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New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
KANSAS CITY AND 0RiENl
American Bondholders Reported
To Be Dissatisfied.

Several weeks ago The Tribune pub
lished an exclusive paragraph In reference
to the Kansas CRY Orient, In which IL
was hinted that all was not peace and har-
mony among the factions represented
among the bondholders OF that company.
The English committee, which at present Is
debating the line of procedure in reorSan-
izatlon plans. is understood to have eXacted
promise from 4. l.. Stilwell that he wouid
practically retire from any voice In the
direction or dictation OF future operations
and final reorganiZation OF the company.
This is probably the foundation for re-
port current yesterday that majority OF
the receivers had intimated that Sul"eh
will lose control. According 10 a gentle
man who Is in close touch with the 5itua-
ton and In a position to know. there ma!
he music i'm the air at the next meeting as
the American bondholders are liable to OF
sanize another committee in opposition 10
the English one. which course. 1t is plainly
evident. will call for some change III inc
plans as outlined at present II Is said tha'
the Westinghouse and other large American
interests have never deposited their bends
and that they are not at all SATISFIED with
the methods of the English committee SO
far in evidence. The receivers of the han-
sas city &. Orient, AS per information from
kansas City, have disposed oi V''""'v" y
rer cent receivers certificates to v. u. Day
& Co. Of Boston, at ?s.5:, for extension pur-
poses. The report says the bondhoiuer'
offered 81 for the issue.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following bankruptcy petitions we're
filed Yesterday ia the United States Court:

The following bankruptcy petitions were
filed Yesterday IN the United States Court:
ENOCH y. MINER, editor and publish
er of THE Typewriter World and also
hook publisher under the trade style or
the Popular Publishing Company al No
23 Duane street: voluntary Liabilities.
S2347I: assets. 1924.
ASCHER AND MORRIS JACOBSON.
vho compose the firm Of Jacobson Broth
ers, dealers I'm general merchandise at No.
a. East Broadway: Involuntary. Liabili..
ties. sl1 900; assets, $4,000. Judge Hand
annointed Philip \. Carroll receiver.
HARRY AND BARNETT ORNSTE1N.
who compose the firm OF Ornstein Broth
ers. wholesale dealers in hats and caps at
No 500 Broadway; involuntary. Liabili-
ties sic. 600; assets. $1,000
SIMON KLOPFER. salesman. OF No. SoS
West 93d street formerly secretary of the
Iadywear Company. OF No. 1l9 West 23d
street voluntary. Liabilities, SlS422; 10
CHARLES z. PIKE. OF No. 512 West
p 1a5th street: voluntary. Liabilities,
s3170. no assets. 49,
EDWARD KAUFMANN, Of No. e27
Nest Iifh street formerly In trucking
s,d saloon business at West Washington
Market; voluntary Liabilities. $3.50; no
assets. ,,,,, or
D.lanccy street: voluntary. Liabilities,
assets.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
HOW GRAIN CROPS LOOK
Condition of Important Cereals
Shown by Government.

