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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
THE COTTON MARKET
Fails to Hold an Early Advance
but Shows a Gain.

With nothing particularly striking IN the
general news and the market less acl''t
than on Thursday. early strength rcsul''"
from strong cables, and prices at ono tii"e
reached 25 10 so points higher than Ihurs'
days low level. The advance met Tess
urgent demand and under scattered oner-
incs. partly in the way Of evening up over
the weel, end. prices eased of or s points
10 a close steady and TO points ABOVE
the final figures OF Thursday. LiVerpoo'
attributed the advance there TO Contiheh-
tai buying and activity on the part OF Man
chester splnners in calling cotton. Eng
fish spot sales were heavy, and there were
r,,mors OF spot sales here late In tho AFTER
moon for shipment TO New orleans on July
contracts. There has been talk mere TOT
some time that the July situation IN Ne"
orleans was particularly tense but mere
seemed little apprehension Of n squeeze IN
that option In this market. Southern spot
markets were unchanged, and the local
spot market was quiet at an advance VI
noInts. 20 Il.G5c. for middling upland l'o'
cal contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The upstate Public Service Commission
has authorized the Erie Railroad TO issue
S45C, 900 per cent gold notes. The company
purposes to acquire ore unloading and han
ding machines and storing plant at Ran
dali, Ohio.
The Montgomery (Ala.) Light and Trac-
ton Company, which has Just sold s65o,Ooo 8
per cent notes, does the street railway anG
an electric lighting and power business in
MONTGOMERY. The company has 100000
stock, $35OOOO 6 per cent bonds, and an au-
thorized issue of 100000 per cent first
and refunding bonds. OF the latter 100000
are outstanding, and these have been de-
posted as security for the present note
Issue.
The company operates thirty-eight miles
of track, a central power station OF 1000
X. W. and an amusement park The popula-
ton Of the territory served is about 4O,OoO'
Replacement value Of property of company
ia appraised at 81, 4O2 405, while present phys
ical valuation is placed at s2,o25,665.
The American Public Utilities Company.
recently incorporated under the laws OF
Delaware. with 100000 common and f2o'-
100000 8 per cent preferred stock, is the
same corporation whose organization was
previously announced under the title OF the
American Utilities Company.
owing to the fact that there already ex-
listed an American Utilities Company, incor-
porated under the laws Of Maine, 1t was de-
cided by the organizers Of the new corpora
ton to make the slight change In its name
10 avoid confusion. AS Of date OF July ],
It will take over practically all Of the Sc
curities of nine gas, electric light and power
and traction companies located in Utah,
Idaho, Minnesota, Michigan. Indiana and
Mississippi
The company will have outstanding ST.
ia, 900 per cent preferred and S2,4OO.COO com
mon stock, with $1,000 5 per cent collateral
trust bonds The s725.OoO Of the preferred
stock recently offered for public subscrip-
ton at par with bonus of 40 per cent Of
the common stock has been practically all
subscribed. Quarterly dividends at the rate
OF 1Ih per cent on the preferred and one-half
of per cent on the common stock will
he paid october l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

poston. June 2i.-"The Commercial Bulletin
viii say OF the wool market Saturday:
"a steady demand for new territory woods
al slightly higher values has been In evidence
,n The Boston market for the last week while
~ call for foreign cross-breds has continued
siso although the volume OF these woods moved
has not been quite so heavy. Some secured lots
ha va brought full prices. but the flag end OF
re markell in these woods is apparent.
I'm tho West prices have been slightly ad,
,snoIs where medium clips are bringing 250
&c In Ohio. and fine washed lots, running
largely To deIsii.e are bringing PC. and In some
Gins running an average three-eighths TO half
biaod erade have brought &c and considerable
,rooi has been taken at from 200 upward. The
liz In that state is probably two-thirds sold,
and in the country as whole % to 80 per cent
Vi ,sTbs shipments of wool from Boston from
January TO June 20, Inclusive. were 1874, iao I6s
rounds against 1O2 1873 c69 for the same period
"a ssS' Inclusive, we're 1390l0s25 pounds against
Id os7 $40 for the same period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22

