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New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
OTHER MARKET@sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March 29--CATTLE- Receipts (estiIaatedl.
24O0O head; market steady 1Oc lower steers S59Sl 9i
cows. sass %; heifers 50 zogS6- bulls - a9gsS -
calves IS JO$s stoekers and feeders $ $3.50 30 Es
Receipts testiInated strong chocs
heavy shipping. S7Q$7 1js butchers. So gS3 To- light
mixed So 1886 IS: choice light S6 SdS6 90 Dac1ng.
SHEEP-Receipts testtmated). 1900 head; market
steady Sleeps, S3QS6 co. lambs SIgSs .; yeaTilnSA
Cincinnati March 2s--HOGs-Receipts 4.O2O head;
easier shippers. s. 3oST 5 common - %
qs6 CATTLE-Receipts, LAP head: quiet and weak.
IOc lower; fair good shippers - lO9S6 % eo351
81 T54s3 TO SHEEP-Recepts, 149 head steady 3 90
- Esst Buffao Marcn 29-CATTLE- Receipts. 3.S0o
So 355S6 75 shipping s. 6Oas8 .; butchers S5aS5 10;
hetfe-s s. GSB- So 50GS5 Is stocSsrs
and fAders sass stock Asfs[s $ 'S9Ss go a ni Sa
s25as6O vEALS-Receipts 1900 head; active SlaS4 %
HOGs-Receipts 1900 heas: 4 aS1ys re- P- Pgs "a
81 20: Workers So 1887 3; pigs Sc 40aS5 %, ro1gn
xs S8 20 stazs 81 5OdS5 dairies Sc 75GSI % SHEEP
AND LsAMBS-Receipts q OOo head sheSp -
VeaTIrs sTGsT so: wethers. 5ees6 20 ewes s. 30
Sc q; sheep, mixed. So JOdS6 % .-o,o
Kansas City. March 29-CATILs = al''qe 80
head Including 900 Southerns; market steady 70 1S
iover. choice dressed beef steers SoSo 90
far to good s5QS5 Western steers S56s6 . stozs
and feeders So T5dS5 Southern steers 3 a91So .
nFbern cows So 5GQ$5: native sass 40 na[iys
5sffsrs s46S5 So bulls 81 25dSf 70; calves "a 9St %
TIOf,S+Pecefpts 1000 head market STEADY . &c
top. So 95: bulk OF sales 80 oesS1 ga
e. = rigs 81 S5GSs SFIEEP-ReceDts $500 head mar
et 1o20c higher: spring lambs 500 bead la5 = g %
e Ok * g. sr6Ckers and feeders. SO JOdS5 80
r4t+sHurv March 29-CATTLE-Receiprs t5lr. s-salzs
choice SO 4oS6 IS: prime ss ol<s , 90 "a 55 m OH
- saTs4 lambs sfTSB s5 VEAL CAL = SO -
IOC;S-Receipts fair. active prime heayleS
Workers So eoasT %: pigs Sc 2as6 -; rushs . 9VS
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

