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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11
GriOlge Der SemofrGteu.


N~fAAi NAAtsf%~ - WV
9od)0pn lum Der polltii6e aunlpf
oorbei ln0 oa$ 1dla6ticlo griiu0-
li1 ab9eildt lit, tunR nit 5icnlihcr
C3enouIgteit 0a9 Reiu.tat ser g9dbl-
idlddt olgegeben werocn Cant 0cn
Heicpen gtahribtcn 5it urtbcilen,
tonlen Die Gemofroten I'M nationu-
len 9i5gcor0neten5oua auf cineNlebr
beit ben so Stintneu rchnen. ,Qn
Selat hoben dbcr Die &epublifuuer
0it &ontrolle oub iernetbin, aQers
0llqa lit ihre Wtehrbcit betrabtlib
5ltianmcnaei1rllrnpit. Sic f0unen
olri 90 Sise rebncn, Die Denlofra-
ten alii, 40. mdbreu0 in 3tpei Staa-
ten nodl niht enti6lieoen lit, uelde
Eortci 1clUonnen bot. IS lino nlio
AZ Stimmeu n0tbi9 fiir oie Ntebr-
belt in Scnat. Die Is rep..blitnEi-
ic]en Senatoren, Die porauslidtli1
acludblt perocn, foumen Don 0en
Staateu California, Connecticut,
Gelalpare, MoiidduiettS, Winneiota,
Wtid)igan, yteua0u, 9}ortb Gafota,
&cnniploania, Rbooe S5sIano, lItob,
&ernaont, g8aihingteu, 8isconiill
uro g9Doniiltg.
Sslt folgcn0cn Is 0enlofrntiiden
Stoaten DcroenSenotoren gelpdbIt;
;Slori0a, Snoiana, Souiiiana, @taine,
MarnlanO, 0iiiiopct Y(iiiiiiippi, gte-
braSfa, gfelu Scrlen, gtem &orf.
Ohio. Senneiice, Seyo5, &ir9iria
unO 8eit Girginia.
9SoIgcnoc SobeIle gibt sic g|omen
Ser gemGbltcn 0ioupernelire un0 Die
EIltrolitGt Der Stinlmen, Die iie er-
biclten:
CNef1tnfr>lotf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11
sO3inIiitsniies in @iiIWanfcc.
Ntilipaufee, 9. gtpp., 1910.

Die SpSialoempfrdten baben Wtlls
maufee Gpuntp nit elmer GluraIitdt
pun 1000 fir g9. 6. Babel fir 8iz
itriftsanpalt bis Su 5000 gelppnnen.
Sie boben einen Gpn9reBnbgeorOneten,
%ictur Berger, fir ben fiinften 0iitrift,
ouBeroem baben tie SmDli Niitglieoer
liir sic glliemblD erm6blt.
Sir rieltu auBeroroentliden Sie9
Der Sp5ialoelupfroteu lit ppr allem Die
ppriii9lihe Organization oieier Hortet
perantpprtlib Su MADDEN, Die in alien
sg9nros gleie) gut mar, mdGteno Die
anoeren Tnrteien cine lol6e ni6t auis
5ulpeilen 6atten.
Ser Sieg Der Sp5ialoemofrdten lit
ni6t einem Mann poer mebreren Wtdnz
nern juSuihreiben," lngte glloermann
.. Z. Wtelms, elmer oer Srgdnllatioren
Der Ip5ialoemptratii1en Hartei, per lit
ieinen 2t9itntOren 5u5ui6reiben.
.g8enu sic oarilbrr nn6oenfen oaB
mir npn 400 bis 500 9eute batten, Die
in BEN lebten ie6s gSo6en jeben Sonna
tag I'M ie6s llbr in Der 6rilbe nnlgez
Itanoen iino. nm 5lu9ihriiten 5u pers
tbeilen, oann peroen gle periteben iuie
mir unieren Sie9 errun9en baben.
gSir batten oOn 1000 bis 5000 glrs
better in ben 6abrifen, Die bel ieoer
Gjele9enbeit ibren StanOpunft pertras
ten, iponB l6lieBIidl fein 6epubIitancr
mebr 3ueeben pOGte 6oB er Elm ioI6er
lei.
,Qaun batten mir SamernOen. Die
@erlamnlungen in Den 5nbrifen nrrans
atrten, uno ppr allem batten mir eine
seine Mtdnner, Die muBten ipie cine
Gompngnc geiiibrt meroen muB. Die
Gampagne lit 9roBartig gepeienl"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11
@1ilin1t II, 10. 9}oo.