weekly movement figures OF the N SSa ,,airs
Cation Exchange: Port receipts, l9'soS ua1,s;
against 1866 last year; overland TO iniIis az. aTH
canada 6537 against 5,Gs2 last year o,
mill takings estimated $500, against 1850
last year; loss Of stock at interior towns, l1oS|
bales agatnst s. 1875 last year; brought hto hisI'
sor the week rs 2oi, against 2i.OO3 last year,
Total crop movement: Port receipts, ll.oSo,l 10
"a SIS added receipts season, wilmington e'';
against 4 400 500 last year. overland to mls ana
Canada 97S All, against SlG, S6l last year South
ern mill takngs . sos, 900, against 2ll5'VOO iast
year; stock at interior towns IL excess OF 81
tember J. 02fl, against s2,3iS last year
brought into sight thus far for Season. lo,ZeZ-
OBS against II, G3s $40 last season.
Liverpool cables: spot IA good demand; sa noss.
II 900 bales; speculation and export LOW
American 1000 imports 1000 none Amer,
can. Mddling upland. O.G3d. Futures opened
steady at 4 points advance. Closed steady at
net advance Of 7i5q9la points June oiGd'
June-July, 045d: July August, 6.Ahd; August
September. CAD: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 6S1d DC
tober-November. 6.3lhd; Noyember-December'
god; December-Jaguary and January February,
62Slkd; Fobruary-March. 6.2od: March-April,
G30d; Aprl-May. 6.3ld; May-June, 6.Sl 1sd.
Manchester-Yarns, moderate demand; cloths
quiet and firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22

Resin steady and unchanged. Tar quiet ana
unchanged. -
OiLS-Linseed oil unchanged. Renneu pStio-
leum steady at recent prices. , =.
RICE-Firm, with fairly good demahu' a.
unchanged prices. 49,,
SUGAH-Business in refined was slow Prices
were unchanged. with fine graduated ~ JUG
net less 2 per cent cash. In Eondoh pee pee
sugar was dull and I'D. lower With June ana
July at lis. SID, and August at lis Vd.
Raw here steady TO firm and unchansed'
with buyers on basis Of 3.s6c for 90 test cen,
trifugal Muscovado was quoted at 3.3tc ana
molasses sugar at 3 lie. Sales were 62,OOO eags
Cuba centrifugal. first and Second half July
shipments, at 1920. basis g8 test, cost ana
freight, equal to 3.S9c, but this did not change
the spot price. as buyers were Indifferent ABOUT
taking prompt shipments. Willett Gray;
Total stock OF Europe and America 2z2o,els
tons, against 2,360,750 tons last year at the
same uneven dates The decrease Of stock Is
1874 ,g32 tons. against a decrease OF 16S,6I9 tons
last week. Total stocks and afoats together
show a visible supply OF 23s3sls tons, against
2. 5O7, 100 last year, or q decrease OF l23,93Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
RELIEVES IN THE FUTURE.

Remi Van dc Vyver. Of Brussels. vice.
president and director general for Europe
for the Reorganization Company, IS In
New York Mr.. Van de Vyver. who is a
fnancier Of Importance, is sangulne Of
the future, and believes the world is in
the incipient stage Of period Of great
prosperity. He says conditions abroad are
rapidly crystallizing into concerted busl-
ness progress and that all countries, In
clhding Russia and Germany. are working
.oryard financial betterment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. June 81 1912.
BEEyES--ReceIpts, III cars. 1,sS3 mead;
steady 20 strong. with a full clearance OF the
yards. Fair 20 choice steers sold at ss@s9 90
shipped here by Frank c. Musser of Lancas-
ter. Penn, and bought by Isldor Heilhrunn.
Bulls sold ct s5a.S7 49, COWS at - 81 l5gS6
firm at 12D14c for native sides Exports to-
morrow. ~ cattle and so sheep In the Ber-
saies-Tobin & shannon: 10 Ohio steers,
i44i ID average, 50 20 per 100 IL; 10, 1910 ID.
IS 30; . Ohio bulls, 1915 h, 81 so; 3 state;
rsit 81 'S IS; >? B. 6OT b. 81 IS $50 b. IS -
4, 7i5 III, 81 so; ., 73j ID, 81 %.
Kerns Commission Company; .Pennsyl,
b, Sc; J. 10 10. s. 90; PoTnsyIyan,a hslfsr'
So io' 800 100 ID. s. 90 !. sos ID. IS 25 IS
93s Ii. So 10; /, 500 III. s.; 5, 100 ID. So 10.
'' newton wi & Co: 10 pennsylvania steers, 1855
T. 6d e. 10 lie4 5 bo9 g p j S p
81 say 20; 70 20. SIS ID. s. g5 T. rs D. 50 60
1870 MSr IL, s. %; boil hoo b. s. eS $50 ID
50 80: oiO r. seS5 49, g. sss d. s. go !, !.
sGTc 100 TO- a S b. 5, aO $50 H. THD
SSsi ID. 81 90; 10 $40 h. 81 20; q oo5 To- 81;
IL; o1 SANDER nd ' IS Pennsylvania steers 1889
h. 50 20. S. I1es n, 50 10: I. 1870 ID, s.; 2
bulls. 1890 Ii; 81 go; 3 900 H. 50 TO- 1850
H. 81 40: ]. $50 ID. -. ! COW 1850 10, ~ lO'
4 1910 10, S. 20: :, 1918 ID. 81 05; 10, s2i Id.
a. 20: 2. 500 ID, 81 heifer 100 III. SO %.
+ Snamberg & Son: 10 Pennsylvania steers
CALVEs-Recspts, 557 head; 372 on sale.
veaIs active and fully use higher. with an
rio clearance OF the pens. Common TO prime
yeais sold at 81 5oa $40 % per 100 H. a few
tops higher; culls. s6ms7. Dressed calves
Y"ois and 1f@13Hc for country dressed.
SalesEs sanders: yeals ~ 10 average
$40 30 per 100 ID; 90 liS ID $40 20; 90. lSo
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
IIOIR AND MEAL-FIJur qule

flour And MEA-FIJur quiet Win
pr.eeg unsettled spring patents, 50 7OuSG;
Winter straigats. S. 3Uq$J ~. winter patents,
50 5OQS5 10: spring clears. 81 I6HS1. extra No |
winter 81 4OGs4 %. No. 2 81 2Ogi 80, Kansas
straights s. 2O05 80. fancy spring patents
80 s5q7 i5 REB FIDbE steady; iair TO s1CG.
&, 75Gsj. choice to fancy. s. 1899 -. tptN
MEAl-Quiet, kiln dried, 81 20 BAG MEAL
Fine white ard yellow, 81 IOql 10 coarse
81 g5aI 20 FEED-W estern spring, S24. stand
ard mIddling, $50 %; -four do, S3l lO red DOS
$50 30; city bran, $25. bulk; S26 ~ sacks MD
ding s27q32: red dog, S32 %; hominy choR
SIS 5dq2g bulk, $50 7Og3O 20. sacks; oil meal
S37a37 70 ,.. 80, .,,..,.-
COFTEE--The principal factor ~ inc mar
ket ig the way offerings are absorbed by the
consuming trade. Recent developments have IN
dirated that predictions by bulls that consumers
yould bo forced TO buv. are being fulhlled' end
Yesterday the volume Of spot sales was the
largest FOR months. This stimulated better
demand for futures and the market ruled very
steady closing at net advance OF To y
points with sales sggregating B3, 80 bags. spot
sales were estimated at nom 1900 10 2o,OOo
Lazs while there was an Increased business IN
cost and freight coffee from Brazil. Cost and
freight offers were arm, and IT was stated mat
Brazil had turned down numerous BIDS ana that
ANYTHING In the way OF reasonable oror had
been accepted by the buying trade here HaVre
,yas unchanged 10 Il franc higher, Hamburg
was unchanged to Y pfennig advance. Rio de-
clined l25 points. while Santos was unchanged
Spot was firm and Nc higher. with Santos ~
az ieac, Rio 10 at 14Hc. Local contract
prices: 49,.
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lRv Telegraph to The Tribune. J


