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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
FAvoRS WAR ON BUCKET SHOPS
President Of Consolidated Stock tx
change Endorses Governments Action.

Charles T. Ba6eau- president Of the Con-
sol6ated Stock Exchange Of New York,
mace the following statement yesterday re
eart.ng the action taken BY the United
states Government 10 close the bucket
sho0s of The country
TIE Couso'idarc5 stock Exchange of New
orE iS iu thorough syups tAy with Ire &C
ti0n which has been taken hv the United
states soNtrun1eut 20 crush out the bucket
Shop evil. vA4cE las been q speculative
sore. responsible Cor immense fraudh and
he's cast uumerite1 oisCredit uuon iegiti-
mate Wall street business our eNcrsuze
is paitiCila~'v v-ci pleased. In view Of the
tact that Attorney General WickerEicarl
propose - 60 n tEo very foundation Of
the .'C0nsolidated stock Exchange OF Phils-
ColpFia' That So-rallcd exchange has
caused great desi OF trouble to u.s. through
fa-uree connected with b. being AZ vari-
Gus times credited iu the public press to
members rf our exchange.
The fact thar tic Consolidated stock
I-EclanE. IF Philadelphia" Ias beeu incor-
T grated under e. Icnv-y-Na nil charter has
made ft alniC.iif to effectively di~.ct z legal
attack upon b. Now that the United Staies
government has taken tbs matter ir hand
there Should he a very different result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

East Buffalo. april s--CAT-I.E-Rscelpts. IS:
nm. prime steers s. 753SS . VEALS-Pe-
,etpts 500, active and Sc higher ar S6dS9 ..
hOGS-Rscsipts, 1000. active best grades 57fO,
sII fIzt Ign loa2oc higher hsayy and mixed.
$40 aOdSi1. rouxhs. $40 foasSI3 Is ss3ri., Rs
Sll 20 SHEEP AND LANES Receipts a A0
sheep active and steady. lambs Zoe higher active.
or nanny. slow on heavy. lambs. 81 2SGSiO. a
chicago. April 6-cATTI.E-Rscsfpts II 600.
steadv 20 strong. steers 81 25dss 81. cows "a a
q 50 81. hei,srs. 81 = 9S7. bulls. - 5O9Ss q
caves. S34S9 =, stockers and feeders "a $50
heavy. $40 70GS1O So. butchers. $40 6ods1O m
Light mixed. SO 40GS1O 80. choice light SID 500
$40 %, packing. $40 6C4S10 20. pigs S1OTS1O 81.
bulk 0t sales. $40 5O4S1O IS. SHEEP-Recsipts
I0eoo, weak. sheep. SO TJdSS. lambs 81 SOD
81 go yeariings. s. 509Ss ..
1000. including 800 Southerns. opened slow
closed strong and active. calves 50c lower
choice export and dressed beef steers 81 5f1
S. 40. fair 70 good. S6QS7 40: Western, s. 1873
s. 10 s1ockers and feeders 81 T5dS6 IS: South
ern. s. 401JSS Southern cows. Sc 50fSs so. IA
tive. So 25dS6 30, heifers. 81 50nS7 81: bulls.
Sc 6o,1S5 81 calves. sass 80 HOGS-ReceipTs
so 3OGS1O 80, heavy. SO 5OGSiO 80: packers srf
butchers, 81 50 as $40 90. Hgh- SO aDQSIO 81:
pigs. S96s9 70 SHEEP-Receipts 5000. scar.
lambs, S5uS9 %, yearlings. So 55dSS 70: vsfhers.
s65 So ewes. s. S0qS7 80. stockers and feeders.
Cincinnati. April s-CATrLE-Rsoeiuts AS:
active and strong, 10Q1Jc higher fair to good
Rec pts. 1851; quiet 1OG15c lower. butchers
snd shippers. SO 9GgS1t. common. 81 25Gs1O Is.
SEEE-P--Eeceipts $, strong at $40 IS Is. lambs
stTorg az S61S9 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
RATIFY s5o,OOO,OOO ISSUE
Southern Pacific Stockholders Approve
Mortgage-otto E. Kahn Director.

