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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-07
CORN ERsToNE IN.

The TOMBSTONE of the new city hall
and auditorium has arrived and been
placed in position by Contractor
Street 1t is, in reality, not a regular
cornerstone, but a marble table with
two faces, on the north and one on the
west. Engraved on the north face is
the following inscription: Bryan City
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-07
DALLAS DUNAAN DEAD
IN A FIRE At WACO
His Remains Were Found in Hallway
of Rooming House Which was
Destroyed at $4,000 Loss.

Special to the Eagle.
Waco, Texas, April I'm a room
ing house fire on Austin street yester-
day morning at 3 o'clock, Dallas Dun
ham, young man, was burned to
death. He was found in a hallway,
where he had suffocated from smoke.
j. C. Riley owned the building. Loss
$4,000, with insurance partial
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-07
MANCHESTER COTTON
MEN WILL Be T|CKLED
Shrnkage in Values On Tuesday l:
Said to Have Cost Colonel Pat
ten Cool Half Million.

| Special TO the Eagle
Chicago, April 1.-THE sudden
shrinking in cotton prices yesterday
cost James A. Patten hal a million
dollars. 1t is reported by exchange
members.
This will please the Manchester cot
ton men.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-07

a good idea of the work of the schools.
1t may be of interest to know that
there are between 500 and 900 pupils
in the Bryan public schools.
w. c. LAWSON, =
Supt
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-07
l.. S. ROSS CHAPTER U. D. C.

Saturday will be Tag Day"
Bryan's Tag Day will be next Sat
urday, April 9.
Be sure you get Tagged" next Sat
urday.
Wear U. d. C. Tag and prove your
loyalty.
Everybody will wear U. D. C. Tag
next Saturday. 1O5
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-07

Singer and Wheeler & Wilson ma.
chimes are always sold direct from
maker to user. They are never sold
under any other name, never through
department stores, never by peddl ,rs,
only direct from us to you. Easy
terms, easily arranged If you like.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
T. A. S.-tterwhite. Salesman.
Phone 105
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-07
TEXAS CARLSBAD WATER

Mineral Wells Fountain water. Cures
stomach, kidney, liver and nervous
trouble. A natural laxative. Espec-
tally fine for malaria. Delivered
promptly by PARSONS BoTTLING
WORKS. 1os
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-07
NOTICE-VETERANS.


There will be a meeting of Camp j
B. Robertson, United Confederate Vet
Grams at Carnegie hall, on Saturday
afternoon next, April 9th, at o'clock
All members are urged to attend as Of
ficers are to be elected and other bust.
ness of Importance to be transacted.
w. E. SANDERS,
Commander
Attest:
W. Gillie Mitchell,
Adjutant.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-07
FOR SALE.

Good 6 room house, lots of ground
Price reasonable.
Apply to ]. F. FAX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-05

Kansas Ciry May -CATTLEs--Elec1lpts. -
sou Including 900 Scuthernsi steady % SITS,
choice export and dressed beet steers, = osdess
fair 10 good IS 25GS7 Is; Western, So'ess -.
81 a.. southern cows So 259S3 q; native. = 30
81 s.. heffers 81 65QS7 rs: bulls. 81 20 - -.
calves 81 5G6Ss so HOGS-Eeceipts. $50. -
higher top So 30. bulk OF sales. SScss - nsss ~
So snas9 80; packers and butchers. = l95i - =.
light S9Qss 10. pigs. sS8Ss 70 : II -15
rsipts . 600: steady lambs 50 2o1sti
S7ds8 IS: Terhers SIS 25GSI 90 sTes' - SSV
81 p; stocksrs and feeders. g J0gs4
cincinnati Nav 4-CATTLES-Rscei o-St%.
n4,iet fair 10 good shippers. s. 55etSI %. con-
mon s. 1885 so HOGS-Fsscetpts. Ls21s a.
6S9 so. common. IS 25qs9 80. SHEE.P--Rs-
cefpts f45: steady Sass - Lambs steady. -
GSs :. -.
Chicago Nav A-CAITLE-Recsfpts 11,0g9,
s+eadv: steers SO 2JGSs 40. cows. q sS41st.
heirers 81 Z5aS7 80; bulls. "a 75gso Q; calves.
S31SS 80. stncixers and fsea1ers. > ''S9so o.
HO(l-Recsipts 5000 Zoe hishs-; cnoite'
hesv- Sc 4OdSe 20. butchers. 50 900 So a.. light.
mixed So 20Gs9 so. choice, hght. 50 59GS9 -
packing Sc $3.50 4J. pigs segS9 80; BULK 49, e.
81 65,TSS lambs 81 Sass 90. spring lambs, SD
ass q;.ctabIv. with actual sales at Sl9s7s11 80
East Buffalo. May 4-CATTLE-Recsipts-
ESQ. SLOW: prime steers. 81 20 a IS "a vEAI.S
Receipts. 500: sIJv and steady. S69SS .
HOGS-Receipts. Loo, active and l5g @9f
higher: heavy. mixed. Workers and pigs. 81 -
IS %. diaries SO zoo So as SHEEP and
La MBS-Recetpts. 4.0ooi sheep slov. werhers
100 PEE lower; lambs active and loo higher
LAMBS. 81 IS q SO. vethsrs, 81 5OEST 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-05

