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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool May -wHEAT-spot steady:
No . Northern Manitoba. !. I'D No a. =, -:
futures firm: May. Sc ll&d: July. bs lo'tl:
october Is SID CoRS-Spot. now American
mixed no stock: old quiet, IS 3D. ne" Aneti
July. 4s Sad: September. IS Dad. FLnC r.
Winter patents. 25s. HOPS-In LONDON 'facIo
Coast, e. 5sdes Jos. BEEF-Extra lndia mes
SIS Cd PORK-Prine mess western Us 81
HAMs-Short cut. 57s SHolLpERsoosausI
.s0s 81 BACON-Cumberland cut, f3s Gear
beies ass long clear mddles light DIS ~ !,
hesvv. a9a sd: short clear backs. ass LAhp
Prime western tierces Ais I'd; American -
ened pals t2s cd. CHEESE-Canadian nn IT,
white and colored. new. Dos white Oh
coIored nominal BUTTER-Flnest n,Isr
Statoe no stock. good SIS TCRPEN I'M
sairits 4as RosiNmcomm,22IHis r ,si s GIFTS.
III, NAV -SI'GAR-Rav. ceniritufa
ls $d muscoysdo 10, 81 S.r,' s sss Sd LIZ
~ HIs' DiG t2s al SPERM OIll-t3t Jos r.
F%T Sps sfaats .s sa s9siS
y au, s.,rained l6s Cd: fine. les t1o
Antwepp. MAY 25.-PETRoLErM 10 f'she''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
CURB BROKER SUSPENDED
SchefteIs' Firm also Hit by Or
uanizati0n'S New Rules.

The new curb organization used its mower
for the first time yesterday suspending
Iouis Levy a broker. under the rules that
went into effect on March |. and hitting
the Scheftels faction a severe blow. by TAX
ing off the list two OF the stocks hacked
by the schoftels-Rawhide Coalition and
Rawhide Queen. Levy was SUSPENDED for
three months under Rule a. which re-
CURES member TO notify the association
OF all dssolutions OF partnership changes
of ADDRESS and firm changes of all kinds.
Levy had an Office at No. 80 Broad street.
and about two weeks ego moved TO No. ~
Broad street, without giving notice to the
association. on Tuesday. through an in
auiry made by customer. the association
learned of the change In Levy's address,
and on W ednesday the board OF repre-
scntatiyos ordered his suspension. begin
ming Yesterday Rawhide Coalition and
Rawhide Queen were two mining stocks
Levy has handled for some time. They
we're two Of the principal stocks Of the
Soheftels concern and Scheftels has been
IN LEWIS Office great deal lately. An
agent OF the Department OF Justice met him
there few days ago. and Scheftels at that
time protested against the agents visiting
Levy's office.
The firm Of p. H. Scheftels & co. was
raided by the government some months ago
end George Graham Rice, lie moving
spirit. was among those arrested. Nat
Goodwin. the actor. formerly was inter
ested with Rice in Ravhide queen and
Raw hide Coalition. He opened brokerage
Offices in Rauhde and Reno. New. and ad-
q
explosion cf the /. VI. Sullivan Trust com
pany Of Goldfeld. q which Rice was the
working genius and Rice was likewise the
brains Of Goodwins brokerage enterprise.
Goodwin and his friends we're credited WIN
losing a. much as 100000.
At the Offices of the curb Brokers Assoc
citation yesterday IT was said that Levy
vas a Young broker who lad heen DOING
business on the curb for three or four
Years. hut had never attracted any atten-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