The annual meeting OF the Southern Pa
ciic Company was held yesterday at
Beechmont, Ky, a suburb Of LOUISVILLE
The only persons In attendance being three
representatives OF the company. The stock
holders. voting by proxy, approved the
plan for making a mortgage, covering the
franchises and property now owned or
hereafter to be acquired by the company
in San Francisco and san Mateo counties.
California, 10 secure an issue Of $51.Wo.oOO
first mortgage per cent bonds.
The retiring directors were reelected and
Otto ". Kahn. Of Kuhn. Loeb * Co. was
elected 10 MI the vacancy caused by the
resignation of William Mahl some time ago
NJ. Kahn was elected director and nem-
Der Of the executive committee or the
Union Pacific in January, as successor TO
Jacob H. Schiff. Of Kuhn, Loeb g. Co. who
had entered the board last September as
the successor Of the late Z. II. Hartman.
7Ir. Kahn several years ago was director
iu both the Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific retiring ia February, 1875. when
the several members OF his firm resigned
from all railroad boards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, April 6.--ConsoIs closed = higher
At sl-A for money and Slz for account. An
sConda was unchanged az f9ss Canadian
Pacific, IL higher al 1851, and Grand
Trunk, 8 at 277s.
Money and discount rates were shade
easier. and the market does not expect an
increase in toe Bank OF England rate,
Price movements were irregular on the
STOCK Exchange. The leading rubber shares
recovered early on fresh, active buying, but
closed easy. Cold mines were weak on
realiZations Home rails and oil and copper
shares we're well supported. Consols, in
which the settlement was concluded, I'M
proved a quarter Of a point on the reinvest-
rrent Of the war loan money paid yester-
day
American securities opened about IN
changed During the first hour light buy
ing advanced prices Z fraction. Later, diVi-
dend TII1ors helped United States steel,
and with the Wall Street buying in the
afternoon the Improvement was main
tanned. and the market closed firm.
Call money IN London. sass. per cent.
open market discount rates for short bills,
l3-I6d37s per cent: long bills, 1S-16d37s
Paris discount rate, 2l2 Der cent. Paris ex-
change on London. , francs 25ia centimes:
Berlin exchange on London. - marks -
pfennigs. Bar gold, as SD. American
ca giles. 7ss SD.
Paris April s-Three per cent rentes
closed ~ centimes lower at IS francs 72l2
centimes. Trading was dull and prices
were heavy on the Bourse.
Berlin. April She shipments Of gold
fTom New York and Amsterdam to London
created = better feeling on the Rcerse. and
prices closed higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
PATTEN DENIES BIG LOSS
Didn't Sell, but Bought on Cot
ton Slump, He Saws.

Although James A Pstten is getting
ready % retire frorl active business on
July :. he sul has a large interest in the
local cotton market. where he continues 10
be one of the leaders Of the bull party. I;
was reported that he had lost sl.5oo.0o0 on
Tuesday. when The hears succeeded I'm
hamrnering prices down 80 points. hut when
seen yesterday at the offices Of J. :. Bache
& Co. at No. L. Broadway. where he makes
his headquarters when in this city. he de-
MED that he had lost money on the slump.
ii they thought I was selling cotton yes
terday they We're very much mistaken" he
said. "ou the ether hand. 7 bought on the
break. 50 you cen say that 1 haven't lost
Si.5c'.ooo- IN fact. I ana perfectly satisfied
with the situation. I am accustomed TO
hearing reports about being broke but I'D
TO the present time 7 have been quite able
10 hold my own"
Mr.. Pstten went on 20 say that he became
interested in the cotton market because he
felt that conditions warranted higher
prices. and had found no reason 70 change
his opinion. Cotton at these figures lie
added 'is a buy"
I~ regard 10 the reshipment OF nearly
thirty thousand bales Of cotton from LIVER
poos~ 10 this port. Mr. Patten said that The
short interests which were behind the
movement were losing from 81 TO s. a bale
on the transaction Their only reason fo-
bringing this cotton back to this country.
he added. was 10 demonstrate that there
was q large supply available. and he want
81 - know why. Il there vas plenty Of
cotton. the shorts did not get II FROM the
South. instead Of bringing IL all the way
from Liverpool. where the prices we're
higher than here. For his part. he said, he
did not care whether cotton vas shipped
from abroad or from any other place. he
was stlll bulush on the cotton outlook and
cd not believe after II was all over that he
y would have anything 20 wcrry about
Prices on the local Cotton Exchange
opened 70 TO = points above Tuesday nights
close. and the upward movement continued
curing the session. final prices showing net
gains ranging from 70 to 8 points in the
various options. The advance was attrib-
uted n active buying by shorts and spin
uinc interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07