4c4q4se- Fowls. Uzste-n. hoxsz dry. 60 D and
over 10 dozen. Is14g1ec. IS n. 10 sG2'e. 81 %
g n 1scs oo!s iced dTy picked sr5, ~ BE, ersr
Western scalded. t59fs1zc: COCKS. Old; 59e:
BgGkL y sP,lnx r 5ssros oz.n 81 s6sss
poor. dark. S. Frezsa-T RfNEIs youi.K, a.
1895: young hens. tsg25c; old toms, a2azsS
9seiisI I'm s.'i f- ,qr ffysrs fs
1ae cor cora led ia ne trZ.s-s I7ai7,se: FOWLS
POTATOES AND yEGtTABL Es-old Pots-
toes firrn New 25c higher. sweet dEagslns.
onions IN actiys demand supply heavy aEparass
Pea I'm ana higher string SeaEs II
is~at r.eIsss ss.t poor Radishez ard rhuasre
ssr Toasoes & s.a 1 Ffer F2 ss s q
gs2 3; red 8 2Se @ y; s saf s ID n S1E $50
n. s1gsi 81: fs5-ro has. 15css1 "a SWEET
oIAI9 ESQ FI SsIs1are. Soasoc: HsF1At
dozen bs.Hsksz -5eGs2 30: ARTiC60kES. Call-
Isl ffTni g. dF sE7 cd, 5bI 55ess1 ssus care
Ina, Tor punches. seasa: Nsw orisa2s go
= so S s s5gda 16 S5aI saacsss si5s New or
leans S2dsS: Bermuda. crate t9e1sl -. o.
Dbl s19s1 so bag ISe 81 !, x $50 - III - o. 5
DOZEN sa6Sr SO: Bsrnucz. box. 81; CABBAGES,
yirgnis Dol slgsI TO- Nosss G T3e sT7 7s
Wakefield. s1asl 70: hoL s'gS ISL =: gr e-
crate 81 2Jqs2; red s2gs2 %; s.Lsstt4 1,-. .S1
S taa case 81 5 sS %: Eothogss seS5
TNDfVE Europsau 70. 14d15c- Et5tEts1saaS I =
Florida. eox. 81 25as2; Curan y Z $50 %
CTARI,IC New Orleans. 100 70, S5Gses HOESE-
PADISH 100 70. S29s3: KALE- nearby. POI. zg9
35c: KOHLRABI. Bermuda. crate. I9ci *
TUCF Virginia basket. 5ccdSl; North Careiine
5Oc1Si: South CaroIina 15c, New dreams
40c6ISi: nearby bbk eid$2: hothouse, ds5en =
a S5c; LIMA BEANS. Florida. potato. 2asAsS
s:sd So 80: fiat 50 so; MUSHROOMS, 4-lo 0sskss
5Ocas1 -: ONIONs, Bermuda ne7; cIz e e % >
Texas 81 1851 So: white. 81 I34$l go 80 s- :
81 40gs1 80: Egyptian nev bag. 'e 80 -
New Orleans 70-fo bag, 81 %: OKLA. y io-I1a-
carrier s. 50GS5: Cuban, s24S4. - d 1E =
PL ANTS 100 lunches. sass so; PEAS, v " ",
r!ria small half Dbl basket. S197Sl % NoItEE
Sa-cliua large 81 5oGs2 d; third basket. - 2
81 Is: small, half hbl basket s1GS1 %: talrt
basket 75clS1 Is: South Carolina. small oas.AeL
50cffSI =: PEPPERS Florida large box - =, =
tTs2 Is: carrier. S1GS1 80; Cuban S1GS! -
PARSNIPS old. Dbl 50q75c; PARSL5+. NS0
orleans curly s2Gs5: plain, S3dS4: Berrnu1s
craze 50c1Sf- ROMANO southern. baskst. .,
Gs2- Bermuda crate 7Jc1S1 %: RADISHES
nearbv 100 punches. 5G9T5c, Southern. basket
o0G5oc: RHUBARB. Jersey. 100 punches. 81
SGSTT.IoNS. 50d5 75c: STRING BEANS. Georgia
green. basket. IS 50ds4; Florida. wax. 81 SQg
s. IS. green 81 JCdS3: SPINACH. Virginia, Dol
25G40c: rearby. 20940c: SQUASH. Florida wit
or yeIio7 box. S19st so; Cuban. White So
81 80. TJRNIPS rutabasa4 Dbl soc'Gsl %
white old, 500 Use; Bermuda, new white oox
81: TOMATOES Florida. carrier. sIdsZ .
Cuban. T5cGs1 %; WATERCREsS, 100 hunenss
75cGS1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-05

