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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04

COTTON-The cotton market rendered verV
ceedinss against Exchange and classification
committee: and smaller operators showed an inclna-
up their commitments in the old crop
the old crop and steady on the new, with prices
unchanged I3 points lower. July showing the pig
bales. The opening steady at an advance OF
points decline Of point the strength Of the
positions in Liverpool while the later positions
were influenced by the somewhat more faNoTabIe
weather map Nearby shorts were evidently very ner-
the call and July 10 1041, or points
net higher, but some Of the big traders We're very
shorts. the market soon began TO work lower
under scattering liquidation. part OF which was at
to-day and bullish into sight figures
for the week checked the downward movement and
steadied the new crop months during the afternoon
closed practically the lowest point
OF the day. Discussion during the day centred al
exclusively around the legal proceedings started
by the bull leader. they originated with
him they we're naturally regarded as bull card. while
the fact that the temporary Injunction secured was
modified 20 take effect until the matter came
able short side Pending the decision OF the
erratc and irregular market Is looked for
although the proceedings have OF course caused no
change IN the legitimate SITUATION superintendent
weekly figures follow: Port re-
cepts 70 $40 % 9S2 last overland
10 mills and Canada II 2S6 bales, against 1916 last
year; loss OF stock interior towns +sS
against 25e1s last brought into sight for
crop movement Port receipts 40O642 bales, against
225. overland TO mills and Canada
Ogl 33S bales against S63.52e last Southern
mill takings 1el5000, against l,I6ooOO last year.
stock interior OF Septembe: l. 25I-
22oO0 last brought into sight thus
FAR for season against 10 O02 OSi last
53s IA bales against 46.T92 last year The total
crop movement is for PAS days this season against
FAC days last
The range Of contract the local market yesterday
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
la relenanh . &c Trlbl ~

Chicago May 3.-The wheat crops in the West
and Southwest got some needed moisture In the
shape OF snow to-day. AMI that had Weakening
effect on the market. The low temperatures rnodt-
fed the benefit 10 the plant. however, and that
checked bearishncss from affecting the price much
There was &c decline in the July and September
deliveries. while May l4c higher at the close
Corn lost lsc 20 l4c for MAY and l-1Sc for july
May oats had over &c break but reacted some and
the net loss az the close llec. July and Sep
TENDER oats were each shade higher Provision,
were somewhat easier, but declines were very
small.
Local receipts of wheat were Sc cars compared
with last year. May wheat closed at slS.c az
compared with Sl@sc at the close yesterday. July AZ
the close was Sfsc, as against S4l4c S4asc
Wintry weather was the chief reason for a strong
opening to the corn market. first prices being at
about &c Improvement Local receipts were 22l
cars. against 24S last year. and shipments hence
were 25S,0O bushels. Estimate of to-morrow's re-.
Ceipts were Lj2 cars. May at the close was
49l2c to 1880, compared with yesterdays closing
price OF 4saC July closed at 497sc against 1870
to soc -
While there was strong tone to the opening In
in favor with the heavy bull interests Re
ceipts We're 2ll cars and shipments hence 4S7 600
bushels. Estimate of to-morrows receipts was o.
May oats closed at +5c. loss Of 1i5c on yes
terdays closing price July closed at 43C as against
427sc 10 S3c.
The market for the hog products was quiet and
after slightly trmer opening there was some SELL
ing by the buyers of the day before. Local hog
local receipts of hogs 5000 head May pork
closed S5 67ia advance OF 219c yesterday 5
closing price. May lard at the close IS 67I2.
against s. s. TO IS 20. May ribs closed at s. 60.
decline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
MANUFACTURERS BUY MUCH ABROAD.
Imports of Materials for Their Use May
Break All Records.

