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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03
SAILED.
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign houses
sold about 500 shares of stock Al the open
ing yesterday, turning later 70 the huylns
side About 1869 shares were purchased
on balance
PANHANDLE BONDS QUICKLY SOLD.
-Speyer q co. and Kuhn. Loeb Il 90.
announced yesterday afternoon that the
S.""to1 Pittsbur-, Cincinnati, Chicago *
ST Louis Railway Company consolidate ed
mortgage I per cent gold bonds purchased
by them in the morning had all been s0ld:
The bonds which constitute series ~,
are due February /. 1850 Principal and
interest are unconditionally guaranteed hy
the PENNSYLVANIA company by Endorsement
on eacn bond.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows. Kings
County Electric Light and Power COMPANY.
regular quarterly per cent, payable June
!. and Federal Light and Traction Com
pany regular quarterly ~ per cent on the
preferred, payable June |.
BANK CBEARTNGS FOR APRIL.-The
volume Of bank exchanges again makes an
Indifferent comparison with the exchanges
Of a year ago. the total for the month or
April al all leading cities I'm the United
States. according TO the regular statement
compiled by r g. Dan n Co. which in
clEdes returns from IA cities, amounting 10
Sl2, 80. III. $50 loss of lis per cent as COM
pared viii the same month last year ana or
9s per cent with the corresponding period
! in 1870 With tho exception Of the South
Atlantic States every section reports more
| or less decrease compared with last year.
| which Is due 10 losses IT numerous iinpor-
| tant centres rs good gains are still re-
! turned at many minor points rs usual.
/ however the most pronounced loss is made
! hy New York city. where opera tons In the
| speculative and financial markets have
! been on an unusually reduced scale.
T.. u. ADAMS IN WESTERN MARY
! LAND.-E u Adams. who recently en-
/ tered tho board of the Missouri Pacific
! Railway Company. has been elected a di-
I rector ~ the Western Maryland Railway
Company. succeeding BENJAMIN +. Bush.
| formerly president OF tho latter road and
now head of the Missouri Pacific
SYNDICATE DISSOLVED. The svndi-
cate headed by !. 2. Morgan & 60. and
! DreXel & Co. which in March bought sl3
so GO per cent bonds Of tho Public Ser
| vice Corporation Of New Jersey has been
dissolved, all Of the bonds having been sold.
UTAH COPPERS NEW OFFICER --
| Charles HAYDEN has been elected TO III the
newly created Office 81 vice president Of the
| Utah copper Company. : Y, GuCgenhe i'm
! has been elected a member ~ tho finance
committee. succeeding John Hays Nem-
uond
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed Yesterday:
WHITE. VAN CLAIM &, co corpora
tom, wholesale and retail dealers in hard
ware. No 81 Barclay street inyol,mtarr
creditors. Sargent &: Co. $1,000. Lockwood
Company. 5000 and Russell Erwin Man
ufacturlng Company Of New York. 500
Liabilities. $4,000 assets. $4,000 Edward
". Rlker, receiver
KAHN TRADING COMPANY. importer
and exporter Of hair nets and hair goods.
No. Bis Fourth avenue. involuntary. cred
TORS J GrOssmann, Ss32 Rieser com
pany so. and Brasch & Rothenstein. $50
liabilities. $40 IN assets $4,000
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY. manu-
facturer Of lubricaung oil. No. 81 Front
street. Involuntary. Creditors Alden
Swan & Co. s. .212. Alexander Sampson. Sa9
and Tobias T Pergenent & co, Sl0i A.
sets. s40Io
MAX EMANUEL and JACOB .LOEF.
FELHOLZ, who compose tie Arm II
Emanuel & Loeffelhoz. manufacturers Of
belts and leather goods No. 1o2 Primo
street. involuntary Creditors R0thSChlld
& Newman. S3S4, Fl 4 Lambert treding
as tire Ambrose six Mlils, Nl0 and Arono-
witz Brothers 81 Charles J. Cohn. re-
ceiver Assets. $3.50
PERNARD F ENGEL electrician RE.
y Y. voluntary Liabilities. q rs ss-
sets So
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool M1- WHEAT SPOT dun fur
ur.s strong. NAV - l'sd. July ts ia. o"to-
Re- &. as.d CORN-Spo' nm American mixed.
new :. lo'sd Awsrg Am. IiH e. at IS a.
