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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
cox FORCES OUTFLANKE0
New Indictment for Perjury and
Change of Venue.

Cincinnati. March g.-G.orge 2 Cox
ecal forces. which since February q nave
been waging with apparent success war
Of technIcalities against the indictment
charging the Republican leader with per-
jury werr outrankcd to-day
TIE grand jury. on the eve OF its muster
inr out. returned a fresh Indictment against
cox. charging perjury. On this true hill
Prosecuting Attorney Henry 7. HUNT I'M
rnedarely obtained a change n venue. ana
as p consequence Cox fares the prospect NJ
heirg forced into an open fight In the
courts IF Clermont County. before the com
plicated situation IN Hamilton county has
been cleared M.
No leader OF tho COX legal army wss near
the scene 81 action when the Prosecutor
made this latest move When they learned
OF the movement they were powerless TO
offer opposition.
To-dsy's Indictment was the third re-
turned against Cox. The first was with
drawn because o. defect. and the second
is now before the courts ~ Hamilton
County.
The new indictment Is identical with the
second. except that the word lawful Is
inserted In one sentence. prosecutor huhl
announced that the second Indictment would
not he Withdrawn. but that the hght on IL
would be continued through the Supreme
Court Of the state. IL necessary.
The change OF venue was asked on the
ground that other judges were preJudiced
in favor OF Cox. Judge German sent the
case 20 Clermont County assigning IL "a
Judge Frank Davis OF Batavia, Ohio
The ink was scarcely dry on the books
when the Cox attorneys rushed into the
room and fled another prejudice affidavit
against the judge. 1t was too late TO stor
the venue action. and the affidavit viii have
the effect merely OF preventing Judge Cor
man from citing Cox to appear to-morro"
! in connection with tho Few Indictment.
The grand jury to-day started an inyesti
CATION of the methods by which grand and
petty juries are drawn in this county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
EQUITABLE CLOSES DEAL
Trust Co.'s Head Buys Life AS
surance SoCiety's Stock.

Alvin W. Krech. president Of tho Equita-
bic Trust Company. who has been conduct
ing the NEGOTIATIONS with the Equitable
Life Assurance Society for the purchase Of
its holdings Of the trust comrsny's stock.
amounting TO 1881 shares. announced yes
terdsy afternoon that he had closed the
deal Tor the entire block Of stock at 900
share and that 1t woulf be transferred TO
him to-day.
Il bought the stock myself" ne said N
reply 10 questions as to who the purchasers
were. but have arranged for its distribu-
ton IN such wsv that there will be no
raramountcy of interest in the stock in
any particular banking direction. In other
words. no one interest will have control or
the company. which will be maintained as
an Independent institution"
While Mir krech would not name any
OF tho individuals among whom the 1851
shares Of stock. which carry practical con-
troll OF the company, would be distributed.
he said that some Of the present members
Of the board OF trustees Of the Equitable
Trust and some outside interests would get
the stock
The disposal Of the stock in the manner
contemplated. he said. was expected 10
! strengthen the position of the trust com
pany. promote its growth and add 10 its
prestige among the financial institutions in
Wall Street. The company is already one
of the leading trust companies in the city,
! having total resources Of nearly s5OOoo,0Oc
and deposits Of more than s35.0C0.oc0.
The price paid by Mr.. iNrech for the block
Of Equitable Trust stock purchased from
the Equitable Life $500 share. is slightly
above the present bid and asked quotations
on the stock and represents a total invest
mcnt of s7s55,5gl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
TO RESUME INVESTIGATION
New Sensations Expected in the
Hudson Courthouse Probe.

Sensational developments are expected
when Justice Swayze resumes the investi-
cation into the cost of building and fur
nishinS tho new county courthouse in jer-
sey city The hearing. which was inter-
rupted by the session Of the court Of Err
rors and Appeals, Of which Justice Swayze
IS a member will he continued on Monday.
1t leaked out yesterday that John !.
Nulvsncy. counsel to the County Building
Committee. who declared a few days ago
that he would tell the truth. no matter
who was hurt had n long conference with
Judge Carrick. OF the District Court on
THURSDAY night. Judge Carrick started the
movement which brought about the in
ouiry and the impression is that Mulvs-
rey went over the reports Of the expert
and explained the transa ctions 10 fix the
responsibility for any unfair or dishonest
doings Mulvsney had all the blame cast
or him as the committeeman and other
officials involved declared that they acted
on his advice
II is rurored that the expert has dis
covered that az least $4,000 was irnprop-
crly expended and svggsFts graft The
structure cost about So 10000 The officials
Of the First National Bank. IN which was
deposited the county funds. hsv. been sub
pcpnscd and directed 20 produce trans
crirt Of records OF receipts and disburse-
rpents on the courthouse account and the
heads or other banks IN which the county
building Committeeman have personal ac-
counts have been summoned and ordered
10 present tho records Of these accounts
Daniel Myers. chief engineer Of tho court
house. was suspended YESTERDAY. He vas
absent on Wednesday attending funeral
and the custodian. Maurice Stack. directed
August CRUDE. his assistant. 10 weigh the
coal that was being delivered l. was
discovered. II IL alleged. that the power
house scales had never been used. that the
contractors slips Of the weight had been
received as correct II is further alleged
that the coal weighed or Wednesday vas
short 81 the figures on the drivers slips
ard stack suspended Myers. pending an
Investigation by the COUNTY Building Com
mittee
James Covle, rho has The contract for
supplying ne pea coz used at & Is Pc
ron. said his scales rad been tested re-
Gently and found correct He added that
he would have the scales ~ the power
house tested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
TO TELL ABOUT WIDER STOCK
Dick Brothers Must Testify in Bank
Suit to Recover Stolen Securities.

The Appellate Division OF the supreme
Court denied Yesterday the motion OF the
brokerage nrm of Dick Brothers to Nacate
the order for their examination before trial
in forty-nine suits brought against the hrm
by the Russo-Chinese Bank to recover SD .
49,
Tie bank alleged that the money repre-
sented the amount that Erwin Wider
cashier Of the New York branch. who was
sent to Sing Sing for embezzlement. mad
speculated with the firm out Of the bank
funds and securities.
The bank said the examination Of DICK
Brothers would show that they converted
the stock TO their use. Dick Brothers De
MED that They had any knowledge or IN
formation sufficient to form belief as 10
whether Wider stole or converted the stock
The defendants did acknowledge that the
convicted cashier did deliver 10 them GER
tain stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01

ports viii have moderate 10 brisk west winds
diminishing. with mostly fair weather. 10 the
Grand Banks
The indications are that The weather Will con
tnuc generally fair over the greater portion ~
the country during the next twenti-tour hours.
except probably lOcsl rains IN Tennessee rnd
kentuckv aud snow nUrriss oVsr the Lake region.
Moderately cold weather viii continue, with no
important changes, over nearly all districts from
the Rocky Mountains eastward.
Forecast for Special LocaIitiss.-fOr New
England far. except snow nrrries ~ extreme
ncgthorn portion to-day; sunday fair diminish
INC west windy.
For Eastern New York, Eastern Fcnnsy wanna
ard Sew Jersey fair to-ds, and probably sun
day moderate wcs, winds becoming variable.
For Delaware and Maryland. mostly fair TO-
day SUNDAY probably fair. moderate west winds.
becoming variable.
For the District Of Columbia. unsettled and
rr0ba bly, fair ia-da.. sunday unsettled. MOI
erstcly cold: Moderate west winds. becoming
sariabit. .,
For Vir.lnia. unsettled to-ds ana probably
SUNDAY. Moderate variable WINDS.
tpr Western Ncp York. unS~itled probably
snow late to-la. sunday near the mken'
moderate west winds
FOR Western Pennsylvania, unsettled prob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
PRODUCE MEN ELATED
Ruling as to Frozen Eggs Blow 70
PSYCHOLOGISTS.

The decision of Judge Cross, sitting in
the United States District Court az Tren-
tor. Y j. in which a test case q the gov
eminent n regard to cold storage eggs was
decided IN favor OF the cold storage inter
ests. was discussed YESTERDAY by hota
produce men ana government food inspec
tors TIE produce men we're elated.
A. The trial Of the case Tho government
introduced evidence as ~ the number OF
ba terra found The defence admitted that
the government meteorological figures
were correct 10 avoid complication Of the
issue but denied thst the figures as 20 hac-
tsrie proved qecornJ osltior.
Judge Cross indicated n his decision -har
lay testirrony as n taste. smell and the
practical uses O. the substance seemed
n.o-- conclusive thsn meteorological tests.
THe 90 ornn1snt NAV appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
6OsToE WOOL MARKET

Boston. March S1--"rh. Corimsrcisi EQp
ietfn' will say % the wool marker tomorrow
Trading IN wool ~. Pos,or market dur
Ing the last week has taken decided ervr,.
but me transactions ~ greatest interest r.rA
decided ~ The expense ~ prices TIE r-lr
cfpal intereet ~ tho weeks sales centres
around be purchase by Rhode Island mill 90
about . 200 oo0 pounds 90 various grades, pyir-
cipailv fine staple Montana hslf.hlcot ana de-.
lame hesce and nne secured woods
The nne staple Montana is generally SUP
posed 70 have sold - eoc In tNe grease. sri -
variousl. estimated A. from sac - SIC clean
although the price generally figured - secu,
- n sc. The better los - the secured FOOLS
principally fine white brushed 4 Slpers wee,
Al soc while inferior lots have sold consider
ably lower. and one large io' cf ore ard IN.
medium clothing WOOL, uarants>d.' vas soif
az ttc
So, erai hundred thousand pounds ~ -re~s
Ohio wNois have changed hands az sStrer~i 10
low prices. tho principal sales involving de
iaine woods. which are reported 2tq So~
for unwa shed and washed respectively al
though sales % more desirable Noos have
been made a. - d32c. Other fleece grades
have sold propor'ic na'elv low Pulled WOOL,
ere rather Guie, end weak.
The shipments Of wool from Boston q,
March SO inclusive. we're - eos eos pounds
againg' 555HT $50 pounds for the same rsr'~t
last wear The receipts to March 80. inciu
sivc we're 5i9t6.2St pounds. ggsinst A. oio S.s
rounds for the "a rNe period last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
% Lancaster County.
8 20 II Ohio. 0W ib.

Penn steer. ic7s ~ So 20. 81 Ohio. nss n'
So 81. la 1888 ~ 80 80 49,.
iSss H. 50 Is. 20 1915 u. Sc 20 81 80" q.
8 % T., I9e7 10 80 ." $50 10 70 s. 10: -; y.
s. 20. ! too H. SO IS bulls. 1890 ID, s. ~
l. 1900 II. 81 ~ 3 1900 10. -. 1859 ~.
= 90. }. go 10 - - 2 cev.; !lSo 10, -, ~ ~
s,is' : 1000 n. 81 10: / iiso n So y. 81
n g. So l. $50 IN. 81 - 2. o7o 10. $3.50 =
asi p g % 1919 o.; p 81 ss9 i y. -"
1. $50 p. s. 20. Z 1ts n. s. -.
kern, comGiss.cn 60 .. 70 ?, r sss,s
s'r Sc,o 40 10 20 20 Lancaster Count. Penn.
Steers. ilts II. Sc 90; -. ~, In ss IS
Tob,a !; shannon buD, 1850 n. IS -
= TO N. 81 -. , cows 1867 h. Sici. l. 40
n So : SO II. s. p.
CaLvEs-Rce.lp,,: '5s bad; ineiaainE 81
-, higher. offerings all taken. Common 20
PRIME veals sold ~ $50 s. Z. per 100 II cu,is
-i.y ir.s.eJ r.sIs ana nc for coun'r' dresssd
ssIss-s Sanders vssls. ~, 10 average
s. - per 100 n: culi' ~ b. s. ,s.
81 "f X. S. Guns : 10 50 b. s. ~
Tobi1 4 shannon - vesis. i2i lb. - 80.
W. r T. Hume: SO v.sis. 10 lb. IS 50: 5. io4
George & J. 8 Dilenbeck % v.sis. III
SHEEP AND LAMBs-wereip's 3oii cars.
or ss5l head. including iois cars for the
market sheep and handy lambs IN fair de-
msnd and steady: heavy lambs slow ~
shade lower without fun clearance. com =
mon 10 fail unshorn sheep sold a. $40 - per
100 ~: or,iinary 10 prime clipped. 81 '31
s. -. urshorn lambs ss6sI 10. common ~
fsir ,lippe,i - 25nS5 -. Dressed mutton
slow AZ : ioc per n. dressed larros 81 ii@
T2c: few hog nj. - = q i3c, country
dressed nothoure lambs at stHsI each.
Sales Judd Co. ~ unshorn lndis's
lambs 81 n average. az Sc per 100 ID ? M ,
shorn Indiana earrings - ~. -. u IN !.
shorn Indiana sheep. - III. 81. rs CHOPPED
Ohio sheep. 80 10. 81 50: go. ~ 10. 5!
Kerns Commission Co. I'd Nlchissn
lambs. 30 n. 81 10. 10 20 IN. s. 10: 100. !,
H. s. 40: 1e0 Ohio 81 10. Sc 25; ." clipped, :
H. 81 %. 3 unshOrn Michigan sheep, IL 70.
81: . clipped Ohio. 81 II. So 70
robln a. shannon 90 clipped Ono sheep.
loi H. 81 1874 81 10. 81 10. ii5 clipps1
Ohio lanips II H. IS
! Sanders 1al uu-horn stat. lambs 81 ".
s. 10: 10 unshorn state sheep llS ID, -
McPherson 4 60: 40 urshorr Ohio ssres.
9s n. SO %.
HOGS-Receipts - cars. or 2.4o+ head. IN
GLIDING half car for the marker. Prices
lower with heavy 10 light hogs selling a. ti6
s. - pr 100 10. country dressed hogs 1rist
az Taioc
sales-s Sanders stat. hogs. ~ n
average. 81 30 per 100 ID: =. i'5 10. 81 90 20.
$50 10. 81
" r. Hume. 20 state hogs ia H. s. ~.
= roughr 2sG H. ST. 40.
: Judd & 60. 1ar. Yesterday; stats
hogs iT5 10 81 so rough. 400 n. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago March 31.-cArTLE- ssesip's.
i; S.s ; & sdgss ssev'. w' g
stockers and feeders 4nss 81 cove and
heifers 81 - a SIS: calves s59sS EoGs-
q sess9 5. S2oGS i,. soI 8. SPs 20 P Ses
q 81 ~: rough, 50 iop ;. 30 az god to ehc,c.
native. Sass 80 Western 81 25HS5 "a: yes-
lings. 81 5oqS5 co. lambs. nsfiFe' >5rt9 30
Western. 81 2oass -
i ecelp.s 1000: sctivs sc lo~or. ST2fs g.
HoGRscsPt 300 :o IS l PIG; s.say ni on
s. lod 81 30: Workers. s. :orE 20; T,s, 90
as7 -: ronst:- .sas% ,,sr, s's sEn 3sS
Rece6is T. 400 active. ws,ssrs zoe: riI.a
sheep 2sc lower. others steady. heavy lamb.
$ g g handy ,am9. ss 49,. se, 81 y !.
81 sheep mixed. 81 s. -
Cincinnati March i.-CtrTLE--Recslp's
49, sleT tslr ssass 10 80, f9ni ."r iss.S
lower: butcher and clippers. 81 $50 - %
common So 90 n s.. SHEEP-Rece.pts s'rAs;
Kan.as city. March i.--cATTLE-a.c.ir,,.
500 Including 100 Soutberns: strong. d:esse'
.eel and exDor, steers 80 SO ,aI :. ss, a.
southern cows. s. to0s5?5: n.,i.. ssfssm
ssGs7 hoes receipts. 5000: steady 20 10
Sishs- bulk Of .sl-s Is s5dss 7S. hs..,
g. 70. tights SO ~ q ST. so. sHEEr-2scairs
8 700. STEADY TO weak; lambs ~ scasss
earrings. 81 1885 ~. w.thers. 3. 2saS =.
e,s4 81 IS: stockers snd feeders. s3sR :"
Piftsburr March 81. - CATTLE - stead,
supplv light. choice. SO 80 = 81 IS PRIME - !.
n So 80 sHEEP--sioT. supply sair. prir,. :
Ta.hery siS51s5. culls and common. y. S-
"a 20. srring lambs. sioIsic so: veal cafes
ST0s7 30 HoGs-Active. rreipts u eornl'
/ sscks nrime heavies "a - 4 So 10 niec;Dris
& en5 81 .. heavy Workers., 81 j"1st -: nsr'
Workers and pigs. 81 80; roughs. s. iSdss
fBv Telegraph - Tbs tribune J
- Louis. March 3l.--CAT lLE-Fsc.,r's
[ - de,r.nd fsir. prices steady: steer- 81 =
! y 90 70. rsifer- 81 50 = So 80. cows, So ~
* 10 southern steers. g - 0ss ~ EoS..
I p.cffn,- sIS2. active lnd irregular piet e'1
; ~, '6-,ra~ SO s56s- o.. medium - lea,
hacking and sutchsr. So 80 SO s. sFEEf :.
pcceirfs- ia: stead, cli-red sGesr. - :.
s, = clipped lambs $5fso ~. "o9' 'an''
a IS y SO n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
PLAN COAL AND IRON MERGER
Irdependent Alabama Companies May
Be Consolidated-Outp Large.

\ movement 10 consolidate the indepen-
dent coal. iron and steel companies IN the
Birmingham. Ala. district is under way "
became known yesterday. Among those H.
terested in the proposed deal are Cecil y.
Grenfell. Of London J. F. Shaw, Of Bos-
ton. and r. II. Melville. Of this city.
The companies II is proposed 10 consoh-
date own 10000 acres # ore and coal lands
in the district mentioned, together WITH
EIGHT blast furnaces. with total caps city
Of $4,000 tons OF pig iron year. and 4
steel rod and wire mill. with 4 present ca
racity Of so tons Of finished product DAY.
The coal lands are estimated n contain
over 700 1n0 oo0 tons OF coal
The name Of the new COMPANY. II pres
EFT plans &c through. will probably he the
Alabama Consolidated Coal Iron and steel
C'ompsnv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

ohciai Record and Forecast -W Washing ION
March 5i.-lhe storm over the northeastern phI'
~ The country during the last two days j. no"
o~sr the GGlf % s. Lawrence. TIE snow nurres
have continued over the Atlantic Coast from
h-rfisnd northSard also over the -. Lawrence
's'i.r sDd scattered sections Of tee lower lakes
-oms snow has also fallen over the upper lakes
ire Onto and upper Missouri valleys elsewhere
he weather he's been generally TAI. moe
crate hiiii Lsrometric area central over Manitoba
a. o eiock tonight has caused cooler weather
ef the piails states, the lakes and over the Al
.snt- states from the Caroinas north~ard-
sisA 10 hish west winds continued over the
north portions OF the middle states and New
Ens ana during the las, twenty four hours.
The winds along the New England coast viii
% diminishing west. middle Atlantic Coast, mod
'rsis west. becoming variable. south Atlantic
east moderate. variable east Gull Coast. moo
. s'e. variable Winds mostly south vest Gglf
.fsSt moderate southeast becoming variable,
LAKE Michigsn moderate northwest
Steamers departing SATURDAY Tor European
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01