81 rs e 1a1s g. II =, r s. "a 3. ~ ~ e
g g T. L f 10 S = = = 4o ~ s s.
Is rs n p, g q e 10 r. 81 n; s.. q
@throwouts." III n. g.
Il r. Hume: IS vs4ls. 1ss u. IS 50; TO. ns
% g. ~ ses n "a 4 r. euilE 100 n IS -.
~ S s % 'I mixed. 1os n 50 s7s 20. 100 %
S~Isos Mecabe: IL ysais. tfs 70. SO So =
Il butterruiIxs. IL n. S.. 81.
" : or u. 4 C 60. ,z5 IL 81 - - . " %
Jeilise wrLght e Co: 90 ysals. iae ~ % y =
j 1Sa iod ~ = s. S s. i4s es q 3 ~ + u
q, sstbTowoJrrs~ 70 n, s. ~
Teili !! 50 q !! 70 II II * q ia e.
tasr pueey. veals. f5I y. s. %
,gs i ~ Is -. s4a. 1a5 n IS ios f2s =
81 IS: e46. rs 10. 50 90 % 0aftsrr'iiis-s- -
robin & shannon: I15 vssls. 1Ss ID. ~ I''
"a f2s - IS Isfs 4. te5 Y. 81 -.
$ sanders: Is xssls. tS9 20 c,,iIs = fo5 -.
50 20; 70 ore & CO. v-als 10 u. So 25s
srrrp sNr r.sNB~-Recelpts Al ea-s. Or
10 80 head. including 3 = ears for tae mar
re- Sbsep in limited supply sld bareiy
- =
slack demand and 25a zoe lower. 10 go 80,
took offered spring lambs steady seFeI9t 80
Of ordinaTy clipped lambs unsold Hoo. ~.
sfoct aboyIf of the market Common - fsiT
clipped sheep sold az s5@ss % rrr 1es -
efi51sd calls 81: common and rucc.1n,
cIir5~d iarrss s7EsT so. decks Asryianst
S-~iru lambs 81 Dressed mutton SLOW a.
- = ts-: dressed Iarrbs. 1J6 1Iizc. eountr
d-sssed hotf4crss lambs weak at eSgSo Sp
each.
saIes-McPherzon & Co. 2ST Ms 49, z ~.
sprfnz lambs so 70 average, ST. per 1Vt ~
so rifpDed Fl1r@aIo lambs 80 %. ~ ~ ci0pea
7Iarvfsnf sheep 105 II, s. So - -
& sanders. . unshorn state lambs - y.
SIC. I0T clipped state sheep. IL ID. 80 -.
"a 81 ID. So culIs. no ID 81
robin Z shannon: 26s clipped Bufraio
germs C,sr,r1lssfor Co 81 MARYLAND sprfnx
lambs 80 Ii. s11; unshorn Mar lana snse7.
11e ID, IS so
HOGs-Recefpts for Two days Is ears Or
/ 4 7r4 head including One-haR car Scr IT.
/ market Prices weak VITA reported ssics e
/ So q0a SO per 100 n, country dressed noss
I s1iet at 1eik 9f4c per ID - -
eaie--W 2 Hume IS state hogs 1st -
+ averags. SO per 100 II rouShs $50 70. -
: Sanders. state hogs. 16S ID $40
+ Pernsy1vaI.is pigs. 100 II, SO. rouzhs 500
Tom z shznneu. . state hcgs 1f5 ~.
/ 80 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool MAJ 4--wHEAT-spot dull: futurss
steady: May. IS AID; July, IS I'D October.
IS SID CORN-SPot quiet, new American
mixed Nerlhsrn. IS I'd. old. IS I'D. c1t1rs-
dull. July nominal PEAS-Csnsdtan. g 81.
FLOCR-winter patents, 3os ID. HoPS-n
Ioncon Pacific Coast. S4dE5 IS BEEF-
Extra India ness 12Ss. P0RK-Prirn. mess
western lbs. HAMS-ShOrJ cuI, rs BACON
Cumberland cut, SIS Sd short ribs I0S 81
long clear middies. light and heavy. SIS Sd, short
clear backs SIS Sd clear bellies. 69S. SHOCL-
DERESquare. els Cd LARD-P-t-ns Western.
tisrces S5s 3D. American refined. pals SIS
CaEESE-Cauadian hnrst Eh1ts. 62s Sd: col
cred COS TALLOV-Prime city 53s. TUB-
PENTTNE-Spirits- AS Sd. R0STN-Comu.or.
los I5zd. PETROLEUM-71sd. LINSEED OH.
-42s Cd TALLOW-AusLralia1. IN LOndo--
s7s load COTToNsEED OIL--FIuH refined.
31s 3D.
London May 4-5UGAR--3 Iuseava1o. t5s.
CENTRIFUGAL 15s BEET SUGAR-f4s Cd. LIN
SEED-Calcutta. May-JEne SIS toad. LIN
SEED OII-STs Cd SPERM OIL-sSZ Pc
sTROLECN american, refined. SD spt-fts 70
TTEPENTINE-Spirf As 4i=d- E0STN-
American strained. lis. fire. fSs Sc
Antwerp. May 4-PETROLETN. les erzncs 50
csErires-
Montreal. NAY 4-CTIEESE-Steady. folders.
. 11&sq11@c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-05
CHARGE KEENE WITH FRAUD
Suits for Accounting Filed as Re
snlt of Hooking Pools.

