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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
CIRCUIT REPLIES TO DODGE
Says New Management of Union
Bank Deserves No Blame.

Edward NJ Grout issued statement yes
terday IN reply 10 the letter of Edward L.
Dodge, Deputy State Superintendent Of
Banks, saying that every report made by
the Union Bank and signed by its officers
after the reopening in 1908 was false and
that the officers of the bank knew or should
have known that the reports were false.
Mr. Dodges letter was written 10 O. II.
Cheney. who was az that time state SUI
perintendent Of Banking. on January a.
1911. and was introduced on Tuesday in the
evidence IN the investigation Of the clos
ing Of the Union Bank. Mr.. CIRCUITS state
ucent follows:
Every item in the letter Of Mr.. Dodge 20
Mr. Cheney dated January p. 1871, ana
read IN TUESDAY proceedings, Is an III, d9ii
which was inherited from the OLD pank.
Il is 4 good illustration OF the difflculues
with which the new management nad 70
labor
Clark Williams report. which ne had just
made 70 the Supreme Court, in which ne
found there was s750.OO0 surplus over capltal
OF $1,000. 900 and all liabilities and mace the
books conform thereto charging on Where
he recommended charging off and carrying
as good assets those which ne had re
ported as good. Thereafter, and thencefortn
the assets were assumed 70 be as ne ne
which led to the conclusion that an item
was not good in part or in whole.
During the time the bank was opened a
large amount was marked on. The par
ticular items which Mr.. Dodge mentions
as being falsely reported were reported
and carried on the books Just as Mr.. w IL
Jams had reported them 70 the supreme
Court There was various collateral heid
against them, and all circumstances con-
corning them known TO me we're given 70
the bank examiners
To show how difficult II was 70 get the
facts which Mr.. Dodge now has IN hand,
may refer 10 the fact that in July Of last
year, after he had been in charge OF the
bank for upward Of three months, ne
made return 10 the Tax Commissioners Of
the assets Of the bank showing S7OOVo
above liabilities and paid the taxes there
on. and II was not until last January,
when he had been in charge for ten
months. that he wrote the letter read on
Tuesday.
The new management was not responsi-
bic for A single one Of the items which
Mr. Dodge refers 10. and I repeat again
that no false report was knowingly made
BY me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Aug O. - CATTLE - Receipts.
900 strong 6esyes s5gsT co. Texas steers &c rs
stockers ana feeders. sass so; cows and
hefers 81 COG $50 10; calves, 50 i6sss-
HoGs-ReceiDts % y 900 slow az s s9a.- s so
ss% 50 s9s5 o. S9Se s 9 S Sas Of h .s.
81 % n & 81 SHEEP-Receipts. 90. 900; weak;
Satiye ss559s525: western 81 5oa SO rs;
vearlings, 81 75as4 rs; lambs. native. So 80
So rs. Western. 81 % 9s6 80
1.O4S; quiet: good 70 choice medium and heavy
steers strong light butchers cattle heavy ana
15Q25c lower; stockers, g 500 So 50: heitsrs.
and strong to go higher, sS9ss HOES
Receipts. 1000; active and strong. SC higher;
paS1'r sows S5sss Is; pigs and lights. $40
81 So sHEEP-Receipts. 6,717. steady, 81 90
as3 80; lambs 1O9l5c lower. IS 25as7 Is
East Buffalo. Aug 9rcATrbE.Rsoeg55S.ss s
active. Csc higher. 50 5Oq$9; HoGs-Re.
ceipts 900; active & ioc higher; neayy ana anS
Tsd Ssgss o' Y9rs5s 90 ana .a nss
dallfes. 81 50ds7 90 SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts 500 active XsaTitiSSgs -o S.a nifns,
S So S sSe s2 %f5ssF' 81 sSs:8S5
Kansas city Aug. e.-GATTLE-Reeeipt.
oCC niigdns 5000 sSu bssg ana eapoe
steers. SO 50Gs7 so; fair 70 good, s5fsS 40;
western, IS a 50 SIS; stockers and feeders. So 30
n 80 tOs southern Sft 60 Nof 10 1--WE 10y
81 so. native, So 500 So heifers. So 1887 IS;
bulls So i5fS4 40 calves, Says HOGS
Receipts 5000: steady 20 10c lower; bulk OF
sales 81 4O4S7 60; heavy. 81 o0gs7 50 pack,
ers and butchers. 81 AS 81 70: lights. 81 30 y
81 70 sHEEP-Receipts 5000; strong 20 l5o
higher: lambs. S51s6 rs; yesrlings, stGs4 SO;
wethers 81 25GsS 70: ewes. s39s3 80, stock
ers and feeders. So 50fs3 10.
rBy Telegraph 20 The Tribunel
Louisville. Aug. p-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 2. T0s HAP for the three DAYS this
week active demand for choice lambs. and
on the best there a slight irnprov ement;
bulk OF TOP lambs. $50 So so: some few fancy
heavv central Kentucky lambs a shade better
seconds. 81 81 %. culls. 81 SOC So; fat sheep.
81 5OQS3. medium and common sheep very
dull: choice Western stock ewes ready sale;
common and plain ewes very dull.
lBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
St. Louis, Aug. e-CATrLE-Receipts. 4i57;
good 70 choice cattle steady; common ard me-
dunn grass. lOGl5c lower. steers, 81 eoasT 40;
he,fers, % 1887. cows. 81 s0ds5 %. Southern
steers. 50 4oaS5 30. HoGS-Receipts. e772 tair-
ly active and 5dlec lower. choice medium 70
heavy weights. s. 10GS7 SIS bulk Of sales. 81 IS
as7 rs: best lights. s. 30G$I IS; pigs, IS $50
81 10 SHEEP-Receipts 5.202. lambs ioG l5c
lower sheep steady. market active. lambs s. 50
qS6 IS. medium. 81 50dS5 % Gull lambs s2Gs%;
sheep. S3aS8 50. common $2qS2 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled in the United States Court yes
terday:
BARNET and WILLIAM WlLTCHIk
composing the firm of Witchik x Wlltchk.
manufacturers Of paper boxes formerly al
No s. Bowerv and No. $50 Greene stree
involuntary Creditors: Box Board and
Lining Company. 1896; Piermont Paper ON
pany 1910. and London y captain $500
Liabilities. 81. 0OOs assets $1,000.
HUNTS POINT AMUSEMENT COM
PANY moving picture show, at lntervaIe
avenue and Kelly street. The Bronx IN
voluntary Creditor: Henry Seligman, Sie5
Insolvencv- and preferential payments al
legged. Liabilities. $1,000: assets, $500.
FREDERICK A ROSE. confectioner. ct
No 1856 Broadway. corner l6lst street; IN
voluntary Creditors William 5. Wright,
81 900: George s. Schultz, 800. and WA
mock COMPANY, S21 Insolvency and pref
erential payments and transfer OF property
alleged. Liabilities. 10000, assets. $4,000.
John REYNOLDS, surviving member OF
the firm of NJ & J. REYNOLDS. dealers in
drvgoods. at No. col Eighth avenue; in
voluntary. Creditors. Abraham 6. Bern
stein, 1855; Abraham Laski. So. and II. d.
Clarin COMPANY S2si. Liabilities were not
given assets, $1,000.
PRICE J. MOSES. Of No. q Broad street,
voluntary Liabilities. $50. 325: no assets.
THE creditors include Daniel Fraser, SPA
400: American National Bank. 5000: Mary
Frances Hoyt. $4,000 all of Washington
and s. Preston Moses. Boston. sll5OO.
SAMUEL BERGMAN. Of No. - East
Nth street, voluntary. Liabilities, Sl.6hi,
no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

FLON & AND MEAL--Flour inactive. Spring
81 % winter patents, 81 3oas4 so. spring clears.
s44S4 80 extra No 1 winter s. 4ogSo 90. extra
80 winter 50 25aS8 IS Kansas !. s so1.s Is
81 25aSi As. fancy spring patents, SO 2o1ss 40;
RYE FLOUR--steady; quoted Far to good
s. E0dS4 70. choice 70 fancy, 81 s0qS5. CORN
M MIC and Yellow. acsa = sSas o. coarse 81 300
81 35 FEED-Western spring. S24 %. standard
middlinE S27 IS flour do. sSi TO- red dog
So 10. city bran. 500 80 bulk. s24 so sacks mid
dling. 81 5oq$32. red dog. s32 10 benny chop'
ga 81 bulk s2j 70 sacks oilrneal. s35GS35 20.
PRovIsIONs-Firrner early. owing 10 small
receipts OF hogs and higher prices az me Yards:
bur there was selling on the advance and prices
late IN the dav were easier. PORk-steadyi
mess. So 254sle so tamlly SIS 75gs2S ,h or
s ssTv 'ls Sc S9si a. psekst si2gslt so extra
india mess SIS 50dSlg BEEF HAMS-s3o4
$50 20 DRESSED HOGs-Firm. bacons. lOesc,
IA IT, 70 cur ME4Ts-PicEiet bellies st.sd9. 10
n l2it6 l3c. Y n, uae. 4 10 iO;i picked y q
az rAPp-Fasi.r. Mid4ls West. eao ioc city
duu si49s+c. refined steady. Continent 0 o0c; .
South America, 10. 25c. Brazil. Kegs II Zoc' CON-
pound. 7Nd7a.c. srEARiNE-oleo' sac city
"a Maintenance very arm. and nearly
everytody was quoting standard granulated ~ an
advance n, 20 POINTS or at S.15c nef. less Ter
cent The American quoted the old price OF D Csc
net less . but was not inclined 10 axe many
higher. with August al rs 4ltd September AS
sEF ana October 20 December l3t SAd Raw
bare firm and nomlnally unchanged WIN nign-
- prices asked but for the last sales ne basis
~ ale was quoted for centrifugal muscovado.
% test. lie. and molasses sugar 80 test' ~ ~
The MEETINGS o. ports fer the week were osooO
,c,s agairs, So. 400 last week and 300 last
vesr Receipts were Al, 400, against ~ Sp ana
80 900 and stock IS 202.cco against 2ls.ooo ana
ga. 900.
pTCE-Firrn And unchanged
-coPPER-Stanfard daiet spot,
- i7i9 4l2 3Tiac. August. September ana Ccto-
49, f2gO1f2 3Ti-c London dull; spot, 900 -
a. futures f57 2s 81 Arrivals az New York
,oAsy $50 tons Custom House returns show
a,rorts o, @ sis tons far this inonth Lake
sonnsr IL T5Rlsc. electrolytic. l2o2H1i2 Iaoi
essting i237h9l25o rlN-Qnis' spot. ~ 30
ia gTt1e August. AZ T0q43 zoe september,
10 sol5 ~ roc. October Al T5f42 CSC. and Novsn-
~ Al 251a2c London easy: spot, fles l5s: fu-
,ures. fiss iFs. LEAD-Quiet, t'oq4 boe New
ia IDS Sd sPELTER-strong, spot. do5D
= i5c New York o0a6c East 81 Louis Sales.
IA tons East St L0ua. september delivery, az
ooc and 50 tons. October, az bsoe London,
f25 l5s ANTIMONY-Quiet. Cookson's. sog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
HOLDS ITS FIRST ELECTION
2. G.. Converse Will Head New
Bankers Trust Company.

The merger Of the Bankers Trust Com
pany and the Mercantile Trust Company
was completed YESTERDAY and the merged
institution viii be known as the Bankers
Trust Company. At the meeting Of the
directors held yesterday. w c. Poilon.
president of the Mercantile Trust Com
pany. and Rudolph Ellis, president Of the
Fidelity Trust Company, Of Philadelphia,
We're elected directors
The election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows Z. c. Converse. president. BENJAMIN
Strong. lr.. W c. Poillon, D. f. Pomeroy,
F. l. Kent. H. 3. Thorne, vice-presidents,
r. n B. Close, secretary; and George W.
Benton. treasurer.
W G. Poillon who was made a director
Of the Bankers Trust Company. was the
president of the Mercantile II. g. Thorne.
who was also made a vice-president Of the
Bankers Trust. was vice-presdent Of the
Mercantile George W. Benton. who was
elected treasurer, was formerly treasurer
Of the Mercantile Trust.
The old Offices Of the Mercantile Trust
COMPANY at No 10 Broadway, Will be
maintained as a branch az the Bankers
Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. aug a---wHEATr-sspo, arr 70
Manitoba "a SID No 3. 10 Nd futures rrIn
0cfober IS I'D December. - 2isd. CORN
$40, nrn new American mixed. IS SD. old.
s. SD. new, American. kiln dried bs o. futures
steady: September s. a. 9e,9eer s. "a FLo o.. r
cine CoasO. 81 i0sdfs BEEF-EKtra india
mess T3s % PoRK-Prim- mess. Western.
Toa "A WAMs-shor cut. T2s sd BACON
Cumberland CUT. J4s short rib ISs clear bellies.
SIS ca lons clear niealcs, .ght. 55s 20 heavy.
~ "a short clear backs 4ss SHOULDERS
S1uare. AIS 6d LARD-Prims Western. tierces.
ass "a American refined. pals. ass. CHEESE
canadian anest white. new. sos colorei SOS 81
TTIRPENTINE-epirits BIS al RosTN-Com-
men. i5s 4i1d INSTRUMENTATION 6ied.
TINsEED OILS 81. COTTONsEED OIL
Hull refined SPOT, 2as "a. TALLow-Australian.
IN London 32s ia prime city 3iA Sd
" onion. Aug s-SuGAR-Rnw centrifugal
i5s muscovado las Cd. BEET suGAR-August.
,4s 4iad LINsEFD-calcutta. Augus;-Septem-
~ gss sd. LINsEEp OIL--i0s SPERM OIL
is4 ZOE PETROL EUM-American refined
6ild spirits 6Hd. TURPENTINE-spiri,s 97s
SID ROsIN-Ameiican strained. las nne
Ia Artwerp. Aug. s--PETRoLEUM-ie francs 7:
centlmcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

spot quiet. with prices 10 points higher at
u 40c for mddllng upland; sales. 200 bales.
Liverpool cables: spot neglected: sales, 1000
bales, speculation and export. 500: American,
8 600. imports. 10 600 American. 5000. mid1ling
upland 500. Futures opened weak az 12ql+
points decline closed very steady az net de
cline Of 4qs points. August 6.3sd, August
September. 623i2d, September-O October, 6.O2 I'd
October November. 597d: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
3 93i-d: December-January. 5.e3d January
February. 5.94d. February-March. 5e5 -sd;
March April. j.9Ti5d. April-Nay. 5.9sisd; May
June. GOOi2d.
COFFEE-There was another big day. sales
amounting 20 $500 bags, but price changes
we're comparatively narrow, and the market
closed steady at points decline 20 points
advance. There was some liquidation in Sep
TENDER and some active selling IN the later
positions. but offerings were well absorbed
and the undertone was very steady. Europe
was lower. Havre closing az a decline 81 4 n D
franz. while Hamburg was unchanged 20 u
pfennig lower Rio and Santos were un-
changed spot frm Rio IS. l3i4c. Local
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New YORK. August 9. 1911

pFFvEs-Recsipts 14lh cars. or 2oll
Mad" "a cars on sale. steers slow for com.
Ion hut steady: others IN better demand and
a., 70 Zoe higher bulls IN oversupplv ana
~ lower. COWS fell IN 25c at the upper Yards
ana thin cows AZ jersey City were 25c lower;
to,.a Sat cows steady Common 20 prime
,Snrs sold A, 81 so So S. per 100 10 bulls
60 sodSl IS: COWS 81 50GS4 80. Dressed beef
s y slow At sd0c Exports all 20 Bermuda
az cattle and 81 sheep.
feaiss-J Shamberg & Son. 90 virginia
s,sars lass 10 average. So IS per 100 ID. %,
$40 In s. So: IS West Virginia. 1872 10. SO 81
~ IiO2 10. SO ~ "a kentucky. 1000 ID, SO. iS
ohio fOil 10, s. 50. g. 1896 ID. s. 33
sevton g Co. 10 West virginia steers 1908
A. al s.. 90. 1913 H. So as "a, 1853 10. SO 05.
rs sanders 20 Virginia steers. 1925 10. 50 IS
20 1881 10. 50 As. g. 1907 b. So 40. 20. 1los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
WATER RENTS CLIMBING HIGH
Commissioner Thompson Tells Mayor a
New Record Is in Sight.

Commissioner Thompson Of the Water
Department informed the Mayor Yesterday
that the receipts for the first seven months
Of this year for water rents aggregated
60 1917 974. II was added that this foreshad-
owed an estimated revenue Of sl9,OoOOoo for
the full wear from that source and the
Commissioner said that figure would estao-
Ish a new high water mark for the depart
ment.
An approved system OF accounting "hlcn
was established last year in Manhattan anu
extended this year 70 all the oorousns was
said by the Commissioner 70 be responsible
for the increased revenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
IS SHARES SOLD; NOT 2,o15.

The record breaking sale Of 2'Olo shares
Of National Bank Of Commerce stock re-
ported on the Stock Exchange on Tuesday
turns out 10 have been mistake. Instead
il should have been thirty-ive shares
The correction appeared on the official
sheet Yesterday. as follows: I'm Tuesdays
list sales Of Bank Of Commerce stock, 10
shares al 30, 500 shares al 207, 500 shares
at 2osi. and 1000 shares az 2O6' should
have been 10 shares at 21o, at 2lo' at
BOZ. ; at POSI- and 10 at 2O6.' The mistake
in the figures. which had all Wall Street
wondering. was made by the Stock EX-
change printer who makes up the days
table Of stock sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

s.50c IRON-cleveland warrants 4os "a IN
ana No / Southern soft. $i4 75Gsi5 %
MOLASsEs AND sYRUPs-Dul ana u"-
changed
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpentins steady
Resin higher Tar unchanged
OIIs-Rehned petroleum steady at recent
prices Liuseed oil steady az decline oil aooHt
Dc TO s5Gsec for city oil. Standard white. peIro-
leurn bbis New York and Philadelphia. 25c'
cases T5c water white bbs, 23c, bulk.
75c: cases e75c: LINsEED OIL-AmerieaInl
seed city raw. s5Gssc, out-of-town raw o+~
s5c; Calcutta raw. e5c lard oil, osTIZc'
COTrONsEED OIIs-Quiet. but after some
weakness early the market had partial rally.
closing las points net lower Local conuac,
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

Temperature VIII be slightly lover THURSDAY
IA the middle plains states and Friday N me
south plains states and the middle MISSISSIPPI
Vallev 49,. t,ag
10 important temperature changes are i sl
csteS for the Eastern and Southern states hui -
ing M next forty-eight hours ~,
rhe winds along the New England coast WI!
N. light variable mostly south and southNsst
,,taSia Atlantic coast light variable south AZ
iantic coast. light varnble, except noae C.is
southeast and east on Florida coast east S'uli
Sosst moderate variable with probably Squalls
uss, Cult coast moderate variable, hlohi .
LAKES moderate northeast ,-,.sv
Steamers departing THURSDAY for EuioSsnI
,oy,s will have moderate variable Nlnas anu
Generally fair weather 20 the Grand bahhA'
Forecast for special Localites For Ne"
England. Generally fair to-day and Friday' hoi
r,ucb change IN temperature. light Fariaol-
,,,,,ds mostly south ana southwest.
For Eastern New York, Eastern PennsylVs-
MA New Jersey, Delaware Maryland bistr'e'
~ columbia Fair to-day and probably Friday
M, much change IN temperature light variable
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. Western Ne"
work. Probably fair Thursday and Friday hsh'
IA moderats variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

~'ls Record and Forecast -Vsshinston
~ o--ha weather vas unusuals "afh
sasy over 'nc interior ~ the western
- niies. Afkansas. Oklahoma. Kansas sna
1"s'tern Missouri whore readings 81 ioi
S o. higher yer. recorded The niEhes'
= reported from any point was 1oe degrees
Sehfsf1ia Kan
-, 90. veCfhci continues over the Nof'h
~. ~an2aisn provinces and over the northern
~. N'its from Minnesota westward 70 Mon
|e'.. me temperatures havs no' changed &c
- IN ne Eastern districts and are slightly
e -. Ne normal IN practically all districts eas'
!, - Mississippi River
..-ai@ll during tho asst twsnty-tour hours
- 'sl1 ann local connred principally 90 the
~. +isn''e and eastern CUR states and the
:, sssissippl VALLEY
,,,. Ao'estlons are hat the weather will be
q, isir throughout the country Thurs
/ t,.s ffidag EXCEPT tha. there will be scat
n,,. 'No~eis Do the south Atlantic and Gun
ar,. .ha unsettled weather in the upper MISS
'aisy and The Northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Aug e-While awaiting the govern
ment crop report. wheat owners to-day took
profits ana e' advances IN price be more 'nar
wiped out Corn received support because -
the nghtness OF receipts. oats had no inde-
pendent action let-up IN demand By inves-
tors brought about a break IN hog prices ana
pork was strung out from i7iac decline 70 be
advance with lard and ribs dropping, but net %
exceed a nickel Range 81 prices,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
Furnished by williams. Mcconnell & Coleman.
40. go Wall street,
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
- Maturing lNll-2I
'' / Furnished by Swartwout & Appenzeiar No ~

FURNISHED BY SWartWout & Appenzeiiar, No. ~
Pine street
Name Maturity Int Weld
Atlantic Coast Line Z 2 G, IL. 4-s "a
b q p a. O. 1872. .......... a. a.
Central q Georgia 4ia-5 p c, loll-'i7. ~ -,
Central z of y p C. 19l1-'i7 sec. ~ a.,
Chesapeake & Ohio p C.. fgl1-'17 .... "a 49,
Chicago e Alton 1888 C.. 19l1-'19. "a
Chicago & East III 4iz-5 c. l9li-'i7.. AZ A..
Chicago r I < 4iz-6 p G. lgll-19... ~ "A
Gin Ham & Day 49, p c. 1911 20. 5is ~
Delaware & Hudson "a c. 1922 coo. Al -
Erie 4-4i7-j @. i0ll-'l7 ............. ~
Hooking Valley 49,. p C. l9ll-'1s....5 "a
X O. TT & II 4ia c. 19ll-'15 ....-.. =. "a
Kansas Ciiy southern ~ o, G lgil-l5 .. -.
Missouri Pacific p G. 19l1-1T..-..... "a 4A
Mobile & Ohio 4-6 p c. l9ll-16 ....... ~
y Central Lines 2 g. l9ll-'22 zoe. "a a.
Norfolk e. Western p g. 19l1-'l6... a. 49,
Pennsylvania "a p C, 1911 ....... "a, Al
81 Z. d : j. 1898 C, 1911 ....-.. 50 a.
do guar q 4 + ? E, lDll-. 20. a.
seahoard Air Line ~ 3 p c. bill. -
Southern R'way 3ia-4-4is e. i9il-21 So ~
Virginian Railway ; . C.. 1911 70. .... "a a.
wabash Railroad AIS q. 1871 p -. SO a.
Wheeling & 7 Erie 4l7-5 C.. lall- y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

Blabe,t temperature YESTERDAY IS aesrees'
owes, 70 average. rs average for correspond
me da,a Las, year 20, average for corresponding
date last thirty-three years 20 80 ,,oh.biv
Local Forecsst--FAir to-day ana p''DA''
Friday. nght variable WINDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
CORN SHOWS LARGE Loss
Pessimistic Government Report
on Condition August |.
STOCKS FALL ON THE NEWS
Western Railroad Shares Lead
Decline, but Staple Markets
Were Closed.

Washington. Aug s-The total production
Fl the principal crops of the United states
CO.. 1911. as indicated by their condition on
august ! reported by the United States
T,sna-trnert OF Agriculture TODAY IL as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEhRANCEs.

tDITON-FOIloWing The Sharp decline Of
Tuesday. the market developed a decidedly firm
er tone and there a sharp advance In prices.
Weak cables attributed TO the influence OF
the English railroad strike. After a slight
opening decline the market advanced until new
crop positions were selling about "a TO % points
above the closing figures ~ Tuesday. The final
tone ~ the market very steady. and while
last prices showed a net loss Of = points on
August, new crop months were from % 70 %
points net higher Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

Local oarc,nl Reconcile following ofelsi
record from N. Weather Bureau shows VIC
changes N the temperature for the last 'wen'y-
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
E.,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
AIABANA Great soUTHEEN

1911 1910 1909
An -,E in July sl2sJGs si3tc0s Se9,550
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
SEED PRICES.

Toledo Aug 8 -- CLOvERsEED - Prime.
sll 65: October Sill as December, sll 40. March.
slI 40 No 2 81 90; No 3. $40 95; rejected.
$40 70 no established grade. $40 down 20 IS.
ASK E--Pr.me. 50 50; August 50 so, December.
50 90. March, 50 eo. TIMOTHY-Ausust, - 10,
September. So -.