&, Louis. June 2-CATTLB-Recepts. ,o3s
demand exceeds supply and prices strong, s'est
s5 103So n. heifers, So l5Gss 20; cows. sac
s. is southern steers s. 25gSs H no sghsT
cboico medium 10 heavy, 81 65ds7 72ls; bulk Of
sales 81 4oas S. packers s. 2Cg as, SS Die, Oe 81
asa 20. common to fair, So 25a$5 90. sHEEP.
Receipts 6587 lambs loo TO Soc lover e sme fl
stesJv. market active: lambs. Sc JO4Ss 20 cans
s4as6 sheep, SO 1884 35; common sheep ~ 20
gS3 40. ,,,s
louisville June 21.-sBEEP AND LAM SiB3 SSs-
Receipts 10 O55 for the week thus far, % 800
there was a strong demand for choice ia "a. ~
80 ,be brIt OF the best changed hands az 50
Sf9c; seconds. 6a6iac; culs, 4'2c down, gil goH
far sheen. 3iagii,c; medium and common uU''
at lI2i2c. -, ,.,..,.
Kansa. city, June 2i.-CATTLE-Re.ScesilPP.lss;,
o 400 including 1000 southerns MARIE ''
steady 20 iOc lower Dressed beer an ne I'm
mort steers. SO 35aS0 30: fair 10 gooa, 30 90 "a
SS %. Western steers, seas stockeIs "a Sl ~
fecders 81 25aSO so Southern stsers. 80 Sg@
IS 20: Southern cows s35Ogso -; axs so'
Sov9 81 25ts7 90; native helferss SSggs - 90,
bulls, sIqS6 %; calves. - 1ogS1 bnIlt
nt sales. 81 5OgS7 20: heavy, 81 ooSs' F" = :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
Liverpool. June 2l.-Followins arc tho
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 2l.--The shadow OF the en-
coming crop made spectators to-day unwilling
10 bIiv wheat In consequence, the market
closed &c to &c under last night. Com fin
ished unchanged TO l2c down, oats off A81zc,
and provisions at q decline Of DC 10 12lac With
favorable weather, general start at cutting
new wheat was promised for next week In
Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Missouri Kentucky and
Tennessee. To-day's crop adyces were mostly
favorable, with temperatures getting higher In
All directions, so that anxiety on the part OF
tho purchasers gave way 10 feeling OF secur-
ttv Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

a There were sales for foreign account OF
fDout 1000 shares Of various issues.
Dividends have been declared as follows:
Pacific Gas and Electric Company, quarter
" lk per cent on the common stock pay
sole July Is; walpole Rubber Company
regular quarterly ~ per cent on the pre-
isrTsd end per cent on the common, both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
at the close OF business on the 18th day of Jun

TOTAL 'N'o,o'V' 100 III
State of New York County Of New York, SIS;
WALTER T.. FREW, President, and FRED'K
T. MARTIN, Cashier, OF The Corn Exchange
Bank. a bank located and doing business at No.
m William Street in the CITY OF New York. In
said county also several locations In the City OF
New York approved by the superintendent OF
Hanks being duly sworn, each for himself. says
that the foregoing report Is true and correct In
alI respects TO the best of his knowledge and
helies and they further say that the usual bust
ness of said bank has been transacted at the
location required by the Banking Law Ohap.
M the Consolidated Laws as amended and not
elsewhere: and that tho above report ls In the
form prescribed by the superintendent OF Banks.
and Is made in compliance with an official notice
received from him. designating the 1ith day OF
Iune 1872 as the day as Of which such report
'' WALTER T.. FREW, President
FRED'K T. MARTIN, Cashier.
ssyerally subscribed and sworn to By both de
nonents the 2fst cay Of June. 1912. before me.
VIM n BUCKLEY. Notary Public, No. q.
ISeaI Of Notary Kings County, ~ Y.
Certificate filed In New York County, 81
t247-N. T.. 40se.
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$i4.l71,O96 "a

Ioldl .....s.'t'..'' TfT'A''''"' ~
State OF New York. County OF New York. IS;
WILLIAM H. PERKINS President, ana
WALTER NJ BENNETT, Cashier OF The Bank OF
America, a Bank located and doing business at
Nos ~ and As Wall Street, in the city OF Ne"
York. I'm said county being duly sworn each FOR
himself SAYS that the foregoing report IS true
and correct IN all respects 10 Ne best Of his
knowledge and belief. and they further say that
the usual business OF said Bank has been trans
Law (Chap. OF the Consolidated Laws as
amended, and not elsewhere and that the above
tcndent of Banks and is made in compliance
with an official notice received from him. desig
mating the lith day OF June. i9l2 the day
Of which such report shall be made.
WILLIAM Il. PERKINS President.
WALTER NJ. BENNETT, Cashier.
Severally subscribed and sworn 10 by both do
ponents. the 2ist day OF June 1912. before me.
[seal OF Notary p. DENZLER,
Notary Public. Kings Co
Certificate filed in New York Co
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SEED PRICES.

Toledo. June 2i.--cLoyER sEED--october.
si6 0ah: December 50 921A. ALsIKD-August.
xi0 TIMOTHY-August 40; September,
x3 07h; October, So 30; December. 20 90.
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s32lo14ia 10

State OF New York. County OF New York. S..
BRAYTON IVES, President aud BERTRAN
CRT-G R Treasurer Of Metropolitan Trust Com
pany OF the city OF New York, located and doing
business ut No ~ Wall Street. in the City or
New York. i'm said County being duly sworn
each for himself says the foregoing report y
true and correct IN all respects 10 tho best OF
his knowledge and belief, and they further say
trat tho usual business Of said trust company
has been transacted at tho location required by
the Ranking Law (chap. 2 OF the Consolldated
laws as amended and not esewherei and that
the above report is I'm the form prescribed by the
Superintendent OF Banks. and In made In COM
pliance with an official notice received from him,
Sasignating the l4th day Of June. 1912, tho
Gsy OF which such report shall be made.
jSgdO BRAYTON IVES. President
(Sgd.D BERTRAM CRUGbfS, treasurer.
Severallv subscribed and sworn 70 by both do
ponents the 21st day OF June, 1912, before me,
(seal of NotaryD -
Notary Public. Kings County, N. Y.
Certlacafa hed In New York County.
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NNNoA' o. sto<-OoosOOl %
State OF New York, County OF New York, S.:
. l. ALBION X. CHAPMAN. Cashier OF the
above-named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief
A. X. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before ME this 10th
day OF June, 1912. II. " ELLIOTT
Correct-Attest: Notary Public.
WN. FELLOwEs MORGAN.
ROBT. 3. HIRSCH Directors.
EDWIN g. SCHENCK,
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Chicago June 2i-cATTLE-Rece.iEPt,sS i0g S9
beeves steady, COVE strong; beeves, 90 lVqs9 %,
Texas steers, So 4Odss 10; Western, SO bo@Ss ~;
stocks and feeders, 81 2Oq6 %; COWS ana helteis
SO 7OdS 10: calves SIS 50GSS HOGS-ReeeIptls.
5000 active 5a1oc higher light 8 21ea o ia
81 35q7 Is heavy, 81 25@7 50; rough. 22&
81 10. SHEEP-Receipts. ZOO: steady ma
live, SO 25as5 so; Western SO 5o9s5 60; year ar
lings 81 1891; lambs, native. - 2ogSf co.
western, 81 6Gass; springs. IS 5O9ss 30.
Cincinnati, June 2l.-CATTL E-Receipts. go a.
active; steers 81 5OdSS 90: heifers 50 5O1tSI 10:
cows s2asO 25;, calves steady, Sass - H0 S1S
Receipts 3.4lS; 100 higher packers, - oog
81 Is: common sows. 81 1886 So; pigs ana
lights, 81 75as7 30. stays s4g$3 90 ShE ELL
Receipts, 48l7; active: 81 23qS4; lambs strong
and loo to 25c higher. S3QS1 %
East Buffalo. June 2l.-CATTLE-RI5e Keeps
300. fairly active and steady. YEALS-hecelpts
1000; active and 81 higher; 81 50aSi0 to' rev
$lO75. HOGS-Receipts. $500; ia1 ,y 49,
and iOai5c higher; heavy sass 70; j, Is1 e6
81 p5dSs %: Workers 81 4O@SS; pigs - Dag ~
fcrghs Sc sjq$7 stays. s5qS6; carries, ~ 6 6Ug
81 90 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts; 81 e.
active and &c higher ewes STEADY; iainbs, sog
50 80: a few $40. yearlinss, 81 75aSs 2wethers
S. 5Oq$5 IS: ewes, 81 25dA 20; sheep rniAeu'
81 50T$5 -.
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indications of Prosperity.

Railroad dispatches say that the Chesa-
peake & Ohio directors have determined 10
construct a new steel and concrete pier at
Newport News which is estimated TO cost
approximately Sl,5O0,Oeo. Work is expected
10 commence Immediately, and the direct
ors predict the pier viii be completed by
next spring
The Chesapeake & Ohio has placed orders
for twenty-five Mikado-type locomotives,
but the company, it is reported, has suf-
hcient number Of cars to meet all require
ments, and with the additional engines
think they will be able TO handle the in
oreasing volume OF traffic; $4,000 has
been voted for improvements, etc, but a
large portion Of this will be spent on the
Chesapeake & Ohio OF Indiana.
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packers ard butchers. 81 50@S7 TO- hgAts.
5000: market steady to CSC lower; lambs, 81
ass S5 yearllngs, S5Qs8 20; wethers, st0$b;
ewes Sc J09s4 20; stockers and feeders ~
W$4
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Yester

MOLAsSES AND sYRUPS-Molasses was
firm. Syrups ruled steady all around.
NAVAL sTORE6-Spirits turpentine steady
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Another Titanic Fund.

The Canadian government at ottawa an
nounced that since the historical Titanic
disaster there has been a neverceasing
train Of so-called conscience money
tracking into the customs department.
Every mail. 1t is said. brings hundreds Of
letters from anonymous sources each con-
tanning some share Of conscience money"
Thus far the government has many thou
sands Of dollars collected from this method,
Many of the letters received have eX-
planned that the Titanic disaster has
touched the conscience of the civilized
world Are there any reports from Wall
Street promoters?
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Swift in Canada.

Canadian reports say the Swift Canadian
Company will soon commence the construc-
ton Of their big plant in Toronto, which
will be used for making soaps from fats
extracted in its new abattoirs. 1t is said
this will be the first packing house IN the
Dominion 70 engage IN the tallow making
INDUSTRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
rob,n 4 shannon: az yeal,. 1876 Ib. SO; II,

Tobn & shannon: s5 veals. 135 lb, $40; H.
Newton & Co.: 10 veals, 127 ID, $40 20
l. 40 10, $40: ., % Id. So so 2, 80 ID ~ oV,
Kerns Commission Company: yeals, ios
Id, slI; u, 127 h. $40 %; /. ITO ID. 50; e. .
euns, 1os ID. 81; 50 Maryland veals' ies l0'
Mcpherson 6 Co.: 3 veals. 1913 Id, so rs;
l. s IN ~ AND LAMBs-Receipts, 80 cars, or
active trade for all grades. and while best
lambs we're no higher. the marketappeared 20
clearance OF the pens. Common 70 prime
sheer gold at $685. so per 100 lb few mead,
ISesS sglis ~ % ST csm so@s7 Dressed
mutton steady at 7@1oo; prime wethers lo1s
Sail salts@s. sanders: $50 virginia lambs; g. s.
p i%sras an p h. rs 81 state
r. b. f = q 3 1's iO' 50 90; "a p'nn''i'an'A'
" Toxin III shannon: $40 Virginia lambs, s2
IT, 50 so; 235, 66 ID, 50 80: 200, II ID, 50 90;
R ~ s. :? SOL ~ RS SE 1S sheep, I'D b.
1873 10, 81; Virginia, ia Id, Si75. ,,,,,,,
Kerns c9mmssi0n SSmPsny 90 az SS V aIs sS
b. 5D So 80; 2Gi. Se H. So so ito. e5 ID. 50 2s
So s So g. 60 o. S 80 sais g j. So
sinia sheep, III ib' 81 %; n. 162 ID. 81; =,
io h. 50 56 T. e5 ID. 81 Penn .S a c, 30
SO ID, 81 30; 3 yearllngs So ID, SO so. -
Ib, so 80; is West Virginia 6s ID, 50 80; ;,, IA
yrgni% sheep l27 - busts S0 g ~ w s. TO- V
Newton q Co: 142 Virginia lambs 81 TO-
50 30; 80 Pennsylvania, 80 Id. 50; 30 sheep
III Uo d0i IS cars, or 2,435 head;
sbnut a car on sale Market a trife arm az
81 75Ts7 80 per 100 ID; pigs quotsble ct ~ 81
QS7 60 and heavy pigs at 81 20. ,o-
Sales-Tobin e. shannon state pigs. JOY
ID average 81 30 per 100 ID; roushs' S'o
ID. 81 ,zz -, a. on.
70 146 10. 81 so: 7 roughs, 294 10, SO rs; /,
Kerns Commission Company: Pennsyl-
van!a hogs, 115 ID, 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in tho United ststss
FOR 81 so year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
Pneumatic Service Stock.

The American Pneumatic Service Com
pany, Of Boston. has been undergoing an
extremely rapid process Of development
According to reports. the company has sue
ceeded wonderfully in reducing the issue OF
u.5OO,oOO first preferred Z per cent stock
which was being held in the hands OF a
prominent banking syndicate.
OF the 10000 shares Of first preferred
stock Of this issue 1t is said that there Is
barely 10 per cent still remaining In the
bankers hands. the other 80 per cent having
been steadily and quietly consumed by the
public at large without having been an
nounced or emphasized. 1t is understood
that large sized block Of stock has been
bought by British interests abroad al
though the bulk Of the shares have been
,disbursed to investors throughout the East
ern States