Washington. May 3.-Unusual activity among
the manufacturers OF the United States is in
dicated by the record which they making in
the importation of foreign materials for use in
their industries according to a statement issued
by the bureau Of statistics to-day, covering the
nine months ended March 81 last
The figures indicate. says the statement, that
the value of materials imported for manu-
featuring purposes, whether crude or partly
manufactured will in the fiscal year 1907 exceed
bv more than 500 000OD0 that of any preceding
year. Much higher prices are being paid for
the manufacturers materials. and many other Of
the articles now imported than those OF even
a single year ago, it is stated. In many articles
other than manufacturers materials the import
prices also show a marked advance.
During the nine months covered. foodstufs
imported show an increase OF S16O0O,OoO and
finished manufactures increase Of only $40
100000 over the corresponding months Of 1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
NEW YORK CENTRALs DEFICIT.
Hartman and Other Roads Also Make Poor
Net Earnings

Earnings Of the New York Central Railroad for
the quarter ended March 81 made extremely bad
showing while reports received yesterday from
the Southern Pacific. the Union Pacific and the
Southern Railway for the month of March present
ed poor exhibits in the matter OF net returns, in
comparison with the gain recorded in gross. New
York Central earnings for the quarter increased IN
gross s4965l5 but decreased in net 81 So. owing
increase in operating expenses or $225s.59
and after charges and dividends there deficit
Of $24599SS compared with deficit Of &S375 in the
corresponding time year ago Union Pacific tn
creased In gross for March more than A,o0oco" but
OF this only little than $4,000 was shown in
net. In the case of the Southern Pacific the show
ing in was worse out OF a gain in gross Of
than 100000 operating expenses ate up the
entire gain, leaving a loss from the net figures Of
March in the preceding year of more than $1,000
The Southern Railway increased In gross Slff. l9s
and decreased in net A9s 1888.
The falling off In the net earnings Of the New
York Central and the establishment OF large
deficit attributed by the company 20 the increase
in the of labor and TO the congested condition
Of the system all the way from Buffalo 20 New
York IN the first three months OF the year. The
quarterly income account as issued. includes
among other income that accrued on all invest
ments although not actually paid during tho quar-
ter. For instance tho Lake Shore pays dividends
serni-annually but the quarterly proportion OF the
New York Centrals income from this source is
included in each OF the latters quarterly state
n2ents The December quarter showed n surplus OF
Saia1oo after the payment Of dividends amounting
TO S,33s0Oo The management expects that. with
traflc moving much more freely than II did IN the
winter. with open weather conditions and with the
higher commodity rates and changes in clsss7ca-
that recently been made the earnings will
hereafter make a far better showing
Officers OF the Southern Pacific attribute the de-
crease in net earnings OF that system for March
the interruption OF the regular movement OF
trains. caused by unprecedented storms and wash
outs on the Pacific system lines Of tho company.
resulting In congestion Of traffic. which added
largely TO the expenses OF the month for overtime
per diem payments for OF delayed cars. etc.
Expenses were also increased by greater rate
charged per diem for use Of cars, greater cost OF
fuel and increase in wage schedules.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May G.-CATTLE-Recepts. about LOCO head;
firm; common 70 prime steers sass 60; cows
SO 25G$5 heIfers S3as5 bulls So 40a$4 60; calves
So T5IS5 10 sockers feeders. sass -. HOGS-Re
choice top prime. heavy SO 52EGS8 90 medium 10 good
prime mixed So 50l$G 52s packers so 2OGS6 Ar pigs.
50 50q$6 so bulk sales. So 5OG6 %. SHEEP--Re-
ceipts h,m sheep. 81 214S6 Is;
ycarlinGs. 80 25G<i: lambs So 501SS 40
Cincinnati. May SHOGS easy butchers and shippers
So aQ$8 67'4 common, 856Se ~ CATTLE steady;
SHEEP steady a: SO 1895 20. LAMBS steady at $ja
81 10
East Buffalo May s.-CATTIE- Receipts 175 head:
firm, with demand prime steers. 81 65d
NEALS-Rcceiyts 1900 head; market active and 25c
higher S54S1 20 IIOGS-Ieceipts, $500 head market
active steady heavy SO 0G$d So mixed and Workers.
So So with few az 80 80. roughs, 81 7J9$G SHEEP
steady. lambs zoe higher IS L0ds0 10.
Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg, May 3.--CATri.E-
Supply light market steady; choice s. SO4S6: prime,
S. 5o9$j 20. SHEEP-Supply hsht; market stendy;
prime wethers 81 S51$6 culs and common 81 5(d So.
lambs. S5q$I 60; veal calves $6q$d % HOGS-Receipts
light market lower prime heaves. So ~; other grades,
SO so; roughs IS 50Q$5 go
Kansas City, May 3.--CATTLE-ReCepts. 500 head.
including 100 Southern: steady weak: choice
export dressed beef S. 504s6 30; fair
81 1885 50 Western fed 81 % s. Coz sockers and
SO 50S5 IS; Southern $4Eso 90 Southern
SsaS4 go native 81 6o0S4 rs; native heifers
s. so9s5 s5 bulls So 21aS4 s5; calves s. 2Sqs5 80.
Sc 42ls bulk Of sales go oqS6 lo heavy Sc 3oss 81 4
IS 90 SHEEP-Reeeipts 900 head: market strong.
nrtons. 81 1oass 60: yearings IS 409ss rs;
Western fed yearlings s6 2S6STi Western fed sheep.
SIS 25ds6 co. stockeFs and feeders, s4Gs6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
SAN FRANCISCO ROADS ISSUE STOCK
Effect of Earthquake Reflected in Years
Report.

The directors Of the United Railways Investment
Company have voted favor the issue OF S5.0eO010
Of first preferred stock of the United Railroads
Company. Of San Francisco. he stock is TO carry
per cent interest and is to be cumulative. OF this
issue s15oo,0oO is presently issuable. and the di
rectors of the United Railways Investment Com
pany have authorized a subscription thereto at
par for cash. The earnings Of the United Rail-
roads Company show for 1906 a surplus. after
charges and Improvements. of $S77l45 against
81 1876 in 1905
The companys annual report says that the San
Francisco fire involved the United Railroads in
great loss, including the destruction OF the cable
power houses and severe injury the cable con-
duits. The company reports that il has now in
stalled the overhead trolley system practically
all the important roads formerly operated by cable
and that over 81 per cent of the mileage of the COM
pany is now in opera ton. and that the balance will
be IN operation rapidly the city completes Ger
tain necessary street Improvements. The United
Railroads Company expended a total of 100000
between December 81. 1895 and March :, 1907. in
the restoration and reconstruction of its lines and
plant. All expenditures for betterments and i'm
provements made TO March I, 1867 had been
financed by that company, and its current habili-
ties did that date exceed the amount usually
carried by IT. The strike of the employees of the
United Railroads occasoned both directly and in
directly considerable financial loss to the company
The United Railroads, of San Francisco and Phla-
delphia Company and affiliated corporations report
for the fiscal year ended December 81 last as fol-
lows Gross earnings. $237S596: operating expenses
and taxes, s2.Ss1 067: earnings $l4ei529 other
income. $3.50 AGO. total income, $685. deductions
from net income. including fixed charges $685.
ga balance $1oSSO0l6; fixed charges, sSs0 49, bal
ance S5.479.559; improvements betterments. etc.
81 595 62s balance 393l; dividends preferred
stocks of the Philadelphia Company, Equitable Gas
Company and Consolidated Gas Company $33i,55Z;
surplus for dividends S3552.399: proportion
applicable TO other owners Of common stock of af-
fiated corporations, s37s4 surplus. S3.54S.6l5 The
proportion OF the foregoing applicable to the United
Railways Investment Company, based on its pres
ent stock holdings is s2.S21 91e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York May g. 1907.
COFFEE-The coffee market was not active to-day.
but prices showed steadier s1d there seemed 70
De little more general interest in the market Wnich
closed firm advance OF 10 points Sales Tor
the reported % bags. The marke- opened
steady decline OF points October under a
LITTLE scattering selling, but generally unchanged TO
points higher steady French cables Prices
held around the opening figures during the middle ses-
sion. but improved in the late trading when buying was
little active and offerings continued light There
IS circulating that there is sti short interest
in May option. which is estimated between 10000
and l25 200 bags. Some that If such an interest
exists there will be sharp advance before the maj
maturity option. there been nothing in
trading indicate there is speculative
month. Bulls pointing out
that while receipts from the current crop OF Brazilian
have been $4,000 larger than last year the wOr
visible supply has Increased only 65lO bags over wnas
this time last This shows discrepancy
of about 3OO0O00 bags which Is in small
smaller receipts OF mild coffee. but which must be
considerably charged increased taking for
sumption beyond that shown by the official records q
deliveries country Primary markets
unchanged and receipts little lighter at two ports
but average al interior santos points
The coffee quiet. with quotations
on the basis OF 6l7c for Rio No :.
The Of contract prices In the local market to-day
W. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