,btcaro MAY 25-CATTI.E-R Receipts 1900.
steady: beeves 81 1886 IS. Texas steers 81 Goa
Is, 5s Western 81 sous5 ~. stockers and feed
srs 81 0as5 IS; cows and heifcrs. g 40aS5 70;
calves, s. 25Q$s. HOGS-Receipts. 2l,ooo; more
sctiye and FIRM at opening prices; light, 81 ga
"a ~. mixed IS 65as6, heavy. 50 t0GS5 STA :
rT"rsh s. iOdS 60. good to choice heavy. s. 30
Gx5 S7i- pigs. 81 40nS5 %. bulk ~ sales. s. sou
x,95 SHEEP Receipts, 1900; slow, generally
SS,,,Iy. native, 81 5OGS5; Western. 81 5oQS5 -:
earrings, 81 75qs5 90, lambs. native. 81 75qs7
East Buffalo. May ~. cATTLE- Receipts
75' steady. VEALS-Recepts, 300. active; pa
a. higher. IS 25dST Is. HOGS-Receipts, 200
sCtt'n' 5ai0c higher. heavy. 81 loQs6 20 mixed
sG godxG IS. Workers and pigs 81 $5us6 45:
s youShs So 25aS5 30 stays. Sass dairies SEA
SG io SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1900;
sspecn slow: wethers i5d25c lower. lambs active
smI 's,eady. handy lambs $5nSs; heavy lambs.
., ~ az so ycarlings. 81 T5dsd p, Wetheis. 81 ~
-, ewes Sicst so. sheep. mixed, 81 JrhSt 65
" fr"rrinuati NAV -. CATTLE Receipts GO
,,o, iOHiac lower fair 60 good shippers s5d
S.SS common 81 25dsi HOGS Receipts,
- Eli steaty. Sc lover butchers and shippers.
- 80, a. o5. common. 81 506 IS g. SHEEP Re
sSosrc}o sol strong. 81 25ata 50. Lambs steady,
81 1885 ~ a.. ~. CATTLE eec.,r,,
ono imcluding 700 southerns, STEADY To shade
49,, dressed beef and export steers, ~ In1
az Is, fair to good. S. con$5 65 Western. 81 It~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're fled yesterday in the United states
Circuit Court:
EMIL KRAFT, restaurant kceper a, Y.
Madison avenue involuntary Joseph ~
Prgh. creditor for $l3s- ,.,.,r,.r
JACOB SAILS and ADOI,Ph GhlI-Ek,
trading as SAILS & Geller and DONG bushes i =,
as the New supply House. Nos. III ana lIi
Wost LIST street, Mount Vernon; mNoi.inn-
tsfv' creditors: Bernard Rarb.owaE 90 70
600: Sarah Barbrowsky' S5''''' an" iS'"o'
N fb% IiiLLNANN. Of ~ ee' G Ii5ryt.
1iaIrnfeld and Mary llahenfeld. $L'ol
Albert Falck. roceiNeI 49,. oo.,o-
IEANDER *. WOOD. hardware dcaier
al aary 10 CREDITOR re to p & 7. corbin. sos;
Charles j. stebbins g9;' ~ r., ana e. o H
ijnbilities. $4,000 T. l.. Ernst receiver go
MORRIS oRNITZ IN map iaGt,',ira H% and nd
r!o u ,7emher of NJ Ornitz & Son. ldabIli-
ties 81 49,. no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
TRIAL FOR A BANK FRAUD
A A. Dunphy Accused of Getting
$4,000 on Bad Security.

,.,h,r \. Dunphy, who II charged with
~ fraudulently obtained loan Of
~" o ,,,' from the Anglo-South American
ei''' 5oO shares Of Canadian Mines
pan" '' listed on the curb at s. a share, was
Slo'" On trial yesterday in General SEES
p'aos before Judge Foster and jury
S'p %@nry Mackenzie. New YORK agent Of '"e
.os,iaed TO making the loan 10
bahh' two months note and Of being
Duhp'' reaIize anything on the stock
unapl' to matured and Dunphy failed
after -, His testimony was cor
TO 'an ,oa IN part by Edwin =. Rice coun-
to %, for The bank ,,cred by DR. Frank l..
The note NHrors representatike AZ that
Mo,er. New Saiional Protective Associa-
iime Of y,4ii f Penn, d. ~ Mo{sr q
~ erand larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
s11RE OF sEAMEN STRIKE
Secretary Says 1t Will Affect Passcn-
gers for the Coronation.

.r,oueh there appeared TO be douh'
an the part Of The representatives "i me
transatlantic steamship companies as u"
u-bethcr the threatened strike Of the sea
mon ON the British SHIPS throughout me
world will take place, Matthew Tear'e' sec
.,e,.rv OF the American branch. reiterated
yesterday that he felt confident that the
.,,.kc viii 20 into effect tomorrow.
~ there was any change in the pro-
,.,o,,,,c'' he continued. II would be- nou-
oe1 immediately. / expect important com
,,,,,ric,tions in the mail ~ tie Lusitania
tomorrow and look for the strike order
Cor saturday by cable to-day Il Will
a0oc, the passenger traffic for tho corona
ton. 49,.
IA rcfuee 10 handle non-union freight
from British ships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
e,lI TO SECURE CITY DEPOSITS

Senator Grady called on Mayor Gay ~.
II the city Hall yesterday 10 ask MI" ~
sien y bill requiring all city depositorles 10
am, AN collateral as security for city de-
noeits he went away with the opinion tlSi
the Mayor would sign the bill 1he Guy
hs. nearly 100000 tied up IN the Northern
mt and the Carnegie Trust Compan|'
For n part Of the money 10 'he ior''ef ~
,tit,rtion there Is BOND rom sur
company For The Carnegie Ifus' 'o''
ranv there IS nothing except persona
o,aronfce o. the directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

So ~: stockers and feeders 81 7JnS3 - SCUM
ern. - 4Ods5 30. Southern COWS Ss@tt ~; ~
tive Sass ~: hcifers. 81 6Od$6; bulls, 404c;
calves $5msI 50 HOGS-Receipts. 10000: JOG
higher; bulk Of sales, 81 sass; heavy % ~
81 95 packers and butchers, - @aso ~
fOT25c lower lambs <Sns7 20: year'inEs 100
So; wethers. 81 4Ca$5; ewes. 81 ,Jnsf 20 Stock
ers and feeders. s3TA.
By Telegraph - The 1ribunel
Louisville MAY 25-SHEEP AND LAMB,
Receipts 4.S9i; firm: best. Tie; seconds. ga
6i.c: culls. BIC fat sheep. 3<m4izc; meniufn'
2Am3$sc, common. in2'.c: bucks. &c
By Telegraph to Tho Tribune
St Louis NAV 25.-CATTLE- Receipts. 3,0ast
active. STEADY To iOc lower, steers. - sodS8 ~:
heifers, 81 oOnsJ -. COWS. 81 i0aJ So southern
steers - 70dtj 81; Southern cows. - OgSs ".
HOGS Receipts. 1882; fairly active ana DO
higher; Light and medium. S. s5gfe packers:
81 5Ods5 80: rough $5d$5 30. Southern pigs and
hogs sass IS. SHEEP Receipts. 1918; fairly
active and i0d25c lower: spring lambs: 81 IoD
81 80: clipped lambs, seNs6 40; clipped sheep
So 9Oe;S4 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
REICHMANN'S TRIAL JUNE Il
Court Also Extends Time for TX
Chamberlain to Change Plea

