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New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

Florida, regular box. $. S9sse %: small; 50 %;
Cuban. box $3.50. ENDINE. French, y. lYf
BE- AoRsERA.PaLSsH,, 100 r., :sxsI' - kqH
TUcE basket, 81 50as2 25: LEXIS, 100 ssnehss.
s2Gs3: LIMA BEANS. Gaosg, sa!risT. s2gsSi
muaa half box. 81 2'qsl 50: ONIONS; Com:
necucut Valley. yellow. l0o-n bag. VI 10 STATS
and Western. white pickle; bush crate IScqtl;
other white. crate. 75cdSi Is yellow, isfL-e bag,
5g'' 5ags'' s2ds2 2S: ioo-r6 bag. s. 25ssl go: orsEgs
Co1nty. yellow. bag. 81 T5HS2 IS red. 81 5ort2:
Ber muds, new. crate. 81 IsgSS: Havana g %:
OkRA. Florida. carrier, f2nS4, Cnosn. Egso'
OYSTER PLANTS. 100 bunchss. s4a@ PAHs-
LEY New Orleans. curly, bb. S29s2 % plzns
S21S2 So. Bermuda box. sirS1 %. FARsNlPS'
bbi 81 25gsl Is: PEAS. Florida, large varietss,
basket 81 50Qs4 small 81 50GSS. Bermuda, hsir
COX cox 81 75Ss3 2S PEPPERs. Florlda, boz. 8 50
ass SO carrier. 81 5Oak3 80; California box.
s. 5ogs3 50. Cuban, carrier. G R9MAlasnnSts snSts
9Oc. STRING BEANS. green or wax. essket, SO
So crate. s2HS2 75. CONNER basket OF cressy
sid$i rs: SPINACH. bbl. S24s3; sEALLo -.
bbi 81 56ass; SQUASH, Hubbard. ool. s2ns2 =: (:
marrow 81 T5aS2 Florida. white, boz, 80, Cus
BAN s3as3 So TuRNrPs canaaa ao rl'.oss'a .',. POI L
or bag 81 25gs1 So TOMATOES. ForiSs s,5-
rer 50 5OlS3 So Cuban 81 OOGs3' WAtSS
CRE-ce 100 lunches x1FS2
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

lied statement was to the effect that it is
not the Intention to issue bonds at once 20
the authorized limit Of SS5.OOoooo II the
proposiuon carries. but simply TO arrange
Ior Ihe expansion Of the railroad by extern
SION OF It's own lines or the acquisition OF
other lines
Inc capital stock OF sls,0OOOoO will re.
man as at present. OF the present au-
thorized bond issue Of $4,000, 90 there are
outstanding S.7SO0oo. plus $4,000 to take
care OF underlying securities. With an au-
thorized Issuance of G2.Ooo.OOo. this would
give the Norfolk Southern only 100000
upon which 10 work. This was deemed in.
adequate, and thus the programme 10 pro-
c,o Ss1e S,c ior an authorized bond issue Of s9s.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
TRADING IN NEW CITY BONDS
Opening Sale Was at 101 Ia, but the
Price Declined Later to 1O1.

Trading in the temporary receipts for the
new issue OF New York City 4A per cent
bonds OF the New York Stock Exchange
was vsry heavy yesterday. feature OF the
trading being the sale Of TWO blocks Of Sl,-
roeD each OF the bonds. The first block
sold al t0lL and the second at lol. The
opening sale was S59000 at 1917. and from
tazt ngure the price declined 70 loi1s and
later % lol. Most Of the transactions were
a. l0lis. and the closing sale OF the day was
ar mat figure
The heaviest trading IN the bonds was
between I and o'clock In addition 70 the
Two 10000 blocks referred 10, there were
= number Of sales or blocks OF from sl0,V"
20 $4,000 OF the bonds, the total transac-
tons footing up 20 s4,o52OO0. The activity
IN the new city 4i4s was attributed TO sell
Ing on the part Of some syndicate or otner
large interest which had secured them a.
the regent sale.
Last WEDNESDAY. the day after the bond
issue came out, TWO blocks OF the bonds
one of slOls.O0O and the orher OF SL@oo'Oo'
we're sold. These were the largest single
blocks Of bonds ever sold on the New YORK
stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

f54 rs Cd: Lake, copper l2.5Oe u; 75c; slec-
trOlytc. 1925 q Il. soc, casting, u y y -Jc.
TIN-strong; spot and January, 4iSI ? Y
44.67 lac. February. 44Qi4.5Oc. March, 500
Q445O. April. May and June. 43 ), q 4.5Oc-
London strong; spot. f202 IS. tu,Ires. t20l.
LEAD-Duu. i40 q 4.jOc New York, 40
I3jc East 81 LOUIS. London, az l6s Sd
sPELTER-Dun; spot 5.5595.45 New YORK
5.25 q 55Uc East 81 Louis London, 1@3 - 50
IRON-Cleveland warrants, 4ys I'd IN Lon
don. locally steady No 1 foundry. North-
ern, SIJ - ISl6 %; No ,. Sti 70 q So rs, No
Southern and No 1 Southern soft Si5 - .
SO 20
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Tradins moGer-
ate, but offerings ,!ght and market steady ar
unchanged prices
NAVAL sIoREs--spirits turpentins hrner
here and al savannah. Rosin steady. with
prices higher Tar steady and unchanged.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--Machine, barrels.
ssc ,TAR-S6 1881. ROsIN-Common 20
good. strained. So 70. 3, 81 D, s. %, (, 81 10.
+, 81 IS.
Ous-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined Pc
troleum steady al 7.4oc for standard white IN
barrels a, New York.
COIrONsEED OIIy-Inact!ve. with the near
positions closing at decline OF points, late
months we're 1 point higher. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
Loss IN BANK DEPOSITS
Increase of S1e1,566,488 Be.
tween Nov. 10 and Jan. 7.
CHIEFLY IN NEW YORK CITY
Controller of Currency, How
ever. Finds Banks Hold Higher
Percentage Of Reserves.