Spot cul,r and > points lower. AZ "a i0c
fot m iddHur upland. delivered on contract.
/ coo bales liverpool cables. Spot stead
sales 1900 bales speculation and export.
" non. American. / 600. imports, 1000
American. Hoo. middlns upland Tod-
Fu'ures onenad stead. an "a POINTS ad-
vance. closed bar-ly sreGSv a. net unchanged
prices 70 a decline " !. points April. 40
.rrfi-N4v and Na--Juna. t2d. Iune-Julv.
ed. July Angus. T@3i,d August s@rtem-
her 7rftod: September October. x SD. Octo-
her november MOD November recembs -
6G5i,d Dscennber-Januerv and JanuaTy- FEB
ru1r-- fSti-G
COFTrv-OperItors interested IN the plac-
;ne o. 500 600 bags @ '1loriza'ion coTee ~
the rntted States w=ra soliciting bids among
rc-al folders and roasfsrs. The coffee has
been offered % interior roastsrs ror some time,
and n sreu1ed - be thu general impression
,hat ar sro~r vsa bang made - place u
,rbera there vas iI'ric likelihood ~ irs being
d.itrer-d or contract Vhlle there vas no
--@c,si announcement regarding prices and
-s---s - vas the general understanding that
htss were solicited - 12tlc for Rio Is. i q f.
for Rio Is ~ Ts. ani 1870 for Santos IS.
IL Vas siso believed that cerfsin pri"ilas; :
would ba granted. possibly sixty dsrG credit
,rcius y rrae storage and Insurance. Market
inactive with small pric- changes closing
al . rolnts decline 20 points advance, with
safss ~ c350O bags. Hare was unchanged -
1. frar~ lover Hamburg = pfz love- - y.
,fsorfc higher Rio 26 refs higher and
Santos % re's lower -p-t Inactive and un-
changed ~ i2i,c Ter Rio 20 : Local cow
nrtfcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool March ~. -- WHEAT - Futur-s
weak Nav. 6s 6Sd. July is cid. ortoi.f.
- ~. q. CORN-Spo- easy American msxsc.
new. rs ia. American mixed, old. ss I'D
futures edsy. May Is "a July. u tIi.
tR--Nlnter patents. 2is. toPs-ln
London Pacific Ccasp. - los e. -. BEEF
Extra lndis mess. 1885 Sd PoRk--pgims
mess Western. SOS HAM~-Short cut. Sis 81
BACoS-Cumh, rland cut. ia III saort rih.
SOS. clear heiliCs SIS icrg clear nddles.
light 3Gs CO heavy. SOS. short clear backs.
SOS Sd shoulders square. .5s I'd LARD
Prime Western. ticrccs, AS 81. American 70
nred pails as 81 CHEESE--canadiar
nnest white new. 6as. colore.i 6.s 81 TtR
pENrINE-- Spirits. 1;s I'd. ROSlN--conamon
i"s "a. PErRoLErM-Hsnne g..
LINsEED OIL. tDs ~
London. March 3i.--RAW SUoAR--censrif
ugal. lis 81, .nuscovado. los "a. BEET
\E---MsrsA. los 80 Il. CALCUTTA BvN
SEED -Aprii-Iuns. S:s "a IrNsEFp OF.
It's SPERM OIL. at ios pErRoLEfvsI--
American refined. 81 spirits sisd. TT
PEN riNE--Spirts rs. RosIN--anerican
strained. l>s 81. nnc. ios nd
Antwerp March 81. - PETROLEUM n
francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York March II. MI.
AiN-VHEAT-WeaH. and prices esl'D
shed new low records for the season uhIc.
renewed and aggressive operations on the pa ~,
OF bears Traders who had taken the long sue III
expectation OF rally threw over then "heas'
aud sentiment very D"3rish. erelSh ma
kets lower; stocks Of wheat are pisnutul anu
traders not disposed 20 favor the pun SIDE a.
long az the market is depressed By heavy sup
plies Of Old crop wheat. No red. >. s. ~.
vator and p27sc, ahoat. No l Notthsrh
Duluth 81 o. y b afoat CORN-Steady. hut
during the day developed considerable seeaHnsSs;
closing AZ i.d-.c net decline. Export sal"-' "
loads cash corn steady export y" : 30
afoat OATs-Mlderately active pr.
after opening stesdy. ea-sd Of and closed - &C
~. lower. cash oats easy standard wm"'
3Gtc. No >. $50: 70 3. $3lsc. No :, ~ e.
RYE-Norninal BARLET-U nsettied ma 4iins'
81 1891 10, New York. But kW Wa. Al,
Quiet. American. 81 81 per 100 70. @ New 1pl.
Canadian Sc bid New YORK. for eAi'orl'
Wheat, incrding hour exports Ior ICES ss, O.
c0rding 10 B.adstreets. aggregate 3o.o NJ uusn.
against 23aJ.Jl7 last week and l,,+42' ,sS'
year: since July !. 9e.Ji1 $50 bush, asahst 10
.Ga ~ last season Corn exports tor IN" Ws.h'
/ 1a5 2ss asairst 1910 793 last week and l,"s'.
81 last GEAR: since July l. 81, l1',s4o' against
-,