lr.o., Mech 9q-vvheat for September delfv-
er- touched new high record marx marx lo[ @ .7 zIs, s
to-fav when fl sold 81 002s- The MAY GeHVeEy
s--a,caI 70 within 1.c OF the best mark for the
osar yrbfa the july option failed by Sc to equal
the top figure. The close was sl[ons sz - -5f-z
high point Of the day Corn, oats ana PROVISIONS
also closed strong -. -.
Weekly statistics were the chiet reason loI ss 80
h,,ovant tone which was manifested IN the Whe@L
NJ. duriug the greater part OF the day NCLl- N-S
sbfpu1ents showed decrease OF more tIzan olOo,u'
bushels compared with the previous 49,, - -
arnolnt OF hreadstuff on ocean passage decreased
yearly ? 600 600 bushels and the visible supply N
mis- country decreased 66S.000 bushels IN adoi-
ton demand for cash wheat at Kansas Cl.y -
more brisk. and this had bulIish eH5eC - ~
the day Sentiment in the pit was trine oeaTisn l
at the start because Of the poor response OF 20
LIVERPOOL market TO the &c advance mere %
-. +Js b-5,inq of Nav by few scattered shoTIs
soon caused a substantial rally Ihe nIlrAst W
also supported by the leading ouii 4oNatU -, -
dav the market again became quite weak Ior d
short time owing to profit taking BY some OF tio
big holders. but soon rallied again on Duy.ns
brought out by the Improvement n tle - o. -,
alton On this bulge May advanced 20 - - -. -
TuIv 70 81 as5s The close was stroSS al net galnS
OF &c 10 sc to 1c, May being at 81 1873 ana july
The corn market was Influenced mainly by the
situation in the wheat pit Slight weakness TaS
manifested at the opening, owing 70 se-4lns
nv the moor demand for the cash grain. ouI
er-ner tome soon developed IN sympathy with wheat
Trade in the aggregate was light Inc ciose vas
firm at net gains for the day o. sc 70 +sc % ~
Nav being at 662tc $3.50 and July at ooc-
Trade in the cat pit was rather duh and tns
market was somewhat nervous Selling OF 1ne
f,,,,-a saIivsres by commission houses for country
traders was a feature OF trading Casn houses houses
vrera the principal buyers during the day crop
news was again bearish- The market closed nm
at net gains OF isc TO Asc 10 &C WIN May a. '7s~
dlT Provistors were rather weak early in the day.
owing to selling by local packer but ra4lied a1eF
IN the session on fairly active demand BY com
-,tssTor houses based to some extent on I1e
strength Of grain. At the close prices were 20
to 15c above the closing quotations Of Saturday
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
CASH ouoTATIoNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York March % 1909.
COFFEE-The talk ~ crop damage recent hall
some impression upon sentiment n local coffee circles and
todaE's futures market decidedly with prices
making high records the although there
was no such increased activity Of business lndI
was about unchanged but prices advanced sharply during
the Gag and closed firm net gain Of 1u8l5 points
with May having sold 72, highest price touched
hy delivery this sales the
reported ot only p 100 bags The advance
aeed by higher foreign and continued light Brazil
ian receipts but according 10 tho experience OF of
creased demand tor spot coffee from the interior Never
heess il IS the strong situation indications
that reserve supplies VIII have us drawn upon
freely between now and the time that the crop be
present market rather than particularly bIsh seEti
lnenj speculative circles that
me '4A q" d Ieiuce Siet- next season as result OF
damage by re0It hallstorns j. considered chiefly I'm
Yortant FOR the bearing which il Is likely
the attitude u spot holders and with the French
st selling only IL francs under the A. frame level
tons are freely made that the overnnsnt VIII Be able 10
sell 800 bags of yalorzston before the
month Receipts at the Brazilian ports Saturday
were only 5te hGgs, and the daily receipts being
overtopped the daily deliveries
York alone Sngt coffee firm. Rio No !. S7sc The total
warehouse deliveries IN the United states for 70 week
l14s53 bags last year OF the former amount Ne York
had S49S bags. The clesrances and shipments q
for the week At BRAZILIAN ports as follows Total RIO
clesrances. e3.o.0 bags, including GoOoo bags the
west Of South America Steamers loading at Rio
for the United States 2. and for Europe : Victoria
Bahia during the 1900 bags
ciearances the United States, 2uO bags and ese-
where. zoo bags The receipts Rio and the
week totaed 10000 bags against 5000 tags last week,
The OF contract prices tho local day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts for two days werS