I5eD~- D F5otchkiss receiver for the
Stock Exchange firm OF LathroP Has
tiue & Co. one OF the three houses
that failed as a result OF the collapse OF
fhe Columbus q Hooking pool on January
- has fled TWO suits in the Supreme Court
against James r keene and the members
cf The tao pools, OF which Mr.. keene vas
manager, asking for an accounting and
the appointment Of receivers for the pools
IN The complaints, which are the same in
both suits, il Is declared that large sums
ri money came into the possession Of Mr..
heere as pool manager. and that no &C
count has been rendered By him, that he
Taade large profits in the purchase and sale
~ stock for the accounts Of the pools,
sich he has failed 70 account for and
taLed % pay over, and that at times he
secretly and with intent TO defraud the
other members OF the pools" purchased
Hooking stock individually from himself
fer the account Of the pools, also At large
profit 10 himself and loss TO the pools.
The complaints alege further that at
other times, with intent 10 defraud and IN
had faith and II violation Of the agreement
with the pool uembers, he sold large guam
t--ies OF his own stock for the purpose of
szo With The intention Of reducing the mar
l'sc price CT the stock fer his own personal
l-oHt. and that with the intention Of max
ing personal profit 70 himself and causing 4
loss 70 tie other members OF the pools he
made various purchases and sales which re-
suited n great loss 10 the other members
sr6 large profits TO himself"
The defendants named in the first suit
besides M keene, are J NJ Fiske & Co.
1-eT-bGrger. Henderson & Loeb. Jewett
Brothers. DAY. Adams & Co, Rollins &
Co. 1Iarkoe & Morrison and A. J Elias &
GO. The second suit is against the same
DEFENDANTS and IN addition Atwood Violet
* Co. Van Setback a Co. Wagner. Dick
Crsor & Co. Bishop, Laimbeer & Co. and
Tucker, Anthony 4 Co
II Is believed that the suits institutes
hy 3Ir. Hotchkiss esta blish the fact that
tlere wiz be 10 settlement b. Nj Keene,
r has been runored IL the last few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-05
cuIcAGo INpUsTRiALs,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicago MAY 4-suspicoa tia Leading cad Longs
we're unloading had much 70 DC slih r ~ western
f9 p5ce ana ,sETas and oeiai forecasts ~, Ss
ors o ee states s tSa's ae f i6,f for the
Gf onthz 6Ht se - t9r ,S Msy - c2Ee e
closed -zG r. otIisions 2OQ50c higher. There was
s sssT ne nerkEousess 81 wheat when
began : autI roirtsd apparently 10 higher
ove here bat selling pressure net satiStso
torly s,orfs or showers West the result
coap-sH , wc slide downward; Hessier ny and
: 3 = 49, Is79e temporarily lnaucsd rally 10
cnancL,ls s,h,.s dgJIres but Gid not arouse the
cs 90 5ssres 81 buyng enthusiasm as heretofore
of1eiiilss o. beSS-v practically tree-tourrhs OF
% fse ''i dag September opsRed s lever
higher a. . 0os, Isl o3Ts dropped 10 81 OF l.
aa SI o9s. and Closed steady at 81 o. net loss
Of &c Range o. prices 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-05
BIG STEEL PENSION FUND
Cornoration Adds So, 900, 900 to
Carneuie's s4.0o0.O0o Gift.

