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The Detroit times., 1909-04-23
CuIcAGo pRonrCr.

CHICAGO. April 22.--Butter--Cream-
cry extras. csc: hrsts. csc; seconds. 22o:
dairy extras. csc. Eggs-Firsts. 400:
seconds. t9hc. cheese-Twins. IAN ~
i6c; Young Americas, l4A Gi5c. Live
poultry-Turkeys. lie. fowls. ithc:
ducks. lac; geese. Sc.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-23
sHIELps SUCCEEDS wlNsHlp.

LANSING. Mich April 22.-The
Democratic state central committee at
u meeting held here yesterday after
noon named e. c. Shields 10 succeed
John r. Wirship as the chairman of
che committee Mr. Winship. whose
home n In saginaw. refused TO serve
IooGer. xivink pressing business en-
nooenents a. the reason.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-23
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co:
open. High. Low Close.


TOLEDO. o.. April 2.-Wheat-Cash
81 80. May. tis+. July. sl.i2 sept.
s1oSi4 Corn--cash zee; May. 'ls.c:
July. zoe; sept, CSC. Oats--Cash. 57c;
MAY. size. July. 50isc: Sept. IL Nc.
Rye--No. l. ss11c. No ,. ssc. No. 3. soc
clover seed---Cash and April 1915. oct
amt Dee. $50. March se.G5. Prime al
sike. $50, prime timothy, $50.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-23
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Batter-9oard prices: Creamery. ex-
Ing stock. Ice per 10.
Eggs-Current receipts. case count.
eases Included. 21c per doz. Receipts
on Thursday, sSi cases
The Detroit times., 1909-04-23
sire In Star Restaurant.

When heavy pail of smoke burst
from the wall in the kitchen OF the
Star restaurant. No. l07 Grand River
ave, Thursday morning. the cher
promptly yelled fire, and escaped TO
the back yard One of the little wait
resses In the front part, rushed To the
corner and turned IN an alarm. while
the other, a far-sighted miss. emptied
the cash register into her handker'
chief. and kept a Arm grip on me
package. through all of the excitement
The fire was extirguished with loss
OF only about $l0Q. The restaurant Is
owned by Fred Abendroth.
The electrolsis OF water and gas
mains in Boston and vicinity IS said
TO be proceeding at a greater rate
than ever before known.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-23
TOLEDO PRODUCE.

TOLEDO O.. April 22.--Oil--Un-
changed. Butter-Creamery. 2s1 a eye;
dairy. 23c. Eggs-20hc.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-23