SHEEP AND LAHBS-Receipts for two days werS
Ts cars 16, 155 head including 50 cars FOR slaugh
terers and market all the latter Jersey
City. Sheep in light supply and steady lambs
In good demand. but small fraction 5ower prices
Saturday: the pens were cleared promptly
Common fair sheep sold 81 g - 80 per 100 d.
prime strictly good sheep offered; ordinary TO
choice lambs at 81 5og$s co. one lot at $ 90 few
culls So few yearlings 81 25. Dressed mutton
firm at IO1Ic per 10: dressed lambs at II = 14c
country dressed dollhouse lambs lower at S40S7 per
saIes-Kerns Commission Company 1e9 western
lambs 95 IS so per 100 ID; 226 do. 80
ID. IS so; 230 do. 9S II, s. CO. 242 Buffalo do
T2 ID. IS 4J; u Pennsylvania do IS H. at 81 90
Shippers Commission Company. l3O state lambs
SO H. IS 65; 100 do. 81 b. IS 60 I94 do, So l5
IS 6O III do 30 h. at IS co. 70 do 81 b. at S co.
Newton & Co: 22f Buffalo lambs. 81 n. az Ss 40
S Sanders: III lambs 73 10. IS 50 SO do.
- h. IS 40: 1876 do 50 ID. at s. %; clipped do.
10. 81 80: sheep (mixed). y II. at
IS 2J yearngs, % b. at 81 %; % sheep 10T ID. at
So 10 do, 104 10, at 81
s. Judd 219 Buffalo lambs. So ID. at 50 40.
Tobin & Shannon: Al lambs. 81 ID. at s. f5s
state sheep Is ID. at 50; 80 do. OF 10. at 81 70
2 state sheep 10 ID. at 50 80; do. 1OI ID, az So
II .719 head including about for the market
Prices steady light TO heavy state hogs
sold a. 81 p 81 40 100 ID pigs at 81 30 country
dressed hogs steady 6G91zc per 10
Sales-Tobin & shannon: 81 state hogs. 13s 10
at 81 80 100 lb IS do. $50 h. at - SO
rouRhs 373 Ii. a S6 30.
Mcpherson Co state pigs. IS ID. at 81 =.
S Judd & Co: state hogs, 203 10, at - %
rough, $50 10, at So p.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30

COTTOS-The cotton market nrner to-day.
with trading active than for time past and
month bulls more aggressive. The close firm
advance OF % ii points The market opened
steady at advarea of TO points. in response 10
higher cables During the first few minutes
slightly result q realizing and local bear pressure.
which have been promoted cables giving the
statement of the International Federation Of Master
the stocks cotton sp!auers' hands.
buying quite general setback nd The
market hTned reaching the highest Of
the day the late trading and closing within point
so II the Commission houses di better bust
looked though their clients removing
the limits which had been placed their buying orders
last when they locking for further decline
which to enter the market The statement Of the In
Jsrnatigual Federation Of Master SpInIers said
70 Indicate stocks Of American cotton in the hands Of the
worlds spinners OF 3044 600 bales comparing
90 bales The date last The first
ticn this statement rather hearish
seemed TO make very little impression upon sentiment
which Influenced by the talk steader spot mar
kes claims that rain in the Southwest had
fcsnt the droul, stock mar
ket and the Improvement IN the political situation
Southeast Europe southern spot markets officially
reported unchanged sc higher. The
the strength Of the near months which revived the
talk Of big old premium. and there prcdc
that July would vet sell 30 40 points
ber The weather map showed precipitation
the forecast for fair
The range Of prices In hs local market day
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30

The local market Tor sBqt Gotten was quiet and 10 point.
das a sl3sred e5aSe S3 zoo 5 bales l@0' 'oF mid
alyesI98 sfe5, Lac bsber al & as o foloES VS.
bales New Orleans firm. Lee higheE at o3.c sales
Memphis steady unchanged at 93tc sales. 1900 bales
Mobile steady unchanged al 9lsc Savannah steady
bishe at at i5e %orioiR Steady i8c 6IShe ri a !Se
sales 397 bales Baltimore nominal unchanged csc
St Louis steady unchanged 07-i6c Little ROCK quiet
S 6 # P9s 55s 92as asda. q: ~ ss. last
week and 10 100 year Al New Orleans 700
$500 bales against 2785 bales last week and s4o9
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot cotton
export SOC bales oa merisan % GOO bales Imports 5000
.@aes' '-5 e. 4o5y+s ,t,lH al.l'.I, % fut
p gpsG m late 'i months 5se5 t Oh b near ana points
ApriiNay 4a5.d May 4a5d: JuneIu ,i 4a7 4a 5
october, 494lsd october November 492d; November
December and pecerabeT-January 49o3zd JanuaryFeb-
ruary 49ed. Manchester; Yarns hrner; cloths quiet
FIoI-R AND ,EAI-Busiuess in tho ro.,1 g..
market to-day was quiet being Of the small miscei
aneous order 10 keep up assornens Mills holding
prices, Rye -four quiet at old prices follow
change: FLOUR-Spring patents. s. e0GS8 rs: wintCr
h ss s. - 9 extra Hi2teT No 9s WnfF $ s & 9sse s. spring
10 winter S4a$5 70 ks1sss straights 81 25Qs5 45
EoUR.steady oS9tsaj Ss4 EAR 70 sood s. 25as4 so:
quoted Kiln dried 50 45aSs Is. BAG MEAL-steady.
2n2ea g 2rS, = Flng e ,sier es e oSl co. osrse
spring S27 go standard middlns s27 50 flour
sacks Tniddins $25 soa$29 so: red Cog Ss1 ali Marc ~
Shipment hoiny chop s26 80 bulk. s27 20 sacks; oil
meal Sa3
GRAIN-wHEAT-Bu leaders had very eongpe
part in the advance that feature in
domestic wheat markets to-day. The nervous posi-
tiou occupied by shorts wei illustrated in private
message which sald prices declined hal
the sale bushels and later ad-
P purchase OF 1000 by the
chief the market fever
ish and strong with scarcely wheat
a bears were evidently alarmed the reported
strength Of the cash situation, including better
mand for cash wheat While the May position
sustained il in July that most of the buying
Cured and that position accordingly showed greatest
strength. closing hare 80 higher and IN Chicago
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
SALE OF TIE PARKER
SITE TO BE TMPROVED.
american WOOien Company WiH
Occupy the Nee Structure.

A fair volume CT business was transacted yester-
day n the real estate market one Of the principal
Transactions was the purchase by Irons & Todd OF
the Parker Building al The southeast corner Of
18Th street aIld Fourth avenue. which was dam
aged by Ere about TWO years ago. It occupies 2
plot Islxi50 feet
The old structure Is 10 be replaced by a modern
loft building which has been leased from the plans
. to the American Woolen Company The MetFopoI-
itan Life Insurance Compan-- bought the property
last week Al q foreclosure sale for ss62,59o The
due about ss53.el3
Peter Axelrod, George Steirmaun and Louis
jacobson sold Tor Nathan Hu-kof Ne "a 10
~ East 107th street -1o SIX story new law houses
each ca q plot 43ez1e01 feet The buyer gave in
part payment nine lots the Brownsville section
OF Brooklyn.
Plans have been fled fer four stor- paroctial
school TO he built l526 street. west OF Anlster-
dam avenue. Cor the Roman Catholic Church Of
St. Catherine Of Genoa. OF which the Rev P E,
aIcCorry is rector. Il VIII be % brick and orna-
mental stone Of the Renaissance type, from de
signs by Elliott & Lynch architects Il VIII be
finished with large carTouche at The second story
centre. bearing a crest. The building viii have a
frontage Of O. feet and depth O. 20 feet and VIII
cost $4,000.
Plans have also been fled for q twelve story fire
proof commercial building De built for the nth
Street Realty Company. d " Richman, president,
Al NO. 2ss to 2E7 West 18th street. extending
thro,srh the block To Nos 30 and "a West 18th
street It is TO be Of brick With terra Gotta orna-
1nentation with a frontage Of % feet and deptn
q 7s4 feet and is 70 cost Ss5aceo Samuel Sass is
tie architect
Plans have also been fled FOR remodelling the
three story and basement dwelling at Nc East
12rh street into q loft building. with ground door
stores. the change OF occupancy being made for
Adelaide W Nash owner. from designs oy
Julias J. Deler. and for remodelltag the I'VE story
ceca building al No 3 South William street. from
drawings s7v Clinton & Russell architects, for
Street Cameron & Kidd
Plans have also been fled for remodelling the
two front and rear six story athouses, with stores
st Kos 3S and = Baxter street the improvements
-, made fYr P@sguale Cellilo as owner in COM
r,liarce with requirements Of the Tenement House
Department 10 better the lighting ventilation ana
sanitation A.le architect is Richard Rohl
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
RouGHT 20 LATBAM FoR sS25.ooo.

