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New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. March !. 1911

New York. March !. 1911.
BEFyEs-Recelpts 1856 cars, or 400 heau,
Including 90 cars for the market 20 cars on
sale. Steers dull to i0c lower; bulls steady.
cows slow. but not quotably lower FAR 70
prime steers SOLD az s. s5st 50 20 per ioo 10 no,
Mira fat bull at 50 s.; cows at 50 loGs5.
Dressed beef slow az 9h :! l0tc per ID: extra
SaiSs~McPSerson & Co.: 81 Virginia steers.
Its p sea- Rsr lGS III y sS SNS 49,
s1ts "a o 10 To- i22a iG b So 81 2O ' 1870 ID
bull. 1850 lb, s5 1915; 4, 1907 To- s. o5; 2; 1900
10, IS o5: cows. 900 10, 81 %: l. 7s0 ID. s.:
.. sse ID. So l3 4, o6' ID. 81 10; D. 40 ID
= s. sanders: 2s Ohio steers 1l52 10. SO So:
H. i24i H. 50 35: % ,loS H. So 20; l. ,Ss 1920 H. 10
81 %: i3. iI57 TO- IS s5: II Pennsylyania; 1880
ID. SO Is; bull. 1900 To- 50 80; 3 1900 90: 10;
s. 49, qt saS % s. sS 49, 1880 S Refer e. .' 1900 10 -
IS *: II COWS. 1850 III. 81; 5. 99i lb. 81 90; !,
1850 ID. "a 90 O. 1913 III - 1900 o16 I9 81 90 s9
10, s95 ID. SO so; 9. 736 10. So so: ?. 7i0 h.
Westerns. 1880 ID. SO -: 20. 1911 III. SO 80
Tohin e shannon: IA cows 500 10. 90 60
s. Judd & Co; z bulls li5S SaI 10, sspS; p
j. G. Curtis g Son: oxen. 1870 lb. 81 23
bull, 1900 10, 81 10: 3. ll23 III. 80; 2. POO 10
s. So: 2. $50 10. 81 -, 2 700 10: 81 80: COW. ~
AZ 5 " ~ Sss Ii. So so: l. $40 ID, So 75 4 s97
10. So 65: 8, 9l2 b 81 go: 4 79i ID, So 80; /.
80 III. 81 40. y, $40 10 Is - =, no 10 30 w.
J. 7sO 10. 81 s5: 7. sci 10. So rs: 3. 79l lb.
So rs: 2. 675 10. 81 80: milch cows. sS3 3S8
s65 per head. ~ .
81 7H COW. 500 10. 81 -.
Jellife. Wright & Co: I bull. 1920 ID. 81 10.
COW. 1880 10. 81 IS: I. 1000 ID. 81; 5. $50 TO-.
Sc %: ., $50 ID, So. !. go H. So 30.
George & l. :. Dillenback: = bulls, 1000 ID,
s475; cows 900 ID. So 75; I. 750 h. So 80.
4. sos 10, 81 25. L. $40 10. So 75.
Andrew Mullen. bulls. 1910 lb. IS; mllch
COWS $50 ID $50 each.
Nelson " McCabe: COW. 9i0 10, s. 30; 2.
COO 10. 81 So.
CAVES Receipts. if12. including 7l2 for
the market. Veals. on light supply, were mod
erately active and steady 70 strong. pens
cleared early. Common 20 choice vaals sold
at 81 50a3l1 per 100 10: culls and throwouts.
81 n ST. no batnyard or fed calves OF any im-
portance. City dressed veals steady at ~ q
l6ikc per 10: country dressed lower at 100 iic.
sales--J. O. Curtis & Son: 33 veals. l52 ID
average. si1 per 100 lb 7s, t4T H. $40 75: %
I20 10. $40 so: 4. i5l 10. $40: g. 1871 lb. so so.
4. i4i ID. 50.
w r. Hume II veals 14i ID. Sii: 30 i2s
III. SO 20: 10. i25 lh. $40 % 4S Buffalo. 49,
III. $40 so; state eulls. 10 ID, 81. 10. 10 To-
| So so. I. 1G2 10. 81.
b w. OTIS & Co.. veal los ID. sli; GO
1870 ID. $40 10
Nelson 3 Mecabe: 20 veals. 1s9 ID. $40 75
.. ll5 10. $40: I. 30 ID, IS: culls i05 10. So.
Andrew Mullen: veals. 1888 ID, Sll; 20. LII
1 lb, $40 rs: {. ii5 III, $40 so; 1, l49 ID, so
4 George - L. s. plisnbask; 4 ysala AGA ID
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
Yester-

FLOUR AND MEAI0El.sgHro o,a duiI land and r,Te irreS-
patents So 05d$6 10; winter patents 81 So9S4 o.
spring clears s4aS4 35 extra No J winter 50 80
strSghts. fS s. soas4 45 winter straghts $4gst J0
RYE FLoCR-Quet M 1air 70 good; 5;os 81 2fsi oo
shoGS ossy to S5 1anSH dried s. g. RAG MEALFna
White White ana yeiIow. 81 1891 20: coarse; s. ISg
FEEpwe,ts. :s.2a sgrpE gSu, 80 sS' sss$Ss SO ss
S3S s5f o SIX e' .aeGs eGs sdGns MI "a Bass red dos
ss 5o hoa,ny ~ essP s22 80 Onk' s2s 70 saek'
ar1nef @so'is iSaaena.d BY smaller receipt; i've
hogs hsn sPee'Sds apS Gr mess q
S4gs ta%ly ;lsasis ,s15sa7 90 90 PssfSs Pss
io}sc: $50 ID. lolsc; 100 ID. ioHc; 40 : n: lotc
10 ID, iSc: i2 70. 12a@l2Isc; u II. 12c. Picked
hams steady i2l4c. TALI0w-BareIy steady;
city irloc: county, e%gtos: o: IsAs9 LAhFlr stenJ9
South America. t050c; Continent. 9soc; Brazn
Kegs. ll.5oc: compound steady sqshc; sIEAR-
sIGAP2There were good v''thdrawais NJ
renned sugar but new business was slow:
close owing 10 liberal offerings. Shipments were
offered al 7i6c basis so test. cost and freight,
equal 10 $500 here. and that was tho quoted
3 8Oc and molasses sugar, 50 test. at 3Ooc.
The London market. Cor beet sugar was, was active oe
i0ILd; April 9s ma. and May. los. Receipts
AZ the FUR United States ports for the week
were Al 900 tons against $4,000 the week before
ana az 600 last year MEETINGS were i0WO.
against 5000 the previous week and $1,000
wear ago. Total stock, $1,000. against $50 and
200 O10.
RICE-steadv md unchanged here. with
nrmness at primary points.
HTTAI Go pPER-Standard dull, snot.
March April, May and Juno at i2oyGt2 l5c.
Tnndon ouiet. srot f54 i3s 9d; futures. fi3 ls 6d
Lake here ~ 62agi2 81 iec: electrolytlc i2a75
n 70 G2i5c; casting l2qi2.25 TIN-Dull; spot
Al 500 ~ soc: March 4lq42c; April. 5oH2z@
90 50c. MAY, 80 $500 &c. and June. 4oc asSed.
LONDON weak: spot. fls0; futures. f1s4: LEAD
GFasy; Z. 4.40li4 zoe New York: 422l.64 ~ isc
Fast St Louis London. fl3 6s 81 SPEErER-
Firm; B.gOQ5 I0c New York; a5m5NOc East 81.
Louis London, f23. ANTIMONY-Cookson's
arm plfa soc. IRON-Cleveland warrants. ass 9d
in Lonfcn. Locally seody: No foundry North
ern SIS 50G$I6 %: No 2, SIS 25Gsl9; No |
southern and No | Southern soft. SIS 25GSl5 10.
NOI sSS'S 'ND sfRuPS-Steady and un-
NaV,I sr1aFs-Spirits turneutine stecdv
ana unchanged. Rosin firm and higher. Tar
steady. I1RPENTTNE-Spirtts. machine bbls;
ol Isc TAR-s6 10. ROSlN-Common to good
strained. 81 35qs7 ~: B. 81 Ia5; d. u anf +.
81 20; @, 81 ~: ~, 81 SO; !. 81 30: Il. ~ 80; M.
ss 80. n, s. 45; w c.. So 10. and w W. IS 80.
OrIs-firseed ~ "uI"t. hui card nrices
firmly sustained. Refined petroleum unchanged.
COTTOS-EED O'I-insctIve: prices about
steady. closing at points decline 10 points
advance. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
TREASURY CONDITION GOOD
Way for Panama Canal Bond
Issue Open.

Washington. March 1.-February closed
with the condition Of the Treasury prac-
tically improved as compared with q month
ago
There was surplus OF $4,000 for the
month on all accounts. against deficiency
of s3000.00G In January. The total deficit
for the fiscal year still stands at s21 ,O00,-
600, compared with $4,000. 900 at the cor
responding time year ago. The amount
in the general fund increased slightly. to
sS5.00o,00o. but the working balance fell
off about 100000. and the month closed
with It at s2s. 200 600.
The passage Of the Panama bond bill in
Congress to-day, which will allow the
Treasury to issue per cent bonds with
out the privilege of national bank circula-
tion' opens the way for Secretary Mac
Neagh to replenish the cash drawer for
It's heavy expenditures for canal work. 1t
is generally believed that an issue of $780,
100000 to $50, 900, 900 will be made In the
near future.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
W MISSOURI PACIFIC RIVALRY
So Says Baltimore Banker in Issuing
Call for Proxies.

baltimore. March l.-Requests ior PioNr
A.. 81 he voted at the annual meeting OF
-. 80 stockholders Of the Missouri Pacihc
n.g,.sv ,.T on March Il were sent out by the
s"rs,nr house Of Middendorf. Williams &
- to-dav. Proxies are asked IN the
.srss OF R. Lancaster Williams a mem
nsr of that firm; George 5. Graham oil
ysv york and Henry W. Anderson OF
Richmond. Va NJ
rrnlaining the object Of the move MY
w,u,anns saiG the end sought is the election
. a member Of the board TO represent GER
,.,n stockholders IN this country and
sbTosa who are not identified with either
,be majority or minority He declared tha'
there was no contest Of interests.
NJ. Williams said the interests he repre-
entea were designated as Independents
uh,se sole desire is the operation OF the
property e the best interests Of all con-
cernel He said that an erroneous ldea
hsa gone abroad that he and those he
represents are making contest against
the Kuhn. Loeb Rockefeller interests. Mr..
Williams declared that there was no con-
test: as a matter Of fact. he said, most
friendly feeSINg prevailed among all IN
'Srests
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
REBUFF IN LEATHER WAR
vioority's Agents Fail Of Access
"" to Company's Books.

-. chat the directors OF ue
s's'.' s,,,o- Company were planning
Cenu q lugubrious report regaruins 'lie
20 issue che company for the last year
cusns. psche & Co. who are represen'-
led ). ',oortty stockholders OF the COM
rs ue .ss,r erht for greater publicity az
psn earnings. DIVIDENDS on 'ne 'onn a
rssa' ,ck representation on the ooaru anu m
noh economies in the managemene "
osr'S's accountants 20 the ofhces OF 'he
,ssc Nv ,,rany yesterday with forna'
kstho' ,n.+ they be permitted to exam
demand ina. wv
,ns ms Hoyt, president OF the Gem
H"@.T, company. refused to give ihe
us CONSERVATIVES access TO the oooA9'
ssehe 80 ,hat he had no authority 10 90
CD We -, .he consent of the executive
50 WIZ" .,d that there was not time 10
cow. -. members Of the comml''ee .oeeeie,
ss' - N the matter before the soJoui"eN
,,aI meeting to-day. -
snnu" ~ not the meeting VIII 'aAe
"n',n .o.aav depends upon whether vice
plSe0 .a,,or Howell hands down his declsiou
Cnahos or the application of the minority
N uni., tor the appointment OF muster
n'e'ss i.srcsrv 10 preside over the meeliiis'
N e"r ,,scbe & CO. are expected 10 carry
J. . sSbt for full information regaroihs
theH sa,e,s OF the company's business
man ,ss meeting. and sharp struggle Is
INTO ~ Cor today in case the meeting is
held. ct pacbe e. Co, said
w w. that they had received many ad-
yes" y., ,roxies since Thursday. when they
on'rr, ,s inward Of two hundred thousand ahu
fs. . ,sev expected to be in position 10
We. the management listen to theiF oe-
n'As ss when the meeting finally takes place
NAM, s,a meeting on Thursday the man
ut ~ claimed TO hold proxies for iouL
..drsd. ana seventy thousand shares ~
A.i.s. .S and has been actively engaged IL
So 'W.i,,rr additional proxies since then' Sc
s0 tSa,, :, would appear to hold the whip hano
,ss situation. The minority interests
~ however. that when it comes 10
.e.,cdown # will be found that a gooO
So ~ the proxies claimed by the man
Invent have been revoked In their iaVoi
strcs the fight started.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
COTTON RATES HEARINGS
Two Notable Cases Coming Before the
Interstate Commission This Week.

washington. March 1.-Two important
cases involving rates on cotton and the
compression Of cotton in transit from points
oi origin 70 points of ultimate destination
ere 20 be heard this week and next at
Montgomery. Ala. and Atlanta, Ga. So
important are the cases regarded by the
Interstate Commerce Commission that
Chairman Clements personally will hear the
testimony i probably will continue for
several days next week.
The cases are the Commercial and In
dusuisl Association Of Union Springs, Ala,
against the Central of Georgia Railroad and
others and the Railroad Commission Of
Alabama against the Central Of Georgia
end other carriers. They are Of the great
sst consequence to the cotton growers and
cotton buyers. and aside from the great
rate cases recently decided by the com
mission are among the most important
proceedings ever brought TO the attention
of the commission.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
POWDER TRUST" ARGUMENTS
Will Continue for Several Days in
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, March THAT an alleged
powder trust" composed Of seventeen con-
Germs. arranged. modified and controlled
prices and apportioned territory in viola
ton Of the Sherman antitrust law was the
claim made by counsel representing the
government in an argument before the
United States Circuit Court here to-day in
the suit instituted by the government
against the z. L du Pont de Nemours Pow
der Company, Of Wilmington, Del. The
government alleges that the Du Pont Com
pany operates IN violation Of the antitrust
law and the case has been pending several
years
The powder company denies that 1t en-
tered into any conspiracy or combination
or that it monopolizes the powder trade.
Argument of counsel probably will consume
several days
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
TO NAME CURB BROKERS' TICKET.

The following curb brokers have been
elected members Of the nominating com
mittee, which is TO choose officers and a
board OF representatives for the new curb
association: J. NJ. Williams, w. c. Moore,
L. I Teichman. A. r. Timpson and George
Dates. ir These were the men named for
membership in the committee by II. S.
Mendels and his advisory committee, which
Is I'm charge OF the cufbs affairs until the
new constitution becomes operative. The
names Of the officers and members OF the
board of representatives selected by the
nominating committee will be submitted to
a vote of the brokers who have assented
TO the new constitution. II is not expected
that there will be any opposition TO the
official candidates. Any broker. however,
has the right TO vote for candidates Of his
own choosing.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
CEMENT TARIFFS SUSPENDED
Advance in Freight Rates Held Up by
Interstate Commission.

Washington, March General advances
n freight rates on cement made primarily
y the Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railway
and the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Of Texas. were suspended to-day by the In
terstats Commerce Commission until July l.
The order Of suspension affects ffty-nine
other interstate carriers in the West and
Southwest. in addition 10 the principals.
Tariffs fled by the Toledo, St Louis &
Western Railroad making certain allow
snees 10 the Manufacturers Railway Of
st. Louis we're suspended to-day by the
commission until May !. II is expected
that by that date the commission finally
viii have disposed Of the Manufacturers
Railway case, which has been pending for
many months
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02

SPOT ouiet. with rrces Is points higher at
IA 60c for middlnc upland. delivered on contract
6s 300 bales. Liverpool cables: Spot In more de-
mand: sales. 1000 bales; speculation and ex-
port. 1900: American 5000 imports. 1000. all
American. Middllng upland 1.T2d. Futures
orened steady unchanged TO ! point higher
closed auiet, | point lower to = points higher
March. 7.50Ad: March-Aprii. 1904: April-May,
750isd: May-Iune. I5ld: June-July, 1901; July
August, 7.4sd August-September. 725isd; Sep
terbeT-October. t.91d; OctooeT-N November,
6.7Sikd: November-December 6.T21 December
January. GIL I'D: January-February. cid.
COFFFE-Steadv du-'7g the morning. and
prices early advanced las points. Later there
was active liquidation. following the closing
weakness in Havre, and prices declined sharply.
closing at loss OF 24G35 points. Sales, go
bags Havre closed unchanged TO q franc lower.
while Hamburg was unchanged TO a pfS de
cline. There were no public cables from Brazil
owing 10 the holiday there on TUESDAY. spot
quiet and ca asier on a basis OF 13i4c for Santos
Is Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
B. & A. BETTERMENTs HALTED
Rate Decision Causes Postponement Of
improvements on Road.

Boston, March The recent rate decision
oy The Interstate Commerce Commission
VII cause AZ least a temporary hating In
Ens Of the betterment work along the
boston e. Albany division Of the New York
central line, according 10 a statement made
'o-osy by James A. Huestis, assistant gen.
era manager. Mr.. Huestis said:
There will be al least a temporary halt
ns OF all Boston & Albany bettermenis
sAeepl those for which the money has al
ssGy been appropriated and on which
HnoIk has started. including the N,0O0O
,"orcester construction, which Us now being
I4shej 10 completion. other Improvements
provided for last year, which will not be
,slH,se,rupted. include an appropriation OF
eSoy0 for new signals
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
COPPER MERGER ENJOINcD
Michigan Decision May Postpone
Meeting in Boston.

GTdnu RAPIDS, Mich, March Limited
States District Judge Swan. of Detroit,
granted temporary Injunction to-day IN
the case of Godfrey NJ. Hyams. OF New
York. against the Calumet e. Hecla Mining
Company and set March % as the date OF
hearing. The action is to prevent the mer-
ger of the Calumet & Hecla and the Os-
ceola companies.
Godfrey NJ. Hyams. the petitioner, says
he owns 10 shares OF stock in the Osceoia
company which company owns vast tracts
in Michigan. 1t Is sought to prevent the
Calumet e. Hecla Company from voting any
stock owned In the OsceoIa company at
special meeting to be held In Boston.
March @
The petitioner asks that any contem-
plated contracts between the companies for
consolidation be decreed Illegal as an un.
lawful combination in restraint of trade.
According 10 the bill CT complaint the Os
ceola company is in good financial condl-
tion and capable of operating for years 70
come with an output of at least twenty
million pounds of fine copper a year. II Is
charged that the Calumet & Hecla Com
pany now owns stock in nine other mining
companies
1t is alleged that the Calumet & Hecla
Company has been worked heavily Tor forty
years and that the deposits and ore are
now depleted. Anticipating this condition
the petitioner alleges the officers and d.
rectors Of the company managed TO be
placed In control on the directorate of the
Osceola company.
Several years ago when the point was
raised that Michigan law would not permit
one mining company 70 own stock in anoth-
er. law was passed by the Michigan Leg
isatuTe permitting such ownership Four
years ago the Michigan Legislature adopt
cd an amendment TO this law eliminating
this permission. When the amendment
came before Governor Warner, the Cover.
nor granted hearing at Detroit. Before II
tecame necessary fer the Governor TO act,
however, the Legislature reconsidered its
action and on this vote the amendment
failed
Boston. March 1.-The temporary injunc-
tion restraining the merger of the Osceola
Mining Company with Calumet & Hecla
Mining Company. issued in Grand Rapids
today, is the first appeal to the courts In
a controversy which began with the publi-
cation of a plan for the absorption by the
Calumet company of nine smaller copper
mining companies in Northern Michigan.
The effect OF the Injunction. according 70
attorneys here. will be to postpone the meet.
ing OF the Osceola company called for
March 9, when the question OF exchanging
shares OF that company for those OF the
Calumet company on the basis Of four
Osceola for one Of Calumet was to come
up for action.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02

employment and was placed on probation
was sentenced yesterday by Judge Grain.
in General Sessions. to not less than two
years and three months or not more than
four years and seven months In state
prison Carberry was arrested on bench
warrant issued by Judge Grain. ''You are
one of the most adrolt thieves that ever
came before me-" said Judge Grain when
sentence, land entitled 10 no
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
TO DISCUSS RATE DECISION.

e executive heads OF the Eastern rail-
!. are scheduled TO meet here to-day
,s 0'nklder what action their roads SHAH
-. AZ result OF the refusal Of the In
,se Commerce Commission TO grant
~. petition for nigner freight rates. One
,"'nent railroad man said yesterday 1t
~ not probable there would be any ap-
moin the decision. but that II was
won,d ,dDssy probable that the railroads
OF ~. osclde 10 attack the cOnstituticnanty
Acted law under which the commission
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
Yesfer-
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool March l.-WHEAT-Spot dull; fut-
ures quiet; March IS sid; May 6s SID; July,
easy, as Id. American mixed, old; 9uief, os ld'
FLOUR-Winter patents, 2Ss. HOPS in London
Facifc COAST, "a 6sdf5 IS. BEEF-Extrs ireia
mess 12Os. PORK-Prime mess, Western. sls 50:
HAMs-Short cut. SOS. BACoN--Cumoerland
cut, 5ss Sd; short rib. 62s; clear bellies, Ses;
long clear middles, light. 6ls heavy, COS 6d'
short clear backs. 54s 3D. sHOULDERs-square,
5ls. LARD-Prms Western, tierGss 41s; .asi hnasr
finest white new 5ss colored, sos TCRPEN-
TlNE-spirtss e2s 3D. RosiNiG 81. GomTSTns: r,r% Iss
or. bOs CoTTONSEED OIL-Hull refned.
srot, BIS rALLoW-Australian In London'
35s AID ~ -,
los Ard: muscovado, 9s AID. BEET SUGAR.
March. 9s I0L.d, LLNSEED--Calentta, Apr,i-
June SOS % LTNSEED OIL, AS. SPERM OIL,
f3i los ROLEUM-Americsn refined, o':d;
spirits. 6&d. TURPENTINE-Spirits, oss ois
ROSIN-American strained, l5s %: nne, les
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
LIMOGES CHINA TO BE ASSESSED.

Washington, March 1.-The agreement
snien the Treasury Department has had
''lce 1865 with the Limoges. France. Cham
VI o' Commerce, providing the basis FOR
SSNms duties on imports OF chinaware
.om Limoges, will be abrogated on May J..
s.er that date duties on Limoges china
,Hi De assessed by appraisers at ports Of
ne GIFTED States in the same mGnner as
''her imports are.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March Sudden buying on a largs
scale this afternoon Tor a leading specUlator
gave wheat a firm close. although the marke4
early went Ear beneath even the latest % the re
cent succession Of new low records for the sea-
son. The finish was at the same figures an
forty-eight hours before 10 IA &c down. Com
Mc TO a shade on. and provisions I0c 10 i7i.r
20c advance. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. March I, 10

