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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Aug cattle Receipts, 800;
9s9 S fass s's s1d fssde2.
ssGS, %. COWS ana heifers, s. 10dS5 So. calves,
IS 51dS7 10. HOGS Receipts, 1900: strons,
81 55e mixed 81 s5as7 52]s heavy. SO Goq$I %.
rough So coo SO - good 20 choice heayf. 81 -
as 50; pig 50 5oa$. So' 6 o1o OF gales, SIg
So 25QS4. Western, s. 506Si 10; yearlings. 81 a.
asa 50: lambs native. 81 15aSd 90; western
East EAST y Buffalo Aug 4.CATTLE Receipts,
500. slow and steady NEAlS- Receipts zoo
active and zoe highe coo S'2o@S0' ,51Gc c,s ey
heavy ana mixed. 81 IogW % yorksIs and pes ssl
81 50s7 - few s. 90 rSHss5 80 'cgS9 e
AND LANES Receipts 5000; slow year.ings,
25c lower; others steady. lambs s4a$6 30;
ssglgss$s;7 s 'SsSS' m &ss' 81 5Sati "
90 1, Tpf1 All Aug 4~CATfLE Receipts, 0s6.
slow and cSs; a. ioysg steer e 5asG 10
"riiye and strong, 25c higher, sSas7 80 noes
Receipts 5000 easy ana slow; packers s. ~
81 ~ 90 ciFs and lights - boas7 a.. SHEEP
Receipts. SOS; quiet sna steady 81 ooaSS 90
i@ Wsnsa s'e' Civ. Aug 4-CATTIE Receipts,
sIS including ,aoo southerns: steady; dressed
beef and export steers. so 2onSI -; far IN
GOO GOO - '.pG FEEDER 81 25as5 30, southern.
81 1880 Southern cows. s. doaSi 10; native.
81 5oas5 hefers 81 !'4H ~, ous, ,o >"gss ,9
S4iath, nm ~ sales. 81 25dST 40: heavy s. 25a
s. 80. packers and butchers. s. 23@tI 90 ilshts.
e. 551s5 42is SHEEP Receipts 900, steady;
fan1bs ssGs6 30. yearlings. siasi 80; wethers,
81 3sGsI 10 ewes. S39S3 %; stockers ana feed
ers 81 2agsi 70
lHy Telegraph To The Trihune.l
Louisville. Aug SHEET AND LANES
Hcreints i4i7 total 22.55o for the week;
auaIity common, market about stala h9,h 81
ii,,,i,. selling around 81 50. with Hight West
EN- Kentucky ana Tennessee l1lnhs Ho"n Ia soa
Sa -. seconds. Sass 20, cIlls. " Gown, tat
Sheer. 81 down. common thin sheep ana trashy I
.Im western stock ew,s. plain native owes
not wanted
TIy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
-, Iopis Aug CATTLE Receipts. I1ii,
.-,,'t,, active. good grades steady common
loc lover. steers. s. soase ~ helfeTs 81 Sog
2" nn' uot Is Eeceipts a,3id. supply scant. de
, :" larger prices. loala. alsheI ,holes me,
u,p1t' ~ a5aST "a. good 40 pound hogs, 81 ipst
81 ao baa gts 100 to 100 d tsqngs sii,, i%it
usreiuts nt1. prices. lVnl"o higher, lambs.
$3.50 IS, cals. s3gsl 80. sht'9. tJhSJ 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
SHOW NEW SPRINKLER SYSTEM
Interborough and Fire Officials See
Blaze Conquered in Twelve Minutes.

The Interhorough Rapid Transit Company
gave a practical demonstration Of their
new sprinkler system Yesterday afternoon
before ex-Fire chief Croker. chief kenlon'
the officials Of the railroad ana then IN
insurance underwriters
The system is the only one OF us hlhu
i'm the country. and WAS designed by Kdth-
hone Brothers. insurance agents. Al along
the storage yard are lines OF sprinkler p'pts
connected with 1a0O-gallon graVlll lhnN
and also two electric hrc pumps. a Ndlth-
man is stationed I'm a tower above INC
wards and commands a view OF every car
i'm the yard. - ,,t,,e,e
witch will send heavy streams OF wac,
playing over the cars where inc hfe IT, "uu
apparatus in the tower also summons nv
frc department Of tho yards ana the nv
boats. -. ,,orsi,->
Yesterday afternoon three trains colsiy
inc al three cars each were made up sue
bW side and "A fire WAS built In the iiluule
ar ON the inside track. When tie ifsl car
and several others were a1lre the slllhhlVI
sVstem was put IN operation ana IN tNslso
n,inutes the fire was under control II wa
allowed TO blaze up again. Tue hfe u
nartnent Of the yard completely cav"
puished the blaze In ten minutes .
TIe representatives of the Fire Depart
mont and the insurance companies 80
messed their surprise and pleasure al s'1
Effectiveness Of the system. lhe cars rs.
in The decentralization were or an CO y -.
and several inches lower than thohe MI nj
i'm 1ise and for that reason the Ma'.l utu
moi ulaV as direct a stream on the ""'"o'
as il would otherwise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

NJ following petitions in bankruptcy
sefs He'd in the United States District
''ari yes,erday
,a,hlLlP SEGALLER, importer and eX-
iissr.'sel OF grain, No. q stone street; volun-
n Liabilities, $3.50, and assets, 81 cash
{, yyaihFh The largest creditor il Thomas j,
cN1Sn 4 Co, $l,sl2
ls,obbTAlhLES a. ROY, dentist. No. 3 CO.
SsS avenue, voluntary. Liabilities,
arc ~, eha assets. t7A Among the creditors
mofissre ROY og ONO 1rocN Tiu y A I9G
81 an y. '-'g9 Judgment. and J. lie Monte.
VI " an uneXpircd lease.
! Ors1s.' - NANCE, a farmer Of Crawford,
81 90 3uhty voluntary. Liabilities.
HApSIna assets, 81 cash.
t.st lis,. hkicliMAN. pedler. No. 2ll
Norrii 's street: involuntary. Creditors
<bi ahsm n,uau S52 Israel Wolk, $3.50, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK. August ,. i'l !.
BEENES-Receipts $40 cars or 1855 head
"a cars on sale. steers just about steady; iat
bulls and fat COWS hrm other grades steady.
per 100 III. fat oxen nj 81 sOas6 -: good 10
choice bulls at S4N 5" -; cows, S2mi -
Dressed beef in fair demand at Sn Ne. includ-
INK Texas beef Al 81 S'sc Latest cables quote
live cattle In London at 12G iSitc dressed
weight. sinking ofal; a. Liverpool lo4 los. g.
dressed weight. I'm addition to ORAL Exports
Saturday. about 500 cattle and $50 quarters OF
beef in the Minneapolis 20 London and 4io
quarters in the Celtic TO Liverpool. .-. ,go,
10 average. SO 81 per 100 lb. q. 1885 10. 50 50;
20. l34s 10. SO so; 90. 1870 ID. So -; 20 l%S ]
81 -: 10. ei5 10. 81 30. oxen. 1925 ID. s. so.
So 50: L. $50 III So / heifer. $50 D. s..
steers S4 isas is s. So soI Ss T b.
1880 h So 90 u I,s$ p $3.50 ,s0 49, n 2s g H.
5 1914 H. SO 10. q 1lsp IN. Sc.
Newton & 90. 90 West Virginia steers, 1871
h, s6 70; 10. 1915 II, So -; ~ i2eo 10 SO %
McPherson & CO: 10 PENNSYLVANIA steers.
1892 H. So 40. p, 1l6s III. Sc 90 l. 1900 III.
S So 10 Kgn!peky I'l2 T. s. - go ok + 1870
: cows ilo6 H. 81 IS: J. 1000 N. s. 80 .. 1925
10 81 40: :. $50 h; 81 90. 2 1850 ID 81 50, 3.
J. s. SO 10. 50 % % 81 ii 90 ..
Tobin & shannon: % virginia steers. llio
'cAi1VEs-Receip,s 4so. Including l45 FOR
the marke, Feeling STEADY for all sorts and
grades Common 10 prime veals sold az So
s. 80 Rs iG9 II g7 az pressi cavss
al ia i5o for city dressed veals and az n lSc
10 sa Ies,5 r Hume. 20 veals re IN AVER
as Teson & P m6 iSS ss Western calves. 24a
J shsmherg & sons ives, virginia veas
l35 IL, 81 So West Virginia calf $50 H. So,
Newton & Co West virslne veals $50
. 49, 10 81 Is.
Tcobin & shannon. : v.als r4s m SIS, FED.
$40 10. s..
III 81 u 81 IL. s525
Kerns Commission COMPANY: 10 virginia
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 27ls cars.
or s730 head. including 13'z cars for the
market. ~ cars on sale. sheep dun and
s sn6 s. ssooF Win 3 eboice stock Sm FAN
good sheep sold AZ $30s3 80 per 100 III com
mon 20 prime lambs ct s. 25as7 culls az
425 Dressed mutton dull a. "a Sc dressed
lambs selling at a01ic; hog dressed 81 ~
saies-Tooin & shannon "a Kentucky
Sc - 30. IS ID. 81 rs. DIG. 20 III. so 90. 2eS
Newton H5t' 8 Co 2is Virginia lambs eS 10.
West Virginia, G4 H. SO IS, Virginia sheep.
y J. 's6smbers & so3: ga ,W:.sst virginia
Mcpberson & Co.. gao West Virginia lambs
&C. H. Sc. 10 culs 80 M 81 Is. ~ sheep. 90
Kerns commission Company. 2o3 Virginia
lambs 10 lb. 50 40: - "a N. s. Is. pa Ken
lucky SO NJ, SO -. 80 Virginia sheep. lo2 M,
Judd & co 2es Virginia lambs. 60 III,
81 80. : sheep. - H. So -.
HOGS Receipts. 10 cars. OF 500 head in
GLIDING barely half car for the market
Prices steady.
Sale.-W r. Hume. 81 state hogs 1855 III
average. 81 60 per 100 NJ; ronghs. 3os IN.
So %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
POSTAL EXPERTS DISAGREE
Commission Hears Argument on Cos
of Second Glass Matter.

The hearipg on second class mail rates
held by the commission OF which Justice
Hughes is chairman was devoted yester-
day a. mutual ross-examination he
tween W. s, Shallenberger, former Assis-
tant Postmaster General, and the present
incumbents in office, Joseph Stewart, Sec
ond Assistant Postmaster General and
John j Britt. the third assistant.
The difficulty seemed to lie in the fact
that Mr ShallenbeTser contended that II
was impossible TO ascertain the cost OF
handling second class mail matter. lie
eaid that throughout his ten years expert
ence in the Postofiice Department no salts
factory computations could be made on
this item. and that II was the consensus
Of expert opinion that no accurate figures
could be obtained.
Stewart and Britt took issue with this
but All the mutual Cross-questionlng did
not seem to shed more light on the prob
The hearing was adjourned until Tues
ddy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
TO PROBE RATES ON LIVESTOCK
NInterstate Commerce Commission Or
ders Inquiry Next Fall.

Washington, Aug. A general investi-
CATION INTO freight rates on livestock pack
Ing house products and fresh meats'in eff
feet throughout tha, portion Of the coun-
,ry west south and southwest Of Chicago
to-day was ordered by the Interstate Com
'n'rcs Commission The proceeding will
begin a. Oklahoma City on September II.
The inquiry viii be wide one II will
affect directly not only the livestock and
packing house product rates throughout
the Central West, but also those east Of
Chicago and west Of Denver
The respondent railways number 1852 The
Evestgation is based on complaints OF the
rates filed with the commission by the
Railroad Commission of Oklahoma, the
Texas Cattle Raisers' Association. the
American National Livestock Association
end others interested in livestock and meat
produce shipments. Incidentally. CONNER
cial rivalry between two sets Of meat
packers in Chicago enters into the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
SLUMP IN STOCK PRICES
leading Issues Break | to 4l2
Paints Under Bear Attack.
soME RALLY AT THE CLOSE
c.rort from Washington That
freight Rates Are To Be In
vestigated One of Causes.

1870 had everything their own way
". Stock Exchange yesterday. and un-
y f.;- AGGRESSIVE attack prices of the
Q" &c iesues broke from TO Az points.
U.s. o,,,ost the entire list showed net
Hires at the close. 1t was the worst
60 mat the market has experienced IL
raj months. and EXCEPT for the frst
- minutes of trading. when prices OF
~ the leading railroad and industrial
..crs made fractional gains, almost every
-. Was AT lower figure than the pre-
,~,ins transaction.
y,a close of the market found prices IN
:, eases NJ the low point Of the day, al
.sor,b there we're fractional rallies in some
.,ocks i'm the final trading.
penorts from Washington that the inter-
&c Commerce Commission had ordered
T., inyeeiigation into various classes OF
|<.,icbt rates covering important territory
H.. ,he West and Southwest and announce
-, that the government had brought suit
y inst the soft coal roads were leading
,,.as for the decline. other important
,,..tors that aided the bears in their raid
~ the market were sharp advances IN cot
e., and grain prices and forced llaudauon
~ speculative accounts whose margins
,ere impaired or which were overwhelmed.
Arone the active stocks that suffered the
,esviest losses on the days transactions
ps-a General Electric, AZ points; American
sreltnS and Refining. 81; Reading, };
,.n,,ea states steel common. 27s Northern
pacific and Lehigh Valley. each rs; Union
pacific. 2ss: AmalCamated Copper Consoh-
dated Gas. Great Northern preferred and
western Union. each 19a; Chesapeake &
obio. 15s. Erie common and Atchison, eacf
o.. Southern Pacific and International Har-
,ester. each il: Missouri Pacific. 2, and
chicago. Milwaukee & 81. Paul, !. The to-
ia transactions were 7461 Isl shares
on the curb market Standard oil contin-
ned IT'S decline Of the last three days. on
selling attributed to small stockholders. il
opened at sl5. unchanged from the preccd-
Ing days close. fell TO 500 and then rallied
r. So al the close. net loss Of 10 points
American Tobacco common, which was hrn'
IN Thursday. after having suffered break
n, more than % points on the preceding
5av. due 10 the passing Of the dividend.
again advanced yesterday. II opened
,oint M. at $40. advanced 10 100 and then
reacted 10 800. at which IL closed. a net gain
O. q points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
WILD PRICE CHANGES
FURRY in New Orleans Cotton
Market Laid to New CLIQUE.

New Orleans, Aug. 4.--To-days session
in the cotton market was one of the wild
est in recent years Extremely wide bulges
were followed by slumps that left scores of
bewildered spectators nursing losses. In
the early session the scalping element
counted immense profits on the long side
were replaced by losses.
At the highest Of the day the trading
months were % TO 40 points over yester-
days close. or g a bale up. At the lowest
prices were II to o points under yester-
days last quotations. From the highest
10 the lowest there was drop of So 10 SO
points. No such fluctuations have been
seen in months. The market closed at the
lowest
According to the gossip of the market.
the wild price changes were entirely due
to a new and powerful clique Just entering
the market The clique bought heavily in
the early hours and kept shorts on the run
to cover. When this ammunition was
about exhausted and the rings were buy
ing heavily for turn on the long side
the clique suddenly commenced to sell SO
heavy were the offerings that prices
crumbled away in the twinkling of an eye
In the morning the tone was firm in the
afternoon IT was weak.
No crop Developments or changes in the
trade situation were reported to cause
such fluctuations. IL is generally sup
posed that the fact that the Liverpool
market will he closed tomorrow and Mon
day had much TO do with the manipulation.
In connection with this. the refusal Of the
New York Cotton Exchange to close on
those DAYS is said 10 be significant.
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange
building is undergoing extensive repairs.
and brokers thought that If they closed
with Liverpool It would give the workmen
a good chance to finish. kilograms were
sent to New York, asking If that market
would close but traders there refused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. Aug the Commercial Bulletin
will say OF the wool market 10 morrow" .
There IS less uncertainty about the tarif'
question and the feeling In the trade is better
The volume ~ transfers i fairly large ana Is
better distributed. estimates being Tor close 70
= 600 OOO pounds moving on fresh transfers There
have been more buyers on the market than tor
several weeks and the different branches of the
xooI Industry are better represented The mar
ke, Is arm and sales have been at full previous
nrices Rids on certain lines have been refused.
Dan,and ia still running 10 medium grades, both
+, territory and fleece woods, but there Is moro
interest than formerly In fire,
clin is being rapidly cleaned mp Estimates ar.
Tor not more than 100000 pounds left unsod
Ca Montana Recent sales in that state have
been al prices showing only slight decline from
the highest ~ the season. up TO ls'.c having
been paid for choice clips 49,.
,,Tbe shipments - wool from Boston 10 August
? Inclusive. were l2l.770964 pounds. against
I93 5I6 Q66 pounds for the same period last year
TE. receipts TO August ;. Inclusive, We're ls4.
i6i 500 pounds against 1ls,s76.1ss pounds foI
tho same period last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
vu,nOARn CJFARANCES.

COJTON-Seldonl have there been nv noua ;
of such violent and erratc nuc, dIiv ,a.s a,
we've compressed into the tradink ~ III,
10 tbA cotton market. Speaking oroaoiy'
Ice ,dysncAd 40 points. about - oa!e
men with no particular warming, ~
an notrts practically 81 ~ bale Ira
d., fyss .snsatienaUv active ana ek'h-H'
~ r,orntng being marked by fear OF me ~ %
,,orod new, huh pool and apprehension ol =
riors cror dAtefioration. while the afternoon
tnund The trade convinced, apparently. ma,
ne nov bulls had taken fheif prone ~
thst there had been no change N "lHlsi IlH,-
~ cron coalitions ~ sufficient importance 70
-. loo rAeords Of last MendsV. which had
..er ,how, when the market was selling ~
m hieh point ~ the morning The markrl
Lea wax az a net advance of points on
.,e,s, Int from 70 lG points net lower on
iatsr n,onths and after the orncial close 90
- cbsnred hands privately AZ ~ l'' NJ
"a noir,s below the hnsl fsures Of Ihuf sdsy
vyeetiy hEures of the New f2tf 'o''oh EA.
cbspoe Port receipts. T.IS4 bales, asalnst
c. n5e ear overland 10 mills and cana
A si3 bales against lS74 last year
Southern mill tallings. estimated. 2uooo'
gains, 5 oOO last year. loss OF STOCKS OF IN.
tsrior towns 552 bales. against i'NS' las'
,sar thought into sight for the Week.
20 0i5 against $40 last year. ,o GA "a
I'm movement. Port receipts. si'"'e3l
egairrt T32S51 last year. overland % nuns
snS canada 0S2.73a. against 500 last
ear southern mill takings. 22So GOO against
IN svcess If september l. POS. against de
nrasse ~ n 100 last season. brought INTO
strht thus far for season, )l.Il',16>, against
~ 5oo o44 last season. brought into sight for
Iii, 100 o99 against 1925 for tho same
month last year Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05


&C: country. ~ aei.c. LARp-strong; Middle
West. 90 d &c: city frmer: 81. ds%c. refined
strong, South America. io25c G ontnssn'
s5cc Brazil kegs LIE @T C oee ~. d,t,
lard. l0is a lie.
Refined nrm: standard graduated
. s5c net less per cent cash In LONDON pee,
sugar wac 1rm with good demand az uncnan 81
prices. August and September. lbs 9%d. ana &c
tobor TO December. rs ?s4d. Raw here nm
centrifugal 10 test, 46lc muscoyado. - Isl
lie. and molasses sugar 80 test. Ssbc hlsnei
prices we're asked. Willett A Gray: Total ftoc.
~ Europe and America, l.,50D30 tons, agalns'
l.ss4,ip7 last year al the same uneven dates. ~
decrease Of stock is 1l3. eGT tons. against de
crease OF ~ 500 last week Total stocks ano
ahoais together show a visible supply .: l.34.
$50 tons. against 1923. lS7 last year or decrease
of ~. 267 tons.
KiCE-Firm and active at all points
MErALs-COPPER- Standard steady. spot
and August. i217ia a 12,SIi1o; septemp -,
October and November - a l2.SI ne,; o. I'S an
custom house returns show exports Of S,eli
tons so far this month. Lake copper. ~ "a
1881 = q 12.5oc. rIN-Firm; spot and August
1925 q 4275c; September aga $500; OCTOBER
~ z i2c. London firm; spot, tl92 os' tu,urss
f1ss rs. LEAD-Quict. 4594.G0c New York
4i2is a447Isc East St. Louis. London. fis
rs Sd. SPELTER Quiet: 5.s5 5.95c New
York. 5.7oc asked East ST. Louis. sales 90
at $500. London, as l5s; ANTlMoNYI
quiet. Cookson's, s50c. IRON-cieveland
warrants. i8s I'D in London Locally steady
No foundry Northern. ft5usl5 %; No
Northern. sl4 T5MSI5; No l southern and Nc
l Southern soft, 81 75dS SIS -.
MOLAsSEs AND sYRuPS-Quiet and un-
changed.
NAVAL sTOREs-No change in tar or pr r % 7,
Spirits turpentine was shade better at 521zc III
sympathy with the savannah market
OIIs-Linseed oil steady at recent prices
Refined petroleum unchanged.
GOTT0NSFED OII-Firmer early but
sHgl Last NJ nv fnt ING
break in cotton, closing at points decline 10 4
points advance. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
BEEF PRICES GOING HIGHER
First Quality Ribs Now ii Cents a
Pound Wholesale.

According 10 quotations Of one Of the
largest beef packers, dressed beef opens
higher to-day than in some time. FIRST
quality ribs were quoted Yesterday al "a
cents wholesale. While the lower grades
were ~. enl u conts pound Loins
Ranged downward from II 'ents. rounds
from II cents. whsle ovel humble chuck
steak was marked al si2 cents
The rise has been gradual during the last
few weeks, quotations of July q being
Ribs. iS}e. l2'o and lO's cents; lolns. 1874
cents rounds, 10 cents, and chuck, "a cents.
These ore wholesale. not retail prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
LONDON BEEF PRICES SOAR.