s. %. bulls. 1920 u. S. 2. 112f u. "a %:
8. 1880 D. 81 s.. : 1909 10. 81 so. .. 9s9 10.
los s. ~ q 81 S. o. go l. so IS Il s s0T ~
81 20. l. $50 10. 81 2. 1OtO Ib 81 s.. %. s4s 10.
8 90 . TsS 500 10 8 3. e. 80 Y g aS q: 2 ,sI
40 y Sc y, !, l. $50 zoo a. e s.; 2 500 s1 70 e So g.
Andrew Mullen; / bull. go 70. 81 s.; Z, $50
u. 81 50; 1s COWS 100 ID. 50 20. Q. 500 %.
JeIiiTs wrixh, = Co: 5 bulls. SEQ ID. 81 80.
I. 200 u. 50 30 2 cows. 81 10. 81. 2. $40 ID.
W. r. Hume j COW. o5O ID. s.: 3. go 10.
CiLyES-Recsipts 3 4s7. fneiudiny 2.71s FOR
decline % ga 7Jc. with some sales 81 o,
from MONDAYS prices. The pens were nearly
cleared Common 70 choice veals sold az
81 30 80 80 per 100 ID cuIis. 50; warnings
en- gT1yara "a s ssyss g tsf 90 md
~ l0e l4c per ID for city dressed veals' 90
12ke Tor country dressed.
ID average. s. 80 per 100 10; ts 125 ID, 80 IS:
a. ~ ~ 10. So 80 122 u s. 90 50 II. ~
ID, So 80; Q euttsrmilk calves. 100 u. 81 ..
Nelson McCsbe II veals 13T 10. 50 50;
3 S. IS g. & So y s6 r. s = =? ITO i Z: So So s
cgns. TO 70. s.. - fed calves. IT. 10.
Andr.w stuGsn Z veal. 80 -. 50 IS. 4
l4S y. 81 so, IS t05 u. 81 80. 3 IS u. SO 50;
JeiIi1s. WflSSt a 60 I veal 1ss Is. 50:
-. 10 il. s. -. i2o. f1s u So L. - 10.
-. ~ - ~ 30 cd4'Vs' -AV % - 90 Il
" r Hume: So vsals. $50 ID. 50 50: 1ot.
12l p. 50 % s.. rs ID. s. l2's. =. 1O5 10. 50:
b W OTIS Co: - vsais. II 70. 50 -; a.
H II Hollis. - vsals fi3 n. IS
n s. 1880 go q, f Go y T. y s3s ~ 10 ~ 81 s. -! s.
10 70 yea. 20. 1is u. 81 =. Is. 10 70. 80.
Tebia shannon: ia vssIs. 10 70. 50. 30. la
n So. 50 10 n. S. SO. 9. 10 n 81
sanders. 81 veals. l26 y. s. - 2 100 -.
n. 81 92 n. $ 80. 20 cIlls. Zoe n. -. ed
Kerns Commission Co: IS Indiana calves. $50
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receipts. ira cars.
or AGA head. intending 19i7 for saughter
ana pa for market. Sheep and good clipped
woollsd lambs easier PENS not quite cleared.
Poor % coed w0Ouai sheep sold AZ Sjf<7 80 PER
~ 10. : head. - 80. common elpped %, ~ 20
shorn culls, 81 50 few state spring lambs 81 50
dressed lambs. 16a1sc. country dressed dollhouse
. sdlssa >. : Jqsa : CO. 2l1 eI,gPss sgra,o
slra. 81 n. 50 .: STATE. 20 y. So So unshorn
lambs. IG 70. 50. ia clipped - n. 81 70
IS6in s shannon: 10 unshorn state lambs. 80
70. 50 spring lambs at s. % each: DO. Tor g.
MS ~ A. sa :, r Son IN :. 2'@ STATE sheep.
HOGS-Recsipts. 2sts cars or 5O7s nsas.
includ ng about I'D for the market. Prices easier
try dressed soEs slow SV az ia a. vs 81 C'n
-ales-t y Hollis. q state hogs. 182 -
s,yerase. ST. . per 100 n. I rough. 80 -.
. Judd 3 C. : state hogs. ss5 u. s11 -.
81 =: rOughs. 3s1 n SO Is
sanfers = STATE hogs. - n. ST. IS. Is
g. 141 n s1t 10. 5. ~ M ST piss. 20 n
81 10. roushs 52s y. SO -. g. ccO n. $40 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
RECEIVER FOR GRAIN HOUSE
Prominent Chicago Firm Forced to
Suspend.

Chicago. April Charles H castle vas
appointed Acceiver Tor the cash grain house
% " A. Merritt & Co. whose suspension
YVES announced on the Board OF Trade here
to-day. The nrm has for many wears been
ore Of the most important in the cash
Erain trade.
The reasons for the suspension are clcss-
ly analogous to those which on Monday
forced another cash grain house-the Burns
Wants Grain Coupany-to suspend name
~. the decline in corn prices recently.
Eastern customers cf the Merritt company,
having bought az the high price for later
delivery, are said 70 have repu1iated their
contracts when the market declined. This
forced tire brokers 10 seek other outlets for
their grain. and while holding r. much Of Il
went hot or. IN other words. rottsd.
Tire Liabilities are placed e. S2oo,ooo and the
assets al 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
COPPER MYSTERY SPRUNG
nFer to Exchange Anaconda for
limited Preferred StirS Street.

v-s~ Street vss tryizE 70 hgllre out yes
go. What was behind remarkable offer
r.s-e 10 preferred stockholders OF the
t--..os conner Company 20 exchange their
t.,rl. share Tor share. for stock OF the
.-sco-da Corper Mining Company -
,--f.~7 Conner preferred Be- quoted nomi-
ra,v or the curb al from sc 10 SO . share,
r--ae Anaconda Is selling ~ present around
$50 share. TIE best solution OF she mystery
s,-es-ed 20 bs that some phtiautlrorist
rs5 come forward who was DESTROYS Of
ra-tsnv reir,bursIr< the stockholders of
f-,ites corner f1- t.- losses they had suf-
f..-oo is tie ee~--.fr-aI collapse ia the
panic.
Tie offer V1s contained ln a circular sent
p +be r-eterre5 stockholders OF the United
copper Company Icy TIRE western Develop
rent C8rvauv. which vas founded or
vbps ras lee, %, the assets o. otto Heiuzs
a. co fire failure q which firm. following
i-- unsuccessful attempt 10 corner United
,5prr-. iri-.a-cs the 1917 panic. Tho cir
rlls~ read as FOLLOWS.
The holders - nearly twenty tbCasa1d
shores ~ TASTED Copper preferred stoc6
tive consented 90 exchange 'aeir sfog B
.-ere frr share trr stock OF thC Anaconda
g. Ero~- 80 q SHAVE cr The New Work
STOCK Exchange and pet ins dividends ~
s-ate tll-..-.s - +, ..~,,.-,,-s.,.- a
~ - bey-~c T-.,- 81 ~ 80, ,--sr. would ~
te~cst sou for -clr holdings 81 United
Ege- Ie-=., .', z, w. ,,.,,s-
M 5-o-~ r-c-I- roiss~rs ares
-. Ill. ..-.-.-..,,l .t,, ,5o ,~-o--,- .Ior-
.,---- ..s-..--5 J., 81 .s, ,,i-,--.,.~ i, e
80 49,, - --,.---.-. 49, -.o..i-
.,--.'- -. .-...-t- -. - .,.,'.,,,,s.
-. - -. -. 80
- r.. -,-, ,----,,-, 7,.,-,f--,-,,-, con-
---- - .....5 - ~ go, t5.s.-.-s &
......,.-.- -. ,.-----s, -+-,-l- 49, =
.---- 49,. 49,. --.,-.-- -..--,,s ~ -+-ee+
.-- $500 49,. 49, 49,,
-. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
LAEGE GOLD PURCHASES HERE
~ Advance in British Bank Rate Re
rsrded Probable