Washington. June 1O.-The June grain re-
port of the government. giving the acreage.
not previously announced, planted 10 the
various important crops: the condition OF
the growing crops on June |, the indicated
yield per acre and estimated total produc-
ton. based on the ratio of the average con-
dtion on June to the final yield in the
five years, 19O6-l0. as reported by the
correspondents and agents of the Bureau
of Statistics. Deartment of Agriculture, was
issued to-day by the Crop Reporting Board,
as follows:
Spring wheat-Acrcage. l93ol.0C0 COM
pared with 20.3Sl,0O acres last year. Con-
dition, 95.S per cent OF normal, compared
with $40 per cent last year and g5o per
cent the ten-year average. Indicated !lelo
an acre. 1873 bushels, compared with "a
bushels last year and 15.4 bushels, the I'VE
year average. Estimated total production,
go 10000 bushels. compared with l906S2,cpg
bushels last year.
Winter wheat-Acreage. 25,7ACo. com
pared with 2sl62.0N0 acres last year. Con-
dition, 14.3 per cent of "a normal, compared
with S0.4 per cent last year and 500 per
cont. the ten-year average. Indicated yield
an acre. al bushels, compared with lss
bushels last year aud l5.5 bushels, the iive-
year average; Estimated total PROD uction,
56S OooOoO bushels. compared with iS2656,ec
An wheat-Indicated yield an acre, II
bushels. compared with l2.5 bushels last
year and l46 bushels, the five-year average.
Estimated total production. 900 bush
els, compared with e2l, ,S3s,opJ bushels last
year.
Oats-Acreage, S7,sHooc, compared with
1,763.000 acres last year. Condition. 81
per cent Of a normal, compared with 81
per cent last year and &4 per cent, the
ten-year average. Indicated yield an acre,
29.S bushe Is, compared with ?4i bushels last
year and 2s4 bushels the nve-year tVer-
age Estimated total production. Lie oC, =
o0 bushels, compared with s2.%HWO bushels
last year.
BARLEY Acreage, ,1,574ooc. compared
9ll per cent Of normal, compared with
90 . per cent last wear and 90.S per cent,
the ten-year average. Indicated yield an
acre, "5 bushels. compared with -
five-year average. Estimated total pro,
duction, 1000 ooo bushels. compared
with 1eo, ,00o bushels last year.
mai come1ed Gttb ss per Gen' ner Sirt OF S 1Sst
wear and So per cent. the ten-year aver
age Indicated Weld an acre. is bushels.
compared with l5.e bushels last year and
Esy-Condition, SOS per cent Of a nor
mai compared with 7sS per cent last
year
Pastures q2.7 per cent of =
normal. compared with SIS per cent last
year and S9S per cont the en-year aver
age.
The stock market I'm New York declined
little yesterday on the crop report
which was issued al 2.1a o'clock iu the
afternoon rhe report came too late 10
affect the local grain market which dur
ing its session had shown slightly
weakening tendency for both wheat and
corn. Wheat rrices advanced l. 10 =
cents on the curb just after the appear
ance OF the crop report, hut little bust
ness was done
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
FCCTO"CITHCVICII M TWIN
Foreclosure Proceedings Opposed
by Boston Security Holder,

Nathan Eisemann. OF Boston. has nled
in the courts in Milwaukee. as the owner
and holder Of $4,000 par value OF the bonds
end 500 shares OF the preferred stock OF the
Allis- Chalmers Company, p petition IN the
foreclosure proceedings brought In behalf
Of the bondholders OF that corporation. He
alleges fraud and coluson between the re-
organization committee and tho officers and
receivers OF the company and prays that
the foreclosure proceedings be stayed. He
also alleges that the president. In an am
davit made In May said that the company
had IN its treasury on January J &OO'0D
cash. applicable 10 payment Of the coupons
on the first mortgage bonds. that on March
o. there was 81. .1i6 90? on hand. and that the
receivers have sufficient FUNDS 20 cure the
default I'm tte mortgage.
Mr.. Eisemann also has applied 20 inter
Vene In the receivership proceedings. MS
petition asking for the removal of the re
ceivers on the ground Of fraud and collu-
sion and requesting an order from tho
court that the coupons on the bond issue
be paid and the default cured.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
UNION PACIFIC AND ALTON
Former May Again Be Active in
Affairs of It's Old Subsidiary.

The directors of the Chicago & Alton
Railroad Company yesterday adopted a
resolution calling special meeting of the
stockholders for August ~ for authorizing
the proposed issue OF 100000 gold bonds.
to be secured by a general mortgage on the
property. Tile proceeds of tho bonds will
be used for general Improvements on the
road. including enlargement OF terminals.
and for meeting the expense OF the increas-
ing business. the company in the last fiscal
year having handled the largest business
in its history.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company,
which recently bought through Kuhn. Loeb
& Co. t,jO0c1 Of the new Improvement
bonds. and which for several years has
owned No3i31co Of the Atoms preferred
stock. win before long II is understood, he
admitted 20 an active share I'm the direction
of the policy Of the Alton. which vas part
OF the Union Pacific system for three years
or SO before the controlling interest In II
was acquired by the Rock Island which
later disposed OF 1t TO the Toledo 81. Louis
& Western.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11

picked hams steady; 121s a lac. TALON
Quiet; special, SIC; city. 6Lc: country, 6le
Gao. LARD-Firm: middle West, 1O1o4
l0.s5c; city, l0s l0ac: refined. South Amer
ica, 1:.1oc; Continent, 11.35c: Brazil. kegs,
j3.l0c: compound barely steady; So Q9te.
STEARINE-Quiet; oleo. 15c; city lard, II u
a1sc.
METALs-CoPPER-st quiet; spot.
1862 y q l615c; June, 1900 17.2Jc; July,
1878 a II 25c: August, 16.s7a or 7.e5c; Sep
tember, 1871 pT.37he. Arrivals, 10 tons:
exports. so far this month. s,l67 tons London
easy; spot. f7S IS; futures, as lis Cd. TIN
Quiet; spot, 57.i5 q 4sc: June. 4T.50 n 4sc July.
As q 45.50c: august. 43.s7ia a i4.25c; septem-
ber. 43 q $500; October, i3Q 43.37ikc. Sales.
. tons spot at 47.75c; at 47.ooc and 5 at
47.s0c. and so tons June, New York. at 1880.
London firm: spot, f2o6 los; futures, 1895 los.
LEAD-Quiet; 420d4.30c New York. 4.10q
4l5c East 81 Louis. London. fi7 i2s Cd
sPELTER-Dull: 69oQ7c New York. clog
20 East ST Louis. London, f25 15s IRON
Cleveland warrants. 54s in London. Locally
steady: No | foundry Northern, sl5 25Isl5 Is;
No 2. si412gs siJ %; No Southern and SOFT
SO 50d1S15 75.
COTTONsEED OIL-Inactiye, but steadier.
owing TO small offerings and the nrmDess In
lard and cotton. Late in the session the market
sagged little but final prices were steady at
an advance Of 4a6 points. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
SITUATION IN GERMANY SOUND.

Speycr s; Co. yesterday received the fol-
lowing cable dispatch from the Dcutsche
Bank. Berlin
German bank rate Will probably he re-
duced from to AZ per cent tomorrow
posjtion Rechsbank about same as last
wear: activity German export trade enor-
nous. which Of lasting Importance for
trade balance Technical market situa-
tion much improved by liquidation. In
contrast with last years failure feed.
sugar beet and potato crops. crop pros
poets favorable so far; small local fail
lance whatever. Consider situation Ger
many thoroughly sound.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
# c TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. June 10.-At the beginning
~ business to-day the condition OF the
limited States Treasury was:
working balance in Treasury offices, f.'-
In banks and Philippine Treasury. i5S,-
S5l57a. , , ,,os
ordinary receipts SATURDAY we're s5.3g, SIP
r.ith oTdiuary Disbursements Of S3.s6s5Ii.
The dsfcit 20 date this fiscal year ls
- si.yi rs against surplus OF 2.issG
=, this time last year
rbese ieures exclude Panama Canal ana
public ds3t transactions
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11

Liverpool cables; Spot M good demand, ssles'
~ 600 bales speculation and export Sun' Amer
csn 1000 Imports. 3.cpc all American. NH
ding upland 6. isd Futures opened quiet a. II
-. points decline. closed steady point higher
70 . lover. Jun. q 29d Jure-July. b@s 80.
July-August, GSod August -S@ptember. H3l 'sI'
September October 6"1d; October November.
q - 7d November -L''"Hher. t.-Sd. Dsceiloei
ranuary seai.d; January February, s22'sd.
February- March S.23d. March April S.id.
April May g 2ji. May June 6.2ei. Manchester
Yarn, quiet but steady; cloths quiet
Nev Orlesus June lo.-cotton futures o1ene1
steaty ~ an advance OF sd? points on gVV1
ca bles sni largo huylug orders. Fear thal uop-
b. al weather disturbances would srike ths COY
ton belt was said 20 he tho foundation ior tr
nuvng The supply Of contracts Was inAneleAIe
T., meet tho demand. there we're Few snort
eIiers on the rise. and longs did not show much
DISPOSITION 10 accept their pronts The mar Aet
continued steady I'm the afternoon closing se1HN
II a not advance 81 ~ 20 y points
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, june io.---Bullish figures In the gov
eminent crop report came too late today 20
re, IN. trice % wheat The Washington
estimate os the total Yield this season proved to
be under IN. most generally accepted prediction
tina, lad been current I'm chicago. How far
traders pere from being prepared for such news
,ntgt, h. Judged by the fact that the market
Lad been weak all day and had finished at.,1
i-c - i1c net decline, Corn closed rglc
down aud oats N itGi1c. The outcome In
PROVISIONS was 7itN22'4c increase IN cost.
Range of prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
SEED PRICES.

Toledo June 1o.--rLOvERsEED-B o.
cash: 81: 50; oeto5,sor sio 10: peesmber, $40 oS
TuyH cash. prime. SO; August 81 20 Sen
isrIsr SIS o. oc,obsr. So S.. necemher. 81 81
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11

PROyIsIONs-whils not particularly sc-
ttve showed steady gains most OF the day
owing 10 small offerings and further buying
Tho par, Q. fod9: pssEsTs ss%% ,PST PoRs "
ehor, clear. $40 % q SCI. BEEF-Mess, Si5a
siSs family, sisasls so: packet. siia
,ii 80: extra rnais mess i2ogs $50 90 BEEF
,s,eaav: bscons, ioi. q ioi.c piss lie. cur
NE ATS-Pickled bellies qu'sti f1G12c;
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
no coHsoLipATEp.cuee MERGER

atferrips 10 reports which have oecn
,srfsnt n regard 20 the consolidation OF
es Consolidated Stock Exchange and the
.wt Association N. Z. pe Aguero. pres"
WI 81 the Consolidated stock Exchange
-c fssterdsy the' The matter had never
~ sn tcrsaered by the exchange ano tnat
~s>snct the remotesl chance thet "
r71s1 he considered
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

Practically no business was done IN TINS
market for foreign account.
These dividends have been declared:
Public Service Corporation. regular quar-
terIv ia per cent, payable June 2e; May
Department Stores Company regular quar-
terly "a. per cent on the preferred, payable
July /: Illinois Central Leased Lines, regu-
lar so,ni-annua! per cent. payable July J :
Ingersoll- Rand Company, regular semi-an-
nual per cent on the preferred payao'e
July j: sulzberger Sons Company regu-
lar quarterly is4 per cent on the preferren'
payable July !: Northern Central Railway
Company, regular semi-annual per cent
payabIe July Is: Narconi Wireless Telc-
graph Company Of England. final diVloehd
at the rate OF 10 per cent for last year ana
interim dividend OF 10 per cent for current
year.
The Ohio Fuel Supply Company reports
for the fiscal year ended April 80 last gross
earnings of s5.1J0.S2l, an increase OF *es2''So
over the preceding year: expenses, inelud-
ing gas purchased, $3,2i6.521, an increase OF
s439 o7o and net earnings, $l,9O3,793. equal
IN t5:G per cert earned on the outstanding
stock Deducting sl,3i5327 for dividend ana
interest payments. the surplus for the year
WAS S5s. f66. against s5lS,76 for the preced-
ing year
The ohio Fuel OIL Company reports for
the wear ended April 30. 1912, gross earn
ings Of sl.092 CO.. an increase of s29s522;
expenses and losses. s33s,s77. increase s32-
5s2 and net earnings. s153.79o. an increase
Of .265.9eO.
The proposed increase in the capital stock
~ the Anglo American oil Company OF
England will, according TO report. be from
the present flOC0oOO to 100000 and divi-
dends OF 90 per cent on the enlarged capt.
,alization are considered probable
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11

Brooklyn Rapid Transit retunding and
convertible Is and Atchison convertibles
were among the strongest OF the list on the
Stock Exchange, the former advancing IL
points and the latter. issue OF 1910. iss
points
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
rLeIN BUTTER MARKET.

Elxin Jnuc Io.--Tb. quotation commi,,..
Of ne Elgin Board II Trade to dsy deciar.d
butter hi1u AZ Sho.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

On June II the natural gas companies
will begin their campaign for incroas ased
rates and more uniform basis OF COM
rutstion before the Ohio Public Service
Commission.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
MOLASsEs AND sYRUPS-ou

prices unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-Splrlts turpentine quiet
and shade easier at 4sc for machine bbls.
Rosin and tar unchanged but quiet.
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged Refined pc
troleum steady at $500 for standard white,
In barrels, at New York.
RICE-Steady. with quite good jobbing de-
mand. and prices were unchanged but on top
basis.
sUGAR-Refned steady, with good with
drawals on contracts. Prices were unchanged
based on soc net. less per cent cash, Tor
fine granuated In London beet sugar was
quiet and 2itd lower; June and July stood at
lis 0d; August. lis 0Ad Raw here was nrm
nnuscovado, SO test 342c and molasses sugar
SO test. 3.l7c. Sales were $4,000 bags Cuoa
centrifugal, July shipment at 2Ssc, basis p8
tcst. cost and freight, equal 10 $3.50 duty paid.
This was closed on q bid ade last Meek.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11

According 20 advices received by local
public utility brokers' the Ohio Public Ser
vice Commission has taken the position that
new securities must be issued for cash only
and sold at par. This is said to include
both bonds and preferred stock As Ohio
has no legal jurisdiction over securities is
sued by holding companies organized under
other state laws. brokers are curious TO
learn what position the commission will
take in the case OF outside holding COM
panies controlling Ohio public utilities on
which new issues are to be made.
The following figures for April in 1912
compared with 1911, embrace eight public
utility corporations:
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11

The Rock Island collateral As scored the
greatest gain YESTERDAY just as Ia the pre-
yious week they had led the decline. The
fear otcr the payment of interest seems 10
have been dispelled BY the many reassuring
statements made by officials. The railroad
company has s750O0oO bonds maturing Au-
gust l. 1913. but ss these are all held by
the railway company, no difficulty in car
ing for them IS expected.
The Interborough Metropolitan collateral
l12s in Yesterdays trading remained a. the
low point reached IN the previous week.
These bonds have not yet responded to the
practical guarantee under the new sub
way agreement OF at least 126 per cent
earnings on the Interborough Rapid Tran
sit stock that Is deposited as collateral
for the bonds
The Wabash refunding Is gained quar-
ter Of a point over last week. The reor-
eanIzation plan Of the Wabash, which is
looked for soon. is expected to help these
bonds marketwise.
The bond department Of the cub was
more active yesterday and prices in some
issues were better New state bonds were
An exception. selling off 10 1904. Barden IS
we're firm around 1F and the IS continued
strong at Iis Mason Valley 81 sold at 10
wester, Pacific 5s advanced 10 sii5, and In
splration SIS were steady around l0''t.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
A Rapid Development.

The Canadian Northwest is gradually d.
,.loping into q dominion Of wide financial
importance. which IS extending TO English
esritalists The Calgary Brewing and Malt
iag COMPANY through the Western Canada
trust Company. Is offering S+S.ooo per cent
binds IN the London market Not so many
YEARS ago Calgary was simply dot on the
mar END this coming 10 the front rs
MARKET Of securities for home industries
Indicates how rapidly hamlets are develop
hs into cities of international Importance
IN North America
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
Increased Steel Tonnage.

The uniled orders OF the United States
Steel Corporation on hand on May u. 1912,
are reported as 5.759.9sS tons. BY compari-
.on with April and other months this Is An
zerease. as April 30 figures we're 5se4.Ss5
ions: March. 5.3c4s4l tons, and In 1911 for
Nsy the total vas 3.11s,is tons. The United
states Steel Corporation will expend more
than SSo,eco.0o0 for new steel construction
and equipment during 1872.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
BOND DOTS.

Attleborough. Mass. will receive bids IN
tl 2 y m. June II. for $4,000 tax notes.
Everett Mass will receive bids until
p. m. Juno Il, for loan in anticipation of
taxes Of 10000.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
NEW YORK PRICES

FLOUR AND MEAl|-f!our inactive out
sirasn,s s. g s; winter patents. S 90
winter 81 4O9s4 80; No 9. 81 2o94 80; Kan
sas straights: s. 2Ogsss5 fancy spring Ps,,
g GOOD sogs1 e6Oss to S,d fancy: ar:o sT,eg
FAC MEAi-Fino white and yellow. 81 70G
ST Il; coarse. 81 65esi 20. FEED-western
spring. s23 80: standard middling. $26 30:
-four do. s31 10: red dog. $3l So; city bran:
s25 bulk. $50 40 sacks middlIng ~, q S32; red
dog, s32 So hominy chop, S.pq$30 bulk,
$50 20 a ssI 20 sacks; oiluteal, sSI oo9s3s.
COFFEE-Opened steady and j to points
higher Later an easier feeling developed.
owing to Increased selling pressure, and final
prices showed a net loss OF to points; sales,
Is 500 bags. Much Of the trading was switch
ing from July and September into tho later
no,,ions and while this is considered fa-
yorabie feature. showing that holders have
con1dence switching operations usually have
a depressing influence on values while in
nrocess Uavre was steady early but eased
or a little closing at unchanged to u franc
net lower; Hamburg was hG pfennig high
er; rio was unchanged. and santos firm at
20 reis advance. Spot quiet and unchanged
al 14I,c for Rio No !. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


,vxtx vttrAT-Tie feature Of the day
I'm wheat came after the close. when the gov %
trnment crop report for June was mace pno
lie. Prices during tho session we're rathet
h.avy' with very quiet trade closing az
80 Ic net decline operators were inclined
90 anticipate rather beaTish tepoTt, anu
t,r,fd longs disposed Of some OF their holdings
while n, tho same time thero was ittle or ~"
L,,vinr power The report proved OF a de
cidediy bullish character indlcetIng crop VI
.,3 600 geo bushels for winter whest CON- CON-
pnT.d with a anal crop last year OF $50, o3o.Ooo
and crop OF spring wheat or oo'Voo000GGo' 'o0 80
compared with hnal Las, year rssr OF III sprin:
wheat crop Indications pointed 10 yieln OK
"sa AZ 600 The condition OF winter wheat
was 74.S falling on OF % pei a"' last % yeap
y'hiie the spring wheat crop condition was
o5s per cent against e4.6 per cent yea
ago The principal signlncance OF the repor. p
~ss the further falling of In the already low
condition OF the winter wheat especlaiiy III
tho Southwest, where kansas i9st per een'
oLiaboma per cent other features OF the
dsy received little consideration worlds cX-
eis 600 last week and l2.5l2. 900 last year.
Thr visible in tho United states decreased
i3T 900 against a decrease or l,3,Eooo ,ast
Wesk and A decrease OF 904. 900 last year. EN-
port sales. loads OF Manitoba az outports.
No red here. 81 2oL. ! I; domessio easts' 10 10
arrive, and export. 81 2oi3 o b anoat' 20 ar,
anout on the local curb prices advanced over
Ic a bushei after tho publication OF the govern
nent figures CORN was onIy uioueraIey &c
tive hut steady during the morning. weak.
encI late and at the close was . lc net
lover Worlds exports were 1851 900 bush :
oIs against 5lsl 900 last week and 5.3i4 200
iss, year The visible increased 2s,000.
arai,., an Increase last year OF 869. 900. Ex-
uoTt corn here. s2iac ( o afoat TO arrive.
oATs--ouiet but prices after advancins
eariy developed weakness and closed at net
da.iire ~ = n &c The visible decreased
ss5 900 against an Increase OF 10000 last
,e1r The government report indicated a crop
or I 90 900, 600 bushels compared with "A
anal ls.t year OF 922 29s. 900. Cash oats
s'eady; standard white. 6lc in elevator; No =
,,rsi and white clipped, 6OisQ64lsc on track.
RYr~NomInai The government report
placed the crop at 8s.97o.oQo. against hnal
tast year OF a31I9OoO. BARLEY-Steady :.
,nsi,Inp Al I50sI a5, Buffalo. The gov
"rI,mert report placed the crop at 1e2; 900 900.
against A final last year OF 16o,2iO,oO bushels
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
No Merger Expected.

Gcs.ip had II that the New York Curb
Cd the Consolidated Exchange would form
imsrger But this gossip. like most OF the
Ne talk in Wall Street. IL absolutely de-
.4.n
New-York tribune., 1912-06-11
pere Marquette Reorganization.

40 definite plans have been reached by
the various interests OF the Pere Marquette
for a recrga nization. A meeting Of the re-
eciiers members OF the protective commit
Zee representing the per cent refunding
bondholders and representatives OF J. p.
Morgan & Co held recently. failed 10
com. 20 any agreement. It is reported that
within another month some plan may be
afAonted