Herbert C;ilick Of the McVIckar-GailIard Realty
COMPANY was tle broker IL the recently reported
sale OF the Latham the northeast corner of 122d
street and MoTningsi5e avenue for Herman H
Wro1kow, tie Gray Realty and Development
COMPANY. The Latham is one Of the largest Of the
modern apartment buildings in the uptown district
Il IS seven stories ia height aid occupies plot 100
feet u inches by fo0 feet facing Morningsde Park
The consideration IS said 70 have been S525 COO
II is said that the closing OF this transaction
dependent on the defeat Of the project 70 erect a
stadium in AIoTuingside Park The plan was dis
approved by Park Commissioner Smith about
week ago. The property VIII be withdrawn from
the market and held for Investment
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March 29-closing; wHEAT-spot
steady. May S. 4d; July, IS 5hd; September. IS.
coRN-Spot firm: new American mixed (via Calves
toni. 5s 1e2s d. futures DUH May. 5s 9i5d. PEAS
Canadian steady. IS SID FLOUR-WInte- patents
strong. 52s. HOPS IN London (Pachc Coast) firm,
= 5sGE E5 BEEF-Extra India mess. l03s Sd, duh
PORK-Prime Western dull 75s HANS-Short
cut il 10 l6 10. steady. 3ss. BACON-Cumberland
26 80 10. firm. ass short RIB 16 20 "a 10,
steady. 4Ss Cd long clear rniddles light, 2S 10 "a
.. steady, 4ss Cd; long clear niddIes heavy 35 10
20 10 steady. z9ss short clear backs, to lb.
aE5n SOS ed clear bellies, Il 10 Ie 10, steady SIS
ILpE-fSs-Square, il 10 1S 10. steady, AS Cd
LARD-Pr1nns Western tierces. SIS. Amer
lean refined, in pals steady. co. CHEESE-cana-
dian finest white. rn, s2s 3D. Canadian coiored
aTIa e5s Cd TALLow-Prime city steady, ass.
steady. S.. PETROLEUM-Reaned steady ~ d.
4I,lSSz2 oILl-Steady. 22s.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Harry Wolfe Bugs Avenue 4
FLQthOuse for SCI ,466.

Harry Wolfe bought yesterday for LAS at
foreclosure sale held at the Real Estate Exchange
Salesroon, Nos. II and Is Vesey street the six
story hathouse Nos. 1886 and 1888 Avenue A The
sum due was about s62,Soa The house has front
age Of 536 feet and depth OF s5 feet The other
auction offerings yesterday resulted as follows:
39t2 end @644 White Plains I'd $ ESQ So # $, Of
215th St % 427ol ox5l 4x654i hatharna oiass ast
amt due $3.50 10 taxes etc $1525 49, sub to three @
Newman 5. $50 4 Of 10th St T5xlll.6
Classon Point; unfinished sanatorium; T CoWan agt
an 5Sson 5e ei a. = sys aug S1 90 sub to Blanket
lens iitsSS O- sow To 'is pi'''-''-- - F'O'
The auction offerings tc-doy will be follows:
2I8 eosh st 200 # W Of AMSTERDAM f. ave- 251
~ IA F. @ simpson IS s. s-I & 17ts e { ,o of losth ST. 2'1
Webster ave 262 # OF St PauIs pl, 25x1so
20 Brook ave. vacant; exrs sale.
5 sty dwig ana stable: exrs sale
erIia4 vacaRe: e exrs 8 q sale
Nj Vernon ave, 5. Of Keper ave- 5S.4x54x
Reservoir oval. W cor 2loth St. ee.2x25x1o4 ex45A
l79th 81 $, 100 # of Prospect ave. 72x95 va
$50 l5seh St 116s # Of St AIMS ave. 3s.4x1OO
ST. new Law house; exrs' sale.
ave 56zi5o s sty bldg, with store and / sfy frame
ave g Ts 9RS aps sfs ans s. f Pd9 o z5sa sale Sc sos
loz5oxl25 sty frame dvlg: exrs' sale le.. 49, ,,u
Rq24 8 st frame me- bldg s5s sale s4SaO
SST. sale
Southern Boulevard. s. 2T5 Il OF 1T2d ST, 24sS
1o0N226 Sx102. vacant: sale. -.
southern Boulevard. l72d st, gore, s73x189k
164 ?. sale.
seabuTy Place junction Of 172d ST. 2217x1ss4 4x
seabuTy Pace, n v cor 172d ST. 149zS2. .7xlOox14s2
vacant: sale
I726 St 5, s27 # of seabuFY Place eight lots
wilkins Place " s 1H It n Of 10th four lots
each SIS 947; sale -
Seahrigt-. y J. 3 cottage Ocean ave lel1-o2o
extending ocean sale; estate OF Leo uttor
deceased.
50 Lewis I25 Il Of Broome st. "a 3xloo; s
sly and store: Simon Dinerstein agt Benedict
Bockar e al: Marx atty Kelly ref ant 0n 9Ge
ST. SIS; sub 70 prior mtge o. SoO
C--iununirs ave 312e Il Of 14lst St T5Xe5 va
cant: Jacob Buestein agt a c Ahramson e a.! toheh
Bros attys- Malone, ref; amt Cue Sesl4 80 taxes
S204 es-
tenrnt: c \ Callahan agt Iced et all c D Donohue
an a : Norton. ref partition
30 14sd s. S25 Il Of 3th ave -X9 IL II: S,5I sly
fried F. atrys; z Lu6vlgh ref; amt oue - 90
taxes 1915 50; sub 10 two rntges aegresall 20
FS4 and FS6 18Th ST 2O5 Q Of 81 AIMS ave. box
10 sry tenmt Isaac SakosEl agt Max E-
Eislan, L l. altLST NJ Si'-la-N-f ieAs
amt due, SS.2lS %: taxes. etc. $50 Il
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
A s15o.o9o DOWNTOWN LEASE.

The Charles r. Noyes Company has leased for
the Golden IffI Building Company CFienry 5.
,Tfgosnusou oresident) about ten thousand square
feet q space IL the Golden Hn Building. now
being completed Al the northwest corner Of John
and William streets.
The lease is for term Of years. al al aggregate
rental Of about S153ala
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

University ave. 2 y Andrews are. sty brick
clathsase, 5.GZ3l6. The chapel Association Of
ssass o5st $4,000
Rose pace. 5s6-s II OF kIngsbr1dge Road.
dwiE 25x23- Pasauale ArnhrosIno.
eoss -. 1000
v-eberer ave. 2s-S7 Of 173d s.. 1 sJy
eSaer Eazia TEil6aT aroEeet sost 1000
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
REALTY NOTES.

T Sr7arurn has rescld for the Armor Realty Com
panv the large frame dwelling house, greenhouse
sra stable on nIot 1ss 4xlso7 feet. at the south
- conner Of T-tjca avenue and President street.
and a nlot 5Sx24ox irregular on the south side OF
President street 2l94 feet west of Utica avenue
Brooklyn.
J. Clarence Davies. president Of the Association
Of F2r9rlx Real Estate Brokers. viii discuss AdTer-
+;ef,,q--ba T7~orx Al q meeting tonight OF the
real estate class Of rhe West Side Young Mems
Christian Association, at No so West 57th street
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
COMPANY IN BROADWAY LEASE.

The Ncvickar CIailard Realty Company has
leased fer the estate Of George Henry Warren 1or
2 long term Of years the entire ground toor ana
,,se,5er+ of The buildings No. 1891 TO 1897 Broad
Wy ~ the northwest corner Of 4Sth street
The lessee Is Jesse FrOehch, treasurer OF the
Times Souare Automobile Company, which com
4arv occupies the adjoining property, Nos l5s ana
16n Broadway. with an L 10 Nos 2-9'and "a west
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30