-, sta llsslsry1gnt OF z pension fund OF
* 40 noo l,y the United States steel Cor
-,.-srior. which is to be consolidated with
TIE 6. 100000 fund created by Andrew Car
rsrie and the net proceeds used for the pay
r1leut OF pensions 10 disabled Or superen-
uuated employees Of the corporation. vas
announced yesterday by Chairman Z ID
Gary.
4 plan for pensloning lis eu1pl1Tes haS
been under consideration by the lnShAe
raeut OF the Steel Corporation since De
cen,ber. 1908. II connection with plan lol
fhe voluntary relief OF men injured ei-|
fbs families of men killed n work aco-
dents while IN the employ Of the ocl "a
+so7 which Was adopted on April Ia anu
went snto opsratton on the first or tnls
month At the time the latter plan was
s-,,o,-,ces Il was stated that the pension
Man vas being perfected and ~oulo soon
be nut into practical effect D'lS1
t.srv's announcement follows
r.. r-,i.ed states steel Cooperation has
-efsF7ished a fund OF SS,eoeeve loL pel-Sl.1l
purposes .-or;e viii be consolidated with
H. s. a-8 60 fund heretofore -, SLSet 81 -
-5t--7 INC aggregate amount VIII Dc Know y
.aT-,5s T-T@ffed states Steel and Carnegie
-5snsior, F7l-nd," ard the net proceeds VIII
- administered b. BOARD OF WE'VE
trustees for the bene1t o. eilplCSS = o. x
sr,71si5ia~v companies OF the [ nlIeo states
See Corporation. Eight % the trustees
Teve been appointed by the corporation
.47 four by Mr.. Carnegie.
re trustees appointed By the United
STATES steel Corporation are ex-Juoge
60. George Y. Perkins, J. H Reed.
andrew Squire. J. 4. Eoyt, X. h Knapp.
R C. Boiling and Frank .. Adams, and
those chosen BY Mr.. Carnegie are Charles
! Ta~lo-. ". 3 Dickson. Robert A.
Franks and z. E. Tenner, jr.
In addition 70 these relief and pension
svsters for It's employees which the Steel
Corporat.on has adopted It voluntarily in
~-sa SD the wages OF its 100000 eIlployes
iss- month an average Of per cent the
sdded eIDe-ditu-e for this purpose being
e5errr 8 CSC 60 E year It has also declared
sgs-n-N= Sunday work and II 1avcr or CIV
sng employees IN its manufacturing pants
= 1egs- rvuerrv-four hours continuous rest
rs-H eek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Kew York. MAY I. 1910.
BFFFES-Receipts. 124 cars OF 244T head
Including IS cars for slaughter and IS for the
market. 20 cars on sale Trade vsry duh, and
prices lower for everything except thin cows.
and good fat cows 10Q2oc- The yaros were
cleared oTdiRary 70 choice steers sod a s. 10
est sellers; oxen and stays. s. T5@ So 40 bulls,
81 1898 10 and tailends. 81 so cows, 50 90
11G12c for native carca sses. chucks, 9G1Oc;
binds and ribs. 12914c- Exports to-day. 100
quarters Of beef
Ssle-Tobin & shannon: Il Ohio steers, 15s'
n average. 81 90 per 100 10; u, 14T3 70. 81 so:
Is. AL n, s. 90 Is, 1910 r. 90 10 49,
n, s. 60. 16. 1142 n, 81 *: Is, Michigan. 1850
< sanders. IS Pennsylvania steers 1874 10.
s. 30; IS, 1922 r. 8 50; - OHIO. 1913 D. 81 =;
1852 n, 81 80: Is New Jersey. 95s n. So %; 5.
a46 2 s. o AZ oTsn 1852 co.'s - ~ }so P s. $50
J 1os2 n s. 10; ! u d $50 H. 81 s.; 1225 n
% Nc S CO Is Ohio steers. 1884 n. SIS
20, 1905 n, 81 50 1e I1Jo n, s. %: IS. no
r. 8 20 Is il2 D. 81 go eull 1 ec r. e 70
/. $50 70. s.: Is cows 1143 n. IS 40; {, 1885
r. 8 o5. g. loss p. g S.; L 1850 n 8 50
s. s. 10 Ss' :. io57 X. s. So e. S Is: 8. Isl
n. IS 90: 20. s85 n, IS so.
1851 n, s. so: 10 Penn irS 1242 n. s. Is
Kerns Commission Co: % Ohio steers 1922
20 1255 n. 81 80: Il. t165 n 81 60
S Judd & Co: bulls. $50 n, 81 90; cows
@0t ID, D. o.
J. G. Curtis & son: bulls. 145o 70. s. Is; Is.
1856 70, So o. O. HOS 10. So 80: 2, 1850 n s. 30
:. 80 10 So 40; I. 11S0 -. IS So; Il, SOS n,
s. %: 3. s97 n. So 10; ? no n. So. 2, $50 n
lois n 81 so. l. $50 n. g Is: . I0s5 h. s. 50:
:. e2S. d s. %; p, e2s 70. S4 Il. RS 10 50 co.
10, 100 ~ IS 50; s, $50 n IS 80. :. 40 n s. 40
l, $50 n 81 IS; 5, ga n SO %.
John Ducey: stag, 1850 n. 81 80; I, 1920 II.
SIS 75 bulls, 1925 n. IS 40; 3. Ss+ u. s. 90 3.
643 n. 81 70; 90 COWS S33 70, S4- 1. $50 n,
Sc 30: l. $50 ., IS 80; Z Te7 n. So ..
Andrew Mullen: OK 100 n s.. /. 1000 n,
So IS: bull. 1890 n. So 80 3 g73 n. s. .; !.
$50 70. 81 70; COW 900 r. 81 so. 3, $50 ~ s. 80
Nelson & McCabe: . bulls. 92j 70, IS Is;
cows 1885 70, 81 TO- 5. 1880 70, IS 50; 3. 80 n.
IS %.
W r. Hume: 1 suI 1000 n, s. Is 4 COWS,
a45 70, 81 50; 915 n, 81 80. g. SIS n. 81, =,
675 n. SO -
Jeiiise. wright * 90 bnn. $50 n. So; l.
$40 n 81 90; coR. go 70, So I. SO 70. 81 so;
3 700 n. 81: IL $50 n. 81 6.
CAIEES-Reeeipts, 5.20S. including 6s1 for
the market Demad less active, but fairly
good considering Monday heavy supplies; prices
/ soc lower with some sales T5c Of The pens
were cleared. Common 10 choice veals sold at
So 5OGSs 30 per 100 70: about carload az IS %
culls. S5GS6. Dressed calves lower. 9p13c
for city dressed veals and sG11e for country
dressed
Sales-Cecrge ( L. s. DilIenhack: Il veals, $50
ID average. IS 30 per 100 70, 81, f32 n, IS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-05
IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
The Iron Age SAYS

