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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
MONEY.

The movements OF money during the
week gave little evidence Of any material
change, except somewhat easier tone OF
call rates. and a frmness in time accom-
modatiOns. with little demand for funds
in any division of the money market.
The opening OF call money was at p, PEI
cent. the high per cent. the low ~ per
cent and the ruling rate OF renewals pa
per cent. while the closing was at 2i2 per
cent. Rates for time money ragged from
g.. TO per cent for sixty days. I per cent
for ninety days. ( and Al. per cent for four
months. "a and AZ per cent for five and
six months and and 5ia per cent lor nine
months.
During the week further gold exports
were announced for Paris, making a tota.
Of 10000 engaged since the movement
began last week ana a total of sj2.0s5,G1
In gold shipped ont of the United States
since January l this year. The outlook at
present is that further gold expectations
will follow possibly TO supply the needs
arising from the situation in the Balkans.
and New York banks may lose some gold
10 the Pacific Coast. AT this period an
1872 the local institutions were shipping
gold 10 the coast and a total of 100000
resulted from that movement
The weekly bank statement OF the loca!
Clearing House institutions was rather
favorable. decrease in loans was eX-
hioited. and a slight increase In cash.
The reports of the national banks
throughout the country showed a dmin-
ishinc of clearinss amounting 10 IS per
cent.
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THE CROP MARKETS
Grains and Coffee Quiet but
Hiqher. Oats Leading.

With most of the foreign markets closed
the local wheat market had domestic
weather and crop conditions for its doInl-
mating influence. and the smaliness Oh o.
ferings indicated that bears were becoil-
ing a little wary about increasing theli
commitments on the strength OF continued
favoTab BILE reports alonp The tendency Vi
prices was upward. but the market was
narrow and closing prices showed nei
gain OF "a i2c. Corn was steady. an an
sence of offerings from the country Onset
ting the good weather reports. The net
cain for the day was iaG"sc. snow re-
port on the uufavOrable conditions IN oats
producing sections OF Illinois gave
strength 10 bullish sentiment. and with
the cash market firm and higher futures
showed gain OF 1i4c in the May opuoh
and i205sc in other positions.
Coffee was quiet. but continued support
from bulls save the market firm tone,
and as sellers were not disposed 10 crow"
things prices gained 5a7 points Tor the
day. the principal support being IN the
near options Of May and July.
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THE COTTON MARKET
Not Active, but Closes at an
Advance.

The aggressive selling which maiKeu
Friday afternoons business IN the cotton
market was not IN evidence YESTERDAY
transactions being principally covering Tor
over the week end. with some trade puy-
ine Although there was little OUTSIDE
invinc. the steadiness Of Southern spo'
markets helped local conditions and prices
worked higher. closing firm. within point
-. tvo Of the best and 20 points net
hove Friday finish. \ prominent Mem
mis- authority reported that acreage est
mates are being increased AZ planting
progresses. ocean freight ens"senneh'S
Cor Nav shipment from the local stock
- e.id to be 40 000 bales. and further
rcoo,iations are said 10 be- under consid-
alton Liverpool will not open until
rucsaay. southern SPOT markets we'r
firm and unchanged. and the local market
held ouiet at ne Tor middlins upand'
,,o sale E.ocal contract prices
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The exports Of specie from the Port Of
New York for the week ended May 10 were.
gold. 81. Oig6Sg. and silver, $500. total OI
8. Si70n. against Sl.330.35l gold and silver
i'm the preceding week ana Siis.lio IN the
corresponding week last year. Since Jan
nary / the exports of gold amounted 10
SIS. $50 $50 and silver sl9Sj4505. AGAINST
III. l6N45l gold and Sl5.6o0.970 silver i'm the
corresponding period last year.
The imports OF specie al me Ioft on
W ere $lfS593 gold and $i4p9}6 silver, max
ing total OF $2S9,j29. against a toial oi
,564.0Sl in the preceding wee" ana SJso'ot'
I'm the CORRESPONDING week last year.
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CASA QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~ i.'a..
oUAIN WHEAI tu a.f turiu-
"a. .r. .r tl, faat.rs- ~ fle i"'i o..' 90
"a. ,r. .u-. prices showed .. to 'ir i- 49,,
1o.rIre. rcr. ulht enough FOO -usSes. ''
., trt. bs... Wtrr little fii'ip 't''. o.
.......i... pressure ou crop H'"t ''''.
,.ar.. seeking tn lrIuDD. Gt-.'f t-t!. tH''--0
tnoIr accounts ou flc SNORT slide W. uI. ~ ~
,.,s, ,f ,U. bolt tu. weather vas a'o.u.l
. f.,g ,0uIulaInis came in from nc Noi W
about "a lack OF moisture. NrNs iloi. d'T g.
contained little feature Ue. au-r OF il' 'e-.
ds,a ir all markets except Antwerp .. me ~
Paris So . req wheat here was GA'.'L - +"
ir elevator ana 81 ~ aho"i- noulilat
80 Northern Duluth. s.. Z aio o.,
CORR Iu following Other MAJ -"ta .olL w.
.,eads wien price. af one time apou' =
.t.t.r closing ~, COB a.l above me pifI'lun
nlcbt Eyuort corn 80 nominal % aNVst
oats fsulIlsh ssntih.cut was fu!thct eInpI"
.,zsI los am advance OF l't' ln MAY aII
10 a.c .u other positions. = s'oq deil on On, Da,
ION now. was circulated. Including Itlor'
nom SNOW. lu which he said that DO lats.
producing sections ~ Illinois me crop vas
small I'm growth late ard starting pooriy.
rasb firm and higher standard. white 80
\" ~. No 3. 81. 40 g. H., ordinary
yhle clipped. ALOE fancy clipped. |hn',
III RYI.-Quiet. No .. Western. W.tc' &
New York export. BAKLIf ca'y.
Mating 5S0Gdr. i Buffalo teed.ns' J1Hc'
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. May 20 Eto.
BEAN, AND rEAs-keceipts. 500 bass
row and medium, hut little easier on pea
and outside quotation extreme. scotch ana
sreen peas neglected. BEANS. marrow cholee
100 10. - y5a$6 u. common 20 good - -'W
~ -. medium. ehclc'' - JygSi ", -. e'o.. g
& po0<4: common 10 good 81 50nS3 So. i'm
uorted pea So siHS4; red kidney. choice, ~ 10
TAt Il. common 90 good. SO 15dS4 %; White
Kidney choice. - 01gs 40: yellow eys. - .DH
~: black S5VSJ =. lima. california - W."
- %: PEAS. scotch, - d3aS- 80. .gse'n. In
HrTIER@ Receipts S45J. Demand Tor
high grade creamery Keeping close 10 the sup
plv aud ullc,s lairs sustained. \ A.ue ac-
emulation OF the secondary grades, ANA these
are closing ms ttled aud rather we8. Pt'ees
less firm because oi better supplies ~ s!sni
Factory ami packing sock steady 10 hfM C!.-
DER ltght supplies. Creamery extras, ID. y "
20. frsts. 2Ti4W23: seconds 2hn-'c' sta.e
90 su21 &c; common 70 idii' -1N-2,. process
.xtrsg gsc. ulsts. 2Iu21 ..c; imitation cteain-
crv. nrsts. 27u@I 70. factory nrsis. -Ug - &c /.
seconds. -Ja25 isc packing stock No : p
cHEEsE-Receipts 100 boxes Market
49,, al the close and many lots beus carried
over. Offerings OF white increasing. anG there
lq very little outlet a. present. hlsh grades OF
old cheese steady. Fresh SKINS aeli ana ia..ly
GOOD enough 20 reach top quotation. state,
whole milk, fresh. co! )reu, specials. hlc. White
f3i4c. colored average fancy. l2lep l2sso
white. I224GI3c; under grades llHl2..c.
WISCONSIN. whole milk. twins. held lie; state
SKINS fresh specials. pa Toe, skins, uesh
choice 7dshc; held. specials l2g l.c; Fair 10
choice. 9is&Ii &c: poor 10 fair. oG67sc; iu!i
EGGS Receipts 10 ssi cases. Market
closing strong on fine TO fancy goods with
,endsncy slightly IN sellers favor Qualities
rrssuIAIt nA4cA Of the SUPPLY { ,~Ans defects
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,tor.ssEs AND SyRIP>

MDtt>>E> AND y kt - Aio+.tSH'1 HsaN-
tive hut steady. SyruTs unchanged.
NAVAL >rORES-Spirits turpentinc hrm
owing 10 light supplies. At the south prices
were "A shade lower owing 20 liberal re-
CENTS Rosln steady and unchanged. Tar
fairly active.
OILs-Renned petroleum steady and un-
changed. LinseeI oil quiet at the recent
decline.
R,CE-ouiet az offerings were firm and
generally above buyers views
sUGAE-keiined quiet and steaoy; Ar
buckle still quoting 420c. and the other re-
6uars 4.3Oc Raw was inactive, with prices
barely steady az 1888 u 3.36c for centrifusai'
. :. n sac FOR muscovado and 2.5s a 2Glc
Tor rnolass.s No further sales were report
ed. but Fridays business was placed az about
100 600 bag, OF Porto Ricos and Cuoas 20
local refncrs and spectators with ABOUT
=. - - "A ,l..A.. n ia klnA4sA kkAAe~a
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and err,er hogs provisions sasged of reacct-
Ira 1ressui- from packers and commits .lou
hou.es hu, rallied finally with grain. fOtsh
steady. mess s2l 75us22 -; fsmilA, S-4N
so. short clear. $50 1JaS.2 -. BtEt -Qti.t,
.,,-av sIoT so: family. S23Hs2f. packet N2in
So. c..tra India me2s. S3ias3J. iii'EHSt.b
HOGS Quiet. bdoous. i2isnl2asc. DIGS. y 70.
orr MEATS Picked bellies steady; 10 10,
15s.aiGc. l. %. I5T15Lc; - 10. l4's0lf.4c.
nickled hams quiet. 10. TALLOW--Quiet'
speci,l e: city Gi.c: country, 3sp0sc
IApD-Tasy. Middle West loOJp i .ooc. cill,
tD1,g nominal. refined South America. -. /.
rontiuent. ~ Jjc. Brazil. kegs. 1870; com
uoiind doll Si4US isc SrEAiilNE-'luiet'
cleo iUiiOisc. city Lard. l.
1oTJO>>IED OII.-There was little
s,,uDori from rehners. which. with scattered
grtsrfng largely accounted Tor steadhess
Tenders 81 1000 bbis were made On NAY COZ
tracts Local contract prices.
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TENS OF WALL STREET
o..,d.od. have been declared as fol-

o..41sods have been declared as io'-
ovs: . c.-...n. =.
/ Porto ~ In 10 bear in.ercs. az per cent
l = ,nnun.. pay,DC Ju"' ...,l,r fo,,,-
ef a,,.--- COD Mines. LTD. reg lI't iyIi
iio,lDs pe- cent payable May 20 20 hold
Rs Of -e.', So "l a.uai quarterly Of ~. per cent
Dtare ee.ser-ed stock payable june ] 20 hold
= Of recorq s'gi, company. regular - per
Naii-t,Ito common stock payable July 10 70
..5,rs O. record Jun. ,- .,-,,ls- e,,,i o.,
Aals"@ rr- cent on the sDreteTred, payable
rgsl Of % % !, stocl Of record July ~. and 2ia
Augis. IN ,he common payable June % 20
stock % ,,sr' g Northern Indiana Traction
loIl '-.~i., dividend Of s. share, con
fonlp+-', ,., rrefcucI stock al option OF owner
q ..orsrany. on preferred stock TO holders OF
s.ori March i
r-.,.s.or Eugene T.. Asger. OF Column
-. University faculty Of Political Sci
O.' ,isted the stock Exchange yester-
guy ..i,b a class of twenty-eight students.
90! 81 whom were from Barnard Col
| Three Japanese were among the
,.r They we're especially interested
''A .sn most where Japanese bonds are
uaded 10.
,,.ronc, j. Dietz has been proposed
49, governor Of the Consolidated EX-
ssnre in opposition to y. j. Marks, and
.ssrs ,s promise Of an interesting con-
est All other candidates are supported
BIZ both factions.
a.. ,t,~.srtilo safe Deposit Company
I'M move its offices to the ground floor
a, No. rs Broadway tomorrow. y. J.
,roore & CO. have moved their Offices TO
No - Nnliam street
cbicszo advices state that the Baldwin
locomotive Company will let a contract
within few days for the construction
If three miles Of track in connection with
II. projected plant there This plant VIII
cost 10000 and viii employ 300 men,
The o,,tput of tro Band gold mines for
Aprl totallcd 5000 dne ounces
y n LOOMS. general solicitor OF the
roion Pacific Railroad Company yester-
5,y denied that he had suggested that
three instead Of two systems might be
ecrmed from the Hartman lines. by MAX
me the Central Pacific an independent
line The dispatch quoting Mr.. LOOMS
was from Omaha.
The Chicago. 81 Paul Minneapolis
Railway Company has sold $2.5Q0.o00 Of
rs Per cent debenture gold bonds due
March T. 1880 TO Rhoades q Co. and
White Weld & Co. This is part Of an
authorized issue Of $4,000. 600 of which
amour, S3.7S4OO0 had already been
issued. There are still outstanding So
$4,000
Hamilton Albert has retired from the
stock Exchange firm Of RAYMOND, starr
Co. and Harry ) We'll has been ad-
nitted TO partnership
4 new exchange partnership has been
assnized under the name Of Frederic z.
cochran & co. The firm members are
Frederic 2 Cochran and Walter Nc
Guckin
TIE following branch Offices OF stock
Exchange firms have been discontinued
Cammsnr & Co. Hotel Empire and Fin
lsy Darrell & Co. Bloomington. III.
Il. Content & 60. have opene. new
5-ssch Office at West End. y. J. Finley
Darrell q Co have opened new branch
oHce al Buffalo. with John a Parks as
manager
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. Aiay 10 1918
BLIN L>-kec pts. y, head none ON
sale. Feeling nomnaly unchanged. Dressst
beef slow az ll4al3iec per 10 Tor uatiy1
sides Exports IRON Ih.s port to-day. 40
cattle 90 London
CALVES Receipts 81 head. 40 on SAFE
Feeling weak. No Prime state yeas offered
southern veals sold az - - per 100 N: city
dressed yeals. l-4lJc per N. country drsssel
sales.-robin a shannon: 40 southers
es SHEEP I3p 10 an, NJ ,E & PEI 100 H.
head; including : cars Tor the market sheep
and lambs steady mo- real prime clipped sto.t
offered. clipped sheep sold az Sass Is per
100 10 clipped lambs s. 5OdsS -. prir1s
Maryland spring lambs. $40 80. Dressed mg'
Ton weak a. l0G BE per n. dressed lambs fl
nloc; country dressed dollhouse lambs. S5GS7
Sales. Kerns Commission company: 49,
S Mar ~ a ,o SpFiaS lambs % y aversse
81 h. 81 Sa 10 ~ ~ sos 8, elgge4 a. bHa2 ans
clipped Westeln. ~ ID. s.: unshorn Buffalo
sleep' no 10; - - clipped Virginia. ~ d
- ~ . E,2 n. -: 3 MARYLAND. i37 u. 81 80
/. 40 TO- 81. 90 Ohio 6s n, - -
Tobn x shannon 209 clipped Mesteru
%e,hers coarse. 40 u. s. IS. POS i0i N
HoGs--Reoeipl.. e.O54 head: less than half
car On sale Market steady Prime sta,e
hogs sold 20 s. 90 per 100 10
sales. heTns Commission Co.. STATE hoss
:. Judd < 60. yesterday. state hog,
~ d. - 60; ~ ~. s. ~, 1 rough 30 o.
s. 80; l. go n. s. CO.
Kansas CHS, May 1o-cATTLE-Re
ceipts. zoo, 20 sOutherns: steady. dressed
beef aud export steers. SSTss65 fair 20
good. 81 3onSs. southern. SGNSi -. soufi.
ern cows. 81 50uS7 -. bulls 81 1Jds7 -
calves. 81 500 SO. HOGS-Recelpts. 200
steady. bulk OF sales. Sc 30 ~ 30. heav...
- 20 q s. -; packers and butchers 81 25E
- - y. lights. IS - u s. -; pigs. 81 Jofi
81 80. SHEEP-BeceiDts. :, 600. steady
Colorado lambs. So 80 s. 50. yearmgs So
p 81 -; wcthcrs - 2ja SO 80. ewes. g.
n Sd -
CHICAGO. May l0.-HoGS-Receipt
1000, steady 90 shade higher; bulk %
sales. s. 40n>s -. lish.. 81 30GS s. -. mixed
s. - - -: heavy ST95gSs 90: rough
- - ~ - Il. pigs 80 5O0Ss b. CATTLE
Receipts. 100. mainly steady. oeeyes. s. %
a s. go: Texas stee.s. 81 75as7 -. stockers
aud feeders. - S5ns7 =. COWS and heifers.
81 90 o 81 so. calves. So JO4S9. SHEEP
Receipts. 1000: steady 70 strong: natives
s. 15HS - 50; warnings. So 30 q s. 90. lambs
native 81 400 IS A.
ceipts. 100 mead. steady. NEALs-Recelpts
100: active and steady S6aS9 %. HOGS
Receipts 500. active and "a l5c higher;
heavy. IS T54Ss So; mixed. 81 s0as - -.
yorkcrs aud pigs. s. ~ a s. 90. roughs s. 60
TS7 -: stays SO j0Gs7 dairi.s, SO 500
IS So SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receip's.
600. slow and steady.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune
4
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Caicazo. MAJ le Determined bull lcaac.
Clip in tho face OF several strong bearish fac
tors to-day advanced wheat '.q &C. co. %
finished is@asc up and oats .s''sc high"I.
~ prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11

al tgoc Tor May loading and 1.9ic for juno
10 to 10 loading London market closed ior
the Whftsuutid. holidays
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COST COMPARISONS
Changes in Average Prices for
the Last Week.

The following table gives the highest
lowest and average wholesale spot prices
of twenty-forr articles Of current coh-
SUMPTION in the New York markets for
the week ended MAY 10. and the difference
IN average from those OF the previous
week. cotton. sugar and lard quotations
being in cents and nundredtAs: Chanse IN
,,-..r. ~ Mo-. Id v. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11

New orleans. May lo-Buyi,as, n1sed , ON
bullish weather predictions; I ,Ss End Of me
futures here TO-DAY t" ~, vas al a net ad-
,..,ca of -IG pOluts.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR REC EIPT>.
sIABOARD CILARtNtE>.
FLOR AND NEAL sid" FRO

at. sfeadincss tie -four niaraet was ieAiMe
a. Srrfue uatcnts 50 IUHSJ. winter
.,r,ietts 81 55dsi %: winter patents. - Npa
= 80 -prfug clears 81 i0HSi -, extra 40 !
,,tf-t.r g. g1GSt -. 40 .. - s0nSj 90. Kan
ga. s.rsislts ST 25dSi %. fancy spring Par
ms s. iogsJ - RYE FLOUR quiet. ialr
a.. .o,d e. GOdS3 S.. choice 10 fanct. - ~
ca g0pNNfEAI.-Steady. Kiln dried, - -
~. ~ ,ftrtT- Fine white and yellow. - ""H
~ ~. coarse II 2JNSl -. FEED W est'fh
snrlua iran. 500 5udS2U -. standard mhiliHe'
Syf. noun do. 81. red dos 81 To- city hihn.
son 30 bulk ST. sacks. middlins. - -"dS-''
81 doe ses 81 DIIAEAl-s2Sd SIS ."
COyTtT-Ou.n2 To- Tho holidays ABROAD,
tofT fl,r Ifa.re and Hamburg markets belhs
.io..f fYr Whltsuutidc. o." local coffee mar Aet
90 tu..tir. with operators stlll lu a WAITING
,ositIou There was continued SUPPORT rom
i..lu .o.trgse. howevsI. and as there was NtIe
t,re-.lfre to sell the market showed hrlh
iitid,rfouo and al the close as b" 70 poiH's
n.f higher. Total sales FOR The Jay Were
IA ,5n bags The support was again IN the
u.sr ro4itlou one prominent broker pidI!hs
for am part Of 10000 bass o. May anu july
,.bile iu 'ne late months Their" was nodt4"te
.,,-ctiug ae well "a "a little trade buying ne
Moved fo boz urq.lug a. lccges against sales OK
aror ,onee Eio was steady aud unchahseu'
and santos unchanged 10 20 refs hener me
r.,.t and freight position vas urul. WIN prices
,boy. "A uarifr with local quotations bul nIv.-
e~ste sales were reported 10 the interior. WIN
A. ana Is al IL 20 and a. al 1900 Ioi santos
trades while Rio - were quoted al lV'""l a!lI
2 and ~ AT 10 5Oc spot. No : no pu"t'u
II '4e' anu ~ Yester-
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LEV Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

ST. Louis. May l0-CATTLE-Reccipt
loo, practicaIlv no offerings. demand light
and prices about steady. HOGS-Receipts.
. COO. fairly active and ga loo higher. choice
light 10 medium weights, s. 30 y s. so; bulk
of sales s. 4ON SIS 10: packers - i5Uxs -.
,ighfs. ssGss 40; pigs. SIgSs 10. SHEEP
Receipts 500. good grades IN demand Al
sieady prLea(
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Tacoma, w ash.
Seattle. Wash.

Increased acreage. Excellent ISL
f'air 10 good prices outlook "N
anticipated. to snlnslns
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SOUTHW e ST.
Houston. Tex.
San Antonio. Tex.

4 bout average. Disturbed on
Warm weather count Mexico.
and rain needed. improving
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND N.Y.
nlClPAL BONDS.

Mrnsaed b. Zimme~aann q Forshay 80. .
wall street,
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San Diego, Cal.

Poor. due To- winter Normal
frosts and lack Of outlook
rain.
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Portland. Ore.

Fair 90 average
cold and backward
spring
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,,vrcnc, j. uietz has been proposed
go governor Of the Consolidated EX-
~ in opposition to \. j. Marks. and
here IS promise Of an interesting con-
~ All other candidates are supported
BIZ both factions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
IN SOUTH AND WEST
Crop. Financial and Industrial Outlook Re-
ported Good-Tarif Changes Caus-
ING Some Anxiety.

y summary OF financial, industrial and
crop conditions in the South, Southwest
and West based on telegraphic reports
from its correspondents has been given
out by the United States Mortgage
and Trust Company. The crop outlook
is generally reported excellent. although
in a few places conditions are backward
owing TO the late sprtns.
The financial situation is reported salts
crop conditions Industrial situation
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RIGHTS

This date books 90 rot
and LIS for payment OF w
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r-oso.sor Eugene +. Asger OF Column
1,,iversity faculty Of Political Sci
0' Visited the Stock Exchange yester-
5,',. ,.i,b a class of twenty-eight students,
90. If whom were from Barnard Col
Lee Three japanese were among the
,her They were especially interested
.So most where Japanese bonds are
,,adod in.
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MOVEMENTS OF SPECIE.

sgs. fresh gath. ~ - l-
Florida new. white. No. ].
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GENERALLY good
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Little Rock, Ark.

Backward. outlook G. 20 d.
fairly GOOD largely
urai b
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Tho Mercantile safe Deposit Company
I'M move its Offices to the ground floor
a, No. rs Broadway tomorrow - J.
Moore & 60. have moved their Offices to
No. = William street
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ERMOUNTAIN.
Spokane. w ash
Salt Lake CITY. Utah.

Fairly good but Unusually 90"
soroO.,at uncer- Labor supply in-
tain. -NlH'itit
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Denver, Col.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi.

Favorable and quiet "i'
promising outlook
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ste'.nYille Chattanooga a 81. Louis r.
,euhsyifsnla Railroad Company .....
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HOGs--Reoeipls. 2,054 head: less than half
a car on sale Market steady. Prime sta.
hogs sold 40 s. a. per 100 10
sales heTns Commission Co.. STATE hoss
:. Judd & Co yesterday. state hog.
li3 n, - 90. :. lS7 ~ - ~. rough .,1 m
s. 80. l. go n s. CO.