day win spot quoted 1872 Us Cd futures fS3
2g2g 2oo COPPER ADVANCED to s56 I7s fo SPOT ana
market was Arm with lake quoted 12s7eg PFC
local market was firm at ga i0c sPEITER was un-
changed at s2f Is "a In iondan and remained quiet at
475a4 c locally IRON was higher at 46s l0sd for
Cleveland warrants in the Ensish market Locally the
market was unchanged, with No ? foundry Northern
:lacates the New York Produce Exchange quiet.
cash March ana April Sl5 % asked: May, Sl5 - and
M0iASsEs AND sYRUPs-The market for mo-
lasses ant sJruls was firm and uncfansa quotations
6Te5Ss ans 61 EStt71 go s5.. ii rs dI1r I5i7s
under scattered selling by longs and continued poor
demand from corsumptiye sources. sales. GOO Apri.
September 5 = a. . soc inseed oil continues hr for
whte fresh demand is said TO be moderate prices are
ienm was unchanged We quote: PETRQLEIM-
S+Sc. 6uik, 495e: refined, cases. New York 1ogoc'
ioc bulk s5oe: Phiiadephia, oo5c bulk G 35e water
SSseS .'ST % A26k l-+oes Fh'adelpaia l2S2c.
msr yellow spot $500 so: april 5a2g sc. May.
October 57l q 74c: on summer yellow. March. J.25
IHsrf y ~ 2is4c prime winter yellow 80 5c &
rdIet Ito: ot an easter & The g5ovs2a
safrsv Tfe.. very gg rE+ a. ~, sas'anLis' rise over
g soa 69gsss Te2dy e9so5sfd p 5 tho Ssrnss West
1000. Omaha 5000 and Chicago 3s00n. with 70 600
expected on Tuesday PORk-SJeady. Quoted: Mess.
~ ~ EEaFE2alei. Qn.ted Ness $40 so 81; lam
So 20 & SO. BEEF HAMs-Cuiet quoted: 24aS26
ID &c: 100 ib csc; $50 10. 0@sc: piSs csc. CUT
MA MA -iSsled he lies firm Quoted. smoking. a7. q
Picked hams steady. quoted: lOti Tl0tec. TArIOW
Quiet. Quoted: Middle western. 10 40afO 50l Cftv
kegs 10 SOC C0NP6I-Jf .I3o,5' Saz5i l p.
.rFsy.
RICE-The rice market was firm all around with
g22 joaoing demand al fun but unchanged prlces Quo
.Hs -H .o.@.N @ screenings. -as45ac: ordinary, 81
90 choice egdzc; head. Japan 3izaiiac; Patna ana
SiGAR-The market Tor refined sugar was quiet
6ut hFIn and unchanged. The following and
further | 5gaB5 @ isfeS ana per sent for cash No
EaEie tablets, 625c; loaf 5.75c: crushed 6e5c:
dered 5l0c; powdered and powdered 6u5c. Fruit
powdered AMI Eagle ana extra fine granulated
bags do > -5c; 6i2o bags do. s. 2oc. 5-r5 bags do
ll5, 10 bags do. B. los y and 5O-lb bags Dc, 30:
@ ns or STANDARD srangated and diamond A.
Nos and :. 455c: No ., 4.50c: No c. 4.45c: No :.
-soci 20 = 45cc No = 800: No 10. 25c: No
80 No u : l6c Nos l3 and II. 40. Nos and
sugar was steady: but quiet and unchanged March vas
quoted at los I'd; April ar los 5.4d and May los
Cd The local market for sugar closed about
STEADY with duty paif prices quotes follows
t-ifugs SO test 3SSzc &c. nuscovad3 So test tSIar
sales Sere 5000 bags Cuba centrifugal, aGoat a as.c
basis 90 freight equal 10 a3I5c rlIty
sold 20 speculatprs 21-32c hals OF Aprii
shipment. which would be equal 4G2c duty paid;
s6 test cost and freight which would equal 05c a,ty
paid These rumors. however. lacked confirmation.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
OLD PRINT EXHIBITION OPENED.

formed BY the Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
COMPANY was opened yesterday on the ninth floor
Ct its rev building. No. 169 Broadway. and at
rrzctea large number Of persons The exhibition
viii be open from 10 a. n 70 p until april 10