Il -[OD age
sharp curtstlraert II Pig iron production
9 sncwr b. or blast furnacs statistics.
IT-eIrJ-fo1- furnaces we're hlsTn cUr or
banked - april. and zen others have gone
o[5 Si5es Sic Nay Z or are sc5saI-ec tcr early
th.-ty-osy month was c,zS3,763 gross tons,
O. e 7ee tons 2 day. against 2,s17-ss9 tons
n March. CT s.. s5s tens & day. The daily
against 64.elo tons April ! showing that
prccEcIica CT coke ans anthracite ircn is
month age This represents reduction
N the yearly rate q 22o 600 tens, in6icat-
ing LigT production cf al kinds CT Pig iron.
ehsrccaI iron included. is now az the rate
uaces about 70 80 out represent an out
uu- % 90 go tons a yse-s 50 that by an
other ter DAYS Il IS fair 10 assume that
the rae Of pig iron production VIII be %
rer cent less than CO April !
The eject OF CurtailLnemt upon the pig
tron nls-set IS being Sharply watched
fact thar Southern producers have received
otg-s only slightly below So a. si-n,itg-
hs-n scr No. IS given signiIleaI1ce ih sol::e
Quarters The finished material maTAstA
are erected by TIE continued decline n PIG
Scr 10 the extent OF showing some lssiia-
SION n contracting The POSSIBILITY % later
-uces sfons ron present leT els has ANU
euceE some consumers 70 hold back tor the
present The mos important CONSTRUCTION
nov under consideration Is that Tor inc
proposed subways II New ferK. on v s ill.!-
The tri-boroUgh scheme would -ecnlfs
aoUt $1,000 tons OF de1ornled bars and
io1.950 1o2s O. structural shapes
The Iron Trade Review says
Pig iron production for april was -,A9:.
20 IONS COMPARED with 2,5se,lss tons n
March There vas net loss CT seventeen
stacks 81 operation Many clllsr Furnaces
are expected 70 blow OFT a. an ear, GAZE
T.le zig iron market IS extremely am, al4o
the effecr OF This condition IS reEf, 20 some
extent II finished lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-05

July and Auguzt ,Z-60U 5175e LONDON
steady: spot E1as Us Cd. futures. 45o- LEAD
Weak spot so n 44ec New York, 4-ise
y nc East 81 Louis. London lower at IL
IS Cd SPELrER-Weak; spot and MAJ, 4s5
q 5.o0e New York. 4.s0af 4 soc East 81 Louis
London unchanged at To- IRON was lower
al 4os I'd in London Locally quiet. With Ne
foundry Northern quoted at SIT % 2 SIS. No
= e16 10 q s1T 90. Va Southern ana Sc
Southern soft. sis 10 81 Is. Pts iron esr-
HAcates UNCHANGED. 80 sales
sMOLaSsES AND SIRUPS-Steady 70 hTEn
and business Was good. with full but unchanged
prices
NAVAL STORES-sPrRITs TURPEN TINE
-steeay % firm, with fairly good business
FQSIN-Ste2dy and unchanged TAE-Firn1ly
held and unchanged
oILs-Ltuseed oil unchanged. Refined Pc
ITOleuU vas unchanged
COIT0NsEED OII-C,uiet- sales amounting
to SflVV barrels, and near positions STEADY, GIGS
ing at if3 points advance. owing 70 the hrmness
in lard and 20 support from refining interests.
TElie the iGtsr months were @G4 points lower
under moderate liquidation SPOT prices held
steady, and near months at big PrerniaiEs
Over tae next crop, although trading - ret
active. Local contract prices: