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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11

grades 81 $685. so. Dressed calves slow; CITY
dressed veals II l14c; choice selected l0c'
country dressed sni21zc.
age so per 100 NJ 10. 1917 10. IS; COW: ~
10. So $50 West virginia calves. 1s5 10. - 20.
Sanders. II Western calves zoo 10 - %
So 270 10. 81 Is o.
Kerns Commission Company: s vesIs. i2s
ID, 81
Mcpherson & CO.: So Pittsburg calves. $50
SHEEP AND LaMBs-Rcceipts. Is cars. or
3,92s head 1914 cars on sale. sheep Wers
steady, with no prime HANDY sh*ep ons'~e
lambs In demand al yesterday prices, no
choice Kentucky stock on sale common 20
good sheep sold at s. 50ns4 per loo ID: culls;
So: poor 20 good lambs at f5msI 81 Dressed
mutton steady at ga aszc: dressed lambs AZ
sales-McPherson & Co: 2s3 Maryland
lambs 81 II average. 81 37i1 per 100 ID: .33
West Virginia. 81 10. 81 1871 West virgins
Tobn Il shannon: 24i Kentucky lambs 81
Ii. 81 %; $50 Virginia. 81 10. SO 90: go. 20 n.
IS, lt3 Ohio. 81 III. So %: ia Ohio sheep. 80
Kerns Commission Company e52 virginia
Newton & Co: 1915 virginia lambs. 81 ID:
81 -; 1875; 81 lb. SO IS; 10 sheep iol H. 81 o
]. shamberg & Son: 2so West virginia
lambs. &C. Ii. 81 80: 2ls. sislb. 81
3 Judd & Co: Is pennsylvania lambs u
HOGS-Receipts. II ears. or i.152 head in-
GLIDING half ear for the market Fsslins
arm. and good Hight hogs sold at s7s5 per
100 H. o..
sales-s. Judd & Co: a. state hogs. i32 %
average. 81 - per. 100 10 roushs. 81 10.
SO 10 Late yesterday. 80 state hogs. pos 10.
s Sanders date Yesterday 81 Pepnsyiva-
MIA hogs i43 10 81 SO: roughs 2s5 III. 50
Andrew Mullen 80 state hogs. i2s ID. - 90
g. l75 Ii. 81 rs O. 254 ID. 81 81 81 2ss -.
stag 3aO III. 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions were
filed yesterday In the United states Court;
Alfred - Benjamin, stock broker, 81 no.
20 Broad street. voluntary. Liabilities S4.-
57S and nominal assets $40. Mr.. BenIa-
min filed the petition 10 stop an examina-
ton IN supplementary proceedings yester-
day on a judgment obtained by y. u. Put
nam for s264 Judge Holt stayed the pro-
ccedings for year. This is Mr.. BenJa-
MINIS second time I'm bankruptcy. pc
t!tion was flied against him on october %,
1904 when his liabilities We're Ss0,5I9, and
he received a discharge on July l.. 1896.
Albert II. Terhune dealer I'm dry goods
at No. 1774 Amsterdam avenue. involun.
tary Judge Holt appointed a. Gordoa
Murray receiver. bond $4,000. and authoe.
tied him 20 continue business twenty days
Assets are $50 00o.
The Alone Manufacturing Company.
piurnb ers' specialties. AT No. 3S5 LeXins-
ton avenue. involuntary II was alleged
that the company was insolvent and trans
ferred 4 large quantity OF merchandise 20
creditors 70 prefer them. Judge Holt APP
pointed Alfred G. Coke. tr.. receiver. La
bilities SO 600. and assets 5000.
The Baresi Coal Company, az No. fis
East l2lst street involuntary II was al
legged that the company was insolvent and
made preferential payments. Assets do not
exceed $1,000
Eduardo Romano. shoe dealer at No. 30
First avenue. involuntary. II was alleged
that he was insolvent and sold his stock.
worth $500. TO an aucttonesr.
Andrew +. Puckrin, Of No. 500 West l5sth
street voluntary. Liabilities sl.629 and as
sets so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
EOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug 1o-wHBAT-spot hrm. Ma
Manftoba Is 1911. No 3. Tad, tutures
nervous October, Is 2@.d. December. Is 3'sd.
CORN-Spot hrm new American mixed 5s BAD.
old SIS Sid: new American, kiln dried. IS %.
futures frm: September. Us Tltd, October, IS
SID FLOUR-Winter patents. rs u. h9Ps-
In London Pacific COAST. e i0sdfs. BEEF
Extra India mess. 73s I'd. PORK-Prime mess.
Western us I'd HAMS-Short cut. rs 80.
BACON-Cumberland cut. 5is, short ribs, Sos,
clear bellies 56s; long ele,r middles, light. SOS:
heavy Sos short clear backs, ass. SHOCL
DERS-Square, AIS LARD-Prime Western.
tierces ass Cd American refined. pals As.
CHEESB-Csnadisn finest white new, b9s col
ored, new. 59s Sd. TALLOW-Prine city. 3is
81. TURPENTINE-Spiri, SIS 81. ROSIN--
Common. los 4i.d. PETROLEt M-Rerned, sid.
LINSEED OILS Sd. COTTONSEED OIL
HUI refined spot 28s ioiad. TALfOW-Aus-
tralian in London 32s I'D.
London. Aug. lO-SUGAR-Rsw. centrlfugal.
i5s: muscovado, lbs Sd. BEET SUGAR
August, las 7lsd LINsEED oIL-4os 80, LIN
SEED-Calcutts August September. 6Is. SPERM
OfI.-f34 los PETROLEUM American refined.
SID; spirits. ed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3's
% ROsIN-Americsn strained. las fine.
lis 3D.
Antwerp. Aug. 9-PETRoLEUM-i francs
: ffyr,as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
FILES CLAIM AGAINST MEXICO
Father of DR.. Foster, Shot During
War, Acts for Young Mans Family

Colonel John NJ. Foster. president OF the
Foster Engineering Company, OF Newark
has filed claim through the state De-
partment AT Washington against the Mex
lean government for the death Of his foster
son. DR.. Arthur L. Foster. II Is alleged
that Or. Foster was killed by Mexican
soldiers in Alamo. Mexico. last June. Or.
Foster is said 10 have been attending
wounded insurgents az Alamo when shot.
Or Foster was graduated from the
Hahnemann Medical College In Phladel-
pha zen years ago. He practised IN that
city for time and was married there.
He went West with his family five years
ago and settled IN Los Angeles The claim
has been filed on behalf cf DR. Fosters
family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11

ceiver Of the Twenty eighth & Twenty
ninth streets Crosstown Railroad Com
pany urging the commission to give es-
peclaI consideration TO the poverty stricken
condition OF that company before insisting
upon the carrying out OF the order. No
further communication was received from
this company yesterday.
The answers OF the companies will be
taken up at the meeting OF the commission
on Monday II was said yesterday at the
office OF the commission that. although the
agitation which brought about the transfer
order looked to the restoration OF the s.
cent transfer system. the present action
OF the companies complies with the order
since no definite rate was specified No
opinion on the and 1O-cent system now
offered would be expressed by any mem
Der OF the commission yesterday
Several OF the counsel for the various
companies said the scheme offered was the
best that the companies could do. II any
lower rates are demanded by the commits
sion. they said they would have to enforce
their orders through the courts. where the
companies would make a vigorous fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
STOCKHOLDERS TO LOSE ALL
Committee Reports Middlekauff Con
Germ Practically Without Property.

Plainfeld, y j. Aug 10 (Specian The
special committee appointed by the stock
and bond holders Of the National Mining
and Leasing Company to investigate the
companys affairs has completed its re
port. and within few DAYS a meeting Of
the stockholders will he called 20 decide
uron further action. The company was in
corporated February 8. 1877. under the laws
~ Arizona. by T = MiddlekaUff and his
wife, Addie NJ Middlekauf. the capital
stock being lOo0 600 shares AZ the per
value Of 81 = share
The committee reports that 81 cannot
reach any other conclusion than that the
stock and bond holders must expect total
tcss on what property that NAV be claimed
by the National Mining and Leasing Com
panv. il being 81 such small value that n
would not pay the cost Of the legal eX-
Tenses in recovering the same"
After the death OF AIiddlekauf IN an au-
tcmobile accident ar Chester. y 7. sew
eral months age the dividends on the
stock stopped. and this led 70 the invest
cation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Aug 10. : CATTLE - Rseeip,.
1000; strong; beeves s54s6 as Texas . steers;
and feeders s3Gs5 50. cows and hsfers, 81 20
ass 10. calves. 81 T5Gss HoGs-Reosipts.
ing prices Hight. g. 2Oes7 20: mir-d: s. Q
81 so heavy. s. s5aST 20. roughs. SO IS y
81 10, good 70 choice heavy. 8 iogS7 10. pigs
S8as 81 65. bulk ot sales. 81 25as7 81 SHEEP
Receipts 10000: steady; native. % 23qS IS;
Western. 81 504s3 10 yearlings - I5gN 49i
lambs. native So IS es6 90 western 81 /"
East Bunslo, Aug lo-cArrLE-Receipt.
$50. slow and unchanged HEAd~RseeIp's
$50: active and steady; So sog@ HOES
Receipts 200. steady 70 SC lower heavy.
81 s59ss mixed. Workers ard pigs ssq@ ~;
roughs SO $3.50 90: stays S59<s: dairies
oao go SH ,5 ASD .S ss 4od sssb.r
others steady. lambs, stfs11s. yearlngs.
81 759s5 IS. w-thers. s4as4 IS. ewes. $50
Cincinnati Aug Io-CArrLE-Receipts
1887. good 70 choice MEDIUM and heavy
steers strong; butchers cattle slow and about
steady a. ysst 81 d prices s's e 5s2
calves. slow and q SOC lower 90 256s 80
HoGs--Receipts 3,0s8. generally steady a.
iishts' s46s7so. sHEEP%Receipt. 800:
strong, 1oc, higher, other grades unchanged
Kansas CITY Aug 1o-cArTLE-Eeceipt,
s 500 including 9 800 southerns; steady %
1oc lower; dressed beef and export .teers.
Sc 3o1s7 50: fair 70 good. $5Gs6 80: Western
steers 81 40 q SO so. stocksrs and feeders. SO 50
q s. 90. Southern steers. So 1898: Southern
cows 81 1884 50: native cows. 50 5ods5 -.
native heifers s4ds7 20. bulls. 50 IOa 81 80:
calves s4aS7 HOGS-Receip 5000 strong
bulk ot sales. 81 4o6s7 90 heavy. 81 40 n
1925 packers and Butchers 81 As 4 81 62i7 !.
lights. 81 30d$7 IS. SHEEP-Receipts. 5000.
Csc higher. Utah lambs. 81 Is. lambs s. 81 %
81 -. yearlines, s4dSi so; wethers. "a - .
81 70. ewes. sass so, stockers ard feeders.
s. 50aS3 IS.
lBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Louisville. Aug. '0.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. BIS. X $50 for the four DAYS this
week. good demand for choice lambs and
market active ar steady prices; bulk 81 best
lambs, So So some fancy higher With light
Western Kentucky ard Tennessee down n So 10
81 23, seconds. S4Q 81 %, culls SO. down fat
sheep. SO, down, good demand FOR prime West
ern stock ewes; plain native ewes dull.
b. Telegraph 70 The Tribune
81. Louis. Aug. 0.-CATTLE-Receipts. A
4s6. choice steady, all others toG15c lower;
market active. steers SO 9o9s7 40; heifer-
s. 9s6 90; cows. 81 s0QS5 90; Southern steers
So 30 2 So 81 HOGs-Receipts, 5000. active
and &c higher choice medium 20 heavy
weights. 81 70ds7 So: bulk 81 sales, 81 900
81 So best light So 81 IS. pigs, So q q % 10
SHEEP-Receipts. 4 sos. fairly active and -
f20c higher or lambs. medium 10 choice
lambs, 50 15Ts7. ordinary lambs. $3.50
s. 30. Gull lambs. s3ds4. sheep. 50 25Ts3 IS;
common sheep S2Ds3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR STEEL
Report Shows Untitled Orders
Amount to 3,584.085 Tons.

Continued improvement in the steel bust
ness is shown in the United States Steel
Corporations monthly statement OF I'M
filled orders issued yesterday as OF July
81. The report showed untitled orders on
the books on that date of 3.5S4OS5 tons.
which was an increase OF 223,027 tons over
the preceding month. The orders now on
hand are the largest since July 81. year
ago. when they stood at 5.970.9Sl tons.
The increase in untitled tonnage for July
was much larger than has been generally
expected in the trade, and the fact that
this new business mad been secured with lit
tie new buying by the railroads indicated.
steel men said. that the general steel busi-
ness OF the country was exceptionally good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
FIOTTR AND MEAIl-Flour drm. but

FLOUR AND MEai-Flour hrm. out busi-
ness quiet Spring patents 81 200 50 In; win
$500 sfsas so spring ciears s4ssi so extra
40 { winter. 81 iOaS3 so: extra No = winter.
fancy spring patents so gnaS6 80 RYE
FLouR-FIrm fair 70 good 81 2 S9n = 20.
enG,ge Kin d'isd ss5 BAG MEAL~Fine
WHITE and Yellow. 81 35dsl ~; coarse. 81 3og
81 -. FEED-Vcstern spring; So 70 stand
ard rniddling. ST -: -four do. S3l 10: red dog
sg. 10, city bran s23 80 bulk s2+ 80 sacks.
mldlling ST. 90 ~ S22 red dog. S32 TO- hominy
chop 81 30 bulk. SO N sacks; oilmeaL $500
PRoyIsIoNs-Firmer early. but gave way
under heavy selling IN syTpatsng w''n sns
s1n 254Sl9 30: family. sls - n SO short ciea
SIC 2JGSl7 80. BEEF-Firm. mess sIl6
sii so FAMILY. sl2 5oasl3 packet M24
sl2 80 extra India mess SIS 50psl0 BEEF
noes 1 Bacons' iotsc 80 10. 1oAe; lao 10;
iaT,c. 40 H. iO7.c: pigs. tf%c. CUT MEATS
- 10. Zoe. Picked hams. 1tc; TALL0W-
Tirin. city. Gisc: country . 7, d6@c LARD
Eas er. Middle West. se5 GOOSE city steady ;
sIgdsa.c. refined. Continent, p5oc; South
n,erica. 10 25c. Brazil kegs ll2Sc. Com
mound ~ aTsc. sTEARINE-Firm. cleo
-. &c. city lard. ia llisc.
TGAR-Reaners were asking fun basis ~
4 re net. less per cent cash. with the ex-
c.ptior Of the American. which continued 20
elosed arm with 80 asked for centritugals
sales we're A. an advance " more than NC.
about 100. 200 bags being sold on Tue paris OF
1 Sc and then az 4sTL-c, and the market
closed a. 4eTtac for centrifugal. i97isc for
r,uscovado aud 4I2isc for molasses sugar
sales included Cubss. from store and prompt
and August shipment. az 81 aB5lh and
freight equal 20 quoted prices. Porto Rico,
second hale August. and santo Domingo equal
10 : Sic Prices are az the highest record
Tor some Years IN London. beet sugar was
higher August. lie md september. 1ts
6t.d. October 10 December, 13s l1hd.
RfCT-Firm ard unchanged
s-coPPER-s,andard dull: spot
.I2I7is hI2s7i.c. August. September, October
and November y GOA - 37nc London quiet
spot $50 - futures. f5a iss %. Arrivals
reported az Now York to-day 20 tons custom
House returns show exports % 6.5la tons so
far This uionth. Lake copper. i2Iad lsc cleo
troytic l2 5oel2 Use, css,irs' Y 29fi2 soc.
IIN--Quiet hut arm SPOT ~ Ibn 81. soc
August. - sTi4 n BATH september, 421
a. soc Octebsr siT5 a.. 15c. November.
~ sOa4 sc. London Arm, spot. tlp2 futures
ffsT 15s LEAD-ouiet. - y SOC New
York. 44ets 94t79so East So Louis London.
rs iss I'd sPELTER--stsady. o.o5 a 8 Use
New York. 5o046c East So. Louis London.
a6 ANTIMoNT-ouiet; cooksons. sso9
500 IRON-Cleveland warrants, as 10h a
in London Locally quiet No ! foundry
Northern, sl5rSl =, no ~ Inpsin No
Southern ana No Southern soft. tlA 7o9
si52'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11

spot quiet and unchanged ar r.. 4Oc for mid
ding upland. sales nil. Liverpool cables: spot
dull, sales 400 bales. speculation and export.
500. American, 5000 Imports none Middling
upland g. 500 Futures opened steady at .
points advance on near and points advance on
late months Closed quiet and steady az net
advance " 3TT points. August. q. ijd. August
september g. 80 Sd; September-Octoter. 6.0Tl2d /:
October November G.0Oi2G. Novembsr-Decem
ber 596iad. December January. 59dd. January
February. sod. February-Msrch, 5.9Slad :
Marcil-Anri 8OOlsd. April-May. d.Ol 'sd. May
June. 6O3d
COFFEE-rnerc we're further bullsh de-
velopnents. and prices at the close were 20
S.ptember was again the most active position
and nrrn az within 2 points OF the high OF the
season registered last January Bulls were pre-
dieting that the market Will go 20 l2c In the
near future Foreign markets steady 10 firnl
Havre closing at an advance OF a franc. Ham
burg up 4 pfennig. Rio market ~ refs lower
bu, santos showed an advance Of 90 reis. spot
unchanged. on the basis OF l3l.c for Rio No =
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

n'iai Record aud Forecast y ashina'oi'
- High temperatures continue IN me -"
,a.-ese the south aud Southwest. win
iNther rise IN Tho valleys, and they nave
'so INTO the over lake region. me NM
y. @osruc states and New England 'o''
= ''lh rop'- LAKE region westward 10 '''
!. Mountains It is quite cool with tempe
-. from 20 - degrees below me season.
Wesi ~ the mountains temperatures
-. Sas'nal There were showers IN me cen
-, 'la rorfhs- Rocky Mountain region me
ID. s'' state. .-a upper Mississippi vall~2'
=. h a04 aoer lake region and floi
w L''fshe's -" gearher 7as fair. there
~. showers fl 1- in the upper lake ana
a. -'f AXE region and the tower hissoDI'
ts,, - -lssies -ei alleys. extending Irloat,
,Nes ARIA .nl1 fae Ohio valley ahn s-
H u, -re resion aud probably 81 5atul-l
..ev E1si.-s = --1-tic states ana POI ryi-
.ay h $50 there viii also be sho%si = l.,
iss,n ~ .sntral and youth RoeKy aIoul..,-,n
oo,isr - Ff.cay ard SATURDAY. sd ne 800
seegs rS,l.e south Atlantic states Shoo,,,re
eaDss,,,.--~ lsr. Hili b. acccUpanled py -en
l,ss 1Yr,o s-t high tsEpsrat>res III. N'y =,
ea sourb,s friday IN the East ana scuIn .,n-
'aua. s' warm and fair weather VIII 0'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
MINING oEElclAL FINED 500.

