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New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
FORECLOSURE SALES.

ST-PRFIIE COTR1. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
T-1IIT= Pades Plaintiff, egainst Phtitp kr1eSs-
and orbers- Defen1arts.-In pursuance OF a tudz-
-1arr o. foreclosure an1 sale duly made snd
entered N the above-sn-itlet actton and eearins
Safa n. TIA Gay OF February. 1919. I. the uIl--
dersigned, the Referee in said judgInen- narnse-
Trtf1 esfI at purnc auction. az the Exchansa
SsI@zrrar- Nos 1913 Eessy st. in tns Borough
- -Fsnharrar CITY Of New York. or the 1irH
Sav ~ March 1910. az L O'clock noon CT that
Ia bv Joseph P. Day. Aucttones-. the premises
Gj-actad bv said Judgment % De sod, and there
i, SSserfbe5 as follows. All thar certain 1c-.
TIia,e or marcel OF land with the buildings ard
improvements thereon erected situate wing ard
bs5r~ IN me Seventh Ward Of the Borough q
AfsrIsrTa1 CITY Of New York. being On ms
So~-bzrI1- SIDE Of Madison Street. and which en-
Man az rhe Estate OF Henry Rutgers. deceased
Gr FrLi5ees and Poppeltor dated November 18th.
1s13 is DESIGNATED by No sS3, containing N
,-estIth in front and rear each twenty-dve tZSl
fae+ and in length each side one hu-tred
.1Gf, <sa-- be the said SEVERAL distances ard d
,,ss,zf11S more or less. said premises being now
known as No go Madison Street, IN the Boz
,IIe., ~ Manhattan. City OF New York
pa +e4 New York February f5r1, 1910
PHOENIX INCRAHAM. Refcree.
SANT-FIs y FREEDMAN.
kttoruey for Plaintiff.
r=z-a srI Posrofics Address No $50 Broadway
T3ororsh OF Manhattan. New York City
-r7e following is diagram os the property U
sold.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March .-WHEAT-SPot dull: fut-
ures tirTu March, Sc 19sd. May, IS iossd; July.
Is faI4d CORk--Spot quieti new American
mixed, Northern. IS sd; old. 5s Sad. futures
nominal. PEAS-Canadiau. as Cd. FLOUR
Winter patents S5s.- FOPc-In London (Fasshc
COAST, e i0sqf5 ISsr-- BEEF-EXtra India
mess I5s PORh-Prirne mess Western lis
I'd HAMS-shUrt CUT 69s sd BACON-Cum-
berIand cut Ios I'd short rib Ills; clear bellies.
Tfs: long clear midd!es. light Tos: heavy. COS;
short clear backs. 6ss I'd shoulders. square osss.
LARp-Prime Western. tierces, d9s, American
renned pals, 69s. CHEESE-Canadian finest
vshite sis I'd; coIored. eos TALON Prime
city. 3ss TURPENTINE-Splrit As 81
R0SIN-Comlpon, los Cd PETRoI-ECM-Re-
f1ued Ti-d fISSEED oIi~~35s Sd.
London March RAW SUGAR-CsntrIfuga
las 1aIAd: museovado, t3s Sd. BEET SUGAR
March las 3z.d LINSEED-Calcutta, April
I,sur s7s ID LINSEED OH<-a3s %. SPERM
Ollie: PETBOI.EUM--A rersed
Risa- SDirits I'd TURPENTINE--Spirits -
JsresTN|american strained It's ad; Ane. los Cd
Antwerp. March 4.-PErRoLELM-2 francs
so e~ntinaeS. -.
rfor treai March i-CHEESE-Fnms west
ems, l2is lsc. Eastern1, l2GleAc-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05

other grains have syu1pathl5ed- 'otlsh
prices have ad 1sa need in speculative cehtiSS,.
while at the same time reports OF NUTS
going short time have been ndhieIouS el'l
and print cloths have decilned N pLlNF.
not seem to have brought out the business
expected. and s4he wool and woolIen goous
markets have shown Wall'ls IeiluShN -
Settled spring weather IS expected 10 ma
a beneficial effect upon general ulstii3u-
tiou. coupled il Is with an carrier t''au m
ordinary Easter season. best aaNltes a
the Southwest and tire South, where spring
like weather has made for better ousl-
nos Bad country roads and flooded
--rsar,,r have heen a far 10 country trade
in the Central West, the East ana the IA
cifiC Northwest. Settled weather ana pei
shortly in the sections mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
IoND SYNDICATE DISSOLVED.
1thern Railway Underwriters Have
Shared Most OF Issue.