New York. March I. i0lI.
BEANS AND PEAs-Reccipts. 40 bags
beans = bags meas. Demand does not improve
and market continues dun and unsettled. Scotch
cas- weaker BEANS. marrow. choice, 100 N.
So 55dy3 50: poor 90 good 81 5Ods3 20; medium.
choice 81 4Sdx3 -: poor To good, 81 3)0S3 40,
pea choice 80 IS; poor 10 good 50 30nS3 -: red
kidney choice S. G5Gs5 10. white Kidney. So;
xsuex eye. 50 1885 ~; black turtle sopS. 81 25G
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02

COITON-Had further advance to-day,
and while sentiment seemed TO be somewhat re-
actionarv the advance above l4.5Oc for May at
tracted a good deal OF realizing: a setback DIR
ing the middle OF the day was followed py re-
newed frmness. and the best prices were reached
In the late trading. with the close only a point
or two or from the top on the active old crop
months which showed gain OF jg0 points for
the day. The new crop was relatively quiet ana
easv. as Southern advlces are nov generally
favorable TO tho preliminary new crop outlook,
and closed points net lower. Southern spot
markets were generally unchanged. Exports very
Hight. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM g. ATLANTIC.
1911. 1910 lVUs
July l-Feb. 81. 1852, ,s45 l,G69,Oss lol3'O5i'
sEABOARD AIR LINE.
Sd week in Feb. s4Tg252 si44.3jo -
July i-Feb. u. i3, ,51s 669 i2,5iS2i3 -
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02

Feb 2s Nch l. Feb. .2s Mch
post & A s223 t224 United Fruit.isT is5
Ioston Fiey i2siA I2sH Boston Cons. II
G R&U SY ljs l5s Cal II n. .Hs 40
I-itcbb'g pf si2s il27n Centennial 81. IL 12it
X " X H&Hl5Os, i05lk Cop Range VI 6G GGi5
Old Colony. .1s5 ls5 Franklin NJ. 10 t@
w = - nv p2 % lGunby Min. 35is -
do pref. .lo2Il io2h Mass Con VI,
Mass FL Cos. y y Mohawk M ~ a., ~
Am Pneu. 5il 81 Osceola Mill 10
do pref. 10 l5i. Old Dom ~. S9is 39is
Am r & r I45 145. Parrot NJ. ~ ~
Sew Eng r 1iO i42 Quincy Min 6Gis %
~ r & n co 20ik 2Ox Tamarack VI. a. -
do pref ~ a3 p3 Wolverine NJ lis iiO
I'm shoe NJ. 81 67Hl u S smeters 35. 35s.
do pref 20 2sH DO pref. ... 49, iTis
arcadian VI. Mass 0as.... s2is o2's
atlantic NJ DO pref. 10 06n.
shannon NJ. II iiia Utah ........ iSis t5
Xxx dividend tAsksd
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JAIL FOR DUPlNG JOB HUNTERS.
Thomas L. Carberry. who was convicted
q year ago Of swindlng persons seeking
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by r. L. Day 6 CO.. No. 81 Wall
strect)
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etc, including
II L. a I'm
q .9o ees sf5eo7a $3.50

etc. including
Man a ttan - ...o-. M ,ss
guarantee 6,Zz.,SIS "loo'v'" 49,
Net corp. Inc. ", ,t2o."3' s"'-'''''' f''i''
Div on $50, co.
900 Interior
ough Rnpid
Transit co.
capital stock
for q months
ended Dec. 81.
1910 at the
rate OF per
cent per an .oo ,y-,ooo
mum ..s...... I'oiO'Vv' i'"'S'SS
s,,,,,,. ST eyo557 sl.7ol es7 'ss5l.Sso
Oper. per cent. @lsl oo'f' ''
Passengers car a.s ss2 o,e $50 500 go s,ao1 SIG
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'Decrease. - A..
largely due to extraordinary expenditures. the
result OF changes IN subway equipment fnsne
necessary in connection with the operation oi
ten-car express and sx-car local trains.
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch Co. Ne~
York and Boston.l
STOCKS.