s.~'~ Ia pts~t,uR. 80 ,uHe ari
no reatIrr-. Tha pftfr. ""ut Kind 'hat
Io,i-s rirht rswc- rri"sias Co. 80
IL John it-st. Phone 1928.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT April ss-Close: Wheat
rewarded the bears quite literally on
Thursday BY "A good decline. Weakness
started in Liverpool and the selling
side here soon became popular. The
price slumped easily and met with
little opposition from the recent sup
porters OF high prices. At one time the
Pstten house was said 10 be buying.
The bulls OF a few days ago are nearly
all bulls yet. although they are not
doing much They believe cash wheat
10 be- very scarce and can see little
promise OF a large winter wheat crop.
The market was very weak on Thurs
day. and got little help from any d.
rection.
Wheat auotations-cash. No. ? red:
sIs9 bid. July opened with drop Of
~ at 3l.l5L. declined Ia sl.l+A. ad-
vanced to SlItA. and closed at si.1S;
september opened L. on at fl.Osis. lost
&c. advanced to si.07. and closed at
SIS No. 'ed' ''-''' 70, ! ~ni's.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-Cash
No. 3. Use: No. yellow. 7ic
oats-cash No. white. cars at
51hc.
Rye-Cash No 2. ssc bid
Reans--Cash anu May. $3.50
Glover ssed-Prime spot. 90 bags at
$3.50; October. 100 bags at $3.50: March.
ss.s5 nominal: sample. 25 bags at $3.50:
20 at s. 20. at IS; sample sisike. t.
hays at $o.s5.
IimothF s"~u-frihe spot oV bags AT
s1s5
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Thursday. included ? cars OF corn. and
OF oats. No Withdrawals We're re-
ported Stocks are Bal .55s bu of wheat.
1923 bu OF corn. 1880 blu OF oats.
1853 bu OF barley. and IL. sos bu or rye.
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg. aos
cars: year ago. l24.
Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
day. 1875 cars, year ago. l3S.
Argentine wheat exports this week.
$500. 900 bu. estimated.
Wheat receipts at Kansas. 2s cars
year ago. IL.
: Wheat In Liverpool closed 42is q
lower. and corn I'D lower To Id higher.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Thursday. $4,000 bu; year ago. $4,000
bu.
wheat receipts at st. Louis. 1000 bu.
year ago. $1,000 bu.
Exports Of wheat and -four Thursday.
Ou0 h,t
The Detroit times., 1909-04-23
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. April 22.-Juiy wheat
slumped nearly two cents in the nrst
Is minutes of trading today. 1t opened
at sI.I3A, dropped TO Si.12A. and then
to Sf1lS
May wheat at 1918. dropped 10
G.721, the lowest price in many
weeks.
MAY and September also opened
weaker, May at s1.23it and September
at sI.04s. There was general commits
sion selling II the opening. May adj
vanced fractionally while September
slumped in sympathy with July to
81 .o3A. Ths Patten brokers rushed
into the pit and oegan TO buy July
furiousIy. The corn market opened
firm. Oats shade easier with a good
call for July from commission houses.
Provisions nrmer all around.
Noon--After being utterly democrat
lied for several hours and dropping
below SIZE for May, $1.1l for July, ana
sl.04 for September. wheat recovered
frsctionaly. The wild liquidation.
ceased temporarily and little wheat
was bought. Corn and oats both fell
off slightly In sympathy with wheat.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-23
o. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis g. Gorton. 14l3 Majestic building.
April 20 1903:
The Detroit times., 1909-04-23

Job Printing done right. Times prtuf-
ing Co. Is John R.-st. Phone ,feb
The Detroit times., 1909-04-23
YEsrERpAy,s y. y. STOCKS.

AReported for The Times ny Hayden,
Nm. A. - 1lG-llN GnlsMnld-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov. 6.-CATTLE-Rsceipts 1900
head; strong: steers. 81 G0GS0 -. cows. 50 SOP
S 80: stockers and feeders 81 1885 q HOES
Receipts. 29"D head stesdyi choice heavy.
ss2a4s3'; butchers. S2ngS3o. light mixed 81 81
s2S: pigs ssGsT co, s1is Of saiss ~ sIss $50
Sass 25: LAMbs. So T5as7 ~, warnings s5atT
500 head Including 500 southerns. steady 20
loo higher; choice export and dressed beef 50 10
Gss 80. fair to good. 81 65ass: Western steers
ssSf 81 asf @
s. tHQS3 50. native cows. 81 1884 rs. native
heifeTs 81 25ds6. bulls s3dsi: calves. s4as7 80
hisher: top. $50: 6ult Of sales. 81 sass Is.
heavy. slpaS2l. packers and butchers. sl0dSi5,
light. 81 +0ass o21s pigs. S. 5OasI -. SHEEP
s. 50. ysarings. s. JO6s 81 so. vethers 81 s0ff
s. 90 ewes 81 s5dS5; stockers and feeders. 81 80
East Buffalo. Nov. CATTLE Receipts.
100 head. fairly active and steady. prime steers,
81 65dS7. VEAL.S-Recsipts $50 head; active
and steady SSTsI0 - HOGS-R.celVts. 10. 200
s. 3NTss 35: mi1ed. s. asiSs 20: YOrkers. 81 s0a
s. -, roughs. 81 SaSI ~. dairies. ssat- 20
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1920 head:
s. 25NS7 -. yesriiEgs s. 5Oas6. wetheLs 500
$" 20 ives s. So7 81 seseEr H p SIS a17
common 81 7Ssssa so HOGS-RecsiPts So $
s. = ass 10. common seasI a. sHEEP-Re-
Fi,.sb,srrs Nov .e-tATTIE-suppiy light.
steady. choice. 81 5.rtSI. sHEEf-snpply hsht'
steady on sheep. higher lambs prime weth-
ers. 81 1900 cuiis and common. 81 5eas2;
lambs sSQS7 rs. VEAL CALVES. seas IS.
HoGs-Keceipts fair active prime heayies
Yorkers - iOdSs IL. light Workers. 81 mass;
pigs. 81 1881 -. rouEhs, S3gs' %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Dnn,s Reyiew sars.