-outr7ru Railway bond syndicate
ss= 1=5 r- :. F Morgan & Co, the National
81 Bank and the First National Sank.
81 oIi- early in 1913 unde-vrote the SoutI7-
n Rzilna- development and general
NJ gage Ter cent bonds. the proceeds %
~ we're used for the permanent funding
+ 10 ossa Qt the reads te-u pora~- obliga-
ie g. has been dissolved. 1t was said in
n connection that Ia-=e percentage of
h r7taI amount OF 5le bonds Ead been
Iis -utsd 10 tire participants
syndicate rl~z- purchased 81 % 0o0 of
h Development -. vlEgR had been re
er ra5 under rhe general plan Of The mort
a securing the bonds for the Tedemp-
se - an issue cE Sd. .eoae'1 collateral trust
r cent bonds issued iu 1894 This block
"a f--t offered 70 The public st = and
-. Hgt ruo price vas subsequently
r2i ==5 ta g. Later IN the year the sEndl-
"a purchased al The deze iopweut - held
x collateral fo- the Ef7.e1f. .@sp convert fbIe s
pc ser- notes. due MAY q, lal1- and the
r. we're called Tor payment The pa1Ii-
pff --lg or this c-ocE was a. s-.- and ir-
Le Tn Tars laas. the bonds sold iu the
DF market ~ -. The highest they have
10 r=E This rea~ = So. They are now
Ee ~
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05

Common TO ehotce yeals sold a. sssi1 ~ . Tezed pre- !a
N culls S6GS7; Wtstetn ca.rs> >,rssssg veaIs ~
S7tiSc far country dressed and safno for dresser
8 sanders i vs1ls % aSG I4 i ~ sIo So
- - ~ $40 < CuIls 1n2 10. 81. ?, 11o n S.
s Judd 6 Co: 81 Western caves aus i''
s. 30
SHEEP AND IANEs-Receipts, Is cars; or
407 head including cars Tor ttE ~ 20,
ain , cars on sale Prices firm for bcth s2sS9
ana lambs Common 70 good snasp 500 ,o,7,s s' s9g
81 30 ner 100 10: medium to prlnS lai1ps. Dg ssG
Sft Dressed mutton firm, ifqlS &c - dIesseu
lambs. 141s916izc: country dressed He'nols'
SAL saiesEW r Hume: 1s1 state ianhs' - ~ 70
avsTsge So 70 per 100 n; state sheep lAo ID
Sc 90 ,o, o,-i, i.,,bs and ,,ear1ings
50 n So s Ohio sheer. 103 tb: s. ,o
JGdd j. Co: ga Buffalo lanos, 2, 60 :" 10 roi S1c,,
sheep 140 n. So
HoG@Recetpts. :. cars, or 1 225 bssd; st5 al al
pigs with sales At 50 SO Gonntry dressed hess
go : Sanders: % state pigs. III n aver
age 50 So per 100 ii. rough. 87o II. at $ So
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
70 SELL STEAMERS
Boston FrGghters 10 90 to
Eastern 5. 5. 60.

4t-.fo-s revs heen pTe cticailv COM
- - ~as learned yesterday, Tor me
n tie four freight steamers oL 'i'e
q. .---,,-i-a-, steamship Company 10 the
- steamship Company 1he metro
e., zzHi r7etair its two speedy turbine
E. steamers. the Harvard ana ''e
d, --.,,,,i-4.- between this city anu Boston
.D-ranr for tie freight carried eS tfeSe
,.,s-e ,,-;1l .-ouffue Itself entirely 10 the
= zssenxer business.
a -, ~esso, tie Metropolitan j. parting
-, f-- freight steamer, II Is understood
& 80 +,,a,-- beiug in competition with The
x,-l. >lev- Haven & HarJfords steam
lines are being operated a a Joss
= - steamers 20 be sold are the IL u Whit
.he : Whitney. the Herman Winter
- -!,e u. :. Dimock-
-z,+b the Metropolitan and Eastern
s,-sl-ir, companies were formerly part
q ,-i,s-iez y. Norses $50. .aeo. Geo Consoh-
= A-o5 steamship Lines. but dropped ou'
--, -tz+ c9urrsuy waS reorEauized Under
~. rf-'e of the Atlantic. tTUf a1s west
&ne= steamship Lines, and are nov Tun
IL roereude-Jlv-
IRE Assets Realization Compa7E' o.
-a John ". Mchinnon. q 1oT1n-r asso-
r. 0- NJ AlClS0- y fFttSt--H--'NF
norlrr7f -oF The Metropolitan Steamship COM
- a. -l,e foreclosure sale several months
- The .co-rpauv vas reorGanized with a
49, or $. 900. GEO consisting O. se,"9''-
80 bonds and s. .0o0. coo stocA- tiTe hum
ar thousand collars tWo-year lser cent
axtes were also issued. Later Si5eo.oee oi
a. stock was retired and an equal amount
of ,ea-vez- uon-i1terest bearing notes is
a. Ne dividends are 10 hc paid On the
10 until al these notes have bcen paid
CT :. is understood tlat in connection
M-r The sale q the freight steamers q
~ =-arti4l norton Of the bonds. probably
IL S600 e0o. viii he retired
his is Tire second time Switnin few
ND tl-z that reEociauous have heel under
[-- tie sale uf some - the Metro
- IAN 5 steamers. In tie former case j
va she Yale and the ERr-ard that were
be:rr negotiated for bur the reSotiators.
the Pacific CcaS- interests. could uot make
- ssfsc-a-v terms and the deal fell through
= Eastern Steamship COMPANY, Tvi'5ch
fxso take over ts= Metropolitan freight
hos s. OPERATES a line Of steamers between
8u or ard various ports III Maine and the
nss.5--r., Provinces Afrer the ce0rgsni2a-
- O. TO consolidated Steaus151 Lines.
a .cs i- vlas formerly - subsidiary. the
r ssrn company WIS taken ovc~ hy Hay
Z store q 70. and rellahiIitateJ-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
AssIcMFE,s NOTICE.

sN-THONv f-LoCCH--NOTTCE IS HEREB4
given by the undersigned that h- was made
4 sesi-raa for the benefit OF creditors CT An
IIJG%-y CTOT-GH formerly doing general
.t6c. brokerage business Nc. 5e Broadway. in
The Borough Of Manhattan IN the City or New
~ and that all persons having any claims
ssatr.--rstd ANTHONY CrOU6H are hereby re
1=Tirsd 70 present rhe same 70 the underslgnec
-. 80 rlars Of trarsacttug business. the Office
o< FSSFT. .cT-yN & HAJGHV0UT. Room 400,
NJ . rector Street. Borough of Manhattan,
Cftr- Of New York. with the vouchers THEREFOR.
5I,J-- verified on or Before the 18th day Of May.
1910 GEORGE 2 ALEXANDER
Assignee Of Anthony Clough-
FcSFT STv% & HATCIE VOUT. Attys- Tor As
= sisreA Office and F. o Address. No :
Rector street New York City. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
80 TELEGRAPH RATE WAR.
: Co. s Purchase Of It's Own Stock
TIrlaIBed-PriCe Over Sl1.O0O.000.

q a=t2H. March s-Tla purchase bE TIE
- Telephone rcwusHv o. the s-.a0
. e- o+ =tS stock recently sold hE the
& --z- rcmpzn .ez was announced here
g -y r- President Theodore n. Vail. Who
: tra. thr stock was secured a. q T-irc
z s-~e-er---z r. cash overture of bct7 eCn
d -a. ola and g--" 900
81 q r.e plan ct she American Telephone
D. -reuv. according II 2Ir. Vail 10 utilize
D. llackav stock iu oNcgauGe for the
81 rI-- 90 several or she subsidiary conpa-
81. (which are being retiuaHcec ana re
kioLued fH order 10 cc1f1e tn" rtivsIe7
m0re-tE of -rr operating companies to e.
e eeE state lines.
81 -e dent Ez1 de.-ed ths- there Wa 10y
,H-- -~- --@ a=---- .0a ra-f rsfr u4r re-
~ zen rra T e-fe-u IuloH and ta0 foTta.
x rzr'a- s. I-7Tr~CIr-- tu ii0 ptEe-
y s. carving 0-- Tie plan tor taa l0-
= - 1888 O. The telegraph. rF -sl1' t4aT
= Telephone company EaS prepared and
u -r'=f 90 afford r0- th= Postal -lE same
q a--a-es ot handling r0iaEr auh messages
o. -=slT ORC Harn- - WIS T%taufe7 10
r. Western TEoH end at rho ~emo -a-C-
understood H=re fHar The purchase
u re HsrEaT --"-= 'sa- nu cash oeEjS.
D. telephone company TsElHE -ar d, With
4 r-.- check
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05

spof rotton quier and ToInfs hlg6er af = DC
for rniddirg upland ana y 2"c for m,a1lng
C-,,l4 sales . 613 bales delivered on contract.
. 700 haiAs J5yerpol cables. spot in good de
nland. sales. 1000 bales; speculation and ez-
-,rrr ( 0NA American. 10000. called cotton.
600 }rnTporrs. : 00o, american . eco MtdiIng
;.nisrd. 500 Futures opened steady. 3Q5 points
Ic-ver: Chased qllter. lover 70 ; POINTS FS6eI,
s+arrr : esr. NIarcf-ApriI "a I'd. April MAY.
7-955.d. Maz-Iuno. lid. June July g 70, ,
July-4ugust. T.5s5zd- august ter11heE. . .
eer+erflef- october C-SsizG October n NoF e1n bf7i
2 ss-zd. November December. f-15d; peeemher-
TarllIsrs 65f12d. January-February and teuFn-
March $50 I'D
COFFEE-Afte~ opening steady and UH-
changed the market Developed a SteadIsr tone
and closed unchanged TO " points adNan't
-rith es.lee OF - o0o bags Hare was IN
changed to 4 franc lower. HaulhurE nn
changed 10 = pfeppiE decline, RIO - fF'S
lower and S5nto= unchanged. Spot sfesdY
Rio 20 quoted at SIC. Local coutract
prices --.-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05

FLOUR AND NEAI-Floyr dpH and feat
grssss 6e. RN EoFd E % fsncr s. os4 IS c6Ri
NBAL-Kiln dried. - % 6At' MI g, 49,
., !. T-FF,T,---yV estern quiet city steady
e. .s,err spring s26GS96 y; STANDARD middlinS
80 - 80 ,- - nan s25 % hllk SIG 15Js2 sacks
r55fddiir= So 7!raS@o so rcd dog $50 ,'Vls n1I 81,
F1ontiny chop SCI 80 bulk. So 90 SACKS oili'''ai
PROVISIONS Moderately active. and 7ttrr
= -ro5eratc decline developed . very hrlh % t"11
~ IsTd amounted 10 900 tierces. including 500
SPOT At Is soc. 100 March ~ l$.Iie. HrS I9e MAE
at 1870 and 100 July al l'-'t'c. go. Pot' e.,
6raTp ftL[p So SCI 30 BEEF-Mess s14q Sli 30:
family, SIS SIS 80 Paeko' $Af n1t ~ ,g} Ms
ti'cll tt-lI5,-. sp4a s2G DRESSED HOGS-Bacons.
1ar. so III. 13c $50 III, 1&tAc; 40 10. 10 -,
pigs. t3fac. CUT ATs-Piellled bellies firm :
Frs.l,t,,- 10. 10 H. 15c, Il H. Ia n II = p.
j. ID q14%C sd. licked r,,1 hams IS stSad a,3s
sS17c LARD-FirH; middle West.
- u s5c: cfty, 13Es % I2%.c Retined
,.aST. soutb America 14.7sc; Continent,
ioi.c sTEARINE-steady' oieo l''-e' city
i@tar TrG.ai,RfGReaned firm at 5-e5c for. 1uo
crsnulated net Jess per cent cash; With
GraWals fairly good. Beet sugar IN Lon,
~ cDaned I'D lower for March, ApTh ana
NJa- I,It rallied 4 q and closed with az POSI-
lions quoted at las 624 ii. cane al los % =
cable from 1pba states tnsI gL1gsI rcdIced
and crop estimates viii be Inal@I lAIi1 - a..
raw here closed strong, with centrifugal 80 80
lest quoted at 4-42c; nuseoN auo. - 80, -,
( = o.. sn5 rrolasscs sugar. 50 LsSt. 3.6ic- sales
we're Loco to 10000 bags Fuba ee9tFifpsHi ,i.
March and Aprii shipment. al !" &c, uaats 4
o. test cost and freight. equal |" f,4-e, ul ;
pSid. and IN cuba some 10000 bags were sod
al 'RiCEIsteady, ~ with fun but unchanged
prices ...-44 s,z.,. snoi
! 5.Ii.erie- M to the end Of dune at l''loH
- qoc ondou steadr. spot. $50 IS. futures
f61 2s sd take copper here Is; % Z 2. lS' -
eIectrolytic, 1357= o. 1ac c@Hsl,rE, @ y = 81 81 So
] : , 80 TTN--Easy. spot, - % u -. 1"c
MarslI. - n 3e75c: April. 3. 60 a 81 Soc MAY
end Iune g. 6e a - SIC. LONDON 1asy 10
| l4o Is 90 futures. $3.50 las LEA 80
snoT $50 e5c Now York and - - a. go go -
East 81 Louis london unchanged d a. II, -s -
epr-r Trp- steady: spot, mug '-9o' -
80. ars 57ls n !. B1c East - LouiS- i-ohaor
1nchangsd - t25 lFoNLo%er o. I'LL o!s ma, 4ssa
,Di - 4 foundry Northern, la29 .
IS so9, 9u't 10 :, 1sQ is 25c. No Southern and
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Fall River. March SALES in the print
cloth. market for the week esttmatet az
about 100 ofH1 pieces The chief feature Of the
Usek E trading the lowering Of the price
OF regulars from nominal basis OF +tsc 70 &C
tre The American Printing Company IS re
ported 10 have secured about 5000 pieces az the
latest quotation Otherwise prices are practt-
raffy unchanged Narrow goods have been the
principal sellers with deliveries extending
thror1eI, the next two or three months Quota
fi6ts csrfhch "a squares. 81; 2s-fnch. 6+x
60 aTsot 3S13-inch 81 squares. Sac Se-iHeh.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05

No / so,,,hern goft, isa1s Doc. Pig fen Ger
'pas,ss Nn, nnehans,sss s,sp sYRUPs-steady. but
SAvAq sf sToRfssI spirits turpenttne ,,na sTr1
wth moderate business Rosin ana tar
Arm. .+-,-
oIIs-rirzeed oil UNCHANGED; Refned petro57
leu1n IN staadv demand a. I.so0 for sfahoa'1
whit. fn berreIs AZ New York. @.sr
COTTnSSrFD Ou-Inactive. and Iaea
showing some weskinsss anIy. ssTig. a. to - polats
adTapqe oral contract prices; -.e--
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
LONDON sHEEPSkIN SALES.

London March "A sale OF Caps OF Good
Hope and Natal sheepskius was held here to
aaV The offerings numbered rs. fosI OF which
Its5 a0S we're sold The attendance was good
There was a strong demand but the condition Of
thA OF ffartugs generzltN was heavy Lag NfSelcd
skins advanced sd while coarse and lambs were
tinc changed short skins decllned i d.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
cutcAGo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

,,,,t,,-, March 4-Buyiug by shorts started
e,tr rai7v in wheat. which finished with med
crate strength. 1sc 10 7s9 &c above yesteIday
Close: s.,es and closed at het declines Of s@.c
to IA 5.c oats were heavy anal tsugss being
gaginH tbc lead of grain. hut held hrm nearly
al dav and closed at advances Of 2'@g-oc
Range of prices
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
CLOVERSEED PRICES.

Toledo March 4-CEoyERs sEEPcaSh. g IS
Mareh, 81 s.; APRIL 81 30; , oetassr 3 So 20; Ne 3
prime. s. 95 March, 81 %. 41siRe. prime. 81 50.
March. 81 so.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
Madison street.

Madison street.
Ths approximate amount of the len CT chsrss.
q, s,tfsty which the aoove-descrthed property -
70 he sold is ST. 1a1 33. with interest thsreoo
rom the 9Th day Of February. 1910. tosesher
[-fth costs ssd allowances amounting % s6fI-@ q
With interest from Feo-IIa-y 11th 1910 tog@ther
with the expenses OF the SALE The arproxin.ate
srrount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other Items. which are 20 b allowed 20
thA purchaser out cf IN purchase money o.
paId by The Referee ~ slsl1 81 and interest
Dated New York Feb Is 1elo
PHOENIX INGRAHAN. Referees.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
nANcINc ACADEMIES

Cr0Rc7E wAII.ACE's schools for Dancins
RRFTTSN. ~ ALI sSeh 81 -1rd Brcacway
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, AS w. le-d S.sse.-
Children. AGultA p-I-A-s 49, ~-S~~-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
CONDITION OF TRADE.
rsr b EeE1ew ss

-r--.. - somewhat severe winter drav-
d ---er-rr- 7- the ra1urfe1 markets. the
e--Hr| ar6 trade sluatf0n shows inn
-asi.-rr. and t..@ outlook Ter Tho spring
- -.- ~ promising II - an easy matter
u ~r1~-r 70 r.rL fsr-@ in Tie situation.
= 'a.r aspects nf 81 1ll.I go u.f 4ror able
3 lQnc tHesr iua- hc IneHrooed tfle de-
q . - "2r41-a ri exports over 2mpoTfe.
e balance q trade iIi fe-"T al il+s yeHH-
Y During rrr current uSeal Eear being
p smallest since 1sFs- and but for tie
II 1EE purchases 60 American securities
81 'ac Ire recent decline there would
q f-@1 Pr Ht7 exports OF gold Then
o. bond u.a--1t - HHfaHorahle for large
- - r"-riia"ii9l- Tire F-lllereiDnl@
B~Se - an ugiE Development, hurting
&c rH -lst cry and lu-ur-uS sentiment
~ HerC Tic hca-- liabilities oT de-
8 l--IH- concerns during ie5Tuar--, one,
b '--erfr. sHiefE to fouE very large fail
o- 1ra BOT pleasant incident : slight
= -aefrs ~ q reduction ia building eBer-
D 2re - Eo noted. There ls also con-
crrs -.s deposition % wait fDL Congress
J arei legislation and court decisions be-
entering upon large business COM
-'3tulr- b-t tn spite of al these
ISs &c Tact remains f.ler "a big vol
o bIs-ttcsz- ~ least closely approx
ttiE normal IS being carried on with
--3 =, promising Conditions in the iron
e5"e. frac" and with q SLOW huf
li-ftotefueTt IN IIc financial mar
-. f-ti- n -s@E arE ard London Two
road report OF -
ei1sE-l 5,!lla s--lGaCe apDcsrod- and
a road earnings during fhree weeks OF
'1'lsFr increased --5 ucr cent Bank
arlaEs outside ~ %ew york g-ere g
ceHf larger tran in 1909 and 1Se Der
better tlau iu 1906. the changes ia
II 1lk being slight Somewhat better
-is rs reported ~ copper
Brad=tree,s SAYS.
ra9s IS sun irresal -. and spring trade
e.-.F- backward IU developing a. many
ft~ ~ eafileI c8F3ltl ions. flooded streams
4ae country roads are Eariousiv as
-i-'- - reasons for The hesitation shown
= el-ru~ llues. but back o. ali these there
81 -i-eel7-abie feeling Of cosSet-s- -atls3ll,
t~ ~ tse uncertainty regarding tie re
F-pH - 3o given higher priced products
t--s ultimate cor-Inlrr- Recorder trade
SIFil2 goods hy jobbers is not especial
'e-2e. ard business 2t first hands - held
'E p-uolHE clearer views Of price mat
ailG crop prospects Collections are
-elt quoted - slow. and Few are bet
fian taET- on The other hand. The tone
VIC securities market is rather more
fefts-.s lseH issues 4 re- tluTe ia evidence.
d tile bond market S. rather better. The
i-s7f fro7 Ssirfatf1n rs. or fise whole, more
p4ESEiug 5 teI fshiC f1od o. cFcE
gang stories Ea- bssn ~ - idense this
= eeA .i' speculative f.larAefs, Lut despite
7s4--s lie price OF wheat LzE EaSgeI Au4
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05


FIRST
Dated dJanaya d." January i i"0
Interest payable January 1ndJuy n Chicago
Application Stock Exchange
00P deannsnns @ nd s9
whole January l. m interest date thereafter
at nc
1111No SAVINGS BANK Chicago
authorized dGnduang ngbondef
Fs FSssBosnd55 5 R @ City .ao
additions 7aono
auhodzds .--.".s sn@N@o
dated Nlen lo t
fa0"s'
~ of rncipal interest of these bonds
Kansas &Texa.R Ry
souri, Pacific Ry.
,Bunng stLoos San fanei N'
aukee&
chsaeo Rok1za &paeheR Wabash r. R. Co.
to pay equal to onetehh OF the
principal whendu o a any Tune
outstanding obligations under TINS
The combined surplus
hans7
WE WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR The ABOVE BONDS
INTEREST.
,,b P elo and @ asd 1 % S
ali and also case award smaller amount ' 4pp
All bijd s 0q be pe @ bon % @ 5
b3qs vi. be 9ays % s9oa Po4 ] nSfbs applied @
allotted M
vIIvea ean us absolute accountability therefor
a,uapna oarrya Of
% MoRcAM E. co LEE HIccINsoN e. CO
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEAROARn CLEARANCEs.

CoTIOA-steatier. nut NJ otLeII.ss 5,oILII ..,Il
4 500 for N4y OF sufficient volume TO preNah'
further imrnediate advances. and IN the later
tredinz lust about lost the gains sstablished
during the middle of III" day. with t1e ctoSe
higher Southern spot markets were unchanged
"a I. = higher INeaSIv movement 4 cures Port
rer5fn+=- - SEo bales against l5G SO last year,
os-orian M 10 mills and Canada 1900 against
-. .JO2 last year: Southern mill taklrss, eSii-
Of stocks at interior towns, b. I39. agdlns'
~ &n:, last year brought into sight for the
,.-pp increment Port receipte, 6,o6e-33 t''+
s+l,i~S .~ecefU+Sn. against S-SfFaf3f1 last
xenr: overland 10 mills and Canada, 6-Jrb5b
against 9T6.s339 last YEAR Southern mill TAX
inzs l $4,000 against 1,S65.g00 last year
stocks ct interior towns in excess OF Septsr7-
ber 1sr .S3.s31 tfL2JS deducted interior
stocks season.. against 51e.cGe last year
hrrrfeiht into sight for the 5eason. S.S4G. S26
slyi1Ist II 72G q44 last -esr. brought into sight
curing February 535.@4t. against e44Hlo tast
va.r The crop movement is fC1 ls5 days
fhis season againzr s6 days lazt season
l.nr.I InntreCt nILCca.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05

Pfts: ,.s. 49,
Ma Ma u 7e $50 p 70 127 L -
/ Pork:
,t c4r7 24qo 24es - IS "a 81
/ 9HIy q s5 "a go OF 81 2481 "a g.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05

York March !. lHlH-
GRAIN-WHEAT-Sh weakness during
the early operations, declining . q 3s c. on
the decline shorts were good buyers and !ats
in the DAY the market showed steady under
tone closing at net advance Of i q l2c. Al
the low point OF the day values showed loss
of over Sc a husleI for May and over j. ior
JULY and traders bought on the theory st.lal d
reaction was In order. although sehtN-lsll
med to be bearsh. The Liverpool marker
was not as low as expected. prices heinS sup
rorted as result Of firmer offerings from
Argentina Export sales amounted TO 10 'oads
No red here quoted 81 IS sales eteN atoF
domestic ana nominal b at9at, No / Norm
ern DuTIth and 80 hard winter, = = =
nominal Z O b afioat. CORN-EasieT Win
active selling early. There was some coFerlhg
on the break and prices late were steaeLII'
although showing a net decline of = q s
Fxport business for the day amounted 70 -
loads including ! loads Of steamer anu "a
Of No ! corn in elevator. export basis otedlllts
corn fSIac. and No + 63 I IN elevator: eN-
nort basis: No 2. 66lzC o b afoat; "a =
Moderately active, closing net unchanzF&G 20 ~
81 9 lower Cash oats easy. with mixed - 70
- h nominal: natural white 20 20 - ~
II u q % &c, and clipped white, ~ 70 = az,
- G54iZC ENE-DuI, 10 western agc
nominal { o n New York. BARLE IN ollllhd d T.
wheat including -four. exports Tor the 49,
according to Bradstreet's aggregate &nts' 90 go
f,Ish against s46,332 last week and @,92o'5t {
last vear: since July I, 1o9.1-S.4P@ Pus!',
against I3SISS OST last season. Corn eMpppI Mpp ~ > ,
for tho week, Es'3 46G bush, against t-S'.o-f
last week and T60 $50 last year. since JuIL l.
1b64c c4sT bush against -. ST. 90 last season
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.

I,iverpooI. March 4-FonoWing are the
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05

Wheat 2P4 sl HS3 5is. 81 20 so.s sI2i. 2ii 81 @
July -. ] 1913 112s I12la y Ks Ks
Septeuber.. / nTSs oS'4 uIes ] t7-@ u775
CaTn... :.
Nav. ------- -.
Iu1E-----.--
September. SO
,,sf Oats sH b1A
New-York tribune., 1910-03-05
EXPORTS.
Cash QuOIATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

'Elevator, export basis,