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New-York tribune., 1911-02-22

COMMUNICATIONS wtrh small pLGe
s?2gs2a sss sh9T' si4aSl4 50: family SIG 5oasl7:
packet ssq&l5 90 sEtra isSia s7saS @efI IDREssBB
Tocs@Bacons ioTsc: 80 p. loMc3 9 iSe To 70:
iiuc: i4o n. II e pig; lo9'G ,o =, ,sc: = n.
ioxc: - n. re Picked hams lZ11e. q 1-.t, Il
iOw-ouiet City. 7i4c: country; ~ nc nc;
oIc ResneS Mod'e steady soUtb Amerca.
~ quo soc. Ccntinent. 9a5c. Brazil kegs il.S9c.
COMPOUND firm: s.as'+e SFbAt'lN .
oeo. sdstsc; city 'ard lo#e
prCv-Fairlv active and steady. with prices
UNCHANGED. Dan Talnage's Sons Company,
New orleans reports receints AZ New ogieco se oo6
sacks against i.2s5053 a year sso.
standard granuated 4soc net lees l per GSAs SS1s
az. md unchanred to sd higher. with Fen
rusry ard March At 9s 81, ,sd-, snd Nay onS 10
a.Si.- t-Ide above quoted prices. CentrliuSa!s =
~ test a.G7c nuscovado 50 test S'l'c' ahu
rnola.ses sugar 50 rest. ? axe
,Ls-~c PPFR--st- ne,r r. Gg'st: st: Sp@l, Tsn
reerusry' March sni april. II 2n@ ~ soc boh- o.
aor dull spot 80 IS 81 %'s[Gs s7se Ss sieetroye
lss 5s5D aIa es,sa: eating i2al2 CSC. TIN-,JJin-
..,eie4 s44 rpt. aaS4(25c: February; isaies; y,
Msrc6 42ca 2sc Apr sna Nay ,i1ss LEG
;5i z z'e L'IqH9Ra EIqHRDm9aiet % spot, i4oGisOs New
YORK 425a430c East st Louis; L9naop' toS
stM .s. Eas, St Louis, Lendon. i2a 5s ANIi1
a,CSry--oolson's SnS. .2ac. lkON-CleFelai
sior srr.-.. 4ns in London: locally steady Nc
so1.sy, Northern SIS 50@$i625; No 2 sla 2asi
sl8. 40 foundry SOUTHERN aps ~
sou, SIS 250S15 70
ooIAsSEs AND SYRUPs-Steaay 10 urn
/ AZ f,i but unchanged prices
! Naval sToRES-spirlts turpenuhs lTH
s,,t o,iet and unchanged. Rosin steady shu
unchsnged Tar nFra. -
r,yDTs-sfeady with a moderate business.
ottrS ~ a rule zonEwhat above those Tu''hs
a week ago -. ,u
,pATuER,--In moasrata demand ai full
| n-se~s en6 market flrrn.
nyy1soutet Essential oils ern kopts
.,ipsSs ana nnchanssd. but with ind'cauohA OF
bs,,sr Pt,rsoeG OH unchanged. Refined petro,
OtLfs ttea6y demand Al 7foe tor sianaafo
80 IL Iarreis al -Sew YORK. - -.
"nnlynryo.sSFwD 6rT~-Easler for near posl ,
,,cra ear,y crufe was firm. however s6rt 80 ID
tlos W. ~ trsding steacier. closing Port a.
vance 70 P1'"' YesteY-
open HisA. Low. GSY e,gsf so e1sA
ys6rssry ,;.9r% z4 z0 ESQ s0it7.Oa 7Ol
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Feb observation-disclosures 4.5o2.
s,Ss1jv- bee.es s5GS6 IS. I eXas steers. 81 %OC
s5 SS3 wcstsfr, s. s0aS5 e5. stockers and iced
as :. -S7s5 Is, cows ard heiters, 81 e0G$o 70
ssives $3.50 EOGs-Receipts. 22.CoQt slo~
sn6 weak o. opening hglrss, !ighi - 2ogSi -
-Sixed s. O5fFST IS: heavy. So JoGSl >; reGgn
ST GG5GS7 TO- good 20 choice: heavy. . sga$41 q
igs 81 4OdS7 20: bulk OF sales. ~ -OQS s.;
sEEEP-Rsce!pts. 1900: steady: native :: soS
81 So Western. s. ltGs4 =, yearGags. - s9e;
S Is. lambs. native. S5gS6 ~. western - -0<'
Kansas City. Feb 2l.--cATTL H-Aeceipts
a 900 includirg 500 s0utherrs. marker STEADY
stfSrs vsaf tc- lOc lower. dressed beer 2ne e.
rOrt s-eers SeTs6 IS. fs!r 20 good. 81 4OWso
W:s-srr1 IS 25NS8 p: stockers and feeders e y
TS5 -. southern s5GS6 Southerr COWS. ~ ~ !
81: native. SO 25GS5 so: heiters ogSS9 10
bulls 81 40aS5 25. calves 81 5oTss % HOGS,
sales. 81 25a$T 40 heavy, s. GsS7 = pssks, pS5 I.
srd butcrers 81 25fs7 40. light s. s54Si 90
SEEEP-Receipts. 5000: market st1onS. I@Lnns
s5 '5G6 80 % yearllugs. 81 73Gs5 20; wethers
s. 25ds4 co. ewes. s+9s4 81: stocAsrs ard Iced
s'f. ras3 sGSI IB3unalo Feb. 2I-cATTLE-Rscsipt
none, STEADY prime scseTs. So 5oq So I5 VEALS
--Receiuts. 20. active and STEADY HOGS--HE-
ceipts' 2i1o: actiys .nd loal5c higher; sseyy AZ
81 o-dS7 10 rriyet 81 s5Sss Yorker. e. Vsg a9
S .: piss. IS 2sGts g.; roughs - ,sgso o.
ceirts 200. active: sheep steady: handy iarles
TO- higher. handy iarcs. sass 70. 80,
Cincinnati Fec. 81. .-CAT L,E.lMtseeipts az, M D Sio ~
Quiet, fair TO good shippers. 81 lOQs6. comnon
Sc 5cdS4 HOGS Receipts ily9. ayist 9dlv
lower: butchers and shippers - 6ogNt 80, n eoil'
ror S77ST 10 sREHP-Receirts. 24e steaey
s. 25GS4 10. LAMBS-stsscy. 81 oogso ID
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb 2l.-wHEAr-spot dull'
futures easy: March IS lsd. MAY. Is losd.
CORN-spot American. mixed. new, quiet Is
ID. Amerieas nlXed. old. easy ss I'D: futures
ouiet. Mar,h, is 2Sd May. Is 3D. July. A. 5sd.
FLOUR~-wintsr patents. quiet ?ss 50. HOPS
In London (Paeiae Coast. ~ osdfo o. BEEF
Extra india nsss It's g. spokk.PFireiIe
pAcON-Cunbersni cut, Dos Cd; short ribs
62s clear bellies. ses: long clear m.ddies, light.
COS. heavy 6ls Go; short clear backs Sos
SHOULD pERs-square, SIS. tARp-i.rims West
efn. terees, az Cd; American refined pals
ans CHEESK-Can adian. nneSt white. new.
sTs 60: coiored. COS rURPENriNG-splrtls
6ss Cd RoslS-conron, los %; PErRoLEJs y
TONSEED OlIs-Hull refined. SPOT ais Cd. TALL
LCW--Aus,rallan n London. 3os 7iSd.
London Feo -oRAw a Sg9A SrrS sI,S. sssr'fqgal sp
rgary as o. LISsEED--caliy,ts. Aprtl-Jun.
Ios 80. LiNsHED oiL-40s SPERM oIL-fa4
los observation-disclosures refined. 0hd
spirits. 6ad. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. e.s
load. RosIN-Amercan. strained. lbs Cd
AntVerp Feb. eI-PETRoLEuM-io ,rsnes.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, February p, -o1I.
EFFVT-Receipts. 49, cars. or SIS Eesc
ali for slauehter and export. 10 uete y 1--WE
"a rtle Dressed beet steady. Gables quoted Lon
6on cattle e. i2is 1I3hc. dressed weignts sink-
ing tire offal: Liverpool cattle q l2-stiSt St;c'
dressed weight: refrigerator beef hrna et lS7se
Exports ronA.
CALVES-Reccipts. 60. all Cor sauShter
Feeling steadv Dressed calves STEADY 70 higs-
-. civ dressed vsaIs, i29i7c per =; country
dressed. i0dl4Ec
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rscepts II ears. CT
= 4Ci head including J cer for tne Esrketi I
c.~s on sale: steady: stock sold az ssost -
-e- 100 n, for pocrest &c best sheep: s. 1885 40
~ medium 70 prime lambs, 50 To- cu!-s
T5raerst r1utton frn a. Tdst1c per p: dressed
iar-bs stead ar e0iic. outside agurss tor hoE
s-s.sed- country hothouse lambs e. <tGS9 re'
saIes-Tobin 8 shannon: rs sta,e lambs, s.
=, eys-,re S6 40 De- 100 n: IS culs. IS Y,
IS. s state sheep. rs n, 81 80; 3 culls III T.
Newton Z Co: ls4 state larahs. 80 =. So IS
K-rns Commission Co: ~ Chlo iAnnos' e-
N s6. 1 buck 200 y So so
2 W OTIS & Co: 45 state lsrtes. 50 2, - p
". r Hume lyesterasyl: .6s state .anos, .
- Ss 20. f94 81 2, Sc 20; 90, 90 2. IS. {
stars sreep. lis II. S4 I. 81 n. s..
HOGs-Receipts. IS cars. or san hsass a.,
fc- heavy tc light weights, pigs !ae!u !uaee.
orrt-y dressed hogs unchanged 81 eSl-c Per
salss-s Judo & Co yesterday: state Eogs'
lsS r average. IS pe- 100 =: rough $50 n'
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.

Reviewing Developments u the steel ana
iron trade, The Iron Age VIII say on
THURSDAY:
DEVELOPMENTS n the past week support
the view that the buying movement 70 nii'
ished material which started N mu.Jahu'
ary Is net mere rebound from tne sA'
tremely restricted buying OF the slosins
weeks OF 1910 The rate at which new
orders have been taken this month oy me
ieadinr interest is greater than that OF
January AT the same tine sntphients
bave increased probably 20 per cent with
the larger scale OF mill operations IN al
lines. ,s,, ~,
unnlled orders at the end OF TIE rrenth tne
figures for February will need 70 oe IN,
terpreted In the light OF the two ravoraole
factors-an enlarged demand for tuture
shlru,ent and an Increased current con-
SUMPTION. one tending 20 increase and the
other 10 reduce the untitled total.
railroads are better buvers than Is cur
n the week is 1900 tons for the Cttcage
a Northwestern, Export rail business
shows no signs Of lessening The Busnos
Ayr.s 4 Pacife. in Argentina, has Just
closed for 10 on tons OF seventy-pcund rails
and the Manila Railways are tn the mar
ket for l0Cta tons n - probable a por-
,ion al least Of the $500 tons tho Cana
dian Parinc is 70 buy will come 20 tnis
country, as enc Canadian steel mill viii be
ksrt busy most O. the wear en- work already
bocted for the railroads. Buying ct track
supplies has been excellent
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Feb 2l-Consols closed l-lo
s.saef Z, 50 2-,6 for money and s0i+ fer
ss.eo.nt after an early decline OF l-loe.
Hsscor0a was unchanged. at SS1s. Cana =
- Pacific l% higher. az 2lS = Granc
's,-eA : lower. AZ 26M.
,aoney was scarce and discount rates
VIE steady tO-dey
N the Stock Exchange. although the set
ssneW ~ the mining section occupied
80 q the attention Of traders. railway.
,,.yoer and copper shares were wei sup
Lsifo the general steadiness. TIE feature
Z : NE Afternoon was an advance In home
s4ort covering
american securities were quiet and
80 during the forenoon. with Canadian
tscNe the leader Later buying orders
ryiosed Denver & Rio Grande and the
gs0ssh Issues a point and the rest OF the
~. r. %rdsnec In sympathy The closing
Sal money Ia London. 2@gh per cent;
) market discount rate for short bins,
ss' cent. long bills. 2 5-ls per cent
r. rare, ga per cent. Paris exchange on
sSs- 20, % francs 29A certimes. Berlin eX-
Rsyt On London, 20 marks IS pfennigs
Al, se'a' US %, and American cages. Ees
.tEssss. FEB. Z-Three rer cent rentes
5ns ~ cennmes higher al 81 francs
Rt,., ,cshAmes. Prices were arm on the
to- hes,nn Feb. 2i.-Prices opened weak or.
A. ''oe'se. Later the market improve
&c closed stcady.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22

srot STEADY and 10 points lower az l=c for
r,iGtlirg UPLAND and i4.25c lor nniodlirg Gu!t.
sales SEQ bales. Liverpool cables: SPOT gu
sales. e,oo0 bales; specu atien anc export SCO'
Av-erican 5000: imports 80 600: American. 81 =
600 3iid1ling. upland. 751e Futures Genes t,.,ss
steaSv al e decline OF 2=G4-- points; cioseo
barelv steady q net decline Of zl3957. points
February. February-March and Mareh-Apr1l.
T2sNd: Aprl-Nay. 1900; Nay-June. l.ai 40
.Iune-JuIv 75id. Juiy-August. Z. % nd Au9ust-
Sertemher 7l1AG: September-October. S2c:
ocrober-Novernher G. 20: Noverber-DecernbeT'
G.C2d: Decembs---anuary 6.6lE1; January-Feb-
rusry. sod.
C0FTFE-Quist: sales. $1,000 bags; prices
AZ RE outset steady az 2fi2 pctrts lower. a
steady feeling prevailed during the cay, ana
AZ the close the market w.s firn for the nea /:
rostiors ard steady for the late months 81 8
roi-ts decline 20 points advance 5aVre
I1osss urcharged 70 Z franc rsJ lower. Ham
burg closed unchangea 70 p:g lower; 70 2..ras vas
925 ~-eie higher and Santos showed ar elNanCe
81 10 reis cost and freight offers trcI bra-
I'll were irresulsr. with Santos 4s az l51l auc
and no Is u 4O912 45c. Warehouse -ceAVeTles
- Rrattliar coffse et United States ports were
~ e9l bags against 1853 last week anc -, -
al wear Spot Quiet but steady al ia 9-- sc
Tor Rio 10 I. Local contract prices: .-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money on call opened
a. sii per cent. highest "a per cent; low
sst Is. Der cent. closing, I2a per cent;
riiing rate. "a per cent Time money con-
rrued dull Rates. for sixty DAYS. 24go
~ cent. ninety davs 3U3, g, foEr months.
z.as,: i've and sl1 months. sisQS24, and
sfsr The year. n ca per cent Mercantile
paoer continued IN fair demand and a num-
5sr OF attractive names were offered.
Rates 49, per cen. gor sixty and ninety
asys' indorsed bills receivable and choice
f0gr 20 stv morrns' sing.e names. ~ z AZ
~ cent fer others.
voRriGN EXCHANGE The foreign eX-
:hznge market opened easier, with rates
= S points 70 4.S665 "a 500 for cables,
$3.50 q is535 Tor demand sterling and
lIys6 1850 for siXty-dsy bills. Short
11.es gere quoted az $50 PLUS l-32 ana
:sr reichsmarks al 95 The market was
;ssty in the afternoon. showing recovery
"a points for demand sterling from the
rss.s Gables were quoted al 4.s665Q
ijTt demand sterling 81 4. $3.50 .S64o and
r-u-day bi'ls a. 4.s3izQ 4.S36o. Short
azn.s held around $50 plus La and short
rsctsrarks s5Us5 plus l-S2.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Bcstcn. Feb. 2l.--Whie buyers are Aetlng
IN me 1910 ciiS. END report fair yemenl and
well distributed business Values heia stsaIy
g. a. rrtces fransacticns are confined 70 sfra u
iots VIM n,edium and coarse Wools having toe
80 a,s re amer srades. some new Arlzona
AL All 49, 49, s"nsard a ana small sales are reported
a. 49, Ist e- Ths clip from that state is saa 10 be
u-ht Domestic quotations - -.
1Orio ana Penns lvenla neeces-peaine'
VsSsrs ate. Xxx. 81 3d39e y blood; comhins'
Ssasoo' s 20. :. 2a5a37 &C.. s..a'RS, ..sn an
Na-i.- -s yort reeces Fine. unwsshec, 2OSf
ele. telalne, 2Oa?7 ise; n blood. ssa-os. D. q
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Feb ei.-Gen.rai covering by short
sene~s sDxio,iS 70 escape having open trades TO-
,,,-rro,r .,hIa -. Exchange would he shut gave
a ilft today 70 the wheat market here Be-
s,6eg there was big decrease shown " tne
ste,sy AZ a rel advance - AaAc to VIC. Corn
wound M @Gi4c 20 tc hisner than last nient.
cars yitb q gain o, &c ~ s6te, and provisions
eitber the ss11e a. twenty -four hours previous or
moro expensive oy 2HG5c. Range OF prices;
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
EXPORTS.
Naw Ycrx. February u. 1911


GRAIN-wHEAT-Sag little at the
Gul.as hHi during the day the market hardened
on covering for over the holiday. and closing
prices showed net gains OF ssUSc Acvices
frVm abroad wSre exceptionally favorable re-
sarding the foreign crop outlook, and there was
PRESSURE Of offerings from both Austria "a ana
Russia. ACvices from Russia indicated more
f2Ye.abls weather, and Argentina rel orted favor
able condt ons. The Americas crcp outlook was
also believed 20 have been Improved materially
and the situation was considered bearish from
slSppy enc dsnsaa standpoint. both nvesept end
prospective. No , red. ease elevator ard % 7sc
ahOat No ! Northern Duluth. 81 on =. {
ahoet. CORN-Easier early On the decline
there was buying q better export 6ernand
and late IN the day the market was firm. closing
az a net advance Of iac EXr ort sales. 200 Oo0
bushels including 1so o0G from IA tirnors and
70 0o0 RON Chicago openins Of navisstioE No
. corn. 52e. 8 b aaoat. OATS--Moderatelv
active with small price charges. hut values
were nttle steadier.. closing 81 a net gain Of
y sdkc. Cash oats Standard white. y5s4ci No ?
SCI c: No 3, 35Ac: No 4. 34%c. RYE-Dul: No
. S3c nsnnal New York. BARLEH-
Steady. mating 9Sc0Sf O2. Buffalo
ECCEwHEAT--Steady: American. SOC {
New York; Canadian tsc bid. New YORK
tor sy1OFt
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
s,nssrs' rosted rates follow
MlEsTIc EXCHANGE. - b

nlEsTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. SC
axsunl. Chicago par; san Francisco,
tl.. L. telegraph I0c; New Orleans, com
-s.cla SIC discount, bank 81 premium, -.
lsTs. l5c premium, bid, 25c premium asked;
ss7aaraA. buying 3-lec discount, selling
BANK CLEARISCs York. eZ-
:.aages Sz00.5lsl65 balances Sl2,S57.577;
ss.t!1c-c exchanges S5,2+5. 500. % GnceS
Eslr.; Boston, exchanges S2e,963.5oS. bal
ssss: Ssa6.s2o Pnliaoel.p2l9a. . a. e1e'se 90
ei19i.z35, halances Sl.sl5,S5S: engage
zcaarges tz-.a6l,273, balances S2.ls5.1S5-
SILVER MARKET. .-Comnercial bar sill
7s- s2;5c. Mexican silver dollars, 45c Bar
xlger clossd j. London az = 5-loc, IN
:..agec
COLD PaEAuUM.-In Madrid. SIS; Lis
~. 520
MEXICAN HANGE-Mexican ak
t.angs or New York IS quoted al 2.Ol;5.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
-tr customs yesterday were Sl,3s- o-z'
.is-rsl revenue. including corporation rax.
sssis So, arc miscellaneous. Sst,z'e, 20
a. Q! s3,02653l. against tota. expenditures
q ordinary account Of S3.53l,223. For the
-o,ir 70 cate ordinary receipts have oeen
$50 a1c ordinary expenditures, $50
Msis. The excess Ct expenditures was
.s-, reoe.pts nave been s42S5ls.s42. against
~ s4s.l0s in the same period o. 1870. anc
.ena,y expenditures s433.335.7e3. against
tbs 7es ~ 1910. the excess cf eXpenc!-
,Ivs Amounting 70 S4s16.s50. compared
VII sn excess Of expenditures last year
Z ts5577.624 Including Panama Cana!
sccount and public debt, the excess OF all
e1pe'c,turss over receipts since July !
al1olnted 70 2i.962. go. against an excess
M..3s0eS
TR:TREAsURY. - The ub:Treasury
VsS ce5tor 10 the Clearing House S2,295. lSS
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
&c Kentucky. Indiana and Ml.souri--'s blood

27 I.G52sc: y. CSC.
cSursa basis: rexas--Pine - menths SIC.
ene 10 8 months 52Q54e: hne, fall. isa soc.
caIitornia--Northern. b3ah5c: middle county, 50
952c. southern 4SG4sc: fall. free 4ig4Sc. Ore
Clothing 5sasnc: valley No I. 54d.5c. Terri
tory--Flne stepie. 6oe msdiur, ssa5sc; nns
comb,ng. bse: n 5ahSae: 4. l9a5oe Pulled
rrtra 6,nGac nne A. sac: A suners, 55c.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
SEED PRICES.

Toledo FEB ,I-cLovERsEED-cash ard
February s. 9?a March. sS: April. s. 50;
0cIohcr 81 b2is ALsIKE-prims, 50 Is, March.
50 So TtMQTEY-Prlme, ~ A..
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

1911. lai0 1909
vc1x end Feb lssls 40 All t1ocsa 1s5 $40 s1s s1s
Ian. i-Fes. IS. los, ,as2 80 s7oaiTS se.eol. 1cc
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
NTM YORK rRIcrs.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEAB0ARD CLEARANCES.
= days


FLOUR AND MEAL--Flour quiet and rom.
iuaIy Unchanged. Fancy spring atents, So loo
So %: winter stre ights. 81 lO9s4 20 spring pat
ents. S. leGS5 ~. winter ra-ents. "a 55gS+ 80;
spriag clears. 81 l09S4 40: extra Nc I winter
81 4J6SS 20. extra No Q winter, SO 25ds3 40;
kansas styaights, s. 459$4eo BucKMEE-A5T -5
TLOUR-Dull; So 20 per 100 p. RYE FLOUR
Dull: lair 70 500. s. 214sl 81: cho!ce 70 fancy
S4 4o7S4 IS. CORNMEAL-Steaoy kiln dried.
s. 80 BAG MEAL.-Fine white ana yellow.
81 20asl 25; coarse. = 1881 10. FEED
S2i9s@l IS: noar do. sec . 3s26 IS: red dog,
S27 60lS2s. city bran. S23 30 bulk. $50 SACKS;
n.dGlils S24 75&S2s, red aag. SOS 80. honny
ctop. So 90 bulk ScS 70 sacks; oiln.eal. sS5 509
S36
CoTTON-There was renewal Of the sell
ing movement a. the opening OF the market
fcl owed b. a rally, but uncer bear pressure
toward the close prices lost most o. their IN
provenent. with the anal tone easy al net ce-
cline of 91is POINTS. To-day is holiday IN
the American market. Private sovicss from the
South continued bulllsh 70 the spot situation:
large sales were reported in New orleans. and
the Southern Gpot markets were unchanged 70 sc
lower generally unchanged. LiverDoc! attributed
the decline there 20 the lower market Tor ksyp-
tiar Gotten q slack trade demand and general
lack Of confidence Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

"Essned BY Charles D. BAFnzy c., Ne IS
: ts.eoao street. New York ans "a. 80 South
/. ~ tLreet PhliaAelrhia
New-York tribune., 1911-02-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
iSy ist ~ i-Feof e pss T.. ass&5fS s;ttns asasisi
c,scrNxArI. NEW ORLEANS 4 TEXAS
PACIFIC.
isly I ~ i-v.s " 'so 10. S.sss.iio s5sTssi IssS9
LOUISVILLE = NASHVILLE.
"a ~s IN Fss, s,S,ssssss az sg oss msSs ssS
MOBILE OHIO.
Jaly q i-rse' a.. s'sss.oot s.5iaseo s.i%alrs
HAVANA ELECTRIC
wx. end FEB. 10 s41os sesest @I
jan. i-Fsh "a, aiS.sS7 >7o.I22 2S.Wo
UNITED STATES EXPRESS.
R.ets tror op si.sss.osi N.t2s.t5i $e9e N9
Exp. pr.. deb. so7.II1 6<9.sN tS.1S
o,ss rs'., ..y:...: ss % ':ssssa :s '.sss sss : a:
r.s:. s:: '..t rev. 7.iSs I:iss 's;s AZ ''SN q
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CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

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Bell, 1443.