.---. hr~N F-Tro Bank 70 Enrisui
r-0 reuer ~ -.z- an ounce o-er he
ORDINARY market price ~ 7ss. al tor S.
5000 - eagles recently engaged ,- %ev
'r-. t.~ shipment 20 London. net The
.fFf- r'-----a tE.1 morning probably VIII
ne e-- f--'.er purchases m present. IFo1-
= 1. rr~ ror. IS sending sold to-day and.
i1 tr Sank % France has previously
Ta f- make any shipments r. S.
T9c-r --7- s7-c nay 20 released On or
c|- '7 E-..c.t r. rise m The bank rare.
T-r - some quarters le considered ga~-
H fo r-ld l- t.- reserve. which is
sr.c3 --''ars below The corresponding
'.r.f re- lszt .-a-.
Bankers are inclined 'o t.nk that ~o
z-a~ee lr tre bank rate VIII So made.
ICED ta money I1arEet assists bv
Beer rE tfo I..-c.rf rates firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07

SPOT quiet and so points higher at
Il S5C for uiddlinE upland ant i 1Oc for
middliug Cult. sales. oil bales Liverpool
cables. spot IN good demand. sales. IS 900
bales. speculation and export. 1000. AmeTi-
can, 1000; called cotton. 1900. imports
1000 none American. NfjdliuE upland, SD
Futures opened very STEADY, az I 20 g points
decline closed barely steady. IL 10 ) points
lower April. Isl I'D, April-Nay, T.56d. May
June. T.5S -5d, June-JUIy. T-49d. JUly-August.
: AL August September. T-1SIz September
October sod, October November. 8 sid, No
vernber- December, 1854 I'D, DCcember-January,
= - 2 O, JanUarv-February. 5JOLjs February
March ana March April. 8 sod.
GOEEEE-Quiet, sales amounting - $3.50
bags but prices we're steady. closing IN
changed % points advance and sentiment
was more bulltsh as the market appeared TO
BE- sold out. and offerings late were small,
while at the same time there was some i'm
7rovewent in the demand Favre was IN
changed 20 Il franc lower. Hamburg un-
changed 70 Il pfennig decline and the
Brazilian markets were both unchanged Spot
very quiet with buyers NOT disposed to sup
ply future requirements. but the tone was a
little steadier. the basis Of Sf- SS.c for
Rio No :. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
TO BENEFIT W. U. EMPLOYEES
No Dividend Increase Until Salaries
and Conditions Are Resdjusted.

The executive committee Of the Western
Union Tolerrarl Company adopted yester-
day The following resolution.
''Ttis corrmittee recommends 20 the board
oi director that no increase ir tho present
rate a. dividends he made until tho Plant
az rle company. wrcrever it may be found
necessary. is placed boo the highest possible
condition. th" working conditions Of the en-
pllces improved and their salaries rear
RANGED. recognizing iu this readjus'ment
merit proficiency and length II service
moGine1 Bog location"
Colonel EoDerf O.. ClUur.. president - the
Western Union company. in expansion Il
tIe executive committee action. said.
"1H earnings ~ rac company above ire
r-e-ert di-idr18 rate ~ o Der cent Ter an
mum VIII be- pgt into The PROPERTY in order
% raise % 90 tho highest standard Of er-
fc.er.r Fherryer renewals of trllI, lines
ere necessary. f is our Intention 80 substi-
tuto copper for iron wires. This viii tend
to improve greatly fn- efficiency OF trans
mission. Tho srccr Of Transmission II all
MESSAGE. o. 90 ,e increased ry the frf-odur-
ton cr additional equipment i1 Offices ana
additional direct wires between traff7c cen
fre~
.V..h the expansion Of our luIEcsg
.rfHrl.s haze become imperative iU the
physical co.l't.ou of many Offices. both for
tI.. a-r-..-laIlfioa az tle public and tie
v.cTflI. - orr employee. Tho capacity ~
operating rooms bias almost been reached
u many cities. We plau 20 enlarge ana
improve .re offices iu some OF these places
arI -9 move into entirely new and better
quarters 90 other iocalitios. Tire company
fs- tlsns r1r improving The working con-
llr.oHs of lt- employees ana Encouragement
~ salaries. CE policy r.n bo 10 treat
employees individually ss human beings and
0of ego huiE -9 Cd mathematical problem. re-
Wording merit as ~ deserve in an cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
ECHO or OLD FAILURE
J. G. Ebersole, Piano Maker, Files Be
lated Petition.