,,r.--,.-. r.,-.- New York May 1907
Including IS cars for sxpor, alive 20 tor slaughsrss
cattle held over yesterSa r. cars on safs per,sns
vas slack and tTade SLOW; but with light rsesi2.s
Wednesdays figures. and me yard. cleared Fair
10 bulls at 81 2o6 s4 To- cows at So 95at4 IS Dressed
P92l ana LONDON ea1ses Su4sd I'VE sasts nm a.
ve5 aS:s0 or dPssed from his pors soaaa
and 1a q bss for
Setc Loo quarters OF peer Ior sSnwas ar a, =
g'0eTss ts qsania S OF Ssef n
yious shpn,entS total from this port ., 1s71 cattle
Great Britain. with the exception OF 81 cattle and
saIes-Newton & Co: Peansylvsnis steers. Is2s
n 9 ave 1850 a, 80 PsE 100 do de- oa 2ee
do 1873 ~ at S. So do so 51Ss - At SIS 20; II 90
70. at s. so: cows 1850 n at S. S. s do sas n.
Kerns Commission Company: IS Illinois steers, 1877
n. at s605; is DO l45o N. a! Sc o5 IA stable tsd
at s. 56 d. o Ga. M a: 81 80 ' Gov" $40
&c. $50 r. s. 49, ba Iis5 r. a.
Do Do ITTS NJ "a al fo" io1i lfs 40
I!as n. a! s. Is; do $40 y. at IS; do. sss 70.
s e COW: S sls 4 o0o n a. d s 100
IS s. ;sS; n 81 Is 91 dc s y ss e:
1875 n a s. %: IS COWS 1892 y AZ s. o. a. 600
8 e5 DO 5. G9s q Z, g 81 TO- do !, go At s &
= c1LvEs-R seS head, all for the
higher The were cleared early Common 20 rrtnss
sold S5fST % 100 City dressed reals N
fairly good demand SCH 7c 10 with lie the
eal price tor good lots country dressed steady a.
6Gec
Sales-S. sanders: veal 100 81 q per 100 -;
- 1872 10 81 l2ia S0T 60. I29 n. at 81: "a DO
i01 So.
So H. g as 80 80 "a 80 az T's a. s D. 81 81 s. us n =,
SHEEP AND LAbIBS-Receipts were IS cars Ses6
head including 10 for slGughterers and for the
market Sheep we're in very limited supply ana prices
firm; lambs Poe higher: spring lambs dull. The
cleared. Medium good clipped sheep sold az $50
s. 80 100 10: fair 20 sood clipped lambs al s. 500
Of medium uushO-u do at s. -. dressed
mutton frm at 9Gl1iac per dressed i2i=s
l4c, dressed spring lambs steady az SS$6 80
per carcass. city dressed az S4dSI
Sales-kefns Commission Co: 81 clipped Buffalo
lambs ~ 70 average 81 so per 100 % DO 60 n.
a 81 so; unshcrn 10. 81 70. al s. .: "a clipped
Buffalo sheep. CT n. at - 20.
Judd Co l72 clipped Ohio lambs. 6s n az s. sS
3 clipped Ohio sheep . r, a. s..
HOGS-Receipts We're Sla cars, OF t62S head. al Tor
city saughterers except n head Feeling weak. Prime
light New York State hogs sold st 81 20 Der 100 n
Country dressed hogs slow and unchanged
Sales-S. 10 hogs. i2S 70 average. az
81 90 per 100 10: roughs. sos 10. at SO 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool May S--C1osIng: WHEAT-spot steaty'
No . red Western winter 2&d No I California. 50
SD steady; May Is Esd; July Is 6isd Septs
Der Gs CORN-Spot firm, American mixed. new
As sd; do Sad; futures steady; July. IS Cad
September. Is Esd. PEAS-Ccn ian steady, Ga Sd
London Pacific Coast quiet g I6sGi9 IS. BEEF
Extra India mess firm. SIS Cd. PORK-Princ
Western quiet s2s cd HAMS-Short cut. IA rs 70.
hrr 57s 81. BACOS-Cumberland % 70 80 70. frrl
to 5Ss long clear ra.ddlcs
light % "a 10 Arm 52s Cd; do heavy. 81 70 10 70
frm Cd clear bacxs IS 20 n steady. ies
clear bellies "a 16 70. quiet 4es. SHOULDERS
Square II IS n. quiet. Sos LARD-Prin> Western
Saet Cd. refined in pals steady.
ass al CHEESE-American finest white quiet os:
crS--sd 62s. Canadian white s2s;
do eolorc1 quiet CAS- TAI.Lov-Prtne city NORMALLY
SIS. TUFPENTINE-Spirtts dull sos Cd ROSIN-cor.-
firm. lis PETROLEuM-Retaed quiet. 6HA LIN
SEED OIL-FIrrS 25s Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04

practically their entire possible output well into
July. According to a representative of ore large
company IT is unlikely that price concessions will
be granted TO consumers. 1t IS pointed out that
the business OF the large consumers Of copper is
larger than year ago. and that copper production
has shown increase TO speak of since the first
q the year. They argue that under such conditions
concessions are unlikely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

Trading in the mining department. OF the Produce
Exchange inactive yesterday ana the total
sales only 100 shares. distributed among five
stocks Prices showed a slight falling off from the
preceding day. The most active stock yesterday
was Red King. which is in the unlisted department.
Three thousand shares OF this stock were sold at
25c and &c. One thousand Branch Mint sold at 14c
half point below the lowest point reached
Thursday. The other transactions were: 200 Tri-
bullion at pa. 100 Bonanza Belt 4a4 and 10 Mon
tezuma AZ 34s. Bid and asked prices were fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04


lister Of Finance Of that country report on its
foreign debt service. follows:
BY the terms of the Holguin- Avebury conven-
debt service arranged by the agency OF the
Central Bank, TO which the custom houses remit
every month 10 per cent Of the receipts accrung
from the duties on impOrtations, with the under
standing that 1t be appropriated to the service Of
the interests on said debt. In the twelve months
Of 1886 the Central Bank RENTED London for
the foreign debt service the OF 359S.500 francs
divided thus For the current interest the for
eign debt, at the rate OF per cent annually, on
arrears on the same debt. $4,000 francs; commits
sion on said sums and their remittance the last
Central Bank. 1888 francs 70 confines: total paid
in 1896 for the service OF said debt 3S43l3S francs
70 centimes
Now II appears that the Is per cent of the Gus
toms receipts has been more than sufficient 10 APP
ply TO the foreign debt service. much the more
so because the customs receipts have increased TO
be TO pay: Current interest 2o25,o00 francs: COM
mission OF the committee. per cent, 1880 francs;
mission of the committee. per cent. 1886 francs;
bank commission per cent 47SA francs 75 cen
times; total to be paid in 1907, iS96,S59 francs 70
OF some 1850 francs % confines the 10 per
cent OF the customs receipts appropriated 10 this
service Under this head may be put into eXecu-
ton Article Of the London convention, which per-
mits the proportion Of the customs receipts apprO
priated be reduced from Is to u per cent.
pletely paid and the foreign debt service will he
limited to the payment of the current interests to-
would be a total of about 2,67H5 francs a year.
q service which can be easily met with less than
per cent of the net receipts of the Custom House
Of Barranquilla. Thus 1t appears that the foreign
debt service Of Colombia will cost the country only
a small sacrifice. II affects only from to per
cent Of one sole class of recepts-the customs.
II is supposed that the government will be in
position gradually TO take UP the amortization or
said debt before July l, 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
NEW SCALE OF WAGES AT FALL RIVER
Manufacturers and Textile Council Agree
Nav Be Substantial Increase.