~. NJ. as o-.d Iuiv Is Std flour
Water patents q 50 ~ HoP RrFr IGaaon Ps-
,lu, c. "a pORk-Prime mess Western -,
"a HANS short Glt, ,: 81 - BA ,o1s cgmbsI
g. urtt ri. "a. long clear miffes heavy.
ss mort lear hseks -, -. shoulder. squsrs.
American feGrsd. pals, ~ %. % CHEEsE-
Cansdian finest WHIT, s,. ~ r2i9red 90
Iri,ia s,a,t, s. god .s r., E2sIN ICommon
l>r = r.. D Nv ,',.cS,TTONEGED OIL Hull rsGnct
% ,nd, 20 TALLoW-Aus'ralian. IN LONDON
1is % sfrGAR Pa. ..,,-,..,
~ 81 ' nu5eo,a ado 10, % , net MAY TO- 80.
ILL., ~ an a. pa SPERM or. "a Nm.
liFE1TrBIoff.r American renn-d SID fpirts
90 49, 'siirsi1ei Is 81. me. las 81
AI,r,osrp. Ma 2.-Psuo!sum. 10 francs.
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BOSTON wool MARKET,

Patton Vav Win h.tiers On -. "s.. -
,Ar.Iev-ing ro-k masters. The wool marker -
Ola stock has lscred into fhe spring que'nee9
values are looked upon b holders as rear ~
no,tom while f~v r'ill men aro ~ h msrk-'.
ohio aaAces move sloply, and there y htNe
al for tafri'orv stock E.poris from ne Nsss
indicat. rising prices Tor The nav clip ltsh
shearers have marked rp thsir goods FROM iS.,c
- a. ard Nevada growers ere follcNinz II.
lan4ed secured cost ~ the rev wools is esfl-.
mated a. SO 70 so Pulled ools continue III
ard veal Loading dorss'i- qlots'ions
ono ard Penns,lvau aecces -Delaine washsd.
soc ny 2sg2pc nne unnlerchantshle. s38 sie
! blood combing o8dc1c. =. 2id2jc = 2te
aslains unwashed, "a. nm un"ashed. ISL zoe
Nf'chicau Wisconsin and New York feeces-Flns
,irv,asha5 l7qi7 sc. delai,e unwashsd pc. !,
blood unvashed, Pc Kentpch,. indiana sAi
Missouri. blood 25c. T. blood. DC.
Secured basis TeXac-Flre. l. months. :,
a., fine - months di5c. rne tall tlS
20 california northern. f>d'Nc. miffie
county. 459i7c. Southern. +Sc. al free. 40
eeon-Eastern No staple, @db5c. Eastern.
clothing 4SG50r. valley No 1912 Terri
tory-Fine stsple 53a50e. fns medium 5la52c
fnc clothing 4IGiSc. ius medium, t3d4ic, =
BLOOD comblng Jp652c a. 1880. is1tsc.
pulled Extfa. tod5cc. 0pe a. $3.50. A
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Ma o-cATTLE-Rece ..
900 steady. hseve:. >7Qssi5 texas s,eers;
% d. ;t 81, e si > 4qs55 az EaoesEs:
s57755 81 as IS mys4. IS $3.50 70 hsavy. s 30
9Ss ionzh s. COZ - -. GOOD 20 choice
aea,Y ss75ass Pig :, 90 81 rs. bg.E 49, *
az. ss!,a 80 sqSsa66 We,tsfr 81 Is .
- 20. vearlt1es $500 $ 20 is:nbs. native.
81 p S. To- , Ws,'s' = 1iE 90 1875;
,-esiv ara quiet. f3ir . good sh.ppsFs - 20
3s5 50 common. 80 2j4 $ - E-ceir,s !