~SI|V'UII y, ~. Epu.
Die Gre UtlA oIo Cemotrl.
ten bsi Sen g2aa.cn cruml.u hot}r.
mcrNcu ourd ret3rc Rad rittan ;o.1
rcUio ri, " ,alacrifte beiltiat. 81
Oemotrotiidlc 9ic1raet i'm 9.6aeor6.
netenbaua luirA mu0eitcn9 II hc.
traQen, m0lljuer.ueije l0er uov
ic1r, pdhrcn0 G,e agJcuUdrtlge re-
publisaniide Qlc1r5eit iith ouf 43 be.
IIuit. EeS meit1rcu 3ci9ten 0ie c.l'
gelluiencu Mlorlenbe.idbte. 0ab O,3
rcpubIiflnjihe A}c'fbcit uon 26 in
&moeaicuct 3E,ammenitmil5t, Oh.
gleih 0ie &eWIblifluer lest 10 glu
ME iider iinS 0dB lie IS Senatorcn
ODER eincn mehc ais 0le uotpuen0iJe
g}ebrbett bdben ner0en, mdbren0 Oa5
&ciultat ans einlgen Staaten uoh
niht ii6er lit. 1ie lui6tiaiten 2lb.
neidungen BON oeI 9tad)riften ocr
lebten gtadt iino ioIlenoe: SSn Gbio
lit cine Oemofrotiihe 9egisIatur ge.
ndbIt iporoen. moOurb elm De-
mofratil6er 9tahioIsCr fjir 0e1
republifaniidcu Senatcr lid &C..
iitRrt IL. lno Die Eluralitlt
oes @oupcrueurs Narmon lit oui
10000 un3eldmoacn. Gie meip,r-
giniidle &e3isiatur lit ocmofratiiA
un0 Miro einen 0eulofratiihcu Hodl.
iolQer iEr 0eu repubIitani den Se-
nator Scott erpdbJen. ,Sn 1Sn0iaal
lit Sic 3uidmnleniee'ng ser ScJisI.
tur, neihc clHcu 9fadlolger iiir &c.
nator Ncocri01t 81 uableH hat nos
3lueliel5dii Nie 1eNotr1.eu b..
baupten eiue l,chrbeit Don - 5u 5a.
ben. pdprar0 Die 33gpublitaner enc
fleine 4le5r3cit iiir iih in 2lnipruh
ncAmeH. Ea5 @ablgen.tlt in Toma
iii nod 3ruei'elfdrt. tciOe @arteita
bchaupten .nIcH Gouuerncuvafau0i-
DAT 0lrbJc5raht }l a1ben. Gle Se-
gi5Iotur nca &eHnipI1anian ii iid)er
repli6ifauiid luO Miro ,eiueu repub.
lifanncteu 9faA'ollcr iiir l5euat9r
Sliper mabieu. g8ahiugton bat ciHe
republitatiid)e Seqislatur, Do0urdl
Die Grlpab.lutl non Y}lles &oinOcI-
ter fiir Sen Senot 9eiitert 3u icia
iheirt.
9lu5eideu Deltten onrcui bin, oa3
Ole @a6I Ocs repubifaniihen aan-
Oi0oteu ii.r Oa5 @ouoerneurs1nt
orn aalifornien. 0iram V. 1Sobninn.
ourf eine itarfe Mebrbeit eriolgte.
nnoollitdnhiae g9abIberidlte aus Ore
gon iprehen 0aiiir 0cS Ser oenofrd-
tiihe aauoioat fiir oa9 @ouperneur5.
unt, SSipal0 98eit. nit elmer fleinrn
Dlebrbeit aelpdblt 1T. Die 2elisin.
tur BON 4tiiiouri, ole erten 9unoes-
ienator 5u niblen bat, iii. mic man
gIaubt, iiher benlofratiif). Sorit
iin0 Die @lhlberihte nid)t ac1n0ert
moroen Die Nllr1Iit0t pon ,Sobn
". 9ir, Ser 3um t9ouuerneur po1
gfem l)orf aclpGblt lit, bel1uit lid
auf anHa1aruo $4,000.
Der gclpdbIte @ouperueltr Dir Der.
IieB ieine @}oburnq in 3bomion lno
bat lid sur Grbolung nah ocrl
glOiron0od5 begeben. @crr Cir
Oriidte 0ut Gdn3en 0entofrotiihcn
StGot5pnhl}ctt3l nit ourh. Sic Glu-
ralitdt pon gSoo0rolp g3iIion, Gem,
IN 9tem SSeriep miro lest auf 10000
onaeaebcn mo Ole bon 9libter 9ai0-
min. Gem. in Connecticut alf $500
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11
Qaht nidlts ppn iidl haren.
Gpitcr 4ar 10. 9}op.

~DlNNA NttAiF ~. -Ahts
Sbeobore RooiepeIi hatte fem @ort
ii6er oen 9IusfaQ Ser g2ablcn ju ia.
gen. 9Sn Saaamore Qa mur0c cr.
8dblt, onB or nid]t mr. lid gar niAt
iiber 0ie @1hIen qe6uBcrt bate. on-
bern 0aB aud in nad)iter 3cit feiue
GrfldriIn8 oon inn iibcr oiecn @e-
genitan0 5u eruarten mdre. aolontl
Rooieuelt idloB iidJ gang pon ser 2Iu.
Bennett ab 2Il9 man cinea &eriud)
madjte, i'm 81 ie0eu. IieB er iaqcn.
0nB er teine 9erihteritattcr in Cgiter
Ban ipredlcn molltc. Golonel Rooie
peIt Ia3te Dor einiger 3eit, Dag cr ct.
Iife Gage 3u 0auie bleiben miir0e.
um iih au93aru5cn mo o1B er 0or
Dem H. 9iouenrber nidt nah 9le.u
Dorf gchen miir0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11

@nuperneur BON Wtidignn geipdblt NIT
elmer Mebrbeit, Die feline 2Inbdnger nui
miuoeitens 10000 Stimmen iddben.
NuBeroem ipurbe baS' gan5e Staatss
tidet eriud1lt, uno in BEN Sw6lf Cons
greboiitrIften oeS Staates iiuo, nusges
nOmmen BON Slpeien, uon benen Die eno>
giltigen 8eribte nod feblen, ale res
nmhlifnniih.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11
ti:tCuNu.

5rau 9u. Guid aus MerrilL,
Ole odi, 1T anl Sonntag upn 6ibbnro
&a6ertlu. einem abgemieienen &ers
ebrer, 5weimal QeihUiien wurbe. befiu-
Oct iicb nod iuucr in tritiider Ger.
iaiiung. %oderedu begiu9 na6 Der
Ibat Selbltmur0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11
NliHnriOta rcpnbIitaniid.
Ii. Q}nnl. Uilnll.. Q. glpl


an Minneiota erpdblteu am 3ienitug
oie &epublitdner bas 9nnje Staatstidet
nit Gpuperneur G6erbart an Der Spite,
uno es icheint oaB neben adlt Republis
foneru elm Iemofrat in Den 3uu9reB
aeianot meroen. &ou9reBuertreter 6dm-
mono (Icm. i1uroc in ieinem 3iitritt
nit uernuuoerter &luraIitdt iuleOGrges
iJdblt, uno 70 bleibt Die 5arbc oer De-
leQation ppn Mtrneiota I'M 9pugrcB
mabriheinlidl unuerdnoert. Sm Crlten
3iitritt. ben bisb,r 3aipnep Innebatte,
ifeint Stonen glnoeriOu 9emonneu gu
baben. gipe I'M iiiuiten. Miller i'm adlten,
nno Steenerion I'm ueunten ideiuen ges
iid,ert ~ ieju.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11
GGitagOcr gyIarftbcridDr.
9aricnrerihL

Rnbcpd. siuibton q 90. Roofcru.
@ebduoe. berIbien hber ben 8eireSsmarf pls
iolpi
Ger umlat tn gsei3en mar bcute 3iemlih
arnG 1ic b5f'ieu Freiie udren unaciibr 4
i2 nleoriagC ais am Shlub am D,entg0 uud
Die g'aarprciic i'm Si,bmeftcn mdren parbilf,
niBnGfiQ 'nudher oils bier
Nor1 mar taft ocn Qduscn J1a Hbcr fhn1h
Ete tie'iGeH tddy 9orfdue uareH libeyai ana
5mdr mciicna To n.iCm Storm
E15 @1hdd 10 safer mar iebr ieiIi Ect
W'1ui fro.intis HeoriRer Nno er8olte 'ii lya'
Ter atiUaa
Gie Sniutuoiiruuaen pnreu uip t5lei:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11

Iljtc Wallup, Der befannte Bnies
bollipicler pon 9ieo gsing. uuroe in
Chicago oun 3mej 8etruntenen on9cs
ariiicn uno ihucr perlebt Gr miro
iid) jeood mieoer erbOIen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11
0bl=GelultOtf f''''
aus yf0) uno Trrn.

Das NeprdIentenhaus ces Gonereiies wahrid,ein-
lid, ecmoFratiid,. Der ereiie Empire Staat
eemofratiid1. Gin eemofrattidler rSanerutld,"
in onSeren Staten. 9n ,lliIwaufee iieoten
sic @o;ialiIten, lie erpdhten alle County
13ea,nten uno ihren fiihrer pictor Berger III
Sen Gonoref;. Seridlte aus anoeren Staaten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11

Qie boben @reiie Der 2ebensmits
tel bnbeu sur 5Olge OaB unier Supers
uiiorenratb peitere $1,000 sur @rbals
mug pes GOnntp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
betuilligen mnB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11
9n gPi6ignn.

Detroit, Wtih.. 9. 9tou.
6. z. Esbprne bou Sault Ste. Sra
ris, Nli6.. ipur6e am 2ienidg gum
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11

e5n Colorado lm0 ,S0dho ut 0as He.
iultat 0er@ouuerneursmaDl nod nidt
feitoeIteat.
S5n0ianapoIis, eSn0., Q. 0oo.
Senator geuerioges Soifullng ouf
@ieoererpG5lung fir SEN gunoes.
ienat lit leihmunoen 0enn es lit
MN nidt ldnger 3u 3meiieIn oob Die
8emotraten IL Der ndditen @eqisld'
tlir cine Wfehrbeit oon etlua 80 Stim.
men 5oben meroen. 1Sohn " aern
miro alio oorausiid tlid @e0eri0ge5
gtc4lfol ser lper0en
Gie Oemofratiihcn 9on0iDcter fiir
sic 5tnat$1mter iino nit etpa 1900
Stinmeu Niehrhcit gelpahIt. Sa0io.
na bat i'm n3hiter aon9reB }mei o.
mofrotiidle Senotoren iuO gpoli 0's
nofratiidle 49, pon oen t3 - 9ll.
geororete.
Gle Grpa6llln9 elmer oemofrais
iden 9l1i5Iohr be0eutct and bic
Aihafiuml Ocs Gountu Eptiou9e.
icbes woiiir Elm CScieb anqeuomnien
rperoen ion, 0a itdotiidlen @droi lnO
ldn0liten Goipuibips 0aa &ett ei5t
uber @ccdl Option ob3uitimmen.
1ierre, z. o. 10. @loo.
Samuttlid)e republifouiiheu aon-
grcB- mo StoatsfaroiOoten iiuo
nit N}chrbeiten pon 3eln bis 1900
Stinmen aeluablt. Gie 2egi5latur
lit beiuabe gdn3lif repitbIifaniidl.
Sarge, q. q, 8. liop
6 lit MN iider, 6ob bic Republi.
foner ale ibre aanOioaten iiir
.Staatsanlter gapdhlt boben, nit
9lusnahmc oes fin oas GouoeruGir5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11

omtes TitEs III 0eu TcmoIro.en
5uacioaeu. Gie rcpnbitluiidc Mehr-
l-I tl d~li ttlT
hcr mar
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-11-11
SagO anf SOd)wilO.

n beult Wl0r0cn It
Die Sago aul
So cbptlo cr0ii
net nm onuert bis
gum 30. Nppents
Der. Capt. 9}ide
man, Der ltaailtdbe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LiverpooL April S-wHEAT-Spot dun;
futures quiet May. - ia. july. - 10t. a: Oc-
tCoer - SD CORN-Spot quiet. new
American mixed Northern. IS 3tad. old. IS Sds
futures quiet. July. IS 3 a. PEAS-Canadian.
IS Ga FLOCE-Wirter patents. SIS HOPS
in London Pacific Coast duh. "a 10su IS 15s.
BEEF-ENtra Iadia mess strong, 1925 Cd
PORK-Prtr1e mess Western. f2Os. HANS
short cut quiet. T4s BACON-Curl1er land
cut and long clear uiIdIes. rs, short clear
backs 5os. clear bellies rs Sd. shoulders.
square. 62s 90 LAED-Frirle Western.
tivrce-. 1ps 81. American refined. pals. I9S
HE'S Canadian finest white. strong. 64s
cd. coIorsd. SIS 6L TALLOW-Frine city.
noulrdIly SSs TJRPENTINE-Sp IS
SO ROSTN-Common. los Tisd PETRO-
I.E't-N f-EeNuet. 1t-G. LINSEED OIL. +0s-
CDTTOSSEED CIL-Hull refined. spot SIS Cd.
TALLON-AUstvallar In London, 3ds 81
London. April S-EAW SUGAR eDfrif-
uEal los 4'sd. musc'yado. lSs 90 BEEr
SIG AR-ApriL las sid. CALCUTTA LIZ
SEED-ApriI-Juue 62s ITNSEED on. SSs
4tG SPERM OIL $50 PETROLEUM
American rcaned. ed. spirits "a TURPEN-
TINE - spirits 49, ROoIN - American
strained. los ad. fnc. f5s Gl.
Antwerp. April s.-PErRuLEJN. 10 francs
90 ceo-iu.cs
Montreal April S-CIiEESE steady. vhits.
l. &. Cd l. sc, cu-orcl Il .t ~ sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Kansas City. April SEATTLE Receipts
zoo. including 100 SOutherns. steady. chO.ce
export and dressed beef steers, s. 80 q - tOi
fair 20 good. s. 400s7 so. Western. - 20 -
s. 10. stockers and feeders. 81 25 . 50 -:
southern. s. 25 Us. southern cows. s. 502
s. % bulls. 50 80 @ s. 50. calves - 1$4 %
HOGS-Receipts. 5000. steady 20 &c higher;
top. $40 45. bulk Of sales. $40 IS Q SO 4Os
heavy. $40 4OgS10 45. packers and butchers.
SO zoo $40 40. light $iJ4Sl0 p. pigs 500
s. so. SHEEP Receipts 1900, i0c higher
lambs. s. 5O8S9 so: yearlings 81 3Ss 70. wsth-
ers s. 500 s. -. ewes. 81 . q 81 so, stockers
and feeders. So 50 q s. 50
Chicago. April S-CATrLE-Receipts 1000;
heifers 81 . 81 90. bulls. 81 400 81 o. calves.
81 q - - st0ckers and feeders. 81 156 81 >.
HOGS-Receipts. l3, 600, 50 Toe higher. chOics
heavy $40 500 $40 so. butchers. SO 45 OSLO So
Hight mixed. $40 3 n $40 40. choice Eight.
$40 4NgSIO 4j; packing. $40 4oQ $40 -. Pigs.
50 - q $40 %, bulk Of sales. $40 % z $40 20
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; &c higher, sheep.
Sc 80 81 80; lambs. 81 IS y 50 80, ysarlinsS
Cincinnati. April s-CATTLE-RecsiptS
6S1. STEADY: fair 20 good shippers 81 ) 2 s.:
common. s. TJ0SJ HOGS-Receipts. l9O5'
generally 10c lower butchers and sltppers.
$40 80 r. $40 10 common. 81 . n 50 g. SHEEP
Receipts 81; steady at Siq S6 ., lambs
steady az s. 508 50 So.
East BuTalo. April S.-CATTLE-Hecetpts.
100 good demand and firm prime steers.
and steady HOGS Receipts 20o0, scrtvs
and steady 70 SC higher. heavy. mixed. YORK
ers and pigs $40 SOC $40 s.. diaries. $40 - p
$40 s. SHEEP AND LANf3S-Ftece pts, 5000
active. sheep steady, lambs 10 a l5c higher at
81 2J $40 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Dun's Review says:

The business situation continues to dis
rIay eIarp contrasts. Dulncss in the Imam
oiaI markets contrasts win an active IN
d .eftial output. An unsatisfactory foreign
trade contrasts with large domestic eN-
changes as reflected ia the heavy bank
fIeariugs and railroad earnings Weakness
fr BiR iron contrasts with "A big production
III finished steel 4 moderate trade move
.oluure o. business ln certain parts 81 the
ti,.- The week 3 reports are therefore
t-ry irregular and make IL difficult 10 sum
r.p d.. situation in any one phrase sum
Gently broad 10. define adequately me STATE
al trade 800 the nation 80 whole kail-
road earning in March Increased - per
cent while the current bank clearlngS.
though much reduced Co. New York. owing
t. speculative reaction, snow gains OF 4S-D
E.,r cent over 1853 and 20 per cent over
54g outside Of New York. The March
4uilSlu- record outside Of New York. l.
excellent rvcEtr-use ,itics reporting gam
OF So per cent Two local bank suspensions
wen. su echo - the panic n 1917, a. these
f-teIs. ever since. The foreign commerce
movement continues adverse o. ms roun-
~ and the imports ~ New YORK Ia the
latest week HREI cEhte sl5"ft,fa. or 80 -, r.
1E lu e. ess OF ID" exports. ms ADVERSE
trade balance makes II all the easier for
London. be- uaying special premium, 20
draw gold fr1m New York ard some hard
ing OF money rates has resulted there
from Political conditions az home ana
abroad are stlIl held responsive Tor tho
reaction iu financial markets. but the
country continues 60 carry nn IN immense
volume ~ business. and the further one
Gets from the HUnuclaI 'rltr" the more
cheerful The outlook seems. one ~ The
best Development = the week Is The i'm
proved crop prospects. owing Go the rains
in the South end West, and the ideal con-
,7itigIs prevailing ia che sections where the
SOL Is being prepared for sprilk wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09

Boston April She Commercial Builstin''
Will say OF the wool market Saturday "A bet
ter demand is noted for woods tnac are OBJ
tai1able at prices probably the lowest that VIII
be recorded duriuE the remainder OF 1910. Sew
eraI worsJpd uanufa turers are operating. tax
ing quite a substantial aggregate Of Montana.
idaho and oregon clothing and corr Ding wool
Fine clothing territory sells az t3c 90 orc
Fine medium CIOthing brings coo % CSC strict =
fine staple il worth $50 20 zoe clothing woods.
CON prisiEg elections from previous purch ases.
are selling freely Michigan quarter blood q
selling az Sic. Ohio tlree-eighrhs comb g
33leC. New York quarter blood SIC Aust-al ian
neriuO. 66s % T0s. are selling SUBSTANTIALLY al
40c % sc. \ generally better feeling 10 sp-
parent. for prices are believed 90 be az ths
bottom. and domestic stocks are comparatively
light"
The shipments OF wool from Boston % April
Inclusive were - SOL +~ pounds. against 81
Gas. $40 for the same time last year. The re-
ceiuts 70 April inclusive were 81 .226 81 8
pounds. against S7.t6J.975 for the same period
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
DISAPP0INTS COPPER TRADE
March Statement Shows Heavy
Increase Of Metal on Hand.

The monthly statement Of the Corner
Producers Association, covering production
and consumption OF copper for March
shows an increase in stocks OF the meta!
on hand in this country Of almost seven
teen million pounds over the February fig
ures.
The statement was received with some
disappointment in trade circles. a. the
opinion had prevailed that the stocks OF
the metal on hand April 1 would show only
slight increase over the preceding month.
II had been believed also that the curt-il-
meut policy adopted by the leading W.
ducers would be reflected en- the statement.
but the figures showed that the production
fen of very little. the average daily output
for March being 3.7S3001 pounds. as com
pared with 100000 pounds. the daily aver
aze FOR February. Domestic deliveries also
were Disappointing 10 the trade being the
smallest monthly deliveries reported since
September
The report gives the production and con-
sumption ~ copper in the United States
Tor March as compared with February.
1910 and March. 1872. together with the
stocks on hand at the end Of each month:
Fles. in 70 Ma. 1870 Feb. 1910 Mar 1919
Stocks prev mo 107.1~ - 92 81 4G2 ta l7 "a -sS
Promotion 10 067 457 l12 ~ sg8 117 &C. eel
TOTAL ......o27 -. 45e 2ll. 40 So 2ao az a,9
Dom. deliveries. - 80 SIS Sc Cts 30 - ~ asa
Exports ........ 40-S5.757 37.seq. 5Is 5g1gi. us5
Total ~orsu-l ro3 40 ~ I0a 49, $50 los os3 ol7
Stocks remain q l23 N-4s lo7. lN7a92 IT, 27a"2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
IMPORT FREIGHT INQUIRY
Material from Every Section to
Support Complaints.

From the import rate committee Of the
Eastern railroads the United States Attor-
ney's office here may obain information
wanted regarding the freight discrimina-
ton against domestic manufacturers. about
which complaints have been made and
which are now under investigation. Mer-
yyn Wolf OF tie Lehish Railroad Com
pany's freight department. said yesterday
that the import list had been reduced since
;hc first OF the year. Whether there would
be further reductions as the result of the
complaints he could not say.
u was learned that protests Of American
manufacturers to the railroads themselves
were numerous and not new. These OBJ
jections were the cause 10 large extent
OF the elimination OF many articles from
the low rate import list. But it was
pointed out that as the lists did not show
the agreements with steamships as 20 the
through rates the same low tariff might
still prevail on many goods not in the pub
lie declarations.
The government has received material
from other ports which will figure in the
inquiry nov making before the federal
grand jury. New Orleans manufacturers
who are seeking the Oklahoma market
have met with a check in competition from
abroad. In looking the matter up they
found that rates 70 Oklahoma City from
New Orleans for the domestic shipper were
higher than the through rates on the same
goods from abroad. The complaint there
IS also that the low freight through rates
are. with cheap labor multiplying the tariff
II has been shown that the shippers
from the Northeastern states are the prin-
cipal losers. however. as there is a greater
market here. Steamships that come over
for cotton 10 Mobile. New orleans. Calves
ton and the eastern coast ports. like Sa-
vanuah. are compelled to take almost any
thing 20 this side for ballast. A coral ISL
and in the Bahamas has been transformed
into a vegetable and fruit garden by the
earth carried over on cotton ships.
From the Orient steamships with great
careaes Of bamboo and other light mate
rails stop at European ports for heavier
goods. as ballast These are almost begged
for. and hence with tho aid Of the rail-
roads, il was said. valuable cargoes that
compete with domestic manufactures are
shipped TO the interior at very low rates.
All Of these facts and many more are &C
curnulating IN the hands of the investiga-
tors
4 feature that has been brought up for
consideration Is the raising of freight rates
with the tariff duties. This, il was re-
ported. was not confined 10 lemons, where
the freight from California to the Chicago
freight zone was increased from 81 10 a
hundred TO 81 IS. The United States At
torney's office will call for material from
every section affected, 50 that the invest
cation may be thorough before the civil
proceedings are brought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
SUGAR co. FINED FOR CONTEMPT
Surrenders Books When United States
Circuit Court Levies $500.

United States Attorney Wise obtained the
books Yesterday from the American Sugar
Refining Company, wanted at this time TO
continue the investigation of the company
under the sherman antitrust act. Judge
Lac0mbe. FL the United States Circuit
Court. fined the company 500 in contempt
uroceedfngs in the afternoon before the
subpoena which called for the records was
obeyed.
The subpoena was returnable on Thurs
day. II was contested by James VI. Beck
general counsel for the company. on the
ground that there We're legal and cOnstitu-
tionaI questions involved. The refusal was
taken up in court and the ine followed. Mr..
Beck said that while the books would be
surrendered an appeal would follow.
M Wise said last evening that the gov
eminent would he able 20 get along for
some time without other records. The ap-
peal will be taken at as early a day as
possible, but If more books are needed sub
uanas will be issued. and failure to obey
will again be followed by contempt pro-
CeedinEs.