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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
NJ 14iic end country dressed

with choice selling at 14iic and country dressed
saiesI G Curt. & son; 2;' :, yes Is 10 *
ies n. 81: outtermiiks. l35 10. st5o; 10 throw
' And ir% MnIicn. veaIs. is7 10 50 %; in
10, 50, IS, I32 ~ 81 %, 2, $50 No. 49, - pu''"
NV " r. - Hume D veals 100 ~ 80 10 g. iss ~
80: ~ Isl n. s. rs; cus. 1876 ~. s. 90 :. 20
n. 81 90 u outtermilks. ~ NJ; - -, 60 "a.
,, 7e- ~ S ~ ri ~ iS5 ~ s. So cus iOa ~ =:
:. i5s n, s. 50. 3. % ~ s.: - buttern'Ns' w
TO- v er 6 Mccebc: 81 ycal. I52 n, 81 %. 4
Al n. IS 10 6. 1872 n. - -; 49, l.D 10 "a 10.
culls. 10 70. So, % buttermiiks. lfs ID. 's'''
c. .,,S ( I. 5. Dnenback: vsals, i5s -
50 90, i5o 40 y; 50 .; u Iss n 50 ~. ip "a.
B. W. OTIS = CO. 81 yssal-; iss NJ 81 % g. ~
~ S. a ls2 D. Is 81 vess sal iss Il. So g.
: iadd & 90: l57 veals il6 n. 81. ~; lto n
Sc 70. 10 culls. l55 n. So; 1888 mixed Maryland
ea ros, ~ s i "a veas i37 ~ 50 cpll,
i28 ID. So: fed calves 20 -; - 30 I5s - =, IS
germs commission Co.. II Virginia caves i''
n. s. -. -, SSH
suFFp AND LAMBS Receipts. = cars %
q 200 head including ~ cars tor the 40 r,is
14is cars on sale sneep d,' az" .so,cs generally
sfcadg. others selling rather more rrerH . man
..,s+ayia,, tt,t rrices uneven and posSlhit -.
-, io,y.r. mons NOT cleared. Common 70 c.,"
sheen sold al s2Gs3 90 Per 100 u; eulls sts', r.
S,r- no, 10 prine lambs NJ - .yl>t .. .u.i
>. "a Dressed mutton lower AZ on' a. ur112Sr1
lambs dull AT li0i4c: few hogs o'esS''' '''''''
'ss'es-Nev-ton & Co: 2is Kentucky lafnsss' ~
- sverare 81 per TOO 10: 2ls Nirs.sls, q. e. q.
s6 n 263 Z. n s. 80. - Tennessee % ID 81 -
10 cuils 30 n. s. 80. - fut5,D ,Tslo ..earIngs
e. 40. 40 Tennessee II 10, s. bUH@''
80 y, "a . Kertucky 30 n, 81. lamb,
tf.rrs Commission CO.: 2D2 hen,n-, ~ ~,
- - e. *. 100 Virginia. 81 ~, 80 - LOO - ~,
a. 25s ~ ~ S6 50 I'D. 80 D. ~ - a. ~ 40
se 10. 3Oi 80 n IS 81 -. ~ III =. 90 ~
yvsst VIRGINIA 80 ~. 81. virginia sns -, "a ~
"a. * kentucky ~ n. 81 ~: ~. - TO- 10 N
Kentuc1y ycarlings. 81 70, -. Du'H'' ''
S-s sanders. 245 virginia smhs So In, ,h.co
2,s O. n. 80 - 24s 81 =, $s Virginia ''''
lor i3 81 sbarnon: state lambs. a. ~ So :"
,o.o sboeo 80 ~ s. -. 2. - ~ > x,so
~ r. Iiiirue. 70 state yearhnsa' - ~, e. 500
Tellife. Wright 4 Co: li' Gu" S"'''
the lot. d.. tat, lambs az n 81 "
-. earrings 80 =. - go state shr'p'
n Sc ... .o o.re o- iT77 bad. ~
49, ~" about a car Tor the market o., 80
- stebar with good heavy I'd "~"N "''
irr,,,,.' VI" ~ Sc 30asG - per 100 y. a, =.
q curtis & Son stare ness' "a ,ar
,s,vo ss 30 nor loo n: y. 10 10 20 o. - ~
=, ca % rough 23O n. 3 -. so- ,sg5..
D;,roPir &, shannon: state hogs lo' 'O'
g. iss 49, 70, 70 state hogs 100 u. So %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York June II. 1911.
BEEyFs-Receipts. t12is cars. or 1874
head including 14ia cars for the market. 20
cars on sale Steers extremely dull, prices
| T. n fOc lower: bulls and cows slow and easier.
TAT bulls 15H &c of; cars or cattle held over
Fair 20 choice steers sold az - 10 q 80 % ner
foo IN: / little state steer 81 -. bulls 81 n
81 -: cows. 81 604Si 40; I choice COW. - 90
Dressed beef duh at n zoe. No late~ cables.
.,o.rs tGG lb average 50 O. per 700 DO. 49,
tSs5 H. So so. 20 1912 %. So 80. I'D. '2t3 %.
SO 30. T. 1900 n. 81 70. - distillery.f.d Ne1-
tgrl,y 1925 H. So -. 80. 129G 10, 50 10, 20
,aoa III 60 10. 1 bull 1890 49, 50 %. 20 Ohio
cows ii47 10. - 30. 6 state. lll' 10. 81 -; =
$50 H. 81 %. .. 900 10. So - .. s's 20. - -,
~. 50 90 Is. 1920 Id. 50 10 / bull, 1870 To-
- j. sranberg 4 Son: 20 Pennsylvania steers.
-Tobh ( shannon bur. 500 III. 81. T. 900
IN e. 90: : cow. oOj NJ 81. 4. .32 10. 81 go.
s. Judd q Co: bulls 765 3D. So So cows
| - = curtis & son: bull. ieeo %. s4lo. ::
1880 H. 81. g. 1858 10. s. 90. I. 1898 10, So -:
p ~. H. 81 -: T. $40 NJ. So 80, I. SIS IN,
81 90. COW. le2o lb. 81 10. /. go !b. 81 90: j.
Vs. Sr rs 4 McCahc. bun. 100 10. 81. d.
go. d. - -. T. $50 TO- 81. 7 COW. 1850 10.
81 80. :. $50 lb. 81 80. I. 40 %. s. 10. O. ci5
'' Andrew Mullen: steer. $50 ib. 80. Z
null. 1890 10. 81. I. 9i0 H. 81 -. >, rs TO-
81 ~: I. $50 ID, 80 90; 4. SOS III. s.
q 7GT H. 81 ~. 1 COS Do. 81 -. I COW. $40 10,
=. %. .. $50 o.. 81 -.
| George and l.. s. Dnenback. bulls. ISL
d. g. ~. l. 500 10. 81 20
CALVES Receipts. - 2'2. Including 1851
ror tho market ard t.7dt on sale. Ncais 20 the
Sew York yards WerH hrn to -. h'.n'f com
pared with Monday. az Jersey CITY prices We're
lower. hut quality inferior brtiernils. steady
common 10 choice ygals sold ~ 81 leN 50 :. per
100 ~. cuis <5nS6. huttcrmllks. 81 IogSi ~; a
few. g. Dressed calves rather slow al lialie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
EXPORTS.

New York. June 81 l9lL
GRAIN-WHEAT-Se sharp move-
meuts covered range OF about a cent
hushel in each case with the general ten
dencv higher and last prices about 4 n - c
over the previous close. The situation In South
Dakota again the mainstsy OF bull traders
and accounted for most OF tho strong spots
during the day. except the ono near the close
which was chiefly Influenced hy tho sensa-
tional strength ~ corn. - Louis wired that
the estimated Yields I'm Missouri and Illinois
ranged from 10 10 30 bushels al acre. ami har-
vestiuG is being rapidly finished. Foreign mar
kets. with the exception OF a decline Of 7. n -
~ Liverpool. were Eenerallv higher. late re-
port had &c that 100000 bushels ~ new No :
red winter had been purchased b. New York
grain houses for shipment by July 20. / Z
New York. No export business reported. No >
red closed 05s. c elevator and $3.50 o b
afoat No I Northern Duluth, 81 05i. . b
anOat. CORN-There was an advance OF n
Issc. with trade excited aud crop news about
the worst that has yet been produced. Bull
support feature. while commissi on
houses bought freely In part for country &C
count. based on the outlook FOR damage. An
advance OF y f I'D at Liverpool and reports OF
igher cash markets in the Sou invest helped
the upturn. Export No corn. 63i4 z o b
a1Oat for new. OATS-A violent upturn re-
suited from sensational crop damage reports
Prices closed very strong az = n &c ret I'd
vance making about re bushel rise from
low point Of the season. Cash market equally
strong Standard white. 47iec: No .. 4sc. No
.. 47c: NO 4. 4Gigc BARLEY-Firr mailing.
81 10 q Z Buffalo
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Spot was quiet with prices 10 points lower. at
1J.3Oc FOR mldGling upland. Liverpool cables:
spot > points higher. sales. 1000 bales. specula-
ton and export. 200. American. 5000: imports.
. 600. middng upland. sid. Futures opened
steady y 10 "a points higher Closed quiet,
a., 10 81 points lower June. 7.g7d: June-July,
Z S3zd: mly-Augusf. 71siad: August-Septem-
ber. 5oisd. Serterlber-October. T12d; Ncvem-
ber-Decenbar B.gld: Decembcr-JaHuary $500;
Tanuary- Fcbruarv. $500, February 1larch,
q. q0i.A. Mlrch-Aprll. G9i g.
C0FFEE-Irregular Prices "ascd or from
the hest IN the late trading but tho close was
stead. n-r = points 10 ver 70 points higher.
sales. 81 800 bags Havre lost :. franc. Ham
burg closed net UNCHANGED 10 =. ptenni< lower
RIO was y ros and Santos 80 refs higher ana
rrr1 o-rre from Santos were unchanged ~ .
points higher spot steady at l2isc for Rio 10 :.
Local contract prices.
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

rordop June 81 .-fonSOls. after de-
.,,ne If regained lilo. closing at
-o,TTI-fe for money and account. Anac0u-
-, u,as = lower. at Esas. Canadian Pa
ciec Is. lower. at 2i6s. Grand Trunk
unchanged AT -.
Money and discount rates we're quiet
Tradiug was quiet ON the stock IN-
.ban~e The session was practically fin
ti'cd 81 2 O'Clock 10 allow members 10
narticipate in the coronation celebration.
rhc snipping strike weakened home rails.
I'D corsols declined on realizing. but
Trices closed above the low level Foreign
gtec,rities were steady
American securities opened quiet and
,rartion higher. Prices improved for a
,ime but realizing caused a setback before
noon Later. unfavorablc crop news and
wall street offerings caused further slight
losses. and the market closed easy.
cal money iu London. 10 u per cent.
o,eu market discount rate for short bills,
81 per cent. Ions bills. "a per cent. Bfr-
lin discount rate. g = per cent. Paris Dis
.r,,nf rate. - per cent. Paris exchange
~, IondOn. % francs 3Oi. centimeg Ber-
Un exchange on London. 90 marks f2',
nfennigs Bar gold. as Jisd, ard Ameri-
can eagles, l6s 4t1d
Paris. June 2i-Three per cent rentcs
,tosed unchanged ~ 20 francs 90 cen
oo,es The Bourse was adversely affected
49,, ,tnfavora blc New Yor. 1dViccs. Amer
ics,u Tolephoac AMI Telegraph auarcs were
dell.
Berlin. June 2l-Prices were lower on
the Boerse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June With The crop damage zon,
- 80 bs coaching into North Dakota wnea,
today bounded higher than az any recent t,hr.
CONDUCTING reports. however. az 70 VIC spi- -
a.. t,,,, raused many rapid changes 81 'front.' -
.bat The close was nervous. Latest hguIss VIZ
80 20 4sGNc over last night. buy aFfrasI.S -
49, tho ton level reached to-day. On tnS
ul,I,. rsr5 corn and oats held strong through
out the former hnishing lQi'se up ana nc ,,nsd
Ter AZ IS al 'sc advance log proo40'' 7a''''-
=. af-iac net. Range Of prices v.-,.--
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
1911 1910 1909
81 vk in June si07. 700 $4,000 $1,000
July l-June IA. i2.414.iO0 1l.5T5.OOO 3es
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
- VIZ in June sac27 sI3.112 slo5O3
July June "a 5S6.i45 5is.5s2 553.OS6
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
Month Of May
Gross earnings. s75is.o 36 ST.77T,7i0 sc 342, sol
oper. expenses 497O.224 5,64i ITO $3.50, 67s
Me-. earnings. s2,5a7.s12 s2,iao,S4O .s7s
Gross earnings $50 ss4 2a5 $50 4s7 Sss 20 40
oper. expenses. 575eo,oss 55,I93.55o 1850. lsl
Net earnings $50 III 2O7 s25 ols 947 500 $50, $50
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
Gross earnings. $50. se5 s.5.sss SASS
Net earnings. s.s52 12,451 SEQ
Deficit ...... s72s7 3.s93 6472
Gross earnings. s47s 700 s44i.32i s4ao. ~
Net earnings. l40, ss5 95.I92 l5i. s3S
Deficit ....... s14452 s5s.7o2 s.. soo
WESTERN MARYLAND.
Month Of April
Gross earnings. S5sa7sa sess,ose s47i.s9l
EXP. and taxes. S66.9d 367,76s 32o, COS
Net earnings s222. s2s s2ss.s1s sl5l. 1888
Other income. l.l66 42.0s5 1896
Total income s9ss,eo4 $3.50 4o3 s1ol $50
Gross earnings s. 0SG s34 s.. s44.355 5000. Az
Exp and taxes. $50 3.j52. 2s4 3.45l. 6is
Ne, earnings s2.i17.i54 s2.c92.o71 1851. 7s4
Other income .e45 445'6Ss s7s,525
Total income. 81 45G 100 So. 737.7Oo 81. 30 81 o
LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
Jan. 1-March 81
Total Oper. rev.t1l. Il! 100 s1I.711642 se7s7 AS
Total oper. exp. s.i6l,543 T,7s4.ooe 6,3s6,33O
Net oper rev. s2a55.5s7 sa.a26 s94 SO 4OI 14s
Net rev from
other op. deb l9.1e1 1878 15.2Os
Total net rev
from oper,,. So. ese.42s $4,000 sa,ss5. go
Taxes accrued. 10000 405,Oo0 313. 600
ope- income. S2.5s1. 425 ss.5os. 900 s.. o1O. n4o
NOn-op income. 4.12I.s53 4.O63.Ii3 1.OIs,l9l
Gross income. s7.25a, go s7,574.sls s4Oso, 1871
Total deductions
from 81. inc. @.15O.4H 22Os'6 2oS,uol
Net corp inc. 81. 4es. $50 .s3s5 $50 $1,000 $50
NEW YORK STATE RAILWAYS
ian March 81 1911 1910 Increase.
Total oper. rev. ssl5.sa3 s754 594 SCI 900
Total oper. exp. 400. 95O 504.5l9 '4.5T0
Net oper. rev. s315.e4s s25Oo74 ss5 $50
Taxes accrued 5a.042 80. sos 2.148
y6 GpsT income Income issSs siss iqs
Gross income s4Os.ee4 s282. 900 s17e.s4
from gr' inc. 145 FOG 1o7. 500 9S.1io
Net corr inc. s263.2ls s125.32s $751; So
ULSTER & DELAWARE.
Jan f-March 81
Total Opsr. rev. Sl14.331 Sl33.P11 S4'l
Total Oper. exp. $50 32J 155, sd iS93
met oper. rev. S6.ls6 slsse 81 2s0
Net from
other oper.... ~ 264 'l'S
Total net rev.
from opsr... SN.lOh Sl,bSo "a 4o4
Taxes accrued. 5000 p.bVo oVV
Oner deficit $4,000 Si1285 81 764
NOn-op income. 1907 l.CO@ 20
Gross dehcit. si4 905 slO.@33 81 G9
Total deductions
from gr. In. 43.sJs 5.lI3 900
Net co-n def .5s.741 $50 io7 $685.
Decrease. +Defcit
ANN ARBOR.
1911. 1910 1900.
81 week in June. s4i. 2eO SO, 80 s33. 2-9
July June Il. i.ej1.0J1 .ss5.I69 le44,f2f
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
>EABOARD CLEARANCES.

COTroN-Less active. bur while somewhat
irregular showed a generally declining ten
dency. with prices just about losing the adj
vance " the previous day. and new crop posi-
tons making new low records FOR the move
ment in the late trading The close was
barely steady at net decline OF pa iS points.
There Geemrd 20 he less long cotton for sale
on declines than there was earlier IN the week
and early sellers we're not aggressive but
offerings became heavier toward The close. and
we're believed to be FOR both local and Southrn
account. southern spot markets showed little
change. and there further reduction in
the local stock. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
SEED PRICES.

-.,.,o Inn. ot--CIOv sicL
C.ot.~ IS on. December and March. &s. 81
AZ SIKE-Prime 81 so, August = -. tiMo'
ny Ansust. - bio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
GOVERNMENT SONCS.

The following shows Yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds compared
with Tuesdays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
TIOIR AND MEiL-Oving q

flour AND MEAL-Ow'ng TO VIC Wne'
MANY prices were advanced slightly outside
markets reported quiet trade but hrm tone
sne hsSfT S1A sfia PEfss 81 a. rnsr
patents 81 81 90: spring clears 81 - ~
81 20. extra 30 I winter 50 ioH 5" ~, eTtr@
81 e6asi35: fancy spring patents So 100
secs RYE TIOUR-Steady fair 10 good
(, s. -. choice 10 fancy 81 ~ q - -. CoaS-
wEAr-Firn: kiln dried 81 20 BAG NEAL
Fine white and yellow. 81 f59si 20; COARSE.
e. tO1etf5 FEED--Westf RI spring. 81 80
standard riddlng 80 60 so H b 10 ~ .scfs
r,id1iinr 50 500 S27 30. red dog. SIS ~ ;
hominy chop. SO bulk. SCI % sacks o"mea''
pROy!sIONs-There VAS a notable advance
a. rrr( due fo commission house buying and
a demand from shorts and moderate upturn
=, lad and ribs following somewhat lighter
~ grain PORk-Firm: mess. 81. 29gsiS'
fsm7lv, sfaasl9 80. short clear 81 - n 81;
sEEFstGaGy mess sli oSsia '0 et tnn' inSa
r,ass SIS 5Oqsl0 BEEF HAMS - Quiet
81 30 &c So ~. DRESsED HOGS Firm; ba-
e an. Dire. as.c. CIT MEATs-Pickled bel
les. 10 10. 13c. - ID i1i9c; u H. io,2c'
sa.r. country 80 n sc. LARD-Firm; middle
West. s4OG soc; city quiet &c; refined nlla;
South america 2s3c; Continent ss'ci IRA Br3I'I
TINT-Quiet: CLEO, IL a Sc, city lard. l0c
SUGAR Refined FIRM and unchanged .
vim standard graduated. Sc net less per cent
ash Raw was 3 points higher. centrifugal 30
90 oJc. uuscovaiO 80 test, 3 Acc and mo-
is.ses sugar. 50 test. g. 20c There Were BUYERS
~ nrounut SUGARS on this basis. with 2esc asked
Tor Juiv equal 20 3. gjc here. sales were 10. 900
rags Porto Rico, July. at e5c. and later 1900
hogs Porto Rico. az Delaware Breaiswstcr. at
2 csc III London best sugar was unchanged 70
:. dearer. June. July and August los 81.
RICl.-steady and unchanged.
-COPPER-Standard quiet. SPOT.
Tune July August and September. 12.2S 70
> 100 Tonton quiet. spot. f57 - I'd. futures.
.57 iRs 30 Lake copper. Il. - y &c; electro
l,tic Il. g. p n = Tic. and casting 1877 p NJ
I. soc TN - Quiet, Ass n 43 &c; Junr.
4nlt, 0f45oc. July. 42ai2T5c. August.
Al 50ff - IOc. Se1temoer. ~ ESQ I2c London
frrn. spot fI03 los. futures. flal l2s 8d.
LEA D-.>teady 4t5 70 sac New York. $50 %
: soc East 81 Louis London, spot il3 o. so.
SpFLTER-Firu SO q J.0Oc New York. $50
r,S zoe East ~ Louis London. ga l2s 90.
sales .ru.U0n 10 July. East 81 Louis. at > GOO.
40 400 .Iulv East ~ Louis ~ 56Tia. ANTI
NONY-Wea k: cn0ksong. s.5Oc. TRON-
cleveland warrants. fGs a. A iG London.
Iocallv auiet. 40 ! foundry Northern. W
southern anil NO I southern soft si5WSl5 %
No =. fnIuIr, Northern. Sif 75uSiJ -
NOIA.sE- AND slHJPs-Buslucss slow.
but values unchanged.
NAVAL sTOaES-Spirits turportinc steady
IN arm ard rosln and tar quiet and unchanged.
Oiis-Iinsetd of UNCHANGED Refined petr0.
leun steady al recent prices.
1orTON~FED OfIl-lteady following firm
ness ~ lard Local contract prices.
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q week Ja in 7: s ssss2 ss sS 81 @
CHICAGO & ALTON.
"a week in Icne 1892. 4cs S2os,se7 s24s. 53S
Iulv i-Jure IL l3s77107 i2sl5.i44 i2,0i6.529
COLORADO & SOUTHERN LINES.
I'd week in June So SO s3s3 $50 sss2 9t t
IOWA CENTRAL.
J % T'fH I IN su3 Is ss5SsSo assn $3.50
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
"a week in June s944.755 soIo2s5 ss:7.3s5
Jul, 1-Jure "a. 5i.72sO77 5o175.oos 43.566,5li
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS.
"a week In Ju2. s$s5 'l!S ss ss7 sa
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
20 i week N su4 Is ssisi@ 1o5265o ssos $50
TEXAS S PACIFIC.
% week in June sss.l2s $3.50 2ss s2?e 80
roLEDo. ST. LOUIS & WESTERN.
week n5 as s:sfi a; s:f25S s IS f5s
HAVANA ELECTRIC.
w X 'r rc11 y%"e IS 1os57s4 9T62ss 92os55
AMERICAN LIGHT TRACTION.
c- Month aaT 25 Mss saooeea s27ae4 So:
Expenses ..'... 1907 s9as $3.50
earnings S2Ni. l'- s-Otuf" F-i"''''
ian r, ia 81 Gas $40 sI51Ss 500 sl5os SOS
Lioss "a AZ O5R 45ea9 "a l3T
~, earnings. 81 s49 1913 81. 46s 1913 sl'26467
HUDSON MANHAIIAN.
Month q Ma, 1871. ioI". increase
cross lo,,r,es '0'" s2s9 asi s34O267 s4n.354
Exp. and taxes. lo' - i''''''
&c., 5000 as7 sos 900 SIC a95
Interest on bonds 1900 ,o.oo.c CO 90
outstanding f-5oo'' s-'"'''
LESS in cheH. s5s-T 1900 -l7143
,to4 500 si7OaSs S2s $50
Cther charge 4le" LOO
,,.,.-. so,o no, Slaig77 .27 02s
er-,,ys ssGs2 sie75 'sisosS
.Doc-oase +Roipe Eyed charges applicable
against that portion OF the properly e"t''- -- ''
present operations.
LONDON UNDERGROUND.
doudon United TramwsysJ
W. end II,; Iane y i 1871 i7 1885 a37s
CTubes)
wn end Iansl7 i. ntd5d55 s nsftS 81 i4 "a
Ian i-June II. G3s~lo 'lN''
metropolitan District
ysn end iIa ISn' Il y 4s ia5S aasde5 'a5'
.Decreagc
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles % Barney X Co. No. %
Broad street. New York. AMI No. 10 South
4fh street phiiadcphia.J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
Other Machines Available.

mas oeen repeatedly asserted that
ne Manufacture cannot lease any Of the
'panys machines without agreeing 20
NAs sn his machines from the company.
~ nat he rs thus completely i'm the COM
control. So far as his machinery
'~pAeAt j. concerned. This statement
~'l irue and 81 never was true. The com
Tow makes more than three hundred
-9'ent machines. some OF which are
'1 10 manufacturers. many Of which
\ 'oA outright. and most Of which can
inner leased or purchased az the shoe
,'1iacturer may prefer
-. ~ constructing a Goodyear welt shoe
- Is the highest type Of shoe now gen
49,, worn. the Indispensable machines
=. me company supplies exclusively are
~. 1"'cyear welting machine ana the
s.eaf stitching machine. These are t"e
'Nes by which the sole and the upper
:. se"ed together after the manner IN
g., laey would be sewed by hand. IN
.s lease for the use OF these t"o
!, ''nes 'he shoe manufacturer does not
~, 70 lease or buy any other machines
a. Use company. and he may OBTAIN All
o., 'S' OF his machinery equipment IRON
a.. COMPANIES n he finds elsewhere ma
'fs which he likes.
"A aac1uon 10 the Goodyear weitihs
To-, ''thing machines, the company mas
,oss' series Of more than twenty
p.c,.r machines which have been es-
l,,~. designed to reduce the cost or IN
&C.. ne quality Of operations in the man
rbi,l OF Goodyear welt shoe an"
ts,,,a shoe manufacturer can use IN con
rreb,' win tho Goodyear weltinG al"
o. 49,, machines without the payment
sr non royalty. the only charge Deins
ia sa'aln4i annual rental which is 10 more
elent to reimburse the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

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ROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 191l-27

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YIN TRAD OF GEDkIIA.
1911 1910 1909
% wk in June sl0T 700 slsa COO s17O 700
July l-June IA. i24l4 100 1l5T5OO0 10 1853, 36s
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-29
GEORGIA FARMER is ANXIOUS
TO MARRY BALTIMORE WOMAN

timore who is in business here, and he
requested me to appel to you in re-
CARDS to a personal matter.
have not been able to meet my
match here.
/ would like to meet a refined, nice
young lady, about % to 25 years of
age; must be nice built one. too.
am a farmer about 35 years OF age
myself.
I have 100 acres of cotton and it's
almost ripe. and 6 head Of horses, 4
head OF mules, so head of cows. good
mixers, a lot full Of hogs and nice bug
gies to go riding In.
have never been married before
and have a nice house on my farm Tor
two.
have many negroes working for me
and have got good bank account. Now.
would like to have a nice young lady
for a wife; some one that sure wants
to have a happy home and a nice hus-
band.
1 am a nice-looking man and know
how to treat n wife Hoping through
your paper J viii get a lady for wife,
as this man told me that I can get one
through your paper, and hoping you will
put this in your paper, thanking you in
advance. beg to remain, truly yours,
L. L. HALL,
Summer. Ga.
In order to expedite matters and have
the matter over as soon as possible
young ladies answering Mr.. Halls APP
peal would do well to inclose one OF
their latest photos. The mail for Mr..
Hall should be addressed care City Edi-
tor The News.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-29
THREW HIS SWEETHEART
into LAKE MICHIGAN
Because She Would Not Wed
Grace Lyons Goes. to Wa
terry Grave

HOLLAND. Mich, Aug. 2s.-Angered.
he says because Grace Lyons. of
Chicago. his sweetheart. broke her prom
Use Of marriage. Walter Happier. of Chi
cago and Philadelphia. attacked her on
board the steamer Puritan in midlake
tonight and tossed her overheard. Her
body has not been recovered.
4 The steamer was about forty miles
from Holland when the woman was
thrown overheard. News of the murder
was flashed here by wireless and officers
were waiting for Hopper when the boat
reached the dock. Several people wit
messed his deed and he Immediately
made a full confession.
According to Hopper, the couple had
been living together for short time as
man and wife and were to have been
married in a few weeks. Learning that
Miss Lyons was leaving Chicago on the
Puritan today, Hopper caught the boat
and aceosted her shortly afterwards.
She claimed he had been drinking.
a quarrel followed and then Hopper
claims, she declared the marriage could
not take place.
They were seated on a box of freight
on the lower deck. Suddenly Hopper
grabbed her in his arms, rushed to the
side of the steamer and dropped .ler
overheard. As he was taken : custody
boats were lowered, but it is believed
that the body was drawn, down by the
suction of the wheel. Hopper is thirty
one years of age and Miss Lyons was
twenty-six. The prisoner will be ar
raigned here on murder charge Mon
day.