r-osbfngtou. Jan 3o-Deposits OF individ-
,..,s IN the 200 national banks OF the
I-r,,es States decreased Slsi. ass between
Noven1ber 10 and January Ia situation
-roba blv unprecedented in the reports
80 70 the Controller of the Currency.
os ,hat sum. more than sl5s,eoo,ooo was
,,,r5-svu from the thirty-nine national
hanks OF New York City.
NJ two officials Of the Treasury agree
90 % where the money went. Some are
~ the opinion that a part Of the money
light have gone 70 strengthen the New
YORK state banks and trust companies dur
ing the furry caused by the so-called
Robin failure early IN the month. Others
,,.nk the huge Withdrawals represented in
,sr.st payments piled up in anticipation OF
rbs January dividend days. All the Treas
urv officials. however. expressed great in
,sr.st IN what explanations the New York
bankers might give.
Loss Chiefly in New York.
comparison with the national banks Of
Chicago shows that the drop was confined
almost entirely 70 New York City. The
eleven Chicago banks reported loss OF
about 5000 600 in individual deposits. The
reserve banks OF the western and Pacific
ststes and the New England states all
show losses. but comparatively small ones.
The unexpected cal on January served
20 show the condition Of the banks at q
osw angle. Not once before since 1879 have
they been called upon so early IN the year
mere we're no January calls whatever
from 1850 10 1905. and there had been none
since 1907
some orc,als think that u the call had
been made as usual later in the month or
sa-lv IN February, the money. II Il were
withdrawn for dividend payments, would
have found It's way into the banks again.
one peculiar aspect Of the drop was that
the New York banks alone lost as much as
the combined banks Of the country had
gaiued in November.
Reserves in Good Shape.
Another feature Of the situstion which
greatly puzzles the Treasury experts Is
frat IN spite Of the enormous slump IN de-
Dosits the banks are stlll holding higher
percentage Of reserve than they were IN
November and the total loss in loans ana
discounts Of the whole country has been
o,lv S.SQo0o0o. while there has been gain
ID cash or more than S2O0O0,ooo. The last
call IN November showed loss in loans
and discounts. and G loss ia cash, ot 500
OODW
The banks Of the South are about the only
ones showing gains OF deposits. That Is
said 70 be because they are now being
RAID for cotton. Reductions OF loans is the
rule. however. all over the country. and
This Is said necessarily 20 follow such a.
sharp reduction Of deposits
s-in. with al the reduction. the banks are
now holding SSSo00.c00 more IN their re-
serves than is required by law. On the
whole tile showing is pronounced good, but
the disappearance Of sl5SWo,coO from the
banks Of Sew York is q great puzzle 70
r-essiry oTcials. None q them cared 20
s,,rrsss an opi-ior for publication.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. 80 0-wHEAr-spc, nrm: No .
red Western winter. Is al futures Gull Na-ch.
Is Asd. May. IS tl7.d CoRN-spot-America
mixed quiet. as 80 American mixed old
steady ~ iAd; futures quiet January. A. esa.
r., bruary. As 2-.d FLOUR-Winter patents. 2es.
Hops N London Pacnc COAST. a s-dfS.
nFEF-Extra India meas 1855 ?ONk-Prirs .
mess Western. t0Os HAMS-Sh~T cut. e2s.
PACON-Cumberland cut. els: short rio. 6ls
60. clear bellies, 5ls: long clear middles.
ipht. Ca o. heavy. 6is. shorS clear backs So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SIS LARD-Prime wes,-s
ern. tiarces. SIS SO: American refined pals 5es
Ga CHEFSF-Canadan finest white new 5as,
coored. els Cd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5ss.
RO'IN--Common, los. PErRoLEU M-Rehned,
OII~-Hull refined spot 30s nd TALLow-
Australian IN I,ondon, 36s 81
London Jan. 30-RAW SUGAR-centrirlraL
- iOlsd nuscovado ss i0isd. BEET SUGAR.
January - S.d TINsFEpN-Calcutta. Aprii-
Irnc 6ss ad. I.rNSFED Ofts ASS iOiad SPERw
or. t34 io-. ETRoLEUM--Americsn r.rnsd-
al.d. snir'ts 6s.d. Spirits, SIS
7l-d. RoSIN-Americsn strained i5s %; INA,
Ids i0Ad.'
Antwerp Jan. co.-PgrRoLEuM. 10 esSanA
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

FLOUR AND MEAIs-Flour extremely dull
with bnyers ho.aas on. Fancy sprlng laten.s
s-raights - 3o7s4 40: winter patents 81 5O3
81 95 srring clears. 81 l0mSi as extra Nc 7
81 50. Kansas stra'ghts. 81 60gs4 S5 RYE
choice i to fancy. 81 4OaS4 so sUcKWHE4s7T
TLoUR-Qu,st. j2 % per 100 n. CORNb1E IL
Barely steady: kiln dried 81 ~. BAG NEAL
Quiet fne white AMI yellow. 81 201Sl %: coarse
g. i2GfSl IS FEED-Western sprtag SOC Is.
standard niddling. S2s Is hour DO. s2s IS. rcd
deg. 500 - city bran. S25 60 buk. s27 y sacks.
r.Caling s2s T56S29; red dog $40: hor'inv chop
So 80 hrik. S23 20 sacks. oiinieal S35 5O1 $50.
PROyISIONs-Moderatel active and some
what irregular although prices were generally
higher The hog movement was fairly llb-
= points higher PORK-Steady; mess, 500 80
d S28. family 500 1924 80. short clear saOa
s.2 REEF--Mess sl+1sl4 so. family. Sl6 so
900 = 500 so BEEF HAMS-Firrn sos 80 u
S27 50. DRESSED HOGS-steady: bscons
30. $50 lbs. y nc, l6s lbs. u A 40 lbs
bellies ouiet: 10 lbs. i3itc. Il lbs. iac. ia lbs
ieisc: plcklsd hams steady. l2A Q124. e. TAI
LOW-ouiet. civ. sc. country. "a nc
LARD-steady: middle West. 1O1Onl0. oOc: :
II zoe. Continent. 10 Goo. Brazil kegs L.. .40c
compound Jul. SA4S&c. STEARINE-Oleo
sac city lard ia llAc
-TGAR-Renned quiet; standard granu-
lated i.6Ja470c net less ! per cent cash
A. London. beet sugar was steady and IN
changed. January aud February rs Ad:
May 9s 3%d Raw here firm and held Tor
an advance OF i-32 q l-16c. with buyers az
quoted prices. Centrifugal 80 test. 4 4i2c. {.
muscovado. 80 test. 2a2c and molasscs sugar,
80 test. a6Tc.
RICE-steady 10 nrm and unchanged.
METALs-COPPEk--St weak spot
January. February. March and April. IL 70 q
i2o London nrm. spot, t5s Is Cd futures
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
BATHTUB TRUST" DEMURRER
Individual Defendants Fight Against
Indictment.

Detroi. Ian. @.-Thirty-two individual
defendant. IL the criminal case asaiHs'
the so-called "bathtub trust entered
demurrer In the local federal court TO-DAY
u is charged that the allegations OF the
Indictment 90 not constitute an offence IN
der the laws and sovereignty Of the Cnited
States; that no offence is alleged or stated
iu which the court has jurisdiction tha'
~ particular acts are charged 20 indlYia-
rals aud that the indictment IN every
count is informal, insufficient and defec
fi-a
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. Jan. 90 - CATTLE - Receipts,
%. .101 good grades strong. lnc higher others
STEADY beeves g s5gs7 30 TS5a' steers: steers,
and f-sdrrs. SO TO1S5 50. cows and heitsrs.
s. 80 SO. calves. s. = 50 IS HOGs[6e. .o :,
eesioJs' 5000; 2,Sss 4igG 5ssvv 500 81 %:
rough. 81 50GS7 65: good 70 choice hea,Ey'
81 65qSI 90: pigs s. % Ss To- 9lS d5o o. sa,ss
narive 50 30 - 40: western 81 I0G 81 40
yearlirsz 81 508S5 60: native lambs 81 30 Q
So q. Western. 81 so 9 50 .. ,.,...
3 200 f7i-iv active. steady 70 strong. prime
steers. So 50a So IS. shipping. S8a$6 40 outcn-
ss o. 4 Is 56. bgils. s425as5 30. stockers and
feeders ST 25 81 25. stock heifers. St&s4 40
fresh cows and sprnEers strong. 5000 $40,
u $40 30 HOGs-Recei0ts $500 active: 10 q
35c higher; heavy. IS p q = 40 mixed - ~ ~
e. 49, -o,oE~ 81 o5GsT 40: staEs S8GS6 IS.
dairies IS IO1sS -. SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 1440o, active. handy lambs - n &c &c
higher: others steady: heavy lambs. $50 81 25;
handy inr,bs. s. ps6 25. yearings 81 - n
81 e5. Vefhers S4lS4 25: ewes. s. - 9 81 Is;
sheep mixed 50 1913 IS.
r-s-sas Ci-, Jan ATTLE-Receiptg.
u 600. including 600 sortherns, steady: beet
steers steady 20 10c lower, dressed beef and
export steers. sS9Sa 70: fair to good. 50 80 q
81 10 Is 40. southern. s. s0a 81 90: Southern
cows SO 30 ass; native s. Ss5 25: h.e.lers.
e. 2o t5oCz-eeceirts. & mo &c higher. buik
n saics' s. G5Gs7 rs. heavy. 81 IS 9S7 72is :
pac6eT, 91G e"eefrz;r snss Gn6
steady ~ strong, lambs. 81 90 n Sc. yearlings.
81 go : 81 25. wethers. s. s. 20 ewes. s. rs q
a r0- -tcckers ana feeders. S30S+
Pittsbura Jan. 30.-CATTLt-sl1w sup
niv 40 loads choice. 50 50 dS6 70; prime.
So ioa 81 r. sHETP-Hieher. supply light;
--,r-,e v-otre-e 81 e5RS4 80 cul's and COM
nan s. 50I So. lambs s. q SH 25. VEAL
CAIvFs-Sa 5O1s10. HOGS-Highcr. re-
~siDts. IS double decks. prime heavies, 81 e5 q
as mediums. & - IS go. heavy Workers.
IS 40d e 45. light YOrke-s IS 80 a Ss S.. pigs.
e. -5 n &, go. rouehs. s. q 81 %.
cincinnati ian. 30-CATTLE-FeceiD
or. active. gair 90 good shippers s. % q
sG rn. common. 81 20 -. HOGS--Receints.
& cS4. active 8i0c higher; butchers and
r-.irre-4 81 10d IS Is; common. 81 50fss Is
sHFEp-neeeiprs 125; steady. S27siI5.
r~r~E- rteadv ~ 80 10
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
Cash Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York January 80 1911.
GRAIS-WHEAT--Wea and al the close
values showed a net decline Of s a. a News
was bearish. including disappointing cables and
worlds exports o. 2 $50 900 bushels. against
II or 600 the previous week ana l0T04 600
last year. Liverpool reported heavy offerings
from the principal exporting countries aside
from America, and crop advices from Russia
and rudla were favorable The visible supply
showed an increase OF t62. 600 bushels FOR the
week. compared With decrease last week Of
llS6. 600 and,an Increase last year OF 10000.
Export sales 26 loads No red. oT1sc ele-
vator and 9s !se 0 afost; No I Northern
Duluth. 81 17Tac ahoat CoRN-Mod-
eratsly active and lower, closing al q net de-
cline OF sc. The visible supply showed an
increase tor the week OF $4,000 bushels. coua-
pared with an increase last week OF SOC 600
and decrease last year OF 22e,o0o. World 5
exports for the week were 5. 13O 900 bushels.
against 5,ss300O the previous week and 1907
600 last year. Interior cash markets were
= 90 &c lower ard country offerings some
what larger Export GALES. l3 loads, mostly
Old business New No , 50 0 afoat
CATs-Easier, closing at net decline oc 90
70 iec. The visible supply showed al Increase
FOR the week OF 507 600 bushels, against an
increase las- week % 3t5 COO and a decrease
last year OF 363 900. Cash oats easy. Standard
white. 3Sc; 10 >. SSiac. 80 8. 371sc. No :.
BIC. EYE-Quier, No. 9 S3c T b. New
York. BAELEY-Steadv mailing e5c Q 81
o T. Buffalo. BGCKWHEAT--Quiet; Ansri-
can re 9 / Z. New York; Canadian Sc = c
bl.. 8 T. New Ycrx FOR export.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
LoNpoN WOOL AUCTIONS.

LONDON Jan. 20 The wool auction sales wer
CONTINUED ts-tav with offerings o. Is s5J bales
Mrrinos were IN keen demand ana arm, an,
suitable Parcels were taken by Americans. New
Scrth Waics secured realized . g. Victorian
occurred - "a ara Victorian greasy Is 81. Cross
br@is were Irregular and IN BUYERS favor. an.
were frequently Withdrawn The sales follow
N.,g south Wales 8 700 bales secured Is ldf
es Ga. greasy. 5dais 30 Queensland, .10'
tai--. secured lsdls Cd. reasY st0ls VIC
fCrfn 4 TOO bales secured, Ndn-s ~. greasy
Gf. .af. "a south Australia, 1000 bales greasy
6l.l0fs Wrst australia. 200 bales. greasy
Ggfs Nrr Zealand 800 bales secured q
0ls Al. grelsr. Gtdpis Cape of Good Hops
and Natal eoJ bales, greasy, 5isgl0sd.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. so.-Reciprocity wheat selling az
U-irr.ne1 today without limit had depressing
eject or the market hero, Assertions were made
rfat Canadian traders loaded themselves with
the Grain. anticipating a tarif agreement. cut
s1rrE no nuvers except ~ 4 Sacrifices. there
49, sIs- talk that farmers IN this country were
t.kirg co-nlzance 81 the reciprocity situation,
and we're preparing 70 clean out their reserves
cf wheat Clcsicg prices showed net ioss OF
1rrt.~ =, 1LRIIsc Corn nnish>d = q sc TO
Isc down oats Of sGi.c, ard provisions al sc
5scl.re 70 I5c advance. Range ot prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
NORFOLK SOUTHERN PLANS
Bond Issue of 100000 Postponed
Meeting a Week Hence.

Norfolk. Va, Jan. 5o-The stockholders
meeting Of the Norfolk Southern Rsilroao'
FAILED FOR to-day 20 authorize an increase
~ The companys bond issue from pres
'nt maximum OF s12,Oo0.Oo0 to S5,c0ooe.
as postponed for one week. An author
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

rtedo. Jan so O-CLovERsEED-Cas Janu-
7~v February and March S -. ArTl. 8 55.
october e 90 AL5IkE--Pvlue. 50 90. March.
So i0. TufOTHY-Prme. 81 50.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

COTT0S-An early decline was followed by
recovery. with the close steady net ! pc!nt
lower 20 points higher. Business very QUIET
end while there was sorle selling early on disap-
pointing cables ard private reports from Liver
pool that tie South was Offering cotton more
cheaply selling was restricted later By the ap-
pearancs % trade buying here en- the early de-
cline. Later II the day some buying was in
spired by bullsh Southern SPOT advices. The
market opened barely STEADY az unchanged orices
70 a decline os points and early sold 4d7
points net lower. Closing prices were az a point
C." two Of the best. Exports continued full. e1-
CeedirE port receipts tor the tay. and including
about 6 600 bales from New York. Southern
spot markets were generally unchanged. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
COFFEE-pecllnea Is o &c polnt. az the

oren!ng The volume OF selling not very
heavy. however. and during the day the market
hardened somewhat, and az the close was steady
at a net decline OF 76l3 points. There was buy
ing credited 20 some OF the cotton crowd who
have been aggressive sellers recently Well
as FOR foreign account sales, 64.75O bags.
Havre closed sldl franc net lower Hamburg
showed a decline q iaQl pfg. Rio was firm al
80 reis advance. while Santos was inactive and
nominal Rio exchange on London unchanged
az i6 3-i6d. u was estimated that the world ;
visible supply during January will decrease
from 80 900 70 1000 000 bags which will COM
pare with the decrease last year OF gl4. .0CO
Warehouse deliveries OF Brazilian coffee at
United states ports last week were l22, 43l bags
against 1885 tho previous week and 1856 1914
last year. The visible supply OF Brazilian In
and afoat for the United states 1850 e83
bags. compared with 3.s78.375 last year and
g. ss3 7o3 two years ago Spot inactive and un-
changed on A basis or i3c FOR Rio No Z. Local
cQurract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31

spot quiet aud unchanged az 4. 50c for MD
d!ius upland sales. zoo bales. delivered on con-
tract 900 bales Liverpool cables: Spot In
Sood demand: sales. 10000 bales. SPECULATION and
export, 1000. American 5000; imports, 4.0C0
American. 20oo. Miiding upland. T.ssd. Fut-
closed quiet but steady az a net decline Of ld3ia
points. January Jsngary-Febriarv ard Febru-
ary--March, T.77isd: Narch-Aprr -.Ieiad. APRIL
SaT SOC. Mav-Tune. 1904: June-Tuly I. 79d :
July-August, T77la lad. August-Scptsnbsr. 1.57 I'd
rtsnber-Cctcter 7.a5d. October-Novenlher
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
outt putA eTOrks

furnished BY Charles q. Barney & Co, No 25
Broad street New York. and 20. - SoIH
AZ street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
EInlN Bitter MARKET.
SEED PRICES.

Elrin. Jan. oo-Buter arm 81 25c. output
p nCr
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
NEW YORH CITY BONDS.
Furnished By W y. Colsr g Co. No. IS ceda
street,
IAccrnsd intsrss, @ be addadN
BANK STOCKS.

Coupons interchangeable Registered. .Cou-
,one. tResistered and ccupons.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
ASKED
CHICAGO STOCKS.

lrDrnishsd ~ curtis q Sanger 70 i9 val
street,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
EXPoRTs.
BFFvEs-Rec.irt, fo- Two dave. ooil1 caTs

BEEvEs-Recsipts for two daye. coll7 cara
O. . $50 head including 20 cars for ire ma
ket. 26 cars 81 sale. steers extremely da1
and tOGl5c lower quality considered; cars
unsold. bulls. l0Gl5c on cows lower, VIZ.
S5 75aSs 90 per 100 70: TAT oxen s. So hu,ls<
IS T5TS5. cows. 81 +O1s4 So, q sar OF Ves,
ern he'fers s5 Dressed beef quiet. az si5 .
lCkc per 10. Exports--Ou uls surname, -
81 cen 20 the West indies
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by R. L DAY 6 Co. 40. 81 wa
strcetJ
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Total op. rev. s2oisi24 si.7ia.eAi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

of batteries and forts that defend san
Francisco and land a force inside the
Golden Gate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16

her physicians said her only chancs
Of life was rare air" Undismayed by
tho chances against them, Senator and
Mrs. Lea agreed to try to race across
the continent to Denver in time to
save Mrs. LEAFS life. So Wednesday
Pullman pulled cut of Deer Park
transformed into a hospital. in which
Mrs. Lea was nursed INCREASINGLY by
her devoted husband, Miss Cora
shackelford, her trained nurse, and DR..
Henry Fly, OF this city. Every pos
sible precaution had been taken to
make Mrs. Lea comfortable.
The train arrived at Chicago Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock, and al,
hour later started westward over tha
Chicago and Northwestern. The news
of Its arrival In Denver is eagerly
awaited here at the Senator's office.
Until to-day the news OF the race OF
Mr.. Lea with death was kept care
fully guarded, but when it sprea.
about the Capitol in the early morn
ing her distinguished husbands col
leagues expressed the most lively in
terest In her welfare. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-16
BALANCE OF TRADE
FAvORS AMERICA

Washington. July 15-Al foreign
commerce records OF. the United States
were broken during the fiscal year of
1911. ended June 80 last Figures OF
the Bureau of Statistics issued to-day
show the vast volume of business
transacted by American business men
with foreign countries amounted to
more than $500. 0oo. 900. which ex-
ceeds the record year of 1907 by more
than s263.000, 900.
The country's exports for the first
time exceeded the $4,000. 900. 200 mark.
while the imports were second only to
last years The year wound up with a
balance of trade of more than $500
600, 900 In favor OF American business.
This Is s3S2. 100000 more than last
years balance, but was exceeded by the
record year OF 1905 and the years 1901.
1900 and 1899
FIFTY per cent Of the imports enter
I'd the country free of duty. being
greater than at any time in tho history
of the trade except in 1S92-eS-94. when
sugar was being imported free under
the Mckinley tariff law. The total
value of merchandise entering free.
however. was larger than in any year
| heretofore.