C-r-tr-stf April e.-LIshilities % g.
Ioo09 and assets 81 Sso we're listed by
Joseph q. Eb-rso'e. i1 petition IN bank
r1ptcy Med in the United States District
Court here t0-La-. Nr. Ehersole g. Tresi-
dent and treasurer Of = piano company,
ugt the firm is uo; involved IN the bank
Tlrt-,.
The hsnkrurtcv petition is the outErouth
~ business failure Of f7fteen wears ago.
AZ that time the men associated with NJ.
Eters0le went through Bankruptcy, but he
DELAYED this course until to-day. The for
nation # q new company in Which he
coined was the immediate cause or the
a -ticr.
The Str.rzsv & sons Piano Company. q
New York. With claim OF S2loooo. Is the
largest creditor named in the petition. The
listed assets are So I'm cash, SO IN personal
property and horse worth So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
oMAHArELepHoNE REcElVERsHIP

Omaha. April 6.--Judge v. n, Munger
appointed . receiver to-day for the Inde-
pendent Telephone Company 81 Omaha
upon application Of the Title Insurance and
Trust Company. holder Of two mortgages
Of $780, 600 each. The suit is understood
to be in the interests Of the reorganization
of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07

New York. April 9. 1910
GRAlN-N HEA T-Nheat showed a STEADY
tone early. due to covering on the part OF
shorts and less pressure to sell cables were
lower. Influenced by the American weakness
on Tuesday and under increased offerings Of
new crop India wheat. In the afternoon the
market was weak. closing net unchanged 70
= lower in New York. while Chicago was
down IL n = G from the final Of MONDAY.
Export business amounted TO - loads Of
Manitoba at outports. Cash wheat here weak.
With no red quoted 81 -, nominal. i Z.
and No 1 Northern 81 22@s. b. opening
navigation CORN-AC tive and weak. sell
Ing down IL 91Ssc 4 bushel under heavy
liquidation. Influenced 20 some extent BY re-
cent failures at Chicago OF two prominent
corn houses and an easier cash market. tx
port sales amounted % u loads az outports
steamer corn here quoted 81 iac and No Z SOC.
Doth elevator, export basis; export No corn,
62l.. . , OATS--Fafrly active ana easier.
declining s. = &c bUshel in sympathy with
wheat and corn Cash oats weak, natural
white, % 70 % u. quoted 49, z 4Sc. and
clipped white. - 20 f2 %. ara 51i.c RYE
Dull; 10 Western. s0l-c. nominal. b
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-07
FLOUR AND ,rFaI-rlo,r anil

FLOUR AND NEAL-Flour duH and nomi-
nal. BUYERS apparently not interested even at
sraFhts s. f 1nt s2 p patents n s. So
81 10. spring clears. 81 6O1S4 So. extra No I
W y. = tO9 90 sXtL9 Nc winter 81 90 Q
FLotR-Qgiet: fair to good, 81 asa 81 IS.
white and yellow. 81 45r 81 30. coarse. 81 s5fS
81 - FEED--Western and city barely steady.
Sas 5o 45 sPrn g. % 90 s'2ndare middliHg
bran. s23 bulk. s24 50 sacks. niiddIinE SIS p
$50 80. red dog. s31: homlay chop. S2J bulk.
Sc 90 sacks; clinical So nominal
PROyIsIONS-Active and weak declining
sharply under heavy liquidation. As the mar
tered. and 81 times prices we're demoraiizad.
with pork selling down over 100 points az the
traders inclined to unload their boIdinss TitL
the market Influenced by the break I'm corn
end the weakness In the hog market Sales OF
tember at 1880. PORK-Easy: mess. s26 ~
g $50 20; family. So 80 SIS. short clear. SO
family. S19 GS1g so. packet SIC 5Oa sf7; extra
India mess. $50 s81 BEEF HAMS-Quiet
bscons, I+t=c. 1sO 10. 14Lc: 100 10. i4s,c. 40
bellies dull: smokins 1-c. 10 H. ffis = ~
ID Ieli a nc. IA ID. 1slc. picked hams iei-
7T7lsc I.ARD-wesil. Midi. v-SeteTr NJ 81
u 1+c. CITY easy Is 8 e.. refined. south An1arfr,
is Doc. Continent. 145oc. Brazil. kegs rs s3c.
compound barely STEADY. 1oL 10isc STEAR-
%.
sUGAR-Rehued steady. but quiet and IN
changed. standard graruated. i5c net. less
Fer cent cash. The London market for beet
at Is vas s5 Aas saa 81 i1s spr s1d MAY MAY
STEADY, centrifugal 90 test Boo, muScovado. -
test. 3s5c. mclasses sugar. 50 test, 3 Sic. sales
Monday and Tuesday. ia addition to those re-
ported we're estimated a. 10000 bags Cubss
Nav clearance, AT I-l6C, basis % test equal a.
4 sc, ana TO-DAY 90 000 bags Cuhas ana Porto
kico. nearby at Sc fer Cuhls and 43oc for Porto
RlCE--steady but quiet aud unchanged
PPER-Standard weak vttb
spot ard deii' cries % the End OF July quoted AZ
ZOO = 30. London higher. spot e. as - 50
la5oc. sleclrolytc I56Is25c.' easti1s. II fsis
q sos5 sor; Nav g s5aSs Isl 80 June i ioG 50 APrb
sI5O. futures fl52 p sd LEAD2buiI, s s5o,'
London unchanged az fI2 f8s pd SPEITF,R-
Dull. 'SHIo too New York. So lad5-4Tt.c Easf
-. Louis London unehlnsed al 80. EnrIIsh
iron market unchanged al Sis 4i-d for Cley Gland
warrant Lorallv stsadv. No I foundry Norts+
EN-. $lSnSlN 90. No = foundry Northern No 1
5cuthcm aud No / Southern soft. Si1 7Ssf SIS -
PIG iron certificates dull and easter Reeuis-s-
April and May, SiT. June. Sl5 -, july SiT 80
OIL asked
MOLAsSEs AND sYRUPs-steady to nrrn.
but quiet aud unchanged
NAY Al STORES-Spirits turpentine steady.
here and n~m &c savannah although prices were
marked down trife Rosu steady. Tar nrn
OfLS-Liussed oil firm but unchanged Ks-
tn petroleum steady a. 500 Tor standard
white iu barrels az New YORK
lower for Jsuuarv and 20 s points advance
sales Of 1000 90 5000 hbls Tor export and opera
tors seemed Inclined o. support the market
Local contract prices
Yester-
Open High Low close day.
ApTn ...........75s 5ss 5ss i5oa5So 7s2
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seized by government officials here to-day.
They are said to contain martius yellow.
poisonous colorin- matter. Last Febru-
airy the federal authorities charged St
Louis concerns with nisbranding their
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April s. wheat was weak all dav
TIE announcement before trading began OF III.
suspension OF a firm identified Closeiv with ths
cash corn trade brought our considerable selling
IN al pits. although The pressure especially
noriceabls n corn At the close wheat showed
net losses OF lisQlssc. corn was down ISsc and
oats on a 94c t. 10 I lsC- Provisions closed
declines Of 42--cqS1 SCI. Range OF prices: