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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-21
RooseYeIt ON His Tour.

New York, Oct. 21.-Theodore
Roosevelt is on his way to Boston,
where he will speak tonight on behalf
of Senator Lodge. Tomorrow, the
colonel will tako the stump in New
Hampshire for Robert Bass, the pro-
gressive candidate for governor, visiting
Concord and Manchester. Mrs. Roose-
welt travelled with her husband to Bos-
ton, leaving here at 10 this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-21
To Recognize Portuguese Republic.


Berlin, Oct. 21.-Germany today re-
piled i'll the affirmative to the proposal
Of Great Britain that all the powers re-
cognzc the new republic Of Portugal
simultaneously. 1t is not thought that
any OF the powers will oppose the sug-
geStlon.
Lisbon, Oct. 21.-A breach between
the Portuguese Republic and the vati-
can, as the result of the anti-clerical
policy of the new administration, is in
dictated today in the withdrawal from
Lisbon of Mgr. Tonti, the papal nun
clio. The Nuncio did not say where he
was going, nor what prompted his ac-
tioa, but is believed that the pope has
recalled him.
When Alexander Coghill, Richard
Langleo, and William Crismore left
Bailey's boat hoat Wednesday night, in
the rain and darkness with a boat load of
pig iron, Coghill and Langley went to
their deaths. Their bodies were found
floating opposite Giesboro Point this
morning. William Lewis, ofAlex-
ndria, was a cunning in the Four
Mile Run marshes this morning when
he saw the bodies floating in the river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-21
Verdict of Murder in the First Degree

Riyerhead, L. l., Oct. 21.-Freder-
lex Gebhardt, charged with killing
Anna Luther was today convicted Of
murder in the first degree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-21

The Athletics made it three straight
in the worlds series by defeating the
Cubs in Chicago yesterday by ~ 70 8,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-21

Betting in New York is Z to . in
favor of Dix the democratic candidate
for governor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-21

There are rumors Of a cabinet crisis
in Portugal. The ministers OF war,
finance and public works, it is believed,
will resign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-21

Snow accompanied a gale that swept
over western Oklahoma yesterday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-21

A DEFENSE OF men wealth.
together with warning ;alam-
ity howlers," was m :. II.
Gary, chairman Of the states
Steel Corporation and pr .. the
American Iron and Steel Institute, at
a banquet given visiting steel manu-
facturers in Chicago Tuesday night.
Mr.. Gray asserted that love OF country
burned just as fiercely in the breast OF
men OF wealth and affairs rs in the
breasts of any politician. Moneyed men
no matter what their wealth, he de-
clared, were not altogether selfish or
unmindful Of the welfare of others.
The banquet had been represented as
the seven billion-dollar banquet. 1t
was estimated that the acual wealth
represented by the diners reached this
figure History from the beginning of
time has shown that there ALWAYS have
been worse men in the world than
capitalists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-21

AMERICAS most distinguished pollti-
cal change artist has done it again.
Bourke Cochran, democrat, republican,
gold democrat, Bryan democrat, Tam
manyite, anti-Tammanyite, friend OF
Croker, and foe of Croker, friend OF
Hearst and foe of Hearst, has signed
up for the present political season. The
former congressman and orator, whom
u. S. District Attorney Henry A. Wise
once referred to as that human pia-
nola who responds with alacrity to the
latest nickle placed in the slot, " has
announced that this year he is a repub-
Hcan and will take the stump for Theo-
dore Roosevelt and Candidate Stimson.
Cochran recently completed term IN
Congress as a Tammany-Congressman,
and sometime ago it was rumOred he
had asked the democrats of the First
Congressional district OF New York to
nominate him to oppose Congressman
Cocks, Roosevet's friend. The conyen7
ton. however, named Martin Littleton.
Richard Croker first picked Cochran
up and made him one of his intimates,
sending him to Congress. Afterwards
they quarreled and are now bitter
enemies. In 1896 Cochran took the
stump against Bryan. Later, however,
he came back y he fold and became
an Charles Muir
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-21
him as Tam

In, 90 Tam pOkeSman four
or0 400 in oa lg Tammany's
nge Of heart organization
"A tho nom Hearst for
rnor Then quarrel
ho,yaon Murnbv ,ckran and
N,r,,bv turned h for a re-
domination Since il Cochran
hos heen sore ON Ia nd all its
works.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-21
TH0S. LANNON

n OST.-A gold CUFF BUTTON with
IL initial M. " marked thereon. Finder
will please return TO the Gazette office
and receive reward. cct20 st
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Kansas CITY. April 2T-CATTI4E-Rrcs-F.s.
600 Including 500 SoutEe-rs steady - fe1
lower: choice expert and dressed beet st>e-s.
e. 507TSs =. fair 70 good. 81 +0ISI ~. WssJerr.
SsFS7 So: stockers and feeders. - 6O4So -.
S. 81: native. 81 s0aS7: heifers s5asT 30; bulls.
a. 50aSs IS; calves S5asS =. R0Sss-RsSsiPts-
soo9 15E2oc lower. Jog 81 40 b5.x &c.,, =
S.sSs 81 ~ - go 20 t 10 40 Tght sags0 a lss 81 IS
ass - SHEEP-ReCelpts. b.ltt. steeov. 81
81 C5GS9 35 yesrlings. S5UsS 75, wethers- 81 % ?
ss, ewes. ss1s7 -; stocksrs and fesdsrs. 81 81
East Buffalo. APRIL e7.--CAT-rI. .E--5tesdy;
urfr,a steers Ss1ss a. VEALS--Rscefcts. 2o.
activs aud 25c higher. S6lS$9 -. few - %
HOCTS-Fecepts SO. active, j grtvstsht 53hl-
higher; Workers.. 50 TOTS9 81; pigs. 90 I0sess .:
roughs s. T5RSs 20, stays. Sass, dairiss- - 60
s. -. SHEEP AND LAMES-Receipts. eU-s''
sheep active ard steady; lambs slow and 400
Chicago. A1riI 27.-CAT-TLE--Rscsip- u oooi
stsafy e 1cc lower. stsers. SO 25dsS 80. ccws.
81 s5dsT - heifsrs 81 256ST 90 bulls s5Gs6 .;
calves S3asS -: stockers and feeders. s. 15D
s. 50 TTOGS-Receipts. fe. 60. 1OQ DC l0weT
choice heavy 81 506 81 50: butchers. 81 A5lS0 80
light. MIXED 50 S5Qs9 -, choice light, 50 500
So 20, packing 50 40s-<9 IS. pigs. 50 2ods9 ~.
bulk Of sales. 50 40GS9 so sHEEP-Rsce.pts
-. 600. steady, shsep, s. 10QSS IS. lambs. Ss -
QS9 90, spring lambs. SiogSl5s earrings. IT Iao
Cincinnati. April 7.-CATTLE-Rsostpts i
or. 1oc loweT. fair 70 good shippsprs. 50 10
81 -. common. 81 T57S5 - HOGS-Reoe.rcs,
2411: Ice lower; butchers and shippers. 50 eSs
80 80. common. SsGS9 g. SHCEP-Recairts-
los. active and higher; 81 5oGS7 20. i8raos ac-s
tive and higher: SIS 5OGSS 6.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28

s. ! COW. sTo n. IS. I. SEQ n. - IS. 10. Is,
e iS.s 81 h s. SO l. p 90 3 3 3 3 fs.' is 81 = so
$40 n g GO n g :, g 2 ,,sS s,2 = p q = = ,oo
r D. 8 s.; i2ss n So $50 ,rs = s $ e. e % ::
]. 8 sif sjs : /. : 3! & g :. y = g 81 s.
= g IS saa 7; "a. !. $50 n. 81 90 "A. eis ..
Jsliitfs. Wrirhs & 50 co~,. $50 =. 50 81
GA n 81 So. I bull 1910 n, -. Z. $50 y. 81 y
CALyEs-Recsipts. 463I. iucluding 55ss fs~
rnaintslnes at Jersey CITY. while a, the 0ta
street yards the marsst vas tsiy soc sisasr
cSoios vsaIs sold a. sTqso 15 per 100 -. cui.s-
s5gSsJo Dressed cslvss sim a. sgiflsc per T,
for city dressed vsals and saisc Tor country
sales! Q Curt. Sen a. vasl., :, - lss :, -
III 70. 50. Il cufs III n. 81 - throwours.
12s u. IS, Z. 80 y. IS.
22s MI III - = So s. 81 lis n 50 s 10 n y:
f2 th7owouts. fc5 10. Sc 50. 8 III n. s..
$, IS SIS i2a ~ 50 -o-fr s. ss fi7 n S. 81 tig ssSo
outs. III y, 81. u cuIs. fo1 u. 81
" otis Co: 12s vesls. 1Ss y. 50 10
Ne,son o. Z e Mecsb.: a. v.al. ias .. soTs; L
f2o 10 50. l. 1O5 10. IS 80. Q. t4s - So. 3. lib %
s. 80. 8 cuIis. 10 70. So. l. roo n. s.
p % g e 's; s. ias as n r. g ''' enl'- ~ p 81 :
Andrew Mullen: 3 vssls 1sf -. $40; =. III =.
so: Is 1f5 -. So 50. rs. f1S n. s. -. l. ~
10 ss Q cuils. I33 n. 81. :. go y. g
r. r. Hollis. vesis. lJS y. % s.. , IL =.
santers. 4 vsais. f45 70. 50 IS: 7c. rs -
80 so; ga. i2s -. 50. eaIs. iof 70. 81 80. 40 .
s Judd q Co.. a. vsals, rs y. 80 80: IO4. IA
70. 40 40. III. 123 y. 50 37iz. I6 I'D -. 30 -:
5 culls III -. 81 20. ~. % -. - 81
Tobir & shannon: i81 veals. III -. p 81
SHEEP AND IafSfBS-Receipts. >SiI csrs- /
6.6O4 head. inciGdzg ga cars Tor ire nnarS@t. /
T1s cars sale sheep almost nou1fnal. vitn =
steady feeling. lambs slow. and common ara
rnsci1rr grades 15G15c lover. pens not duts
clea red. common clipped sheep sold az 81 1yo
a. 50 ps- 100 10 Inferior - gOof clipped lambs.
Sass 20. good WOOL 81 lambs. 50 20. no srrfcrlY
n-f<rs offsred Dressed mutton slow az I2isaf5, 4
rer m. 2 fsw az IS lsr1ec dressed lambs ar $50
Is: country dressed hothouss lambs az SSfsI I
per carcass.
saIes-Ker-s Commission Co.: f43 unsncfn
Buffalo lambs rs - average. 50 ~ pe- 1O p 7
221 clipped 60 y s. 20. 2@5, ~ -, - 5pt sl1-
60 n. 81 30. 27a 50 =. s. 50. Al. 81 -. 81.
Tobfn & shannon. - clipped Bu1to lssnos-
20 NJ IS. fI9 G2 70 s. 80. IS. 20 n. 81 J0
7 4, Cilr-is & son fs clipped NsruI 1nt snser-
20 -. s.. do. IS n. 81 %.
HOGS-Receipts. % cars. o. Asst Sad. ~.
rlusfpg half a car for the market. Frces rull
steadv az 50 aof $40 Per 100 n FOR tsht ard (
medium weight hogs. Country dressed hoss duh
sses1s tudd & Co; u state hogs. ia n
a. erags. $40 per 100 y.
sanders: 10 PennsyIvsnis hoss. is6 n
SO %; l. 23O -. SEQ
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.
The iron Age" says:

''The iron Agc" says,
Interest naturally centres in the move
ment - reduce pig iron output and sur
plus stocks. In the East one New Jersey
and four Pennsylvania furnaces are pre-
pairing 20 blow out, Being Of less than
modern Calibre, they represent about a
Thousand tons a day In Ohio two furnaces
have gone out. one at Columbus and one
a. Toledo. Tho pig iron output of some 81
size steel Companies has also been reduced.
No statistical measure Of the curtailInent
fhCs far viii be possible until tho compila-
ton of the blast furnace statistics OF next
week. Meantime the pig iron market is
olfefer. Consumers who have predicted a
further settling OF prices are siill waiting
1, ifile n T. admitted that the adjustment OF
purrly 70 consumption may now proceed
o. DIdIv. A. 81 Birmingham for 20 .
Southern .Ton. more resistance appears 20
ef0-ts 10 depress the market, though at
that price there are free offers OF iron for
aav delivery this year
purchase of 500 tons Tor A stove works,
srn and 2.70 tons OF Northern iron IS the
largest Transaction % tho week The
amount taken a. Cincinnati by q large
10 lieved g. have been 1000 % 1900 tgnf
o~ les. than a. fret reported IN finished
iron End steel the wcek has been Lnsvent-
ful n - evident that the crops @ii be a
foremost factor On from trade calculations
dilsfc that some recent reports a damage
have been exaggerated. Tho export Tail
irs1e Las made - for The lack OF doInes-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
n. q w. DIVIDEND TO-DAY
Wall Street Hears Common Will Be
Increased 10 Per Cent.

The directors OF the Norfolk & Western
RAILWAY Company ere scheduled 10 meet
to-day for dividend purposes. and there is
q belief in some quarters that they VIII
place the common stock or per cent
basis. The Representatives OF the Pennsyi-
Naria Railroad Company on the board arc
SAID ~ be IN favor OF the higher rate. ard.
as the Pennsylvania controls the Norfolk
& Western il is evident that their wishes
would have weight with .he other direc-
tors. In quarters that should he vel in
sorrned. however. Il was said that the Ques-
ton of an Increase in the common oiNi-
dend had not been fully decided. and would
not be Until discussed By the fuh board
al to-day's meeting.
More than ordinary interest attaches TO
the meeting. as the action OF the Norfoik
& Western directors on the dividend Is eN-
pected 10 give some line on what the ol-
rectors of tho Pennsylvania Railroad are
likely to do al their meeting next week IL
the Norfolk & Western dividend Is raised
Wall Street viii look forward with more
confidence TO the rumo1od increase IN the
Pennsylvanla's rate TO : per cent
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK Arril e. 1910
BEEVES-Receipts. las cars. or 3 i22 head.
including - cars for the market ~ ears on sale.
Steers slew and fONIJc lower. bp.-z strong. COWS
rrm % i01i5c higher -Four cars q steers were
held over Ordinary 20 choice steers sold st s. y
GsS 30 per 100 70 bulls 81 75asS 4o. cows. s. IS
1SG tsiIends a. low S. Dressed hvct con-
tpuef DUH ~ '4t l2i1c per 70 Tor native sides
i2F14c for hiuds and ribs. QG Toe for chucSs.
No later cable advises Exports today. = 100
quarters q beef
steers 1855 n average s. 40 per TOO n. lS. 1885
N IS 90 H. 1876 n s. 10. fG Ig70 n s. 50. 80
ii5i n. 81 -. rs ohio. 1915 ~. s. so. - 1902 n
s.. "a. ll54 -. s. 90, IL 1ig4 -. s. ~, $ ffte
70 81 so. = 1tl9 n, 81 20. I Bull 1870 - s. 4.
1907 p. s. 50: s. 1925 n s. 80. q 1892 n S. 30.
S P36 -. s. ~. I. 500 n. s. 20 l. SO 10 81 %,
81 cows iO4S ~ s. 90. tc ftt5 n. s. = no. less
n. s. ~. - gIT % g. IS. 81 eS5 n. s. 1s 0l9
10 - 20. O. pos N. 81 Is. 8. $50 70. - 30 2. I2
N 81. 10 sci -. s. 90. 3 aSO =. 81 50. a. So
10 81 Is. g al n. So g.. ~. 30 - So 81
Tobiu s shannon Is Ohio steers tf03 n
s. so ~. 1888 n. $ ~. re- 1872 -. Sc t0
Kerus Commission CourauV- ~ Oaio steer
i343 n s. IS. 20 1919 n. s. 10. 10. fod3 n.
s. 05. Is 1916 n. 81 ~
newton & Co. - Virginia steers. 1898 n S.
b Ohlo 971 n e. 70.
s. sanders. rs Pennsylvania steers. fcGJ r,
g o5. bull tcro -. s. fO T. 1870 ~ 80 10. q
i-20 n. Sc g. go -. a. IS .. eiO 10 g. ~ 4
So ~ $50 esy i2so n s. 60 ? g-5 n
80 h. 81 - g. Sos ~ s. Is II sss -. S Is.
Andrew N4llisn. l bull. ii9o n. So 2. ils9 n
s. 70. : sl5 n, s. So 81. $40 n. s. Is a, SIS u
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28

SPOT quiet, With prices n points lover at
i505o for middliug upland and Is SOC for mid
ding Gulf. delivered on contract. $500 bales.
Liverpool cables-Spot in moderate demand sales
5000 bales. speculation and export. 500. Arreri-
can. 100. called 1000. imports 1000: MID
upland 1885. Futures opened Guist a. 2T3
points decline. closed quiet. unchanged 70 pa
points lower, April, 5.12izd. April-May Z 67d:
Nay-Tune, So June-JuIy. 759izd; July
august. 54t: August-Septerber. T2Tlsd. sep
t1n5eer-octooer. 6s9i7d, octcher-Noverlber.
January. @s2l, January-February. 661d; Fehru-
an -N3rch. C-C01: Narch-April. 6.5qd
tOEtEE-Firm. ard prices at The close
were 7fl0 points net higher sales eS COO hagz
o. which 1000 we've switches from Nav 70
later positions. About 10000 Nav notices we're
lssUed bIt they we're promptly taken ID rarity
b. those Who issued thsm and by carriers or
tEa1ers who had bought Nav and sold later
positlons 70 take advantage OF the differences
With tbs Ma Liquidation nov passaf the
market responded TO moderate buying bv local
speculstOrs- as well as 10 renewed support by
bull interests. and sentiment the close vas
nlors on the bull side. HAVE closed a. = franc
a1' anse Hamburg was l,4A pig hiEh4r. RIO
vas 20 reis lower, and santos unchanged
Private exchange advanced ssd u f5-sd ana
this had stimulating effect On the markets
SPOT was quiet. with prices unchanged on ths
basis Of Shc for Rio No :. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
RADIATOR MERGER REPORTED
Said 70 Involve Five Of the Largest
Plants in Country.

PsttsburE. April 2s.-A merger Of five
of the largest radiator works in the coun-
Try has just been effected. according 10
report here. and on May / VIII begin bust
ness A Tittsburg company Is said 20 he
p strong factor in the combination and
of7ces are 10 be opened here.
Companies in TIE merger. according -
the s:orv. are the United states Radiator
and Boiler Company % Fittsbu-g, the
United States Radiator Company OF Dun
kirk, X. y. tho United states Heating
Company cf Dctroit and TIE Heren-
decn Manufacturing Company of Geneva,
-. y. The radiator department of the
=. 7. Mott Company. of New York is also
saiI - be included in the merger.
The hords are being UndcrVTittcn by the
Fi-st National Bank of Detroit. and the
Citizens Savings < Trust Company Of
Cleveland. Charles =. Patterson OF Dun
kirk X y. IS saio 20 be the president Of
The rev combination, and Il. J. Gross,
also cf Dunkirk, S. The ce-president-
Both men were formerly connected with
the American Locomotive Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

london. Aprfl 25.-Consols closed S-fs
hrr1er. at S1ts for monev and 81 s-1s for
account. Anaconda was 3 higher. az fatt.
Canadian Pacific a higher. az 1SSSs.
Grand Trunk r. higher. az 2SL.
Money I'm goOd demand and supply Dis
counts We're easier on the gold arrivals
The general settlement commenced with
banks charging suffer rates. and cCnse-
OUeutiy the carrying over rates were hard
eT for Americans AT per cent The bust
ness for the new account was fair The
general tone 60 the stock market was
cheerful with cOnsols and foreigners sup
ported by investors. Rubber and oil shares
hardened on bear covering. while Next
can rails and Grand Trunks ruled activs
and dearer.
American securities opened frm on ths
ircrease In the United states steel d}vf-
Gend. the low price issues leading sell
ing of steel ami Anal gamated Copper
caused general recessions in the late aft
ernoon. and the close was Undecided
cali money In London. 8 = f14 per cent. (.
open market discount rate for short bills.
8 r q 1916 per cent: long bills, Sfs D
8 1915 per cent. Berlin discount rate. "a.
per cent. Paris discount rate. "a per cent :
Paris exchange on London. 25 francs 25ts
centtmes, Berlin exchange On London. %
marks 492s pfennigs. Bar gold. 7ss 3D.
American eagles. 16s Sd.
Paris April sT.--Thrse per cent rentss
closed Centimcs lower. az % francs 50
centimes. Prices on the Bourse wers trnn.
Berlin. April 2T.-Pricss on the Boersa
were strong.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago, April 2T.-Servous1ezs an1 activity
marked the day IN the whea- rl- Ea-ly nsr-s
an5 statistics were generally beariSh, and rhs
market IN the first part Of the dav cOnrinued
the slump OF the preceding session E.xcitsd ryi-
murs begin % circulate however. e. tNs be-
ginning OF the last half Of the day To t1s cut
look in Kansas. When ths Official state rsro-r
giving figures "a 20 acreage and condition ar
rived the facts were seen 20 bs more forcledl1i
than the guessworS befOrshard. The report sai@
that 942. 600 acres had been abanfcred and ths
condition OF ths crop vas pu. at % per cent
indicating a croD OF only 4.000.ooO bushels as
maximum against $1,000 600 bushels last year.
Under the circumstances thers vas pro-rpr
scurrvfng b. shorts 20 cover their trades. IN
favorable crop reports from Nebr7sfa. a1f sea-
tsTing news OF chinch bug increased the builis1
feeling September which closed Iast night -
ee7scGSf. opened 99ss69ec. sod down -
aS7sc, advauced 10 81 O01e and closed s-rors az
81 Oo@s. gain Of = -sc- Corn closed sc ~
lower to isTisr higher. and oats lsf7isc n =.
SO lower Provisions scored gain o 1ac n
SeGS2 &c. Eanss or prices
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
OKLAHOMA TAXES ENJoTNED
Railroad Assessments for Nineteen
Months May Be Invalid.

Guthrie. Okla. April Elm = joint opin-
iou by Judges Cottersl and Campbell in the
United States Circuit Court. tie State of
Oklahoma is temporarily ersoined from col
iectinr from the Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Re and the Missouri. Kansas & Texas rail
roads the entire state tax for 1ao5 and 4
portion OF local taxes. averaging Il per cent
The court lclds that part, and possibly
all of the state levy for the first nineteen
months of statehood IS invalid, because Of
Urauthorized expenditure. The court fur
ther lolds That the state board of eaualiza-
ton reduced the assessment on other prop
srt~. but held the railroads 20 fsir cash
-a1ro
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
sEEeoERD SYNDICATE WORK.

10 f-r1.~ate which underwood she Sea
-o'1 ar Line adjustment income e per
''i- 11i.ds. frst offered 30 Tire etoel,hold-
~ t Vll not hc dissolved UutI O,to-
'. 1ie syndicate agreement. which recent
= expired. having been extended ior six
'.iiff. Tie syndicate subscribers were
''it- upon % take over more thaa . Der
~ NE $1,000 30 bonds. Il is under
o--. a considerable block ~ tle bonds
- isifly been placed abroad. and 81 is
lscieo THAI the syndicate participants
'A ~ aoic before October % dispose OF
'-.e elire amount stil on thclr lands.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Ltv.--col. Aprtl 2T.-vHEAT-spot tuff r---
ures stsaev. Msy. Is 4Tsd. July. a Sd. oc-ooe-.
Northsrn. Sc 2Hd. Old. IS ssE6 futures duil
July. IS SAD PEAS-CazsAisn = sd FLOCE
cihc CossO. f41t5 - BEEF-EStra Ildis
mess 125s. PORE-Prin-s mess. Wesrs--. 11Ss,
CUT 67s short RIBS. eos 50. long oiear nn.ddies.
ught ard heavy. 6Ss; short clear backs. STs a. /;
clear bellies. sSs 81 SHOJLDE FtS--Scuars-
59s ca. L4ARD-Prims Western risrceS So
American refined. pals. 65s 81. GEESE
IsOV-Prius city. S3s. TURPEN TN E-Spf--
It's ass 81 ROS1N-con-ron. JOS "a. PETFo.
LEUN. I'D LINSEED OIL as 90
London. April 27.--RAW sUGAR-Csrt trifIsai.
15s- muscova5c fSs. BEET sUGAR-Aprii.
14sR1sd SEEr-CaIc1tts. Arrfi-Iune. s3s
1Otsd LINsEED OIL 39s 81 SPERM OIL.
fs-. PETROLEU ll-Amer!csn refined. SID; s7fr-
ffs "a -RPE.NTTNE spirits. asa fci11.
RCsIN-Auisrican strained. los 81 frs. f5s a..
Antwerp. April c7.-PETROLECA- "a francs
SO cerr'r1es.
MontrssI. A7rtI s5.-cHEEsE--Irpro-sd. eli.
12t. 8i2.c. folders. 129i21c.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-28

Ioudon. April q a s~lection. counprssi-s
II eS2 baies. was offered a. the wcoi suctioa
sales fo-dav Merincs wers actfve a1t nrtn.
especially secured. which were taken b. ths
Continental buyers. Crossbreds wer- N largs
supply snd raIisd STEADY. with the hcrn. trade
and the Continent BUYERS. Coarse however, soit
: psr cent below the March series American
buyers bought only few rnerinos ard cross
brs1s Following ~ the sale In detail. Ns-
south Wales 500 bales scoured. 1Oisd7is n ~.
greasv SIGfs "a. Queensland. 500 bales.
secured. 1tiad12s 1iad, greasy. etstf1s -
Victoria. T. 500 baiss. secured. e A.df2s -.
greasy 9dGfs a. south Australia. 4 30 bales.
secured 1sc2s ed. greasy. s-2d1ls 24sd. Wes-
Australia. 7Oa bsies. xr-ssv. Sad0is "a New
zealand. . 100 bales. secured. 1sIl ia. greasy.
6i4ddts 2iad.