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New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Feb 1-cATTLE--Recep, ae,ooog
dull and weak beeves 81 s5GS6 80. Texas sesrsl
"a lOTs5 80. Western. 81 iOqS5 IS stockers and
feeders, SO 7CdS5 70. cows and heifers 81 oCV
S IS. calves Sass rs. HoGs-Eeeslpa. 70
boo. zoe lower than yestereay.s average. lisst.
81 55TS7 50: rixed 81 i0QST IS. heavy, 81 200
81 55. rough. s. 209s7 35: good 70 choic4 heavy.
81 t0ds7 TJ. p -, g 50Tss bulk OF sales. 81 ~
TrS7 90 sHEEP-Recelpts. $500: weak: native.
So 40GS4 80: Western. - 2JdS4 80: yearlinss
S4 +OdS5 50; lambs. native !. 23Gso ~; West
East Buralo Feb i.--cArTLE-R.ceip,s rs;
acrfye and 6rrn VEAIS-Reccipts. i50. active;
5Oc higher: ST4stO rs. HOGS -Recepts. 2aooi
SLOW. 300 zoe lower. heavy, 81 s04sI SIS: ntIeo.
gSs 20 yorSegs e aos,E $ i'gss az 30 D's' sesss
5ai-ies. 81 75ass 30 SHEEP and, LAMRs-Re-
cepts, & OCO: active. sheep STEADY: lambs io1
highsr. hca,.v lambs S5GS5 35. handy lambs, s.
Ts6 .; yeariings. "a 75Gs5 D: vetheTs $50
s. 80. ewes 50 1894 Il. sheep, mixed. ~ 100
s. Is
Cincinnati. Feb f.--CATTLC-R,cepts. toeg
quiet and steady; far 20 good shippers, - 70
5s7. quiet ani steady. butchers and shippers.
81 Go7ss. common. 81 5osfss IS. SHEEP-Rs-
re'pts. 445; steady. 81 259S4 10; lambs stra'S-
Kansas Ciry. FEB i.-cATTLE-Rscsists s..
600. including 500 sou,herns steady: dresses
s. 5OaS5 IS: Western s5G<s stocksrs and tsed-
e~s s. GOGSh %: Southern. IS e57S3 80; southern
cows. g 25ds4 IS native, sSaS5 80. hciters - 30
& Sc. bulls 81 9oF3S5 20 calves. s4 50dSs. HOGS
-Re-eipts 10 600 100 2Oc lower: bulk ~ sales.
81 9sT So hsay, :! 'oqs5 80 DssssT. os.- .s1 g
sEEEP-Receip,s 800: slow; lambs. $ 20
IS so: vearlings 81 1895 35 we.hers. t4ds4 80;
ewes So 75gS3 10. stockers and feeders. $40
s. -.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
CHANGE TO NATIONAL BANK
Nassau Stockholders Approve
Plan to Enter Wider Field.
NO INCREASE IN CAPITAL
Policy of Old Line Commercial
Institution Not Affected,
SAYS President Earl.

The Nassau Bank, one ot the old line
commercial banks. which was chartered
under the state banking laws in 1852. is TO
become a national bank, and its name is to
be changed 10 the National Nassau Bank
of the City Of New York. The change has
been approved by the stockholders, and ap-
pAcation has been made 70 the Washington
authorities for a charter, and II IS ex-
pected that this viii be granted and the
tank begin business as a national bank in
about thirty days.
Edward Earl. president II the bank. said
that the reason for changing from state
to a national bank was that II would open
a wider field for the bank, and that the
change would also be 20 .he advantage OF
the stockholders and the dcpositors. He
said that there would oe no increase in
the capital OF the bank, which IS $4,000.
nor in the board OF directors, and that
there would be no change in the policy Of
the bank after It secured its federal char
ter but that It would continue 10 be con-
Quoted as a strictly commercial bank.
The bank has 800 depCeitors, and the
total deposits are more than 100000. The
officers. in addition 10 President Earl, are
J. Christy Bell and John Munro, vice-presi-
dents; W. B. Noble. cashier, and y. D.
Aulng. II. P. sturr and R. N. Bailey as
sistant cashiers. The directors include the
president and the two vice-presidents and
Samuel K. Weed, Henry c. Miller, Harry
BronneT and Richard Young.
The stockholders Of the Night and Day
Bank have approved the proposition to con-
vert the institution into q national bank
under the name OF the Hartman National
Bank. The bylaws were also amended by
increasing the board Of directors from ff-
teen TO twenty Application has been made
to Washington for a charter, and as soon
as this Is received the bank will begin bust
ness as national institution. Mrs z. n.
Hartman IS a large stockholder OF the
bank, and at the recent annual meeting of
the stockholders Joseph ". Hartman,
relative Of the late E II. Hartman. was
elected president OF the bank. Mr.. Harri-
man is vice-president OF the Mechants' Ma
tional Bank and a member II the banking
firm Of Hartman & Co.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
co-ADMTNTsTRAToRs AT ODDS
Widow Gets Citation Against Former
Treasurer Of Nassau County.

,r,4o,a. Long Island. Feb ! (Spec.aD.-
CHARLES F. Lewis. former county treas
,,re+ who hgured prominently recently
,,bar two OF his clerks robbed the county
~ sac 900. was brought into notice again
lo-5av WREN Gertrude Burt obtained from
SURROGATE r. j. Graham a citation for him
- epoyv cause why he should not make an
acoour+ine 10 the Surrogate on the estate
n her husband. Alfred Burt Of which es-
ts+e Lewis is one Of the administrators with
herself
Mrs Burt declares that Lewis has kept
ber in Ignorance ~ the assets OF the estate
,rs NJ any OF his acts as administrator.
The citation ADDS that her counsel, Oscar
p Lancer. believes that Lewis mas invested
e. oon without her knowledge or consent
e,5 therefore his action was illegal
charles r. Weeks. counsel for Mr Lewis,
s.s.oA that the cause Of the de'ay in MAX
,ro hts report was a son OF Burt whom
tbey were trying 10 find. N which case Mr..
vye,ks added. Mrs. Burt would not get
s,v more money from the estate, as she
rad already received $4,000. which was
more than she would be entitled 10 II the
sor ie found He declared that the 5000
y-ss loaned on mortgage and that Mrs
r7,,r. arproved % the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. February l. 1911.
BEFYES-Receipts. iO5 cars, or sTi head
Including 0l cars for slaughter and IS Tor the
market. le cars on sale steers were In light
supply and steady 20 a shade higher. bulls
steady % strong. cows no more than stcady
az Jersey city. M the upper Yards thin aad
medium cows were rated 25c lower fat cows
higher Good 70 choice steers sold az n 80 20
per 100 lb ordinary oxen, - bulls. - so o
s. 10. cows. 81 25US+ 90 Dressed beef quiet
hut steady az 93iO17c FOR native sides iOla ~
t1c for hiuds and ribs. 2 lOc FOR chucks No
later cables Exports to-day, 30 cattle and 5l5
sheen 20 Antwerp and 30 cattle TO Bermuda.
Saies--J shamberr & son. - Ohio steers
1870 10 average. So 10 per 100 10 70. 1880 10,
S6 Is e. 1910 n. 81 30. B. 1850 lh 81.
s sanders: rs Ohio steers. 1904 TO- 50 60 !
bullg 032 20. 81 SIS o. T69 ID. 81 80. / COW
100 10. 81 so. 3. 1900 No. 81 %
Kerns Commission Company. 10 Illinois
steers 1913 ID. 50 %. 20 Kentucky. 1877 TO-
81 %.
SgI5 I bull. i20o 20. 81 10: 3 ii66 10, 50 10;
E 1908 10, s. s.. 5 cows. 1860 10. 81 SIS. 9. 1910
ib. s. % II 900 lb So - . 1910 10. 81 80;
4 58O TO- ~ 80. 7. go lh. s. 25 3 s56 10.
s. - I3 10 10 81 so l. zoo DO. s. so.
Tnbin q shannon : bulls. go 10. 81 rs; 8
cows. tf48 10. 81 IS. 40. 500 b. 81
s Judd & Co: 6 bulls 900 10. 81 s5
Newton s. Co.. . state eowS HOO 10 81 IS
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
shares
Eanc.lse Matter up 70. daY.

~ t,s a.endar Of the Board Of Estimate
,a- u-5sy IS q report from the Division Of
Trsr.sss. approved by the CHIEF engineer.
.g:ss-ng that the South Shore Traction
s-ps,y b. notified 10 appear and show
g-s ghy the contract granting the fran-
.ss should not be terminated on account
As default o. the company and suggest
q aat March 1e fixed for such appear
r.
z; report was called forth ov . com
|rrz;at!on from the Citizens Union sueg-
|g ,sat the South shore Traction Com
r. had defau.t=1 On a rynter OF con5i-
rs and asking -hst me franchise be for
Fs,s1 The report stated that many Of the
ss2uons Of The citizens Union were true.
4ls1 On the calendar for to-day Is g re-
r. Of the Franchise committee Of the
Pad Of Estimate DENYING The application
he South shore Traction Company for
a1 months extension Of time trom No
@'s- % 1919 Ia which no designate its
Ire 1 Jamaica.
ne franchise comm .ttes rejected rs an
I''cpsr cesigrar'cu c1 route one made by
f COMPANY Oh November o5. evidently
ne purpose -s irving 20 comply with
terms q Us contract. but subject 70
cgs Il rhs board should grant the exter-
Of time asked for. II the routes deslg-
20 ry he company 81 >hst time should
allowed it would have tvo complete lines
F lansica
.ls Franchise e. The South Shove Traction
1PsaY which was abcI- all the property
'''ss'sc, gave tae company the power 10
-''->t -ro-e- line over the Queersboro
age and our -. che cry line through
-'sl' snt b. nav c.. jamaica
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
PLENTY OF CASH IN HAND
Hartman Line improvements
Won't REQUIRE New Financing

The proposed double tracking and Other
improvements OF the Hartman lines 10
cost about $4,000. 900. announced Tues
day by eX-Judge Robert s. Lovett. Will
not require any change in the financial
plans Of the system as announced last
fall. IL is understood The Union Pacific
Is we'll fortified with cash. having inward
Of S4Ioo0.o00 IN its treasury, and it also
has available s34.700.000 first lien refund.
ing As, which are issuable for general cor
porate purposes.
The Southern Pacific COMPANY has
about s20.0OO.O 900 in cash and deposits. and
In addition sls.603.0 600 Southern Pacific
Railroad first refunding Is, available in
It's treasury for general purposes. II is
understood that the company will sell IN
the neishborhood Of s50.oO0.0O0 bonds
some time during the year The issue. Il
Is said. will probably be 1 per cent col
lateral bonds
Of the 1873 miles Of double tracking 20
be done by the Hartman lines within the
next ive years. the Union Pacific proper
VIII construct only about three hundred
and seventy miles. as the remainder Of its
I,000-mile Omaha-Ogden line is already
double tracked This would REQUIRE only
about sl5,OOo.OOO, so that even II the
Union Pacific should be called upon to
complete its entire share Of the new pro-
gramme in one year II could easily DO so
cut OF the cash IL has or hand
The bulk Of the new construction falls
TO the lot OF the Oregon Short Line and
the Oregon-W Washington Railroad &, Navi-
cation Company The formers share Of
the new double tracking programme calls
for five hundred and forty-two miles OF
new track, TO cost between so, 0,00O. 600 and
S25oo0000, which with the ether new
work planned means that the Short Line
may be expected to sell from s25 .OO0. 600
70 S5o.0oo,00O Of its authorized S150.OO0. 900
refunding mortgage IS when the occasion
offers. TIE regon-Washingtou company
has four hundred and two miles OF double
tracking 10 do. This VIII require from
Sl5,o00,000 to $4,000 600
The announcement OF the proposed
double tracking of the Hartman lines was
welcome news TO the steel companies, not
Nithstsndins that it win be some time
yet before they viii beneht from the plan.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
BAR FOREIGN SECURITIES
Germany May Reject Application to
Test c., NJ. & st. Paul Stock.