car construction in Europe. arriVcd on
the Campanit from England to-day.
Mr.. knight. who j. tho builder Of
The Silent knight internal combustion
engine. returned home at tht request
of his American licensees To inspect
their product and confcr with them
On methods which would cnabl" them
Ia keep up with IN" overwhelming
numb,r 81 orders which haN, fol-
lowed the recent announcement nf
IN" adoption II the Knight motor in
this country.
Another big plant len the middle
west VIII soon u, added Ia IN. chain
Of manufacturing properties 'onstitut-
ing tho United states Motor company.
n will De- tho establishment Of "A
special factory To- manufacture parts
for ALI Of tn. models of past seasons
~iurludinTS tn" cars 81 MdXwcll-Br is-
cur Motor cnmpanv. Th" Columbia
- Gar company. DAYTON Motor
Gar compant. brush RInabout com
pany ana tho Alden sampson Manu-
featuring COMPANY.
The growth Of business has made u
necessary To- maintuin tho parts MAX
ing plant as 90 stparat" institution.
Thr plan involves Installing machinery
To- operate pu a large scale and the
cars for which parts will be- made
date back almost To the inception Of
nc various companies. This IS re-
gardcd as pretty strong evidence Of
the durability Of M" carly models.
In fact. the United States Motor COM
pany's statistical department learned
from thu official records Of the secrc-
tary ct STATE that - per cent. 81 the
Maxwell ears. which wer, sold in
New York. in 1905. are still in
service.
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START WORK MONDAY
ON NEW POWER PLANT

Special Dispatch to- the INTEL Eencer.
ELLENBORO. ". Va. Sept. 30.
+ Longsdorf. Of P~itisbure. president
OF the American U~ndercdrrent Co,
~es here to-day and has isNen active
charge Of the work OF construction
OF the building Tor the plant At Lum-
berton. He ordered a full force of
worSmen. under ;he supervision Of
Contractor kite. 20 begin the eree-
zion Of the new power house Monday
next.
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ords IN california. NJ. Nelson took
frmo his car recently a sho, that r..
put on "a 1906 Columbia car for IN.
first time IN 1905. This tirc had given
up 90 life of 10000 miles. which IL go-
INK some for o. country and "
more remarkable from he fact thai
Mr. Nelson travels fast and Is an hos
pitabIe car Owu.r
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THIS TOTAL EXPECTED TO BE
REAcHEo IN SPRING.
wh~~'ns Dealers Securing Their 1912
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Among
the Autoists.

Few states the sic Of West Nir-
ginta can boast Of having as many
licensed cars as this state has and
Indications are hat by spring 1000
cars will be licensed in the Little
state. The total number
Of cars owned IN the state up until
July. 1911. was 400. and many sales
have been made since that time.
With the spring sale season now
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Ever since the Alec an
nuunt'd their intention of Withdraw
inr from automobile racing. much
speculation has been INDUCED in
among mcmbe.s uf M. automobile
fraternity as To- th. racing plans Of
Harry Grant. who has been r.Spnu-
sibir FOR Alec victories iu o., past.
Grant has me- intention - giving ~
the sport and the aun"uuromrnt has
Just been made that h. mas selected
90" Lozier as his new mount. and
LuziDr driver In Do" Paramount park
viii make his FIRST appearance Jas 81
race. p,tohDf SIN. Grant is cpusII-
cred one 81 ths best pilots in the rae
inE game and his choice of the Lozi-r
indicates tn high regard m which he
holds this car.
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shown ~ Elgir. his 1.ozicr car this
year iddicstas "a speed that will IN
attic HIM Co break IN. f'airmount park
record 81 - miles Der hour. Null
ford. himself. predicts AN average
speed uf 80 miles per houTs-fOur
miles h'tttr than last Years record
r seven mills au hour faster than
the time Md. o. GoOrg Robertson
iu th- Hu-horsc power simplex two
B. ears a-u
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\ 15O0-poun1 Sampson motor truck
with a hcarst body has been sold to
~ Van Ter Berchr. NJ Detroit. WAYNE
county undertaken. and H. In public
service. % b. elegantly finished IN
nickel and b. equipped with a special
set 81 lamps
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Every steamer sailing from NV
YORK tu Australia during July and
Nurust carried shipments o. sutom,-
lil'- built fn the factories 81 ~
United states Motor romparr. one
hundred and f.rr AYE wcr. shipu q
boo no thtt period. Iu tiuitiou to
sIUt w,rts Co ~psl AFRICA nd p.her
'nurf.'-r rsiu- iIf-. numbers %
Nm rI,Hr aItou..uil.a