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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23
STOCK MARKET Treasured
Early Weakness Due to Fear of
Drygoods Troubles.

The stock market was weak yesterday
morning on the apprehension that the en-
barras snont of the Tefft Weller Company
might be the forcrunner Of other troubles
among large sryguods concerns. but with
reinsurance given from high sources the
Tefft Weller announcement ceased TO bs, a
market factor and stocks became firrner.
Downtown bankers concurred in the opin-
Ton expressed in the statement given out
by the company itself that the corporation
vas solvent and that Il could be reor-
ganized successfully. The outstanding pa
per amounts 10 about 100000. it is Under
stood. ard this viii be taken up without
much difTsc,IIty. although in some cases OK
tensions VIII probably be arranged.
John Claiin. president Of the United Dry
Goods Companies. whicl controls the great
jobbing concern OF II. =. Ciaffin Com
pany ard Il number OF large retail dry
goods establishments in this and other
cities. took hopeful view CT the trade
outlook yesterday.
The reorganization OF Teflt Weller will
have no effect on the cotton goods trade, -
said he. IF the company should increase
IFS capital and double It's business It would
probably show ? fair margin - profit The
gross profits n wholesaiing nowadays are
CAAl rA4AClg eilidli. ara -aT5e business ilu6t
Be done 20 meet expenses.
In regard to the general drygoods situs-
tion, a favorable fact IS that retail bust
ness throughout the United States is ex-
cenent"
Representatives 81 some other important
dr5-soocs concerns. both among jobpers and
manufacturers. were inclined 20 differ from
Mr.. Clafiin. Business had teen declining
since the beginning OF the yer, they SAID,
from two causes-the high price os cotton
and tho advance IN the cost Of living
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York April q. 1910
REEyEs--Rscefpts 1SS ears or 3.13T hes

New York. April 2. 1871
REEyEs--Bscefpts. 1SS ears. or 3.13f head.
including 162 cars for slaughter and export
and tor the market: cars on sale steers
in fair demand and strong bulls strong. faE
cows unchanged. common - good firm IRE
yards were cleared. Prime steers sold az s. 80
n s. 90 per 100 10. bulls. s. so So 80; COWS,
81 - q s. 20 Dressed beef quiet but steady.
liverpool and London markets arm al "a y
15c. dressed weight: refrigerator beef stead
at IIG111ac. Exports tomorrow. 40 cattle
and 500 quarters OF beef ~ the Minneapolis
to London. 10 quarters in the Celtic %
Liverpool. making totals for the week $40
cattle and 4-6s9 quarters. all TO London exeep-
10 quarters
sales--Nerton & Co: 10 Ohio steers. 1916
10 average IS so per 100 n.
Tobin 4, shannon I bull. 1870 u. - s.; ,.
1000 ID s. 40: .. e4O 70. s. SO; cows, 900 10,
IS 20; 10. 1000 u. s. 25: 5. s44 ID. 81 50: :.
SIS u. 50 20. 3 100 II. 50 40.
sanders 1 bull. 1900 u. 50 so: / 500 70.
s. 40; ; cows, 100 70. - 10, :. SS4 10. 81 a.;
B zoos h. 81 IS: :. 500 h, Sc 40; .. 9sJ 70,
lies n s. 4J 20. 1911 10, IS 90; Il. 1IT3 ID.
! Zoo ID IS S.: :. 1000 ID. 81 40: :. 900 ~
IS 80: q COWS. 1O4T ID. s. 10: 4. 1880 10. So;
81 IS: 5. go u. So; .. Te3 ID. 81 70; 10. T69
10. Sc 70
CAIyEs-Rsceipts. ais. all for the market
Easier feeling. and bulk OF the sales - q soc
lower All sold ar 81 500 $40 per 100 ID FOR
inferior 20 choice veals. SsgsT for cglIs- city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23
BLOW TO HOLDING COMPANY
Bill Exempfing Bonds from Tax.
alton Declared Invalid.

Boston. April Efforts TO make the
bonds Of the Boston Holding Company a
legal investment for Massachusetts savings
banks received another setback to-day.
when Attorney General Malone reported
mat the bin excmpting these bends from
taxation was unconstitutional. The decision
of Tic Attorney Geheral was received ia
the House. and without debate the House
refused TO admit the bin.
The proposition legalizing these bonds
originated with Governor Draper. who ad-
Focated such measure In his Inaugural
address in January The bill was vigoy-
ousiy opposed at the hearing before the
Committee on Railroads. and the counsel
soT me New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad. which company financed the
holding company as a solution OF THE diffi-
caty cf merging The Boston q Maino Rail-
road with the New Haven. announced that
Tic original measure would not be pressed.
IN The mean time Senator Turtle OF Pitts
he'd, brought forward a second proposition
eXempting the bonds from taxation. but
tfis Bill was also held up pending de-
cision from the Attorney General.
Tie action Of the House to-day prevents
saTirgs banks and similar institutions from
investing IN these bonds. thu proceeds Of
which, II was stated. would be used in I'm
proving the Boston & Maine Railroad
Indismayed by the decision Of the Attor-
ney General and the subsequent action Of
The House, Governor Draper continued the
fight in fewer Of the bonds b. sending a.
specisl message 10 the Legislature at noon
TO-DAY, urging some action that would pre-
vent the bonds or the company from being
subject 70 double taxation The message
vas Immediately referred 10 the ioiut COM
Inlttees on Railroads and Tsxstion for a
public hearing.
The stock OF the New Haven road al
ready pays = local tax. which the Governor
deems sufficient He believes that the L.egis-
iature wiz nnd some r1etIod b. which me
BOMBS may be exempted without vioisting
constitutional provisions.
After quoting from his Inaugural address
the Governors message says.
] believe that some legislation should be
paSseo 10 allow The Boston Railroad hold
lnc Company 10 issue securities ike pre-
terrea stock, tlIr interest of which should
be guaranteed and which would be free
from douhle JaXation. This would facili-
tate the carrying cut OF the improvements
desired and would give the people good
Investment
L therefore recommend that legislation Of
this kind be passed. 50 that the purposes TO
which 7 have REFERRED O.. the improve
ments in the Boston & Maine Railroad
nay be more promptly carried out ana the
interests OF ell people thereby promoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23
WASTE OF MILLIONS CHARGED
Hooking and Ksnswha Officials in New
Litigation.

columbus. ohio. April "A suit fled
IN tho federal court here to-day charges
conspiracy snF demands an accounting cf
the KanaTaa s Michigan Railway assets.
The suit was fled OF behalf OF David
Could a Kanawha & Michigan stock
holder. against Nicholas MonsarraL Of CO.
lu1abus. and Charles g. Hickox and James
II Hoyt OF Cleveland.
MousaTrst was president and director Of
the Hooking Valley and kanav-ha & Mich
igan railroads and a director of tho Toledo
& Ohio Central at the time Of the acts
complained Of in the petition. 1Tickox
served three roads in various capacities as
director and v1ce-president and Hoyt a.
director ana general counsel
The sem said 70 have been wasted and
otherwise nisused amounts. according 10
the petition, 20 millions. The defendants
are repeatedly referred % as couspirato-s.
X is charged that contracts were entered
into for the purchase CT obsolete and worm
oct cars 1or the ka1awha & Michigan
from the Hooking valley Railroad. on
one item of purchasing $50 coal cars in
1919 IL II alleged that mere than sEoo 20
was wasted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Agrn 22-wHEAT-spo, dull. f,i,-
urre nrm. My. Ts "a; July. q SD. October
= Sad. CORN -Sp1t quiet: new American
mixed Northern. - 3D. old - I'D. Futures
tuli- JUN, 5s Nd. Pl)As-CanBdlan steady
r. Pa. fLDI R-Wiuter patents. 8is 81. HOPS
m London UPac.nc COAST. Efaf5 l2s BEBF-
Extra India rpss. IFS. PORK-Prine Western
STEADY. Hes 80. HAMS-ShuTt cut. 6ss BACON
- Cumberland cut Ohss rnort Tih. 6.is a.. clear
tt iiles. Ufs Cd. long clear mlldl1a. light or
hesty. Gss. short clear backs. 67s 81. sHOUIs-
IElt~---quuT.. sss. LARD-Hrime Weftern
tltroes. oos 81. American refined, pals. t4s Gd
'l-LErf.-f a.. alian nuesi white. d-is 60. colore!
Sc TALON Prime city. 33s. TIEpENrINE
spirits as a. EDsIN Common los %. PE-
Tft1LEJ n R-hred. Iisd IINsEED on.
- 30. gDTTONSEED OIi---Huu uefued spat
81. rALLOW-AusfIalisp On London. os6.
London An-fi - RAW efCiA R-CertrtftEa
Ice. rrlsrof.1o l1F. BEET SUGAE-AnrfL
Jas 81. EBD--C4-cufta, Arril-Juns 6ss
A-d LINSELB OK. aos. SPERM Oh or
~ TF.DI-EL NJ american refined 81 9. spirits
"a TLFl INE-epirits s3s o. RDSlN.-
Amer -su strained. ios 20. nre l5s 81
Antwerp. AIrl = -FEfFpLELai. ~ francs
~ reUf'rrFr
fncders. llA. dl2'ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23

FLOUR AND NEAL-F1our quisf,. but
patents. IS .5sSs IS: winter stTaishjs s5at5 10;
winter patents. s. s5sSS 20; sP.ing ssa5s. IS s.
10 pinter. So ga 81 10: Kansas straights. 81 s5
g$S = RYE TLoL L-slsAsy fsr 8. 20 seS1.
ga 25qs4 A5 choice TO tancS; - 'oq 90 SOFyN-
Fine White and yellow. 81 4Od$l as. coarsc 81 Is
aSi 60. FEED--vestsrn and city steady; West
9onr 10. So "a. red dog. SIS %; city bran sac
bulk. 81 sacks, uideling. s-~IS-S % req dog'
$40: hominy chop. SIS bulk sI5 20 sacks oil
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES active ard Hrm-
err Influenced b. small receipts Of 1--we hogs AID
tisress Of MAJ lara At sl2 ee spoj markets quiet
but steady. pCRh-StesdS. Ness. So 10y.
f aEfF f2Gs'2 Mes. .hoF sSsi5 ssai SSa siSs
81 80: packet. sle so q s1I' extra Indisi Ss94
S3l. BEEF HAMS--steady' $40 80 DIRE ~
PicxI:d Ieiil.s2sTokins. lGssiITs: 10 II. I6c:
ldizTfs1. TABLOW-C'iiet. city. &c. countr3,
zisaTe.c. LARD---FIr1n: Middle West u 9Og
i 2ss: coniinsnt. i84ec. Brazil kegs. lS.e5c.
Compound quiet; 100 I05sc- Stes.ine barely
METALS = COPPER-standard irregu'ar
With spot ana deliveries 10 Tho emf Of August
he: futures an 81 lbs. Lake copper here. a.. -
lie. eiectrolytic II 81 z Il 1Sc casting. L %
MAY. June and July. 81 l5a..3 2Sc London weak
spot. ISL los; futures. tlo1 lbs. LkAl1-Duil.
Louis. London UNCHANGED It III rs 81. Spell
1-f.ft-Weak: spot o sS15..5Jc New York . iau
. GOO East 80 Louis London unchanged - f22 a-
IaDN-Englisi market unchanged AT 6os o. Tor
C'eveland warrants. lrcai market quiet No
foundry Northern, sls0tls -. No foundry
Northern, 81 J0nSIS Na ] southern ana No
southern soft Si7 50lSi7 -. Pig irun certih-
Gates dull and unchanRtd.
St6aR-Reaned firsn. with the lowest price
for standard formulated generally believed 20
be 3 loo net. less ] per cent cash. Raw here
y as nrm but quiet, with centrifugal. % test. az
A5ue: muscovaoo, 20 tess. v-e"c aud tnoiassSs
sugar. - test. . SIZE The London market for
beet sugar was steady and unchanged. with
Apri ana May at las "a and AEEuEt at lAs Is
RiCE-steady. with full but unchanged
prices here and at primary points.
MOIA.sEs and ~ Rt P>-Moderately GC-
tive. Tut steady aud unchanged
NAVAL sToREs-spirits turpentins nrmsr
Lere ana at savannah. with quite good de-
mand and moderate offerings Resin and tar
steafy zud unchanged
OILS Linseea OIL qafet and the high price
Il regard az restricting purchases 20 urgent
needs. Eenned petroleum. unchanged
tbGtpNsEED OII-oulet. but after show
inE come aknsss early. rallied ana az the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23

over. but outlook Is favorable and little " any
warrant for change in quotations. Fancy nearby
SQUADS sell eel S 1es Il sss df a i f6 ss ana
hex BIT Other frozen poultry quiet. Fresh ki!led
-,TURkEfs, Western. average bes. hens. 20
Is 70 pair ana under. 1 n .5sSos: Penn. soesSs
mixed weights. pniis. fan ss 2oa2ic. Penn. $50
a 1sr . GosS ss e - @ sr q e n nas
re; seis, iced. Dry picked. n average. iaH1e'
err. sealGed. 15dI9 &c; COCKS, old, I5c; DUCK
Iy,s ,. sgrins , hearty 10 ssg3ec Ss0UABS
dark. 81; eulIs. 5oa75e; GUINEA fowls.
R yoa ~ and s G.sF gsss 81 sS,. 10
BE old tos Sas32ss. S eIs fSRS esp sroTs
miIk t tsd s; Ssse corn e. tsas ,oss',ss
&c: tryers. if@I7ise: fowls dry pick-S. ia
lsc: COCKS. old. i5e; DUCKS. 11g13c. GEESE.
POTATOES AND yEGETABrEs-New po-
tatoss plenty and lower; old dull and weak
sweet drassins- Onions slightly easier AsraIa-
arm cabSsges steady cucuEo sr Io~er. Ksis
and spinsch in heavy supply and wsak- Lsttuss
cef5t sni higher peas and beans Selling ven
eNcspt poor beans. which drag RhabsTb higher
Torsstsss IN sScessivs slpsly ard low orr
= Sew. nsw Tss e., s5 $sFs5 - red SO
$50 ~ 81 i2asi %; ls5 70 bag, 81 1oGsl IS state
and Western, old. in oulk. 80 n. sies1 - 1s5
lane. sask.t' sscqsi: Other Jersey and peis
ware. S0deoc: AsPARAGUS. Jersey and Penn-
81 IS; Delaware and Maryland. T5eGs2 Is. viz
sinis ioeas2 q; Sorth Carolina. T5cGs2 =;
50 80; ASIsE. New Orleans, DBL s2gsSi BEE-rs.
South Carolina. 100 bunchss. S2GS4 View Or
o ssni sb pol = ioq cGiR ass Scum sr e;B SSi
hunehes. sl6s2s New Orleans Dol. s1fs2. Ber-
S ss, eat Isfs1 sla sSl sigs - ss 2
20 10 sSds3 so. dollhouse, crate Of L to IA 81 50
srs: 20 Bass So s ssgss s. .s 81 DFS sr
ia i ssss - red s, 8 i59ss - S4EsY sor
ss 5a,ss s. s. F sgs % ss m So sots sss
sezsn. sSssSs: Beg s2Ess ciIIcozY. Ns -,t Or
5@ si0 81 sssa =; cshsn. 81 !ssss Is; H6RsE
EADIsH 100 .. s2Gs3: EA ale NorfoIS Bait all
siD Di Sas at0 slasi 80 csroIaa siasa %
F!orias, isces1 80: hOthogse' dozen. 2.g.!.s;
LIZA BEANS. Florida. basket: 81 5o5s5 50;
MUSHROOMS. cultivated. 70. 1880; M1NT.
q 50: Onions. .s.rrnuds ana casan. new. crats.
81 q; Texas. 81 ISS 81, white g .9ss- 90
sias2: red or ysllov. Io5 q s.s gess: y.IIo..
100 y eas s2Sss e OBJ. = sossss OK p.
FTER PLANTS. 100 Iurrhes s2ass 50: PEAS:
Carolina, large, hslf DO s.s<et SO - 20 .siri
sf 8 ;sys si - sIsi hsf 81 s1ssst Fc %
ia. large box 81 6o@s2 50; carrier. stGs1 so:
cuban, s1gS1 %. PARSNIPS. old. Dol. 50cgSi.
PARSLEY New Orleans. curly. boil 81 c5dsf 50.
plsin. 81 59Gs2 %: Bermuda crate. TJc<5S1s 20
MIN 1rid Rip Sassf S.ss sssE. s
G75c; hotnouse, 100 punches. 81 50ds2; RHJ-
BARB Jerse5, 100 punches. 81 5oG 81 30; SEAL
LIONS. Jersey. 100 punches. I5cGSl =; STRING
BEANS Florida. wax. basket. sfds2; green $40
81 90; SPINACH, virginia, Dbl. .Jd0oci Balu-
more 55d5oc. nearby. 60d 40c; SQUASH.
Florida white OF yellow. box sf1S 30; Cuban.
white, sIz1s1 so: TURNIPs. rutsbaga. Dbl s5cd
81 IS: white Old. 5OdTJ TOMATOES. Florida
carrier T5c6sI 81; Cuban. T5c7si -: WATER
CREsS, 100 punches. s1G<I 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23
STREET RAILWAY STATISTICS
Hudson and Manhattan Subway and
Tubes Lead in Gaming Capacity.

Tie Pebble Service Commission yesterday
gave out the report prepared by DR.. A. r.
y cher. CHIEF stafistioisn. upon street rail-
way operations in January last for the
greater city.
TIE total number 81 passengers paving
farc g. January, 1910. was 155.5Z,1G I'd
those who travelled OF transfers p 5I7. sgS
The amount received from transportation
was s. 15-.o54 g.
The highest revenue a car EE-le-thsr g..
earned By ore car IN going one mile. on an
avcragc-was 4e15 cent iu to subway and
tubes q tie Hudson . Manhattan Railroad
Company The next highest revenue = Ger
mile Is to be found on the surfaoe roads in
Mar ha+tsn, g g cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23

Chicago. Aprff e2-rFEAT vas r>r--ous. md
IN husl furry closed sac % tAsc htgf-r, sver-
selling ard reports OF insect activity IN Soutf-
western deids befnx TIE corrroiffrx rsrto-- IN
the Upcurr- Tie cash v>>sx r1arkse I'm
proved and aided it's support 20 thu rfstux qso-
tatiOns- TIE advance cecar-e tor. stked
the end OF the session, ADpr,acheS. and I'm fhs
asst hour sharp MAY sxfns 10 20 81 90
from 81 % y. yGry advanced TO 81 GA rom ito
low o. 81 on. ard Ssa an Der touched & Of eroru
a bottom Of 9eAc- Stattscscal news shown
IarEe worlds shfDrnerSs and Ssarish Continental
MARKETS. we're ignored IN ths uptu~n- Trs Gloss
was strong and near to the Too, WIN MAJ 10
10 sc NJ az 81 0s = 6sf 0s7s. July. 1dfAc high
81. 81 02is. and Sepssnsb~y Il IN ~ ~ ao7s-
CORN kept firm tone With 0ccssaeual reispses
and closed strong OATS kent within marrow
limits. while provisions ccr tfuued Sf7-f- --csrc
strength and closed from DC 20 1T higher for
ribs and lard and sc 20 20 70 s1r pork. Eznss
of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. AEril c2-'Ihs Commercial Bulle-
az" ~-i7 sa- q the wool market SATURDAY..
Trading is stil CcrHred 70 = cCnparatit ely
narrow volume. but considerably more wool
could bs sold u dealers were disposed 70 grant
further concessions However. there is a
r-rrar feeling. ed . Is believed to &c sbso.
l1felv unv-fEs 10 sell supplies 81 lower ratss
tEan a. which tnev can be replaced IN thc
4, ounfr- zine 20 fine medium Clothlrg terri
tory selling quite steadily At So q sc. with
65 y So realized on strictly nne. Mauufactur-
ers are testing staple territory on basis ~
about - b SO secured. and important sales are
expected within week Or ten days Ohio
washed delaiuc is selling moderately AZ 50 n
s6c. uu' aslad leiaine 80 25 &c. and Ohio
quarter blood at % . Soc
Tho shipments Il wool from Boston % spril
81 inclusive. were 81 sos 600 pounds. against
s 81. - pounds for tbe same time last wear.
Tho receipts 20 April y. inclusive were -
ST Z go pounds, against os e55 92a pounds Tor
tie Same period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23
GUSTS CREAMERY PACKAGE CO
Minnesota Supreme Court Holds It an
Illegal Trust.

ST Pau, April 2.-The Minnesota ST.
prcuc Court hello to-day thst The Creamery
Package Company. incorporated IA Hin
ols and doing business ian Ovatonza.
MINI &C. = CON binatiOn n restraint Of
trade ana ordered forfeited its license 70
do business in Minnesota.
The court rules thai 81 agreement when
had been made among several corpora
tons forming the Creamery Package Com
pany b. pooling or combination OF inter-
csts and only q nominal purchase end sale
81 properties. The Creamery Package
Cumpanv. according 20 the court records,
has branches in Minnesota. Wisconsin
Iowa. Illinois and Vermont. The company
deals in butter making machines and gen
eiai creamery supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23

Spot quiet. with prices 10 points lower at
lFi5S for middIinx upland and 15.4oC for mid
ding Gulf. Delivered on contract. 3 800 bales.
Liverpool cables: spot cotton dull: sales. 600
bales. speculation and EXPORT, 500: American.
5000. called 1 600. imports u 600; American
- 600 Midditng upland 1.s1d. Futures opened
dull ~ points advance. closed barely STEADY,
unchanged 20 ga points lower. April. I62 Z d !:
ADril-Nay. 5sd; May-June, 1854. Junc-July.
ZIG: September-Oc October. 6.T4Zd: October
November, 8.51d. November December,
G. 4arzd: December-January. 64TIkd: January
Februsrv. 46isd: February-E arch. 646G .
March-April. 6.45 "a.
COFFEE-Inactivc, with sales OF 6 500 bags
and after opening steady az unchanged TO 5
points decline Trices showed snail changes
closing at I point advance 20 decline At
the close Havro ives 4 frame net advance
Hiils Hamburg was unchanged. In Brazil u
vas 4 holiday IN THURSDAY. and no cables
vero received The spot situation continues
inactive, but the market was steady the
baafs OF sisc for Rio 10 Z. Local contract
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23
SUIT FOLLOWS FAILURE
Secured Creditors Of Brokers Asked to
Share il Loss.

Boston, April 22.-There vas ~ echo in
tho supreme Court to-day % the failure
last summer 81 the stock brokerage Grin
OF Sedcrotlst Barry & Co. Of this city and
Sew York, when carl J. McGregor, Of
Eorcester, brought d bin, seeking 20 have
certain secured creditors contribute their
equitable share OF the loss sustained IN the
~ 10 o. certain securitlcs-
Tho petitioner says that See securities
were placed with the American Trust Com
many nv the brokers ss collateral and
many Of them we're subsequently sold 10
nav the loans A distribution Of the re-
r1sinder De- asked for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Pal River. April 2@--Sales In the print
cloth market Tor the week are estimated al
loo pieces. what little trading u as done
tEis week ~ss mostly - small lots fer nearby
dellveries There is practically no change ia
fhr SITUATION. The tone continuing quiet At up-
changed prices Quotations 8 - inch "a
squares. 81 nominal, 2S-inch. 64xG0 sac
nominal, IS is-iuch. ca squares, 5Ac, S9-inch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
cEABOARD CLEaR8NCEs

tVIION-MaTkeE continued ueTN Gus ana
prices ruled lower under scatteTing liquidation.
With the close barely steady az A net decline o.
8 10 10 points. Interest was centred largely on
the government action against an alleged bull
clique. IN respect 20 which, however, there were
10 fresh Developments. and aside from which the
trade is interested in the unsettled state Of affairs
abroad caused by the Southern spot failure an
rounceG earlier In the week. II seems that 4
number OF Liverpool concerns have been in
volvod 70 aggregate OF something Ike $3.50
90 By THIS failure and private cables reported
very unsettled condition In consequences. south
eTn spot markets unchanged. Cotton ts now
arriving az New York rapidly. and during the
last nine DAYS so go bales have been in
Epected. bringing the certifcated stock UP TO
$4,000 bales. Il r. predicted that there viii Be
80. O0o bales ready for delivery oy RIay l.
Weekly movement figures: Port receipts oo,SlO
bales. against 14i17i last year. overland .
mills and Canada. Il, 917 bales. against Ia. 300
last year: southern nail takiRss estimated
2ao.o bales. against 30 200. last year, loss Of
stock ~ interior towns % 66s bales, against
IL $50 bales last year. brought into sight FOR the
Total crop novsment--Fort receipts 6.61s.Oe3
bales C383 addedl. against 9oSl ,G9f lest year;
overland 10 mills and CaRs.-a. es2.I62 bales
against 1907, 133 last year. southern mill TAX
inss l.955.OO0 bales. against 209o 900 last year;
stoc6 al interior towns IN excess OF September l,
% esq bales, against $50 40 last year brought
into sight thus Tar for season, e.SOe, sol balss
against Il. ,Ss4 laEt year. The total crop
movement e fCr % days this season against
PCS last season. Local contract prices.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-23

New York. April q. 1910.
Observation-Disclosures steady opening
developed some weakness under liquidation.
selling on lower cables and prospects for heavy
Shipments from Russia and Iffuia- but on the
decline good buying developed and the market
gained strength ana closed flrm net ad-
vance Of 8. I1isc- A report from the west
said that there has been an increase IN rates
on farm mortgages OF 1 per cent, thu rate
being raised from TO per cent, and that
reports indicate that country banks all over
the West are heavily loaned out. which is said
10 be due TO land speculation and the holding
81 grain b. farmers. This e believed 20 point
e. probable liquidation on the part 81 holders
OF grain. the farmers holding ability has
been gradually undermined. and indications
point te larger receipts. Cash wheat drn.
with No red 81 - nominal T. and no L
CORN-Noderately active, and after show Ing
some weakness early prices armed up with
wheat anc closed az a net Advance OF a, q &c.
Steamer corn and &c ! were quoted nominal;
export No . 64lac nominal O T. OATS
Quiet. with small price changes. but steady, in
sympathy with wheat and corn. and at the
close values were net unchanged to &c net
advance Cash cats were steady. With natural
white. - 20 So 10, quoted at ASA q 4sc. and
clipped white. - 70 a. ID. 46iz y &c. RYE
Nominal BARLEY-Nonnlnal Wheat, i1clud-
ing flour. exports for the week. according 20
BFadstreets. aggregated 1.2Sa2T2 bush, against
1.S36. 2G6 last week ard 15S5.1Ts last year
since July l 1201T2101 bush. against 1s9.-
627 ass last season Corn exports for the week
s62.042 bush, against 941 200 last week and
I 0s0, i0s last wear. since July I. 2i.1I3, III
bush. against 2062S.432 last season.