Berlin, Feb. Count Won Kanitz, Con-
servative. to-day announced in the Reichs-
tag that he would ask the government what
measures it proposed to take 10 prevent the
German market from being flooded with
foreign securities. The count evidently
referred to the report current in financial
circles that the Berlin ndelgesellschaft.
an important banking institution, contem-
plated making an attempt 10 list the stock
Of the Chicago. Milwaukee & 81. Paul Rail-
way on the Berlin Boe-se
Ii was semi-oficially announced when
this report was circulated that the Prus-
sian government was considering the ad-
visibility OF rejecting the application, Il It
were made. In view OF the condition Of the
Ger nan sold market. Count Won Kanitz' s
Interpolation win come up in the Reichstag
on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
ETNA INSURANCE INCREASES.

The .Efna Insurance COMPANY. Of Hart
ford Conn. in statement made public
yesterday. announced that on January L.
1911, its increase In capital amounted 20 ST.
000000. its increase IN assets TO 50, 1861 f35 I
and its increase in surplus to N.3063ll IS
The poUcyholders OF the company benefit
10 the extent OF an increase IN surplus Of
S2S0r311 IS. while the increase IN reinsur-
auce fund and other liabilities totals $500
1885 The gain 10 net premiums equals
ygs3.72O &c and the loss ia market values
amounts 10 S321.u75 %.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were flee in the United states Circuit
Court yesterday.
REUBEN MARCUS. trading Is r. MAJ
Gus q Co.. wholesale dealer IN artificial
flowers and feathers al No g. Bond street,
involuntary. Creditors. F. Blumteld. &9s;
the Flora Manufacturing Company. SOS.
and Berlin g. TrOslIy SelI II was alleged
that he was ir5olvent made preferential
pavrlents OF $50. transferred u1erchand So
and accounts lf 500 and removed . large
part OF his property. Judge Holt appointed
William Hsukel j.. receiver anc authorized
him 10 continue the business thirty days.
Assets are estimated az 1850, In stock and
TIE DIR. GARIFALOs REMEDY COM
pATY. cf Chauncev, Westchester County,
,-oil~-srv. Liabilities t16Cs and assets.
s350 In stock and fixtures
DAVID AND HENRY l.. REICH, OF No.
O. ATTORNEY street, who composed the firm
~ Peach Brothers baths vollntary. LA
Ti1i+ias s16 50 no assets.
GEORGE G. BROWN, 2 clerk at No. $50
park avenue voluntary. LIABILITIES, S3,64s'
no assets. - - .,s -.
-s+h street ard TSIDOR FREY. OF no. 80!
second avenue. who composed the nrn o.
Fr5eber & Frev and Kept restaurant IN
yo6s- voluntary. Liabilities. Sz.l65 no assets.
GUSTAV DEISLER AND JAMES I:
STEVENSON. 'nasons and contractors, or
- ra5 West 10th street, have made an as
signnlert 70 Bertram L. kraus.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
Yester
EnREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb i-wHEAT-spot hrrn: Ne
red Western winter, e - futures agie,: Msrca ,s
new quiet IS 81; American mixed old ''ssa
patents COS. HoPs-In London CPae.ac cosss, sss.
poPK&P-iu,e mess Western. eIs &c. HAMS
short cut 6ls. BAcoN-Cum6e-lan egs az se se'
iorT clear miidies light. s4s 81. heavy. Sc
short clear backs. 56s sd. sHoCLDERs-
square 56s LARD-Prins Western. tisrcss
Sis Cd American refnet, pals. S.a
HEEsE-Cana5.an hnsst white. new' ..rons
Kos coiored Gis "a TURPENTLNE-spirita
5ss P0siN-cou,mon. l5s PErFoLEUML-
Rehred Sad LINsEED oIL-.4ss &c Ie[
T0W-Austraiian. IN London, 3os 81 GOT
TOEsEED oIL,-aull refined. SPOT sos Tad
London. Feb. t-sUcAE-RAw, centritusi.
as T5i,s- r1uscovaho. IS l0iz;. beet, Feo-uiry.
9s al trNsEED-calcutts, April-June, Sc
T,rNsErD OIL-45s lo4ad. SPERM OlL-.Ts
"a pFTpCL FT-Nf-Americsn refined. o1t
s1irit, 64G TUPPENTrNE-spirtts. 6Is q
PosIN-Anerican stralnst. l6s ca nnes les
- Antwerp. FEB. L--PETFoLSrM-is francs
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
IoNoon WOOL AUCTIONS.

london FEB. i-Thers we're y. so oalss ec-
,.-ss A. ,hs wool auction sales TO-DAY. ne Sc
isction vas II Ane condition snc ccmoetitlon Ws
s-t-vs Nerf-os we're vsrv firm anc croescrecs
stsasier Americans bought nns nernos art
crcssbra1s The sales follow: New souIh Ws.es.
a. O-,eerslans l. 900 bales. secured, is stcis
ai.s zrsssy. 7ssd9ls I'd. Victoria 2.4o bales
secured. 9Ld7ls ilisd. greasy. t'-sTis g..
-~ss.y s&dTls West Australia. 1000 bales
sco1-ed. ildPIs 90. greasy. Idfls New zes-
arsaTs Caue of Coed Hope and Nstal. q"
bs.ss, secured lOdals l0d: greasy. 5iaGii1-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
Subway COMMITTEE coNFeRs.

The conference committee Of the Board
-. Est,mate had another session with the
r,ernbers Of the Public Service Commission
YESTERDAY in regard to the subway situa-
+.o, II was said later that they had not
reacbed the stage Of taking up with the
of5cisls of the Interborough Rapid Transit
CorDanv suggestions for notifications Of
tbelr plan. but hoped 20 reach that point
early next week
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
-''' 92o-1s 3lr H1tchins statement
- .-elds1t Cheney concludes
'alVAG0 SUBWAY PLANS
'''1S Tor Most Elaborate System IN
the Wcrld.

b. 81 - req. Chicago Is 20 have the
=. '-a'or2te subway system Of any city
av', No'la' IL plans drawn By the city's
o,-D o,-D experJ axe adopted.
b. T''S ee,ails have been worked out by
y ~ arnold. who has provided for tun-
b !, = Nj extend clear from building
a.. o-'4ing line instead of from curb
"a l1iAg the space under the side
|<r. ~ only is provision made for The
r.. -. !" public utilities. but four and IN
Eas, - si@ tracks are 70 be iai1. The
F. -, ne subway viii be forty feet
lGt a"eet 'ege. az rs greatest depth.
r. constructed on TWO levels, so that
20 Dc no grade crossings below the
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02

spot qulet and unchanged ar l4S5e tor mid
ding upland and $500 for middling GUT sa.es'
466 bales delivered on contract, fOO bales
Llveruol cables Spot quiet. sales. 6OVo eaies
speculation and export. 500, American o.Oou,
il uorts. 1IOoO. American. l2oo0. Middiing up
land Sd Futures opened steady al net ad-
vance OF 2i2d3i1 points closed barely steacy az
a net t-cIin. II p -ciuts 90 an advance Of = =
points February and FeorIary-March, =. t,d.
Mlrch-Aprl. 7s0i9d. April-May islEd; May MAY
June s2d. June-Iulv : sid. July-Ausust, I sod;
~ e. st-seutembAr TGlc. September-October.
3itsd. Cctohsr-Novem5er. 7i6lad. Novenber-
December 7lOitd. DeCeuber-JanUary, T.ioiad;
Jar go February, T.lOd.
COFFEE-Cnder heavy selling the market
declined 32d42 points closing barely steady al
about the lowest oc the day with sales OF
100 500 bags Al the decline the market showed
a rst loss or i82 70 1i5 points from rhs high
point Of the season. recorded on January 10
10 y and prices were at the lowest point
touched since the end q Novemher Eawe
closed AZ ret loss Of @4G1h francs Ha n
burg was weak with a net loss ot lnl55 pig
Rio vas I25 reis lower. while santos was nom
inal Cost and freight offers trcm Brazil were
lower and recent indications of some weak
enirg r. Brazil we're believed to De The oasis
of the bear attack Spot easier at l2sc TOT
Rio 10 Z Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLour easter. easter. NILS Miils
seemed more disposed 70 meet buyers tleWs
ard soule sales nave been made az concessions
spring patents IS COG IS so taney spring p9aLS,
-r,s. 50 t00 SO 20. winter straights. 81 5o4
81 40. winter patents s. 80 81 %. sprlnss
ss5s' :6 go - - No winter s8s5as8 So kansas
s,raizhtg s460as4sl RYE FLOCR-Quie;i
.a- good g 20 81 33 eh3G1 l I e tane5g 3;
r5- 100 lbs cORNMEAL-Steady. kiln dried
= g. BAG MEAL-Flne white and yellow
3 20 Isl 25 coarse s5S = S6s 20 90 .,s,51-5
,,fE4iirz S286s26 o5. dour do SCI I5: red dog
SOS 75. citv Tran sos - bulk. s26 IS SACKS
yot5diinz. sos = 5a SOS 80. red dog s29 hominy
.bcr so5 81 BULK. S28 20 sacks. olImeal, So 20
pRoyIsIoNs-Easier mos, OF the day under
ftoui4afior ard a decline OF IS points IN the
noe market but on the decline packers were
moderate buyers and the market late was
about steady. PoKh---6Esasy. mess. SZI oog
sI9' '7n : 800 BEEF steady. mess Si40
sl4 so family. SIC 5og$lT: packet. Sl5 z
sl5 30 extra India mess $-g g8S2s 90 1y rlsE; u Er
tiS1GS-Bareiv STEADY. bacors. 11%c. $50 .bs.
I isQ l4re,eP6sea l4,,e it2 n series ts9 Gui P'' 5
Ibu f2i,c. u lbs. 12c Il lbs. i-'ec, picked
hans stead. t2i4 Gt2%c. TALLOW-Duli
civ. &c. couutrv. 7d7hc. LARD-Ensy;
so,-,b America II 25c. Continent 10 SOC. Bra
iii ksgs i2 25c. compound quiet sbGSsc.
STFA7TNE-Barey steady. o!eo. llGllac. city
ar srG A'R-Renned lowered 10 points all
around The Federal sold good deal az
455c net. less ! per cent cash. while other
rehnericr held to 46oc. At the clote the Fed
erai vent drn at 4.G0c ret. less ] per cent
The london market for beet sugar was lrruer
with February at 0s q d. March. 0s ! I'D; May
os 8ad. raw here firm and unchanged CEN
trisugai 98 test 3 +5c, muscovado. ~ test
oyc ana rnoiasses sugar 80 test. roc Will
LETT 4 GRAY report the movement OF sugar AZ
the four United states ports as follows. Re
c,ipts p 495 tons. AGAINST 53.?33 the week
hefo~l and 5T3G5 iasr year. meiti1gs were
as 600 tons. against 30 900 ana 30. 600: total
stoog is a. 000 tons. against ~ 900 and l23 son
RICE-Prices uncha anged and tone generally
wFT s-cOPPER-standard steady: spot.
Fah~l1rv March. April and May quoted at ll.bO
al2 lOc London hrm, spot SO - q ed futures
;r5lvtio. I237is az soc. casting. l24i2 &c. TIN
weak spo, and Fe9fIery sl 90 t%'Vq'2 'tSc
weak: spot fl94 los. futures fi94 LEAD
Dull. I. +0G4 soc New York. 4.2su43 soc East ~
Louis Lond3n LEAD Si2 l0f g., 81 56 9rs =,
Louis. London 40 los. IRoN-Cieveiand war
rants f9s ~ IN Loneon I@ca4y steady 40
dsl5 IS. No / southern ami No i southern soft.
s'sM s'sMloLAssEs AND sYRUPs-steady but
NAVAL sToREs-spirits turpentine qule,
and a shade lower Rosln and tar steady and
OIis-Linseed OIL unchanged. Refined petro-
latfr1 iu sfcadv nd az recent prices
COTTON OIL-There was pressure in
the market ana al the close values we're 10 q
points net lower. Crude oil IN the south was
f.ing offered al 4ic gallon. equal % Zoo a
1ound for refined in tho local marset Local
Yester-
open. High. Low. Close day
MarcS. sfSTfaFy .... 7Id 7iG ri5 !!:4si -
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago Feb Predictions of a cold vsvr
in the Southwest put up the price ct wheat TO
dav There Is a to-el lack OF snow covering N
that section. Accordingly. fear was arousec scr
Inc winter crop Latest figures EFT the merkst
i,dLr higher than twenty-four hours previous.
v-ith corn dearer bv 40 lsc. oats. however. lost
T. Il 3sc ana provisions finished at 1lhGlI &c dc
cline Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
MOCK RECORD MISSING
..tificates Gone from Records
- of Robins Traction Co.
.s,ucHlSE CASE UP TO-DAY
,s s1,075,331, of Which
'.oaAf12 Is Real, More or
Less, Expert Says.

t,vast'cation begun yesterday by
A. 80. service Commission into the
es ,,e South Shore Traction Com
G'sS of the financial Undertakings Of
rsny' I. pobin. the indicted banker. Com
josiPa Maltb!e called attention TO sew
risso'... certificates OF stock removed
srsi s,o,t certificate book and TO the
~ = - srv record OF the certificates
'''a,i ..i,s they were substituted.
!. a-ged Arthur c. Hume. secretary Of
A' -. -. and Harold E. Weaver. chief
:; .,r ..e and general manager 70 take
es-, once 70 have the cancelled GER
nasted UP without delay.
..,-s Werner. The conpany's book
said one thousand OF the shares
'Ep~s vere turned over 90 former Dis
Z 50" ,.,orrev William Travers Jerome
=" - became counsel for Robin. Wer-
'.s, he turned over the stock 70 Je-
= q having been originally issued in
~..,sr's name By order of Robin and
=, any rayment by him to Robin or
~ sne else .-
-. property. and when Jerome was
- ss counsel on January 5, 1911 he
- n Werner had any stock belonging
o.,r SAID Werner 7 told him l had
.sorsspd shares Of the South Shore
- Comnany. which l thereupon
---s5 over % a.-.
=. :, ,-,p~ope~ and careless, 70 say the
-. "a have certificates that are signed
-4,s-s Of tre company loose and out
=. certificate book. under seal OF the
-,...,on. vaer there IS no authority 10
=. me specific certificates" said. Com
,.i,rer Ma.-ae.
NJ Werner said when the registrar Of
,,o,k the Columbia Trust Company re-
49, 20 register t1e new certificates. he
...,,,-ss that those for which they were
-.,g.5 had never been registered. The
-,- oHcer then consented 20 register the
-.-.,..stes Air. Werner said further that
80, n the certificates criticised by the
..-,rlss,oae- had been disposed Of on the
New-York tribune., 1911-02-02
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

lOTTON-Less active. ana new crop posi-
tons ruled relatively firm on reports OF an IN
favorable new crop outlook IN Texas WhlIe ule
old crop showed a tendency % drag owing 70
disappointing cables. the failure OF drygoocs re
ports tc indicate any improvement and continued
heavy receipts. The close was barely steady, net
5d- points lower Oh the old crop. but fgI points
higher on new crop deliveries. The marker
orered steady al q decline Of 5d5 polnts on old
crr1 months bur Loiuts higher on october.
which rejected Wall street buying and small
offerings Southern SPOT markets we're general NY
unchanged Port receipts for the day exceeded
carly estimates. owing 20 outside cearances, but
exucrts We're again heavy and 50 Tar Tor the
se4sou amount % = 10000 bales, compared Win
21l coo for the same date last year. The eN-
ports since the beginning OF the season this year
are within about 400 600 bales OF the high record
figures for the period. Local contract prices.