Favorable industrial conditions remain
unchanged and new production as now pro-
c'edlng al an enormous rate. All through
TIE West the thought and talk Of The
people are concerning things actually pro
Gtced and wealth created from The soil
Tie recent warm weather checked activity
in some mercantile lines and hish prices
sha speculative developments work an
taNorably On Others, and this gives the
superficial impression Of a pause IN busi-
hess revival But the basic facts still point
u a remarkable industrial expansion. Rec
ores are being broker IN iron and steel.
WIN heavy bGylng for railroads and inn
boftdnt works Of construction. The dry
goods trade r. satisfactory, and In the
Principal Western centres notably large.
The Shoe trade maintains its recent inn
proving tendencies The cotton speculation
is one Of the eInbsrra ssing features 81 the
situation. while the plans for the better
control ~ Tie copper trade appear 10 Dc
delayed Tor the time being ly ths Stand
arc on decision. Railroad traffic continues
% expand, with earnings for TWO weeks Of
november 1873 per cent better than ~ 1875
hhc lz-2 pcr cent better than in 1897. Bank
eKchanges show an increase Of 81 per cent
over lSls and 6g per cent over 1906 IN New
YORK and o. So per cent and y per cent
respectively. in other cities. The period Is
near for tho meeting Of Congress and leg
lsatures, but, outside OF political develop
ments IN connection therewith, a year OF
an extraordinary uplift from depression is
ending with "A bright outlook for the fut-
lre. Tie foreign trade statement for New
YORK ln tho latest week shows continu-
exports by $50. iss. and they are s2,eil.sn
larger thaus IN 1906
Brsdstreet's says:
Colder weather and the approach 81 the
nohday season have continued 10 stmu-
late retail trade and measurably improve
feassortinE trade with 1Obbers, while rains
OF SHOWS, while temporarily retlrdng
country trade by making the roads bad.
nave checked excessive growth Of or m
tect damage 10 winter wheat and given
good quantity of moisture 10 the grow.
NO plant. thus placing that crop. n good
snafe 10 enter the winter. These latter
reports come especially from the surplus
graz growing sections Of the West. from
Naifornia and from Texas, where TIE
winter wheat crop has secured much
better start than last year The high
proc q wheat, ia addition, has caused the
planting % much land in California for
merry planted IN wheat. but where the
cultivation ~ the crop has ~ late years
lalen into disuse. A very favorable gov
eminent report 81 winter wheat conai-
nOn as OF December I is looked for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27

market: l. cars on sale Trade was active
and prices strong at general advance OF
I H. i'"' 6re Win clearance OF al! early ar
Medium 70 prime steers sold at s. 81 q 81 per
I9S ~ only l car o eSes,eded Sc - bulls IS %
cows 81 "a Dressed beef slow but steady
a. a. 'ast previous quotations Exports rom ON
Minletonka to London 300 cattle ard Loo
berger. and $40 cattle for J. Shamberg X son,
IN The philadelphia TO southampton. 1869
quarters ,a.. Of beef foT the Morris Beef Company
HnG lo@o quarters Tor Armour & Co. making
WIKI previous shipments. a total for the week
Of Go cattle and G2l2 quarters. all for ports
Sales: 5 sanders: Is Pennsylvania steers;
900 n average. 81 81 per 100 n; bull. 1850
s q n b. IS ~ i"io Too Il; 20 Is
IS, 7ss *. 50 IS; 3 $50 S n. 81 81 90 - -.
N .Z Co. 20 TehtTek 3.5 steers I2S4
s. y; cows. 1lG5 n, s. .; g. 900 N. 81 40;
a75 r. s S. S. l. i 80 H. 81 Is so; So So 5 81 n
50 10; 8 I04s ~ 81 - = $50 ~ & 60; 90 3.
Newton a co: COWS $50 n, 81 %; 4. se3
CALyEs-Receipts 751 head. Including 4s2
for butchers and 2s9 for market: making $50
Western calves: no barnyard calves offered:
! car Of Western calves held over Common
culls 81 SO "a So; western calves. S5as5 50.
Dressed calves firm al log I5c for city. siz q
l4c for country, and 7lsi2c FOR dressed barn
yard calves.
SaIes-s. Judd & 60 "A vesls. I9I N average
$40 yer 100 n. l. 40 n. s. 40 63 Western calves
20 n. s. 30; rs pa 10 s. so: 81 2s7 70, s. go
%. 262 10 IS so
Kerns Commission Company: ss Western
calves. 800 10 IS
shippers Commission Company: veals. $50
10. $40: 2 s. n. So
$. Sanders: veals las 10 $40; culls. 93 10.
Tobin d shannon: vesls 1856 n. $40.
MCPHERSON & Z n l.
ro s.: Gull. 10 10. 81 so
J. .. curtis & son: veais 1875 n. $40
SHEEP AND LASiISS-Receipts. % cars or
b2,E head inClucing l+is cars for slaughterers
end ST. for the market. Prices generally steady
for both sheep and lambs: all offerings went TO
HSi 30 per loa n; culls. 81 SO; fair to prime
lambs. s. 25GST 80: one deck at 81 30: yearlinss
S1gS5 81 Dressed mutton steady AT SHloc per
n: dressed lambs IOl. d13e; country dressed hot
house lambs. SSlSi9 per carcass.
Sales Sanders: 2O4 state lambs. 60 n aver
age, 81 - per loo n. state yearlings. ITO N,
-, ~ state sheep. a n. So 81.
kerns Commission Company; 223 Buffalo sheep
G5 n. 81 25
s. Judd & Co: 94 state lambs "a n 81 sO: 2
state sheep. 135 -. 50 80 T. i13 N. 81 IS
Shippers Commission Company: ~ state sheep
and Gull lambs. 65 n 81 %.
Tobin shannon. 1870 Ohio lambs - 70, 81 Is;
q n. s. 80; state. 50 n. s. 20; state sheep.
9S N. g =. 20. lo3 n 50 l2n 2 % n. s.; -
Ohio. lOi y 50; state culls. "a 10. 81 so
J. @ curtis Son. - state lambs - u.
HoGs-ReceiPts. 81 cars. or 1894 head.
nearly all for siauEhtereTs. Feeling steady. and
zoo n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
FOREIGN MARKETS.

E5yerpool. Nov. wHEAT-spot firm: No 2
re- Weston winter. - Id futures quiet. Deem =
bsT 81 I'd. March. IS g%d; MAY. . s'.d. CORN
suot oulet. new American mixed ttla Caves
tom, ~ sikd futurs steady December NIX, o.
- Gs.s. december. Plate - 57sd. PEAS "a
ps4iar steady a. 81 iic-Winter patents
fTrn .;9s Ga HoPs-In London Pacihc COAST,
steadv EGGE7. BEEF-ENtra India mess sl"adl
ais ga TIAMS-S short cut. hTni. Cas- Cd. ltA,oN
- Cumh. rland cut. quiet. 6is ga short rib, duli
eos: long clear middies. light. quiet G,s 30
long clear middles heavy. quiet. Gts' snort clear
hacks quief 06s Cd clear bellies. hIm. sos
SHOULDERS square. STEADY. 6ls LARD
Prime Western. tirrcfs strong. ths; Am flchh
rc.ined PATS nrm Coz "a CilEESE-canacian
hnert white steady its. coorcd. steady. as ~
TALON Prime city firm JOS ~. IT. i'PEN-
-rINF Spirits steady 40 81 RDSIN fnfuon
sisady. Toe Iisd PF5TROLEtM Refined - ady
I'D TIESFEn DIfs-Stsady. SIS. tbTI o.
SEED OIL Hull refined. sfot qui-t. 2is 40
TALON ralian. iu London. firm. @is %
London. Nov 20 - ETGAR-Rsw, centfifural
rss gd. nusooYaco. i2r 81 beet sugsr. no
,cnller lie Cd. IISSEfcD Calcutta. Noyem'@f-
December. rs sd iINsEEb OIL .'s 90
SPERM OIis-f3s PET Rei.Ei NJ American
resn-d Gikd. spirits. "a TrRPENTtHE -S9ir-
iis .Os ca. ROslN-An-ricsn strained, i}s l'sd.
Ant,r.r1. Nov. gG.- PETROLEUM. - francs
Montreal Noy. 2G-CHEEsE hrm: tate West
ems. lINeIlEc: earlies. ii%nli'sc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
-tWenJy-third ward Bank Ot the City %
New York. FiaIntin, against Rae GinsbeFg, aid
in pursuance u a Judgment Of foreclosure and
sale duly made anu entered an the above el-
titled aston ard hearing date the iSth C4y u
SAIL Judgment named VII sell at public acc-
tion at The Exchange SaIcsi0om. Nos. l4-l6
Vesey street. in rhs borough OF Manhattan. city
% New YORK. on the Ism day OF November
I.,ts, AZ I. oclo,s noon on thar lay. by Joseph
+. DSS Auctionrer. tn premises directed ~
said Judgment 10 Doe sold, anu therein tcsciioed
All that certain plot. piece or parcel Of and.
With the buildings and Improvements thereon
crested situate hing and being IN the BoIo1 In
county AMI state of New York, bounded anu
IrEinnmg az a point on ne southcriy side Of
t46th street. Iistant 10 feet easterly from tho
et BFeaJwsy. running thence Essterly along tho
Soutneriy SIDE ~ I4Gth street 81 feet inches:
fIrrrs SonltHsrI,- parallel with Broadway %
feet ~ inches 70 the centre line Of the block
thence westerly along said centre line Of the
lei with Broadway. 80 feet II inches 70 the point
Ana also ali tEat certain lot piece or parcel
o. land with the buildings ann improvements
thereon erected situate, lying and being in the
Borough Of Manhattan. City. county and state
Of New YORK. bounded and described as follows:
EeEinnlnE a, s.Eoin1 on ths seItheriy side of
feet six inches EASTERN from The corner formed
t4Gth street and the easterly side OF Broadway.
formerly Eleventh Avenue or boulevard. running
thence syutherly parallel with Broadway ana
part OF tae through n party wall ninety
nine feet and eleven inches % the centre line
OF the block. thence easterly along said centre
line OF the block. thirty-seyen feet six inches.
thence nOrtherly again parallel with Broadway.
ninety nine feet eleven inches to the sOutheriy
side ~ fsGth street. and thence westerly along
the sOutherly side 81 f<fth street thirty seven
feet siS inches 20 the po,nt or place Of besinnns
Re said several dimensions more less
Dated. New York. October 23nd. 1sp9
CHAS. l. COfiN. Referee.
I.E%OW. MACKEILsAR & WELLS. Attorneys
for PisintiM ~ Cedar street Manhattan. New
York city.
The following is a diagram u the property to
be sold. It's street numbers J4s j52 West
f4Gth street:
i46th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov 26-Wheat for December
delivery experienced n severe setback To-
day. when The price declined 2ssc as a re
suit Of realizing sales Other dehVerles
displayed less weakness At the close
prices were unchanged to lac lower. conf
pared with Wednesdays fiual figures. corn
and oats closed steady and provisions nrn
from 81 Gei.. the opening. which was the
highest mark for the day, the price OF De-
counter wheat dropped to 81 OK. MAY. N
the mean time. sold of from 81 Oh TO
g, 0-ls The market rallied In the final
Pour but sentiment at the close was stiIl
hearish. Final quotations on December
were 81 07s. and on May 81 o6ss.
corn was somewhat Irregular. December
being rather weak and the more distant
OPTIONS Arm December was subjected 70
cor siderable selling pressure all day. while
May Was in fair demand. At the close
prices were &c 10 &c lower 20 iic 10 &C
higher
Ruyins ~ the NAV delivery by leading
elevator interests impaired considerable
strength To- the oats market Prices at the
close showed net gains OF re 10 &C
Provisions were strong. because OF active
buving by packers. sed on large falling
off in hog packing and light receipts
Prices at the close were sc TO 42@qc higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
FILLS ANOTHER HARTMAN POST,

Charles a. Peabody, president Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company. was
elected a member Of the executive COM
nittee OF the Delaware & Hudson Com
pany at a meeting II the board of man
ayers Of the road yesterday, 10 fiji the
vacancy caused by the death Of F. II Har-
r:man. Mr.. Peabody has been vice-presi-
dent OF the road since 1905. and has been
a member OF the board Of managers for
number OF years. lie was closely asso-
ciateo with Mr. Hartman in the mana ge-
ment OF the Union Pacific and Illinois Cen
trai roads. He also drew up and was one
OF the witnesses TO the late railroad mag
mates will. Last Tuesday Air Peabody
was elected a member Of the board OF the
Erie Railroad Company to succeed Mr.
Hartman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27

Spot cotton vas quiet and Il points higher at
IL Toe Tor mddlirE upland and l5c Tor midilIng
GUT. sales. - bales Southern spot markets.
Mobile steady. , lGc higher Al ~ &c. sales
aOB balls Savannah firm. f-iGc higher az I3s.c.
safes SO bales Norfok quiet. isc higher az ~. c
sales Pa bales. New orleans Nrt. unchanged
a. l4ic. sales. $50 bales. Galveston steady.
lice higher at Il H-lGc; sales 1870 bales Mem
phis steady. unchanged az lf7sc. sales. 30
bales Houston steady isc higher al n :. lCc.
sales .g5s bales.
Liverpool cables: spot Gotten dun: sales. 1000
bales. speculation and export. 5OO. American
a0I0. imports 22ouJ al American: midl.iue
uTiand, G2I. futures opened steady IT2 points
advance over Thursdays Close. closed hrm 81
ca points higher November anl November ".
reunber s7izt. December January. ASA. Jan
uary. February. T5ld- February March. 81 "a /:
March Apri.. Z 20 lad; Apfil-May. T.5s 81. May
juno. 7G0i-d. June-Juy. 5"'. July-August.
- I'D. August Septcnbfr. IA I'D. September
Ortob-- 5si4d. october November. G.Gft .d
COFEEE-Quirt but steady. opening 2
points higher Tor April ana unclaimed for other
positions ana during the day made moderate
gairs. closing . points net advance. Sales
~ 80 bags with some buying bv spot interests
aud csuIaratigtiy ttft D' Zee Offering. II was
frsf notice day Tor december delivery. rud
.l.ut lu.tsuu notices were cirauiatrd bat wee
veV taken care 90 ana htI little iuhI
enc. on the market. Gables fairly steady.
Ttstre closing net e franc higher 10 a franc
'a.ser compared With "Wednesday while Han
lrirs was unchanged - = pfeuulr advance
srot steady. with Rio ~ quoted $40. inv Dice
lots Local contract TElCts-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
NAY ASK RECEIVER.
Chicago Subfoay Not Expected
to Pay Interest.

Wan STREET heard yesterday that the
Chicago Subway Company had practically
decided not TO pay the interest due Deceu-
Der ] On its sl7. 600 600 FIRST lien gold no.
cent bonds. and would ask for the appoint-
ment Of receiver. no official coufirma
ton OF the rumOr could be obtained. bur il
said that statement I'm the nlarre-
would probably be made some time this
week For some time the price OF the stocl,
LAS Indicated that default would he made
upon the December coupons. and il is said
10 be the opinion among important inter
ests in the company that it should be roor-
ganized and Its bonded Indebtedness re-
duceG.
Il Is known that the Hartman and Ar
mcur interests have advanced fetwee,
100000 and $4,000 coo for the pavment
OF Interest and for development work in
the expectation that the earnings would
c1tch up at least TO the fixed charges b,lt
until within a comparatively few months
the earnings, II is said were sufhcien.
only 10 cover the cost Of operation. Re
Gently. II is understood better showing
has been made. but even now. il is said. all
Of the interest charges are not being earned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27

abscrned ard the strength il, the ho, situation
anu me Sssh markets. sent rally was reflected in
50 -: family. $2Ga$ 27; short clear S24 500
20 So BEEk-s's9dy' mess; Silg Sll 90 IAN
mes. -, %9gSzl BEEF HAMs-steady: SEQ
S 10 DissE iso h 4, bae9Is lie
u@c. Cut MEATS-Ftckled bellies steady;
S I1i2sis' lac; 10 No. lie; y n. l3sc: Il ~
Lo ON city, eae; country. 6sG6ae.
LAEDIs5rm' mlsdle West lai59ls Sc: city
"A s2e; Continent. Il 2as. Brazil kegs. l5,e5c;
sGPGuno steady ,5 sIEAEINE-
stGAR-Rehned was slow. with prices un-
change a 3o5e net less per cent cash. named
".l5c net. less l per cent cash Raw was lower
On ss,g Of IS" bees louisiana g5omPt ship.
test. Closing prices we're nominally ! S3c for 90
test centrifugal. 3S3. for 80 test muscovado and
London Was lower. November and December
quo5sa al is "a and May at Us 9s.d.
ki,E--Steady 20 firm and unchanged.
'OFPER-Standard dull spot
and all deliveries UP 10 the end OF March
showed some Improvements from last Wedues-
day; spot quoted at f5s rs I'd and futures at
AZ IL = q Is 75c. c.stroIyt.c' IL ca q - zoe and
casting. TX - = q I3-37is TIN-ITsgUlar.
81 80 y 81 40S January 81 s6G al SOC Febru.
AIRY. b 30 &! 81 40c; March. Fl Toe bid. London
above Mednesday,s quotation at tl+2 l2s Cd
and futures a. tl44 l2s 81. LEAD-Qgiet:
42!it East 81 Louis London lower. At fl5
Is 3D. SPELTER-Quet at $50 q . +5c New
York. and at & - n g - z East -. Louis. The
English iron market was lower, with Cleye-
land warrants quoted at SOS a cd. Locally
iron was quiet. with No foundry Northern
quoted at SIS 358sIS - Pig iron certificates
unchanged
MOLAsSES AND SYRUPS-Steady but
quiet and unchanged
NAVAL STORES-SPIRITS TURPENTINE
hrmcr hut unchanged ROSIN-Steady and
unchanged. TAR-Steady at firmsr prices
OILS-LINSEED continues firm the
strong seed situation. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Is unchanged
COTTONSEED OII-There very quiet
trade I'm the cottonseed oil market to-day; total
sales amlu united 10 2. loo hbls Prices were steady
at l 70 points advance. due largely to very
small offerings and the strength in lard and
the frmness In cotton. Buyers were not aggres-
sive, but longs showed little disposition 20 Iqui-
date. and the market appeared to be in a
waiting = sition. Crude oil quiet, but prices
were firm az 44F45c-
The range Of contract prices IN the local mar
ket to-day was as follows: