which the. will , cover $4,000 OF
oanhs money endangered through the
--lclal manipu u.at.1ns OF Charles W.
.'.''s Va' az -r- tine of the transaction
y t-'e.preslder- ~ the bank.
.<-ss Hand. % the United States Circuit
ar, directed q verdict in favor Of John
AcE!2rcr. a. agent for the share
.-''1 ior $500. with interest, since Au-
-', ald costs against the Continental
.----s ~onpan~. The action was brought
-. '.oLa-sso-y note made BY the Contl-
- f-nsncs Company and Endorsed and
1r.ass
4. papers .u -aa action set forth that
-Zfy. 1907 Charles ". Morse, then
-. Nei'asar of the bank. asked Presi-
NJ. s'-is2 ct che Continental Finance
81. =! 10 take an interest IN the syndi-
49,. -4Hagea By 1l1r-e 70 speculate in the
81. l1e Ame. lean Ice Company. Mr.
49, - nha..y agreed 20 take 100 shares
-. s company paid 5000 cash and gave
a. 'or S2lH This note was 70 be
49,, ne purpose Of determining what
- e charged 10 sturgls when the
o',.--@ was wound up. bur Morse dis
g.. al once ia The National Bank
"''ta America
S,,,-.-.' -'.lafed shares Of the stock Of the
& 49,. 5snk Of North America were sold
-@--o1 -ev+zra-.. .. e-- -Lo~o The
| ~. quoted two or three months
s.ss zoe PAM, az high as 2s0 bid and 20
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
TI7a Iron Age says

The Iron Age says.
the steel manufacturers met expectations
st their New York conference last week
I'M the unanimi-y with which tney lsVoLT ~.
holding present prices Apart lIOlu PI-
IRON producers, who saw no early pIosPS,, =
0g barrarnent In their industry, thOSt Wuy
AMENDED found reason for taking a moI =
T0Deful view OF the situation. rms IetiLIS
bas beer communicated 10 setss ol alI...- alI.La-
.iCDs Ind has been reinforced DE pelte.
SJ-fng in some lines, with the result tnaJ
- net balance Of the weeks market re
PPog''ssi N Of the steel manufacturers IS that
prices or their RToda5fts ,55 Hs's b6g8 aS1oy NOT 60
-. except as there is general reduc-
ION In commodities and labor. Ihev con
.a1d further that cutting prices az tAls
80 49, ,,-orild not increase business.
l+ItSS "Cbisf item in the rail trade is the
,---s-.r ~ three export contracts. Argen-
-. iS,ss have taken E.teJ tons from the
EIIldsTyyrard steel COMPANY and 5;60J tons
elaIy a.. a. Sfaef Corporation, and the latter
from rtea5 1000 tons for Mexican line
.-a7 Ds-r,sefic rail orders are light. but
,ters are several good inquiries. Inc r.
49, in the market here or strong condl-
necuoiL Ltv-osd ~ Is a factor that VIII bear
.-o,ttlcSri1g British tin plates nave advanced
sd = box In two weeks; anu US 'a-l.s
% &~IScr re-export business with Amerl-
or lLL ne te not unlikely Canadian buying
can ~ 5Iare in this country ls also more
o-,i,,e Pig iron has oee1 ooasaI more lIl-5.
freely, but, as has aLi happelg 6-,n has ' grown
In lie last year WAS'S '"'"'"~ '''' S''"
prices re- Eastern as Pennsylya7nia following yi re-
cent pLl ,ii--o-'5 a 8 600 lot was taken by a
81 p oslLssSS1v which also bought 5000 tons
Of tef5 Bm ana S in ths I6R @a'ket 81 Tor 1aGe s29
tons OF iy" Lt,,ght 5OJ) tons OF basic
steel i0G1II'Io and another St. Louis melter
lrto,Iott iron ~ smaller amount through Chicago.
Dou.stt,rr, reports considerable pls lIol m
PIttsDuIs iTL0 tSI,rdry in Western Pennsyl-
ouiry "a 70 have bought 10000 tons OF
yaniea soree - ea'- from a nearby furnace AZ
Eastern s Pipe COMPANY took v5c5 i9S fpa' ION p Rl
No Sou Ir5i,r-,,i,g5am. Buffalo furnaces
wa. sD s,1ouiries for 5000 tons, Of oo foundry
lave a and have made sales Of iqoG tons 1iaS az
coGncessious The ede355d leaandf ore ore award Of
Interest o s N addition 10 10000 tons Tor on,
6ouO lo.,Sd on1d its total bookings Tor the week
New-York tribune., 1911-01-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, January IS. 1911.

New YORK, January Il, AJA4'
yurVFS-Rsce!pts lu5 cafs OF LsoL LsaG,; ,i.i,
P,IIry % cars iJr ne market steers @ lla
lnc!ualns ana 59IOc lower, bulls and cows
snd =. ss-trtion higher. medium grades STEADY
nTh e ~ .I.y 20 lower. Common 70 prime sles.s
tat cow xS5 S6 IS per 100 n. oxen az - s2gS9
sold az SSSSasFS5 35 / extra TAT bull az s. %
ou.la 20 5OffS4 50. I choice tat COW az - l. =
IoNs5 cows a. Ceey gulet but steady az s4llc NO
J.e.es J.e9Ss stas Exports none
later CAo's- t-s-,s Commission Co. 10 Ohio steers
SaI iScIaye s8 - per 100 n; 30 1913 n,
kS .59s 90 i2i5 n. So 20. l Ohio bull llso 70,
90 beifer $50 70. IS: cows 1000 70 81 10;
2. So il4S 70; - % Co.: 2I Ohio steers ii7o n.
Msf NJ p SUis 1855 n. s. 0S 3, lil7 n, s.; 5.
~ 500 % "a s0. 2 s35 70 81 IS: cow, 1850 70,
igooS 10 lO4O 10 s. 80; u 1899 n - 1oi 10
soo,ts- IL n, "a 40 &C. 1898 n. s. -; TO- ZOOS 70
i03s W. Saoi 10 81 s5 3. 1000 n 81 so. Is. Sl6
= 80 q ST. 70 SO so ?. io25 10. 50 30; l.
20 ~ 81 *; 8 $50 n 81 9 $50 n. 81 10.
s'V ses r5' Sc: /. $50 n. - 3 SO 10 S5 81 90:
500 inaars. no - is ohio steers li2s n So 75 a.
s issiso 20. To- 3, ilia n. So go Pennsylvania $50 n
S. e oxen iS- ,o 10 500 y 70 10 s. as g. sss rS 81 25
TrSin & shannon: bulls 100 10 - eo' ~
g23 n 81 y. s. $40 70 y 90 go .. .. ss .
,,so S.Ton 70 ss l. SO n 81 70; heiisrs. $50 N;
s. p. b. coy s. sss 70. s. 40: l. 500 ~ 50 sS 4
sos brsr.w 10 " Mullen: bulls 90 70. hTo; "A