london, Aug Beef threatens 10 be
eoao luxury in London II the strike on
% docks continues. The shortage already
y inconveuionced the Smthheld market
'holesslors. many Of whom were unable
meet the requirements 81 the retail
eaers today Prices in the retail mar
rs have advanced four cents pound.
"'Neen 800 and 1000 more dockmen quit
sdsy but a general strike will not be
sunshed uutil Sunday pending the outcome
NE present negotiations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Aus WHEAT Spot nrm. No .
Manitoba, Is Id. No g. rs iiad; futures steady;
ortober la December, IL 10 CORN-Spot
rrm. new American mixed rs Sd; old, - sd
new American kiln dried. rs 2rd; futures dun
Contender vs. ID: October IS 81 FLOUR
Winter patents 2Is 3d. HOps-ln London dpa
'tdr CoasU IL i0sats. BEEF Extra India
MS 5Ss I'd PORK Prime mess Western, rs
"a HAMS short cut. rs. BACON GUNNER
land cut 5Is: short rib Dds. clear bellies. aGs .
long clear middies, light aas Cd long clear
n,tIdlcs. heavy. ;5s I'd; short clear backs. i6s
I'd: shoulders. square, AIS iii. LARD-Prlme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FaU River, Aug. 4-The market for print
cloths for the week has been dull and generally
unchanged. with very little interest SHOWN ny
us,lers n, huyers Prices have been very irregu-
lar with lower tendency, sales for the week
Hing az OOo ~ 10000 pieces. mostly for spot
onJ early delivery Quotations: 2s inch. 64N6t
o. mammal: ~ inch, Gi060. 3 1-1dc; 2i-inch.
Glvao 3Lc; 27-inch. 5ex56 27sc. 3s's-inch Ok
az 40. 80 inch. GsoT2. 5Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
TO DISCUSS NEW CITY CHARTER

A special meeting of the Chamber Of
Commerce will be held Thursday August
II, 10 consider the proposed new charter
An effort is To he made to have Senator
Cullen and Assemblyman Foley, chairmen
of the Senate and Assembly committees
attend the meeting and make addresses
Other speakers will be William IA. WINS
and George /. Rives former Corporation
Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05
IININ AND MtAI

FLOUR AND MEAI-tlonr nrm. but IN
a,tive spring patents. 81 2ons5 10 winter
s,r.iebts 81 o5dsi IS; winter patents, 81 30
n 80. spring clears siH 81 20 extra no !
Winter 81 i04 81 90; extra No winter ~ -
[cSs ~. kansas sttaiEhts. s. "5nA -; fancy
,r,inx patents. S6dsd ~. RYE FLOUR
Tssy7 fair to good 81 50GSi 40; choice To
tfTr, 81 godS5 CORNMEAf.-Stsady; Kiln
dried So 81 BAG NEAL Fine white aud
Lien, 81 B5ast co. coarse. 81 10uSl ~,
t'rFD Firm: western spring. s2I 80 stand
ara n.Iddiing. se7 20: nour do, $50 80. red dog.
$40 90 CITY bran s.i hulk. So 80 sacks; mid
Ntna SoSM s31 red dog. s9l 80, hOminy chop.
sat 20 bulk. se5 10 sacks; oilmeai So q
t9H 80.
PKOyIsIONs-M Moderately active and nrmer
ct strength ip the hog market and moderate
receipts at the West PoRk-Firm: mess,
s,s sbHsin. family, SIS 1jG SEQ short clear.
.ic6SIT 10 BEEF-Mess $40 509sll fam
Ia ti9MsIe 50. packet, sli a0msl2, extra
a. Ala mess SlSdtIS so BEEF HAMS-sasff
.go DRESSED HOGS Bacons. l0hc. iSn
H. Iot.c. i0n lb. ioi.c, no No 1oisc; pigs.
IL CIT MEATS-Pickled bellies quiet. ~
A. tet, aiic. I. I'D. 1I4,c: II H. Toe. HAMS
piaLlsd steady. lie. TALLOW-sieady; ciIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-05

eat g, 25asl -: Long Island. bag. s2Fs2 ..
TIiFyrrIiCF box 1oq50c. basket. 10000 Dbl 2
d5oc. oKRA, small basket 39a5o 100 l9g lS Ss
PEAS large basket s. 5oqS2: small al ssiigsi 80
bsstA, b0a75c. box. 35Q5oc; ROMAINB, basket
iGa 100. b6 25a50c SQUASH marrow BIZ 61,p peS
Gsi, yellow. 5OQ75c. white. 50aIScs Tt r. ~
,',,abaoa Dbl 75aenc: white. 5ocdSi 20 TO
WaT0Fs. upper Jersey. Acme. box 81 25gSl 20
ordtnary 75cds1 y. south Jersey. Acme, Sld
81 o.. ordinary. e0ds5c