G. Van Rensselaer, COgsweN, Of No. %
Wall street. secretary. treasurer and di-
rector Of the Carmen Guanaiuato Gold
Mining Company. and an official and di-
rector ~ several other mining corpora
tions. was fined 500 in the Supreme Court
YESTERDAY for his failure 10 appear TOT eX-
animation in supplementary proceedings
The order provides for commitment TO jan
unless the fine Is paid. Theodore Dwight
recovered a judgment for S25.4IS against me
Mining company. and when 10 was not paid
the officers OF the company were ordered
10 annear in Simultaneously proceedlngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
ORDERS IN PACIFIC RATE CASE
Reductions Made from Atlantic Coast
Points to Inter Rocky Mountain Cities.

Washington. Aug. 1o-Fornal orders IN
the Pacific Coast freight rate cases SUP
plementing the decisions rendered TWO
weeks ago were issued to-day by the In
terstate Commerce Commission
Material reductions in both class and
commodity freight rates are made from
Atlantic Coast points Of origin TO inter
Rocky Mountain cities-Spokane, Wash
Reno. New. Phsnix. Ariz.. and others sim
iarlv situated-although the carriers are
permitted on account 81 water compeu-
ton. 70 exact rates somewhat lower 70
Pacific Coast terminals than 70 the inter
mediate points. ,-
The orders issued to-day dehne explicitly
the rates indicated II the opinions as
rea son al BILE and require the carriers engaged
in tran cOutinental traffic 70 establish the
rates fixed by the commission on or before
November Is. 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
ORDERS JURY FOR GIeDEL TRIAL

on motion Of the District Attorney. Judge
Grain. IN General Sessions Yesterday, or
dered special panel Of talesmen from
which 70 select the jury on August q for
the trial OF Paul Giedel. the IroGuois Hotel
belIboy who is charged with the murder
Of W. II Jackson. James A. Gray. OF
counsel for Giedel. stated that he had not
vet decided 70 have Giedel examined by
aIenists. Assistant District Attorney Mott.
Who will conduct the prosecution. mas
given given his consent 10 SUCH an eNanl-
nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
cuILp gEAreR PLEADS GUILTY.

Solomon Nathan, q druggist Of No 1Si
East 152d street. who was charged with
beating Jacob Blum, twelve years DID,
pleaded guilty 10 assault yesterday In Spe-
cial Sessions, and was remanded 10 me
Tonnbs for one week for sentence Blum
said that his parents were dead and that
%a nved for long time with Nathan. on
TYIv % Nathan blackened his eye and . beat
him with a cane Or. William I. Gops
said there black and blue Weits on the
bows body from the beating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
NEW TERMINAL FOR CHICAGO
Will Occupy Site of Present Union
Station and Cost 100000. 900.

Chicago Aug 1o-Flans fcr new Union
railway station for Chicago 70 cost $4,000.
o0o and 70 be used by the Pennsylvania
lines Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Rail
road and the Chicago, Milwaukee * St
Pau Railway were announced TO-DAY
Work on the new structure Will, If is said,
BE- begun January 1t IS expected the
terminal will be ready for use before Jan
nary I, 1918. The new building viii be
erected on the present site Of the Union
station The terminal tracks are 70 be de
pressed and the station built AZ the street
level
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11

Tile Winds along tho New England Coast viii
10 ii.-ht 70 moderate and variable. miGele ~
isnfir coast light 20 moderate southwest, Lt
,oInira variable south Atlantic coast llGhi 10
,,,,.aerate south. except varao Die on the florldt
,-e,.st east Gulf coast moderate ara variable .
,,Sst Gulf coast. light 20 moderate ana mostly
so,,,r. On the lower lakes. moderate ara Fafla
tin hscoriiuz north. upper lakes. modefdts aud
,1netly north - northeast
Stesrpers departing Friday for European ports
,riif have moderate southwest winds, beeonii z
aria bic, with generally flir weather 10 The
Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localities. For the Dis
.,ic, n columbia. Maryland. virginia Delaware
Fa,- continued warm to-day SATURDAY. unset
tied nsh, 70 moderat. south winds becoming
variable
For New Jersey FAIR continued warm FIJI
asv. SATURDAY unsettled probably showers and
cooler light 20 moderate southwest winds he
coming variable
For Eastern Pennsylvaula. Eastern New YORK
rsir. continued warm to-day. showers and
cooler al night o. Saturday. light 70 moeerai-
southwest winds. becoming variable
For New England Far Fri1ay saturday TO-
cal showers and cooler moderate southwest
,o,rds becon1ing variable
ror West Virginia Fair continued warm %
Aav. SaturdaF proba1lr showers ana cooler.
FcI western Iennsy rania. Fair friday' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11

New York August 10 1911
-WHEAT-Conformtng 20 a bullish
Interpretation OF the government report the
wheat market advanced : 11iIc az the start.
following strong cables and reports that
Europe had considered the report decidedly
bulltsh. Opening prices proved the hiSh
point % the day. however the market sasBed
OF steadily, and az the close was &c lower 70
Z. net higher. The Canadian situation was
against values. crop reports being OF a more
fayorabl. nature. and Winnipeg developed
weakness Notwithstanding the fact that
prices are 81 i0c below last year and crop
prospects are for a somewhat smaller Yield,
there appears 20 Re less enthusiasm on the
bull side. due 20 the fact that the worlds
visible suppiv OF wheat Is about 40 900. 600
bushels ahead OF last year and about TO-
600 600 mora than two Years ago. Export
sales. 70 loads. including 60 loads % new red
AZ New YORK. Of No hard winter, and
Il Of Manitoba a. outports. No ? red, ~ Z c
elevator ana afi- Z o aAoat. new, 70
Northern Duluth. 81 lsA afoat. CORN
Prices. after working up &c, sagged or.
and 80 the close we're only Z q ~ net higher.
The demand surprisingly small and longs
sold freely. Export sales. loads. No here,
re elevator domestic basis. 10 arrive, and
y nc o afoat for export No OATS
Prices moved within narrow range, closing
AT unchanged to &c net lower. Cash oats
dun. standard white, ACC. No .. 48izc No
8. +51c No l. 4Jc. RYE--Nominal. BAR
Y :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New YORK. Ansu., 10. rol

Wv TWIN NNsUr' IW- III =
BrEyES-Rscslpts os cars, 1870 head,
Including for the market No trading
In live cattle Feeling nrn for desirable
grades Dressed beef IN good demand az o D
IOiac Cor native sides
CALyEs-Receipts. Ga Az on sale. Veals
quiet and feeling easy. Western and Southern
calves duh. and coarse ana heavy hard "a
sell even al lover prices Fair 20 prime veals
sold a. ss1s9 per 100 Ii. culls IS Southern
and Western calves, common and medium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-11
MoLAssEs AND sYRuPs-MOlasses duIlI

and Unchanged Syrups firm, with good
demand for choice grades, and full values
quoted. -
NAVAL sTOREs-Flrmer for spirits tlr-
pentlne, with better prices here ana az pa
yannah. Rosin prm and unchanged tsr
steady. TCRPENrINE--Spirits. machine DDS,
80 &c. TAR $500. ROsrN-Common 70 s0 5000
strained. 5.Goc; B, 59oc; D. 6i0c. T.. 630c
r, y SIC.
OIIs-No change in lnseed oil Refined
petroleum steady at recent prices.
COTTONsEED oU-Inactive early ana
prices were barely steady. but firrer ie.nns
developed, and prices AZ the c!ose were 10