Fall River, Mass, May 3-Representatives Of
the Fall River Cotton Manufacturers and OF the
Textile Council at a conference this afternoon
agreed upon new scale of wages to be in
force for six months. The terms of the agree
ment will not be made public until 1t has been
acted on by the various unions. which must
ratify it in order to make il effective. 1t is
generally believed that it provides for & SUBJ
stantiaI increase In the wages Of the operatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
NEW YORK PRICES.

break aee9Fd5ng to da s9l:s PTses being ABOUT "a
market in sympathy with spot quoted az AZ IS
Gd5i:d ed a, ii65 IS aai fG tut s iio4 tay
!r1 Vas "a W. & ana cSSstine a. sS85s Soc
Lad wSs HnS en- a. " ne , oa
az s2e in London and at 65oa66oc IN New York IRON
quoted az Sos 81 and Cleveland warrants SOS ga
E9Gay the d market Sa a MIA sT I for
iron ceTtaca5s az the Prodaee EIchanss vas STEADY ana
fo5 cash $? 90 9d MAY f1 1sl I s 3 od
MoLAssES AND sYRCPs-Ihs general G naTSet
ue9L coanSn. isq soc fair. 81 2sc so9d. q g2se:
prime. 2O9 23c; fancy. "a 2sc
on b 9 Sas ana seea
EgTopesn inqgry oo ana Gove9s Ct SHORTS T6 deo
4s5eei 500 October. -. 4aAe; and 400 Nsvsmbsr.
{reegm agm at recent prices We quote PETRS-
FhiiadelP5ia. s.Ise buzz; tiOe; refined cass. New
Ssw u T0T S5 96 zoe va sg wh e ca R Ns
oPF Teow sr s6e 4s..e Nav m ~ july 4
sSE seP 2S 4s sa 4fss 9s00s
yellow low Nay ass ss good 81
9M ass Es oT Mhs Ssf Rf s s
429 4Sc outof,own raw. 81 G42e; Calcutta raw. T6c
RIcEmTss market FOR rice was I'm here c, a. vel
screenings. ~ sl&c; second heads ga G4c; ehoies
beads ga &c: japan domestic 81. a 4ssc: Pasna.
81 g5sc: Java. "a g5sc: RansOon in bond. 2<
PRovIsIONS-A slight opening sdvsne. prov-
sons list followed by declines of about points.
after which rallied and closed steady T1ads
in pork unusually light There fair cash de-
and FOR and lard and some outside buying Wills
most Of the selling pressure vas IN sympathy with tn'
ated for saturday iso9 hoss kansas cits 1000;
Sao9sd Mess a 81 s s si FANNY SIS S ssis @
clear sI7gss 80 BEEF Arm gqotsd: Ness So 5ogslo:
| s2lTs22 BEEF HAMS arm quoted: s24ds2s DRESSED
a 1i s6s 5 sSoi Pis. S $685. 'I CUT rs s
bellies hrm quoted: smoking 11saa12c: 10 n lie: u
G 4o% S .i.ad Fo e9 ssm souS STls' sssss
LARD steady: quoted Middle Western prime. ss5s
quiet: quoted: south America Ioc: Continent es5a:
ET ksgs le Compound firm qSe5sd: ssasac
sEGAR a. Re- sugar va. @ but agiss The
and a discount Of per Gent for cash. seven days;
5Io bags Powdered and Eagle eonfectioaers; sranu-
extra fns sranuiated 4ooc: Eagle > n eaton, a1 b.
| do. &c; lon bags do 05e; % and 50 70 10.
| A. 4 SOC Confectionery A and No 7 I soc: Nos : a1i
| g. 455c: No :. 45oc; No a 5c: No 8. zoe; No ..
| Aloe; No IL. 405c: No IS 4c Nos "a Is and fG
| Sa5c. The marke, closed firm for raws. with duty
nuscovado. 50 test. s26Isc, and molasses sugar 50
tTifusai vessel 10 deliver az geaSsrv az 7se basi,
90 test second half May. 1889
eonsierabie amount Of cuba sugars has been son n
private way at 1890. basis % test and also
and a. % 900 S ans so fs Sd al May Teal
I" soC ~ 1ss os
! tons. against I9ST.9 tons last year. the
| against decrease OF 2t5O31 tons last week Total
stocks and afoats together show visible supply OF
| decrease OF 2si,1Ss tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
PENNSYLVANIA STEEL COMPANY.

The annual report of The Pennsylvania Steel Com
pany for the year ended December 81 1906 has been
issued. The combined income account of the sub
sidiary companies for 1893 compares as follows: