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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-07-10
Want Campaign Opened in Staunton

Mr.. Peyton Cochran, president Of
the Woodrow Wilson Club of Staun-
ton, has written TO Gov. Woodrow
Wilson asking him to make his first
speech of the campaign in Staunton.
he explained that the people would
approve this yielding to sentiment,
and that it would reach the country
just the same as if made anywhere
else. 1t is not known whether Gov.
Wilson will make speeches in the
campaign. but it is supposed he will
at least make two or three, and the
first one might be at Staunton. He
knows that no place in the country
worked more enthusiastically for
his nomination, or would more APP
preciate she honor of having him
make his first declaration OF princi-
plies in their midst.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-07-10
Senator Poindexter Bolts

Senator Miles Poindexter OF Wash
ington has come out for the Roose-
welt third party. He declared his
belief that Taft had been illegally
nominated by the Chicago conven-
tion;" that a third party, free from
machine aud boss rule, was necessary
to restore the rule Of the people. and
that the proposed new movement
would sweep the country next fall.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-07-10
Gov. Osborn Says Republicans Car
Vote for Wilson

Governor Chase S. Osborn of
Michigan, an ardent Roosevelt sup
porter during the Colonel's battle
for the Republican Presidential
nomination. has issued a statement
in which he declared his belief that
there is no necessity for a new polit-
cal party" He also stated he hoped
Roosevelt would not be a candidate.
THE issue is clearly joined for
the people," said the Governor in
his statement. 1T is Wall Street
VS.. Wilson. Woodrow Wilson s
character, temperament, prepare
ton and fitness are above the high
average of American Presidents.
He is a Christian, q scholar aud a
fearless citizen.
Republicans can vote for Wilson
without leaving their party or bolt
ing. The real Republican party has
no candidate for President this
year. There has been no nomina-
ton. The action of the political
freebooters at Chicago is not bind.
ing upon the Republican party even
II for the moment they are bearing
aloft its stolen ensign"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-07-10

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Recent tests in Europe OF the du-
rabiiity of various bronzes showed
that the wear was proportional to
the content of tin.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
THE COTTON MARKET
Weather Reports Cause Fluctua
tions-The Close Lower.

Support from bulls had "A tendency 10 re-
strict aggressive selling Of cotton for short
account Yesterday. and served % stehdy
tn. market on declines which were mainly
due 10 improved weather and crop condi-
tons There was little in the weekend
figures To attract attention but 1t privdt"
cable from Russia said that over an area
covering about half the production the
crop conditions were better than last year
The opening was steady at an advance OF !
points on June and on July. but generally
unchanged To- points lower. The steadl-
ness Of the old crop positions was attriO-
utcd TO rather better cables than were on
pectcd. while it seemed that th" same "is
spot interest was again buying June and
July against sales OF october. but the near
months weakened with the new crop short
Is after tho call. and the general list SOLD
of to a net decline of "r points. Cover
for over the week cad and a little support
from bulls checked the decline at this level
and caused rallies of or 3 points from 'hc
lowest. but the market closed al practically
the low Of the day showing net losses o.
10 . points Southern spot markets were
generally quiet and unchanged. and the
local market held steady At 1850 for mid
ding upland. with no sales reported. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
RAMSEY TO PUSH FIGHT
Contest for Control Of Wheeling
& Lake Erie to Go to Courts.

joseph Ramsey, jr., who number OF
years ago was president Of the Wabash
Railroad Company and the Wheeling e.
Lake Erie arrived in this city yesterday
from Toledo where on Tuesday he and his
friends had elected a new board Of directors
OF tho Wheeling & Lake Erie, although
they were the minority interest. The an
nual meeting had been adjourned from May
until "wednesday, June A. as stated In
the notices sent out June I, however. was
Tuesday, and the majority interest CON
tend that the election was not held on the
proper day. Mr.. Ramsey said yesterday
that the business of the meeting went along
smoothly until the election Of directors was
reached, when the attorney holding prox-
les representing a majority or the stock
moved an adjournment The chairman re-
quired second, who was not forthcoming.
The attorney left the meeting room and the
Ramsey party proceeded to elect new
board of directors Mr.. Ramsey said that
he was unable TO SEQ why the proceedings
were not regular In every respect.
The first step of the now Ramsey man.
agement, hc continued would he 10 direct
tho transfer agent TO stop transfers OF
into court on the initiative Of either the
present controlling interests or the RAM
soy party. according as the transfer agent
shall or shall not recognize the authority
Of the Ramsey board and the new officers
elected by them. The Ramsey directors are
deslrous Of inspecting the company's books
and records. and will, II Is understood, soon
take action to get possession Of them.
Mr.. Ramsey says that he and his asso-
ciatcs in the Wheeling & Lake Erie mi
norlty are not antagonistic TO the Wabash
Pittsburgh Terminal bondholders. and are
willing 10 sanction all acts which VIII
favor tho bondholdcrs provided the In
terests Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie
stockholdcrs shall not he rrejudicially af-
fcctod. They assert that tho earnings NJ
thoIr road clearly show that II is solvent,
and they therefore believe that the road
should bo restored to the stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
STOCK EXCHANGE WEAK
Coming Squeeze in Berlin Likely
to Cause Failures.
IBy CsbIe to The Tribune 7

London. June S.-The trend OF prices
on the Stock Exchange is toward lower
levels. due TO forced liquidation and to
fear Of labor troubles. There are rumors
Of more trouble in Liverpool, and in Ber-
lin somewhat large failure is expected.
Heavy selling of Americans from Berlin
and lack of support from New York have
pulled the market low. Discounts are
higher and three, four and six months
paper Is not expected to be lower this
summer. Money, too, is scarce.
a squeeze in Berlin Is expected at the
end Of the month, when London expects
t" expert gold to Berlin. The many new
ISSUES, tho Moscow municipal loan, the
new London & Brighton Railway ISSUE
and tho Danish loan. help to dcrrcss the
market. The underwriters of the Dan
ish loan arc themselves taking - per
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat a Shade Lower, Corn and
Oats Hiqher. Coffee Quiet.

Evening up for the government reports
due on Monday was the principal feature OF
the wheat market yesterday, but tho DIFF
ference between Southwestern markets and
Chicago helped to discourage active buying
operations Except in Paris, where millers'
demands caused an advance, foreign mar
kets ruled rather heavy. The technical
position OF the local market was believed
to be against values, but tho close was
quiet and steady at a decline OF 1sc. Corn,
on an inactive market showed gain of
Isc, and oats. also on light trading, mostly
covering for July, were sale net higher al
the close.
Coffee, on both the buying and the SELL
ing sides. was quiet but firm, and 1t was
believed that strong interests were ready
to support the market whenever weakness
became apparent. On sales OF 1890 bags
the close of trading found prices ranging
from 2 points decline to points advance.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
HUNDRED DOLLAR BONDS
Tendency Toward Smaller Issues
by Corporations.

There las been q change in the sentiment
of the corporations I'm different classes
toward the baby bond issues. At ono time
and among some corporations STILL SiGn
Of weakness is indicated by the corporation
that issues smaller denominations than
81 .o0 but this false impression Is gradually
disappearing as the range Of investors In
creascs and II is realized that the invest
mcnt classes arc no longer confined TO the
people with large incomes. hut the better
paid wage carners arc beginning 10 interest
themselves N bonds and tho legitimate Sc
curiics. rather than over speculative issues
oC indifferent classification.
Eouds of thousand dollar denominations
arc as old as investing itself hut the hun
drcd dollar bond is virtually an innoNa-
tiou-ncw only in denomination. as II IS
simply part of tho whole. II bears all the
clements or tho thousand dollar hond-tS
efficiency conservatism and its safety
Thus tho thousand dollar bond man has
solved tho problem and the hundred dol
lar man IS allowed 10 profit by IT,
There can be no doubt that tho hundred
dollar bond has proven to be another stop
in tho advancement Of the American people
Il has very materially aided this advance
ment. inosmuCh As II fills a long felt need
When a man has a little capital saved up
he must do something with it-he must buy
something which will be productive OF an
income or more capital for him. Every
ono is endowed with the spirit Of saving
il IS quite natural and might be classihed
as an instinct Up TO this time what could
"a man do with a small amount or money :
What wa offered him for conservative In
vestueuto How could he possibly use II
10 good advantage? About tho only invest
,oouts that were open 10 him were ques-
tionablo enterprises and promotions, many
Of which turned out 10 he total losses
Opc Of tho newest loans IS that of the VIZ
cinian Railway. which has issued It's first
mortgage : pcr cent bonds OF 500 each par
value. These bonds arc equally secured
viii, those OF larger denominations, ana
have interest coupons, but may he regis
tered aS TO principal
MANY OF the public utility corporations
eo,nn Of the standard railroads and leading
irduetrials have accepted the spirit OF the
times and have included baby bonds in
tb.ir divlsiblc mortgages. The small bond
investment has helped to mako France a
nrospcrous country among it, peasantry
and working classes and the same results
can be realized in this country in the
course Of time.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. Juno g 1912

New YORK, Juno - lUl-
BEANs AND PEAs-Receipts. 26i bags
beans 20 peas. BUYERS showed little interest
and there is no change In white varieties.
Red kidney weak and unsettled. Lima in
huvers' favor. Scotch peas weak BEANS.
marrow. choice. 100 ID. s. 45qS5 80: poor to
good, i6OGs5 80; medium choice 81 So;
moor 70 good 81 80 81 50; pea. choice, 81 05 %
s.: poor to good. ,s4S5Gs4sj; imported, pea.
81 26a 81 80; red kidney choice. 50 tog 50 80;
choice, cH So poor 70 good, 50 ?6@s5 30; black.
choice 81 06a s. 10; yellow eye. 81 5On$4 so;
lima. California, 81 25@sG 80; PEAS. Scotch.
RITTER-Recelpts. 9I52 pkgs. weak
feeling prevailed on creamery grades, but
sailers were not disposed TO Yield much.
Process steady. Factory ana packing stock
heid with more confidence. Creamery. extras.
n soiE d27Yc: frsts. 28is d27c; seconds.
.G,, S2se thirds 2.gs'e state dairy tSss' ss:
rngso rommon 70 fair 2sa2sc process. OK.
tU' tras. Is s?5lic; nr,ts. ssi. a?4iic; seconds.
sSsc seconds 2oh fcii.c; thirds. 1aq2o
packing stock, current make 10 2, 1914 @aoe' ;
10 N9caEEsEIR.e.ip,. ise7 boxes Slightly
r-n,.r On very finest whole miks due TO 4
srrrer holding rather than any Increased &C.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The short Saturday session on tho con-
solidated Stock Exchange closcd with 4
heavy tone I'm evidence. 50 far a. the lead
Ing stocks were concerned. Tho Softu"Ss
was particularly noticeable IN Union Pa
cifc. activity IN that stock Increasing as
its price weakened. DuueSs was tho chief
Characteristic ia the early trading, al
though the sugar stocks were exception
in the general inertia Roth American Beet
Sugar and American Sugar Refining Were
notably active their upward movement
having It's basis In the same talk that
recently put up the American can shares -
that the fruit crop this year IS lik"ly 20
prove an enormous one. Tho idea wa
that an extra large amount OF sugar
would be needed for preserving purposes
Odd-lot transactions took place IN a NUN
bcr OF prominent stocks. sales Of whicn
failed 10 be reported on the New York
Stock Exchange. among thcm Consolidated
Gas at ~ American Cotton OIL AT dt
ana Great Northern ore at e.. Detailed
nnrraflnne FOLLOW.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09

So 35a IS Western. SG4oaSS; s;ockers aud
feeders. 81 80 . 50 So: COWS and heifers s. S1p
s.: calves s. 5pa - UOGS-Reccipts. 1000"
steady to a shade higher. light s. I34s! w.;
mixed. - ljH 81 10. heavy 81 2pTSl 90:
rough 81 2o0 81 20. piss. s. % 81 05: bulk Of
sales. 81 5UH 81 60. SHEEP-Recetpts, opon
steady. native. 81 - - b. Western. SO Go0
81 81. voarlngs. S5u$7 lambs. native. 50 5or
s. -: Western, 81 15a IS 80. spring lambs. 80
a 50.
Kansas city. Jun" -CATrLE-Receip,s
300 including 100 Southerns: stcady. dressed
beef and export steers. 81 so 81 -: fair 20
good SO 25pS7 a.. Western. So So. stochors
and feeders. So 25H 81 -: southern. So >pI
s. -. southern cows. So 5OH s. 30. native 50
81 -. heifcrs. 81 5oa s. 80. bulls. Sia So -.
calves. S5s,SS 30. HOGS-Rocoipts. 100"
steady to sc lower: bulk Of sales. 81 500 81 80.
heavy. 81 5a$7 60; packers and butcher.
81 iOU 81 50. lights 81 2oHS7 -; pigs 50 5rd
So ~. SHEEp-Rec"pts 100: stead .
lambs so 900 s.: vcarlugs. 81 Sc %. wntH-
ers 81 .JH s. 20. owes. 81 s. n s. -. stock.rs
and feeders, 81 s.. Texas goats. So 50 ~
Louisville June >-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts $50: for the week. - 5o3; lamb
trade slow. bulk Of tho hest selling at 81
So: some few fancy heavy central koutuckv
lambs a shade higher; seconds, Gd6i-c. oulls
ga Be. fat sheep. 81. a a.; medium and COM
mon extremely slow at lG2iac.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
court:
BARNETT and SAMUEL PEPKOWl1Z,
composing the firm OF Pepkowitz & Son.
No 1875 First avenue and No lilS Second
avenue; involuntary. Liabilities, $500; as
sets. S1.500.
EDWARD LEVI. No. $40 Broadway; vol
untary. Liabilities, Sb,OIo, no aNalidOle
aS
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
GERMAN BANK LOWERS RATE.

The German Savings BaHK VIII pay tHe
semi.snnua, interest on its deposits on
July at the yearly rate of Shs per cent,
Instead OF per cent. as heretofore ine
savings institutions which have maintained
The per cent rate. and II Is said that It's
example in lowering IT. VII be SIn 19llo"ed Sy
ines AZ most ~ the boards Of trustees will
be held for making the semi-annual inter
est declaration
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
THE LEGION OF HONOR.

The French order of the Legion of Honor,
which does not often so to a woman. has
been conferred on Mile. Malbranche for
her services to the cause OF practical edu-
cation in France. When after the frightful
crisis OF 1870 French business life found
itself half paralyzed by the scarcity Of men
clerks, Mile Malbrsnchc set OH foot 4
movement for the business training OF siri'.
who we're soon ready IN considerable num-
bers TO all the vacant posts.-London
Globe.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
PROVISIONS

PROVISIONS business was small but tho
tone was steady. and prices showed moderate
GAIN with buying by Western p-ckcrs. FORK
" steady. LESS $50 % q s2t; family. NOn S2l
., ort clear SO "5Hk2t. BEEF-M"Ss, 81 a
yi5;o. famil.. slNnslN 90 packet Niii
So -. .Ntrh India mess. 81" 80 -" bEtF
HANS S2SdS3l DRESSED HOGS St"adN.
bac,ns ;Oi. eiiois'. pigs ~. 'lI MEATS
pIckIrd bellies quiet; /" ~. II q T.; picked
hams 1915 n t3c. TAILOW-SPocial, d'kr.
rttv, 6t.c. country 6is q6'.c. LARD-Steady.
middle West. 1855 q 1o.73c, city quiet. lohc
hid: refined STEADY. South America. l@lOc;
Continent ii25c. Brazil. kegs. - l0c; com
mound barely steady; pdoi.c. STEARlNE-
Quiet. olco l5i,c asked: city lard l2igc
(OTTONSEfD OII--1n absence ot active
buying the market easy. closing at net
decline Of . 10 points. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09

MOIASSES AND SNKV KVPS-SIcadN, Witt
prices unchanged and business moderate.
NAVAL STORFS--A somewhat higher range
Of prices was noted for spirits turpentinc, with
machine barrels at 49isc. and a firm tone
ucted. Rosin and tar quiet and unchanged.
OIS-No change in lnsocd oil. Refined
pc, rolcum steady.
RUE-Steady 10 Arm, with quite good week
end business Prices unchanged.
SUGAR-Rehned slow on new orders. but
Withdrawals wcra liberal. and tho market held
steady. Fine granulatod. at .2oc net. less
per cent cash. In London, beet sugar was
ouict and fiaM2f.d lower, with Juno aud July
AZ lis III. j. and August rs. Raw firm. with
centrifugal 96 test, at 302c; rnuscovado. -
test 3t.c and molassss sugar. 50 test, . 7c.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Juno $. -- CLOVERSEED Fer
hushel. cash. Sl2 30. December. 50 95. AL.
SfKE-Cash. SO 80. August. 50 65. TIMOTHY
'.a'.~' 81 80: Sentembcr. 3s5; October.
81 10: December Sc S..
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. June : Wheat oased Of hI' o1
2 count ~ continued showers iu the West. ~
the end ~ the session the market was "a D.
under last night. corn finished sixteenth ~
Sc higher oats with e gain Of IA '2c aud pro -.
visions =: l:Ni2i.c increase in cost Neck-eni
evening up and th" fa't that the so'crunrh
crop report comes out after the CioSs Mond9
combined 70 keep trading IN wheat ~ q mni -
mum. Range of prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York June g 1872.
REEVES Receipts. 7iS head; none on sale
rrnlIng unchanged. Dressed beef steady al
iudl3i,c per 10 for ordinary 10 prime native
sides No later cables Exports from ms
mort to-day. 462 cattle 10 London.
CAI,yES-Receipts. Al head. none on sale
Feeling steady. city dressed veals IN good
demand al 1914 a 16c III, country dressed 'eais.
sales ,Iatc yesterday Newton & 60; Il
veaIs, iei III average. $40 % per 100 10, :
,uUs % N. 81 ,o,
Kerns Commission COMPANY. 20 Veals 10
In si0 80; 3 culls. l01 III, SO SO
sUrFP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1872 head A..
A. cars on sale Market steady. and al sold.
Ordinary TO good sheep. 50 50gS+ per 100 lb,
ordinary 10 prime lambs. 81 50gSo25 culls.
scbo Dressed mutton slow at lie ID:
dressed lambs, iia l7c' few choice dressed
sale. saIesEMcPherso g. Co. :tI virginia
lambs 81 10 average, 50 20 per 100 ID. =. 7"
IA ,s"'SS' sS 10. sheep. loi ID. $3.50
'o,r0bIn 4 shannon o?l Virginia lambs. a.
n 80: aS2. ~ ID. 50; > yearinss. 81 10. So;
o sheep. 9S lb, 81 90 ,.,-..- ,,. -, ~,
Eavton 4 Co: 10 Virginia lambs. " H..
6 20. 90 Pennsylvsnia.. II ID. 81 so: 10 Penn
ssv,wonia sheep 40 lb, So: 6. o5 10, 80 ."
,anbs "a lb, 81; 92 Pennsylvania. 88 ID. Ss:
q Virginia yearlings, So III. 81. IS sheep. lO3
IN "a 10 Pennsylvania, 103 lb 81.
u0Gs-Receipts. 1857 head, all consigned
10 local slaughterers. Feeling nominaily
sales date Yesterday Newton & Co.; 102
pnnnsylynnia hogs 150 III average. IS per 100
Kcrns Commission Company; - state hogs,
i'l Exports IT from all ports week ended June s,
1917.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
Estimated Copper Earninos.

\ number of the above companies mus
shortly advance their dividend rates.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09

report dealing With the conditions OF va
riOus grass crops, cane and beet sugar.
fruits. berries and vegetables. Although of
minor interest it will still represent very
considerable source of income to tho agri-
cultural and horticultural industries
Estimated Copper Earnings.
In one of the news bulletins is an esti-
mate of ThOmpson-Towle in a tale of prob
able earnings of copper companies based
on the selling price OF metal at II cents a
pound. Following are the figures:
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09

Receivers OF tho Kansas City, Mexico 4
orient Railway have. 4 is understood. sold
N,QH'"r receivers certificates to local
banking house, proceeds To 10 used 10
extend tho line thirty-two miles from its
present terminus at Granada, TEX. to Fort
Stockton. 1t is possible that another block
will later hc sold ~ the same interests II
the money is needed.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09

only relatively small amount OF the
6 10000 Canadian Northern Railway ~
per cent equipment bonds offered locally
remain unsold. This issue carries two un-
usual features. which. combined with ~
per cent yield. make 1t an attractive in
vcstment The initial payment on account
Of the cost Of equipment was p per cent.
In the majority Of cases II is smaller run
ming down 10 10 per cent while there are
excellent equipment trusts on which there
has been no initial cash payment This ca
madam Northern issue is also unusual In
that the road has the strong support OF the
Dominion Of Canada and provincial govern
mnuts
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
"" 'rh. INh' : 80
GRAIN HEAT Trading iu wheat vi

%s~ York. June :. l'i-
GRAIS-N EAT-Trtdins in ~hrai Wa
,srg"N in The form ~ evening NJ FOR tho GOV
eminent report on Monday afternoon ana VIZ
Volume or business was small, With l''u' 'naI
actor 10 tho market The weather map sh"~r'
raius I'm Weston Kansas. but there N''" iuL
nor c.mrlalnts regarding tho CONDITION gi ,n'
crop IN that state. although tic ia't mat Sou'u
UoS'srt, markets are At an Vnn-iailN lais' ~
count under chicago had A tendency 10 's'
agc active operations on tho buying -lh" t'
cigu markets were rather heavy IN anu,lpatu,H
~ LARGE worlds exports on Monda}. aItho"si
there vas sharp advance IN Paris nHuoh,,1 .
I.. AN urgent demand rom rllers on llgh' so. hs
and disappolutiug arrivals crop ad'ires ir"" 'Ile
suriug wheat states Nere favorable. ana i'po' -
nom the Northwestern markets saii maj 'asn
demand was slow on account OF dpI taIr ~.
rnur and that deliveries on July contracts might
he large No rod. 81 Fl. r. I T. domestic basis
?, arrive. and export. 81 81 af"a'' 20 ar
ri,c. 80 I Northern p.,uth. 81 2I''. o D
ar'at CORN inactive" WITH smalI piL.e
,l,ugr- but the tone s'eatJ, and unal prices
v..-c unchanged - - net higher Export com,
sIisc % h anoat OATS-TralIug was Ughi
bur Gnal prices we're i.H'sc net higher Ca,h
oats quiet standard white 6ic. In eieyatoT5 No
. 6li,c. No o. co. a0lc; No T. 6OH82 e :
natural and white clipped Go's sd@isc RYE -
mlnaI BARLEY quiet, mating. 81 ljd
NHF ~
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
NEXy YORK PRICES.
sEABOARD CLE\RtNt !
IlnIR ANu MEAI-Flour lnac

T1OT MD NFNTF-T TT'T T''' = = - -
unmiualiv unchanged. Spring patents. s. Ioa
81. winter s'raights. 81 3o4s5 ~. winter pat
,nts 81 GOns5 20. spring cl"ars 81 !hnS3.
"Ntra SO ! winter. - 4OIsi go. 70 - -"H
spring patents. 81 S3Is7 Is RYE FLOUR
St.,dv. FAR 90 good. 81 n0d s. 10. choice q
rnucy s. I5asd 30 CORNMEAfs--hiln dried.
Stni nAG MEAT-Fiue white and yellow,
81 7oa,i - coarse 81 Gidsl 10 FEED
We,,crn spring. s24. standard middling
bran. s2j hulk 500 40 sacks. midding, So! a
81 Ri dog s32 so. hominy chop. S2oHS3o
bulk. $50 2O7S3i 20 sacks. olIneaI. sd' '"H
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09

mi. .dyanre sales - go bags There was
An absence os active buying. bur offerings were
small and the tone Steady. Demand 10,
spo, coffee light and interior buyers seemed
littlo disposed to moro than supply immediate ~
, ouirsmcn,s IIayrN was unchanged 10 !. franc
HIGHER Hamburg was unchauged 20 !. pfg lower.
no vas nrm at al advance OF 100 rels. and san
10, was steady and unchanged spot unchanged
OF the basis OF l4,c for RIO a. Local. contract
a.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09
Nov Receiver Appointed.

other change has been made ia the rc-
&C. Arship of the Northern Bank Of New
Jol . and some new blood will boz put into
The attempt to wind up the affairs of this
for er Robin institution by Charles a.
Tho ne. who succeeds George g. Williams
BY he time the recci,crship costs are fig
urec I'D there may bc little left 10 pay
stoc SholdeTs the remainder now due.