2ot and 1S's ss,pp 2 81 - So CONNER s!73@
s. SaEEP-Rscctirtss- !9S' steady S29s' '''
'a' Ksr.q. f,,v Wsv e-cATTLE-Peeeipt..
-5o6 t1cludinr 500 south.rns stea9y -
strong. Dressed seef ara exp3Et steer: :. 10
9islo for - Sc - -, p , ;. o. $3.50
$50! Southern 81 z : 50 southern cn"s,
81 25Tsi -. matte. s. rs - !e.tess.
Receipt 5000. lo3 -o' n.s1e, oliN
ana ert-f,~s 81 90 . So. ash'. $ o. rs ~ -.
sFEEP-- ce.pts, 1000 log !.f asshssii
r.r. Pur,l6 NAY 2--cATTLE-Fec.ir's.
ssasf '2i5'' vrALs@Peceip's 2oo .''0. 20
lover IS 259S625 HOGS--Rscsp,s noc:
ae'iys . he 5st ts Y sss
MS SO t16s850. ror-,.s IS M s. = sage,
s4Sst75. Ga,rl.s SIS IaaSe 30 sHEEF. ANp
rs1fF, 49, Recipe 900. s'e1dr hardy
's.~r-. - z 4 =
nv telegraph - TIE Tri1vur
= I-ufs Ma . &C At Il : e~eip't = g"
psi 2ct-e ,n4 STEADY Steers y 'of = =,
bA,fsrs stt0aSO. ,oVe S25oGs' soIthsrr
s.a-rs 81 20TsG. Southern coVs 8 ~ 6st -.
uOcs -Fscsrt,s s22s ac'i"o ana s. hlsheC;
piss ara rrh, s. n06 So - packers so
sos hea,r. - 80 g 80. rough. - 80 ~
sout,crn rtcs and hosg s53Ss 50 SHEEP
receipts 45fT. uofe-ateiy ar'ive ara s'rons'
clipped lambs. $3.50 -. cipgosee ,,ss'hns'.
Touis,fllc NAV --SHTEP AND LANEs--
receipts. 2s 20 two d9ys. eos rnarss' sly
best f3t WOOL sheep 3,ac med ~ ard
not much dong in ths spring lamb race
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03

New York May - WI
GRAIN-WHEAT-- illustrated
clearly that bulls In chicago are in control %
the MAY position while shorts were nervous
This month advanced 3hc, with active bid
ding ami very little Offering while late months
gained I n &c. Foreign markets were hrmer,
Liverpool showing an advance ~ .. n I'D as a
result of active covering. Influenced by smaller
receipts decrease Of .. o2s 900 bushels in the
European visible supply and more active de
mand for csrgoes from the Continent Reports
regarding the winter Whss' crop were very
sa factory. tho Kentucky report making the
condition ~ per cent. with the outlook very
good. compared with % In April and 81 year
ago. Bradstree' visible showed a decrease
east n the Rockies ~ 2.f3l 900 bushels. COM
pared with q decrease LAST YEAR of 36iS0o0,
while worlds stocks decreased 12s9 600.
against decrease OF 1909 600 year ego
wheat vas quoted IN Chicago a. the close at
s7i,c bid. No red here. $3.50 elevator and
pc afoat. 40 / Northern Duluth.
81 oSis afoet CORN-Firm early. MAY
show Cd special strength. with stocks we'll CON
trolle1. bur cash demand was smaller and ey
por'Nrs were Indifferent. although sales were
reported ~ loads Bradstreets visible
showed decrease ~ 2.Il7.o0o bushels com
pared with = decrease last year Of > 06a 600
Export new. No .. 50iac. nominal. afoat
OATS-Moderatelv active and frmer. closing
~ q not advance ~ Il q sc Bradstreets yiS
ihla showed decrease az 352oo bushels
compared With = decrease last year ~ i.25l.-
600 cash oats frm. stsnds RI white. 3aL .,
Firm mailing g. 1881 % If Nep York
RECOMMENDATIONS. American. Sc per ioo
N. New York. Canadian. SIC 9 ! New
York. for export
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03

Spot 7ui., With prices unchangs1 a. Is t5c
sor milling upani. delivered ~ contract. 200
hslas Liverpool cahles-src.. IN moderate d.
