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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Juns 10 -CCAyTIEa,oReseip.. 1000;
zoe Over bGeye. 81 oogss 30 Texas ;S.! s'es ,as
fee ders, So e5Gs5 80; COWS and hsifers, - ~
s. ~. calves sGass 80 HOGS Receipts, 81
eco. strong az easily prices; light, =" ag9Fo o.
mixed 81 $685. IS; heavy. s. s5qs6 32.s ronsn'
s. S5GsG. cool 10 choice heavy. S~fsj 81 = niss.
- o5G$5 20. bulk Or saies S. 2ozso 80. SHEEP
Eogs s a. i Wes strong E, = rs y.lrnss
S, io17si 9s lambs native. Sass 30: Western.
81 25aSG Is. spring lambs. s. ;oas7 % ewes
Kansas city. June 10 -CATTLE. Receipts.
i2.0Oo including 500 southerns steaoy - ~, lgo
81 80. fair 70 good. SJds5 so. Western, 81 50gss;
stockers ard feeders. s3GsJ 10. southern. - w
50 %. southern cow. g sogs4 80: native 81 %sy
calves. s!@S7 so HOGs-Receipts. f0c,o. 100
higher. bulk OF sales. So o56ss 20: heavy. - $50
g. 3 sssSers sRh Sqtcdses 5000 1csisc
wstSsrs, 50 5sqs4 ewes. 50 25as5 80; 'iOcssT'
81 Cincinnati, June is' -cATTLE-Rsoep,.; L
7ii; slow. steers. 81 1896 90: heifers, 500;
COWS. 81 75gs, 70; calves. s4a$7 %. IoGs.os re.
celpts, Ssl9i loc higher; packers, IS 30ess 70;
pizs and lights. 81 5Oqs6 40 sHEEP-Receip's.
2342: sheeg, '2@*S So spring lambs l'a2''
East .RuGal9. June l9.-cATTLE-Ressssip;ssss;;
3 90 s .Sr 1ss S 7 sTss Sase-. @
81 80: heifers 81 359SJ s., cows. 81 20 s. bulls,
s. 5Ogs5 %; stoekers and feeders. stgtt 70:
ers STEADY 20 strong, s2oase3. VEALsmR;,-
ceipts 200. active DC lower: IS 5oTes ~
HCGS-Recelpts 1900: active and stesdy:
heavy ana mixed. IS 5oass So Workers; &c $50
So %: pigs Sc 25Gs6 80, rough. 81 4orso 90:
rtags. s44s5: dairies 80 lo6<s so. SHEEP ana
LAMBS-Receipts. 1890: sheep slow; mixed
sheen steady. others 5Gl5c lower; lambs ana
yearlings PC lower: lambs active lambs, $50
s5 T5: vearlings IS 1898: wethers 81 ao4ft 10;
ewes. So LOG So so. sheep. mixed. 81 5oGs3 ~
lBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
St Louis. June 9-CATTLE-Receipts -
70S. good grades steady: common and medium
lOc lower and active: steers, 81 60fs6 4o hefers:
81 2O4S6: cows. 81 50nS4 So. southern steers ~
ass GO. Southern cows. 81 35Gs4 IL. HOG.
Receipts. 1886: acty. and steeay: lisht and
medium So 2OQs6 45: bulk s6 301sS 40; packers,
So 10qs6 IS: roushs. IS 25as5 10: southern piss
and hogs s5ds6 SHEEP-Reeeipts. t24: ac-
tive and frm; spring lambs. s69S1 80; fair. IS 50
dSG: culls. 1894 IS; clipped sheep ssIs3 ~
lBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Louisville June 10 SHEEP and LAsfsS-
Receipts 9,0fT. market slow In opening, as
quality Of offerings was not good oulk o, ~ -
best lambs sold at s7d$7 IS; seconds, = 80
down: culls 50 so down. good fat sheep. $50
81 50. common sheep very slow: real trashy
kinds almost unstable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
'ssOY FOR FRUIT MERGER
'aas for S12 100000 Corpora
ION Are Almost Completed.

al for a meeting Of the stockholders
" Atlantic Fruit Company on July
Ias revealed the fact that plans are
't completed for the formation Of
"ui combination which H. 20 inclucs
!. '''' iarse trui. companies I'm this coun-
'-a TUBA. and also the Donald Steam
:, ~0h'pany, the owner 90 seven vessels.
''aeerns Vhich will make up the new
aLon are the Atlantic Fruit COM
a. NE Central American Growers ana
;, ~g-flauoa Company. Of south Dakota !.
: i -11sr,o As-ic0la. the Csyo Acosta. and
- ..-l'h d Co, - cuba. the simon Fruit
s.-'y' o. Delaware: the cuba Fruit
- of New Jersey. and the Donald
:. I'D COMPANY. ~ New York. one
ir,. ne capital stock Of the Kurrinswsss
,'mpany. u Delaware. and the leases
s,ta properties in Jamaica viii also
:. yer oy The company.
A., 'pl'ai stock ~ the new concern VIII
ss.1 '''09e9o. of which S7.O0O.oo0 will be
!. aAa Outstanding and 100000 viii
~ 80 Tor the conversion Of a 8 per
- ,,'i,'y-year first mortgage bond issue
a. e. q the bond issue not more
g,,.-,.' 'l'v99 will be sold a. once.
a. ~ ~ u Giorgio president OF the At
y No.. - COMPANY will be at the head Oh
3, PERI. y''e'n. 70 is reported. and Thorn
~ n president Of the Maryland Ma
ssten, " baltimore VIII De 'i'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20

an increase Of about % per cent a day over
muse Tor May as an indication that the
recent cuts in prices have tended to stimu-
'ate rather than to demoralze the market.
DC was the case during the early days of
lne rate war in the winter of 1903 The
oroers flowed in at the rate of about $1,000
IONS day, as against some $4,000 a day
curing May. The large number OF inqui-
res In the market augur well for a further
increase next month, according to the
manufacturers. One OF the later orders
Was from the Canadian Car and Foundry
N0inpany for $1,000 tons OF structural steel.
Inc report that the steel mills are not
contracting for deliveries at the reduced
prices after October l points to the proba-
oIIlty tnat return will be made TO the for
her rates about that time The reduction
IN steel prices has been accompanied by
corresponding reduction in iron, the price
or IRON bars having gone down cents a
hundred pounds since the steel cut The
present price is 81 20 hundred pounds
the Eastern mills and 81 Is at New York
Tor certain grades. The difference between
the mill and New York rates has usually
been 10 cents q hundred pounds - the past
Steel bars are quoted at 81 - in Pittsburz
and 81 Al at New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. June ~. 1911.
l,RAIN-WHEAT-Afte a decline At the
opening due 10 lower cables. the market raj
lied and developed decided strength. closing
a. a net advance OF Il T2hc. There was 4
foCd Of bullsh crop advices especially from
south Dakota. where 10 was said that the crop
going backward rapidly, owing 20 dry
weather. There we're also unfavorable reports
from Minnesota. and prominent crop exporters
who were In the winter wheat belt said that
yields were turning out smaller than expected
Prices abroad loaer In consequences OF
our decline ~ last week favorable reports
regarding the foreign crop situation and lih-
ersl offerings from Russia. Worlds exports
for the week were l0o6u. 600. against l2,Jl2.-
600 last week and 200 600 last year. The
visible supply showed decrease OF 32s.no0
against a decrease Of qo4 600 last week and n
decrease of LIST. 600 last year. No red here.
ga. elevator. and eGA afoat CORN
The absence Of rain over the corn belt. with
reports OF high temperatures IN the West.
resulted In active covering. and prices were
FOREIGN markets We're slightly lower World s
exports for the week were 405 O00 bushels.
against 5.3I4.OOO last week and 200 600 last
year The visible supply showed an Increase
Of $4,000, against an increase ~ 100000
lest week and a decrease 81 J5l 600 last year.
Export new No - 81 Z, g nominal. % b atoat.
OATS-Contiuued complaints regarding the
crop, with absence If rains. had a stimulating
influence and prices were firm closing ~ a
not advance Of 5. Gii.c. The visible supply
showed an increase OF 740 600. compared with
an increase last week Of 10000, and de-
crease a wear ago 81 Cos. 0nO. Cash oats Arm :
standard white. 44i+c: 30 2. 45c: No 3. +4c !:
No 4 43iac BARLEY-Dull; mailing. 9Tc q
n B pu-afo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20

1924 a ~ I5c; casting. 12s7ha125oc TIN
Louiet sp9', 90 % q &c: June. 4e.75 q 49, SOC;
July. 4i.'o4 &c; August 4L35G 4i.7jc: Sep
TENDER 4l3o 4l.50c. London firm: spot.
ils9 5s; futures $3.50 los LEAD-steady;
445 45oc New York. 4sOq sOc East ST
Louis London fl5 Gs Sd sPELTER-Firm;
5cJ a515c New York. 5.50G Js0c East 81
Louis London. ga l2s Cd ANTHONY
Dull; Cooksons' Dc. IRON-Cleveland war
rants. 46s iisd in London. Locally iron
quiet. No foundry Northern No / south
ern and No Southern soft Sf5asI5 80, No
foundry Northern Sl4 75Qsi5 %
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Steady but
quiet and unchanged
NAVAL sIOREs-sD.rits turpentine steady
TO nrrn, and fairy active Rosin steady with
tar quiet NJ late prices
tro"um steady at recent prices
tOTTONsEED OTI.-Reports Of extensive
rainfall over the cotton belt with weakness in
cotton resulted IN active Liquidation and prices
we're easier The pressure was principally In
July. ana there was switching into the late
months. Offerings were fairly well absorbed
however and at the close prices we're about
steady, az ! point advance for December and
January and to points lower FOR the other
positions. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. June l99-wHEATI- 'ts ca |.
IS ID; futures easy; July. Sc 9tgd octooer:
IS Sd. December. IS 6 I'd CORN-Spot, new
American mixed steady. As Sd old, stead.
IS Al new American kiln dried ouiet is
lOd futures steady: July. As sad; september
"a f1Lf. FLOCR-Wlnter patents
TOTS-In London Pacific COAST, - 5spt5
los BEEF-Ext-a India mess, SIS 80
pORK-Prinie mess Western. 73s Cd, HAMS
short cut, T0s Sd. BACON-Cumberlane cut.
5es ga: short rib. 5ss clear bellies, S2s 50
short clear backs ass. shoulders square, 41s
Cd LARD-Prme Western. tisrees 4. As 80
American refined, pals. AS. CHEESE-Sa-
radian. finest white and colored, new; r, sSs.
PFHTII,NIE,-sptrits. ass ROsIN-coninlon.
ISIS I'd PETROLEUM-Rehned 6lrd. LIN
SEED OIL. 4Js 60. COTTONSEED OIL
Hui reaned. spot q, "a; rALLoW-Au'-
London. June Draw sUGAR-Cen,rif-
usal. lis dad. muscoyado. los g. BEET
SIrGAR-June. los SID. CALCUTTA LIN
sEED--June-July. ess LINsEEp OIL: AIS
I'D SPERM OIL. t3t los. PETRoLEr-7Mlvp
PENTINg-spirits, 45s 50. RosIN-Amer-
lean strained los ane. los Sd.
Antwerp. June l9.-PETROLEUM. 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20

spot quiet and 20 points lower at SOC FOR
rniddling upland. no sales. Liverpool cables.
Spot in more demand. sales. 5000 bales specula-
ton and export. 500. American. '.Ouoi imports
( 600. American. 3 200. middling upland, Slid.
Futures opened demoralized n lON T. points de-
cline. closed quiet but steady, l2lzql1 points
lower. June 792i2d: Junc-July, 179'et. July
August. 774iad. August-septemoer. 'tsd. SEP
TEMPER october. 7.14i2t October November
70Oi3d. November December. 6.y3d; December
January and January February. 69id. February
March April. 6.95lzd.
COFFEE-There vas an absence OF specu.s-
ton and the volume Of business was small. con
sistirr % s OoO bags Prices were steady. with
very sr.au changes. closing a. net unclaimed 70
/ 1oint lower HaNre closed net unchanged,
It,Inbirg was unchanged 20 = pfg higher. RIO
WIS unchanged. ana santos vas unchanged 20
IN rel. hIzhar cost and freight offers from
Brazil we've generally steady santos - quoted
~ - N,c FOR good % fair r0asters for Jus Az
- srirn,eut while Borbon l.. Zee from Rin
Sa1or were quoted from u ioai2 So. Ware
bus. soiivcries last week. llI3oD bags. against
100 29d the previous week. and doel. ,aSt ear al,
a.. 90 no t'nitsd states was @5I4 100 oags'
so,irst > $50 CTS last year and 3.353 $50 t%o
vsars ago SPOT unchanged on the baslb % = 70
~ pf0 No Local contract prices .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20

Georgia, from Boston for Provincetovn; the
Solace. from Norfolk for Tompkinsvile the
Sterrett, from Newport for Hampton Roads.
the Grsyling. the Bonita. the Narwhai. the
salmon. the snapper, the stingrsy and the
Tarpon. from Provincetown for Gloucester
une ls-The Castine. from Gloucester for
Boston. the Delaware. from Torouay. Eng
land for Portsmouth. England. ire Ma
flower. from Nortolk FOR Chesapeake Bav:
the Louisiana. the Kansas the New Harm
shire the South Carolina and the CyrIons
from Cronstadt for Kiel the Prairie from
Guantanamo for Philadelphia the Wash
iugfcn. the Montana and the Chester from
Guantanamo. for Hampton Roads. tbe
Truxtun and the Hopkins. from san D,eeo
for Mare Island; the Virginia ana the NJ
hrasla from Provncetown for BOSTON. IN.
Dolphin. from Washington for New York
gne ia-The Helena, from Hankow for Nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
BIG FRAUDS IN CUTLERY
Government Said to Have Lost
Millions in Duties.

Washington, June 19.-Frauds amounting
tn several millions of dollars in duties on
importations Of cutlery in the last few
years have been discovered by secret agents
OF the customs service. who, under the di-
reotion OF Chief WilSie. have been working
quietly In this country and in the Solingen
district OF Germany. whence most OF the
imports come 10 the United States
Secretary MacVeagh began the investi-
cation several months ago. 1t has not
made sufficient progress to say what action
may be taken TO recover the duties Of
which it is alleged the government has been
dctrauded. and it is not known whether
there will be any criminal prosecutions.
Agents OF the Treasury Department have
been investigating importations Of cutlery
into the port of New York since December
last. Two weeks ago Josef Landesberg. OF
M. sos 9Th street. was arrested on the
charge OF having undervalued importations
Of German cutlery. and he was released on
bail pending the presentment Of his case 70
the federal grand jury. It was said at the
time that, although the case OF LandesberS
was small one. it marked the beginning
OF a campaign that would involve many OF
the largest firms engaged in the impOrta-
ton OF cutlery
The Investigation has been concentrated
on lmportatOns from the SolinSen district
IN Germany 1t has been found that.
through slight undervaluatiOns, frequently
amounting 10 fraction Of a cent on a dozen
articles, the United states has been de-
frauded OF large amounts IN revenue. This
condition is laid largely on conditions in the
t&rir on cutlery. The possibility Of saving
about 200 per cent in the duty through a
slight differentiation was explained yestor-
dav BY a customs official. The cheapest
grade OF raZors for instance. having a
foreign value Of less than 81 a dozen is
subject 20 an I'D valOrem duty of 35 per
cent. The next higher grade has 10 pay
besides the 80 per cent an additional duty
OF six cents each
RaZors inyoiced from the German factory
al 4.21 marks dozen come within the
higher class the foreign value exceeding
the 81 limit by a fraction OF q cent This
would mean that the importer has to pay
approXima tely 81 o. a dozen. II the manu-
facturer. however. furnishes a false con-
sular invoice y be presented 10 the customs
officials here. which shows the value Of the
raZors 70 be 4.20 marks q dozen they fall
Just fraction Of a cent below the 81 line
and the duty Is only So cents a dozen.
II is known that many importers are I'M
DER investigation and that their cases will
he presented 10 the federal grand jury as
soon as the Investigators have obtained suf-
ncient evidence TO prove frauds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20

FLOUR ASD NEAL-tioII 'ttaosSx, %.
prices nominal sprlng pa,,--"' a,.,,,r naterts
49,. :, ,,1 snrtrg clears 81 Ijq - 10. eNlI'
= ,,t,tar g 40 4 s. So. extra - ~. -
a, o.! .,ss ss. Kansas straishis - 20 - -, -,
fancy spring patents 90 ie"rTSS-@,. ctc,-1
FLCL . S-go1r. 81 CORNMEAIl-Steady :.
w. Ltd n 10 BAG MEAL-Fine Th,t7
ard yellow 81 1881 20; coarse. - Ia :. Ia
rEED-western sprins, ga an ~ ed dog s2s - 4.
olihs, =. goo hulk So % sacks MIDI in-.
so sol coz ~. red dog So -. ho.hI"3 - - ~
s6e - bulk So - sacks ollinsfI ,",ire bnt
pRoyIsIONs-Only moderately seI.,-'- 9 %
s'eIoy' xto5,tpo % short clear So l94 s. q
rnErF 0Tie, mess. 81 o 81 30. fanny,
~ So packet sil 50 qsl2 ezra COZ ls 20 =
mefs. SIS $9 ,ss ti1 4ooGs-sicady. bacons
~ '' so ~ 60. iso 10. &C lao ID Va
- o. cI-T MEATS picked eel,,es. ~
Iqi, q he. l. h. 1iisc. ~ %. Ia ra.er
hams hrm. nc. TALL'9eN- ulddle West
country. sisc LARp-S reeoed south Amer
80 S.' % continent G5c: Brshil kegs 1000
Compound. ~ q7sc- 90
cleo IN ffsc: city lard. iVe. s,saav. stand
- sr',i,,sj &c net. less per cent chsh,
s,Ias ~ -tw sugar were clos.d Al an AZ az, -,
~ a points, or az 3.e2c Inc osr,rs,rgsi
81 n ais hays Porto Rico cehFlluss"
clgaea l"''i IN mort 10 the Federal. eX vessel
sa' - zon bag, colombian sugar. IN por,
1911 ,.rr,s closing prices Werr - ~
ws f,s. centrifugal. 3.i2c Tor ~ .,is,r
yndo. and SIG for for - wa. s.d iSWer to Al
hirh~r' win June. July and August AT Tvs
a., q. ...a.s
VITA w PPER-standsrd hrm; spot.
49, - August and Septemher y - y
:" o. orson steady. spot, 400 us IA
f,tn,s, fs7 los Lake. 1915 o l3e. eleetrolytIc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June I9-Alarming reports OF a black
outlook sor crors N South Dakota and parts o.
nelghboring states threw the wheat Dig to-cay
into mucn excitement. IN consequence. the mar
ket made a rise OF lac 20 2tsc net closing
strong Coarse grains. too, were on the jump.
Corn Finished aT1sc 10 lhc Nd and cats az 40
~ Ii.llkc advance Tho provision LIST was IN
altered or with gains not exceeding sc. Ranss
OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
CLEARANCEs.

COTTON-Reports Of further showers and
lower tenperattres in the Western belt caused
a renewal OF liquidation and aggressive pear
r-cssIre as result OF which there
other sharp break IN prices. accompanied by
predictions ~ a very favorable condition re-
port from the government next month. july
contracts were again weak. selling Gown 70
IL coo or - points below the closing nsures
Of SATURDAY. and over $50 points below the
cI5ned 10 II 13c. 70 net decline 81 u
roiuts and 20 a loss Of 66 points from the high
ievcf earlv last week. closing prices were only
a little I'D from the lowest as result OF
covering and while the final tone OF the
market was steady 1t was az net decline OF
,rc,1 10 10 "a points Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
AAA OUTLOOK rs GOOD
''oh Due TO Price Cut Shown
0y Increase in Orders.

,,'.acs,,,s..' -iecturess look upon the an
ssts 49,, laai the orders Of the Uniied
CORPORATION last week showed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.


1911 1910 1noo
"a wk in June SO $4,000 s1.oo2,ooo 81. 4Ts orc
July l-Iune "a o. 500 1870 IS $50 100 - az 5cs
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
81 wk. IN June .sSlS.2O0 500. 400 s17s. 400
July i-June a. l4S6s000 1919 200 e2S. $40
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE
2i WIZ. In June Sl2l,500 1921. $40 slo3. SOL
July I-June Il. b,se4.777 5.72s.5i5 so54' no
DENVER 4 RIO GRANDE.
% wk in June s43s5oo s44a.7oo s.14eoo
July i-June II. 220lss10 2l.e35. 500 10 SOS. 752
GRAND TRUNK.
"a wk in June 1852 2s4 ss9l 252 s7a5.5la
July l-June II. AZ l12149 Al. 100, 100 37ise.2T7
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN.
ID wk IN June $4,000 $4,000 siss. 900
July l-June IA s.52O0 600 s.Is3.OO0 T.7gI. s54
MISSOURI. KANSAS & TEXAS
no. Of miles 49, 9Ss+ 800 -
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
% wk IN June 81. coo 600 100000 sssl. 100
July i-June IA. % 62j15e 80, 69e,o35 44.262, 1875
SOUTHERN
No Of miles. 7OSs 1850 -
% vk. in June sIo8s 400 slo59. 735 1858 .5ss
July l-June "a. 57.77si02 5i.92G.37f 4o,5is,5 500
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN.
"a wk. in June s23755 go 2a2 sio52c
July 1-June Il. 122l.S3l i.li6,so9 i.o44' 2ii
WABASH
I'd wk IN June SGO4 379 sJT45TO S519.Si4
July l-June IA osj69 I'll 27.56l.770 ci,6o3'3o3
TWIN CITY LINES.
Jan i-Iune / s2i5215 3,04s592 e7s4 ce4
MONTREAL, STREET RAILWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
BOSTON STOCKS.
,f,,,-rished bv Charles Head & Co.. No II Broad
strfet1~New York.
LAND STOCKS
RAILROADS

pos { Alb 222 223 Bos & " r uf70 81
~ Maine los 100 NJ Nh & Hi43it i43H
R,e,on Fiev. i29i1 " z - Ry 90is 81
BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
SEED PRICE S.

81 20. october December end March. - 80.
ATSTEE Prime. 50 p; August, s. So
TINOTF Y-August. SO bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
reusT AND SURETY COMPANIES,

specrease. tIncluaing general. technical pro
duction and distribution expenses t9oho l''-i
-. Including interest IN unfunced DEBT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
The Tribune Bureau. J

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, June 10.
ORDERS IsSUED.-The following orders
have been issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished ny Van Schaick & Co. No wall
street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
Totals last week. ITO $50 4439s 32'673
WEEKLY EXPORTS.

Live Live Qrs OF
cattle. sheep. beef.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-06-23
gus GiierindDt Die Sdluciter crmUr.
Oct.

2Sn Fingers eridIug Ser gciiti3
niht 0on3 uormaIe Gulcn 2lermlttc
ieine Sdlrciter, Sic D}olerin }lmclie
2bermitte sic Sic brittle I}eoaille I'M
oiesi0briQen Salon erbaIten bat.
in einem AnIaue pou Eobiudt nit
einem &omrncr mo cincm Belle
Die Tame mdlte iidl ans ,SenIter 3u
retten uno riei laut I'M QiIic. 10
buB oie unten perIammclte Bolts.
mcnge Dem furftbaren SdDauipielc
beirpobrte, ohne 0ilIe leiitcn }u f0n-
men. Cbrcn 9taie un0 un0crc @c-
ihtst6ciIe muroen 0cm Spier pou
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