Justice Davis. in the Supreme o1'' l,
Yesterday Fixed June L for me ui"'
Joseph Reichmann. former preS'den' % aor
Carnegie Trust Company VINO - u''o
indictment As the result Of the me- 60.
tion Of the company's affairs ~ D''''' W
Attorney Whitman -,,...,io,
Justice Davis also granted the aPP'i' 49,
Of Samuel Untcrmyer, as counSel
civ Chamberlain Charles II. byoe' '''
extension Of time until June D.
which HIDE may change his pea
guilty to the indictment against
make any motions he sees nj IN 'nd'
nection To-day was originally set as '''
unit for these purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Nav o5-The offerings ~ the ross
auction sales to-day amounted ~ l1,os6 bales,
principally crossbreds The home trade bouent
steadily and the Continent occasionally AZ ne
withdrawn, owing To the hgh limits OF ho,n :
ers The sales follow: Nv South Wales, Ut
balrs secured iidfIs A. greasy, 6dHis W.
Queensland 100 bales. greasy. Stddls - '.
Victoria. 300 bales greasy. 'laddl. ID Mess
Australia. 100 bales. greasy. snli ~ Us
and q 400 bales. secured. si2dqls 1921 sressys
6i.dais I'D Cape ~ Good HOPE ana Na'A'
600 hales. greasy. 6lzQ9lEd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NV YORK, May =, III,
ur\Ns AND PEAs-Recepts $40 bags
he,ns ~ bags peas Firm on domestic white
peans because Of light supplies; indications OF
80 increase I'm the shipments from Interior
,ain,s Rcd kidney less hrm choice stock Of
t.~inc for export AZ 81 ~. withou, new business
18Th meas nrmer BEANS Marrow, choice.
,,o" ~, 81 N,Gs3 90. poor TO good 81 2jdS3 10
wv rhoice. 81 G5nS3 40. poor 20 good. $50
e. AZ ,rs choice. 81 ~. poor TO good sass 60
81 81, Ltip.y choice. So u. poor 20 good so .,fI
.s ~ c'bitc kidney choice. S5as5 10. yellow eve.
e. So5s 81 40 black turtle soup. S. aSps5 10 Una
,aifornie So 1886 81. PEAS-Scotch 100 ~
81 6S6N -o,o rr,dt,s
n,rt ., the demand being NJ speculatN.
"a, -, Quite a strong freling on nearly ah
~. ana rriccs adv auced about i.c. cream
srd"' ,nr.,isis W 27Q23iic extras 22isc. nrsts.
ooi aoIi.c. seconds. sisneoc. thirds. i7Gisc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New 1ork, MAY % WI
GRAIN - WHEAT - Aggressive operations
we're shifted 10 the new crop positions ana
the market developed frmness. closing at &c
advance for MAY ard lisc advance for the
later positions One authority estimated that
Texas and Oklahoma together would not raise
over 10 600 900 bushels and n was said that
a LEADING farming implement MANUFACTURER
had received a great many cancellations or
,r.iers from Oklahoma and Kansas This was
believed TO point 70 lees favorable crop pros
poets but crop experts were not unanimous
rccarding the outlook Continental markets
were all closed owing To Ascension Day. but
Liverpool was firmer than expected, closing
at a d decline 10 ~ advance on covering Elk
port SAILS - loads a. outports. No red
wheat herc. 9Tc elevator and Csc o b ahoat
both nominal No ! Northern Duluth, 81 os
ahoat COEN-Firm closing at ad
vance OF 7sGlc. Export No > 62h c
a1oat OATS-Firm. closing Al an ad .
vance Of Ia n &c. Cash oats frnNr stand
ara white 4fi1c. No . arc. 40 g. Ale. No T.
toilc. BARLEY-Quiet; mailing. 81 Us Z
Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
DINNER FoR LOUIS c. KAUFMAN

Louis g Kaufman president Of tie
Chatham and PheniX National Bank. was
ihc guest 81 honor al dinner given for
him by Frank Il. Lawrence in private
dining room al the Lotos club last even
iLg. Among those present were y. Barton
Hepburn. John T. Waterbury. K. W. Poor,
Henry l. Shoomaltcr. Melville T.. Stone.
John Harscn Rhoades. Chester :. Lord.
william Loeb. jr.. and Morgan J. OBrien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.

COTTON-Old crop positions broke SHARPLY
carly. under general liquidation and stop loss
orders. but al II sc OF - points under the
closing figures Of Wednesday. there was
renewal Of bull support followed by mod
crate rally and a quiet market during the
afternoon. The close was quis' AZ net de-
cline of Pa Il points. New crop vas quiet
and steady selling only or : points under
The previous close. and only 70 I points net
lcwer ut the close Private reports still con
tinue 10 complain OF conditions in parts or the
Carolina. Oklahoma and Northern Texas. but
the trade seemed to he rather moro confident
of a comparatively high cordition figure from
the government reNt week southern spot
markets were unchanged from sc lower.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
ROOT FELLOWSHIP AWARDED.

Utica y. y. May 2J-'rhe Root fellow
ship OF Hamilton College. founded by
United States senator Ellnu Root. has
Ieeu awarded To Edward g. Burdick. OF
Fairmont. MINI. The fellowship carries
500 for the support of the fellow for q
years resident study Of science at any
University # America OF Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

at the time of the accident. was on the
bridge coming up the bay. The only
damage sustained by the steamer was to
her sternpost and this has been repaired.
She will sail on Saturday for the Med-
terranean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May 25-Hot weather KEEP. wheat on
the rise day. Threats OF a short yield In tne
southwest helped TO give the bulls an ad'
vantage which they utilized 10 the limit Nc~
crop months made a net gain Of iac N lac.
May proved inactive and scored only isc az :
vance. Other cereals and the provision list ah
went skyward-corn up 3sc 10 1diisc; oats. lac
10 i%c. and hog products. sc to 22izc Range
OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

Spot quiet. with prices ~ points lower a.
IL g0c for middling upland. sales, 10 bales I;
delivered contract, loo bales Liverpool
cables spot quiet: sales. 5000 bales specu-
lation and cNDort 500 American. 1000, i'm
ports $1,000; American. 10000: middling up
land S2Sd: futures opened quiet. ] "a points
May-Junc 7o0d June-July. 790iad; July
August 7S5d August September. 75id; sep
t.inher- October I'D. October NovemOer,
GaTd: November December. 60ld. Decemb$
January ana January February, GSJd; Feb
ruary- March. s9i.d March April. 6jnd.
COFFEE-'rrading was quiet. due 10 the
holiday abroad: sales so. 600 bags Opening
quiet at 4 decline Of = 20 : points under mod
crate selliuS. prices rallied and at the close
we're frn with net gain Of = % - points
cost and freight offers from Brazil hrm San
tos Is II G0G - SIC. but aside from fair
demand for specials market was inactive
Brazilian cables showed an advance Of 30 reis
in RIO. while santos was unchanged. spot an
changed the basis Of l@c for Rio 40 .
IlDrrl contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
'NAsS IRENE IN HARBOR
Sf Which Ran on Fire Island
= acre to Resume Trims.

esls - ~'',r Princes IIene which ran
IL ~ - d FlFe Island sand bar. April y
''s de- lf LOO OF more passengers
~ ~ 49, On By rfeboats and tug. ar.
','r. n. .as' alsht from Newport News.
'' had been IN diy dock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
COFFEE Trading
holiday abroad. "a les.
1 4 OIL Il

STEADY Spring patents. SJn 81 80. winter
sttaights 81 o5u 81 -. winter patents. 81 goa
g 80. sprinc elcara. 81 ~ - 20. extra No
winter. 81 aoG - GO. extra 10 winter. So -
=, ~ 81. kansas straichts. 81 pa 81 40. fancy
spring patents 81 15d 81 81. RYE FLOUR
Steady. fair To good. 50 Sj0 50 -. choice 20
Fancy, So 2Om 81 % CODNMEAI-Quict; Kiln
Tried 81 RAG MEAf.-Steady. fine white
and yellow 81 i5G 81 20. coarse. 81 lnn 81 -.
FEED-Western spring. So - standard mid
dIlne s.6 10 -four DO. 81 90 a S27 40: rcd dog.
s9S IL. civ binn So 90 bulk. So sacks: mid
ding 81 n SIS -. red dog. SIS: hominy chop,
>12 bull SO - sacks, clinical. Sj3 j0M S3i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
MAILS MEET STEEL CUT
,..opnie and Jones & laughlIn
W romuanies Respond Openly.
.,ocK MARKET WEAKENED
,,,;c Concern, Starting the
=. ching. Shows No Sign of
Purpose to Recede.