nard sales N ooo bales ejaculation and ex-
pnrt 1000 American 5000 imports 1000
American. no r,1dunS uplsnd. 5 2sd Futures
OPENED stsaiv. 2GSi io7s- on near 5ilG5d Of
on tate months olosei stead" AZ 9si3 points
loTer. N5I ga. Nap-lJne. T e2d 1une-Iuiv.
S51 ru--.ugus-. 77.i August-septembsr
$50 erter-OctohAr : isd cctober-Novsnn-
Der 9sd. November December. q o2d Deem
her-ranv1r-. 8 90d ranusry-Februsry and Feb
rgsry-Nar-h ord Narch-April. o0i5d
(DEETE--Tradins inactive. sales Tor ne
Ia amounting orl- - p 2So bags AMI after !,
stea4v feeling early The market was hsreiv steady
late closing net unchanged - points lower
rayra showed decline OF i.T% franc Ham
burg was unchanged 20 :. rtsnnis lower and Pio
ard santos were 25f50 rats higher Cos' ard
freight offers from Brazil hrnl and about
urchenze4 with Santos Ia quoted AZ y soc and
Rio - a, II i56lI 500 The visible supply x
Rra7rfan once In AMI sAos' for the United
states vas 260 oe3 bags against i55 A. last
year and 8 SOS $50 Two "ssrH sso Src' full and
unchanged az ll'sfl17.c for RIO No ro-al
-rntrar' rrlces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. Ma :, Ltll
BFFyEs-Feceipts - cars: or 81 sps hesaS
,-ci-iinr S,ncl. car for the market 10
.-s5,rg ir ti~a cattlr. faclirg steadT.
Dressad ba4f siow Al n 100 per y Lordc2i
ca,ile market hrm a. 13N dlf.e. dressso 7,
weight sinking tho ofsi. Lirerpoo! cf','
MARKET A. i1i.qttssc. dressed weight IN aa-
diflon 70 tire oHsl 80 - ,,, .
"a No rrado fu i've calves The feelinE Vas
sieady Dressed calves firm a. 81 llc ~, CITY
dressed vesls sG9i4c for country d!essea
STF-rp AND AMBS--Receipts. 10 cars -
. az head an FOR slaughter. Feeling steady y
for both sheep and lambs Dressed mutten
stead a. 2 DC per ID dressed amos .,9rS
o. ro- dTt szcd. ir small way lErc,
ooun,r, dressed hothouse lambs stead az
g 30 n Sc 50 per carcass .
Ter exrart 2 few head Feelinf hrm Couh>
nv dressed hoss stNadv At loc per -
sales date rester6at1 -Iobfn & shanAon:
- go bOzs rSs no aversea SO ~ per 100
Ii. ? e1o n. S. 2 roughs. 2i7 y. s.. ''as'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03
la1 ye,r aro s,le, cl.nnea osa. 500 pock

al a year ago Sales cleaned i.os9. 500 peck
cts. against 1,o47. TS7 gear ago.
SIGAR-Rehned steady. demand moderate
prices unchanged. standard gTanulsted. @vOc
ret less rer cent cash. Raw hero inactive
and nominal Centrifugal. 96 test. 3 Sc
nuscovsdo. 81 tss'. 3 3Sc and molssses sugar.
50 test 2 lie. In London beet sugar Vas I'D
lower, Nay and June. los iizd. August los
"a. Stock in the United Kingdom Ia 90 600
tons. According - W.llett 4 GRAY. the move
msnt OF sugar ~ the six principal ports OF
Cuba TO- the week figures IN tons was rs fol
lows. centrals grinding. -. against ia last
week and 30 year ego Receipts IS 600.
against 80 900 and ~ ooO. and exports. 3s 600.
compared with 2s.00D and 1000 stock.
334 600, compared with 335 600 and $4,000
HIDES-Fsirly steady. but business mod
crate
LEATHER-Qu.t and rather easy. due 70
slack demand. with fun offerings
DRUGs-Steady 10 Arm for essential oils.
Hith steady sslss Roots sold well az iui
Arfre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03
THE WEATHER REPORT

oficisl Record and Forecast -Wash'"' 49,
Nay 2-The storm that vas central over
over IKE region Nondsy might has pssssu -
i1'y cas- 70 The Canadian maritime pro -
sng was followed to-day hy clearing sh' -.
Ntnher throughou, the Eastern states. On
vest ana northwest winds prevailed to-dSy -,
ne Middle Atlantic and sou'h NeN e.
c'as's. the highest velocity Reported ps'"s
two miles an hour. al Sew York CITY
Rains have fallen On the west Gnf coss,. @" -
oagometuc depression over British Colo''u
causing rains in the northern Rocky Noo o.a
region ana rains and high winds in Washine 90. ,a'
sn1 Oregon This disturbance viii aa's a. latter
.@id ana reach the Eastern states '"'
bslt % the week - ..t66ie
tfosis occurred Monday night IN nv MS.
80 noith plains states and me upP, rere
thsppi Valley, and warnings OF tlos's ton
.sticd TUESDAY morning for the iaht ~ ne
~ ,.flo and upper Mississippi Na.lc3s 81"
hlGcic Atlantic and Ncw England tlel, .rd
Far weather wi'l continue Nfdh"s"a tt.--,i(
rtonshlv Thurscsr throuet out the A''11.,
t1i's rlC upper Ohio Naiicf ana W. i.o',t
.fnr.. Fair weather wll continue tsto4is itop
NtcacSdav In the lower ohio and MIsaIss . - a
>sIs,t. followed b. Increasing c!ouainesS NNN
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probably the Union
Many Officers Non -Comn,ittsl.

The officers of several Of the other trus.
companies who were seen. including The
New York Trust Company, the Trust Com.
pany Of America and the Equitable Trust
Company, while favorng the plan of bring
ing most Of the banking institutions I'm the
city into the Clearing House Association
would not commit themselves AT this time
as 10 what action their institutions would
take In regard 10 the proposed plan 10
admit them to membership
In its report recommending the establish
nient BY the New York Clearing House If
system Of examination of its members
tho subcommittee on Clearing House ev-
aminations said that il was essential IN
procure as head Of the examining STAFF M,
OILY capable man of the highest charac-
ter. but one who was experienced firm dis
Greet. tactful and of sound judgment He
should he given such assistants Of like
qualifcat tons as he might need. and the OK
amlnatlons should he conducted in such a
manner as 10 determine beyond any oues-
ton or doubt the solvency Of the bank and
these examinations should be absolutely So
cret and confidential. The report added
that the system should be effective not ir-
had banking methods were disclosed or s,,s-
rected and that in such cases the exam
iner's authority 10 probe 40 the bottom
should not be restricted.
Plans for Examinations.
The report told how two members Of
the committee, Stephen Baker and James
NJ Donald visited Chicago and st. Louis.
ho
House examination in operation IN those
two cities. which they found highly EN-
oient The one in ST Louis was found
letter suited for use in New York than the
moro detailed plan followed in Chicago.
In recommending the adoption of a sim
liar system here the committee suggested
that the chief examiner and his assistants
should be engaged for term Of not less
than five years. but to be removable for
cause at the discretion Of the Clearing
House committee. that their salaries he
adequate: that they subscribe 10 pledges Of
secrecy: that they be required 70 give bonds .
the cost Of which is TO he borne b. the
Clearing House. and that they bind them
selves not 10 enter the service Of any bank
banking house trust COMPANY. note broker
stock broker. bond house. foreign exchange
dealer promoter. or any person styling him
self banker or engaged in any similar or
allied line az business where the inforra-
ton acquired IN his capacity examiner
might he useful 10 such concern or indi-
vidual or be used 10 the injury or disclos
IRE Of the business affairs Of a member.
within five years after leaving the service
Of the Clearing House
The committee also recommended that
after their selection the examiners he not
hampered or restricted by rules or set in
structions. other than those indicated. in
the making Of their examinations.
The reports Of both the subcommittee
presented yesterday have been accepted and
approved by the Clearing House committee
and only await the approval of the mem
hers. which is expected 70 he given at the
meeting on Tuesday, to become effective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago MAY An artificial bulge OF SAG
as f0r MAJ wheat TO-DAY frightener shorte
IN al tho other options. although business N
the current delivery tid no. reach size 81 any
great Importance View crop months closed az
: net advance OF ',pihc. Tho end of The ses-
80, Lea corn Isl - 90 70 higher than last
NIGHT, oats up .. 20 i2GAc. and hog product,
yyi,h a Gain az 5QIisc 20 32izc leading longs
toot the Initiative I'm buying MAY. raising all
bids that tho shorts made m attempts 20 cover.
This continued throughout N" day ard oauss1
Increasing nervousness on ~" part ~ traders
steady absorption IS hich Kept Tho boating supply
ir mo- pit wl .ed out. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03

April 3o-rha Severn the Crsylin. the Ner"nsl
the Salmon. the TaTpon The snapP,I, "a.
Bonita and the S'inSIav az Hampton NUM-
the Perkins az Annapolis ~
Nav The Rocket az indian Head ne hsi'
A. Norfolk. tho Gloucester a. nav NfLu
New York. the Michigan az Norm RIVER
the Mccall az Norfolk. the saturn ~ san
Diego.
SAILED.
April 2e-The Severn. the Crawling. the Hat-
whal the Salmon. the 1arpon. The cnappei'
the Bonita ana the Stingray. from Annapols
for Hampton Roads
April 30-Ths Perkins from Annapolis for Tan
gier sound. the Rocket from Norfolk io'
Indian Head =.
MAY The Michigan from navy ward. New
York for New York CITY iNorth RIVER, me
Tncas from Norfolk FOR Guantanamo tns
Minnesota, tho Vermont and the MISSISSIPPI
from Philadelphia for Pensacola the cas-
tine from Norfolk for Newport. ne severn.
the Crawling. the Narwhal, the salmon W.
1arpon. the snapper. the Bonita ana N
Stnsray from Hampton Roads FOR Newport
Nav 2-'he supply from Guam Tor KOBE.
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probably local rains Thursday in the Guf snd
plains statce. $500. 80.
IN ,he north Rocky Mountain region thr
weather viii be unsettled. with probably Io- II
rains within nc next forty eight houf-, WAi7
fair weather eUl continue IN tho south l''"'
Mountain region and the south plateau $500
The temperature wifi rise Ncdneso aN o'-
the greater portion Of the middle NrSi' ai'
Thursdav iu The middle Atlantic and New L.t
land states the upper Ohio Valley aho -
lower lake region. The weather VIII DC spH.''
yvhat cooler Wednesday IN the south A'dn.ic
states Storm warnings ere nFplaAed on inc
washington and oregon coasts. .
Tho winds along the Sew England coast WI
rosst. moderate uoTtn. becoming raiiaple, Fnoih
Atantic coat. moderate north, except var db.-
or Florida coast. east Gulf coast. MODE rae
rcrtboast ana east. on m" lower lakes, moderate
,.eef. t,prer lskes light 10 moderate variable
Stes mar. denarii9e "wednesday for EuroIrfn
,,rts viii have moderate west winds s'd ialI
,,eather 10 the Grand Banks.