no runaway market in steel
:. Yesterday following the cut IN
announced by the Republic Iron
8" s,..l company on Wednesday but
~ some chatting at the bit and
- ..,.a,;on that all prices would de-
Greater or less extent before
Two companies-the Steel Cor
y" through its subsidiary. the car
fse"' s0N COMPANY. and the Jones &
~ .. Company-openly met the cut or
b-..nhlc. The other biz concerns pre-
: nv mastery silence i'm public ana
ny cave assurances that they would
- .ompeti,ion wherever IT appeared
- .son for the hesitation TO speak
y" os said 10 he a prospective meet
co. ,,a hie steel interests on Monday 10
7 the price situation. F.. n. Gary,
MS. ,.r o. the board OF directors of the
rornoration. is understood 10 have
y ,.is meeting. 10 be held on his re-
az we from the inspection trip of the
n,arts of the company. on which
rr.ftTD pau
!, q now engaged.
=. stock market felt the cut Yesterday
- General weakness Of the list. though
.,,ued only in fractional price changes
~. states steel shares were the most
Ia in the trading. In the first two
a ner cent Of the business OF the
ne was done in them. but the end
"a, time showed a loss Of only one
~ n q point from Wednesdays clos
.-ics Of SIS for steel common. while
...,d Of the day showed a loss Of "a
- Wednesday. to IS on total sales OF
/. ~ shares. United States Steel pre-
,.-.s lost t. 10 1888.
>. trading in Republic Iron and steel
=. vrh, Its issues lost i for the COM
L., 70 9as.. and u for the preferred to
|h
-. general attitude % steel manu-
..rr.rs Yesterday was one of patient
.,sl,r ror the fulness Of time. but Of
|..is Of the Bethlehem steel Corporation
"a he Lukens Iron and Steel Company
"a. the situation clear. The Lukens Iron
| a Steel Company leads Glass r OF the
..psndents. while the Bethlehem is Class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
POTATOES AND yEGETABLEs- 20

POTATOES AND EGEIABLEs-NeW po-
tatoes frmer; old weak. Asparagus firm Beans
irm for rancy. hut poor stock weaker. Bee,s
ana carrots steady. Cabbages 2oc higher
CauliaoweIs lower. Corn dull and lower. Gu
cumbers steady. Elephants and peppers weak
Peas plenty and lower. tomatoes weak and
slightly lower. POTATOES. Bermuda Dbl. >iq
So 80. southern. white No /. S3nS9 red $50
Sas 81 81 2,asi 81: SWEET E P1oTAToEs, Jersey
basket, slGA2: ONIONS Bermuda, crate. 81 Goa
95 E Esfas Th bss 2 ss@s X s2T ;g
green dozen punches. 81 50dS2 80; white. 81 70
dsi ~; hRTICHoKES. drum. SO; BEANS, wax,
basket. Slas2 80: green, SldS2 so: BEETS. 100
lunches slaSt: CARROTS 100 lunches s2n
81: CABBAGF.S crate StdS2: bbl, 81 2JlSl ~;
red. s2GS3. CAULIFLONERS basket 50al5c,
CORN. Florida, case. Slas2; New orleans. 100.
81 25q$2. CCCUMBERS. South Carolina. basket.
81 2JHS2; Florida 5ocnSi 80. Elephants. box,
S1aSl 80. HORSERADISH. 100 10. siGS8; LEI
TTCE. basket 25a1jc. bh slaS2: LEXIS 100
PARSLEY curly, bib s3dS3 80 plain. SlQS2 80,
PEAS Eastern Shore. basket. SlNSl 80; Nor
folF. large. half biol basket. 81 jCas2 80; small.
75cgsl -. North Carolina. large. large basket,
Sias2: large small basket 50catty spiall.
small basket toa DC. small, large basket Ggcq
s. -: PEPPERS. box s. 5oaS2 carrier. 75ea
lunches 5OcGSl. RADISHES. loo punches. 3in
7;c: SPINACH bbl 25n55c; SCAIIdONS, 100
punches. jocuSl. SQUASH now. box, 1ocpNl'
large. basket. 5ocasl small basket 5oadnc'
Florida carrier. SlQS3; WATERcRESS' l~
lunches slNS2.
MILK AND CREAM exchange rate re-
mains az otc quart net 10 tho shipper IN the
&c zone. or 81 Il 4o-quart can delivered IN
Now York This rate is likely 70 hold until
June l. AZ least. The warm weather of last
week was all that saved II. however. as the SUI
plus piing up At the rate OF more tnan
cream in o-quart cans. for the week ended
Nav 20 were follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
~N,Dr.S NORTHERN.