Forecast for special localities For Nef
r,rlsnd. fair to-day: colder 100 Eastern Maine
rnrrssay. f,ir. with risirs tempe ratures. MOI
,,ate Yves; winds.
t,,r Eastern Nov YORK. N'r jersey. Eastern
,,--,.,l,,pls. Delaware. MAINLAND and ne pis
Iss, ~ C0iunbis. far Pnf continued oo'd %
~. Tnursfav fair with Tis.ng temperature,
n1ooeYate north w!nos,
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'ur, aus. taken OF %. m yes,erda,. follow:

Local Olficioi Record The following oficial
record from tho Weath.r Bureau shows tho
charges 80 tie temr"ratura for ths last tVent,
.oYr hours in oomrarison with ihe correspond
inc date last ,osr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03

FLOUR AND NF AI~-Fiour inactive but
mills TevA asking from q - l0r advance. owing
70 the lVrenzth m vhes' Spring patents. - sS1
s. q inter sfralgh's q soTs3 90 a'inter pat
ems s.TSi A. sprins clears, g 1884 10 extra
No / winter 81 30dSS So. extra 70 . winter
= 1888 p Kansas straigh's 81 ooGSi 81. fancy
spyirs patents SO 056S6 j. RYE FLOCR-Firm
Fair n good s. So6Si So choice n fancy, s. -
ass rs CORNMEAL--Stesfy Kiln dried 81 90
RAGNEAL~-Fine white and v@llor. II 1881 20
coarse. 81 l0dSl Il FEEp-Uestern spring.
s28 n standard middlng 500 81. four do.
s27 S. red dog s2s 10 city bran SOS hulk
sls 81 SACKS. mid8ling SOS 1888 red cog. SIS
Hominy chop, S22 bulk. SO 20 sacks OilmeaL
t33 50ds94
COTION-Od croP positions made nsw high
records Tor The NOS nen' IN the morning. hut
thA 1ersrai ten1enrv ~ prices VAS r.actionarv
and he market vas unsettled IN late trading
With 'h= close east ~ icy decline Ct 2GlA
POINTS Southern sro. ei'icss Continued hIlli.h
a1A Southern sTot markets we're unchanged n
i.c higher Ip-al contract prices
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
DETROIT UNITED

DETROIT UNITED
81 wee. IN Ann s is . l2lS o.s 81, laoS S.s
Jan i-Apri1 Il. 2,7oii.sisi 2is7.ss3 26s6sf7
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE & CHICAGO.
july Aprii' q. 1913 i.ss5.5o7 sos. 49,
HAVANA ELECTRIC
il fy" i sIT HP 20 2SisisS Z: ''-s
BALTIMORE = OHIO
Month n March
cr-r expenses. i.744.195 5.i1s i53 41aG soj
x, earnings s2.2oo.75o $685. 2la si.s5oe7s
ross ss-rine, see 277 o4o .s5 eo2 a47 $50 s2s 734
Orsr expenses {. oas.I'S g 9li52S "'.lli Ssh
-, earnings $751; 252 S9o75s A2l SSH tis
LOUISVILLE 3 NASHVILLE.
Month ~ Marc
Ss3'.s a f re- viii: i & s. e.
~ sarrlnss. si.ssls51 st4aI.e71 sf.cielSl
q-os, ta1r'-rs sal 40 81 $50 27s asa $4,000 s3a
EHn ana 'aNsi - 1877 % A75 271 25.53S.722
-, earnings sIi SeA oss SIS al III sl1 oei ai7
NEW YORK ONTARIO 3 WESTERN.
Month 81 March
Gross earnings STATE $Issol $It99T3
ENp ana taxes. sos 10 3o7 oil 52l o13
y, earning, $751; 90 s2l2eeo S22: go
CharEes ......, i%'.224 lo2 so a5.iS
Surplus s2iaio 500 ;sl sls5 500
Gross earning, s7.oos 57s ;s5d2525 S. 23e 2o1
Ext AID axes. l2l aH3 553 25i l +22 i75
" earrtrss 8 s9sl5 <r!4a2-t $1sl5 l22
Charges -.--.-. l"s'51' SS54Z1 1es"-'
sarrlu' -. .soso.5 s:.3S'7 So7soa7
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oNclal ohserva,lons Of Lnit.d s,a,es wea,hl

For Western enls,lrania and Western New
York fair today. ThrIs8a. fair and warmer:
moderate west winds Becoming variable