by Charles d Barney 8 Co. 90 NO =
u Rroad street. New YORK., ana NO. L. south
- s,reat philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat: open. High Low. Close day
Juy IS esl. a5 e6i, ~ I3-is
Sept. 93s ~ IS lS 22as ~ 1916 1871
Corn:
May Sll3 ri
july ....-- 6ii1 COZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

c0VorInc and a good senoTaI dem0nd. PORk =
steady: moss Sl7 75d$l -; family. s'sds2U.
short clear SiGaSl>. BEEF-Mess. Sl2 50GS1S.
family. si3 50Gl>fi: packet Sl3aSl3 80. extra
india ness S2JGs20 -. BEEF HAMS-Quiet:
s26nS2s 80. DRESSED HOGS steady; bacons
So. $50 10 S'sc 100 10, SO. 40 70. Sac
pigs ai.c CIT MEATS PicSlcd bellies steady ::
10 H. I2'2c. I. n ilc. - NJ. lo'.c. Picked
hams ll3,di2igc. TALIOM quiet. city
5l.-i6c: country. 57,d6lsc. LARD Steady ;
Middle Vost. $ o5ds 35c city firm. &c. re
ducd steady. South America. aIdc. Continent
= -no. Brazil kegs ~. 10r COMPOt' ND-Firm:
7Aa7Ac sTEARGNE steady; oieo Sashc;
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,,,a,,c UTILITY SECURITIES.

,,,,rrished by Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman
II u'"' No 10 Wall street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
MOVEMENTS or WARsHIPs.-The f
Nav o.-The Birmingham a. tris''oai.

Ma - Tho Virginia AID The nesssi ,or,
Gl-6ota for kcdi-k. ,..,., ,- D.
,,ronsieat. Russia has been substituted ior Re
sal. Russia IN i'in'raI. s'.o"' '''S'o"
Atlantic fleet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

MAY June Jul! and August II I5al.c. London
quiet. spot f95 futures. s55 rs 81 Lake cop-
pcr II 1n II 500: clectroytic. II ~ n II - Tee
casting. 1ISI ie012 l2icc. TIN-Dull spot and
May - T10 i450r, June 81. 6jI4ic. July. 4.q
az. August. 90 1JG4l go. London stead. spot
zoos Is. futures. flsS 5s Lead Dull. t0d
me New York. GOA 81 East - Louis Lon
don cf9 l. ID SHELTER Dull. = 35a5 80 New
York. = .Oa5 - East ST Louis London t2i 10
iNTINONY Dull. Cooksons 9d0.jcc. IRON -
cleveland warrants. ics 81 u Lon1on. Locally
u,fiet. 80 I Northern foundry. $lI 25GSli -. No
Northern. No ] southern ana No southern
.orf SisdSl5 80.
voi \s>t- And ~NRI PS-Stcady and un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

II UAW .T'TI'I NT''V' WW.T ~ -TF'W HT,,T
prices unchanged. 1t is believed that mod
crate amount " sugar could i've obtained
AT basis 81 last sales =. See for 9G tcst ceufrif-
ugal bui there no selling pressure. Spot
centrifugal. 90 tcst. 3.Ntc, muscoVddo. 80 test,
3.;Sr. and moaSscs sugar. ~ test. 81 IT,. Tho
London market for beet sugar was Unchanged
May and June los 5i,d. August. los nd
UJCI.-Stcad,. demand fairly good ~ full